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Organization of the Army of Tennessee, commanded by General Joseph E. Johnston, January 20, 1864.
HARDEE'S CORPS.
Major General BENJAMIN F. CHEATHAM.
CHEATHAM'S DIVISION.
Brigadier General MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
Jackson's Brigade.
1st Confederate (Georgia), Major James C. Gordon.
5th Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel John F. Iverson.
47th Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel A. C. Edwards.
65th Georgia, Captain William G. Foster.
2nd Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters, Major Richard H. Whiteley.
5th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel John B. Herring.
8th Mississippi, Major John F. Smith.
Walthall's Brigade.
24th Mississippi,
27th Mississippi,
Lieutenant Colonel A. J. Jones.29th Mississippi,
30th Mississippi,
34th Mississippi,
Lieutenant Colonel James M. Johnson.Moore's Brigade.
37th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander A. Greene.
40th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel T. O. Stone.
42nd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas C. Lanier.
Wright's Brigade.
8th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Chris. C. McKinney.
16th Tennessee, Captain Benjamin Randals.
28th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel David C. Crook.
51st Tennessee,
52nd Tennessee,
Lieutenant Colonel John G. Hall.Artillery.
Major LLEWELLYN HOXTON.
Alabama Battery, Captain William H. Fowler.
Florida Battery, Captain Robert P. McCants.
Mississippi Battery, Captain William B. Turner.
STEVENSON'S DIVISION.*
Major General CARTER L. STEVENSON.
Brown's Brigade.
3rd Tennessee, Colonel Caldvin H. Walker.
18th and 26th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William R. Butler.
32nd Tennessee, Colonel Edmund C. Cook.
45th Regiment and 23rd Tennessee Battalion, Colonel Anderson Searcy.
Reynolds' Brigade.
58th North Carolina,
60th North Carolina,
Captain Samuel M. Silver.54th Virginia, Captain William G. Anderson.
63rd Virginia, Major James M. French.
Cumming's Brigade.
34th Georgia, Captain W. A. Walker.
36th Georgia, Major Charles E. Broyles.
39th Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel J. F. B. Jackson.
56th Georgia, Colonel E. P. Watkins.
Pettus' Brigade.
23rd Alabama, Captain A. C. Roberds.
30th Alabama, Major John C. Francis.
31st Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel T. M. Arrington.
46th Alabama, Captain James R. Cross.
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*Two brigadier-generals reported present for duty.
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