, 1862-04-17

A{I1uEly AttoeACA.
WISCONSIN VOLUNTEERS.
16th-Co1 Benjamin Allen,
l7th-Col- John l. Dosan.
(NorE.-The 1st and 10th Wisconsin were In
tbree rcciments above named, though fresh trom
siacs: and probably reached Savannah e. tine 70
b1in'a cavalry Eas p1eseat.l
MISCELLANEOUS.
18th .. S. lbatta,io1) Maj: S, D. Carpenter.
s ;ts ;sGel PsGe] Tiiiisn :; Sf S3a11seSSh. s15%eS
The s'Curtis Horse from St. Louis.
4sh s.. art1lery-one battalion.
MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS.
sth-col- Morgan L. Smith, Commanding
i1tIN$el Joseph p; Plapmer,
1Sth-col Madison Miller,
19th-Col John Mcneil,
22d-Col. ]. D. Foster,
a3d-Col Jacob r. TindalI,
xth-CoL Everett Peabody,
Col John Moorcs Northeast Missouri regiment,
Col Birges regiment Of shafpshooters.
cAvALRT.
Col. El}1s's regiment Of cavalry.
Col. Bishop@s North Missouri cavalry
ARTu1ERf.
Major Carepder's battalion Of artillery,
Battalion OF 1st Missouri artillery.
MICHIGAN TOLUNTEERs.}
1oth-Col. Charles II Lum,
11th-Col. William J. May,
1eth-Col- francis Quinn
1sth-Gol @,ehael Shoemaker,
d5!h-Col John II. Oliver
Mechanic e Regiment-Co1. William P Inness.
ARTILLERY.
Batteries Of Loomis, Dees, Andrews and Lock
wood.
OHIO VOLUNTEERS.
lNoTE.-1t is difficult to make up perfect list Of
Ohio troops at Pittsbu1g. because It is uncertain
what regiments arc with Gen. Mitchell, and what
M asn II Bues y It I'D 91e
believe the following to be nearly couect.1
6th-Col- VIM 4. Bos1ey,
1ah-Gol. YIN: s Smith opp Brig. GEM
19th-Col. Samuel Beatty
aoth-Col. Charles Whittlesey,
35th-Col James 4. Jones, commanding Brig
s31h-co1 John u. Fuller
80 d-Col. ]. L. Kirby Smith.
46th-Col Thomas Worthlngton,
4sth-Col Peter j. Sullivan, Commanding Brig
zsih-co1. wm. H. Giseon,
63d- Jesse J. App1er,
54th-Col. Thomas Ki1by Smith,
58th-Col. Peter Kinney,
57th-Co1. William Mungen,
beth-Col. Valentine BansenWein,
S9th-Co1- James T. Fyfe,
64th-Col. John Ferguson,
65th-Col. Charles 9. Hatker,
8Sth-Col. Samuel q. SteedmAn,
7Qth-Col. Jonas r. Cocker1l,
c1st-Col. Rodney Mason,
T2d Col. Rob't 2. Buekland, (commandin!
;SshIeol Charles R. Woods, <commandn1
T:thlo1- j. Hildeb1and, commanding Brigade
8!6t-col. Thomas Morton.
sAyALRY.
1st-Co1. Minor Milliken,
8d-Ool Lewis Zahm,
dth-Col. John Kennett.
th-{battalion) Lieut. Col. Thos. 7. Heath.
ARTILLERY.
Six batteries OF the 1et Regiment Of Artiller,
{coi James Barnett,) and abont as many Ind;
pendent batteries.
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS.
6th-CoI, Ihos 7. Grittenden, {com'g Brigade
oth-Col Wm. H. Blake,
ilih-eol. @ Geo. :. 1e6ianis, >s's 1'AlSnN'
= 15$e ~ 81 Hsssa sS. a%s s"& bagads5
3srd-Col. VIM L. sanderson,
s4th-CoI Alvin P. HoveJ, Orig. Gcn.>
a5th-Col> James c: Yeatch, (com'g Brigadc.)
29th-Col. John F. Miller,
16th-Co1. Lion S. Baee,
s1et Cel. Charles G5nft, (com'g Brigsde.)
ssd-Col; 81 Angast 1E!e', W1lich.
ssth-fs h-Get ct aho5on 5osn I y ABRfs1sen' BIses
43d-Col Js.nes G. Jones.
A4th-Col. Hugh B. Reed,
48th-Cel. Norman Eddy.
tad-Ca. James II. Smith.
5sd-Co!: Walter q: Gresham,
67th-Co1 Cyrus c. Hinee,
5sth-col Henry NJ. Carr, (comg B1lgade.>
CAVALRY.
9a~Lt. Col. Edward N. McCook.
ARTuiERY.
Eight batteries.
KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS.
There were present, (thc most Of them coming
with Buell) sixteen regiments OF Kentucky infa1
II, three regiments Of cavalry, and four batteri
ofarti1lery accordingt to our best sources ofinfor
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