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WALKER'S DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM H. T. WALKER.
Jackson's Brigade.*
Brigadier General JOHN K. JACKSON.
1st Georgia (Confederate), Colonel George A. Smith.
5th Georgia, Colonel Charles P. Daniel.
47th Georgia, Colonel A. C. Edwards.
65th Georgia, Captain William G. Foster.
5th Mississippi, Colonel John Weir.
8th Mississippi, Colonel John C. Wilkinson.
2nd Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters, Major Richard H. Whiteley.
Gist's Brigade.
Brigadier General STATES R. GIST.
8th Georgia Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Z. L. Watters.
46th Georgia, Major S. J. C. Dunlop.
16th South Carolina, Colonel James McCullough.
24th South Carolina, Colonel Ellison Capers.
Stevens' Brigade.+
Brigadier General CLEMENT H. STEVENS.
25th Georgia, Colonel W. J. Winn.
29th Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel W. D. Mitchell.
30th Georgia, Major Henry Hendrick.
66th Georgia, Colonel J. Cooper Nisbet.
1st Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters, Major Arthur Shaaff.
26th Georgia Battalion, Major J. W. Nisbet.
BATE'S DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM B. BATE.
Lewis' Brigade.++
2nd Kentucky, Colonel James W. Moss.
4th Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas W. Thompson.
5th Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel Hiram Hawkins.
6th Kentucky, Major George W. Maxson.
9th Kentucky, Colonel John W. Caldwell.
Bate's [Tyler's] Brigade.++
37th Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph T. Smith.
10th Tennessee, Major John O'Neill.
15th and 37th Tennessee, Major J. M. Wall.
20th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel W. M. Shy.
30th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel James J. Turner.
4th Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters, Captain W. M. Carter.
Finley's Brigade.++
1st Florida Cavalry (dismounted) and 3rd Florida, Major Glover A. Ball.
1st and 4th Florida, Lieutenant Colonel Edward Badger.
6th Florida, Colonel Angus D. McLean.
7th Florida, Lieutenant Colonel Tillman Ingram.
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*Formerly of Cheatham's division; transfer reported on return for February 20.
+Formerly Wilson's brigade.
++Formerly of Breckinridge's division; reported on return for February 20 as transferred from Hood's corps. Actual brigade commander not indicated on original return.
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