The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1903-04-09
By GEN. GREEN B. RAUM.
THE MARCH TO THE SEA.
r. of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.

| Lowell ID. Rousseau, COmmanOer, neaO
quarters at Nashville.
ed by Brig.-Gen. John Il. Miller, with the
following-named organizations of troops
Infantry-3d Ky. (detachment), Lieut.
Robert Gilmore; 173d Ohio, Col. John r
Hurd; 10th Ohio, Col. Edwin G. Mason;
10th Ohio. Col. Harley H. Sage; 18th
U. S. Colored, Col. William r. Shafter;
Nth Wis. (detachment), Capt. Oscar Il,
Brown. :
Garrison Artillery-Maj. John j. Ely
Ind. Light. 10Th Battery, Capt. james e.
White; LIST Mich. Light, Battery Il, Capt
Peter De 'Vries: 1st Ohio Light, Battery
Z, Lieut.. Frank b. Reckard; LIST Tenn
Light. Battery C, Lieut.. Joseph Grissby;
LIST Tenn. Light, Battery d, Capt. Samuel
ID. Leinart.
First Division, Artillery Reserve
Capt. Clermont L. Best-4th U. S., Bat
terry +, Capt. Clermont l.. Best; 4th u
S., Battery G, Lieut.. Eugene A. Ban.
croft; 4th U. S., Battery H, Lieut.
Charles N. Warner; 9TH U. S., Battery l.
Lieut.. Frank G. Smith; 4th e. S.. Bat
terry NJ, Lieut.. Samuel Candy; 9Th U. S..
Battery II, Edmund q. SpOoner.
Defenses of the Nashville and Chatta.
nooga Railroad-Maj.-Gen. Robert II
Miiroy.
First Brigade Gen. Horatio P
Van Cleve-115th Ohio, Col. Thomas G.
Boone; 1st Mich. Art. CD 18th Ohio
Battery, Sth Wis. Battery, Lieut.-Coi
Walker E. Lawrence.
Third Brigade-Col. Vladimir Krzy.
Esembaux: 6sth N. Y, Col. Felix Prince
Salm; 106th Ohio, Lieut.-COl. Gustavus
Tafel; 1S0th Ohio. Col. Willard Warner
1st Ohio L. A. Battery X, Capt. Lewis
Hickman: 9Th Ohio Battery, Capt. Har
rison B. York.
Arthur Il. Wilson; 17Sth Ohio. Col. Joal
A. Stafford: 18th Ind. Cav, Col. Edward
Anderson; I'd Ky. Battery, Lieut.. George
w. Nell
Unassigned Regiments, Fourth Divi.
sion, Twentieth Army Corps-S3d Ill
(eight companies), Maj. William G. Bond
SD Ill. two companiesl. Capt. James
18th Pa, Lieut.-Col. Alvin V. Matzdorff
18th Pa. (detachment), Lieut.. Henry W.
Torbett
Springfield. Tenn.-Coi. Thomas J.
Downey-15th U. S. Colored Troops
Lieut.. Col Cyrus f. jackson.
Fort Donelson, Tenn.-Lieut.-Col
Elijah C. Brott-2d III. L. A., Battery
~ CIarE ss iies Tenn nS%, Arthur A.
smith-2d III. L. A., Battery H, Capt.
Henry G. Whittemore.
Gallatin, Tenn.-Lieut-Col John Ball
I-11th Mimi, Lieut.-COl. John Ball: 18th
Ind. Battery, Capt. Benjamin S. Nicklin.
Troops on the Nashville and North
western Railroad-Col. Charles r.
Lieut.. Col. William r. Sellon; 18th U. S.
Colored Troops, Col. John A. Hotten-
stein; Tooth U. S. Colored Troops, Maj.
Collin Ford; Add Wis, Col. Amassa
Cobb; 18th Tenn. Cav, Co. A, Lieut..
William Cherry; LIST Kan. Battery, Capt.
Marcus d. Tenney.
Cavalry at Nashville-11th Ind, Col.
Benjamin Smith; Sd Tenn, Maj. Benja-
min Cunningham; 4th Tenn, Maj
Meshack STEPHENS.
The most important post in the Dis
trict' of Tennessee outside of Nashville
was the city of Chattanooga. This place
had been made a great depot for supply
ing the army operating against Atlanta,
great importance.
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GARRISON AT CHATTANOOGA.
Chattanooga had been commended for by
both armies and had been held with great
tenacty by Gen. bragg. and now that II
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last extremity.
The following organizations were on
duty at the Post and Garrison OF Chatta
nooga, Tenn, Col. Caleb ID. Carlton
Commander:
Volunteer lnfantry-29th Ind, Capt
Samuel y. Gregory; 44th Ind, Capt
! Samuel +. Curtis; 6Sth Ind, Lieut.-Col
Harvey J. Espy; 9Th Ky, Lieut.-Col
James u. Mayhem; 10Th Wis, Lieut.-Col
Ole Y. Johnson.
Kegmar Brigade-MaJ. John X. Edie-
18th o; s., list and Sd Battalions, Capt
John ID. Young; 10Th U. s., I'd Batta.
lion, Capt; William 3. McManus; 10th U
3: (detachmentl, Capt. Ebenezer Gay
18TH U. s., "a battalion, Capt. Henry X
Miner; 18th U. s., LIST Battalion, Lieut.
waiter y. baltimore.
Artillery--Capt. William A. HOtch
kiss-lnd. Light, 9th Battery, Capt. AL
fred Morrison; Ind. Light, 9Th Battery
Lieut.. Jeremiah Voris; Ind. Light, It'll
Battery, Capt. Arnold Sutermeister; Isl
Mich. Light, Battery A, Capt. Almericl
w. Wilbur; 1st Mich. Light, Battery X
Capt John Q. Schuetz; MINI. Light, q
Battery, Capt. William A. Hotchkiss; Isl
Fol!ett; LIST Ohio Light, Battery 6, Capt
Ieiy .,neI S SnIlslian Melamani Uhle
eu! W nhaH