Sixth Brigade - Second Division - Army
of the Ohio
Colonel William H. Gibson
This brigade arrived upon the field about noon and joined its division at Woolf Field, and was at once ordered into line on Kirk's left, where it became engaged at once. The Thirty-second Indiana was detached and is mentioned in the reports as having made a bayonet charge in front of Kirk's brigade near the Pond. It followed the retiring Confederates until ordered to return. It failed to find its division and bivouacked by itself Monday night. The other regiments of the brigade bivouacked near the camp of the Fourth Illinois Cavalry.
32nd Indiana - Colonel August Willich
39th Indiana - Colonel Thomas J. Harrison