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MARTIN'S DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM T. MARTIN.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN T. MORGAN.
1st Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel D. T. Blakey.
3rd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel T. H. Mauldin.
4th Alabama [Russell's], Lieutenant Colonel J. M. Hambrick.
Malone's (Alabama) Regiment, Colonel James C. Malone, jr.
51st Alabama, Captain M. L. Kirkpatrick.
Second Brigade.
Colonel J. J. MORRISON.
1st Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel S. W. Davitte.
2nd Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel F. M. Ison.
3rd Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel R. Thompson.
4th Georgia, Colonel Isaac W. Avery.
6th Georgia, Colonel John R. Hart.
ARMSTRONG'S DIVISION.
Brigadier General FRANK C. ARMSTRONG.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM Y. C. HUMES.
4th Tennessee [Baxter Smith's], Lieutenant Colonel Paul F. Anderson.
5th Tennessee, Colonel George W. McKenzie.
8th Tennessee [Dibrell's], --- ---.
9th Tennessee, Colonel Jacob B. Biffle.
10th Tennessee, Colonel Nicholas N. Cox.
Second Brigade.
Colonel C. H. TYLER.
Clay's (Kentucky) Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Ezekiel F. Clay.
Edmundson's (Virginia) Battalion, Major S. P. McConnell.
Jessee's (Kentucky) Battalion, Major A. L. McAfee.
Johnson's (Kentucky) Battalion, Major O. S. Tenney.
KELLY'S DIVISION.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM B. WADE.
1st Confederate, Captain C. H. Conner.
3rd Confederate, Colonel W. N. Estes.
8th Confederate, Lieutenant Colonel John S. Prather.
10th Confederate, Colonel Charles T. Goode.
Second Brigade.
Colonel J. WARREN GRIGSBY.
2nd Kentucky, Colonel Thomas G. Woodward.
3rd Kentucky, Colonel J. R. Butler.
9th Kentucky, Colonel W. C. P. Breckinridge.
Allison's (Tennessee) Squadron, Captain R. D. Allison.
Hamilton's (Tennessee) Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel O. P. Hamilton.
Rucker's Legion, Colonel E. W. Rucker.
ARTILLERY.
Tennessee Battery, Captain A. L. Huggins.
Tennessee Battery, Captain Gustave A. Huwald.
Tennessee Battery, Captain B. F. White, jr.
Arkansas Battery, Captain J. H. Wiggins.
RESERVE ARTILLERY.*
Major FELIX H. ROBERTSON.
Missouri Battery, Captain Overton W. Barret.
Georgia Battery (Havis'), Lieutenant James R. Duncan.
Alabama Battery (Lumsden's), Lieutenant Harvey H. Cribbs.
Georgia Battery, Captain Thomas L. Massenburg.
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*Sengstak's (Alabama) battery, assigned November 19, not accounted for.
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