ADAMS' DIVISION.

Brigadier General WIRT ADAMS.

Mabry's Brigade.

Colonel HINCHIE P. MABRY.

11th Arkansas,

17th Arkansas,
Major Benjamin P. Jett.

2nd Mississippi, Captain William A. Rogers.

4th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel Cornelius McLaurin.

Wood's (Mississippi) Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Lewers.

Roberts' (Mississippi) Battalion, Major Calvit Roberts.

Scott's Brigade.

Colonel John S. SCOTT.

1st Louisiana, --- ---.

9th Louisiana Battalion, Captain William Turner.

Powers' (Louisiana and Mississippi) Regiment, Colonel Frank P. Powers.

14th Confederate, Company H, Captain Louis S. Greenlee.

38th Mississippi, Company D, Captain James H. Jones.

Miles' Legion (detachment), Major James T. Coleman.

14th Confederate, Company D, Captain Joseph Gonzales.

Artillery Adams' DIVISION.

Owens' (Arkansas) battery, Captain James A. Owens.

FULLER'S ARTILLERY BRIGADE. *

Colonel CHARLES A. FULLER.

Alabama State Artillery, Company C, Captain John B. Todd.

Alabama State Artillery, Company d, Captain William H. Homer.

1st Louisiana Artillery (seven companies), Major Henry A. Clinch.

1st MISSISSIPPI Light Artillery, Companies B, C, D, I, and K, Captain George F. Abbay.

3rd Missouri Battery, Lieutenant Thomas B. Catron.

MERIDIAN, MISS.

Lieutenant Colonel George W. Law.

SELMA, ALA.

Colonel Thomas H. Rosser.

DEMOPOLIS, ALA.

Lieutenant Colonel John T. Plattsmier.

HDQRS. DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VA. AND EAST TENN.,
Glade Spring, June 1, 1864.

Brigadier General J. L. KEMPER,

Commanding Reserves, Richmond, Va.:

This department is threatened with invasion. The regular troops have all been withdrawn, and I will be dependent for its defense almost entirely upon the reserves. The organization of this force should be immediate, if anything is to be accomplished with it. I think it would be best to organize it in regiments and subject to my orders.

G. B. CRITTENDEN,

Colonel, Commanding Department.

*Mobile, Ala.