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Troops in the District of Eastern Arkansas, Major General Benjamin M. Prentiss, U. S. Army, commanding, June 30, 1863.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.*
Brigadier General FREDERICK SALOMON.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM E. McLEAN.
43rd Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel John C. Major.
35th Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel Horace Fitch.
28th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Edmund B. Gray.
Second Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL A. RICE.
29th Iowa, Colonel Thomas H. Benton, jr.
33rd Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Cyrus H. Mackey.
36th Iowa, Colonel Charles W. Kittredge.
33rd Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Heath.
Artillery.
3rd Iowa Battery, Lieutenant Melvil C. Wright.
1st Missouri Light, Battery K, Captain Stillman O. Fish.
CAVALRY BRIGADE.
Colonel POWELL CLAYTON.
1st Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas N. Pace.
5th Kansas, Lieutenant Colonel Wilton A. Jenkins.
ENROLLED MISSOURI MILITIA.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Brigadier General THOMAS J. BARTHOLOW.
Brunswick, Mo.
35th Enrolled Missouri Militia, Captain George W. Cunningham.
Danville, Mo.
67th Enrolled Missouri Militia, Colonel James G. Kettle.
Hannibal, Mo.
2nd Provisional Regiment Enrolled Missouri Militia, Colonel Edward A. Kutzner.
La Grange, Mo.
69th Enrolled Missouri Militia, Colonel William M. Redding.
Mexico, Mo.
1st Provisional Regiment Enrolled Missouri Militia, Colonel Joseph B. Douglass.
Milan, Mo.
66th Enrolled Missouri Militia, Captain Johnson W. Jewett.
Saint Charles, Mo.
27th Enrolled Missouri Militia, Colonel Benjamin Emmons, jr.
Troy, Mo.
37th Enrolled Missouri Militia, Colonel Charles W. Parker.
Unionville, Mo.
45th Enrolled Missouri Militia, Colonel William A. Shelton.
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*Thirteenth Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee.
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