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Maney's Brigade.
Brigadier General GEORGE MANEY.
1st Tennessee
27th Tennessee Colonel Hume R. Feild.
4th Tennessee (Provisional Army):
Colonel James A. McMurry.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert N. Lewis.
Major Oliver A. Bradshaw.
Captain Joseph Bostick.
6th Tennessee
9th Tennessee Colonel George C. Porter.
24th Tennessee Battalion Sharpshooters,
Major Frank Maney.
Wright's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
8th Tennessee, Colonel John H. Anderson.
16th Tennessee, Colonel D. M. Donnell.
28th Tennessee, Colonel Sidney S. Stanton.
38th Tennessee, and Major Thomas B. Murray's (Tennessee) Battalion, Colonel John C. Carter.
51st Tennessee
52nd Tennessee Lieutenant Colonel John G. Hall.
Strahl's Brigade.
Brigadier General OTHO F. STRAHL.
4th Tennessee
5th Tennessee
Colonel Jonathan J. Lamb.19th Tennessee, Colonel Francis M. Walker.
24th Tennessee, Colonel John A. Wilson.
31st Tennessee, Colonel Egbert E. Tansil.
33rd Tennessee, Colonel Warner P. Jones.
Artillery.
Major MELANCTHON SMITH.
Carnes' (Tennessee) Battery, Captain William W. Carnes.
Scogin's (Georgia) Battery, Captain John Scogin.
Scott's (Tennessee) Battery:
Lieutenant John H. Marsh.
Lieutenant A. T. Watson.
Captain William L. Scott.
Smith's (Mississippi) Battery, Lieutenant William B. Turner.
Stanford's (Mississippi) Battery, Captain Thomas J. Stanford.
HILL'S CORPTS.
Lieutenant General DANIEL H. HILL.
CLEBURNE'S DIVISION.
Major General PATRICK R. CLEBURNE.
Escort.
Sanders' Company Tennessee Cavalry, Captain C. F. Sanders.
Wood's Brigade.
Brigadier General S. A. M. WOOD.
16th Alabama:
Major John H. McGaughy.
Captain Frederick A. Ashford.
33rd Alabama, Colonel Samuel Adams.
45th Alabama, Colonel E. B. Breedlove.
18th Alabama Battalion:
Major John H. Gibson.
Colonel Samuel Adams.*
32nd Mississippi
45th Mississippi Colonel M. P. Lowrey.
15th Mississippi Battalion Sharpshooters:
Major A. T. Hawkins.
Captain Daniel Coleman.
Polk's Brigade.
Brigadier General LUCIUS E. POLK.
1st Arkansas, Colonel John W. Colquitt.
3rd Confederate
5th Confederate Colonel J. A. Smith.
2nd Tennessee, Colonel William D. Robison.
35th Tennessee, Colonel Benjamin J. Hill.
48th Tennessee, Colonel George H. Nixon.
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*33rd Alabama.
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