All the baggage was left behind in the breastwork, with a sufficient guard.

The army numbered about three thousand men; two thousand were regulars, and there were a thousand mounted volunteers from Kentucky under General Scott.
March of the Army.
The army marched down the left or north branch of the Maumee.

A small force of mounted volunteers--Kentucky militia--were in front.

On the right flank the squadron of dragoons, the regular cavalry, marched next to the river.

The infantry, armed with musket and bayonet, were formed in two long lines, the second some little distance behind the first; the left of the first line being continued by the companies of regular riflemen and light troops.