The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-03-30


Dec. 81, 1864, was as follows: Commissioned
officers killed, one; wounded. one. Enlisted
men killed, 12; wounded, %; missing "a
Total, 1877
During the campaign in the Carolinas. be.
ginning JAN 20 and5ending March %, 1860, the
corps lost: First Diyision-Co missiened offi
GERS killed, four; wounded, 21; missing five
Enlisted men killed, 60; wounded, 30i; miss
ing, 146. Total 546.z-sSecond Division-Com-
missioned officers killed, six: wounded, 81
| missing, three Enlisted men killed, "a;
wounded, 335 missing 160 Total, 605. Third
Division Commissioned officers wounded, two
missing, five. Enlisted men killed. three
wounded, I3; missing. 60. Total, 80. Artillery
Commissioned officers wounded, one Enlisted
men killed, four; wounded, six. Total, IL
Grand total. 1,244.
On June a temporary division was organ
lied from regiments transferred from the
! Twentieth Corps. The following was the COM
position of the new division
Brevet Maj. Gen. A. S. Williams commanding
First Brigade; Brevet Brighten. s. J. Nc
Groarty-55th, Goth. 73d, and 82d Ohio. Second
Brigade-Breyet Brighten. w. Hawley-5th
and Goth Ohio Sd and 31st Wis
The corps remained at Washington until
June 10, when it commenced embarking for
Louisville KY. the last of the corps arriving
at that place on the Goth. and went into cam
on the Bardstown pike. During the month OF
July the entire corps was mustered out OF
service. and on Ang. 1, 1865, its discontinuance
was officially announced.
The following is roster of the corps, divis.
ion and brigade commanders:
OCT. "a, 1862, to JAN. 0, 1863.
No,e-First return file is for the month o
December, 1862.
CORPS COMMANDERS.
Mai.-Gen w. S. Rosecrans commanding corps.
Mai -(;pu Alexander Med McCOok commanding
Maj.-Gen George H. Thomas commanding Cen
ter.
Maj.-Gen. Thomas L. Crttenden commanding
Left Wing.
DIVISION CoMMANDERs.
Right wing-First Division, Brig Gen. Jefferson
c. Davis; Second Division, Brig. Gen. Richard w
johnson; Third Division. Brighten. Philip III
Sheridan.
Center-First Division, Mai.-Gen Lowell II.
Rousseau. Second Division Brig Gen james S.
Nealsy. Third Division, Brig Gen. Speed s. Fry
Fourth Division. Brig Gen. Robert b. Mitchell
Fifth Division. Brig. Gen. E. Dnmon,, Brig. Gen.
Joseph j. Reynolds
Left wing-First Division Brig Gen. Thomas j.
Wood Brig Gen. Milo s. Hascall; Second Divis.
ion, Brig Gen. John NJ. Palmer; Third Division
Brig Gen. Horatio p. Van Cleve, Col. Samuel
Beatty
BRIGADE COMMANDERS
Right wing-Frst Division. First Brigade. Col
F. Sidney Post; Second Brigade, Col. William p.
Carlin; Third Brigade. Col. William f. Woodruff.
Second Division First Brigade. Brig. Gen. Angus,
Which, Col. William Wallace. Col. William II.
Gibson; Second Brigade. Brig. Gen. Edward N.
Kirk. Col. Joseph b. Dodge; Third Brigade, Col.
Brigade, Brig.-Gen. Joshua w. Sill. Col. Nicholas
Greusel Second Brigade, Col. Frederick Schaefer,
Lieut. Col. Bernard Laibodt; Third Brigade, Col.
George w. Roberts, Col Luther p. Bradley
CeDter-First Division. First Brigade Col. Benja-
min f Scribner; Second Brigade, Col. jno Beatty
Brigade Lient.-Col. Oliver l.. Shepherd. Second
Division, First Brigade, Brig Gen. James q.
Spears; Second Brigade, Col. Timothy r. Stanley;
First Brigade, Col. Moses b. Walker Second Bri-
gade Col. John M. Harlan; Third Brigade, Brig
Gen James Il. S,ecdman. Fourth Division, First
Brigade Col. Daniel BIcCook. Fifth Division, First
Brigade Col. Albert S. Hall Second Brigade. Col.
Left wing-First Division. First Brigade. Brig
Gen. Milo s. Hascal, Col. George p. Buell; Second
Brigade Col. George d. Wagner; Third Brigade.
| Col Charles G. Harker. Second Division, First
Brigade Brig. Gen. Charles Crufi Second Brigade.
Col William b. Hazen; Third Brigade Col Will
| liam Crosse. Third Division. First Brigade. Col.
Samuel Beatty, Col. benjamin e. Grider: Second
Brigade. Col. James T. Fyffe; Third Brigade, Col.
| Samuel w. Price.
ing Cavalry Division Col. John Kennett; First
Brigade Col Robert II. G. Minty Second Brigade.
Col Lewis Zahu Reserve under the immediate
command of Gen. Stanley.
sceIlaneous-Pioneers, Capt James st. C.
Norton. Engineers and Mechanics, Col William
p. Innes. Post of Gallatin. Tenn, Brig. Gen.
Eleuzer A. Paine; Wards Brigade, Brig Gen. VIM.
| Il. Ward.
REORGANIZATION JAN. 8, 1863
CORPS COMMANDERS.
| Maj-Gen George II. Thomas Jan. O. 1868: Mai
Gen John NJ Palmer Nov. 10. 1868; Brig Gen. r.
w. johnson. Aug. 6. 1864; Brig Gen. Jefferson G.
Davis, Aug. % 1854.
DIVISION COMMANDERS.
First Divison-Co and Brig Gen j. G. Stark
weather. jan 8, Feb 49, Aug. g. 1863; Brig. Gen.
| r. S. Granger. Jan. 10. Feb. 90. 1853; Maj. Gen.
level II. Ronssean March 90 Sept 81 Oct. 30
| 1853 Brighten John II. King. July &C. 1868; May
30 jane I3 Ang q. 1861 Brig. Gen. A. Baird Aug.
"a 1s63 Brig. .-Gen w. r. Carlin, Oct 22. Nov. 10.