The National tribune., 1890-12-25

LIST Ohio L. A.. Battery A, Capt. Wilbur r. Good
speed.
Second Brigade.
Col. JOSEPH y. DODGE.
10Th H.. Col. Allen Buckner
29th Ind. Lieut.-Col David ~ Dunn.
Both Ind. Lieut. Col. Orrin ID. Hurd.
18th Pa, Col. Thomas Il. Rose. Capt. Joseph J.
Lawson.
Ohio J.. a.. 10Th Battery, Capt. Edward GrosskoPR.
Third Brigade
Col. PHILENos Z. BALDWIN.
Col WILLIAM vs.. BERRY.
9th Ind. Leut.-Col. HAgeTmRn Trip, MAI. Calvin
ID. Campbell.
5th Ky. Col William w. Berry, Capt John II.
Huston.
Let Ohio Lieut.. Col. Bssselt LanGdou.
SD Ohio, Col. Hiram Strong, Leut-Col. William
H. Martin.
Ind. L. A, 5th Battery, Capt. Peter simonson.
THIRD DIVISION.
Mai Gen. PHILIP II. SHERIDAN.
EfrSt Brigade.
Brighten. WILLIAM II. LYTLH
Col. SILAs MILLER
seth H., Col. Silas Miller, Lieut-Col. Porter O.
Olson.
S5th H., Lieut. Col Alexander 8. Chadbourne.
2lst Mich, Col. William d. McCreery. Mai ssy-
mour Chase.
2ith Wis. Lieut-Col. Theodore s. West. Maj. Carl
Won Bhumbach.
Ind L. A, llth Battery. Capt. Arnold SuiermeisIer
Second Brigade
Col. BEESAKD LAIBOLDr.
18th H., Col. Wallace W. Barrett.
I'D H.. Col. James T.. Jnquesa.
~ Mo, Mai. Arnold Beck.
18TH No.. Col Joseph Conrad.
LIST DO. L. A, Battery G. Lieut.. GustEyus Sehueler
Third Brigade
Col. LUTHER i. BRADLEY.
Col. NATHAN II. WALwoRTH.
22d H., Lieut. Col. Francis Swanwick.
9th H.. Col. Jonathan H. BIiles
42d H., Col Nathan H. WaIworth, Lieut. Col John
A. Iloitenstoin.
5lst M, Lieut. Col Samuel y. Raymond.
LIST III. l. A.. Battery C. Capt. Mark II. Prescott.
On the 18th of September the Corps was
concentrated at McLemOre's Cove, with orders
to move TO Chickamauga Greek. Early on
the morning Of Sept. 10 the Corps, with the
exception Of Posts Brigade, which was left
toguaTd stevens's Gap, in Lookout Mountain,
moved to Crawfish Springs, and was massed
there. In the middle of the forenoon john
sons and Davis's Divisions were sent to Gen.
Thomas, and SheridAns Division was sent
10 GOrdOn's Mills, TO prevent the rebels from
crossing the creek there. The heavy pressure
on the left Of the army induced the transfer
thither of two brigades of this Division,
leaving but one-Lytle's-to guard the
crossing, in conjunction with the cavalry.
The First Division began fighting about
1890 on the 18th, near the Widow Glenn
house, with a fierce engagement which
lasted until about 4 o'clock. The rebels
were repeatedly repulsed, but at cost of
nearly one-third the strength Of the defend
era They were finally relieved by the ar
rival of other troops and bivouacked for the
night few hundred yards in rear of the
position they had held so gallantly. They
went into line again at 3 o'clock on the morn
Ing of the both, but were not engaged until
some time after 10 o'clock, when they were
assailed in an advanced position they had
taken, by an overwhelming mass of the
enemy, which, after a desperate struggle,
passed both TANKS and compelled precipi-
tate retreat The division was not reformed
until point two and one.half miles had been
reached. In this affair the division lost
1872 officers and enlisted men, killed,
wounded and missing. Among the killed
were Brigade Commander Hsg and several
other Colonies.
The Second Division had moved forward.
on the forenoon OF the 10Th, in the direction
Of the firing in Gen. Thomas's front until
that commander was found, who ordered It
TO advance aud attack, which il did. 1t
drove the enemy from its front for nearly
mile, and gained a. advanced position, where
at o'clock il repulsed a terrific attack.
which lasted until darkness put an end to
the lighting 1t was withdrawn during the
night by Gen. Thomas, leaving its wounded
upon the field, and stationed behind hastily
thrown-up breastwOrks, where, at 10 o'clock
on the morning of the Goth, it repulsed an
other desperate attack, and WAS then left in
peace until p. m, when the enemy made
another attack. This was met by counter
charge of Willich's Brigade, which made
wild havoc in the enemy's ranks. The Di-
vision captured seven pieces OF artillery and
600 prisoners, and held its position until or
dered by Gen. Thomas TO fall back. 1t lost
10 officers killed, SO wounded and 81 miss