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CENTRAL DISTRICT OF MISSOURI.
Brigadier General BEN. LOAN (Missouri Militia).
Butler, Mo.
2nd Missouri State Militia Cavalry Battalion, Major Frank J. White.
Calhoun, Mo.
6th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Companies B and D, Captain William Plumb.
Gasconade, Mo.
23rd Missouri, Company A, Lieutenant Ephraim L. Webb.
Harrisonville, Mo.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (four companies), Lieu. Colonel Philip A. Thompson.
Independence, Mo.
Colonel WILLIAM E. PENICK.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (three companies), Major Thomas B. Biggers.
Missouri State Militia Artillery (one battery).
Jefferson City, Mo.
Lieutenant Colonel H. L. BRUNS.
4th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Company I, Captain Hannibal B. Davis.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Company E.*
1st Missouri State Militia Battery, Captain Albert Wachsman.
Kansas City, Mo.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (one company), Major William Drumhiller.
Lexington, Mo.
1st Missouri State Militia Cavalry (six companies), Colonel James McFerran.
Osage City, Mo.
23rd Missouri, Company D, Captain John W. Moore.
Pleasant Hill, Mo.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (one company), Captain John Pinger.
Saint Aubrey's, Mo.
23rd Missouri, Company I, Captain Marion Cave.
Sedalia, Mo.
Lieutenant Colonel ALEXANDER M. WOOLFOLK.
1st Missouri State Militia Cavalry (four companies), Lieutenant Colonel Alexander M. Woolfolk.
3rd Indiana Battery.*
Warrensburg, Mo.
6th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (six companies), Colonel Edwin C. Catherwood.
DISTRICT OF COLORADO.+
Colonel JOHN M. CHIVINGTON.
Fort Lyon, Colo.
Lieutenant Colonel THEODORE H. DODD.
2nd Colorado Cavalry (six companies), Lieutenant Colonel Theodore H. Dodd.
1st Colorado Battery, Captain William D. McLain.
9th Wisconsin Battery, Captain Cyrus H. Johnson.
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* Actual commanders at this date not of record.
+ The garrisons of camp on Arkansas River, Camp Collins, and Colorado City are not indicated on original return. A return for December 20 reports Lieutenant Colonel S. S. Curtis commanding at Denver City; Major E. W. Wynkoop commanding at Colorado City, and Captain J. S. Maynard at Camp Collins.
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