[ The numbering method is the one developed by Dennis Snow, that is,
	The top row is numbered 101, 102, 103, ..., 113, the second row is 
	201, 202, ..., 212, and so on.  If a space is not covered here it 
	is clear terrain.  ]

BATTLE OF PERRYVILLE, KENTUCKY - October 8, 1862

SETUP

The Chaplin River/Doctor's Creek runs through 301, 401, 402, 303, 203, 304,
404, 405, 406(Bridge), 507, 607, 708, 808, 909.  On hex 203 the river should
also trail into hex 103; you'll need to improvise.  There is also a small
section of the Chaplin River in hex 107.

103 CINF
104 CINF, CGEN (Polk)
105 CINF
108 CINF
109 Town of Perryville
110 Town of Perryville
202 CART
203 CINF
204 Cornfield, CINF
205 Hill, CINF
206 Hill, CINF
207 Hill, CART
209 CINF, CGEN (Hardee)
210 CART
211 CINF
311 Hill
312 Hill
313 Hill
401 CCAV
409 Cornfield
504 Woods
505 Woods
506 Cornfield
508 Woods, UINF
601 Hill
602 Woods
605 UINF
608 Hill, UINF
609 Hill, UART
701 Hill
702 Hill
703 Hill
704 Hill, UINF, UGEN (McCook)
705 Hill, UART
706 Hill, UCAV
708 UINF
709 UINF
710 Hill
803 UINF
805 Cornfield
809 UINF
810 Hill, UINF, UGEN (Gilbert)
811 Woods
903 UINF
905 Woods, UART
906 Woods
911 Hill

STAFFING NOTES

Union Player: Don Carlos Buell, 3 command cards
Confederate Player: Braxton Bragg, 4 command cards (move first)

Special Rules: Each space of Perryville is worth (1) flag to the Union if
occupied by them.

The Perryville scenario does not count in U.S. Corps commander Crittenden's
forces, who didn't move in the battle until it was nearly over, nor C.S.A.
Cavalry commander Wheeler's forces, who kept Crittenden in check.  I'll leave
it to you to search for an overview of the battle.