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CAVALRY DIVISION.
Colonel GEORGE E. WARING, JR.*
First Brigade.
Colonel JOSEPH KARGE.
7th Indiana, Colonel John P. C. Shanks.
4th Missouri, Major Gustav Heinrichs.
2nd New Jersey, Major P. Jones Yorke.
19th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph C. Hess.
6th Tennessee, Colonel Fielding Hurst.
Second Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD F. WINSLOW.
4th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel John H. Peters.
Provisional Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel William P. Hepburn.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
Major General CADWALADER C. WAHSBURN.
DISTRICT OF MEMPHIS.
Brigadier General RALPH P. BUCKLAND.
First Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD BOUTON.
59th U. S. Colored Troops, Major Robert Cowden.
61st U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel Frank A. Kendrick.
2nd U. S. Colored Light Artillery, Battery D, Captain Carl A. Lamberg.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE B. HOGE.
108th Illinois, Major William R. Lackland.
113th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel George R. Clarke.
120th Illinois, Colonel George W. McKeaig.
Fort Pickering.
Colonel IGNATZ G. KAPPNER.
55th U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel James M. Irvin.
1sr Illinois Light Artillery, Company G, Captain Raphael G. Rombauer.
3rd U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel James P. Harper.
6th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Colonel William D. Turner.
Memphis.
7th Wisconsin Battery, Captain Henry S. Lee.
63rd U. S. Colored Troops (two companies), Captain Henry S. Hay.
DISTRICT OF CAIRO.
Brigadier General HENRY PRINCE.
Cairo, Ill.
Colonel JOHN I. RINAKER.
122nd Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel James F. Drish.
Island Numbers 10.
Captain ROBERT M. EKINGS.
34th New Jersey, Company B, Captain Jesse W. Cogswell.
34th New Jersey, Company C, Lieutenant Augustus W. Grobler.
Columbus, Ky.
Colonel WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE.
10th Minnesota, Lieutenant Samuel P. Jennison.
34th New Jersey (eight companies), Lieutenant Colonel Timothy C. Moore.
2nd Illinois Light Artillery, Battery G, Captain John W. Lowell.
Paducah, Ky.
Colonel STEPHEN G. HICKS.
1st Kentucky Heavy Artillery, A. D., Companies A, B, C, and D, Lieutenant Richard D. Cunningham.
7th Minnesota, Colonel William R. Marshall.
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*Commanding division during temporary absence of General Benjamin H. Grierson.
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