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Cavalry.
1st Alabama, Major George L. Godfrey.
FIRST AND THIRD DIVISIONS.*
Brigadier General JOSEPH A. MOWER.
FIRST DIVISION.
First Brigade.+
Colonel WILLIAM L. McMILLEN.
114th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel John F. King.
93th Indiana, Colonel De Witt C. Thomas.
72nd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Eaton.
95th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Jefferson Brumback.
1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery E, Captain John A. Fitch.
2nd Illinois Light Artillery, Battery B, Captain Feltcher H. Chapman.
Second Brigade.
Colonel LUCIUS F. HUBBARD.
47th Illinois, Colonel John D. McClure.
5th Minnesota, Major John C. Becht.
11th Missouri,++ Lieutenant Colonel William L. BArnum.
8th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel John W. Jefferson.
2nd Iowa Battery,$ Leiut. Joseph R. Reed.
Third Brigade.
Colonel SYLVESTER G. HILL.
8th Iowa,++ Colonel James L. Geddes.
12th Iowa,++ Lieutenant Colonel John H. Stibbs. 35th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Keeler.
33rd Missouri, Major George W. Van Beek.
6th Indiana Battery,$ Lieutenant Louis Kern.
THIRD DIVISION.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM F. LYNCH.
58th Illinois, Major Thomas Newlan.
119th Illinois, Colonel Thomas J. Kinney.
89th Indiana, Colonel Charles D. Murray.
21sat Missouri,\\ Lieutenant Colonel Edwin Moore.
9th Indiana Battery, Captain George R. Brown.
Second Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM T. SHAW.
14th Iowa, Captain Warren C. Jones.
27th Iowa, Colonel James L. Gilbert.
32nd Iowa, Colonel John Scott.
24th Missouri, Major Robert W. Fyan.
3rd Indiana Battery, Captain James M. Cockerfair.
Third Brigade.
Colonel RISDON M. MOORE.
49th Illinois, Captain Jacob E. Gauen.
117th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Merriam.
52nd Indiana,\\ Colonel Edward H. Wolfe.
178th New York, Colonel Edward Wehler.
14th Indian Battery,+ Lieutenant Francis W. Morse.
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*Serving (with exceptions noted) in the Red River campaign under Brigadier General Andrew J. Smith. See Vol. XXXIV.
+Detached at Memphis, Tenn.
++On veteran furlough.
$Detachment at Vicksburg, Miss.
\\Detached at Columbus, Ky.
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