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ANDERSON'S CORPS.
JOHNSON'S DIVISION.
Major General BUSHROD R. JOHNSON.
Gracie's Brigade.
Colonel YOUNG M. MOODY.
41st Alabama, Colonel Martin L. Stansel.
43rd Alabama, Major William J. Mims.
59th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Huguley.
60th Alabama, Colonel John W. A. Sanford.
23rd Alabama Battalion Sharpshooters, Captain Robert H. Molton.
Wallace's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM H. WALLACE.
17th South Carolina, Colonel Fitz William McMaster.
18th South Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel W. b. Allison.
22nd South Carolina, Colonel William G. Burt.
23rd South Carolina, Captain John C. Evans.
26th South Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel Joshua H. Hudson.
Holcombe Legion, Captain a. B. Woodruff.
Ransom's Brigade.
Colonel HENRY M. RUTLEDGE.
24th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel John L. Harris.
25th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel Matthew N. Love.
35th North Carolina, Colonel James T. Johnson.
49th North Carolina, Colonel Lee M. McAfee.
56th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel G. Gratiott Luke.
Wise's Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY A. WISE.
26th Virginia, Captain William K. Perrin.
34th Virginia, Colonel John T. Goode.
46th Virginia, Captain John H. White.
59th Virginia, Major Robert G. Mosby.
CAVALRY CORPS.+
LEE'S DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM H. F. LEE.
Barringer's Brigade.
Brigadier General RUFUS BARRINGER.
1st North Carolina, Colonel William H. Cheek.
2nd North Carolina, Colonel William P. Roberts.
3rd North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel Roger Moore.
5th North Carolina, Colonel James H. McNeill.
Beale's Brigade.
Brigadier General RICHARD L. T. BEALE.
9th Virginia, Colonel Thomas Waller.
10th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Robert A. Caskie.
13th Virginia, Colonel Jefferson C. Phillips.
Dearing's Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES DEARING.
8th Georgia, Colonel Joel R. Griffin.
4th North Carolina, Colonel Dennis D. Ferebee.
16th North Carolina Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel John Boyd Edelin.
ARTILLERY.++
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*Formerly Elliott's.
+Butler's division ordered to South Carolina January 19. No inspection report of Fitzhugh Lee's division on file. For organization as shown by monthly return, see p. 1175.
++No inspection report of the artillery on file. For its organization as shown by monthly return, see p. 1176.
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