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BATE'S DIVISION.
Tyler's Brigade.*
Brigadier General THOMAS B. SMITH.
37th Georgia, Captain James A. Sanders.
4th Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters, Major Theodore D. Caswell.
2nd, 10th, 20th, and 37th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William M. Shy.
Finley's Brigade.
Major JACOB A. LASH.
1st and 3rd Florida, Captain Matthew H. Strain.
6th Florida, Captain Angus McMillan.
7th Florida, Captain Robert B. Smith.
1st Florida Cavalry+ and 4th Florida Infantry, Captain George R. Langford.
Jackson's Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY R. JACKSON.
1st Georgia Confederate and 66th Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel James C. Gordon.
25th Georgia, Captain Joseph E. Fulton.
29th and 30th Georgia, Colonel William D. Mitchell.
1st Georgia Battalion Sharpshooters, Lieutenant R. C. King.
ARTILLERY.
LEE'S CORPS.
Major JOHN W. JOHNSTON.
Courtney's Battalion.
Captain JAMES P. DOUGLAS.
Dent's (Alabama) battery, Captain Staunton H. Dent.
Douglas' (Texas) battery, Lieutenant Ben. Hardin.
Garrity's (Alabama) battery, Lieutenant Henry F. Carrell.
Eldridge's Battalion.
Captain CHARLES E. FENNER.
Eufaula (Alabama) Battery, Captain William J. McKenzie.
Fenner's (Louisiana) battery, Lieutenant W. T. Cluverius.
Stanford's (Mississippi) battery, Lieutenant James S. McCall.
Johnston's Battalion.
Captain JOHN B. ROWAN.
Corput's (Georgia) battery, Lieutenant William S. Hoge.
Marshall's (Tennessee) battery, Captain Lucius G. Marshall.
Stephens (Georgia) Light Artillery, Lieutenant William L. Ritter.
STEWART'S CORPS.
Lieutenant Colonel SAMUEL C. WILLIAMS.
Trueheart's Battalion.#
Lumsden's (Alabama) battery.
Selden's (Alabama) battery.
Tarrant's (Alabama) battery.
Myrick's Battalion.#
Bouanchaud's (Louisiana) battery.
Cowan's (Mississippi) battery.
Darden's (Mississippi) battery.
Storr's Battalion.#
Guibor's (Missouri) battery.
Hoskins' (Mississippi) battery.
Kolb's (Alabama) battery.
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* The 30th Tennessee reported as in this brigade December 13, 1864.
+ Dismounted.
# Actual commanders not indicated on original return.
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