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BUCKNER'S DIVISION.*
Brig. General BUSHORD R. JOHNSON.
Johnson's Brigade.
Colonel JOHN S. FULTON.
17th Tennessee
Colonel R. H.23rd Tennessee
Keeble.25th Tennessee
Colonel John S.44th Tennessee
Fulton.63rd Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Abraham Fulkerson.
Gracie's Brigade.
Colonel YOUNG M. MOODY.
42st Alabama, Colonel Martin L. Stansel.
43rd Alabama, Colonel Colonel Young M. Moody.
1st Battalion, Hilliard's
(Alabama) Legion
Colonel John W.3rd Battalion, Hilliard's
(Alabama) Legion
A. Sanford.2nd Battalion, Hilliard's
(Alabama) Legion
Colonel Bolling4th Battalion, Hilliard's
(Alabama) Legion
Hall,jr.Vaughn's Brigade.
Brig. Gen. JOHN C. WAUGHN.
3rd Tennessee (Provisional Army), Maj. William C. Morelock.
31st Tennessee, Colonel William M. Bradford.
43rd Tennessee, Maj. Lawson Guthrie.
59th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel James P. Brown.
2nd Tennessee Brigade (detachment), Maj. James A. Thea.
CAVALRY CORPS.
Maj. General WILLIAM T. MARTIN.
MORGAN'S DIVISION.
Brig. Gen. JOHN T. MORGAN.
Russell's Brigade.
Colonel ALFRED A. RUSSELL.
1st Alabama, Colonel William W. Allen.
3rd Alabama, Colonel James Hagan.
4th Alabama, Colonel Alfred A. Russell.
7th Alabama, Colonel James C. Malone, jr.
51st Alabama, Maj. James T. Dye.
Crew's Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES C. CREWS.
1st Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel W. Davitte.
2nd Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel F. M. Ison.
3rd Georgia, Colonel R. Thompson.
4th Georgia (Avery's Regiment), Lieutenant Colonel William L. Cook.
6th Georgia, Colonel John R. Hart.
Artillery.
White's (Tennessee) Battery, Lieutenant Arthur Pue,jr.
Wiggin's (Arkansas) Battery, Lieutenant J. P. Bryant.
ARMSTRONG'S DIVISION.
Brig. Gen. FRANK C. ARMSTRONG.
Biffle's Brigade.
Colonel JACOB B. BIFFLE.
4th Tennessee, Colonel Peril C. Haynes.
8th Tennessee, Colonel George G. Dibrell.
9th Tennessee, Colonel Jacob B. Biffle.
10th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas N. Cox.
11th Tennessee, Colonel Daniel W. Holman.
Harrison's Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS HARRISON.
3rd Arkansas, Colonel A. W. Hobson.
8th Texas, Colonel Thomas Harrison.
11th Texas, Colonel G. R. Reeves.
Artillery.
Huggins' (Tennessee) Battery, Captain A. L. Huggins.
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*Reynolds' brigade with Army of Tennessee in Northern Georgia.
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