The Portland daily press., 1895-04-13

north and south. General Grant had in
the five divisions at Pisttsburg Landing ST..
335 men, including the unassigned com.
mands of the cavalry and artillery, OF
which he had fifty spieces. Generals John.
son and Beauregard had 49.444 men, with
twenty batteries of artillery. The majority
of these were four gun batteries, making
about eighty pieces. On the second day Gen.
eral Lew Wallace arrived with his division.
nunnering 1854 men and twelve pieces OF
,rt llery, making atotal with General Grant
army of the Tennessee of 4,S99 men. Gen.
eral D. G. Buell. arrived with the army OF
the Ohio. and about 1000 of these took part
in the battle, making grand total of H.
345 men who took part in this great battle.
the representation of the states of north
this great conflict was:
Illinois had five organizations of cavalry.
nine batteries of artillery and twenty-seven
regiments of nfantry-forty-one in all.
Indiana had one regiment of cavalry, two
batteries of artillery and seventeen regi-
ments of infantry-twenty organizations.
Iowa had eleven regiments of infantry.
Kertucky had one regiment of cavalry,
twelve regiments of infantry.
Michigan. one battery of artillery. three
regiments of infantry.
Minnesota, the First battery.
Missouri, four batteries Of artillery, seven
regiments of infantry.
Nebraska, the First Nebraska infantry.
Ohio, one regiment of cavalry. i've batter
les of artillery, twenty-four regiments of in
faniry-tiirty organizations.
Wisconsin, three regiments OF infantry.
?ennsY lvapia, une regiment of infantry
United States troops; Company C and ],
Second United States cavalry; three batter
les of artillery one battalion of the Fift.
teenth, Sixteenth and Nineteenth infantry
regiments, numbering in all 2,040 men.
The confederate forces were as follows:
Alabama, four regiments of cavalry, three
batteries of artillery. twelve regiments of
infantry.
Florida, one regiment of infantry, the
First.
Georgia. the Georgia dragons.
kentucky, two batteries of artillery, five
regiments of infantry.
Louisiana, three batteries oil artillery.
eleven regiments of infantry.
= Mississippi. ore regiment of cavalry, six
atteriesof artill cry, twenty-eig regiments
of infantry.
Missouri First regiment of infantry.
Tennessee. one battrlion Of cavalry sig
batteries of artillery. twenty-eight regi-
ments of infantry.
Texas, hree regiments of infantry con-
federate regulars, Second and Third con-
federate infantry.
There were 25S different organizations
which took part in the battle. making Shiloh
the third greatest battle fought during the
war for the union.
Tie rapid work of the time among the
veterans is shown By the fact that of tie
four army inmanders-Grant of the army
of the Tennessee, Buell. of the Ohio. and
Johnston and Beauregard of the Mississippi
only one remains.
General Buell. has just been appointed one
of three commissioners TO establish the
park.
Much sympathy went out to General John
A. McClernand. who has almost finished his
stirring career of SO ears ana is lying at
his home at Spring field, Ill. in the shadow
of impending dissolution Addresses express
ing he veterans regard for the old COM
lna nder were sent to him by many organiza-
tons