Numbers 63.- Brigadier General Edward C. Pike, Enrolled Missouri Militia, commanding Military District.
Numbers 64.- Major General Samuel R. Curtis, U. S. Army, commanding Department of Kansas.
Numbers 65.- Major Chapman S. Charlot, U. S. Army, Assistant Adjutant-General.
Numbers 66.- Major Samuel S. Curtis, Second Colorado Cavalry, Aide-de-camp.
Numbers 67.- Major Thomas I. McKenny, U. S. Army, Inspector-General.
Numbers 68.- Major Robert H. Hunt, Fifteenth Kansas Cavalry, Chief of Artillery.
Numbers 69.- Lieutenant George T. Robinson, Eleventh Kansas Cavalry, Chief Engineer.
Numbers 70.- Major Samuel B. Davis, U. S. Army, Medical Director.
Numbers 71.- Major Theodore J. Weed, U. S. Army, Aide-de-Camp and Chief Commissary of Musters.
Numbers 72.- Colonel William F. Cloud, Second Kansas Cavalry, Acting Aide-de-Camp.
Numbers 73.- Major Henry Hopkins, Second Kansas Cavalry.
Numbers 74.- Captain Merritt H. Insley, U. S. Army, Assistant Quartermaster.
Numbers 75.- Captain Edwin I. Meeker, U. S. Army, Chief Signal Officer.
Numbers 76.- Lieutenant Josiah M. Hubbard, Eleventh Kansas Cavalry, Acting Signal Officer.
Numbers 77.- Lieutenant Cyrus M. Roberts, Seventy-eight Ohio Infantry, Acting Aide-de-Camp.
Numbers 78.- Honorable James H. Lane, Volunteer Aide-de-Camp.
Numbers 79.- Honorable Samuel C. Pomeroy, Volunteer Aide-de-Camp.
Numbers 80.- Major General James G. Blunt, U. S. Army, commanding First Division, Army of the Border.
Numbers 81.- Colonel Charles R. Jennison, Fifteenth Kansas Cavalry, commanding First Brigade.
Numbers 82.- Colonel Thomas Moonlight, Eleventh Kansas Cavalry, commanding Second Brigade.
Numbers 83.- Colonel Charles W. Blair, Fourteenth Kansas Cavalry, commanding Third Brigade.
Numbers 84.- Colonel James H. Ford, Second Colorado Cavalry, commanding Fourth Brigade.
Numbers 85.- Major J. Nelson Smith, Second Colorado Cavalry.
Numbers 86.- Major General George W. Deitzler, Kansas State Militia.
Numbers 87.- Brigadier General W. H. Fishback, commanding Fifth Brigade District, Kansas State Militia.
Numbers 88.- Major General Sterling Price, C. S. Army.
Numbers 89.- Organization of Price's army.
Numbers 90.- Itinerary of Price's army, kept by Lieutenant Colonel Lauchlan A. Maclean, Assistant Adjutant-General.
Numbers 91.- Lieutenant Colonel John P. Bull, C. S. Army, Provost-Marshal.
Numbers 92.- Brigadier General Joseph O. Shelby, C. S. Army, commanding division.
Numbers 93.- Brigadier General M. Jeff. Thompson, C. S. Army, commanding Shelby's brigade.
Numbers 94.- Colonel Sidney D. Jackman, Jackman's Missouri Cavalry, commanding brigade.
Numbers 95.- Brigadier General John B. Clark, jr., C. S. Army, commanding Marmaduke's division.
Numbers 96.- Colonel Colton Greene, Third Missouri Cavalry, commanding Marmaduke's brigade.
Numbers 97.- Captain Benjamin S. Johnson, Third Missouri Cavalry.
Numbers 98.- Colonel John Q. Burbridge, Fourth Missouri Cavalry.
Numbers 99.- Lieutenant Colonel J. F. Davies, Davies' Missouri Battalion, commanding Seventh Missouri Cavalry and Davies' Battalion.
Numbers 100.- Colonel Robert R. Lawther, Tenth Missouri Cavalry.
Numbers 101.- Casualties in Freeman's brigade.
Numbers 102.- Colonel Charles H. Tyler, C. S. Army, commanding unarmed brigade.
Numbers 103.- Record of the Price Court of Inquiry.
