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Strahl's Brigade.*
Brigadier General OTHO F. STRAHL.
4th and 5th Tennessee, Colonel Jonathan J. Lamb.
19th Tennessee, Colonel Francis M. Walker.
24th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel E. Shannon.
31st and 33rd Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel F. E. P. Stafford.
Wright's Brigade.
Colonel JOHN C. CARTER.
8th Tennessee, Colonel John H. Anderson.
16th Tennessee, Captain Benjamin Randals.
28th Tennessee, Colonel Sidney S. Stanton.
38th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew D. Gwynne.
51st and 52nd Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel John G. Hall.
Vaughan's Brigade.+
Brigadier General ALFRED J. VAUGHAN, Jr.
11th Tennessee, Colonel George W. Gordon.
12th and 47th Tennessee, Colonel William M. Watkins.
29th Tennessee, Colonel Horace Rice.
13th and 154th Tennessee, Colonel Michael Magevney, jr.
CLUBURNE'S DIVISION.
Major General PATRICK R. CLEBURNE.
Polk's Brigade.
Brigadier General LUCIUS E. POLK.
1st and 15th Arkansas, Lieutenant Colonel W. H. Martin.
5th Confederate, Captain W. A. Brown.
2nd Tennessee, Colonel William D. Robinson.
35th Tennessee,++ Colonel Benjamin J. Hill.
48th Tennessee (Nixon's regiment), Captain Henry G. Evans.
Govan's Brigade.
Brigadier General DANIEL C. GOVAN.
2nd and 24th Arkansas, Colonel E. Warfield.
5th and 13th Arkansas, Colonel John E. Murray.
6th and 7th Arkansas, Colonel Samuel G. Smith.
8th and 19th Arkansas, Colonel George F. Baucum.
3rd Confederate, Captain M. H. Dixon.
Lowrey's Brigade.
Brigadier General MARK P. LOWREY.
16th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Frederick A. Ashford.
33rd Alabama, Colonel Samuel Adams.
45th Alabama, Colonel H. D. Lampley.
32nd Mississippi, Colonel W. H. H. Tison.
45th Mississippi, Colonel A. B. Hardcastle.
Granbury's Brigade.//
Brigadier General HIRAM B. GRANBURY.
6th Texas Infantry and 15th Texas Cavalry (dismounted), Captain Rhoads Fisher.
7th Texas, Captain J. H. Collett.
10th Texas, Colonel Roger Q. Mills.
17th and 18th Texas (dismounted cavalry), Captain George D. Manion.
24th and 25th Texas (dismounted cavalry), Colonel F. C. Wilkes.
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*Formerly of Stewart's division; transfer reported on return for February 20.
+Formerly of Hindman's division; transfer reported on return for February 20.
++Detach and ordered to report to Colonel Hill, provost-marshal-general.
//Formerly Smith's.
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