Siege and Defence of Vicksburg and the Vicksburg National Military Park

laced R another ﬂag was p on the parapet of the Stockade edan , but the effort to carry the Confederate l ine of defense by assault was

. : 2 unsuccessful at every point Casualties U nion ; killed 50 , wounded

m 147 - r issing , total sixty eight oﬁi ce s killed or mortally wounded . Confederate : not fully reported . ’ As 5 G G L n early as May , eneral rant had ordered a u ma s D ivision

i ~ S V :. it took osit iorr of “the xteenth Corps to the vicinity of icksburg p 25 1 5 ’ on the left of the Thirteenth on May , and , on J une , Herron s D m ivision took position on the extre e left , extending its l ine to the V river below icksburg and thereby com pleting its investment . Two N divisions of the inth Corps , two other divisions of the Sixteenth m Corps , and seven brigades detached fro the three corps that began the campaign were deployed on an exterior l ine , under com mand of G S 22 ' eneral herman after J une , extending from Haynes B l uff on R the left to B ig Black iver bridge on the right , to guard against attack ' m w m by Johnston s army . This ar y as asse bled after the engage 1 4 ment at Jackson , M ay , in the hope that it would be able to raise V G ’ the siege of icksburg , either by defeating eneral Grant s army or by assisting the Confederate arm y of Vicksburg to break through the investment line . Siege operations were carried on by the part U of the nion army engaged on that line , and were successfully 2 opposed by the Confederate army , from May 3 to J uly 3 , when a proposal for capitulation was sent by General Pemberton to General

Grant . They met for conference that afternoon between the l ines and near the Jackson road . The terms of capitulation were agreed m upon by correspondence after the eeting , and the Confederate m V G 4 ar y of icksburg was surrendered to eneral Grant on J uly , m and a detach ent of h is army occupied the city . Casualties from 29 4 : U March to J uly , inclusive nion ; killed wounded m issing total Confederate ; killed wounded missing total ofﬁcers and men were sur a rendered t the end of the defense . At 23 1 62 the beginning of siege operations , M ay , about guns were

on the investment line , most of them in position in hastily con

structed batteries . These were enlarged and strengthened and additional guns successively mounted i n new batteries at a dvan ta eous g positions . E mbrasures of batteries close to the Confederate line closed against riﬂe balls by plank sh utters or with bags of packed m cotton . The first parallel made al most continuous fro the right 1 3th A on the river to the left of the rmy Corps , and , as the approaches ‘

were carried forward , second and third parallels opened . Loopholes m for sharpshooters , made either with sand bags or in a ti ber on the parapet ; sixteen principal approaches begu n and eleven carried close

- to the Confederate l ine . They were loop holed for sharpshooters wherever opportunity for ﬁre was afforded ; nine galleries for m ines ~ ' started and two m in es ﬁred , both at the hea d of Logan s approach . A 4 220 all t the end of the siege , J uly , about guns , incl uding from N the avy , were on the investment line , largely in position : eighty

nine batteries constructed , but about twenty abandoned and their guns m oved to the exterior l ine or to advanced positions ; aggregate l ength of Union trenches , twelve m iles .

The Confederate l ine of defense, eight m iles long , mounted about

r - 130 gu nS in sixty seven batteries . Works and connecting curtains - U loop holed for sharpshooters . Damage done them by the nion m batteries repaired at night . A nu ber of guns disabled by the ﬁre

of the Union batteries and , in most cases , new guns could not be

mounted in their places . Countermines against U nion approaches R and mines prepared at nine places and four ﬁred . etrenchments

made in rear of some works , but not used , as the l ine of defense was

not anywhere broken . The defense largely conﬁned to sharpshoot ing and maintained for forty- seven days without relief for the ofﬁ cers

f . and men in the trenches , part of the time without su ﬁcient rations

2 - 4 : U 94 Reported casualties , M ay 3 J uly nion ; killed , wounded 1 19 638 fi 425, missing , total , nineteen of cers killed or mortally R wounded . Confederate , not separately reported . eported cas u i 1 - : 766 276 alt es , M ay 8 J uly 4 Union ; killed , wounded missing , At the beginning of the investment , May 18 about thirty - eight ‘ , 1 07 ofiicers total killed or mortally wounded . Confederate , heavy guns were in position on the river line and thirteen light 1 58 ; 873 , , river batteries not incl uded killed wounded missing pieces posted on the city front . All the l ight and six of the heavy total 93 officers killed or mortally wounded . guns were successively moved to the line of defense with the detach

The Vicksburg Cam paign would not have been planned and ments serving them , but one of the heavy guns was moved back to could not have been conducted on the l ines on which it was success the river line . N - D fully made without the assistance of the avy . About twenty six m 18 - 4 uring the invest ent , May J uly , the river batteries were S gunboats and light draughts of the M ississippi quadron , with Opposed to the gunboats below the city , the m ortars behind the

A R A m D D . necessary attendants , cting ear d iral avid Porter com , peninsula and the guns on the peninsula and on scows , and were 1 manding , and , during part of the time , the M ississippi Marine Bri g 9 , 20 2 1 22 enga ed M ay M ay , M ay , M ay and M ay 27, with the

. Gen . A . , co O n - gade , B rig lfred W E llett com manding Operated with gunboats below the city . the last named day the gunboat ” the army in the operations of the campaign and siege . Cincinnati attacked the upper batteries and was disabled and 63 Ra m The night of A pril 16 , 18 , eigh t gunboats , includ ing the sunk on the M ississipp i side of the great bend in the river above

G the city , after an action of thirty m inutes . Reported casualties eneral Price , and three transports passed the Confederate bat rie V : te s on the river l ine at icksburg and at Warrenton , one transport in com mand during the investment killed and wounded about ix thirty . s unk . S days later ﬁve additional transports passed down without m material da age , and one was sunk by the ﬁre of the Confederate V batteries . The gunboats below icksburg bombarded the Confed G EN E RAL S UMMAR Y O F CAS UAL TI E S A 29 ff , c rate batteries at Grand G ulf , pril , without e ectively silene MARCH 29 - J U n nd LY 4. i g them . They a the seven transports ran past these batteries

UN O N . that night and , yduring the two following days , carried six divisions I Kil l ed of the army across the river , landing them at B ruinsburg on the ' ' D nba s an a on o u s ana u r Pl t ti , L i i , April 15 . o G G M ississippi side The ther divisions of eneral rant s army were o G bson M P rt i , ay 1 a r . c rried across the iver at later dates So u or a o e e M a th F k B y u Pi rr , y 2 At No th o B a o ie re M a the beginning of the investment the gunboats below the city r F rk y u P r , y 3 2 n oo o s s 1 9 0 21 h k , u ana, M a 1 0 attacked the lower Confederate batterie , M ay , M ay , M“ay , Pi L i i y 22 2 n a mon M a 12 M ay and May 7 . O the last named day the gunboat Cin R y d , y " o u teen- M e ree M a 1 2- 13 c innati attacked the upper batteries from above the city and was F r il C k , y ac son M a 4 D J k , y 1 disabled and sunk . uring the siege detachments from the Squad ' am on H M a s 16 . ron co- operated by making the investment on the river side as com C h pi ill , y B ig Black e B d e M a 1 7 plete as possible and by shelling the Confederate batteries and Riv r ri g , y k m s es a bou V c s h k b urg, M a 1 8 20 and 21 . intrenchments ; served seven m ortars on mortar boats anchored S ir i t i y , ssa on on e e a e ne of D e s A ult C f d r t Li fen e, M ay 19 behind the peninsula opposite the city, and , d uring the latter part ssa t on on e era e ne of D e ens M A ul C f d t Li f e, ay 22 of the siege , three heavy guns on scows behind the peninsula and at Mec an csb ne — — h i urg, Ju of r ; ' the left north the morta boats made expeditions up the M i en s en o s ana ill k B d , L ui i , June 7 R r co- Y azoo ive and its tributaries and operated in the repulse of the a o axt e o s ana n 9 ' ’ B y u B r, L ui i , Ju e a G Confeder te attacks at Y oung s Point , M illiken s Bend and ood so n e Bird g F rry , June 12 . ’ S rich s Landing . Thirteen heavy guns from the q uadron mounted c mon o u s ana n Ri h d , L i i , Ju e 1 5 ' on the investm ent line in eight batteries . s P an a on ne Hill l t ti , Ju E i s e u ne 25 D etachments from the Marine Brigade were engaged at Rich ll vill , J N ea a e o ence o s ana 1 5 3 co- k id , i i , J ne 29 . mond , Louisiana , J une , casualties , wounded ; operated in r L Pr v L u u ' O n en ns a o os e V c sb n 2 G P i ul pp it i k urg, Ju e 9 the repulse of the Confederate attack at oodrich s Landing , casual

E a s a on 1 . 1 f dw rd St ti , July ties , o ﬁcer killed ; and served three guns on the peninsula opposite O n G nboa s in D e ac e n an e im en s R u t , t h d I f try R g t . the city during the latter part of the siege . eported casualties in e e O pe a ons M a 23- J ly 4 the Squadron—incl uding the infantry regiments detailed for service Si g r ti , y u — in : 23 on gunboats the cam paign and siege killed , drowned 14 , Total 1 2 f wounded 0 , missing 1 , total o ﬁcer killed R The iver Batteries , under com mand of Colonel E dward Hig CO N EDE T E A F RA . gins , C . S . rtillery , were served by six companies of Tennessee A 8 Heavy rtillery on the right , four com panies of the th Louisiana ct on of e a er es r 22 Heavy Artillery B attallion i n the center and eight com panies of the A i Riv r B tt i , Ap il o o o o o o o o o o o o o o G a n G u 29 r d lf, April o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o l st Louisiana Heavy Artillery on the left . Two companies of the ' ' s ay e Bl u ff ( nyd e s M ll) p l 30 n n n n n n n n n n 22d Louisiana were attached to the left and the Vaiden ( M ississippi) H n S r i , A ri M a 1 o t G bson o o o m P r i , y o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Battery to the center of the com and . I t was charged with the m M a 1 2 a on o R y d , y o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o d uty of opposing the passage of Union gunboats and transports and J ackso n, May 1 4 was A 16 in action , the night of pril , when eight gunboats and three ' am on s H M a C h pi ill , y r , , t ansports passed without reported casualties one transport sunk ; Bi ac e r e M a 7 g Bl k Riv r B idg , y 1 A 22 1 ’ the night of pril , when six transports passed , casualties , killed , H s an a on une 22 ill Pl t ti , J 2 3 3 wounded , total , one transport sunk , and the night of May , D ense O e a o ns M a 1 - ef p r ti , y 8 j ul y 4 when a tug and two loaded barges attem pted to pass but were sunk , w . ithout reported casualties T ota l P o s i t i o n T a b t I n s c r i p t i o n s

V i c k s b u r g N a t i o n a l M i l i t a r y P a r k

UNION O S I IO N A 47 h 13 40 P T T BL E T . and Sebald us Hassler killed ; t Ohio , killed , wounded , ' N . . 59 . win s i a d As sa u l Ma 1 9 missing 6 , total , Lieut E dward Bernard killed , Lieut J onathan E g B r g e ; t , y , 1863 . 27 Casto mortally wounded ; 4th West Virginia , killed , wounded bri ade with m This g skir ishers in advance , was formed behind D . O u . A . G . 1 10, total 1 37 , M aj rza M oodspeed killed , Lieut Finley rig of the S the crest ‘ j ridge i m mediately north of M int pring Bayou , in 54 1 94 6 mortally wounded ; aggregate , killed , wounded , m issing , , from ri ht : 37th O 4th order g to left , as follows hio , West Virginia , _ . total 254 . 47th O 3oth O hio , i n l ine , and the h io in reserve . The brigade con UNIO N PO S ITION TA BL E T . n ’ ected S D G A ' closely with teele s ivision on its right , and with iles . ’ Ma 19 1863 . i A . m i h s ad A s s a u l S G l es S t B r ig e ; t , y , mith s B rigade on its left . This brigade moved promptly at the m a o ted . m . Its was pp time , p left two regiments advanced close to Th is brigade , with skirm ishers in advance , formed behind the Confederate intrenchment , where their colors remained until the crest of the ridge about 320 yards in front of the north face of

. G after dark The right regiment was unable to cross the ravine in the Confederate Stockade Redan on the raveyard road , in the : 6th s 1 13th its front , on account of obstacles , but covered the left in its advanced following order from right to left M i souri , I llinois (de

. m a h ment 1 1 6th l st 13th U . S . position by a heavy ﬁre When the l ine oved forward the reserve t c ) , I llinois , battal ion , I nfantry , in line , regiment advanced to the crest of the h ill and began ﬁring . After and the 8th M issouri in reserve . The ground in front was m uch

s . dark the brigade retired , under orders , to the position where it obstructed by a growth of bru h and cane , and by felled trees The

. m . its formed for the assault Th is tablet marks the farthest advance of brigade m oved promptly at the appointed tim e p . , but

4th V . : 30th O 9 37 h the West irgi nia Casualties hio , wounded ; t lines were soon broken up by the obstacles encountered , and by the . . O 1 4 35 4 i 8 , , 9 L e uts . G A . Win zer c ha racter of . h io killed wounded , total , ustav t rugged t the ground The th M issouri , under orders ,

S u rrend er Al on u ment' W/zere Genera l s Gra nt a rid Pemberton m et on th e a tern n f oo of j u l y 3 , halted on the crest of the ﬁrst ridge in front of the one beh ind which wounded 2 aggregate killed 4 wounded 30 total 34 . M ay 22 ; , , , ,

i , ; 1 3 U . S 1 l 4th I 2 93d I 2 72d O the l ne was formed and began firing the battalion of the th llinois , wounded ; ndiana , wounded ; hio , 1 1 6th S R h 4 I nfantry and the I llinois pushed close to the tockade edan wounded 1 : 95t Ohio , wounded ; aggregate , wounded 9 . S and to the tockade west of that work , some men of the battalion . ttin to t e 0 no tl face 13 th g the of the redan ; the 1 UN IO N P O S ITIO N TABL E T . gfi1n0 1s e a hm / gt c 3 ! 6tgfiIi r z ent an t e ssou i advanced close to the 1 R an s m s i a d e A s s a u l Ma 1 9 1863 . S o B r g , t y tockade and to the curtain west of it . The brigade maintained its

i i , . pos t on until after dark when it withdrew , under orders This This brigade was formed for the assault , in two lines , about 450

. l st % 95th tablet marks the point to which Capt Charles E wing , Battal ion , yards in front of the Confederate lin the I llinois on the left

' 1 3 U . S I . , 1 7 h th nfantry carried the colors of the battalion and where he of the ﬁrst line and the t Wisconsin on its right . The position

. : 1 1 3th I remained with them until after dark Casualties llinois of the other regiments cannot be accurately stated . The 1 7th Wis m ( ) , 7 ; 1 1 6th 6 64 detach ent wounded I llinois , killed , wounded , consin advanced ﬁrst , probably a little before the appointed time m 1 , 71 6 th 3 25 28 m a n i ; . . d h 95t . ssing total M issouri , killed , wounded , total ; p , the I ll inois soon moved forward That regiment 8 7 19 26 l st 1 3th th M issouri , killed , wounded , total ; Battalion , crossed the ravine in front of the Confederate line and advanced to

S . U . I 250 f 21 1 00 nfantry ( o ﬁcers and men engaged) , killed , wounded withi n yards of that l ine , which position was held until 70 ’ , . . . A . N m total Capt E dward C Washington and Lieut J ustus o clock next morning . one of the other regi ents approached 30 1 rri a ll 37 1 64 m I es y wounded ; aggregate , killed , wounded , issing so close to the Confederate l ine . This tablet marks the farthest 1 l gag h : 95t . l 1 th tota advance of the I llinois Casualties I ll inois , wounded 1 2 72d 2 2 4 95th UNIO N I ; I llinois , killed , wou nded , total ; I llinois , killed PO S TIO N TAB L E T . 8 54 62 1 4th 1 6 , wounded , total ; Wisconsin , killed , wounded , h m ’ a s i S m h s a As s a u M 1 9 1863 . T o K l by i t B r ig d e ; l t , ay , 7 1 7th 3 36 39 total ; Wisconsin , killed , wounded , total ; aggregate , 14 1 10 1 24 . killed , wounded , total This brigade , with skirmishers in advance , was formed about 600 yards in front of the east face of the Confederate Stockade Redan G UNIO N PO S ITIO N TA B L E T on the raveyard road , on both sides of that road , in the following ’ ' : 83d 1 2 S s D is n A ssa u l M a 22 1863 . order the I ndiana with the 7th I ll inois in support , under teel e iv i o 9 t y ,

. S 83d com mand of Col pooner , I ndiana , on the right of the road ; ' 4th 55th Thayer s B rigade , except the I owa I nfantry , took position the I llinois on the left of the 83d I ndiana , resting its right on of 1 9 54th O h the afternoon and evening M ay , u nder cover of the spur the road , the hio on the left of the 55th I llinois and the 57t ' O extending north from the Confederate l ine at this point . Wood s hio in support . The ground in front was m uch obstructed by a ’ 76th O m m Brigade , except the hio , and M anter s were oved from the growth of brush and cane , and by felled trees . The brigade oved ’ 22 A prom ptly at the appointed tim e but its lines were soon right and passed in rear of Thayer s on M ay . bout

G n . the advance was ordered by e Steele , and the three regiments of broken up by the obstacles encountered and by the rugged char ' ’ ’ Thayer s B rigade moved forward in l ine , followed by Wood s Brigade acter of the ground . The right wing approached close to the salient ’ m — 2 h S R in colum n by regi ents the 1 t M issouri leading . Thayer s regi angle of the tockade edan , a few men getting into the ditch of that m 1 2 ents approached close to the Confederate line ; the th M issouri , work . The left wing halted at the crest of the ridge nearest to the ’ of Wood s Brigade , climbed the north face of the spur and advanced Confederate line and advanced com panies from each regim ent close — in support of the leading brigade the four right com panies reaching to that line . Both wings m aintained their positions until after a position near the Confederate l ine . The ground gained was held dark , when they retired , under orders . This tablet marks the — ’ until after dark , when the division retired , under orders Wood s 83d : 55 h farthest advance of the I ndiana . Casualties t I llinois , ’ 4 22 2 2 and M anter s B rigades returning to their respective positions on killed , wounded , total 6 , Lieut . Levi Hill killed ; 1 7th I llinois , . m 9th I 8 31 n the right This tablet arks the farthest advance of the owa 1 40 . M li o k killed , wounded , missing , total , Lieut Hiram cC t c ' : 1 3 h 1 1 of Thayer s B rigade . Casualties t I ll inois , killed , wounded , , . S . R ; 83d I l killed Capt Joh n iddle m ortally wounded ndiana , kil ed 2 h ; 30t 3 : 3 1 5 t 1 1 . 10 46 56 total M issouri , wounded M issouri , killed , wounded , wounded , total , Capts . M etellus Calvert and J ohn M . 2 ’ , . R ; 54 h total Lieut William obinson killed aggregate Manter s Brigade , l ; t O , l 2 1 3 1 5 ; 57th Cresswell ki led hio ki led , wounded , total 2 5 , 7 ; 25th I 5 , o 27 m O 5 13 1 8 29 killed , wounded total owa , killed w unded , issing hio , killed , wounded , total ; aggregate , killed , wounded 5 - , 37 ; 3 l st 3 1 9 22 , . R 1 25 m 1 total I owa , killed , wounded , total Lieut obert , issing , total 1 55 . A 3d 3 1 2 nderso n mortally wounded ; M issouri , killed , wounded , 3 1 8 1 2th 26 82 1 08 missing , total ; M issouri , killed , wounded , total , I UN ON PO S ITIO N TA BL E T . i G . A L euts . Maj or ustavus Lightfoot . Capt Christian ndel , Charles ’ ’ G E u k n s a A s u M a 9 a n d M 2 L . Kasten and eorge ggart killed ; aggregate , Woods B rigade , B c l a d B r ig d e ; s a l t s , y 1 a y 2 1863 37 140 8 1 85 9th 18 killed , wounded , m issing , total ; I owa , killed , ’ 1 9 60 78 Lieu ts . The afternoon of M ay . this brigade was in support of B lair s wounded , total , E dward Tyrrell and Jacob J ones — Fl rilla D 72d O . o . S . ivision the hio in front , on the right of the road , and the killed , Capts M Kelsey and Frederick Washburn , and

95th Ohio in its 1 h . . 26th 4 rear the l 4t I llinois on the left of the road and Lieut Leonard L Martin mortally wounded ; I owa , killed , ' 93d A n 23 27 3oth 1 3 36 m 1 the I ndiana on i ts left . bout dusk that evening , Ge . Blair s wounded , total ; I owa , killed , wounded , issing , A D B uckla nd 50 . . . . ivision retired and Gen . ordered pickets and guards to total , Col Charles H bbott , Lieut J ames P M illiken killed , ’ D Letner m wou nded a re a i . . te the front The brigade remained , in the advance , in this position Lieut avid ortally z gg g Thayer s Br gade,

21 35 1 1 9 m 1 1 55 . until the evening of M ay , when it was withdrawn . except the 93d killed , wounded , issing , total

I ndiana , which did not withdraw until the morning of M ay 22 . 22 72d O May , the brigade , except the hio ordered to take position CO NF E D E R ATE PO S ITIO N TAB L E T; ' 1 ol . Th omas Sm on the left of the advance of C Kilby ith s Brigade . S m a 11 work o n 1e f t 0 f S h ou p S B r i ga ( 1e m for ed l ine on the left of the road . Th is tablet marks the right of 0 . ' 1 l 4th the three regiments on that day and the right of the I llinois , This work and the lines im mediately to the right and left of it 22 1 63 nd 1 9 . : 19 1 14th I ll , , 8 , l U the afternoon of M ay Casualties M ay , inois , were held M ay a the assau t of the nion force repulsed 1 2 1 0 1 2 93d 1 5 26th 1 . 3 15 t killed , wounded , total ; I ndiana , killed , wounded , by the Lou s ana The Louisiana, on the right of Bald ' . ss m r m h 6 ; 72d O 1 1 3 14 ; 95th O i , a ted i e u ls t e assa u lt . A rou h stockade i total hio , killed , wounded , total hio , win s Br gade n p g g n 9 2 20 th A a front of this work was begun J une , and finished the night of J une This redan , after J une , was held by rk nsas of ’ . the 1 1 . A , G n trench immediately in rear of the stockade , was completed Green s B rigade . e . Green was killed in it the morni ng of J une 15 . A U m J une countermine against the nion approach was prepared 27. Two counter ines against the Union approach were prepared , from the trench , but not fired . Casualties in 26th Louisiana during but not fired : 28 44 72 the defense killed , wounded , total , M aj or W . W . M artin , CON F E D E RAT E PO S ITIO N TA B L E T . . x G . F , L . N A rrieux L Capt eli Winder and ieut uma and ieut . P . N . ' R i gh t of G r ee n s B r i ga de , A f ter J u n e 2 . Ternier killed . The line from the right of the 7th M ississippi I nfantry Battalion O NF D R A O S I IO N A ’ 19 22 1 863 C E E T E P T T B L E T . to near Glass Bayou was held , May and May , , and the

h . u ne a t l U , 37th 38t L t t e ef t of S tock a d e . assaults of the nion force repulsed by the and M ississippi

The casualties in the two regiments , on those days , cannot be accu ' Th is lunette , part of the stockade to its right and the l ine to r B ri ad e 2 , ra tely stated . H ebe t s g shortened its l ine . J une , by ' , 1 its left were held the afternoon of M ay 9 , 1863 , and the assaults G closing to the right , and reen s Brigade took posit ion in the l ine U of the nion force repulsed , by the 2 7th Louisiana I nfantry with of defense , resting its right at this point . S the econd M issouri I nfantry in support . The casualties i n the

L UNIO N O S I IO N A . ouisiana regiment were severe but cannot be accurately stated . P T T BL E T 22 ’ The position was held , M ay , and the assaults of the Union 1 . E wi n g s B r igad e ; A s s a u l t , Ma y 22 , 863 27 h force repulsed , by the t Louisiana and fi ve com panies of the 2d ’ , m Blair s D ivision was massed for the assault , the morning of M ay M issouri with ﬁve co panies of that regiment in reserve . The a 22 G 900 . , on the left of the raveyard road and about yards from the c sualties cannot be accurately stated The l unette , the l ine

S R . A 1 50 , Confederate tockade edan vol unteer storming party of immediately to its left the stockade to its righ t , and the north face

m n . 25 27 h L e from the regiments of the division , under com mand of Capt of the stockade redan were held , after May by the t ouisiana . A , ' G 3oth Gen . . O countermine against the Union approach was prepared at the John H roce , hio , with E wing s headquarters ﬂag

G . Tro d en 8th stockade , but not ﬁred . Casualties in 27th Louisiana during the carried by private Howell g , M issouri , at the head

: m a . m . G 58 , 96 1 54 of the col u n , advanced at , by the ﬂank , on the rave defense killed wounded , total , Lieut . Col . L . L . Mc La u rin ’

. G E win B ri ad%th e 3oth Ohio lea din . , l s . . D . yard road fol owed by g g g The L , L and ieut eorge Harris killed Col Marks mortally wounded . hea dquarters ﬂag was placed on the parapet of the Confederate R m O N D RA I edan , and the stor ing party took position in the ditch and on the C F E E T E O S IO N AB L . P T T E T h north face of the parapet . The 30t O hio advanced close to the S k a d R d an o n G a a R toc e e r vey rd oad . angle of the redan but was com pelled to seek shelter from the Con

, m federate ﬁre , and the brigade was reformed behind the crest of the This redan the line i mediately to its right , and part of the 1 40 1 1 ridge , at the left of the road , and about yards from the Con stockade to its left were held , the afternoon of M ay 9, 863 , and the assaults of the Union force repulsed by the 36th M ississippi federate l ine . This position was held continuously, and , that night , , , 5th the dead , the wounded and the colors were brought back to it , and with the M issouri in support , on its east face ; a nd the 1 st m 4th ( or) intrenchments were begun . This tablet arks the point on the and M issouri consolidated ) its north face and part of the ’

R Gen . E h ead ua r . 3d parapet of the Confederate edan where wing s q line of the stockade The M issouri was in reserve . Casualties : ’ : h O 6 43 36th n ters ﬂag was placed . Casualties 30t hio , killed , wounded , in M ississippi , ca not be accurately stated ; in Cockrell s m 2 51 . m . . 8 2 missing , total , Capt Tho as Hayes killed , Lieut Hira , , 6 , 70 J Brigade killed wounded total , nearly all in this position . 37 h O 1 0 3 1 22 Davis mortally wounded ; t hio , killed , wounded , total The position was held , M ay , and the assaults of the Union 41 47 O 6 26 1 33 4th 3 ; th hio , killed , wounded , missing , total ; West force repulsed by the 6th M ississippi and six compa niesiof the l st

' V 1 1 9 25 4th irginia , killed 3 , wounded 6 , total ; aggregate , killed , wounded and M issouri on its east face , and the 3d Missou ri on its north 1 1 m 6 3 144 . , issing , total face and part of the line of the stockade . Three com panies of the l st and 4th M issouri in reserve were moved from point to point , ’ UN IO N P O S ITION TA B L ET . . : as req uired Casualties in Hebert s B rigade , killed 21 , wounded — ’ 39 60 w s i a e A s s a u l Af n n M a 22 1863 . , total not distributed between this redan and the other M o er B r g d ; t , ter oo of y ,

’ ' ' points on the brigade l ine , M ajor A lexander Y ates 36th M ississippi ' , , Mower s and M atthies Brigades of Tuttle s D ivision were m assed ; Coc krell s , l 28 95 1 23 killed in B rigade ki led , wounded , total , nearly t he s m 22 G for a sault , the orning of M ay , on the left of the raveyard ; 3d 12 ' all in this position in M issouri , of that brigade , killed , wounded D 52 4 road and in rear of B lair s ivision . The two brigades remained in , total 6 . '

m . 1 1 th this position until about p . , when M ower s Brigade the The stockade and the north face of the redan were held , after 47th 2 M issouri leading , followed by the I llinois , advanced to the 5 , 27th ’ L . was May by the ouisiana The east face of the redan y assault , by the flank , on the Grave ard road , followed by M atthies 2 ’ t , m G held af er J une by the left regi ent of reen s B rigade . Two — 2 h 1 1 h Brigade the 1 t I owa leading . The flag of the t M issouri was U countermines against the nion approach , from the ditch of the S R placed on the parapet of the Confederate tockade edan , close to redan , were fired the night of J une 26 ; another was prepared but ’ , l . oflflcers Gen . Ewing s headq uarters f ag ; Col Weber and a few and not fired . men pf that regim ent took position in the ditch and on the outside CO N D RA F E E E PO S I IO N A L E . m T T T B T slope of the parapet , but the brigade was co pelled to seek shelter ’ m S m al l R d a n o n f of G n fro the Confederate fire and was ordered into a ravine , from which e Le t r ee s B riga d e . it was withdrawn after dark . This tablet marks the point on the m l R 1 l h This redan and the line i mediately to its right were he d , the parapet of the Stockade edan where the flag of the t M issouri a fternoon o f 1 9 186 , 3 , U : 47 h 5 33 May and the assaults of the nion force was placed . Casualties t I llinois , killed , wounded , total

, 7th repulsed by the M ississippi I nfantry Battalion . I ts casualties 38 5 h l nnesota 2 1 7 1 1 1 th ; th i , killed , wounded , missing , total 0; cannot be accurately stated . 7 2 M issouri , killed , wounded 85 , total 9 , Lieut . Charles H . Brook

, 22 U 8 3 1 7 The position was held M ay , and the assaults of the nion ings mortally wounded ; th Wisconsin , killed , wounded , m issing , 7th I l 5 h 22 42 t . D . . S force repulsed by the M ississippi nfantry Batta ion , the , total , Lieut Williard Chapman killed , Capt tephen ' I , l st 4th m 1 7 136 M issouri nfantry and one company of the and M issouri Estee ortally wounded ; aggregate , killed , wounded , missing

I ( ) . l 2 nfantry consolidated The casua ties cannot be accurately stated . 9 1 82 . , total

I I I N A . UN O N O S O . A t m 45 h P T T B L E T federate intrench ment p the t I llinois , under com mand ’ Af er n on of M a . L H . , , G il es A . S m ith s B riga d e ; As s a u l t , t o y of Maj uther Cowen advanced on the road by the flank with 2 th fixed bayonets , supported by the 0 Ohio of the Second Brigade . ' m m B lair s D ivision was massed for the assault , the orning of May The leading regi ent advanced close to the salient angle of the 22 G 900 , on the left of the raveyard road and about yards from the redan , fi led obliq uely to the left and found shelter on the slope of ’ m m 2 h A a . m . 0t . m Confederate Stockade Redan . t o clock , this brigade the ridge , i ediately in rear of the I llinois B oth regi ents '

G . 23d followed E wing s by the ﬂank , on the raveyard road When the remained in the positions gained until the evening of the , when 20 h . t O . assault on that road failed , this brigade ﬁled to the left , followed a they retired , under orders The hio was not ordered forward m m ravine , running south , for so e distance , formed line in the following This tablet arks the place where Major Cowen was killed at the

: 6th 1 1 3th . : 2oth o 23 3 1 st order from right to left M issouri , I llinois (detachment) , head of his regiment Casualties I llinois , w unded ; ' 3 2 1 l 6 h 55 . . S 1 24 . . t I llinois , 8th M issouri , th I llinois , of T K mith s B rigade ; I llinois , killed , wounded , total , Capt Horace L B owyer 100 45th 1 1 9 2 advanced and took position about yards from the Confederate mortally wounded ; I llinois , killed , wounded , m issing , ’ 22 R . 124th 2 line . I n the afternoon , in connection with ansom s Brigade of the total , M aj or Luther H Cowen killed ; I llinois , wounded ; 23d 3 7 1 7 h 10 . G . t Corps , it advanced to the assault , but was not able to reach I ndiana , killed , wounded , total , Lieut Christian Zulauf 7 72 2 1 1 the Confederate line . The ground gained was held , and intrench killed ; aggregate , killed , wounded , missing , tota 8 . m ments begun on it . This tablet arks the farthest advance of the

8 . : 1 1 3th I th M issouri , in the afternoon assault Casualties I llinois UN ON P O S ITIO N TAB L E T . m 7 20 27 1 l 6th 1 (det ach ent) , killed , wounded , total ; I llinois , killed , - Aff a r th e r a r J u n 25 26 1863 . G i of C te ; e , 8 9 . N . . wounded , total , Lieut athan W Wheeler killed , Lieut usten 2 F . ; 6th 13 , ' Hardy mortally wounded M issouri , killed , wounded A m ine , at the head of Logan s approach to the Third Louisiana 1 5 ; 8 10 40 1 51 ; total th M issouri , killed , wounded , missing , total R 23 25 2 1 1 1 02 55 h edan , was begun on J une , ﬁnished the forenoon of J une , and aggregate , killed 0 , wounded 8 , missing , total ; t I llinois ' ' charged with pounds of powder . Leggett s ( l st) Brigade of . . S 5 1 3 1 8 . ’ of T K mith s Brigade , killed , wounded , total 3d D 1 7 Logan s ( ) ivision , th Corps , occupied the trenches , under

. m . orders to assault The mine was ﬁred about p . , and , before UNIO N O S I IO N A . P T T B L E T 45 h the smoke had cleared away , the t I llinois , at the head of the ' R a n m i l Af n n o M 22 s o s B r ga d e ; Ass a u t , ter oo f ay , 1863 . column , occupied the crater made by the explosion and opened ﬁre

on the Confederates behind the parapet across the gorge of the redan . m This brigade was formed for the assault , in colu ns of regiments The 2oth I llinois relieved the 45th and was relieved by the Sl st by d ivisions closed in mass , in the following order from right to left ; 56th 3 l I llinois , the I llinois relieved the st and was rel ieved by the 72d 1 4th 95th 1 1 th I llinois , Wisconsin , I ll inois , I llinois in front 23d 1 7 2 I ndiana , the th I owa relieved the 3d I ndiana and was rel ieved 1 and the 7th Wisconsin in support . The formation was in a ravine 3 1 5 t a m . 26th 45th by the I llinois at of the , the I llinois relieved 100 Confedera te l ine “ about yards in front of the and was completed 3 1 3 t 1 24 the at daylight , and was relieved by the th I llinois at m a m . A . . about t p , the brigade advanced to the assaul t a m . m . ; that regi ent held the position until p m when fighting and placed the colors of the fi rst- nam ed four regiments close to the ceased in the crater . Hand grenades were freely used on both sides . 1 4 l Confederate l ine . The th Wisconsin approached c osest and S hells with l ighted fuses , used as grenades by the Confederates , were , placed the first flag in front of that line . The position gained was in some instances , thrown back before they exploded . This tablet G R held for a short time , when , by order of eneral ansom , the brigade marks the part of the crater nearest the Confederate parapet across under cover of the fire of the 1 7th Wisconsin , retired to the ravine . : 2oth 2 the gorge of the redan Casualties I llinois , killed , wounded m m 1 4 in which it was for ed , except that six co panies of the th Wis 7 3 l st 7 2 , total 9 ; I llinois , killed , wounded 7, total 34, Lieut . Col . n consin , directly under the Confederate works , could o be with D R . t . . 4 h Joh n ees and Capt Levi B Casey , mortally wounded ; 5t drawn until after dark . This tablet marks the farthest advance of 8 62 70 I llinois , killed , wounded , total , Capt . Leander B . Fisk , acting

. : 1 1 th s 3 3 ‘ that regiment Casualties I llinoi , killed , wounded 0 , e . Mel n h n M ajor , kill d , Lieut Col . a ct o Smith mortally wounded ; N i i 2 9 42 . G ev us k lled 7 d missing , total , Lieut Col . arrett ; I llinois , 124th 6 4 9 55 . A . I llinois , killed , wounded , total , Lieut J ulius Pratt

20 71 5 96 Lieuts . . killed , wounded , missing , total , Henry C M owry 23d 8 3 1 killed ; I ndiana , killed , wounded , total 39 , Capt . William A m and James . B ingham killed , Lieut . Col . J oseph C . Wright ortally D M . arrough mortally wounded ; aggregate in ﬁrst brigade , third 95th 18 83 8 109 wounded ; I llinois , killed , wounded , missing , total , 23 4 1 6 division , from May to J uly , incl usive , killed 3 , wounded 1 7 , E . G . . Capts Jason B . M anzer and abriel Cornwell killed , Capt 207 f D total , largely in crater , all o ﬁcers named (except Capt . arrough , E dward . L . E . S onable o J Cook and ieut James p m rtally wounded ; wounded J uly killed or mortally wounded in that affair ; 56th 14 4 m 1 79 4 97 . th Wisconsin , killed , wounded , issing , total , Lieut 4 1 3 1 7 A E I llinois , killed , wounded , total , Lieut . ndrew . Walbright 17 2 1 2 m 6 Colin M iller killed ; th Wisconsin , killed , wounded , issing , 17th 3 4 7 killed ; I owa , killed , wounded 3 , total 3 ; aggregate in second 20 57 275 2 4 3 36 . total ; aggregate , killed , wounded , missing , total 4 brigade , seventh division , killed 7, wounded 7 , total 54, all in

crater . NI I I U O N PO S T O N TAB L E T . D RA I I A ’ CO NF E E T E PO S T O N T B L E T . Joh n . S m i h s B i a d e As s au l M a 22 1863 E t r g ; t y , . “ Th i rd Lo u isia n a R ed a n , on l ef t of J a ck s on R oad . Th is brigade was ordered to assault the Confederate Third R 22 1863 Louisiana edan on north side of Jackson road . The 3 l st and 1 24th This redan was held , M ay , , and the assaults of the as shar shoo rs A U 3d 43d I llinois regiments were deployed p te . bout 10 .00 a . m . nion force repulsed , by the Louisiana , with the M is d i i 23 s ss i . . the I ndiana advanced by the flank , in q uick time with fixed pp on its left The casualties cannot be accurately stated w bayonets , followed by the 2oth Ill inois . The leading regiment A U nion m ine as fired under the redan the afternoon of J une 100 25 advanced to within about yards of the redan , filed right and , almost destroying its front parapet , making a crater in its terre

not . e marched i n the new direction until its left cleared the road . I t plein , but inj uring a parapet across its gorge I t was th n held 3d 6th 38th found . in its front , a deep ravine covered with a heavy abatis , and by the Louisiana, supported by the M issouri , with the was 2 ri 4 ordered to retire by companies . The oth Illinois advanced on M ississippi o the right and the 3d M ississippi on the left . The U the road close to the salient angle of the redan . turned obliq uely to nion force assaulted im mediately after the mine was ﬁred , occupied the left and found shelter on the slope of the ridge in front of the Con the crater and attempted to carry the parapet across the gorge of

i — _ _ _ q w UNIO N O S I IO N AB . . 6 th the redan , but was rep ulsed Col . E rwin , M issouri , at the head P T T L E T m ' , m i A s l M a 1 of some of his men atte pted a countercharge and was killed on B o o er s B r ga d e ; s a u t , y 22, 863 . U top of the parapet . The nion force in the crater was successively F r s os i n . m i t P i t o relieved by fresh troops , the fighting continued all night and ost m of the next day , and the position was fir ly held . Hand grenades m . m a . This brigade was for ed , about , on the right of Q uin ' and shells with lighted fuses in place of grenades , were freely used m by s D ivision in col umns of regi ents by closed divisions . At A 25th 5th on both sides . fter dark of the , the M issouri reinforced m . a . the col um ns advanced to the crest of the ridge in front : 3d 6 2 1 this position . Casualties Louisiana , killed , wounded , total m and were halted . The brigade re ained in this position , on the left 27 h 1 3 4 43d ’ ' ; 38t M ississippi , killed , wounded , total ; M ississippi , S D of tevenson s B rigade of Logan s ivision , until about p m 6 m 5 1 1 5th killed ( buried by firing of ine) , wounded , total ; M issouri , 13 and was then ordered to the support of the th Corps , on the left , 1 7 8 6th 3 22 , ; , , , m killed wounded total M issouri killed wounded where it was engaged in the afternoon . This tablet arks the head m E e h . . S . 25 . u total , Col g e E rwin and Lieut W Lipsco b killed ; . : of the left col um n in the first, position Casualties in this position 2d 1 58 75 . aggregate , killed 7 , wounded , total The M issouri was 5 1 2 3 10th 2 th I owa , killed , wounded , total ; I owa , killed , wounded m 26 l st 4th oved to this position the night of J une , and the and 14 1 3 16 19 , total 6 ; aggregate , killed , wounded , total . M issouri (consolidated ) the evening of July l I n the afternoon of m a m that day a second ine was fired under the red n , al most co pletely UNIO N PO S ITIO N TAB L E T .

m ’ destroying both its faces and materially da aging the parapet across l M 2 1 B e n to n s B ri ga d e ; A s sa u t , a y 2 , 863 . U . . . its gorge , but no assault was made by the nion force Lieut Col i 2 . . S . Se nten , d , L eu ts Pembroke y M issouri and John T Crenshaw This brigade advanced by the right ﬂank at a . m . . to assault — ' R , 6th L . and John oseberry M issouri , were killed ieut Crenshaw the Confederate Lunette on the Baldwin s Ferry road , through the m being buried by the ﬁring of the ine . ravine that debouches on that road i m mediately in front of the left : 99 h face of that l unette , in order from right to left as follows t

33d 8 18th . I llinois , I llinois , th I ndiana , I ndiana The regiments UNIO N PO S I T I O N TA BL E T . encountered a very severe fire as they successively approached the ' S n s n s a d A s s a u l Ma 22 1 863 . teve o B r ig e ; t , y , head of the ravine and the brigade took position in front of both — faces of the Confederate L unette and the curtain south of it the y m m This brigade , with fixed ba onets , was for ed in two colu ns 99th 18th I llinois around the salient angle of the l unette , the m — 7 h 8 1 5 t of regi ents by divisions the t M issouri and I llinois on the 33d 99 h I ndiana on its right , the I llinois on the left of the t I llinois , 8 32d O 1 7 righ t , the th I ll inois and h io on the left ; the th I llinois 8 I . D m and the th ndiana still farther to the left etach ments of the deployed in front as skirmishers . The for ation was in a ravine - m m m two last na ed regi ents crossed the railroad and took position in front of the Confederate line . The colu ns moved to the assault in front of the Confederate railroad redoubt . The positions gained C0 1. m . . about a . , the right led by Capt B uchanan , the left led by were held either until detach ments of the brigade were relieved b y S m ; ’ turges , and both advanced near to the Confederate intrench ent S anborn s Brigade or u ntil after dark , when all the detach ments not the left colum n was halted and ordered to form a reserve to the . m 99th previously relieved , retired This tablet arks the right of the 81 5 t I right , which was ordered to form line , the llinois on the left of m m I llinois as that regi ent first for ed , under fire , around the Con m the 7th M issouri . Th is move ent was made under a heavy fire L . A m federate unette and the point where its right substantially remained and the men were then ordered to l ie down . fter a ti e the fire e . : 33d 13 until the brigade was reli ved Casualties I llinois , killed , m m . 7th slackened and the co and was ordered forward The M issouri 59 72 9 th 19 wounded , total ; 9 I llinois , killed , wounded 77. missing Sl s t and the I llinois advanced close to the ditch of the redoubt , 2 m E i R l . 6 10 . . . S , total , Lieut Thomas Kin an killed . Capt mith 7th : J some men of the , carrying scaling ladders , getting into the d itch G 8 22 and Lieut . William ray mortally wounded ; th I ndiana , killed , ’ the Confederate fire was again very severe and both were ordered O Da ni l n 95 1 1 7 . A e S .W so wounded , total , Capts ndrew , Frederick y g - r . to retire and e form The other regiments held their positions until m V 1 8th and Hira Y . andevender killed ; I ndiana , killed 7 , wounded

m . ordered to ca p at n ightfall This tablet marks the farthest 1 4 7 . 3 . 9 , missing , total , Major Joh n C Jenks and Lieut John L . 7th . l : advance of the right of the line of the M issouri Casua ties l st U S Lowes mortally wounded ; nited tates (serving siege guns) , 4 1 9 23 1 7 3 8th I llinois , killed , wounded , total ; th I llinois , killed , 3 6 1 273 m 7 341 . wounded ; aggregate , killed , wou nded , issing , total 2 2 81 5 t 1 8 80 98 wounded 3 , total 6 ; I ll inois , killed , wounded , total , m m ma . . D . m . CO 1. J a es ] ollins , Lieut Zebedee Ha ck , Lieut Willia L NI N I I N A U O PO S T O T B L E T .

S . Farm er and Lieut . H ugh Warnock killed , Capt . Cornel ius Ward ’ B u r b r id e s a d A s a u M a 22 1 7 h g B r ig e ; s l t , y , 863 . . y t and Lieut . A braham L Lippincott mortall wounded ; M issouri , m or 2 . 93 10 . ' killed 9 , wounded , total , Lieut Charles H Brookings 4 This brigade was formed for the assault in support of Benton s , l 32d O 23 ; , 3 , ta ly wounded ; h io , wounded aggregate killed wounded m advanced when that brigade beca e engaged , and took position on 238 272 , total — l 6th 83d O its right the I ndiana on the left . the hio in the center , 67 h 23d the t I ndiana on the right , and the Wisconsin at ﬁrst in O N F D R A O S I IO N A L . C E E T E P T T B E T reserve but soon ordered to support the right of the brigade with

R . R u o n h J k n a m . Gen . G r ea t ed o b t r i g t of ac s o o d four co panies and the left with six B urbridge , commanding

Gen . brigade , was ordered by Carr to send two regiments of his 22 1 863 ’ This redoubt was held . M ay , , and the assaults of the Gen . command to reinforce Benton s left ; in obedience to that order , U by 2 l st L m nion force repulsed , the ouisiana and Co panies C and the 67th I nd iana and 23d Wisconsin were withdrawn from the line ; R 2 l s 22d . : . t D , Louisiana Casualties Capt yan , Louisiana and was m m J the order , however , soon counter anded and the two regi ents m 22d R . E . Lieut . Leh an , Louisiana , killed , the other casualties A - were returned to the brigade line . 6 pounder gun of the Chicago

l . cannot be accurate y stated M ercantile Battery was ordered to the front and drawn by hand , ' The sam e com mands held the redoubt d uring the defense . Their with the assistance of enl isted men of this brigade and of Benton s 1 6 50 m 1 m casualties were : 2 l s t Louisiana , killed , wounded , issing , Brigade , to a position about thirty feet fro the Confederate Lunette . 22d R G . . . total 67 Capt . . yan and Lieut H M ann killed ; Louisiana against which it was vigorously served The brigade maintained J '

m 1 3 23 m 1 37 . n w S (detach ent ) , killed , wounded , issing , total , Capt F its position until near su set , hen it was relieved by anborn s

. m E m . l 6th Gom ez and Lieut R . Leh an killed Brigade and retired This tablet arks the right of the I ndiana I. i s

83d O m th e me l : h 1 7 h and the left of the hio , as the brigade l ine was for ed at the tion on invest nt ine of t e t Corps . This tablet marks

e . e . m e was i time of its closest approach to the Conf derate intrench ment the place wh re Col B oo r kil le d . Casualt es in second posi : l 6th I 2 12 14 ; 67th : 93d ll w 5 1 55 5th 2 Casualties ndiana , killed , wounded , total tion I llinois , ki ed ou nded , total ; I owa , killed , I 6 23 29 83d O 4 1 6 o l 18 10th 26th ndiana , killed , wounded , total ; hio , killed , wounded wounded , t ta ; I owa . M issouri , killed 19 2 23 2 28 m 2 3 d 5 d 5 10 Col . G e . l , total ; Wisconsin , killed , wou nded , issing , total , wounde , total , eorg B Boomer kil ed ; aggregate ,

32 1 4 82 2 98 . 1 1 n de 84 l 96 ; aggregate , killed , wounded , missing , total kill ed , wou d , tota

UNIO N PO S ITIO N TA B L E T . N D R A I I CO F E E T E PO S T O N TA BL E T . ’ S an b n s a d A s s a u l M a 22 1863 . or B r ig e ; t , y , ’ u n e tt o n Ri h of a l d win . L e g t B s Ferry R oad . 4th 48th The M innesota , with the I ndiana in support , was ‘ This salient lunette and the lines immediately on its right and m . m . for ed , for the assault at a , in line of battle on the left of ' 22 1863 a nd l s o ff U m left were held , M ay , , the assau t the nion force Boo er s B rigade , about eighty yards in front of the Confederate — e 2d two occu m f m repuls d , by th e Texas I nfantry the right companies intrench ent and on the slope of a ridge a ording so e protection . ’ in ; f a 59th I m m py g the curtain to the right the left our comp nies , the curtain The nd iana was te porarily transferred to B oo er s B rigade ’ immediately north of the Baldwin s Ferry road ; and four companies and formed with it ; the 1 8th Wisconsin was deployed as skirmishers 42d A m th e n N in the lunette . The laba a held curtai between the right 4th . o in front of that brigade and the M innesota assault was ’ G 5 2d a nd . m of the Texas the railroad reen B rigade , about p . . , m . 3 . made from that position , and , about p , this brigade was ordered ’ : 5 . Oo l s n n reinforced this position and , about p of the t to reinforce G e . Mc Clerna d s right ; the 59th I ndiana was returned d u i v l st A an as r and 3 M isso r Ca alry and of the rk s Caval y , dismounted to its com mand and the 1 8th Wisconsin ordered to remain on the , made a sa lly from the lunette a nd m aterially assisted in repulsing m . skir ish line The three regiments moved to the left , were directed ’ U l . to support B urbridge s B rigade in the assault on the Confederate the nion assault on its eft flank Before the end of May the left ’ 2d i t A L F m four compan ies of the Texas were moved n o the lunette . unette on the Baldwin s erry road , arched by the flank through ' U was fi red 2 counterm ine against the nion approach , J une 8 ; two the ravine that debouches on that road at the lunette , formed l ine ' ' fi re d . n B u rbrid e s others were prepared . but not B oth the sap rollers i n fro t of battle , relieving g B rigade , in front and to the right of U s on u l l —59th India na 48th of the two nion ap proaches to thi work were burned . J y the north face of that work on the right , I ndiana s e i 4th This tablet mark the salient angl of this lnnette . Casualties : in in the center , M innesota on the left ; repulsed an attack on the “

f . 38 73 2d Texas d uring the de ense killed , wounded , missing 1 5 , right , held the position until after dark , retired under orders , Com " m m l-l R A . . G e . S . 1 26 . 4th m total , Capt F a e and Li ut obert Henry killed , pany C , M innesota , assisting in the re oval of the gun of the

m l d . Lieut . Willia F . Kirk mortal y wounde Chicago M ercantile Battery , and returned , next day , to the brigade m l m position on the invest ent ine . This tablet arks the right of the 4th 48th m M innesota and the left of the I ndiana , as the three regi ents of this brigade were formed i n position at the Baldwin ’ s Ferry road UNIO N PO S ITION TAB L E T; ' : 48th 8 24 m s 1 33 w l 22 1 Casualties I nd iana , killed , wounded , i sing , total ; La l er s B r igad e ; As s au t , M ay , 863 . 59th 1 1 99 m 1 1 1 1 I ndiana , killed , wounded , issing , total , Lieut . h m e th e s l . 4t 1 2 M arcus B . C Tripp killed ; M innesota , killed , wounded 42, This brigade was for d for as au t of the Confederate ‘ R R e m m i in r 54 . G G . S . , , total , Lieut eorge herbrooke killed , Lieut Clark Turner ailroad edoubt in the ravin i ed ately f ont of that redoubt — m 1 8th m 5 in two l ines the 22d I owa on the right supported by the 2l st Iowa ortally wounded ; Wisconsin (on skir ish line) killed , m 1 1 th l u 97th 1 1 1 . I 6 . A wounded , total , Lieut William H lban ortally wounded ; and the Wisconsin on the eft s pported by the llinois ' m 6 m La nd ra m s e . i y . 3 o 1 76 2 214 . aggregate , killed , w unded , issing , total j of B rigad te porar l attached The brigade advanced to the assault about a m detach m ents of the 2 l st and 22d Iowa reac h ed th e ditch of the redoubt and the ﬂag of the 22d was UNIO N PO S ITIO N TA BL E T .

E . a nd N S . G . . placed on its parapet , ergts J oseph rifﬁth C M essen '

m - a A a u M a 22 1863 . B oo er s Br ig d e ; s s l t , y , ger and about 1 2 other enlisted men of that regim ent m ounted the a l parapet at the s lient ang e , entered the redoubt . captured a l ieu S eco n d P o s i t i on . ' - A 1 2 l me n m ed tenant and about en isted , re ain a short time in the ' S - a nd and i This brigade moved from its ﬁrst position , on the left of teven work then retired to its ditch the outs de slope of the ’ ’ Th l 1 h s . e t D m . . r Gen . son s Brigade of Logan s ivision . about p , reported to parapet , afte su taining severe loss Wisconsin passed n . m i . i i Carr about p . , and was ordered to assault the Confederate cur beyond the redoubt , on ts left took positio n the rav ne in front tain between the lunette on the Baldwin ’ s Ferry road and the railroad of the line of the Confede rate intrenchm ent and held the position ‘ m th e m A 0 . . 5 . 3 redoubt . The brigade was formed , in two l ines with intervals of until after dark bout p Confederates ade a sortie 50 m re- ; about yards , behind the crest of the ridge about 400 yards in fro the intrenchment in rear of the redoubt and occupied it G m 22d : 5 h , L . . e , I . front of the Confederate curtain , in the following order the t later in the evening ieut Col Harv y raha owa and 26th 28 m e n I owa on the right , in front , with the M issouri in its rear ; the about enlisted of the brigade were captured in the ditch of 2 1 2211 m 93d 1 0 h o . D m st I a I llinois on the left , in front , with the t I owa in its rear . When the red ubt etach ents of the and ow re ained in

m m m n , the formation was co pleted , the brigade advanced , at co on position on the slope in front of the redoubt u til after dark when

m e . m ti e , passed the first ridge and halted , near the crest of the second , the brigade retir d , under orders This tablet arks the place on 22 to correct its alignment for the final assault on the Confederate the parapet of the redoubt where the flag of the d I owa was placed . — h a : 2l st 1 6 87 s n 1 0 1 13 curtain the 5t I owa being m oved by the left flank to the rear and Casu lties I owa . killed , wounded , mis i g , total , Li s m 93d h m . . . D eu t . S partly to the left of the I ll inois and 1 0t I owa . I m ediately Lieut Col Cornelius W unlap killed , a uel Bates and 22 2 m m A . R m d I , 7 G . 26th ; , thereafter the brigade co ander , Col . eorge B B oomer , William oberts ortally wounded owa killed m R 1 1 1 9 1 64 . M issouri , was instantly killed by a m usket ball and the final assault wounded 8, missing , total , Capt J a es obertson and R 1 1 h Wisconsi-n e 1 1 M h w A . t . . m 3d m m m L . a tt e ll ; , was not made Col Holden Putna , 9 I llinois , assu ed co and , ieut obb ki ed kill d , wounded

80 9 1 . E . Sm d . Alfred . G en . m L , l and , under orders from Carr , the brigade re ained in position , total , ieut Hiram ith kille Capt J Peas ee m r 54 until after dark and then retired to the position where it was ﬁrst and Lieut . Ja es Law mortally wounded ; agg egate . killed , — 285 m 29 368 . formed for the afternoon assault returning , next day , to its posi wounded , issing . total UNI I ON PO SIT ON TA B L E T . a a th m commanding brigade , m de his headq u rters , in e dayti e. at ‘ La n d ra m i a As sau l Ma 22 1 i . i 3oth A s B r g d e ; t , y , 863 . th s work The casualties n the labama during the defense

cannot be accurately stated . T ' his brigade was formed , in support of Lawler s , for the assault of R R the Confederate ailroad edoubt , behind the crest of the ridge I UN O N P O S ITIO N TAB L E T . 380 — about yards in front of that redoubt , in lines of battle the ’ O s h a u s D is i n As s au l Ma 22 1863. 77th 4 h t er iv o ; t , y , I llinois on the right supported by the 8th O hio . the 1 9t l 3oth m Kentucky on the left , the I llinois in support of both right and This division was for ed for the assault in three col um ns by ’ . 97th : m 22d left The I llinois was temporarily attached to Lawler s Brigade divisions at half distance , as follows right colu n , Kentucky , 1 1 th 42d O 1 14th O 49th and formed with it , in support of the Wisconsin , on the left of hio ; center col um n , hio , I ndiana , 69th I ndiana ;

. m m 7th 1 1 8th l 2 h that brigade This brigade advanced about so e men of left colu n , Kentucky , I llinois , ot O hio . The 1 6th 77th I O the llinois reached the ditch of the redoubt and the flag of hio was deployed in front as skirmishers . The division ad vanced m m that regi ent was placed on its parapet ; the brigade took position about a . . ; the heads of columns approach (I close to the 7 on the slope in front of the redoubt , and the flag of the l 30th I llinois Confederate intrench ment ; the th Kentucky l z i ling the left m A . f was placed close to that work . bout p . , the Confederates col umn , encountered the severest fire and su fered the greatest m made a sortie fro the intrenchment in rear of the redoubt and loss . Th is tablet marks the farthest advance of that regiment . re- 3 occupied it ; later in the evening , about 0 men of the brigade The positions gained were held until after dark when the division S were captured in the ditch of the redoubt . Col . ullivan , in his retired , under orders , leaving strong pickets and a line of sharp

48th O on . : 1 1 th report , states that the ﬂag of the hio was also placed on the shooters the most advanced points Casualties 8 I llinois , '

. 2 3 5 49th India na killed 2 parapet and was brought off j ust before the sortie was made This killed , wounded , total ; , , wounded 1 3 , 1 5 69th 2 2 brigade held its position on the slope in front of the redoubt until total ; I ndiana , killed , wounded 10 , total 1 , M aj or John m m . . after dark and then retired , under orders . This tablet arks the H Finley and Lieut H enry Stratton ortally wounded ; 7th 77th 9 60 69 place on the parapet of the redoubt where the ﬂag of the I llinois Kentucky , killed , wounded , total , Lieut . Thomas B uchanan

. : 77th 1 9 5 m l 20 th O 22 was placed Casualties I llinois , killed , wounded 8 , missing ortally wounded ; hio , wounded 1 ; d Kentucky , killed 26 1 30 97th 1 2 2 1 4 l 30th 3 1 4 1 7 1 6th O 4 5 , total ; I llinois , wounded , m issing , total ; , wounded , total ; hio , killed , wounded , total 1 0 31 41 m 42d O 1 21 1 23 1 1 4 h I ll inois , killed , wounded , total , Capt . Willia M . Colby hio , killed , wounded , missing , total ; t O hio , 1 9th 5 m 2 4 6 23 2 57 6 9 . killed ; Kentucky , killed , wounded , issing , total , killed , wounded , total , Lieut Willis C . Ferguson mortally

. V. 48th O 10 25 29 wau nd 1 5 Maj M organ E vans killed ; hio , killed , wounded , wounded ; aggregate , killed , ed 0, missing 1 , total 1 80.

35 V . total , M aj or irgil H M oats m ortally wounded ; aggregate , N 44 21 0 2 4 CO F E D E R A E PO S I IO N A L E . 30 8 . T T T B T killed , wounded , m issing , total m n ’ S a l l Work on L i e of Lee s B r iga d e .

CONF D R A O S I IO N A L . E E T E P T T B E T 22 1863 This work was held , M ay , , and the assault of the U nion Th e R a il a R r o d ed ou b t . 31 5 t A m force rep ulsed , by the labama under com and of Lieut .

. . . A . G . . 2 22 1 3 Col T M rrington , and M aj W M athieson , with the 3d This salient redoubt was occupied M ay , 86 , by a detach A 30 h A m 30th A m labama on its right and the t labama on its left . The casual ent of the labama , supported by two co panies under Maj ’ in m m ties the regi ent on that day cannot be accurately stated . The 0 . Steele , of Waul s Texas Legion . The intrench ent in rear was 30th A 46 h regiment held the same position until the end of the defense . Casu held by the labama , reinforced d uring the day , by the t r : 3 l st A 21 A E 2 h l al ics during the defense in labama , killed , wounded labama under com mand of Lieut . Col . . W . Pettus , 0t A a — 5 2 A m 8 3d 17 1 5 32 . a 46th f total ; in laba a , killed , wounded , total bama large part of the , incl ud ing all its field o ficers , having 1 6 ’ A been captured , M ay ; in the battle of Champion s H ill . bout CO NF E D E R AT E P O S ITIO N TAB L E T . m . m a . a detach ent of the Union assaulting force reached the ’ m For G a rr on R gh t of L e s ri ad e. ditch of the redoubt and placed flags on its parapet , a s all party t o t t i e B g entered this work at its sal ient angle , where a breach had been made This work and the l ine immediately on its left were held by the U by the nion artillery , captured a lieutenant and a few enlisted 20th A . No m 22 1 8 3 labama direct assault was ade on it , May , 6 , men , held the redoubt a short time and then retired to its ditch , by the U nion force , but the fire from this work materially aided in ’ after sustaining severe loss . This work was retaken , about O D repulsing the assaul t of sterhaus ivision on the line to its left . m ’ ‘ . . om p , by detachments of Capt . B radley s and Lieut . Hogue s C I . G 1 Col . sham W arrott was killed J une 7, on duty in this fort , and i ' an es E . p of Waul s Texas Legion , led by Lieut . Col . W . Pettus , E . . Lieut . Col . W Pettus com manded the regim ent from that time A 20th C0 1. 5 labama ; later in the evening , a Lieut . and about 8 until the end of the defense . Two counterm ines against the Union men were captured in the ditch . The casualties in the commands 2 h approach were prepared , but not fired . The casualties in the 0t defend ing and recapturing the redoubt on that day can not be A m laba a d uring the defense cannot be accurately stated . A 22 accurately stated . fter M ay , d uring the defense , this work was

46th A m . held by companies of the laba a Countermines against CO N F E D E R AT E PO S ITION TA B L E T . the U nion approach were prepared and one was ﬁred the night of ’ S al ie n t Work on Lef t of H a l l s Ferry R o a d . 2 m J uly . This tablet arks the salient angle at which the assaulting 22 m 57th G r party entered this redoubt on M ay . Casualties in 46th Alabama This work was held by the right co panies of the eo gia

: 1 5 4 0 L . . . S . G . N o during the defense killed , wounded 5 , total 6 . under com mand of ieut Col C uyton assault was made on it by the U nion force . Two sorties were m ade from this work

D , 43d CONF RA O S I IO N A L . by its garrison reinforced by the left companies of the Tennessee E E T E P T T B E T ' ’ R . I 22 m o of eynolds B rigade n the last one , the night of J une , S a l l W rk on Lin e o f Lee s B r iga d e . - m e U a lieutenant colonel and ﬁve n were captured , part of the nion 30th A m This work was held by the right of the laba a , under trench was ﬁlled , and , the next night , a countertrench from this work

. . S 3 1 5 t A 24 com mand of Col Charles M helley , with the labama on its was begun . The ground gained was held until the n igh t of J une ,

. No m right direct assault was made on it , but the ﬁre from this work when it was retaken by the Union force . A counter ine against d 22 1863 U materially assiste i n repulsing the assaults , M ay , , on the the nion approach was p repared , but not ﬁred . The casualties in D G n . S . . . D e . 57 G lines to its righ t a nd left uring the defense , Brig Lee , the th eorgia during the defense cannot be accurately stated . P a r k I n s c r i p t O TI S

F o r th e U n i o n a nd C o n f e d e ra t e C o m m a n d s E n ga ge d i n th e O p e rati o n s C o m m e m o ra te d

U . S. U . S.

A R MY OF TH E T EN N ESSE E . ~ N I NTH CORPS; A R M Y OF T H E T E N N ESSE E .

S . M aj . Gen . ULYS ES S . G RANT n . G K . M aj . Ge JOHN . PAR E

ESCORT AND GUARDS.

4TE A . D . OS B A ND ILLINOIS CAVALRY , COM PANY , CAPT E MB URY . G n . . D . e FIRST IVISION , Brig THOMAS WELSH

I OI . S ST ILLINOIS I NFANTRY , COMPANY K CAPT YLVESTER L , D . Ge n . R . . SECOND IVISION , Brig OBERT B POTTER M OO RE . 20 S E ARTILLERY RESERVE : UNITED TATES , BATTERY . ENGI NEERS. L ieut . SAMUEL N . B ENJAMIN . HENRY FLAD ; l sT BATTALION E NGINEER

OF THE WEST , M . W . TWEEDDALE The two divisions of the corps were ordered from the Department . OH T . PIONEER CORPS , Capt J S of the O hio J une arrived I n the Y azoo River on transports from Cairo ; disembarked J une 1 7 ; took position from M illdale to ' G . TH Gen . . 9 CORPS , JOHN PARKE l on . B y Gen Tern p et s , and slightly fortiﬁed that line order of M E N D ’ A . CCL RNA Gen . J OHN ; S herman , the corps took position on the exterior line from Haynes 1 3TH CORPS , R 29 B luff to the railroad crossing of B ig Black iver , June , the center _ ’ G n . D O . . ORD . e E DWAR C x o i i of the corps line near Wi on s fortiﬁed that p s t on _ and occupied 1 5TH Gen . M . S M . CORPS , WILLIA T HER AN it until the end Of the siege 1 GTH CORPS (detach ment) ,

G en WA . M aj . . CAD LLADER C WASHBURN . U . S. T 1 7 H CORPS . M aj . Gen . JAMES B . MCPHERSON . '

D . Gen . . . F RS D V S ON HERRON S IVISION , M aj F RANCIS J HERRON I T I I I ; m ' UNATTACHED CAVALRY (three regi ents) , Col . CYRUS B USSEY . N I NT H CORPS; A R MY OF TH E T E N N ESSE E . B rl . e . S G n. J EREMIAH C ULLIVAN , D ISTRICT NORTHEAST I g G en . . LOUISIANA B rig . THOMAS WELSH (B rig . Gen . ELIAS S . D ENNIS .

DETACHED FOR SERVICE ON GUNBOATS. FI RST BRIGADE .

2 T . 9 H ILLINOIS I NFANTRY , detachment Col . HENRY BOWMAN . m I . 101 ST ILLINOIS NFANTRY , detach ent

5 TH O . Z . K 8 HIO I NFANTRY , M aj E RA P JAC SON N 36TH M ASSACHUSETTS , Lieut . Col . JOHN B . ORTON . 1 3 h 1 5 h 1 7 The t , t and th Corps were engaged in the battles and 1 7TH C L . . T T L C . ‘ M I HIGAN , ieut Col CONS AN U E m th e Vicksbu r 29 1 863 ovements of g campaign beginning March . ; R Lieut . Col . JOHN H . ICHARDSON ; 1 — 15 h F took position on the investment line M ay 9 the t on the right , 27TH M ICHIGAN , 1 7th 13th the in the center , the on the left ; and made unsuccessful Fox. D . Co l . ORUS M assaults on the Confederate l ine of defense the afternoon of May 1 9 45TE PENNSYLVANIA , Col JOHN I . CURTIN . 2 O ne Of 1 6 and on M ay 2 . division the th Corps took position on h 1 3 25 ’ D t e left of the th , May . and Herron s ivision on the extreme 1 5 h 1 6 left , J une . The 9t Corps , two divisions of the th , and seven THI RD BRIGADE . m brigades from the other corps were deployed on an exterior line , fro ’ B l u ﬂ R . D L . Haynes on the left to B ig Black iver Bridge on the right , to Col ANIEL EASURE ’ guard against attack by Johnston s army , and were under com mand 22 of Gen. Sherman after J une . Siege operations were carried on 2D . . M ICHIGAN , Col WILLIAM HUMPHREY m 23 3 fro M ay to J uly . when a proposal for capitulation came to G . TH . 8 M ICHIGAN , Col FRANK RAVES

Gen . G Gen . . rant from Pemberton They met for conference that ~ S . 20TH M ICHIGAN , Lieut Col . W . H UNTINGTON MITH afternoon between the lines and near the Jackson road . The terms D . W K . 7Q TR N E Y OR , Col AVID MORRISON of capitulation were agreed upon by correspondence after the . D S . IOOTH PENNSYLVANIA , Lieut . Col . MATHEW M AW ON 4 V meeting and . J uly , the Confederate army of icksburg was sur

Gen . G rendered to rant , and a detachment of his army occupied y the cit y . The aggregate reported casualties in the arm during the ARTILLERY . cam paign and siege were , killed wounded missing E D . G . D total PENNSYL VANIA LIGHT , BATTERY , Capt EORGE W UR LL , e P nnsyl va nia State Mem oria l . I’ 7 /

3 1 00 22 202 killed 7, wounded 9 , total ; in the assault , M ay , killed , S. U . 69 2 wounded missing , total d uring the siege , killed 1 , SECOND DIVI SION; 1 0 1 1 1 23 ' wounded , missing , total ; in the attack on M illiken s 2 4 L 7 3 3 , 57 ; N I NT H CORPS; A RM Y OF T H E TE N N ESSE E . Bend , ouisiana , J une , killed , wounded total and other

1 0 . a minor combats , wounded The aggregate reported c sualties in Gen . R . . Brig . OBERT B POTTER 657 the corps during the campaign and siege were , killed , wounded 241 missing , total FI RST BRIGADE .

. S. Col . SIMON G . GRIFFIN . U NI NTH DI VI SION;

W . 6TH NE . . HAMPSHIRE , Lieut Col . HENRY H PEARSON T H I RT E E NT H CORPS; A R M Y OF TH E T E N N ESSE E . 9TH NE W . . Ti TUs . HAM PSHIRE , Col HERBERT B

7TH R . R . VLIss . . Gen . . O T ; HODE I SLAND , Col ZENAS B rig PETER J S ERHAUS

n AL . LE E Brig . Ge . BERT L ;

n . B rig . Ge . PETER J. OSTERHAUS SECOND BRIGADE .

Gen . . Brig . E DWARD FERRERO

n . B rig . Ge THEOPH ILUS T . GARRARD ;

Gen . A . LE E FIRST BRIGADE , Brig . L BERT L : T . MNE R CA RRUTH . 35 H M ASSACHUSETTS , Col SU ‘ K E IGW IN . Col . JAM ES N . T E W . . . 1 1 H N HAM PSHIRE , Lieut Col M OSES COLLINS

A . S Col . LIONEL HELDON : N E W K R . G . 5I ST Y OR , Col . CHA LES W LE ENDRE S R ECOND B IGADE , PENNSYLVANIA , Col . JOHN F . HART RANFT . Col . DANIEL W . LINDSEY .

CAVALRY , three detach ments . THI RD BRIGADE . I . . . A RT LLERY ( two batteries) , Capt JACOB T FOSTER ’ Col . BENJAM IN C . CHRIST . The division began the march from M illiken s Bend , Louisiana ,

March 3 1 , 1863 ; advanced in three colum ns with division fronts

29TH . . . . MASSACHUSETTS , Lieut Col JOSEPH H BARNES against the Confederate line O f defense immediately north of Fort

4 TH NE W . . 6 Y ORK , Col JOSEPH GERHARDT 22 s Garrott . in the assault , M ay , and carried the col or of its leading

TH . B RE NH L TZ . 5O PENNSYL VANIA , Lieut . Col . THOMAS S O : regiments cl ose to that l ine . Casualties in the battle of Port G 1 36 1 75 3 2 14 ibson , M ay , killed , wounded , missing , total , one

AR LL R . oflicer in 1 4 1 TI E Y killed ; _ the engagement at J ackson , M ay , killed , ' 1 R 2 , 3 ; H , 6 . 2D NE W K . wounded total in the battle of Champion s ill M ay Y OR LIGHT , BATTERY L , Capt JACOB OEMER . 88 26 1 33 f killed 19 , wounded , missing , total , three O ficers killed ; R 1 7 in the engagement at B ig B lack iver B ridge , M ay , killed 10, S. U . 1 3 1 f wounded 20 , missing , total , one O ficer killed ; in skirmishes ' V 3 9 1 2 ; TH I RTE E NT H CORPS; A R M Y OF T H E TE N N ESSEE . about icksburg , killed , wounded , total in the assault , 1 9 2 62 64 22 May , killed , wounded , total ; in the assault , M ay , n . L E RNA ND M aj . Ge JOHN A . MCC ; 2 1 50 s 1 1 80 f killed 9 , wounded , mi sing , total , four O ficers mortally . n Ge . W O . . O RD . Maj E D ARD C 1 2 wounded ; during the siege , wounded ; and other m inor combats ,

6 . ESCORT. wounded The aggregate reported casualties in the division 1 00 24 3D during the cam paign and siege were, kil led , wounded 5 , D R . S . ILLINOIS CAVALRY , COM PANY L , Capt . AVID PARKS

1 655 . missing 3 , total PIONEERS. U . S. K KENTUC Y I NFANTRY ( independent com pany) , F RS BR GAD WM ‘ I T I E Capt . . F . PATTERSON . S O O S OF — N I NT H D IV I I N ; T H I RTE E NT H C RP ; A R MY T H E G m . e . O A Brig PETER J STERH US ; T E N N ESSEE . N D . . Gen A . LE E INTH IVISION , Brig L BERT L ; G Gen . I . B B rig . THEOPH LUS T ARRA RD ; Gen . . . O . rig PETER STERHAUS A LE E J Brig . Gen . L BERT L . ;

D . G n . A . TENTH IVISION , Brig . e NDREW SMITH K E I GW IN . J Col . JAMES D Gen A TWELFTH IVISION . Brig . . L VIN P . HOVEY .

O U RTE E NTH D . G n . F IVISION . Brig e E UGENE A . CARR . G . . TH . 1 1 8 ILLINOIS , Col J OHN FONDA K E I GWIN Col . JAMES ; ’ . The corps held the advance in the march from M illiken s Bend , Lieut . Col . JOSEPH H THORNTON ; ’

A 28 4 TH . K E IGWIN Louisiana ; went on board transports at Perkins Landing , pril , 9 I NDIANA , Col JAMES ; 1 863 G G A H A W H E , under orders to attack rand ulf next day ; crossed the Maj . RTHUR J . ;

A 30 . . river to B ruinsburg , M ississippi , pril ; held the advance in the Lieut Col . JOSEPH H THORNTON . G march towards Port ibson ; took position on the investment line Col . THOMAS W . B ENNETT ; 1 9 May , and made approaches to three points on the Confederate 69TH I NDIANA ,

. : G . . O . line of defense Casual ties in the battle of Port ibson , May 1 , Lieut Col RAN PERRY i 1 25 678 23 826 . k lled , wounded , missing , total ; in the engagement at Capt . E LISHA B TREADWAY ; 1 4 1 2 Jackson , May , killed , wounded , total 3 ; in the battle of Lieut . Col . J OHN LUCAS ; ’ 16 23 1 987 1 45 7TH Champion s Hill , May , killed , wounded , missing , KENTUCKY , ta R H to l in the engagement at Big Black iver Bridge , M ay 1 7 , Capt . E LIS A B . TREADWAY ; 39 237 m 3 2 R MA Y 79 . . killed , wounded , issing , total ; in skirmishes about Col EUBEN V ' 8 23 3 1 1 9 TH O . . S . icksburg , killed , wounded , total ; i n the assault , May , 1 2O HIO , Col M ARCUS M PIEGEL ' was R 23 : D The brigade ordered to B ig B lack iver Bridge , May . Casualties in skirmish at unbar s Plantation , Louisiana , O 2 2 m 1 63 m m O f Gen . A 1 5 1863 d 8 , under co and sterhaus , and remained there until pril , , wounded (in I llinois) ; in the engage ent at

. : G 1 4 1 2 3 6 the end of the siege Casualties in the battle of Port ibson , Jackson , M ay , killed , wounded , total ( in th M issouri) ; 1 1 8 102 3 1 23 ' 1 6 2 2 M ay , killed , wounded , missing , total ; in the battle in the battle of Cham pion s Hill , May , killed , wounded , m ’ 1 6 1 1 44 m 1 3 4 3d 1 6 th 2 1 Of Cha pion s H ill , M ay , killed , wounded , issing , total ( I llinois , wounded , M issouri , killed , wounded , ' 6 f R in skirmish 12 1 total 8 , three o ﬁcers killed ; in the engagement at B ig B lack iver total and at B irdsong Ferry , J une , wounded

1 7 1 m 1 6 h . Bridge , May , wounded ; in skir ishes about Vicksburg , killed ; (in t M issouri) The aggregate reported casualties in the three 1 9 1 2 2 3 in the assault , May , killed , wounded 8 . total 9 ; in the assault , detachments d uring the campaign and siege were , killed , wounded 22 1 5 7 1 2 f 7 y 8 0 10 . Ma , killed , wounded , total , three o ﬁcers mortally , total E 1 3 . wounded ; and in skirmish near dwards , J uly , wounded The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade d uring the cam paign U . S. 4 6 265 16 327 . and siege were , killed , wounded , m issing , total ARTILLERY : S O O S OF U . S. N I NT H D IV I I N ; T H I RT EE NTH C RP ; A R M Y TH E SECOND BRIGADE ; T E N N ESSE E . N I NT H D IV I SION ; T H I RTE E NT H COR PS; A R MY OF T H E Capt JACOB T . FOSTER . TE N N ESSE E . S Col . LIONEL A . HELDON ;

. D . . 7TH Col ANIEL W LINDSEY M ICHIGAN LIGHT , BATTERY , Capt . CHA RLES H . LANPHERE . R Lieut . CHA LES B . KIM BALL ; l sT D WISCONSIN LIGHT , BATTERY , 54TH I NDIANA , Col . FIEL ING M ANSFIELD .

O . . Lieut . SCAR F NUTTING IAM J . WORTHINGTON ; 22 0 K KENTUC Y ,

Lieut . Col . GEORGE W . M ONROE . : G 1 1 863 3 E L I , , , , Capt . W . BOTSFORD ; Casualties in the battle of Port ibson May killed 7 10 k 3 3 TH O wounded , total (in M ichigan Battery , illed , wounded , 1 6 HIO ,

6 ; , M aj . M ILTON M ILLS . total in Wisconsin Battery wounded in the engagement at R 1 7 4 ) DO N . A . , , ( . Big Black iver Bridge May wounded in Wisconsin Battery Lieut Col . PARDEE ;

m w n . V , ou ded l ( ) . and in skir ishes about icksburg in M ichigan Battery 42mOHIO , M aj WILLIAM H . WILLIAMS ; A Col . LIONEL . SHELDON . The aggregate reported casualties in the com mand d uring the cam i n 3 2 5 CRA DL E B AU GH pa g , , 1 , 1 . Col . JOHN ; and siege were killed wounded total

Lieut . Col . JOHN H . KELLEY ; I 4TH O 1 HIO ,

. CRADLE B A U GH ; Col J OHN U . S.

Lieut . Col . J OHN H . KELLEY . TENTH DIVI SION S The brigade took position on the investment line on the left T H I RT EE NT H CORP ; A RM Y OF T H E TE N N ESSEE . ’ D ' of Carr s ivision and the right of Hovey s , temporarily under . n A . . B rig Ge . NDREW SMITH m m n m 1 1 4th O J co and of Ge . Hovey ; its regi ents (excepting the hio . sent to garrison , Warrenton , M ississippi) were successively ordered O R to report to Gen . sterhaus at Big B lack iver B ridge during the G I 1 863 ESCORT. Siege . Casualties : in the battle of Port ibson , M ay , , 1 5 66 81 ff killed , wounded , total , one o icer killed ; in the battle of ’ Capt . J OSEPH P . LESSLIE ; 1 6 6 42 1 3 Cham pion s H ill , M ay , killed , wou nded , missing , total 6 1 R 1 7 ; in the engagement at B ig B lack iver B ridge , M ay , killed A Ca t . NDREW P . GALLAGHER . f m p 10 14 m 1 , 25 l ; , wounded , issing total , one o ficer kil ed in skir ishes G n S G B rig . e . TEPHEN . B URB RIDGE . V 2 8 10 about icksburg , killed , wounded , total ; in the assault , , Col . WILLIAM . LANDRAM . 1 1 34 35 22 J May 9 , killed , wounded , total ; in the assault , M ay , 1 4 63 1 tota l 78 f killed , wounded , missing , , one O ficer m ortally 2 1 . wounded ; d uring the siege , wounded The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade during the cam paign and siege were , killed The division held the right of the corps investment line and 48 239 m 1 5 302 . , wounded , issing , total made an approach to within about ten feet of the ditch O f the Con ’ federate Lunette on the Baldwin s Ferry road . Casualties : in the G 1 1 863 2 2 U. S. battle of Port ibson , M ay , , killed , wounded 9 , missing ' 8 39 ; 5 1 6 25 CAVALR , total in the battle of Cham pion Hill , M ay , wounded ; Y ; R 1 7 in the engagement at B ig B lack iver B ridge , M ay , wounded 1 , S O O S OF 1 2 V 4 N I NT H DIV I I N ; T H I RTE E NTH C RP ; A R M Y TH E missing , total ; i n skirmishes about icksburg , killed , wounded 14 1 8 1 9 5 3 , total ; in the assault , M ay , killed , wounded 0 total 35 ; T E N N ESSE E . 22 58 295 32 o al in the assault , May , killed , wounded , m issing , t t 385 oflficers i , three killed or mortally wounded , ar d d uring the siege

m Li Col . DA N IE L B . B US H 1 1 1 1 2 D eu t . R . 1 3 ILLINOIS ( ﬁve co panies) , J killed , wounded , missing , total . The aggregate reported ih D . . P . d u r 3 ILLINOIS (three companies) , Capt J OHN L CAM BELL casualties in the division g the cam paign and siege were ,

. 70 4 m 2 . K 05 4 5 1 7 H . 6 T M ISSOURI (seven companies) , Col CLAR WRIGHT killed . wounded , issing , total I” 9 /

m 1 U . S. the division invest ent line . Casualties : in the battle of 2 G , 1 ll 2 1 m 8 3 1 ; t F RS BR GA ibson May , ki ed , wounded , issing , total in I T I DE : ' ' 1 6 6 m i. battle of Cham pion s Hill , May , wounded ; in skir ishes abo TE NT H D I V ISI ON ; TH I RT EE NT H CORPS A R M Y OF T H E V 1 f 1 9 3 ; icksburg , o ﬁcer killed ; in the assault , May , killed , wounded 15 1 8 22 44 2 10 , total ; in the assault . M ay , killed , wounded , miss TE N N ESSE E . 30 284 f ing , total , three o ﬁcers killed or m ortally wounded ; and

. Gen . S G T . B . 1 1 1 1 13 . B rig EPHEN B UR RIDGE during the siege , killed , wounded missing , total The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade during the cam paign

5 1 263 39 353 . and siege were , killed , wounded , missing , total Col f . THOMAS J . LUCAS ; 1 GTH I NDIANA , Ma R i j. JAMES H . EDFIELD . R U . S. Col . ICHARD OWEN .

. Col . E . R AR L R Lieut THEODORE B UEHLE . TIL E Y ;

Col . FREDERICK W . MOORE . T E NTH D IV I SION ; TH I RTE E NTH CORP S; A R M Y OF T H E . A [Lieut Col . LBERT H . B ROWN ; 96TH O T E N N ESSE E . HIO ,

Col . V i JOSEPH W . ANCE .

. P E (Col JOSHUA . GUP Y ; B K . J CHICAGO M ERCANTILE ATTERY . Capt . PATRIC H . WHITE 23D WISCONSIN , J A A . Ca pt . M B ROSE BLOUNT ;

. Col . V (Lieut WILLIAM F . ILAS . 1 7TH OHIO LIGHT , BATTERY , J

R . LCapt . CHARLES 5 . ICE

' ’ O f D The brigade , in support of Benton s B rigade Carr s ivision . ' F I n , 22 1863 . a attacked the north face of the l unette on the Baldwin s erry road . the assault May , one gun of the Chicago M erc n i , 22 1 863 B n the assault May , , placed its colors close to that work . tile attery was dragged by hand to within a few yards of the Con “ ' ' and held its position until relieved by Sanborn s Brigade Of federate Lunette on the Baldwin s Ferry road and served against ’ ' u m b s D 1 7 m . : Q y ivision , th Corps I t held the left of the division that work for several hours . Casualties in the battle of Cha pion s

. : G 16 3 investment line Casualties in the battle of Port ibson , May 1 Hill , May , wounded (in the Chicago M ercantile Battery) ; and , 8 ' ; O f 1 6 . 22 3 O . wounded in the battle Cham pion s H ill , M ay , wounded in the assault . May , wounded (in the hio Battery) The 1 6 ; In R 1 7 the engagement at B ig Black iver B ridge , May , aggregate reported casualties in the two batteries during the cam w 1 1 2 a bo ai n w 6 . ounded , missing , total ; in skirmishes u t Vicksburg p g and siege ere , wounded , 3 1 4 to a 1 7 n i , , t l , O e f k lled wounded o ﬁcer killed ; in the assault , May 1 9 2 1 5 , killed , wounded . total 1 7 ; and in the assault May 22 , , 14 w 82 2 i , , 98 . t k lled ou nded m issing , total The aggregate repor ed U . S. casualties in the brigade during th e cam paign and siege were , W LF H D V S ON 1 9 1 36 T E T I I I : killed , wounded , m issing 3 , total 1 58 . TH I RTE E NT H CORPS; A R MY OF T H E T E N N ESSE E .

G n . A . Brig . e LVIN P HOVEY .

U. S.

SCOR . SECOND BRIGADE; E T S Capt WILLI AM MC REYNOLDS ; TE NT H D IV I ION; T H IRTE E NT H conps A R M Y OF THE l sr ; I NDIANA CAVALRY ,

COM PANY C' TE N N ESSE E . Lieut . JAMES L . CAREY . COL . . A WILLIAM J L NDRA M .

Gen . G . G Brig . EORGE F MC INNIS ;

M . SPICE LY FIRST B RIGADE , Col . WILLIA T ; 77TE D I LLINOIS , Col . AVID P . GRIER . n . G . Brig . G e GEORGE F . M C INNIS Col . FRIEND S . RUTHE RFORD ; Col . PETER KINNEY ; 9 7TH I LLINOIS , SECOND B RIGADE ,

. D . [Lieut Col . LEWIS MARTIN . R . S . Col . JAMES LACK 1 3OTH N I . N LLINOIS , Col ATHANIEL ILES . A . RTILLERY , three batteries Lieut . Col . J OHN COWAN ; 19TH K KENTUC Y , The division held the left of the corps investment line and mad e an approach to within about 35 feet O f the ditch O f the Con r G fede ate Fort Garrott . Casualties : in the battle of Fort ibson , 4STH 45 252 m 1 2 309 OHIO , May killed , wounded , issing , total ; in m - 1 3 4 Skir ish on Fourteen M ile Creek , May , wounded , cannot be ' distributed between the two brigades ; in the battle of Cham pion s 1 6 2 1 1 72 1 19 Hill , May , killed , wounded 8 , m issing , total ﬁ m nineteen Of cers killed or ortally wounded ; and during the siege , ' ’ , L D 1 9 w 76 95 w The brigade in support of awler s B rigade of Carr s ivision , killed , ou nded , total , cannot be distributed bet een the r 22 1 863 attacked the ailroad redoubt , in the assaul t M ay , , placed two brigades . The aggregate reported casual ties in the division 77th I Of the colors of the llinois on the parapet that work , and held 275 . during the campaign and siege were , killed , wounded 1ts o i i i . I O f 1 1 p s t on n front of the redoubt until dark t held the right missing total 3 , U . S. U . S. FI RST BRIGADE ; ARTILLERY ; TWE LFT H D IV ISION ; T H I RTE E NT H CORPS; A RM Y OF T H E TWE LFTH D IV ISION ; TH I RTE E NTH CORPS; A R M Y OF TH E

TE N N ESSE E . T E N N ESSE E .

G . Brig . Ge n . EORGE F MCGINNIS ; PI E L Col . WILLIAM T . S C Y ; I ST A . G S M ISSOURI LIGHT , BATTERY , Capt EORGE W . CHOFIELD . Ge n G G Brig . . EORGE F . MC INNIS . 2D . A OHIO LIGHT , BATTERY , Lieut UGUSTUS BEACH . A (Capt . JAM ES . M ITCHELL ; O I 6 TH T HIO LTOHT , BAT ERY , COL D L ANIEL MACAU EY ' R [Lieut . USSELL P . TWIST . 1 1 TH I NDIANA , D Lieut . Col . WILLIAM W . ARNALL .

T PI E LY . 24 H I NDIANA . Col . WILLIAM T . S C The 2d O hio Battery was with G en . Osterhaus at B ig B lack . R B T A . M ; Col O ER CA ERON R S iver B ridge d uring the siege . The M issouri Battery served the Lieut . Col . WILLIAM WAIM ; ' D . : 34TH siege guns on the investment line of Hovey s ivision _ Casualties I NDIANA , 1 1 863 3 in the battle O f Port G ibson , May , , wounded (in the 2d R . Maj . OBERT B JONES ; ’ O Of 1 6 R A hio B attery) ; and in the battle Champion s H ill , M ay , Col . OBERT . CAMERON . ' 1 3 4 killed , wounded , total (in the M issouri Battery , wounded 2 , 4 T ol . THO MA S . 6 H I NDIANA , C H BRINGHURST . l 6th O . A . R R G and in the hio Battery , killed Capt J ames M itchell , Col . CHA LES . ILL ; 1 2 TH wounded , total The aggregate reported casualties in the three 9 WISCONSIN , ba-tt- the n i 1 d 6 L eries during campaig and siege were , k lled , woun ed ; Lieut . Col . WI LIAM 7 total .

’ O D s . The brigade was in support of sterhaus ivision in the a sault , U . 3 22 1863 ; M ay , , and was not seriously it held the left of FOURTEENTH DI VISION; 1 : ba ttle Of the division investment line . Casua etinegsageidn the Port 1 30 1 87 1 218 T H I RT EE NT H CORPS; A R MY OF T H E TE N N ESSE E Gibson , M ay , killed , wounded , missing , total ; and ’ 1 6 102 506 in the battle of Champion s Hill , M ay , killed , wounded , n A ' B rig . Ge . E UGENE ' CARR 26 634 O ﬁi cers . missing , total , seven killed or mortally wounded The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade during the cam ESCORT.

i 1 32 693 27 852 . pa gn and siege were , killed wounded , missing , total Cap t E NOS MC PHAIL ; 3D ILLINOIS CAVALRY , G ! COM PANY ' S S Ca t . . l p AM UEL M ARRETT , U S SECOND BRIGADE ;

S F . Gen . TWE L FT H D IV ISION ; T H I RT EE NT H CORP ; A R M Y O T H E Brig WILLIAM P . BENTON ; D FIRST B RIGADE , Col . HENRY . WASHBURN ; SS , T E N N E E E D Col . AVID SHUNK .

. R . Col . PETER KINNEY ; Col CHA LES L HARRIS ;

. . S R S K . Col . JAM ES . LAC Col WILLIAM M TONE ;

S . S ECOND B RIGADE , Col AM UEL M ERRILL ;

Col . WILLIAM M . STONE

E . Gen . . . T . . . S7 H I LLINOIS , Col JOHN WHITING Brig M ICHAEL K LAWLER

A . R . S . Col . JAM ES LACK RTILLERY , two batteries 47TH I NDIANA , A Lieut . Col . JOHN . M CLAUGHLIN .

Col . E BER C . BYAM ; The division was in advance in the march from B ruinsburg 24TH G O f I OWA , towards Port ibson , held the center the corps investment line ,

Lieut . Col . JOHN Q . WILDS . and made an approach to within about 30 feet of the ditch O f the

. . R Col J OHN CONNELL Confederate ailroad Redoubt . Casualties : in the battle of Port

. . R . 1 1 63 42 222 2 4 Col WILLIAM H AYNOR Gibson , May , 8 , killed , wounded , total 6 ; in the ’ 1 6 1 2 3 battle of Champion s H ill , M ay , killed , wounded , total ; R 1 29 in the engagement at B ig Black iver Bridge , M ay 7, killed , c R th e 'assaul 2 16 1 246 O ﬂ i r The brigade was at B ig Black iver Bridge during t, wounded , missing , total , six ce s killed or mortally 22 1 863 O f m V fﬁ M ay , , and took position on the right the division wounded ; in skir ishes about icksburg , one O cer killed ; in the

25 . 87 23 . 22 1 1 71 investment line M ay The th I llinois was assigned J une assault , May , killed 5 , wounded 559 , missing 36 , total 0 , G Ma 1 1 5 O ﬁi r Casualties : in the battle of Port ibson, y , killed , wounded sixteen ce s killed or mortally wounded ; in the attack on M illi ’ ' 2 m 1 1 88 battle O f 7 23 34 57 6 , issing , total ; and in the Cham pion s Hill , ken s Bend , Louisiana , J une , killed , wounded , total ; and

63 93 564 E M h i 2 3 . 1 6 1 08 o 3 . l May , killed , w unded , missing , total , eleven during the siege , killed Capt nos c P a , wounded , total of icers killed or mortally wounded . The aggregate reported The aggregate reported casualties in the division during the cam a i n 21 2 m 37 casualties in the brigade during the campaign and Siege were , p g and Siege were , killed , wounded issing , total

42 1 04 652 . killed 1 23 , wounded 5 , missing , total

M 7 ]! —~ n

9 10 22 U ! 8. wou nded , total , one Ofﬁcer killed ; and in the assault , M ay ,

2 5 7 f . F RS D V S ON killed , wounded , total , one O ﬁcer killed The aggregate I T I I I ; reported casualties in the brigade during the campaign and siege

O S OF SS . 3 1 4 FI FTEE NTH C RP ; A R M Y TH E TE N N E EE were , killed , wounded , total 1 7 . Gen Maj . . FREDERICK STEELE .

S. CAVALRY . U . K ND BR A ANE COUNTY ( I LLINOIS) I NDEPENDENT COM PANY , SECO IG DE ;

Lieut . THOMAS . B EE BE . J F I RST DI V I SI ON ; F I FT EE NTH CORPS; A R MY OF TH E

SS . 3D D TE N N E EE ILLINOIS , COMPANY ,

Gen . E . B rig . CHARLES HOVEY ;

R R . Col . CHA LES WOODS .

F C . T 25TH FIRST B RIGADE , RAN IS H MAN ER ; I OWA , Col . GEORGE A . STONE .

G . F . B ERNARD ARRAR Col . WILLIAM SMYTH ;

G . E . T W eri CHA RLES HOVEY ; SIS IO A , S MMI STI NG . ECOND B RIGADE , M aj . THEODORE

R R . . CHA LES WOODS Col . I SSAC F . SHEPARD ;

D i . G en . . . D THI R B RIGADE , B r g J OHN M THAYER 3 M ISSOURI ,

A . ME MA NN RTILLERY , three batteries Lieut . Col . THEODORE U . 12TH M ISSOURI , Col . HUGO WANGELIN . ’ Ma y 2 , HASS E ND E U B E L The division marched from M illiken s B end Louisiana , , Col . F RANCIS 1 863 : G G 6 7 ; R crossed the river to rand ulf, M ississippi , M ay and M aj . FRANCIS OMER :

1 4 . I 7TH and was engaged at Jackson , May , without casualties I n the M ISSOURI , 22 B E assault , May , it advanced , late in the afternoon , against the Col FRANCIS HASSE N DE U L ;

Confederate l ine of defense in front of its left (third) brigade , that . . . R Lieut Col J OHN F CRAME , m Of R . brigade leading, and carried the colors of so e its regiments Col . CHARLES WOODS ;

. O f 7STH O close to that l ine The division made an approach to the part HIO ,

Of 22 . LIE U T OL the Confederate line defense which it assaulted , M ay Casu L . C . WILLIAM B . WOODS . - 2 al ties : F 1 5 , in skirmish on ourteen M ile Creek , May , killed _ 6 1 1 m V f wounded , total ; in skir ishes about icksburg , one o ficer The brigade held the right Of the division investment l ine 1 9 55 total 64 ; 9 , , killed in the assault , M ay , killed wounded , two : - 1 2 1863 Casualties in Skirmish on Fourteen M ile Creek , May , , ffi 22 74 270 o cers killed ; in the assault , M ay , killed , wounded , 4 6 1 0 V one killed , wounded , total ; in skirmishes about icksburg, m 9 353 fi d ; issing , total , fourteen Of cers killed or mortally wounde O f 19 1 3 4 ficer killed ; in the assault , M ay , killed , wou nded , total , 1 6 1 1 27 fi and during the siege , killed , wounded , total , two Of cers ffi l 22 37 1 45 one O cer kil ed ; in the assault , M ay , killed , wounded , killed or mortally wounded . The aggregate reported casualties in 8 19 ffi missing , total 0, five O cers killed or mortally wounded ; and 1 05 the division during the campaign and siege were , killed , wounded n f Hassendeu bel duri g the siege, one O ficer killed , Col . Francis mor

342 9 456 . , missing , total h 2 . t tally wounded , total The aggregate reported casualties in e 44 1 55 brigade during the cam paign and siege were , killed , wounded , U . S. 8 207 . missing , total FI RST BRIGADE ;

U . s. F I RST D IV ISION ; F I FTE E NT H CORPS; A R M Y OF T H E THI RD BRIGADE ; TE N N ESSEE.

n A FI RST DIV I SION F I FTE E NT H CORPS A R MY OF TH E B rig . Ge . FR NK P . BLAIR ; ; ;

A . Col . FR NCIS H M ANTER ; T E N N ESSE E .

R D G . A . Col . B E NAR FARR R Brig . Gen. JOHN M . THAYER .

l A . . Co . DAM B GORGAS L I AMSO N R ; Col . THOMAS CU LY . 4TH I OWA , K . Col . JAM ES PEC HAM Lieut . Col . GEORGE B URTON . Lieut . Col . OTTO SCHADT . N M aj . DO A . CARPENTER ; S . S Lieut . Col . AMUEL P IMPSON ; K S Capt . FREDERIC . WASHBURN ; Col . THOMAS C . FLETCHER ; 9 H 3 I ST M S T I OWA , M ISSOURI , Lieut . Col . SA UEL P . IMPSON ; . D ON A . ; E A E NSCH M aj CARPENTER M aj . FR DERICK J ; D A RS KA DDO N . Col . AVID C Lieut . Col . SAMUEL P . SIM PSON .

26TE S . I OWA , Col . M ILO M ITH Col . F RANCIS H . MANTER ; A T 32D Col . CHARLES H . B BOT ; M ISSOURI , T 30 H I OWA , . A R S M aj B AHAM J . EAY . Col . WILLIAM N . G . TORRENCE . The brigade formed part of the expeditionary force under com n Of m i e mand O f Ge . B lair , marched to M echanicsburg , returned to the The brigade held the left the division invest ent l n and 4 1863 investm ent l ine about J une , , and took position in the center made an approach to the part of the Confederate line of defense

: 1 9 1 22 1 863 . : , of the division . Casualties in the assault , M ay , killed , assaulted by the division , May , Casualties in the assault 1 9 7 43 50 ; 22 M ay , killed , wounded , total in the assault , M ay U . S.

1 1 9 1 1 55 . . A killed 35 , wounded , missing , total , Col Charles H bbott FI RST BRIGADE ; and seven oth er ofﬁcers killed or mortally wounded ; and during 2 S O I IS O I O S F 1 5 1 0 total 5 . O the Siege , killed , wounded , The aggregate reported EC ND D V I N ; F FTE E NT H C RP ; A R MY T H E as c ualties in the brigade during the campaign and siege were , killed TE N N ESSEE .

57 1 72 m 1 230 . , wounded , issing , total

G . Col . ILES A SMITH .

Col . GEORGE B . HOGE ; U . S. AR L R . . K TIL E Y ; Lieut Col JOHN W . PADDOC . l N Co . T . . F I RST DIV I SION ; F I FT EE NT H CORPS; A R MY OF T H E A HAN W TUPPER Col . JAMES H . BLOOD ;

SS . 6TH . IRA TE N N E E E M ISSOURI , Lieut . Col BOUTELL ;

Col . JAMES H . BLOOD .

Lieut . Col . DAVID C . COLEMAN ; G . ST . . I OWA LIGHT , l BATTERY , Capt HENRY H RIFFITHS TH S D . B ; E M ISSOURI , M aj ENNIS T KIR Y 2D L T TT F . M LA NDGRA E B R . M ISSOURI IGH , BA ERY , Capt CLE ENS D Lieut . Col . AVID C . COLEMAN . . L M Capt OUIS HOFF ANN ; D M aj . ANIEL CHASE ; 4TE OHIO LIGHT , BATTERY Capt . E DWARD C . WASHINGTON ; G RO E HL ICH . 13TH S Lieut . EORGE F UNITED TATES , l ST BATTALION , R Capt . CHA LES E WING ; G 1 1 863 1 : . R Casualties in the battle of Port ibson , M ay , , wounded Capt CHA LES C . SMITH .

m - ( in the I owa Battery) ; in skir ish on Fourteen M ile Creek , May 1 22 ' 1 2 , killed (in the M issouri Battery) ; and in the assault , May , m m The brigade arched fro M illiken s Bend , Louisiana , May 7, wounded 1 ( in the M issouri Battery) . The aggregate reported 1863 G G 1 ; crossed the river to rand ulf , M ississippi , M ay 1 ; was casualties in the three batteries during the cam paign and siege ’ 1 6 engaged in the battle of Champion s Hill , M ay , without casual

1 2 3 . I were , killed , wounded , total The casualty in the owa ties ; advanced against the north face oi the Confederate Stockade S D B attery is credited to the econd Brigade , Fourteenth ivision , R In 1 9 edan the assault , M ay , and carried the colors of some of

1 3th . Corps , to which it was temporarily attached its regim ents close to that work ; advanced against the Confederate G line of defense im mediately south of the raveyard road , in the 22 m assault , M ay , and carried the colors of so e of its regiments

close to that line . I t held the left of the division investment line U. S. and m ade an approach to the Confederate Lunette south of the SECOND DI VI SION; G . : 1 raveyard road Casualties in the assault , M ay 9 , killed 37, 4 m 2 2 f 1 6 1 0 , : F I FTE E NTH CORPS; A R M Y OF T H E T E N N ESSE E . wounded , issing , total two O ﬁcers mortally wounded 22 20 81 1 and in the assault , M ay , killed , wounded , missing , total D S en . Brig . G AVID TUART ; 2 f 10 . , two o ﬁcers killed or mortally wou nded The aggregate reported

n . . . M aj . Ge FRANK P BLAIR casualties in the brigade during the campaign and siege were, killed 2 2 7 4 4 . 5 , wounded 5, missing , total 30 CAVALRY . ’ A TH IE LE MA N N S ( ILLINOIS) BATTALION , COM PANIES and B ,

. S. Capt . M ILO THIELEMANN . U

' DANIEL W . BALLOU S COND BR GAD TH E I E ; 1 O M ISSOURI ,

COM PANY C , SECON D D I V ISION ; F I FTEE NT H coRPS; A R MY or THE B ENJAMIN JOEL .

T E N N ESSE E .

G A . S . . S FIRST B RIGADE , Col . ILES MITH Col THOMAS KILBY M ITH ;

S . en . G . A . Col . THOMAS KILBY MITH ; Brig J OSEPH J LIGHTB URN .

SECOND B RIGADE ,

Gen . A . . . Brig . JOSEPH LIGHTBURN O ALM R . M J Col SCAR B O G .

Gen . . THIRD B RIGADE , Brig . H UGH E WING N Col . HAMILTON . E LDRIDGE .

ARTILLERY , four batteries . S Col . BENJAM IN J . POONER .

Lieut . Col . CYRUS W . FISHER .

m Col . WILLIAM M UNGEN ; Of . Gen . . S The division , under com mand M aj William T her an , ’ 57TH O A R f HIO , Col . M ERICUS V . ICE ; made a feint attack on the Confederate batteries at Haynes Blu f , ‘ R . S Lieut Col . AM UEL . M OTT . 30 1 1 863 . M ississippi , April and M ay , I t made three close approaches to the Confederate l ine of defense , starting mines at all ’ : V 2 of them . Casualties in skirmishes about icksburg , killed , The brigade marched from M illiken s Bend , Louisiana , M ay 7 , 5 19 1 20 1863 G G 1 1 wounded 3 , t otal ; i n the assault , M ay , killed , wounded ; crossed the river to rand ulf , M ississippi , M ay ; was ’ 8 6 13 oﬁi cers Of 16 485, missing , total , thirteen killed or mortally engaged in the battle Cham pion s Hill , May , without casual 22 58 242 wounded ; and in the assault , May , killed , wounded , ties ; advanced against the east face of the Confederate Stockade ‘ 304 oﬂicers . R 19 missing 4 , total , four killed or mortally wounded The edan , in the assault the afternoon of M ay , and carried the aggregate reported ca sualties in the division d uring the cam paign colors Of some of its regiments Close to that work ; was not closely

1 80 730 1 2 922 . 22 and siege were . killed , wounded , m issing , total engaged in the assault , M ay ; formed part of the expeditionary b -g

m 2 n . l ies : V 1 3 force under G e Blair and arched to M echanicsburg ; returned to a t in skirm ishes about icksburg , killed , wounded , total 4 A 1 1 2 the investment line , J une ; took position on the right of the (in Battery , killed , wounded , total , in Battery H , killed 1 1 1 9 2 r division ; and , after J une , carried forward the approach to the in the assault , May , wounded ( in Batte y B) ; and in the assault ,

S G 22 2 . Confederate tockade west of the redan on the raveyard road , May , killed (in Battery B) The aggregate reported casualties Of D 4 begun by the First and Third B rigades the Th ird ivision . in the four batteries during the cam paign and siege were, killed , 1 9 2 : 9 1 25 3 7 . Casualties in the assault , May , killed , wounded , missing 1 , wounded , total

CAVALR . total 155 , five Officers killed or mortally wounded ; and in the Y ’ 22 1 1 45 56 . assaul t , M ay , killed , wounded , total The aggregate IE L E MA NN S B ATAL I N A TH ( I LLINOIS) L O , COM PANIES and B , reported casualties in the brigade during the campaign and siege Capt . M ILO THIELEMANN . 1 7 1 40 0 21 1 . were , killed , wounded , missing , total !Cap t DANIEL W . BALLOU ; 1 0TH M M ISSOURI , CO PANY C , 1 U. S. Lieut . B ENJAMIN JOEL . TITIRD BR GAD I E ; f : V O fii Casualties in skirmishes about icksburg , one cer of the SECON D D IV I SION ; F I FTEE NT H CORPS; A R MY OF T H E I llinois Battalion mortally wounded and one Officer in the M issouri

T E N N ESSE E . company wounded . The aggregate reported casualties in the three 2 com panies during the campaign and Siege were , wounded G n . B rig . e HUGH E WING .

. ; Col THEODORE JONES U . S.

. G . H ILD T 30TH OHIO , Lieut Col . EORGE H ; THI RD DI VI SION; Col . THEODORE JONES . O S F Col . E DWA RD SI BER ; F I FTE E NT H C RP ; A RMY O TH E T E N N ESSE E . I Lieut . Col . LOUIS VON BL E SS NGH ; . Gen. M . TT . T O Brig J A ES M TU LE 37 E HIO ,

Maj . CHA RLES HIPP ; g . n R . B rig . Ge . ALPH P B UCKLAND ; Col . E DWA RD SIBER . FIRST B RIGADE , 47TE O . A . . HIO , Col UGUSTUS C PARRY M E Col . WILLIAM L . c MILL N . A . Col . J OSEPH . LIGHTBURN ; J S R C . Gen . A . . V E OND B IGADE , B rig JOSEPH MOWER 4TE WEST IRGINIA , D Col . JOSEPH . WOODS ; Col . JAMES H . AYTON . J

Gen . R THIRD B RIGADE , Brig . CHA LES L . MATTHIES ;

’ 9 Col . JOSEPH J . WOODS . The brigade marched from M illiken s Bend , Louisiana , M ay , . AL . TE ; 1 3 d G G 1 5 m A L E Capt LEN C WA RHOUSE 86 ; crosse the river to rand ulf , M ississippi , May ; arched RTI L RY , ’ R m : by way of aymond and Cha pion s H ill to j oin the division at two batteries .

18 a ains x h Vicksburg , arriving at m idnight , May , advanced g t t e S R curtain west of the Confederate tockade edan , in the assault the i The division D uck ort L -2 1863 1 9 m marched from p , ouisiana , May , , afternoon of May , and carried the colors of so e of its regiments r s c gs ed G G 7 . F G and the river to rand ulf , M ississippi , M ay The irst close to the Confederate line ; advanced by the flank on the rave ' ’ " e Li h u 22 S and Third B rigades b gan the approach known as g tburn s . yard road , in the assa lt , May , against the Confederate tockade CaS Halties : 1 4 in the engagement at Jackson , May , killed 6 , wounded Redan on that road , following the division volunteer storming ’ m 4 total 32 ; V 1 issing , in skirmishes about icksburg , killed , party which placed Gen . E wing s headquarters flag on the parapet w unded 1 3 2 1 6 1 9 5 q , missing , total ; in the assault , M ay , killed , of that redan ; held the center of the division investm ent line ; and 31 36 ; 22 1 8 S R wounded , total in the assault , May , killed , wounded made a close approach to the Confederate tockade edan . Casu 1 54 m 29 201 ffi , issing , total , three o cers killed or mortally wounded ; i : 1 9 54 1 94 6 alt es in the assault , M ay , killed , wounded , m issing , ‘ d 3 20 1 24 2 4 O fiicers uring the siege , killed , wounded , missing , total ; and total 5 , six killed or mortally wounded ; and in the assault , 1 1 1 1 2 . a 22 25 1 1 6 m s 3 144 ffi other minor combats , killed , wounded , total The aggreg te M ay , killed , wounded , is ing , total , two O cers reported ca sualties in the division during the campaign and siege killed or mortally wounded . The aggregate reported casualties in 34 251 36 321 n 7 were . killed , wounded , missing . total the brigade duri g the campaign and Siege were . killed 9 , wounded

1 9 398 . 3 0, missing . total

U. S. U . S. FI RST BRIGADE ; ARTILLERY : T H I RD D IV ISION I TE E NTH CORPS A R MY OF T H E SECON D D IV ISION ; F I FTEE NTH CORPS; A RM Y OF THE ; F F ; TE N N ESSEE . T E N N ESSE E . n R B rig . Ge . ALPH P . B UCKLAND ;

I ST A . . . I M ILLINOIS LIGHT , BATTERY , Capt PETER P WOOD Col . W LLIAM L . cMILLE N . S M E . . Capt A UEL BARRETT ; ' I ST 1 14TH I ILLINOIS LIGHT , BATTERY B , LLINOIS , Col . J AM ES W . JUDY.

. I A . R M . 93D Col . D M Lieut SR EL P U SEY I NDIANA , EWI TT C . THO AS .

T I . I S LLINOIS LIGHT , BATTERY H , Capt LEVI W . HART .

O 8TH T . . 2D HIO LIGHT , BAT ERY , Capt JAMES F PUTNAM . 7 OHIO ,

I B l st I i I B attery , llinois Light , went with the expedit onary force W LLIAM L . M CM ILLEN ,

Gen . s Gen. 5T O under Blair to M echanic burg ; later, was with M ower 9 H HIO ,

s . s . . west of the river , and did not return to the inve tment line Ca u Lieut Col JEFFERSON B RUMBACK .

The brigade held the right of the d ivision investment line , its with the First Brigade , began the approach known as Lightburn s S ’ D S G d right connecting with the left of teele s ivision , and , in connec to the Confederate tockade west of the redan on the raveyar " 22 1 863 tion with the Third Brigade , began the approach known as Light road I t was engaged in the work of the Siege until J une , ' " burn s to the Confederate Stockade west of the redan on the when it marched to Bear Creek on the exterior line . Casualties ; Of 14 1 I Graveyard road . I t was engaged in the work the Siege until in the engagement at J ackson , May , killed , wounded , miss

63 . 1 3 ; 1 9 , 1 , 1 2 J une 22, 18 , when it marched to Bear Creek on the exterior line ing , total in the assault , May killed wounded , total ; 14 4 22 5 Casualties : in the engagement at Jackson , M ay , killed , wounded in the assault , May , wounded ; and d uring the siege , wounded

V 1 1 3 1 . he 9 total 1 3 in skirmishes about icksburg , killed , wounded , The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade during t , ;

1 6 1 9 4 30 , 2 8 1 1 1 . missing 2 , total ; in the assault , M ay , killed , wounded campaign and siege were , killed , wounded , m issing , total 22 9 total 34 ; in the assault , M ay , wounded ; and during the siege , - 1 1 9 . 2 1 6 , , The aggregate reported killed , wounded missing total U. S. casualties in the brigade during the campaign and siege were , AR LL R 1 1 77 3 91 . TI E Y ; killed , wounded , missing , total T H I RD D IV ISI ON ; F I FT EE NT H CORPS; A RM Y OF TH E U . S. TE N N ESSEE . SECOND BRIGADE ; AL Capt . LEN C . WATERHOUSE ; T H I RD D IV ISION ; F I FTE E NT H CORPS; A R MY OF TH E N . S Capt . ELSON T POOR .

TE N N ESSE E .

Lieut . J OHN A . FITCH ; 1 ST n . A . . Brig . Ge JOSEPH M OWER ILLINOIS LIGHT ,

BATTERY E ' A . N Capt . LLEN C WATERHOUSE . Col . JOHN . CROM WELL ; 2D . R R I OWA LIGHT , BATTERY . Lieut JOSEPH . EED . 47TE I LLINOIS ,

S R . K . Lieut . Col . AM UEL BA ER on 22 1 63 The com mand served the investment line to J une , 8 , 5 Col . LUCIUS F . HUBBARD . TH M INNESOTA , when it moved with the First and Third Brigades to B ear Creek E L I M aj . BOWYER ; i . : on the exterior l ne Casualties in the engagement at Jackson , A . TH . W WEBER ; 1 1 M ISSOURI , Col NDRE J 4 2 May 1 , wounded 3 ( in the I llinois Battery , wounded ; in the I owa Lieut . Col . WILLIAM L . BARNUM . 22 1 4 Battery , wounded in the assault , M ay . killed , wounded , R . TH . G . B B 8 WISCONSIN , Col EORGE W O INS 1 1 2 total 5 (in the I llinois Battery , killed , wounded , total ; in the

I w t , 3 1 G o a Bat ery wounded ) and during the siege , killed , wounded The brigade advanced by the ﬂank on the raveyard road , in 2 , 3 I ) . 22 1 863 total (in the owa Battery The aggregate reported casual h Of , , l t e assault the afternoon M ay and p aced the ﬂag of in and 2 ties the com mand during the cam paign siege were , killed , its leading regiment ( 1 1 th M issouri) on the parapet of the Stockade 9 1 1 . wounded , total Redan on that road ; formed part of the expeditionary force under : U. S. com mand of Gen . B lair ; was ordered to the west side of the river R Of marched to ich mond , Louisiana ; returned to the vicinity cAVALRv; ' L O f Y oung s Point , ouisiana , and remained on that side the river I E E N H ORPS A R Y OF H E E N N ESSE E . : F FT T C ; M T T until the end O f the siege . Casualties in the engagement at Jack

N . 9 3 1 3 . son May 1 4 killed 1 wounded , missing , total , Col John , , , 22 l 1 6 ; , , Cromwe l killed near Jackson , M ay in the assault May TE D . 4 I OWA , Lieut . Col . SIM EON . SWAN 1 36 29 1 82 f killed 1 7 , wounded , missing , total , three o ﬁcers killed 4 ' ; , , f 19 1863 or mortally wounded in skirmish at M echanicsburg J une The regiment occupied Haynes B lu f , M ississippi , May , , 1 5 1 “ 2 m R , , , wounded ; in skir ish at ichmond , Louisiana J une killed and turned over to the com mander of the gunboat D e K alb the 8 9 : m wounded , total ; and in the trenches on the peninsula Opposite guns and stores abandoned there . Casualties in skir ish on ' A . . V 29 1 ( . Weber) - 1 2 1 icksburg , J une , mortally wounded Col ndrew J Fourteen M ile Creek , M ay , killed ; in action at Hill s Planta The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade during the cam 22 8 1 6 tion , near B irdsong Ferry , J une , killed , wounded , m issing

1 9 1 56 m issm 32 207 . a i n , , g , 47 f . p g and siege were , killed wounded total 23, total , one O ﬁcer mortally wounded The aggregate reported . casualties in the regiment during the cam paign and siege were , 2 4 U. S. 9 1 6 3 8 . killed , wounded , m issing , total THI RD BRIGADE ;

S. T H I RD D IV ISI ON ; F I FTE E NT H CORPS; A RMY OF T H E U .

E N N ESSE E . T SIXTE E NT H CORPS (D ETAC H M E NT) ; A R MY OFT H E TE N N ESSEE .

. . ; G n . A Col J OSEPH J WOODS M aj e . CADWALLADER C W SHBURN .

R . Brig . Gen . CHA LES L MATTHIES ; ESCORT. Col . JOSEPH J . WOODS .

2D . N . . WISCONSIN CAVALRY , COMPANY H , Lieut E R EST J M YERS

. G . 8TE I OWA , Col . JAM ES L EDDES

D Gen . I S S R . . M aj . SAM UEL . E DGINGTON ; FIRST IVISION , B rig W LLIAM OOY MITH

D Gen . G . H Col . . ; FOURTH IVISION , B rig . JACOB LAUMAN I 2T IOWA , J OSEPH J WOODS

S R . E . A D . Gen . N A [Lieut . Col . AM UEL DGINGTON PROVISION L IVISION , Brig ATHAN KIM B LL

S G . . 35TH IOWA Col . YLVESTER HILL , The divisions of the detachment were successively ordered to

V Gen . G a . The brigade held the left of the division investment line , its left icksburg by rant , after the beginning of the c mpaign ’ D D ' f connecting with the right of B lair s ivision , and , in connection The First ivision arrived at Haynes Blu f , M ississippi , about J une

S COND BRIGADE. E U . S.

Col . CYRUS HALL . SEV E NT EE NT H CORPS; A R MY OF T H E TE N N ESSEE .

Gen . M aj . JAM ES B . MCPHERSON . TH 1 4 I LLINOIS , ESCORT. CORNMAN . 4TE O A M . S . F T R . , GEORGE C . OGERS CO PANY HIO CAV LRY Capt JOHN OS ER D RN B L S E Col . B ENJAM IN O A R .

S . . Col . AM UEL T BUSEY D Gen. A . THIRD IVISION , M aj . JOHN LOGAN . A G Col . W LTER Q . RESHAM . D n SIXTH IVISION , Brig . Ge . JOHN M CA RTHUR .

. O H . S ’ Col J B ANBORN ; n 7 f O the picket line west of the Warrenton road , O ﬁcers and G n Brig . e . MARCELLUS M . CROC K ER ; 1 04 enlisted men Of the 46th I llinois were captured the night of S D EVENTH IVISION ,

2 1 63 . M ay 5 , 8 I n the approach to the salient Confederate work on Gen . . ' Brig . I SSAC F Q UINBY ; the east side of the Hall s Ferry road , Lieut , Col . William Cam was Gen . E Brig . JOHN . SM ITH . 53d captured the night of J une 22 . The I ndiana was transferred

22 . O ne f to the Third Brigade , J une O ﬁcer was killed and one The corps took position in the center of the investment l ine the m ortally wounded . 19 1 863— S S D THI RD BRIGADE . morning of May , the econd B rigade of the ixth ivision D S on the right , the Third ivision in the center , and the eventh Division Col . GEORGE E . B RYANT ; A N on the left . I t made close approaches to two points on the Con Col . MORY K . J OHNSO . federate line of defense , starting m ines at both . Casualties : in the G 1 6 4 1 2 battle of Port ibson , M ay , killed , wounded , missing , 28TH L . M R . I LINOIS , M aj HIN AN HODES 49 total ; in skirmish on the south fork of Bayou Pierre, M ay 2 , Col . J OHN LOGAN ; 1 Of wounded ; in skirm ish on the north fork Bayou Pierre , M ay 3 32D I , LLINOIS , 1 6 7 killed , wounded , total ; in skirm ish at Pin Hook , Louisiana , Lieut . Col . WILLIAM H UNTER . 1 0 2 8 3 1 May , killed , wou nded , m issing , total 3 ; in the engage Lieut . Col . DEWITT C . POOLE ; R 1 2 66 339 3 ment at aymond , M ay , killed , wounded , missing 7, 1 2TH C WIS ONSIN , 442 14 total ; in the engagement at J ackson , May , killed 35, wounded Col . G E . T . EORGE B RYAN 227 3 265 ' , missing , total ; in the battle of Cham pion s H ill , M ay 16; 1 79 857 42 killed , wounded , missing , total 1 078 ; in skirmishes a V 1 2 3 bout icksburg , killed , wounded , total ; in the assault , May S. U . 19 1 6 1 13 1 29 22 , killed , wounded , total ; in the assault , May , 1 50 880 36 PROVI SIONAL DIVI SION killed , wounded , missing , total in action near L L 9 1 F ake Providence , ouisiana , J une , wounded ; in skirmish near SIXTE E NT H CORPS (D ETAC H M E NT) ; A R M Y O T H E TE N N ESSEE . 29 1 3 4 Lake Providence, J une , killed , wounded , total , and during

4 1 238 279 . n N the siege , killed , wounded , total The aggregate reported B rig . Ge . ATHAN KIM BALL .

casualties in the corps d uring the cam paign and siege were , killed ’ 49 1 2 8, wounded m issing 3 , total S . A . E NGE L MANN B RIGADE , Col DOLPH E NGELMANN ’ R RICHMOND S B RIGADE , Col . JONATHAN ICHMOND . ’ MONTGOM ERY S B RIGADE , Col . M ILTON M ONTGOM ERY .

U . s. A portion of the division bore a part in skirmish at M echanics THI RD DIVISION; b 4 1 863 . Uni urg, M ississippi , J une , , without reported casualties ’ ' S O S OF Bl uﬁ 7 EV E NT EE NT H C RP ; A R MY T H E TE N N ESSEE . t ing with the remainder of the division at Haynes , J une , 1 5 t he Whole force held that position until J une , when it moved to G n M aj . e . JOHN A . LOGAN . ’ e S nyder s Bl uff , strongly fortiﬁ d that point , and remained there to

SCOR . t he end of the Siege . E T R Capt . JOHN ; HOTAL ING : ’ 2d I O L A A LLIN IS CAVA RY , E NGE LM NN S BRIGADE , Col . DOLPH E NGELMANN . COMPANY A ' 43D . . A D . ILLINOIS , Lieut Col DOLPH ENGLER Lieut . WILLIAM B . CUMM INS .

S OH R . 6 1 3T ILLINOIS , M aj . IMON P .

1 O6TH I LLINOIS , M aj . JOHN M . HURT . G C . CARROLL MARSH ; 1 2TH M ICHIGAN , Col . WILLIAM H . RA VES . G n E FIRST B RIGADE , Brig . e . JOHN . SM ITH ;

Gen . D . R B rig. MORTIMER LEGGETT Col . JONATHAN ICHMOND . n B rig . Ge . E LIAS S . D ENNIS ; D . Col . ANIEL H . B RUSH n S C . Ge . T M D . L TT I E OND B RIGADE , B rig M OR I ER EGGE Col . GREENV LLE M . M ITCHELL . . F . F C E . L I Col M ANNING OR M aj . WI LIAM W . W LSHIRE . D Gen . D . S THIR B RIGADE , B rig . JOHN TEVENSON . Col . OLIVER WOOD . A I . . STOL B RAND . RT LLERY (ﬁve batteries) , Maj CHARLES J ’ L M ONTGOM ERY S B RIGADE , Col . M I TON M ONTGOMERY . ’ 40TH . A . G . A 2 I OWA , Col JOHN ARRETT The division marched from M illiken s Bend , Louisiana , pril 5,

3D . . G . 1 3 M INNESOTA , Col CHAUNCEY W RIGGS 86 , and crossed the river to Bruinsburg, M ississippi , the

25TH . . S . NASMITH . A 30 1 WISCONSIN , Lieut Col AM UEL J evening of pril and the morning of M ay ; advanced against

K RE z. 27TE . A R WISCONSIN , Col CONR D the Third Louisiana edan on the right and the great redoubt on t 22 h e left of the J ackson road , in the assaul t , May , and carried the U . S. ﬂags Of its leading regim ents close to both works ; made an approach S COND BRIGAD : R E E along the J ackson road to the Third Louisiana edan , and ﬁred S OF mines under that work the afternoon Of J une 25 and the afternoon of T H I RD D IV ISION ; SEV E NTE E NT H CORP ; A R M Y T H E

1 . : G 1 6 J uly Casualties in the battle of Port ibson , May , killed , T E N N ESSEE . 2 49 wounded 41 , missing , total ; in skirmish on the south fork of B rig . Gen . E LIAS S . D ENNIS ; 2 1 r Bayou Pierre , May , wounded ; in Skirmish on the no th fork n D B rig . G e . M ORTIMER . LEGGETT ; 5 R m of Bayou Pierre , May 3 , wounded ; in the engagement at ay ond , Col . M ANNING F . FORCE . 1 2 63 336 37 total 436 f M ay , killed , wounded , m issing , , seven O ﬁcers ' 1 6 5 1 killed ; in the battle O f Champion s Hill , May , killed , wounded

W . 2 27 407 s ix f 30TH Col . S 3 9 , missing , total , O ﬁcers killed or mortally wounded ; I LLINOIS , ARREN HEDD

22 41 w 3 1 6 2 35 . . in the assault , May , killed , ounded , missing , total 9, Col MANNING F FORCE ; 20TH O nine ofﬁcers killed or mortally wounded ; and d uring the Siege , HIO ,

21 2 f y . . S . killed 33, wounded 1 79 , total , eleven o ﬁcers killed or mortall Capt FRANCIS M HAKLEE

R . S wounded . The aggregate reported ca sualties in the division during Col . OBERT K COTT ;

1 94 68 68TH O . Col . S . S ; the cam paign and Siege were , killed , wounded missing , HIO , Lieut JOHN NOOK

R . S . total Col . OBERT K COTT

Col . ZACHARIAH M . CHANDLER ;

TH . . R 78 OHIO , Maj J OHN T AINEY ;

G . . (Lieut . Col . REENBERRY F WILES U . S.

FI RST BRI GADE ; The brigade formed part of the expeditionary force under Gen . B lair and marched to M echanicsburg returned to the investment S O S V O S OF 4 1 863 T H I RD D IV I I N ; E E NT E E NT H C RP ; A R M Y T H E line , J une , ; was engaged in the work of the siege on the division front from that time to J une 22 ; withdrew from the invest T E N N ESSE E . ment line on the last - named day and took position at Tifﬁ n on 0 the exterior line , J une 3 ; constructed earthworks and remained Col . C . CARROLL M ARSH ; : in that position to the end Of the siege . Casualties in the battle n E . Brig . Ge . JOHN SMITH ; G 1 3 Ra n D of Port ibson , M ay , wounded ; in the engagement at y B rig. Ge . MORTIM ER . LEGGETT . 1 2 1 0 75 85 ; mond , M ay , , killed , wounded , total in the battle of ’ 1 6 21 1 89 2 1 0 Cham pion s Hill , M ay , killed , wounded , total , six ‘ 22 R O ﬁi cers killed or mortally wounded ; and in the assault , May , Lieut . Col . E VAN ICHARDS ; TH wounded 6 . The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade 20 I LLINOIS , 3 1 273 during the cam paign and siege were , killed , wounded , total

304 .

31 5 T ILLINOIS ,

U . S. THI RD BRI GADE ' 45TH I LLINOIS , T H I RD D IV ISION ; SEV E NT E E NTH CORPS; A R MY OF T H E

T E N N ESSE E . 1 24TH I , LLINOIS n D B rig . Ge . J OHN . STEVENSON .

D 23 I NDIANA ,

J OHN P . POST ; TH 8 ILLINOIS ,

R . . . . S The brigade held the right of the division investment l ine , its Lieut Col OB ERT H TURGESS R K PE ATs left resting at th e J ackson road and its camps clustered about the M aj . F AN F . ; " R I 7TH White House ; advanced against the Third Louisiana edan , in ILLINOIS ,

22 . . S . the assault , May , carrying the colors of some of its regiments Lieut . Col FRANCIS M MITH l R close to that work ; and again assaulted that redan when the mine Lieut . Co . F AN KLIN CAM PBELL ;

25 . SI ST . D under it was ﬁred the afternoon of J une When the detach ment ILLINOIS , Col . JAMES J OLLINS ; of the Army of the Tennessee marched into Vicksburg on the J ack Col . F RANKLIN CAMPBELL .

L S . O son road at the end of the seige , the brigade led the colum n , the Lieut . Col . WI LIAM LIVER ;

45th I llinois leading the brigade . Casualties : in the battle O f Port M aj . E DWIN WAKEFIELD ; 1 1 863 5 27 2 G 3 . . S . O ibson , May , , killed , wounded , total ; in skirmish Lieut Col WILLIAM LIVER ; 3 5 T Of 7 E . on the north fork Bayou Pierre , M ay , wounded ; in the M ISSOURI , M aj E DWIN WAKEFIELD ; R 1 2 35 1 75 R engagement at aymond , M ay , killed , wounded , missing Capt . OBERT B UCHANAN ; R 25 235 . . L O , total , Lieut Col E van ichards and three other Ofﬁcers Lieut . Col . WI LIAM S . LIVER ; ' O f 1 6 22 killed ; in the battle Champion s Hill , M ay , killed , wounded Capt . WILLIAM B . COLLINS . 104 9 1 35 22 7 2D 3 O ol . . , m issing , total ; in the assault , May , killed , wounded HIO , C B ENJAMIN F . POTTS

72 2 8 1 f - r , missing , total , three o ﬁcers killed o mortally wounded ;

31 1 76 207 . . and during the siege , killed , wounded , total , Lieut Col The brigade held the left of the division investment line , its f D . R O fli cers . reS tin th e John ees and five other killed or mortally wounded right g at the J ackson road , and advanced against redoubt 22 a The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade d uring the cam im mediately south of that road , in the assault , May , c rrying i : a n 100 559 36 695 . . p g and siege were , killed , wounded , missing , total the colors of som e of its regiments close to that work Casualties G 1 1863 1 8 AR i n the battle of Port ibson , M ay , , killed , wounded , TILLERY . 2 1 1 missing , total ; in skirmish on the south fork of Bayou Pierre , D Maj . THOMAS . M AURICE M 2 . ay , Lieut . Col William S . Oliver severely wounded ; in the 2 R 1 2 18 5 D ILLINOIS LIGHT , B engagement at aymond , M ay , killed , wounded 8 , missing ’ 12 1 1 5 O fii cers , total , three killed ; in the battle of Champion s H ill , M INNESOTA LIGHT , 1 6 7 36 1 8 6 1 M ay , killed , wounded , missing , total ; in the assault , l sT BATTERY , 22 34 238 272 Col D LAYTO N M ay , killed , wounded , total , . James J . ollins I ST . R and five other offi cers killed or mortally wounded ; and d uring the M ISSOURI LIGHT , BATTERY C , Capt CHA LES M ANN . ‘ f O fiicers 3 siege , one O ficer killed , two mortally wounded , total . The O HIO LIGHT , aggregate reported casualties in the brigade during the cam paign 1 OTH BATTERY , 6 1 370 2 and Siege were , killed , wounded , missing 3 , total 463 . Th e Second and Third B rigades were engaged in the battles and V 2 3 U . S. movements of the icksburg campaign beginning M arch 9 , 1 86 ,

and served on the investment l ine . The ﬁrst brigade was on duty ARTILLERY ; i n the vicinity of Lake Providence , Louisiana , d uring that time . TH IR D D IV ISION ; SEV E NTE E NT H CORPS; A R M Y OF T H E The division artillery served on the invest ment line of the Second O T E N N ESSEE . B rigade (except that the hio Battery went with the Th ird B rigade

to take position on the exterior l ine) without reported casualties .

R . STOL B RA N D M aj CHA LES . : 10 2 J Casualties in Skirm ish at Pin Hook , Louisiana , May , killed , 8 3 1 3 ofiice r wounded , m issing , total , one killed ; in the assault , R Capt . H ENRY A . OGERS ; I ST 19 1 4 1 10 1 24 ; 22 , ILLINOIS LIGHT , May , killed , wounded , total in the assault , M ay Lieut . GEORGE . WOOD ; 2 f D J 58 277, 3 367 , r BATTERY , killed , wounded missing , total n ine o ficers killed o ' . SPA RRE S TRO M. Capt FREDERICK e PrOvidenc Lo is i na mortally wounded ; in action near Lak e , u a , K P Capt . F REDERIC S A RRE STROM ; 2D 9 1 ; L 29, ILLINOIS LIGHT , J une , wounded i n skirm ish near ake Providence , J une f G 1 , 3 , 4 , ; , BATTERY , killed wounded total one O ficer killed and during siege Lieut . JOHN w, LOWELL . wounded 1 . The aggregate reported casualties in the division 2D BA TTE RY L . ILLINOIS LIGHT , , Capt WILLIAM H . BOLTON . 75 400 d uring the cam paign and siege were , killed , wounded , miss S D G Capt . AM UEL E OLYER ; i n 35 51 0 . M ICHIGAN LIGHT , g , total TH 8 BATTERY, L . . L C W . ieut THEODORE W O K OOD U . S. O 3D HIO LIGHT , BATTERY , Capt . WILLIAM S . WILLIAM S . FI RST BRIGADE : By a collision between the transports H orizon and M oder SIXTH D IV ISION ; SEV E NT E E NT H CORPS; A R M Y OF TH E

a . m . 1 1 63 ator , about , M ay , 8 , while the com mand was cross ” T E N N ESSE E . ing the river to Bruinsburg , M ississippi , the Horizon was sunk , two a r 2 B tte G , d I Col . G . D E ITZL E R : enlisted men of y _ llinois , were drowned , the guns , EORGE W the equipment , and most of the horses of the battery were lost . I t Gen . . R . Brig . H UGH T EID was sent to M emphis to reﬁt and did not rej oin the division until

near the end of the siege . The other batteries of the command !Lieut . Col . OTTO M . TENNISON ; battles were engaged in the of the division in the campaign and I ST KANSAS , I served on its investment line . Casualties : in the battle of Port R . Col . WILLIAM Y . OBERTS G 1 2 en ibson , M ay , wounded (in the M ichigan Battery) ; in the R M aj . THOMAS EYNOLDS ; a ement R 1 2 1 g g at aymond , May , wounded (in the M ichigan 16TH ' WISCONSIN , a 1 6 1 B ttery) ; in the battle of Cham pion s H ill , May , killed (in Col . B ENJAM IN AL LEN . 1 1 the M ichigan Battery) ; and during the Siege , killed , wounded , 2 A R S DeGol er total , (Capt . Henry . ogers killed , and Capt . amuel y 1 The first Kansas served as mounted infantry from about M ay , mortally wounded) . The aggregate reported casualties i n the com 1 3 . : 86 , to the end of the siege Casualties in Skirm ish at Pin Hook , a a m 2 4 m nd during the c paign and siege were , killed , wounded , 1 0 2 8 3 1 3 Louisiana , M ay , killed , wounded , m issing , total , one total 6 . 9 officer killed ; in action near Lake Providence , Louisiana , J une , 1 29 1 wounded ; and in skirmish near Lake Providence , J une , killed , U. S. 3 tota l 4 ffi . wounded , , one o cer killed The aggregate reported S ! H D V S ON I T I I I ; casualties in the brigade during the cam paign and siege were ,

3 1 2 3 1 8 . S killed , wounded , missing , total EV E NTE E NT H CORPS; A RM Y OF T H E T E N N ESSE E .

G n A Brig . e . JOHN M C RTHUR .

U . S. ESCORT. S COND BRIGAD 1 1TH A E E ; ILLINOIS CAV LRY , COMPANY G , Lieut . STEPHEN S . TRIPP . SIXTH DIV ISION ; SEV E NTE E NT H CORPS; A R MY OF T H E G E ITZLE R Col . EORGE W . D ; T E N N ESSE E . FIRST BRIGADE ,

. G n R . e . . . G n R Brig HUGH T EID Brig e . THOMAS E . G . ANSOM .

S I n R . ECOND B R GADE , B rig . Ge . THOMAS E . G . ANSOM

. Gen . . R N Brig MARCELLUS M CROCKER ; Lieut . Col . GAR ETT EVIUS ;

R . 1 1 TH THI D BRIGADE , Col WILLIAM HALL ; I LLINOIS ,

Col . A . i n g LEXANDER CHAM BERS L eut . Col . JAM ES H . Go s . — ﬂ f ﬂ

72D ILLINOIS , U . S.

95TH S V N H D V S ON I LLINOIS , E E T I I I ;

SS . 1 09TH SE V E NTE E NT H CORPS; A R MY OF T H E TE N N E E E ILLINOIS , 1 4TH WISCONSIN , S Col . JOHN B . ANBORN ;

Gen . . B rig . MARCELLUS M CROCKER ; 1 7TH WISCONSIN , Ge n . . B rig . I SAAC F Q UIN BY ; A . M G . A . S Col DA M LLOY en E . Brig . G . JOHN MITH .

l 09th The I llinois was assigned to the brigade , March 30 , 1 863 ; ESCORT. the ofﬁ cers of Company K and the enlisted men of the regiment 4TE A l 1 th M ISSOURI CAV LRY , COM PANY F , were transferred to the I ll inois , April 23 . The brigade ’ A . A 2 L ieut . LEXANDER M UELLER marched from M illiken s Bend , Louisiana , pril 6 ; crossed the

2 D A E . S . . G G 1 2 ILLINOIS CAV LRY , COMPANY , Capt AMUEL P TIPTON river to rand ulf , M ississippi , May ; marched by wa y of R ’ aymond and Champion s Hill , arriving on that battlefield at close of the fighting ; held the right of the corps investment l ine ' A N . Col . J ESSE I . LEXA DER advanced against the Confederate l ine of defense north of Glass FI RST B RIGADE , 1 Bayou in the assaults , May 9 and May 22 . carryin the colors of g . S R Col . JOHN B ANBO N . some of its regiments close to that l ine in both assaults ; and made A . Col . SAM UEL . HOLMES ’ an approach to the Confederate work immediately north of Glas s S ECOND B RIGADE , . : s 1 9 14 Bayou Casualties in the a sault , May , killed wounded 1 10 , , G . R . Col . REEN B AUM total 124 22 ; and in the assault , M ay , k lled 57 wounded i _ , Col . s 32 364 m i sing , total , Lieut . Col . Garrett Nevius and eight other Col . THIRD B RIGADE , HOLDEN PUTNAM ; fi of cers killed or mortally wounded . The aggregate reported n R T . B rig . Ge . CHA LES L . MAT HIES a casualties in the brigade during the c mpaign and Siege were , S Capt . F RANK C . ANDS ; 71 385 A RTILLERY killed , wounded , m issing 32, total 488 .

( four batteries) ; D I . Capt . HENRY LLON

U . S. ' s Bend A 1 8 The division marched from M illiken Louisiana , pril H RD BR GAD 25 1 863 T I I E ; to , , and crossed the river to B ruinsburg , M ississippi ,

1 . : i r S I S O S May Casualties n skirmish near the no th fork of Bayou I XTH D V I I N ; EV E NTE E NT H CORPS; A RM Y OF TH E 3 1 1 2 Pierre , May , killed wounded , total ; in the engagement at Ra Ma 1 2 3 wou ii ded 3 6 T E N N ESSE E . ymond , y , killed , , total (in the E scort 1 1 Company , killed , wounded , total in the engagement at

. Gen . B rig MARCELLUS M . CROCKER ; 4 w uii ded 227 3 265 Jackson , May 1 , killed 35 , o , missing , total , one ' . L Col W LIAM HALL ; 5 1 6 1 28 I offi cer killed ; in the battle of Cham pion Hill , M ay , killed , A Col . LEXANDER CHAM BERS . 52 1 5 67 1 f wounded 8, missing , total , ten O ficers killed or mortally V 1 2 wounded : in skirmishes about icksburg , killed , wounded , Col . WILLIAM HALL ; Ma 1 9 2 3 5 total 3 ; in the assault , y , killed , wounded , total ; in 1 1 TH . A I OWA , Lieut Col . JOHN C . BERCROMBIE ; 2 5 1 287 2 340 the assault , May 2 , killed , wounded , missing , total , Col . WILLIAM HALL . r ll u n d 8 six Officers killed or rrio ta y wo de ; and d uring the siege , killed , 1 3TH Col . I OWA , JOHN SHANE . 58 66 . wounded , total The aggregate reported casualties in the . R Col HUGH T . EID ; 229 division during the campaign and siege were killed , wounded 1 5TH I W O A , 20 missing , total

Col . L WI LIAM W . BELKNAP . l A Lieut . Co . DDISON H . SANDERS ; 1 6TH I OWA , Maj . WILLIAM PURCELL : U . S. . A Lieut Col . DDISON H . SANDERS . FI RST BRIGADE ; The brigade was engaged in guarding a portion of the road from ’ SEV E N H D I V ISION SEV E N E E N H ORPS A R Y OF H E illiken s T ; T T C ; M T B end , Louisiana , to Hard Times , Louisiana , during the

r 1 863 G G SS . ﬁrst pa t of May , ; was stationed at rand ulf , M ississippi , T E N N E E E V when icksburg was ﬁrst invested ; advanced on the Warrenton I l . A Co . . ss 22 J ESSE L EXANDER road , in the a ault , May , and drove the Confederate skirmishers l Co . JOHN B . SANBORN . within their entrenchments , advancing its own skirmishers to within 40 about yards of the Confederate line ; formed part of the expedi N 4STH . . tionar I NDIANA , Col ORMAN E DDY y force under Gen . B lair and marched to M echanicsburg ; i S fL eu t . . . 4 Col J EFFERSON K COTT ; returned to the i nvestment l ine , J une , and was engaged in the 5DI H I I work of the siege i n conn ection with the Second B rigade until NDIANA , A . 22 (Col . J ESSE I . LEXANDER J une , when it marched to the rear ; took position on the exterior ' E . 4TH . M INNESOTA , Lieut . Col JOHN TOURTELLOTTE . line in the vicinity of Fox s plantation , and remained On that line ~ TH Col . G . 1 8 WISCONSIN , ABRIEL BOUCK . : 22 to the end of the Siege Casualties in the assault , M ay , killed 1 , 2 3 wounded , total ; and during the Siege , wounded 1 . The a ggre g r r a ate epo ted c sualties in the brigade d uring the campaign and The brigade advanced , late in the afternoon in the assault , 1 3 Siege were , killed , wounded , total 4 . May 22 1 863 , , against the north face of the Confederate Lunette on ' ’ ' w B u rbrid e s Sm the Bald in s Ferry road , relieving g Brigade of ith s U. S. D 1 3 ; ivision , th Corps was part of the expeditionary force under THI RD BRIGADE ; G en . B lair and marched to M echanicsburg ; returned to its place on S O S 4 SEV E NT H D IV I I N ; EV E NTEE NTH CORPS; A R M Y OF T H E the left of the division investment l ine , J une ; rem ained in that 24 TE N N ESSE E . position until J une , when it m oved to the right and occupied the

: part of the line vacated by the Third Brigade . Casual ties in skir Col . GEORGE B . BOOMER ; n h 3 killed l 1 ear t e P , , , , l mish north fork of Bayou ierre M ay wounded Co . HOLDEN PUTNAM ; 2 R 1 2 1 ; G n R total ; i n the engagement at aymond , M ay , wounded B rig . e . CHA LES L . M ATTHIES . 1 4 4 33 i n the engagement at Jackson M ay , killed , wounded , total 1 5 5 1 7 5 6 . 3 ; in the battle of Champion H ill , M ay , killed , wounded , Col HOLDEN PUTNAM ;

93D . N 22 6 1 76 m 2 I . . total 56 ; in the assault , M ay , killed 3 , wounded , issing , LLINOIS , Lieut Col ICHOLAS C B USWELL ;

2 14 f W Col . T M . total , four o ﬁcers killed or mortally ounded ; and d uring the HOLDEN PU NA Z L . . E S . S M 1 1 1 1 2 . ieut Col EKIEL A PSON ; siege , killed , wounded , total The aggregate reported TH 5 I OWA , casualties in the brigade d uring the campaign and siege were , killed A B E z 22 Col . J BANBURY . 47 273 2 total 3 . , wounded , m issing , 1 T 0 H . E I OWA , Col WILLIAM . SMALL .

Maj . CHARLES F . B ROWN ; 26TE M ISSOURI ,

D . U . S. Capt . B ENJAM IN D EAN . S COND BR GAD E I E ; 22 1 The brigade advanced , late i n the afternoon of M ay , 863 , m R SEV E NTH DIV I SION ; SEV E NTE E NTH CORPS; A R M Y OF T H E against the curtain i mediately north of the Confederate ailroad R 22 edoubt ; held the right of the division investment l ine to J une , T E N N ESSE E . W 30 when it ithdrew from that l ine , marched to the rear , and , J une , Tifﬁn took position in vicinity of , on the exterior line , fortiﬁed its

A . Col . SAM UEL HOLM ES ; front and remained i n that position to the end of the siege . Casu . G . R M . Col REEN B AU al ties : 14 1 in the engagement at Jackson , M ay , killed , wounded 10 1 1 m ’ M 1 1 1 , total , in the battle of Cha pion s H ill , a y 6 , killed 1 , 388 1 1 10 wounded , missing , total 5 , nine ofﬁcers killed or mortall y R G . Col . REEN B AUM ; d m V 1 2 wounde in skir ishes abou t icksburg , killed , wounded , 56TE ILLINOIS , 3 1 9 2 3 total ; i n the assaul t , M ay , killed , wounded , total 5 ; and Capt . PINCKNEY . WELSH . 22 1 4 1 1 4 J in the assault , M ay killed , wounded 00 , total 1 , m D . G . . Col . AVID B . HILLIS ; Col eorge B B oo er killed The aggregate reported casualties 2 K R i i 1 9 , Lieut . Col . CLAR . WEVER ; n the brigade during the cam pa gn and siege were , killed

503 1 1 643 . T D . , , 1 7 H I O WA Col . AVID B H ILLIS ; wounded m issing total R Col . CLARK . WEVER ;

Maj . JOHN F , WALDEN .

U . S. Lieut . Col . LEONIDAS HORNEY ; 1OTH AR ILL R M ISSOURI , T E Y; D M aj . F RANCIS C . EIMLING SEV E NT H D IV ISION ; SEV E NT EE NT H CORPS; A RMY OF T H E

Lieut . VINCENT CHALIFOUX ; T E N N ESSE E . 24TH E M ISSOURI , COM PANY , S D D Capt . F RANK C . ANDS ; [Lieut . ANIEL RISCOLL . D Capt . HENRY ILLON . l B A RTILSO N (Co . M ATTHIAS H . ; 80TH O ST B A TTRE Y . HIO , I M ISSOURI LIGHT , M , Lieut . J UNIUS W M AC M URRAY .

. . S (M aj PREN M ETHAM Lieut . CYRUS EARS ; 1 I TH . E . A OHIO LIGHT , BATTERY , Lieut FLETCHER RMSTRONG

Capt . FRANK C . SANDS . D The brigade held the center of the division investment line ; Capt . H ENRY ILLON ; 22 6TE marched south of the railroad , late in the afternoon of M ay , to WISCONSIN LIGHT , BATTERY , ’ O D . S . . reinforce sterhaus ivision but did not assault , and ret urned to Lieut AM UEL F CLARK ' 5 h 1 7 its place in the l ine next day . The 6t I llinois and th I owa were

C L T 1 2TH TT . M ZICK E RICK . engaged in the assault following the ﬁring of the m ine under the WIS ONSIN IGH , BA ERY , Capt WILLIA

R 25 . : Third Louisiana edan , J une Casualties i n the engagement R 2 1 863 2 1 3 The M issouri B attery served on the investment l ine until J une at aymond , M ay 1 , , killed , wounded , total ; in the 22 4 3 1 82 3 , when it was ordered to the rear ; went with the Third Brigade e ngagement at J ackson , M ay 1 , killed 0, wounded , missing , . O 2 f ’ to take position on the exterior l ine The hio Battery went with total 1 5 , one O ﬁcer killed ; in the battle of Champion s H ill , the First B rigade on the march to M ech anicsburg under Gen . B lair ’ 1 6 1 2 87 4 103 L . . M ay , killed , wounded , m issing , total , ieut Col D 6 th and was tem porarily assigned to Kimbal l s ivision , l Corps , 22 1 Leonidas Horney killed ; in the assault , M ay , killed , wounded 6 1 863 . : June , Casualties in the engagement at J ackson , 2 1 1 , tota l 1 , one ofﬁcer mortally wounded ; and d uring the siege , 14 2 h May , wounded (in the 6 t Wisconsin) ; and i n the battle of ’ 7 47 54 . 1 6 2 6 th . killed , wounded , total The aggregate reported casualties Cham pion s Hill , M ay , wounded (in the Wisconsin) The 52 i n the brigade d uring the cam paign and siege were , killed , aggregate reported casualties in the com mand d uring the cam paign

8 7 387 , 4 . wounded 32 , m issing , total and siege were , wounded

S. R U . road and the ford on B ig B lack iver below B irdsong Ferry . Casu ’ alties : 4 1 3 HERRON S DIVISION; in skirm ish at Mechanicsburg , J une , killed , wounded , 4 5th m 25 total ( in I llinois) ; in skir ish near E llisville, J une , m issing A R M Y OF T H E T E N N ESSEE . 3 7 ( in 5th I llinois) . The aggregate reported casualties from J une 4 1 3 37 l 41 to the end of the siege were , killed , wounded , m issing , tota n . . M aj . Ge F RANCIS J HERRON .

n V Ge . . FI RST BRIGADE , Brig . WILLIAM ANDEVER

G e n . O SECOND B RIGADE , B rig . WILLIAM W . RM E . U . S.

' IS O S LO S OF SS 1 1 1 63 D TR ICT N RTH EA T U I IA NA ; A R MY T H E TE N N E E E . The division arrived at Y oung s Point , Louisiana , J une , 8 , on transport s from the Depart ment of the M issouri ; and took posi : Gen S B rig . J EREM IAH C . ULLIVAN ; m 1 5 tion on the left of the invest ent l ine , J une , resting its left at n . Brig . Ge E LIAS S . D ENNIS . the river below Vicksburg and connecting its right with the left O f ’ ' La u ma n s Division at or near the Hall s Ferry road . The First D ol G C . . N . ETACHED BRIGADE , EORGE W EELY S B rigade held the left , and the econd B rigade the right of the division A FRICAN B RIGADE , Col . I SAAC F . SHEPARD . investment l ine . The division began an approach to the Confed r ’ era te Redoubt immediately west O f the Warrenton road . I ts a gg e Of D The headq uarters the istrict were at Y oung s Point , Louisi

1 5 , gate reported casualties from J une to the end of the siege were ana . The command was em ployed in guarding the approaches to 2 5 1 6 , 1 . D killed , wounded total the right bank of the river . The etached B rigade was assembled A and , the frican B rigade enrolled , organized , equipped , and armed

after the beginning of the Siege at Vicksburg . Casualties : killed U . S 78 246 m 40 7 , wounded , issing 9 , total 33 . FI RST BRIGADE ;

D ACH D BR GAD . ’ ET E I E O S S O OF SS . H ER R N D IV I I N ; A RM Y T H E T E N N E E E G Col . EORGE W . NEELY .

G en . V . B rig . WILLIAM ANDEVER

Col . JOSEPH B . MCCOWN .

K . 37TE I Col . . C R LLINOIS , J OHN C BLA Lieut . Col . CHA LES TURNER .

. G . K . 26TE I , L G MC K E A IG NDIANA Col JOHN C AR Col . EORGE W . .

M E D YE . C . 2OTH I W , . L M G N O A Col WI LIA . Col EORGE W . EELY ; K 34TH I W CO L . G . . 1 3 I ST O A , EORGE W CLAR I LL INOIS ,

l . D 38TH I W , Co . . L O A H ENRY HUGHES Maj . J OSEPH . PURVIS .

N . A E . l sT M ISSOURI LIGHT RTILLERY , BATTERY , Capt ELSON COLE 1 0TH R A D G I LLINOIS CAVAL Y , COMPANIES , , , and K . I ST L T A T TT F . F T . , , , S M ISSOURI IGH R ILLERY BA ERY Capt J OSEPH OUS M aj E LVIS P . HAW .

1 5 The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade from J une , V The com mand was assem bled after the investment of icksburg ,

1 863 th e s ie e 4 6 1 0 . , to the end of g were , killed , wounded , total the selection of its regiments being determ ined by necessity or 1 h convenience . The 08t I llinois was engaged in the battle of Port S COND BR GAD ’ E I E ; G 1 1 863 ibson , May . , and in the battle of Cham pion s H ill , May 1 6 ,

. G en . M . O M . S D B rig WILLIA W R E attached to the econd B rigade , Tenth ivision , 1 3th Corps . NO m casualties are reported in the com and during the siege . N TH . . 94 I LLINOIS , Col JOHN M C ULTA

D . . Col . I 9TH I OWA , Lieut ANIEL KENT

Col . . 2OTH WISCONSIN , H ENRY B ERT RAM U . S. A I ST M ISSOURI LIGHT RTILLERY , BATTERY B , Y AFRICAN BRI GADE ; WE L FLE . Capt . M ARTIN S D I TR ICT N ORTH EA ST LOU ISIA NA ; A RM Y OF T H E TE N N ESSE E . m 1 5 The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade fro J une ,

CO I. I C F . S . 1 86 1 1 0 to ta l 1 1 . SAA HEPARD 3 , to the end of the siege were , killed , wounded .

P ’ OST OF MILLI KEN S BEND, LOUI SIANA.

. S. l Co . S U HIRAM COFIELD .

U NATTAC H ED CAVA L RY ; A R MY OF T H E TE N N ESSE E . STH LOUISIANA , Col . HIRAM SCOFIELD .

Col . CYRUS B USSEY . Col . HERMAN LIEB ; 9TH N LOUISIANA , Maj . E RASTUS . O WEN ;

Ma . A . S l R j BEL H ELEY ; Lieut . Co . CHA LES L . PAIGE . I TH CO . . 5 I LLINOIS , I E DWIN W CHAM BERLAIN ;

A . A . I 1 TH ( Maj . THOMAS PPERSON LOUISIANA ,

m . . S . O . 3D I OWA (six co panies) , M aj . LIVER H P COTT Lieut Col . CYRUS SEARS .

S . 2D WISCONSIN , Col . THOMAS TEPHENS Lieut . HERMAN KNOLL .

. A Lieut Col . . WATSON WEBBER . m R R The troops co posing this com mand arrived in th e Y azoo iver Col . ICHARD H . BALLINGER .

1 16 1 863 . on transports at intervals from J u ne to , Th e com mand ’ - . : 7 was engaged i n skirmishing , out post d uty , and reconnaissances Casualties in the attack on M illiken s Bend , Louisiana , J une , 29 n 1863 78 246 2 I t was massed on Bear Creek , J une , to watch the lower Bento , killed , wounded , m issing 65 , total 589 .

1 7 1 1 2 142 271 n c. 3. , wounded , m issing , total , B rig . Ge E . D . Tracy f . Gen. S D F RS BR GAD and one other o ficer killed , B rig . . Lee assigned to com I T I E ; ’ 2 ; 1 6 44 ’ mand May i n the battle of Champion s Hill , M ay , killed , S EV E N SON S D IV I SION A R Y OF V I KS U RG . 1 42 604 790 ffi T ; M C B wounded , m issing , total , two o cers killed ; and in the 70 W 147 , , 7 224 . I Gen S defense killed ounded , m issing , total , Col sham B rig . . ETH M . BARTON . . G ffi W arrott and two other o cers killed . The aggregate reported

casualties in the brigade d uring the cam paign and defense were , i 1 3 1 401 753 A k lled , wounded , m issing , total Col . bda J OHNSON ; 4O H G T EORGIA ,

4 I ST G EORGIA , C . S. 42D G EORGIA , THI RD BRIGADE ; ’ 4 D 3 G EORGIA , ST EV E N SON S D I V ISION ; A R M Y OF V IC KSB U RG . G Capt . M . M . RANTHAM . n . Ge . M . Col D B rig THO AS H TAYLOR ; . C . . PHILLIPS ; . G en . AL MM . 52D G B rig FRED CU ING EORGIA ,

M aj . JOHN JAY M OORE . “

34TE GE Col . ORGIA , JAM ES A . W . JOHNSON .

’ Col . J ESSE A . GLENN ; : f m H ill 1 1 Casual ties in the battle O Cha pion s , M ay 6 , 863 , 3OTH G 1 6 3 0 1 EORGIA , 0 7 7 9 . S killed 58 , wounded , m issing , total , Col kidmore Harris R E M aj . CHA LES . B ROYLES . f r ; 6 and two other o ﬁce s killed and in the defense , killed , wounded l Co . J . T . M CCONNELL ; 20 1 6 42 . , m issing , total The aggregate reported casualties in the 39TH G 4 EORGIA , brigade d uring the cam paign and defense were , killed 6 , wounded Lieut . Col . J . F . B . JACKSON . 1 26 753 943 . , missing , total l E . Co . P . WATKINS ; TH G S6 EORGIA ,

. . S . Lieut Col J . T . LAUGHTER 57TE G B A RK . C . S. EORGIA , Col . WILLIAM UL OO SECOND BRIGADE ; S SO ’ S S O F TEV E N N D IV I I N ; A R M Y O V IC KSB U RG . Two sorties were made from the sal ient redoubt on the east ' G n E D side of the Hall s Ferry road at which the right of the brigade B rig . e . . . TRACY ; of u ne 22 1 863 G rested ; in the last one , the night J , , a lieutenant colonel Col . I SHAM W . ARROTT ; and five men were captured . A countermine was prepared at that Ge n . D LE E . Brig. S . . : redoubt during the night of J uly 2 . Casualties in the battle of ' 1 6 1 21 2 9 0 Cham pion s Hill , May , killed , wounded 6 , missing 6 5 , 995 f ' 43 l G total , seven O ficers killed and in the defense , killed , wounded Co . I SHAM W . ARROTT ; 1 28 1 71 ffi . , total , one O cer killed The aggregate reported casual Lieut . Col . E DM UND W . PETTUS ; 2 OTH A ties in the brigade d uring the cam paign and defense were , killed LABAMA , 1 64 W 397 605 l , ounded , missing , total Co . G I SHAM W . ARROTT ;

Col . E DM UND W . PETTUS . 2 30 A LABAMA , Col . F . K . B ECK . S Col . C . M . HELLEY ; C . S. S TH O ALABAMA , FOURTH BRI GADE ; Capt . J OHN C . F RANCIS ; ’

D . R S SO S S O F Col . . HUNDLEY ; T EV E N N D IV I I N ; A R M Y O V IC KSB U RG . A Lieut . Col . T . M . RRINGTON ; R l A . Co . W . EYNOLDS . 3 I ST A LA BAMA ,

G . Maj . EORGE W M ATHIESON ; Pr i i n 3D ov s o al A l N . Co . . . TENNESSEE ( rmy) . J LILLARD Col . A . Lieut . T . M . RR INGTON 3I S T TENNESSEE , Col . W . M . B RADFORD ; . . L . ; Col M WOODS 4 D 3 Col . M . G G E TENNESSEE , J A ES W ILLESPIE ; Capt . EORGE . B REWER ; 59TH l TENNESSEE , Co . WILLIAM L . E AKIN . 4 T 6 H ALABAMA ,

Lieut . Col . E DM UND W . PETTUS ; ' G E . Of Capt . EORGE . B REWER The left the brigade rested at the Hall s Ferry road and a detachment of its left regiment was engaged in the sortie the n ight ’

22 1 863 . : of J une , Casualties in the battle of Cham pion s H ill , ’ 1 6 1 52 1 2 R The brigade reinforced by Waul s Texas Legion , repulsed a May , missing (incl uding at B ig B lack iver) , the brigade determined assault on its front and especially at the railroad redoubt having been ordered to take charge of and guard the army train to

22 1 863 . on its left , M ay , , Col Pettus leading a detach ment of the Brownsville north of the railroad , and not actively engaged and in

t e . 1 6 25 1 4 55 ﬁ Legion that reoccupied the redoubt in h afternoon Counter the defense , killed , wounded , missing , total , six Of cers

at G . mines were prepared that redoubt and at For t arrott on the killed The aggregate reported casualties in the brigade during , 1 6 25 1 66 right of the brigade , one of which was ﬁred at the redoubt the night the cam paign and defense were , killed , wounded , missing ,

2 : G 1 207 . of J ul y . Casualties in the battle of Port ibson , M ay , killed total C . S.

’ ' ARTILLERY HEBERT S BRIGADE ’ ’ S . ’ MAURY S FOR N EY S D IV I SION ; A R MY OF V IC K B U RG STEV E NSON S D IV ISI ON ; A R M Y OF V IC KSB U R G . n E B rig . Ge . LOUIS H BERT ; : Col . W . W . WITHERSPOON

E . A . . F . . . Gen . LABAMA BATTERY , Capt J WADDELL B rig LOUIS H BERT

BOTETOURT (VIRGINIA) Capt . . W . JOHNSTON ; J D . P ; . ( Maj AVID IERSON R G . O A RTILLERY , Lieut . F ANCIS BENCHAIN

D . R 3D L L . . S M A OUISIANA , ieut Col A UEL USSELL CHEROKEE (GEORGIA) RTILLERY , (M aj DAVID PIERSON . A N D E N O RPU T . Capt . MA! V C 2 l sT CO L . LOUISIANA , I SAAC W PATTON ;

. F . O . B ; Capt CLAI ORNE . m . . 22D . LOUISIANA (detach ent) , !Lieut Col JOHN T PLATTSM IER 3D MARYLAND BATTERY , TE . . 3G M ISSISSIPPI , Col . W W . WITHERSPOON

R . Capt . JOHN B . OWAN 0 . S7TH . . S . M ISSISSIPPI , Col HOLLAND R S ' Lieut . . . WEANEY ; Col . PRESTON B RENT ; HUDSON S ( M ISSISSIPPI) J 3STH BATTER“ M ISSISSIPPI , . . . RA NTHAM . D S A . Lieut M H T (Capt . . B . E L

4 D R . E A A S 3 M ISSISSIPPI , Col . ICHARD HARRISON POINTE COUP E (LOUISIANA) RTILLERY , COM PANY ( ection)

A D Z . YO IST 7TH TT , Capt . . M . O IER Lieut . JOHN . M ISSISSIPPI BA ALION E A T . K . E MANUEL ; POINTE COUP E (LOUISIANA) RTILLERY , COM PANY C , 2D AL ABAMA ARTILLERY B A T

A . Capt . LEXANDER CHUST T M ALION , CO PANY C , JOHN R SCLATER

WILLIAM N . HOGG ;

A . S APPEAL RKANSAS) BATTERY , CHRISTOPHER C COTT ; - G ( Capt . J . W . Johnston served as d ivision I nspector eneral of R N . . . COTTEN : Light A rtillery during the defense . Casualties in the battle of 1 1 63 1 20 21 Port Gibson , M ay , 8 , killed , wounded , total ( in the ’ V A ﬁ Coc krell s of irginia rtillery , one Of cer killed , in the M ississippi Battery , The brigade , reinforced by regiments of Brigade ’ 5 1 6 9 ’ wounded i n t he battle of Cham pion H ill , M ay , killed , B owen s D ivision , repulsed determined and repeated assaults on its 1 0 5 24 Alaba nia ; 1 22 1 863 wounded , m issing , total (in the Battery) and in front , May 9 and M ay , ; and with the same reinforcement , 1 0 30 40 A the defense , killed , wounded , total ( in the labama repulsed the assault following the ﬁring of the m ine u nder t he Third 9 30 39 2 R 2 . I Battery , killed , wounded , total ; in the M aryland B attery , Louisiana edan , J une 5 t closed to the right , J une , thereby ’ O . . a nd G Capt . F . Claiborne killed) The aggregate reported casualties making room for Green s B rigade between its left the rave

m . in the six batteries and section during the cam paign and defense yard road . Cou nter ines were prepared at two points Casual ’ 20 60 5 85 . f A 30 3 were , killed , wou nded , missing , total : of Haynes B l u f , pril , wounded ; and in ties i n the defense _ 2 1 455 2 1 695 the defense , killed 9 , wou nded , m issing , total , twenty

ﬁve ofﬁ cers killed or mortally wounded . The aggregate reported e casualties in the brigade during the cam paign and def nse were ,

2 1 45 2 1 698 . killed 9 , wounded 8, missing , total C . S.

’ ’ - MAURYS FOR N EY S D IV ISION ; A R M Y OF V IC KSB U RG .

n D A B NE -Y c. s. Maj . Ge . H . MAURY ;

M aj . Gen . JOHN H . FORNEY . ’ MOORE S BRIGADE ;

’ ’ - MAURYS FOR N EY S D IV ISION ; A R M Y OF V IC KSB U R G . n E rig . Ge . LOUIS H BERT ; E ’ H B T , o . WILLIAM W . WITHERSPOON ; ER S B RIGADE . n . l B rig . Ge . JOHN C M OORE G n E rig . e . LOUIS H BERT . ’ RE s . Gen . . . Moo B RIGADE , B rig J OHN C M OORE TE AL . . D . 37 ABAMA , Col JAM ES F OWDELL

1 T BAMA . . . 40 H AL A , Col JOHN H HIGLEY

Col . J OHN W . PORTIS ; ’ 2D A . . . The d ivision held the line from Haynes B l uff on the right to 4 LABAMA , Lieut Col THOMAS C LANIER ;

R V PoRTIs . the M ississippi iver at the beginning of the icksburg cam paign , Col . J OHN W .

2 1 63 n L . M arch 9 , 8 ; Ge . Forney assigned to com mand April 1 7 ; it Col . WI LIAM S BARRY ; ’ 1 — TH took position i n the center of the line of defense , M ay 8 M oore s 35 M ISSISSIPPI , '

R . Col . . . B rigade on the right resting its right at the railroad ,yand H ebert s Lieut . C J ORDAN G o 4 T . . . . Brigade on the left resting its left at the raveyard r ad . Counter 0 H M ISSISSIPPI , Col W B COLBERT

2D Col . A S . m ines against saps and m ines were prepared at three points and TEXAS , SH BEL M ITH ' ' . : of Blii fi A 30 l sT A D E G I fired at one Casualties in the defense Haynes , p , M ISSISSIPPI LIGHT RTILLERY , COMPANIES A, C , , , and 34 _ ril 3 0 759 21 . . . wounded ; and in the defense , killed , wounded , missing , Col WILLIAM T WITHERS fi total f A . . . SE NGSTAK . thirty three O cers killed or mortally wou nded . The LABAMA BATTERY , Capt H H a E A ggregate reported casualties in th e d ivision d uring the cam paign POINTE COUP E (LOUISIANA) RTILLERY , COM PANY B ,

340 7 2 D . 6 21 WM . A . and defense were , killed , wou nded , m issing , total Capt . AVIDSON ’ G O ne R The brigade , reinforced by regiments of reen s B rigade , repulsed regiment was engaged at B ig B lack iver B ridge , M ay 1 7 ,

22 1 863 1 863 . : G 1 determined and repeated assaults on its front , M ay , , Casualties in the battle of Port ibson , M ay , killed 1 2 , ’ 48 27 87 Countermines were prepared at the l unette on the B aldwin s Ferry wounded , m issing , total ; i n the engagement at B ig B lack R 28 . : 1 7 road , one of which was ﬁred J une Casualties i n the defense , iver B ridge , M ay , not reported ; and i n the defense , killed 30 , k 1 21 304 425 f 85 6 1 21 . . R i lled , wounded , total , eight O ﬁcers killed or mortally wounded , m issing , total , Lieut Col M adison ogers ,

S . . G fﬁ ﬁ wounded . Lieut . Col . H ri n , and one other Of cer killed . The aggre gate reported casualties in the brigade during the cam paign and S. C . 42 133 3 2 . defense were , killed , wounded , m issing 3 , total 08 ’ SM ITH S D IV ISION ; A R M Y OF V IC KSB U R G .

G e n . . S M aj . M L . M ITH . C. S.

n E VAUGHN’ BR AD Brig . Ge . WILLIAM . BALDWIN ; S IG E ; A ’ Col . LLEN THOMAS ; I ' SM IT H S D V ISION ; A R MY OF V IC KSB U R G . BALDWIN S B RIGADE ,

R R . Gen . . V Col . OBERT ICHARDSON ; Brig J C . AUGHN . n E B rig . Ge . WILLIAM . BALDWIN . ’

V Gen . . . V AUGHN S B RIGADE , Brig . J C AUGHN . GOTH G n S D . LE E B rig . e . . TENNESSEE , ’ ’ E - L E s SHOU P S B RIGADE , ( n A (B rig . Ge . F RANCIS . SHOUP . GI S . Ge n V M ISSISSIPPI TATE TROOPS , B rig . J EPTHA . HARRIS . ST TENNESSEE , G R Lieut . Col . JAM ES . OSE . A ACH D. TT E 62D A R TENNESSEE , Col . JOHN . OWAN .

R . D . . S . ETACHM ENT , M aj J TEVENS I 4TH A M ISSISSIPPI LIGHT RTILLERY BATTALION , : R Casualties i n the engagement at B ig B lack iver Bridge , S M aj . M . . WARD . 1 7 1863 May , , not reported ; and in the defense , killed 9 , wounded R S . S . . M ISSISSIPPI PARTISAN ANGERS , Capt . MYTH 22 4 J , m issing 1 0 , total 1 . M S . A ! D . IGNAL CORPS , Capt T . AVIDSON

C. S. V ’ ’ The division was at icksburg at the beginning of t he cam paign , LEE S- SHOUP S BRIGADE ; 29 1 863 1 8 M arch , ; took position on the line of defense , M ay , and ’ ’ S S S O OF S . the morning of M ay 1 9 —S houp s B rigade on the righ t resting its M IT H D IV I I N ; A R M Y V IC K B U RG R G r ight at the angle in t he Stockade edan on the raveyard road , n Brig . Ge . S . D . LE E ; ’ ’ Baldwin s in the center , and Vaugh n s on the left resting its left at n Ge . A B rig . F RANCIS . SHOUP . or near the river ; and repulsed determined and repeated assaults 22 i s 1 9 . on t right , M ay and M ay Counterm ines against saps and Col . WINCHESTER HALL ; : m ines were prepared at three points and fired at one . Casualties 2 TH 6 LOUISIANA , G 1 1 2 48 in the battle of Port ibson , M ay , killed , wounded , missing Lieut . Col . WILLIAM C . CROW . 2 7 7 m R 1 7 , total 8 ; in the engage ent at B ig B lack iver B ridge , M ay , D . Col . L . M ARKS ; 1 51 3 not reported ; and i n the defense , killed , wounded 3 8 , m iss Lieut . Col . L . L . M CLAURIN ; 1 8 507 f ing , total , fifteen o ficers killed or m ortally wounded . The 27TH A N LOUISIANA , Maj . LEX S . ORWOOD ; aggregate reported casualties i n t he division d uring the cam paign Col . L . D . MA RKS ; m nd 1 63 38 45 594 . a defense were , killed , wounded 6 , issing , total Capt . JOSEPH T . HATCH . 2STH 29TH A ( ) LOUISIANA , Col . LLEN THOMAS . ’ N A K C LL TT , C . S. M A Y S ( R ANSAS) BA ERY

N . ’ Capt . FRANCIS M C ALLY BALDWI N S BRIGADE ;

' ' S S S O OF S . kr ll M IT H D IV I I N ; A R M Y V IC K B U RG The brigade , reinforced by regiments of Coc e s Brigade of ’ D Bowen s ivision , repulsed determ ined and repeated assaults on its Ge n . E . B rig . WILLIAM BALDWIN ;

19 22 1 863 . A front , M ay and M ay , Counterm ines were prepared at Col . LLEN THOMAS ;

. : 1 07 R two points and ﬁred at one Casualties in the defense , killed , Col . OB ERT RICHARDSON ; 1 99 3 D 0 . 6 . . . . . wounded , total , Col L M arks , Lieut Col L L . . n E . . B rig Ge . WILLIAM BALDWIN McLa u rin fﬁ , and ten other o cers killed or m ortally wounded .

ol R R C . OBERT ICHARDSON ; R Lieut . Col . MADISON OGERS ; S. 1 7TH C . LOUISIANA , M A . R SS SS PP A ROO M aj . W . EDDITT ; I I I I ST TE T PS; R R ’ Col . O BERT ICHARDSON . S S S M ITH D IV I ION ; A R MY OF V IC KSB U R G . II . Col . C . M ORRISON ; n 3 l sT l . . . G . Ge . . . V LOUISIANA , Lieut Co 8 H RIFFIN ; B rig J EPTHA HARRIS .

‘ W D . M aj . JAM ES . RAUGHON 5TH R R . S . . . . . Col P . LAYTON ; EGIMENT , Col H C OBINSON ADA I RE 3D 4 TH N . . A . . M ISSISSIPPI , Lieut . Col . T . ; BATTALION , Lieut Col . THOMAS B URGIN

N . Capt . THOMAS P . ELSON h mm n T e co a d . V 10 1 4 6TE . . S . a t 8631 M ISSISSIPPI , Col C W . EARS arrived icksburg abou t May , . : 3 2 1 T ENNESSEE BATTERY , Capt . THOMAS F . TO BIN . Casualties in the defense , killed , wou nded 8 , total 3 .

ATTACHED. D 3 M ISSOURI ,

D E . . R . S ETACHM NT , Maj J TEVENS . 1 4TH A M ISSISSIPPI LIGHT RTILLERY BATTALION ,

Ma . M S 5TH j . . WARD . M ISSOURI ,

R S . S . M ISSISSIPPI PARTISAN ANGERS , Capt . J . MYTH

S MA ! D . IGNAL CORPS , Capt . T . AVIDSON

. S f 6 TH The detach men t under M aj tevens was com posed of o ﬁcers M ISSOURI , ’ E m en D h . and of Loring s ivision , largely of the 6t M ississippi , Col UGENE E RWIN ; ' detached from that com mand at the Close Of the battle of Champion s M aj . S . COOPER .

16 1 863 . : 2 1 ' . GU I B O R H ill , M ay , Casualties in the defense , killed , wounded , t HENRY ; GU IB O R S ( M ISSOURI) 2 5 . 1 4 A m issing , total Battery C , th M ississippi Light rtillery WILLIAM CORKERY ; ’ B ATTERY , 6 ieu t . B attalion , was engaged in the battle of Champion s H ill , M ay 1 ; CORNELIUS HEFFERNAN ;

Batteries A and B and one section of Battery C served in the ’ apt . JOHN C . LANDIS ; LANDIS ( M ISSOURI) . : 3 . N defense Casualties in the defense , wounded either the M iss TT BA ERY ’ i issippi Partisan Rangers nor the Signal Corps are mentioned i n the eu t . JOHN M . LANGAN . “ ” ’ O R WADE S ( M ISSOURI) fficial ecords except in the statement of the organization of i R eu t . . C . WALSH . A V B ATTE Ry the Confederate rmy of icksburg . The aggregate reported , casual ties in the attached com mands during the defense were , 2 4 2 f 8 . o killed , wounded , m issing , total The fifth and sixth regiments were engaged i n the repulse the assault following the firing of the m ine under the Third Louisi

R 25 C0 1. f ana edan , J une , E ugene E rwin and one other o ﬁcer

. S. . : G A 2 2 C killed Casualties i n the defense of rand Gulf , pril 9 , killed , ’ ’ 1 8 20 G 1 - wounded , total ; in the battle of Port ibson , M ay , killed OR N EY S O E N S D IV ISION A R Y OF V I KS U RG . F B W ; M C B 13 97 96 20 , wounded , missing , total 6 , one ofﬁ cer killed ; i n the ’

G n . 1 6 65 2 3 e . 9 M aj . J H . FORNEY ; battle of Champion s Hill , M ay , killed , wounded , missing 242 600 R Gen . S . M aj . JOHN BOWEN . , total ; in the engagement at B ig B lack iver B ridge , 1 7 May , cannot be stated ; and i n the defense , killed 1 13 , wounded

G n 446 559 . . e . S . F T Brig JOHN BOWEN ; , total The aggregate reported casual ties in the brigade IRS ( M ISSOURI) 1 3 854 d uring the cam paign and defense were , killed 9 , wou nded , GA D B RI E 338 K . Col . FRANCIS M . COC RELL missing , total G n E B rig . e . MARTIN . GREEN ; S ECOND B RIGADE , C . S. l Co . T . P . DOCKERY . SECOND BRIGADE ; ’ ’ - The headquarters O f the division were at B ig B lack River FOR N EY S BOW E N S D IV ISION ; A R M Y OF V IC KSB U R G . B V 29 ridge at the beginning of the icksburg cam paign , M arch , n . B rig . G e MARTIN E . GREEN ; G n . A 1 : 1863 ; e B owen assigned to com mand , pril 7 The division Col . T . P . DOCKERY . was nominally in reserve at the beginning of the defense , but was 19 22 engaged in repulsing the assaults , M ay and M ay , and in all R Lieut . Col . W . W . EYNOLDS ; th e . : G G work of the defense Casualties in the defense of rand ulf . 1 5TH A 2 3 1 8 21 RKANSAS , April 9 , killed , wounded , total , C0 1. William Wade , Chief . B D . A G 1 26 Capt CALE AVIS of rtillery , killed ; in the battle of Port ibson , M ay , killed , . . . D C K 2 Col T P O ERY ; w 148 17 , 346 , f ; ounded m issing total one O ficer killed in the battle 1 9TH A 1 6 13 1 430 307 RKANSAS , of Cham pion s H ill , M ay , killed , wou nded , m issing , N Capt . JAM ES K . ORWOOD . 868 f ; total , sixteen o ficers killed in the engagement at B ig B lack 2OTH A K D R 1 7 3 9 539 551 R ANSAS , Col . . W . JONES . iver B ridge , M ay , killed , wounded , missing , total E . R Col . . C AVENS ; o ; J (can not be d istributed to the two brigades) , one fficer killed and 2 I ST A 1 0 5 4 74 RKANSAS , in the defense , killed 9 , wou nded 0 , m issing , total 768 . A . Capt . . TYLER - twenty four Officers killed . The aggregate reported casualties in Capt . W : S : CATTERSON : 353 I ST A the d ivision d uring the cam paign and defense were , killed , RKANSAS CAVALRY BA TTAL IO N di m u n wounded m issing total ( s o ted) . Capt JO HN J CLARK

Capt . GRIFF BAYNE . I 2TH ARKANSAS BATTALION SHA R PSH0 0 T Rs C. S. E L H N . ieu t . JO S . BELL 0 1 E G FI RST (MI SSOURI) BRIGADE C : : ATES ; I ST M ISSOURI CAVALRY ’ ’ - O S O S S O OF S . F R N EY B W E N D IV I I N ; A R MY V IC K B U RG (dismounted) , R. M aj . WILLIAM C . PARKE

G n . . D . S B rig . e . JOHN S . BOWEN ; Lieut Col TODD AMUEL 3 0 M ISSOURI CAVALRY Col . F RANCIS M . COCKRELL . BATTALION (dism ou nted) , Capt . FELIX LOTSPEICH .

D E . D 4TH R 3 . l sT . A . . AND M ISSOU RI , Col C . ILEY M ISSOURI BATTERY , Capt WILLIAM AWSON

K . S Col . FRANCIS M . COC RELL ; ( Capt CHUYLER LOWE ; ’

2D l S . SE NTE NY M ISSOURI , Lieut . Co . PEM BROKE ; LOWE S ( M ISSOURI) BATTERY , I

Th oMA S . . Maj . THOMAS M . CARTER . [Lieut . B CATRON 2 1 863 U A 22 1 The brigade took position on the l ine of defense , J une , , passage of the n ion transports , the night of pril , killed , ou ncied 2 3 3 resting its left at the angle of the Stockade Redan on the Grave w , total ; and during the defense about 0 killed and ' cl . yard road and connecting its right with the left of Hebert s Brigade . woun ed Detachments only of the F irst and Third M issouri Cavalry were C . S.

Ge n . G engaged in the defense . reen was killed in the trenches ,

m : S L L O S OF S . 27 C0 1. D . M I C E A N E U ; A RM Y V IC K B U RG J une , and, ockery assigned to com and Casualt ies in G 1 1 3 5 1 76 the battle of Port ibson , M ay , killed , wounded , missing , 1 4 ’ 1 6 0 ; , ( , total in the battle of Champion s Hill May estimated ) 54TE A LABAMA (detach m ent) , Lieut . JOEL P . ABNEY . 66 1 37 65 268 ; killed , wounded , missing , total in the engagement G R CITY UA DS , Capt . E . B . MARTIN . R 1 7 th e at B ig B lack iver B ridge , M ay , cannot be stated ; and in S A . 2 IGNAL CORPS , Capt . C . . KING 77 58 74 09 . defense (estimated) , killed , wounded , m issing , total The aggregate reported and estimated casualties i n the brigade D 54th A ’ The etach ment of the labama , B uford s B rigade, 1 56 246 ’ during the cam paign and defense were , killed , wounded , D ’ i l Loring s ivision , was engaged in the battle of Champion s H l , 2 1 5 6 1 7 . missing , total 1 1 6 863 , r f . N r D May , and se ved i n the de ense eithe the eta“chment , G S Ofﬁ . S. the City uards , nor the ignal Corps are mentioned i n the cial C ” R z ’ ecords except in the statement of the organ i ation of the Con WA U L S T EXAS L EG ION ; A R MY OF V IC KSB U RG . A federate rmy of Vicksburg.

N . U . COL T . WA L

. S. S . . FIRST BATTAL ION ( I nfantry) . M aj . E UGENE BOLLING C ’ SECOND BATTALION ( I nfantry) . Lieut . Col . J AM ES WRIGLEY . JOH NSTON S A R M Y . A ZOUAVE BATT LION ( I nfantry) , Capt . J . B . FLEITAS .

i H MA Gen . E . L L eu T O S . . . CAVA RY BATTAL ION , t . J CLEVELAND JOSEPH J OHNSTON

A . . RTILLERY COM PANY , Capt . Q . WALL J ’

D n . B RECKINRIDGE S IVISION , M aj . Ge . JOHN C . B RECKINRIDGE '

D . Gen . S . G . . The Legion was at Fort Pem berton , M ississippi , d uring M arch F RENCH S IVISION , M aj F RENCH ’

D Gen . A 1 863 . Gen . 4 . . . . a nd pril , By order of Pem berton , dated May . LORING S IVISION , M aj W W LORING ' ‘ ' K D G n . . . S B l u ﬁ 300 . e . . . Col Waul moved on transports to nyder s , leaving of his WAL ER S I VISION , M aj W H T WALKER

L D G n . . troops at Fort Pem berton . He reported that the part of the Legion CAVA RY IVISION , B rig . e WILLIAM H . JACKSON

V 1 7 R A . . E . that entered icksburg , M ay , and served in the defense , con ESERVE RTILLERY , M aj W C . PR STON sisted of eleven infantry com panies , one artillery com pany , a detach at ment of mounted scouts , and a battalion of attached Zouaves . The The army was assem bled after the engagement Jackson , 1 9 Gen S 1 4 1 863 afternoon of M ay , the com mand reported to . tevenson M ississippi , M ay , , in the hope that it would be able to ’ V and was assigned a position in rear of the left of Lee s B rigade , raise the siege of icksburg, either by defeating the army of the h that being t e most assailable and threatened point on the l ine of Tennessee , or by assisting the Confederate Army of Vicksburg to ' ’ ’

S D . . D G tevenson s ivision I t assisted in repulsing the assaults on break through the investment l ine Loring s ivision , and regg s , ' ’ ’ ’

Gen . 22 G D Lee s l ine , May , and with a detach ment from two of its ist s and Wilson s B rigades of Walker s ivision were engaged in — t 35 C0 1. . 2oth o . was companies abou “men led by E d m und W Pettus , some of the battles f the campaign The army on the march A : V 4 labama , reoccupied the railroad redoubt . Casualties i n the towards icksburg , J uly , and its leading divisions were close to

47 1 90 245 fﬁ R . defense , killed , wounded , m issing 8 , total , ten o cers and on the east Side of B ig B lack iver I t fell back to J ackson A V reported killed . when the rmy of icksburg surrendered . The aggregate reported 1 1 1 casualties in the army d uring the campaign were , killed , wounded C . S. 392 2 5 . , m issing 35 , total 8 5

R IV E R BATTE R I ES; A R MY OF V IC KSB U RG . C . S. E D Col . HIGGINS . ’ ’ B R EC KI N R IDG E S D IV ISION ; JOH NSTON S A R M Y . FULLER : l ST A HE A V G n . LOUISIAN M aj . e J OHN C . B RECKINRIDGE .

ARTILL E RY : Z . D . B ELT HOOVER . ' D . A . n A W . DAM S B RIGADE , B rig Ge . D . W . DAMS . 8TH A L L LOUISIANA HEAVY RTI LERY BATTA ION , KENTUCKY B RIGADE , B rig . Gen . B E N H . HELM . M aj . F . N . O GDEN . ’ S G n . A TOVALL S B RIGADE , B rig . e M . . STOVALL . 22D S LOUISIANA (detach ment) , CAPT . AM UEL JONES . A T . R C E E . G . I S T R ILLERY , M aj I RAVES A . A . R TENNESSEE HEAVY RTILLERY , Col J ACKSON , J .

TT . . . T . TENNESSEE BA ERY , Capt J B CARU HERS v 1 3 1 86 , o N The di ision arrived at J ackson , M ississipp i , J une , fr m TENNESSEE BATTERY , Capt . T . . J OHNSTON . th e e artment . D p of Tennessee . I ts headq uarters were at B olton TT , . . . L C . TENNESSEE BA ERY Capt J P YN H ! 4 V J uly, . S . . AIDEN (M ISSISSIPPI) BATTERY , Capt . C BAINS . ’ D. W. ADAMS BRIGADE .

G n D A . Of 18 1863 . e . . . The com mand , at the beginning the defense , M ay , , B rig W DAM S was in charge of thirty - one heavy gu ns in position on the river 2D , . All 3 ALABAMA , L . . H . front l ine and thirteen light guns on the city _ front the l ight ieut Col ENRY M AURY

ii ns 13TH 2OTH A R A . and six of the heavy g were successively ordered to the rear l ine AND LOUISIANA , Col . UGUSTUS ICH RD 2 . 1 6TH 5TH . D . G . of defense with the detachment serving them The attacks of the AND LOUISIANA , Col OBER

U 22 2 1 TH WINAN s . n ion gunboats were repulsed , M ay and M ay 7 , t he gunboat 9 LOUISIANA , Col . WESLEY P . ” 4TH Cincinnati being sunk in the great bend of the river by the upper 1 LOUISIANA BATTALION SHARPSHOOTERS ,

- : i E . A . batteries on the last nam ed day . Casualties in oppos ng the Maj . J OHN USTIN ARTILLERY . C . S. KENTUCKY BRIGADE E LOUISIANA BATTERY , Capt . C . . FENNER . ’ ’ S S O JO S O S . S T A B R EC KI N R IDG E D IV I I N ; H N T N A R MY MC BETH ( OU H CAROLINA) RTILLERY , A Lieut . B . . J ETER .

B E N . . . Gen . H H LM Brig E . . . S . OUTH CAROLINA BATTERY , Capt J F CULPE PER

S . 4 I S T A Col . . . LABAMA , M L TANSEL

2D K . . . . KENTUC Y , Lieut Col J AM ES W HEWITT

N . S. Col . J OSEPH P . UCKOLS ; C 4TH KENTUCKY , ’ MA!EY S BRIGADE ;

’ ’ 6 TE KENTUCKY , F R E NC H S D IV ISION ; JOH NSTON S A RM Y . 9 TE K KENTUC Y ,

Gen . S . . . B rig . B MAXEY ’ STOVALL S BRIGADE . ol Lieut . C . WILLIAM F . PENNINGTON

n A S . B rig . Ge . M . . TOVALL 4TE LOUISIANA ,

S E . . Col . . HUNTER

D . . . S . L W T l Col W I OR H 3 TH . o O LOUISIANA , Lieut C . THOMAS SHIELDS . 42D N . . ol W . . . Lieut . C . E D ARD BADGER TENNESSEE , Lieut Col I SAAC HULM E 46TH 55TE AND TENNESSEE , O I G O . . . C . E RGE W M WILLIAM S

Col . A LEXANDER . BROWN . l . (Co . WASHINGTON M HARDY ; J V 4STH Col . . . . T N TENNESSEE , W M OORHIES 6O H ORTH CAROLINA , 4 T D 9 H . A . . RA Y TENNESSEE , Maj AVID LYNN Lieut . Col . JAM ES M . .

53 0 . Col R . TENNESSEE , Lieut . J OHN . WHITE I S T TEXAS BATTALION SHARPSHOOTERS . ARTILLERY . Maj . J AMES B URNET .

R E . M aj . ICE . G RAVES V The brigade was ordered from Port H udson , Louisiana , to icks

TT . . . B . , W M E ANE 4 n . TENNESSEE BA ERY Capt 1863 Ge . J burg , M ay , . by Pem berton I t was at B rookhaven ,

K . R . KENTUC Y BATTERY , Capt OBERT COB B 1 2 30 M ississippi , May ; and at J ackson , M ississippi , May , tem po h ’ T L ) A T L (st ) , ra ril D WASHING ON ( OUISIANA R IL ERY Com pany y attached to Loring s ivision .

S . Capt . C . H . LOCOM B ’ EVANS BRIGADE .

n N E . B rig . Ge . . G . VANS

C . S. s BEATY ; ’ ’ S S O JO S O S . 1 7TH S F R E NC H D IV I I N ; H N T N A R MY OUTH CAROLINA , R . CULP . 18TH S G n . S . G . . Maj . e . F RENCH OUTH CA ROLINA , WALLACE 22 D A SOUTH CAROLINA , Capt . . C . PEASE . '

E N NA IR . . N Ge n . . C t MC AI R S B RIGADE , B rig . Cap J OHN M KINLOCH ; ' 23D S G n . S . . . M AXEY S B RIGADE , B rig . e B M AXEY OUTH CAROLINA , ’

O ] . N . G . E . C . . . E Ge n . VAN S B RIGADE , B rig . VANS [ H L B ENBOW 2 6TH S ] A D . S . OUTH CAROLINA , Co . . M ITH

l . . n . Co . The division was organized and Ge . French assigned to its Lieut W J C RAWLEY ;

I s . G . m 2 1 1863 . t co mand , J une , headquarters were at J ackson , HOLCOMB E LEGION , M aj M ARTIN ZIEGLER ;

4 . L . . . . W . M ississippi , J uly ieut Col W J CRA LEY ’ Me NAI R S BRIGADE . The brigade was ordered from the department of South Caro

n . E . N . Brig . Ge M C AI R I G . t Iina , eorgia and Florida was at Jackson , M ississippi , M ay 30 ' 1863 m y D , te poraril attached to Loring s ivision ; and was in B reck I ST A K R m ' R ANSAS M OUNTED IFLES (dis ounted ) , i inr d e s 3 . g com mand , J une

R . W . . Col . HARPER 2 D R ARKANSAS M OUNTED IFLES (dismounted) ,

. A . . Col . WILLIAMSON J C . S.

4TH A . G . . RKANSAS , Col H . B UNN ’ ’ 2 LO S S O JO S O S . TH A K . . S R ANSAS , Col . CHARLES J TURN BULL R I N G D IV I I N ; H N T N A R MY

l . . 3 l sT A K Co . C R ANSAS , T H M CRAY ! G en . . . . Ta j. W W LORING 2 l . 9TH N . Co . . ORTH CAROLINA , Lieut WILLIAM B C REASMAN

TH N D . 39 ORTH CAROLINA , Col . . COLEMAN n . Brig . G e LLOYD TILGHMAN ; R A . E . FIRST B RIGADE , Col . EYNOLDS ;

M n . A S a y 9 . G e . The brigade was ordered from hel byville , Tennessee , , Brig J OHN DAM S

2 . 6 S . G n . S . 1863 . y . e . I t was near Canton , M ississippi , May , and at Y azoo Cit ECOND B RIGADE , Brig W FEATHERSTON ' "

D n A . 10 . Ge . . M ississippi , J une , at both dates tem porarily in Wal ker s ivision , THIRD BRIGADE . B rig B UFORD

’ ’ ’ AD W - ECTOR S BRIG E . ALKER S WILSON S BRIGADE .

Gen . . D . E . . Gen . B rig . M CTOR B rig . W H . T . WALKER ;

Col . . C C . WILSON .

9TH E Col . . T XAS , . WILLIAM H Y OUNG 25TH G . . A . EORGIA , Lieut Col J . WILLIAMS . 1OTH . R E . TEXAS (dismounted cavalry) , Lieut . Col . C . ARP 29TH G Col EORGIA , . WILLIAM J . Y OUNG .

14TH Col . . . 30TH G Col . . TEXAS (dismounted cavalry) : J L CAM P , EORGIA , THOMAS W MANGHAM l sT G S A HA EORGIA BATTALION HARPSHOOTE RS , M aj . RTHUR S AFF 32D . A . A . TEXAS (dismounted cavalry) , Col J ULIUS NDREWS

4TH L TT L . . . MCE NE RY . A O OUISIANA BA ALION , ieut Col J LABAMA BATTALION SHARPSHOOTERS , M aj . T . . STONE . ROBERT M ARTIN . ' S . . M ISSISSIPPI BATTALION HARPSHOOTERS , Capt M . POUN D MARTIN S (GEORGIA) BATTERY , '

N A Li u . F A E MC ALLY S ( RKANSAS) B ATTERY (section) , e t . . MOORE . P . HOWELL .

S 5 9 The brigade was ordered from outh Carolina about M ay , The brigade was ordered from Shel byville , Tennessee , M ay , 1 863 Gen . . , by Beauregard I t was engaged at J ackson , M ississippi , 1863 . 1 7 nd I t was at M eridian , M ississippi , M ay ; a j oined the

1 4 . May , casualties not reported division about M ay 21 .

C . S. C . S. GREGG’ S BRIGADE ; ’ ’ ’ CAVA L RY D IV ISION ; JOH NSTON S A R M Y; WA L K E R S D IV ISION ; JOH NSTON S A R MY .

Gen . . R Brig . WILLIAM H JACKSON . . n B rig Ge . JOHN G EGG ; RS Col . ROB ERT FA RQ U HA ON ;

. Gen . G . B rig JOHN REGG ESCORT.

Capt . W . F . TAYLOR ; 3D . TENNESSEE (Vol unteers) , Col . C . H . WAL KER TE 7 TENNESSEE CAVALRY , R A AV K . . . M CG OC ; A Col W COM PANY , S . 1 OTH 3OTH Lieut . . W . NEED AND TENNESSEE , J

G n G . . FIRST B RIGADE , Brig . e . EORGE B COS BY l . . . E Lieut Co JAM S J . TURNER . Gen . . 4I ST R B rig . W WHITFIELD ; TENNESSEE , Col . OBERT FA RQ UHARSON . J

S E Col . S . Ross 50TH ECOND B RIGAD , LAWRENCE ; TENNESSEE , Lieut . Col . THOMAS W . B EAUMONT B rig . Gen . . W . WHITFIELD . l sT E A S . . COLMS . TENNESSE BATT LION , Maj . H J 7TE TEXAS , Col . H . B . GRANBURY . The division was ordered from the Department of Tennessee , M ISSOURI B ATTERY , Capt . H . M . BLEDSOE .

2 1 63 . about M ay 6 , 8 I ts headquarters were near Canton , M issis

4 V 1 3 23 . a sippi , J une , and at ernon , M ississippi , from J une to J u ne The brigade was at Port H udson , Louisian , at the beginning V When the army marched towards icksburg , the division covered V 29 1863 . It of the icksburg campaign , M arch , was ordered to the heads of its col um ns . n . Jackson , M ississippi , M ay 1 , by Ge . Pemberton Casualties in the R 1 2 73 engagement at aymond , M ississippi , M ay , killed , wounded FI RST BRIGADE . 251 190 14 R MacGavock , m issing , total 5 , Col . . W . and eight other

Gen. G . Ofﬁcers killed or m ortally wou nded ; and in the engagement at B rig. EORGE B . COSBY

14 . Jackson , M ississippi , M ay , not reported

ESCORT.

C . S. NATHANIEL M . M ARTIN ; GI ST’ S BRIGADE ;

’ ’ J UNIUS Y . WE BB . WA L KER S D IV ISION ; JOH NSTON S A R M Y . PINSON .

G . . Ge n . S . R . G . L . . M , B rig ist ieut Col JA ES ORDON

Col . P . B . STARKE ;

46TH G o . . 28TH EORGIA , C l . PEYTON H COLQ UITT M ISSISSIPPI ,

8TH G Z ...... EORGIA BATTALION , Capt . L WATTERS Maj JOSHUA T M CB EE

1 6TH S ol . . A OUTH CAROLINA , C . J AM ES M CCULLOUGH Col WIRT DAMS ;

Col . R . R L . Col . E ; ’ Lieut . OBERT C WOOD , J ieut LLISON CAPERS ADAMS (M ISSISSIPPI) 24TH S . ST . ; OUTH CAROLINA , R Capt EPHEN B CLEVELAND EGIM ENT , R . R Col . C . H . STEVENS . Lieut . Col . OBERT C WOOD , J

A . S . . . . OUTH CA ROLINA BATTERY , Capt T . B FERGUSON Col WI RT DAMS

. Col . . . T ' Lieut W L MAXWELL ; 5 BALLEN INE S ( M ISSIS The brigade was ordered from South Carolina about M ay , SI PPI) REGIMENT ' 1 63 G n 46th Ge r ia a nd . . . 8 , by e . Beauregard . A battalion of the M aj WILLIAM H FORD og ‘ ' A . 1 7TH . . . S the 24th South Carolina were engaged at J ackson , M ississippi , M ISSISSIPPI BATTALION , M aj C TEEDE

. 14 . : 1 5 60 1 18 1 93 A T . T M ay Casualties killed , wou nded , m issing , total , CLARK (M ISSOURI) R ILLERY , Capt HOUS ON KING f 1 4 h one o ﬁcer killed . A battal ion of the t M ississippi First Bri ( . ’ ’ D nd A A 28th gade , Loring s ivision) a the B rookhaven ( M ississi pi) rtillery dams and the M ississippi regiments were engaged in p . ’ : 2 22 . were then tem porarily attached and engaged . Casualties killed , action at Hill s plantation near B irdsong Ferry , M ississippi , J une

: 5 e 1 6 1 22 . 4 . wou nded , total 6 Casualties killed , wound d , m issing , total

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27th . 29th 33d 1 3 a a 2d 1 i e l s t 6 th 1 2 , ) ; C v lry ( ) ; Art ll ry ( , , th) 3 ; tota l 1 7 . Gen . . Brig. J W WHITFIELD ; G GREG TE : n an 1 94 a a 1 9 t e 4 — A A I f try , ; C v lry , ; Ar ill ry , 7 ; tota l 260 n0 t 14 C S I C SS nc u n e re men s of ne roes in o c ss f i l di g ight gi t g pr e o enlistment . ggig 6:i l VVWITIT’ F IELD

CO I. 3 D , L . J. S . . TEXAS ieut _ B OGGESS C O N ED E E F RAT C O MM AND S .

6 TE Col . S . R . TEXAS , LAWRENCE OSS

9TH . D . . . — TEXAS , Col W J ONES L B AM n a n 2 23d 27th 3oth 31 st 32d 35 37 h 4 A A A I f try ( oth , , , , , , th , t , oth , 4l st , ' l sT . Col . . . H . 42d 46th 54t h 55t h S one s a a on of S a s r TEXAS LEGION , Lieut H B ROOC S , , , . t B tt li h rp hoo te s) 1 5 ; Artillery (Com J ’ ’ ' an C 2d a a on W a e s a ' p y , B tt li ; dd ll B ttery ; S engstak s B att ery ; C ha rp entier s B RIDGES BATTALION , M aj . H . W . B RIDGES . Battery) 4 ; tota l 1 9 . A K NS S — n an 4t h 9th 1 h 1 9 R f y ( , , 5t , th , . 20th , 2 l s t , 25th 3 l st 12th B at —A A I tr , , — a ion S a s oo ers 9 a a l st Riﬂ eh D is mounted 2 Riﬂ R V AR L R t l h rp h t ) ; C v lry ( , d es D is ESER E TI LE Y. ' mo n e 1 st a a on —D smo n e i es a a — u t d , B tt li i u t d , Br dg B tt lion Sharp s hooters ) 4 ' ; e ea a e M c N all s a e 2 tot al Artill ry (App l B tt ry , y B tt ry) ; 15 . M aj . W . C . PRESTON . LO R D — an l st 4t n 3d h 3 . F I A I f try ( , , ) O G —n an 25 h 29t h 4 GE R f y ( t , , 3oth , 3 t h , 36th 39th 4oth 4l st 42 d 43d IA I tr , , , , , ,

G A . 46 th 47th 52d 56 57th l st a a on of a s oo ers B COLUM BUS ( EORGIA) RTILLERY , Capt E DWA RD C RAFT . , , , th , , B tt li Sh rp h t , 8th atta lion) 1 7 ' ; ’ a a Ne son s n e en en om an 1 t e ero ee a E D U RRI VE R C v lry ( l I d p d t C p y) ; Ar ill ry ( C h k B ttery . DU RRIVE S . . ( LOUISIANA) BATTERY , Capt DWARD , J ' Ma a m a n s e o b s e 3 o a 2 1 . ’ S rti B tt ry , C lu u B tt ry) ; t t l CUL PEPER S ( OUTH CAROLINA) BATTERY , ' K ENT CK Y - n an 2d 3d 4th 6th 7th 8 9th U I f try ( , , , , , th , ) 7 ; A rt illery ( C obb s Capt . JAM ES F . C ULPEPER . B attery) 1 ; total 8 . W ’ D (also for a time reported ith French s ivision) . O S I N — n an 3d 4th 12 1 3th l 6 th 1 f y ( , , h , , , 7 h , 19t h , 2o h 2 1 st 25th ’ L UI A A I tr t t t , , , WA TIE S 26th 2 t h 28t h s m e m es no a 29 WA TI E s S . . 7 o n s th 30th 3 1 st 4th a a o 14 ( OUTH CA ROLINA) BATTERY , Capt J OHN , , ( ti k w ) , , , B tt li n, th B at ' ’ al on of a s oo e s e as Zo ua e a a n 1 8 t i Sh rp h t r , Fl it v B tt lio ) ; C ava lry ( Ma rt in s I nd e ' ’ ’ ’ ’ en en om an 1 A e on s ce s e s a e s p d t C p y) ; rtill ry ( B d , Bru , Butl r , C p r , G rayson s , ’ ’ ’ ’ a nes amon s and obe t son s com an es of th e l st H ea H y , L , R r p i vy ; B arrow s , ' ' ’ Gra nd re s a t s and M cc o s com an es of h 8 p , H r r ry p i t e th H eavy B atta lion; Com ’ MM C M M ND . au es A B and C of o n e ou !e 5t h om an W a - U N I O N S U A RY O A S p l , P i t C p ; C p y , s hi ngt on Fenner s Battery ' ' ’ ' ' D urrive s a e Gomez s Ma s M orlot s an T B tt ry ; , rk , d h eard s co mpanies of th e 22d ' ' IL LI i s - n an sth 1 l th 1 3th 14t h 1 5th 1 7th 1 8th 2oth 26th 28th e men - Gomez s a nd Th eard s com an es se NO I f try ( , , , , , , , , , , R gi t p i rved as i nfantry during th e defens e) '

l 2 33d 37th 4oth 4 1 st 43d 4sth 46th 47th 48th 53d 54th 22 o a 41 . 2 9th , 30th , 3 st , 3 d , , , , , , , , , . , , ; t t l 56th 6 l st 63d 72d 76 th 77t h Sl st 87th 90th 93d 94th 95th 97th 99th 5 5th , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , M SSO RI— n an l st 2d 3d 4th 5 h - I U I f try ( , , , , th , 6t ) 6 ; C avalry ( l st D ismounted . 10 1 8t l 03d 106th l 08th 1 13 th 1 1 4th 1 16 th 1 18th l 20th 124 1 26 th 1 27th ’ ’ , , , , , , , , , th , , , 3d - smoun e 2 e 3d a e G u ibor s a e a ' di t d) ; Artill ry ( B tt ry , B tt ry , L ndis B attery , l 3oth l Sl st 55 a a Th iel emann s a a on K ane oun n e en en ' ' ’ ’ , ) ; C v lry ( B tt li , C ty, I d p d t Wa e s a e o e s a e e so e s a e a s a ' d B tt ry , L w B tt ry , Bl d B tt ry , C l rk B ttery) 7 ; to ta l 1 5. m an 2 3d 4th 5th 7th l oth l 1 t h 1 5th 1 0 t e o s e s a e C o p y , d , , , , , , , ) ; Ar ill ry (C g w ll B tt ry , M RYL N D— t e 3 a d e 1 . C himi o M ercan i e a e a e es A B D E F H and I l st and A A Ar ill ry ( B tt ry) g t l B tt ry , B tt ri , , , , , , Light — — a er s A E F G K and L 2d 1 5 total 79. M S S I S S IPPI nf an 3d 4t h 5 ta e oo s 6th 14 1 5th 2o B tt ie , , , , , Light) ; I I try ( , , th S t Tr p . th, , th , - — 22d 23d , 26th , 3 l st , 33d , 35th , 36th , 37th , 38t h 4oth 48d 46th 1 st a a on , , , , , B tt li ND N n an 8th; 1 1 th , 1 2 , 1 6th , 18th 23d 24th , 26th , 34th 46th I IA A I f try ( th , , , , — ’ ' a s oo e s 3d a a o n a e T roo s 7th a a on o n s a a on 47th 48t h 49th 53d 54t h 59th 60th 67t h 69th 83d 93d 97th 99th 100th 24 Sh rp h t r , B tt li St t p , B tt li , P u d B tt li , , , , , , , , , , , , , ) ; ’ ’ a s oo e s 23 Ca a r 1 st 4th 28th a ms e men a en n s Sh rp h t r ) ; v l y ( , , , Ad R gi t , B ll ti e R egi 4 2 rt e l st 6 th 2 o a 28 . C ava lry (l st , th) ; A ill ry ( , ) ; t t l men 1 7th a a on 6 e om a n es A C D E G a n I f h t , B tt li ) ; Artill ry ( C p i , , , , d o t e l st O W — n an 3d 4t h 5 6t h 8 9t h l oth 1 l th 1 2 1 3th 15t l 6t h ’ I A I f try ( , , th , . th , , , , th , , h, , om an es A B a nd C of th e 1 4 a a on H s n a Light ; C p i , , th Light B tt li ; ud o s B ttery, 17 19th 20th 2 l st 22d 23d 24th 25th 26th 28th 30th 3 l st 34th 35th 38th th , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1 1 4 Vaid en Battery) ; total 0. 4 a a 3d 4th 2 rt e l st 2d 2 tota l 32 . 0th) 28 ; C v lry ( , ) ; A ill ry ( , ) ; NO RTH C RO L N — n an 29 h h t 39t 60th 3 . — A I A I f try ( , , ) K AN SAS Infantry ( l st) 1 . — O TH RO L IN n a n l 6th 1 7 1 8th 22d 23d 24th 26th H o mbe ( , , . co — S U CA A I f try th , , , , l E T a n om an of onee s 7th 19th 22 4 ’ ’ ’ K N CK Y n n r n e e en d . U I f t y ( I d p d t C p y Pi r , , , ) e on 8 t e Cul e ei s at e e son s a e W aties a L gi ) ; Ar ill ry ( p p B t ry . F rgu B tt ry , B ttery, — ' M S CH SETTS n an 29th 35th 36th 3. Mc B eth s a e 4 to a 1 2 . AS A U I f try ( , , ) B tt ry) ; t l

- — ‘ — MI CHI G N— n an 2d 8 12 15 17th 2oth 27th 7 A e 7th ENN ES S EE v l nfantr 3d Vo un ee s li d o s ona m l oth 3oth A I f try ( , th , th , th , , , ) ; rtill ry ( , T y ( l t r , Pr vi i l Ar y , , ,

sth 2 o a 9 . 3l st 4l st 42d 43d 46th 48th 49th 50th 53d 55th 59th 60th 61 st 62d l st ) ; t t l , , , , , , , , , , , , , , a a l on 1 9 ; a a Co m an C l st om an A 7t h 2 e Com - B tt i ) C v lry ( p y , C p y , ) ; Artill ry ( M N ESO T n an 3d 4th 5th 3 e 1 st o a 4 . IN A I f try ( , , ) ; Artill ry ( ) t t l ' ’ ' an cs A B C and D l st ea o ns on s a e n s a T p i , , , H vy , J h t B tt ry , Ly c h B ttery, obin s M SSO RI — n an 3d 6 7 th 8th l oth 1 1 th 12th 17th 24th 26th ’ I U I f try ( , th , , , , , , , , , a e M ebane s a e 8 a 29 B tt ry , B tt ry) ; tot l . 27th 29th 3oth 3 l st 32d 35th n nee e men of th e W es 17 a a , , , , , , E gi r R gi t t) ; C v lry , — E! A S n an 2d 7t h 9th l st a a o n—S a s oo ers l st a a on 4 l 0th 3 e a e es A B C E F and M l st and T I f try ( , , , B tt li h rp h t , B tt li , ( th , 6th , ) ; Artill ry ( B tt ri , , , , , , Light , 2d a a o n 6 a a 3d 6t h 9t h l ot h—D smo n e 1 4 - D smo n e B tt li ) ; C v lry ( , , , i u t d , th i u t d , a e F 2d 7 o a 27 . B tt ry Light) ; t t l — ’ ' ' 32d D s mo n e W hitﬁ eld s e on e e an s a a on 8 A rt iller Wa ll s — i u t d , L gi , C l v l d B tt li ) ; y ( E W H MPSH RE n an 6th 9th 1 l th 3 . N A I I f try ( , , ) 1 a 1 — Battery) ; tot l 5 . N E VI. O R K n an 46th 51st 79th 3 t e Ba e L 2d Y I f try ( , , ) ; Ar ill ry ( tt ry , Light) V RG N - t e o e o a 1 " I I IA Ar ill ry ( B t t urt B ttery) . 1 ; total 1 — C O NF EDERA TE STATES A RMY I nfantry (l st B atta lion) 1 O HIO —n ant 16th 2oth 22d 30th 32d 37th 42 d 46th 47th 48th 53d I f ry ( , , , , , , , , , , . — ’ ' ’ M IS CE L L N EO S D a son s S na o s n s S na or s a o s t h 7th 58th 68th 70th 72d 76t h 78th 80t h 83d 95th 96th 1 14th A U vid ig l C rp , Ki g ig l C p , B rr t 54th , 56 , 5 , , , , . , , , , , , , na o s G a s a san R an erh total 5 . 2 a a 4th 1 t e 2d 3d 4th 5th 7th 8 l oth 1 1 th 15 Sig l C rp . City u rd , P rti g l 2oth) 6 : C v lry ( ) ; Ar ill ry ( . , , , , th , , , th , ’ - 16 th l 7t h os s 1 2 o a 39 . re a e : n an 134 a a 25 t e 63 m sce aneo s 5 o a 227 . , , Y t ) ; t t l Agg g t I f try , C v lry , Ar ill ry , i ll u , t t l Mon u m en t. L ou isia n a ﬁl on u ment. Ohio

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