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CAVALRY FORCES.
Colonel EDMUND J. DAVIS.
87th Illinois Infantry (mounted), Lieutenant Colonel John M. Crebs.
1st Louisiana, Lieutenant Colonel Algernon S. Badger.
2nd New york Veteran, Lieutenant Colonel Asa L. Gurney.
1st texas, Major Alfred F. Holt.
Massachusetts Light Artillery, 2nd Battery (B), Lieutenant William Marland.
UNATTACHED INFANTRY.
1st Kansas Mounted (battalion).
RESERVE ARTILLERY.
Captain BENJAMIN NIELDS.
1st Indiana Heavy, Company A, Captain Abram W. Simmons.
1st Indiana Heavy, Company G, Captain Benjamin S. Harrower.
Indiana Light, 1st Battery, Captain Lawrence Jacoby.
Massachusetts Light, 15th Battery, Captain Timothy Pearson.
New York Light, 21st Battery, Captain James Barnes.
CAVALRY DIVISION.
Colonel OLIVER P. GOODING.
First Brigade.
Major BACON MONTGOMERY.
118th Illinois Mounted Infantry,* Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Logan.
6th Missouri (seven companies), Captain Frederick A. Millert.
14th New york (six companies), Captain Julius P. Merklein.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOHN G. FONDA.
11th New York, Major S. Pierre Remington.
4th Wisconsin, Major Nelson F. Craigue.
Third Brigade.
Colonel HASBROUCK DAVIS.
2nd Illinois, Colonel Daniel B. Brush,jr.
12th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton B. Dox.
Artillery.
Wisconsin Light, 1st Battery, Lieutenant Daniel Webster.
MORGANZA, LA.+
Brigadier General GEORGE F. McGINNIS.++
U. S. COLORED TROOPS.
Brigadier General DANIEL ULLMANN.
First Brigade.
Colonel HENRY NH. FRISBIE.
73rd U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Merriam.
75th U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel Henry W. Fuller.
84th U. S. Colored Troops, Major Emil Boedicker.
92th U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel John C. Chadwick.
Second Brigade.
Colonel ALONZO J. EDGERTON.
65th U. S. Colored Troops, Captain Jonathan G. Bigelow.
67th U. S. Colored Troops, Major Henry E. Losey.
99th U. S. Colored Troops, Major Samuel Pollock.
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*Detached from brigade.
+Comprising Second and Third Brigades, Third Division, the Cavalry Forces, and the Reserve Artillery of the Nineteenth Army Corps (see pp. 361, 362), and the U. S. Colored Troops under Ullmann.
++Brigadier General Michael. K. Lawler on leave of absence.
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