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POST OF LITTLE ROCK.
Brigadier General FREDERICK SALOMON.
Cavalry Brigade.
Colonel MATTHEW M. TRUMBULL.
9th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel John P. Knight.
3rd United States, Captain George W. Howland.
3rd Wisconsin (five companies), Major Thomas Derry.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALEXANDER SHALER.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM H. GRAVES.
54th Illinois, Colonel Greenville M. Mitchell.
6th Kansas Cavalry (dismounted), Lieutenant Colonel William T. Campbell.
13th Kansas, Major Caleb A. Woodworth.
12th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Dwight May.
3rd Minnesota, Colonel Hans Mattson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JAMES M. TRUE.
62nd Illinois, Major Lewis C. True.
106th Illinois, Captain John Shockey.
Artillery.
Delaware Light, 1st Battery, Lieutenant Thomas A. Porter.
Unbrigaded.
66th U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel Michael W. Smith.
4th Kansas Cavalry, Colonel Lafayette Gregg.
9th Kansas Cavalry, Major Willoughby Doudna.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General CYRUS BUSSEY.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN EDWARDS.
1st Arkansas, Lieutenant Colonel Elhanon J. Searle.
2nd Arkansas, Colonel Marshall L. Stephenson.
18th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Hugh J. Campbell.
40th Iowa, Colonel John A. Garrett.
22nd Ohio (two companies), Captain John Creagan.
1st Arkansas Cavalry, Colonel M. La Rue Harrison.
Arkansas Light Artillery, 1st Battery, Lieutenant William Mayes.
Kansas Light Artillery, 2nd Battery, Lieutenant Andrew G. Clark.
Third Brigade. *
Colonel WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS.
1st Indian Home Guard, Lieutenant Colonel George Dole.
2nd Indian Home Guard, Captain Archibald Scraper.
3rd Indian Home Guard, Major John A. Foreman.
14th Kansas Cavalry, Company M, Lieutenant Dudley Sawyer.
CAVALRY DIVISION. +
Brigadier General JOSEPH WEST.
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN K. MIZNER.
10th Illinois, Colonel James Stuart.
3rd Michigan, Colonel John K. Mizner.
Second Brigade.
Colonel WASHINGTON F. GEIGER.
1st Missouri, Colonel Milton H. Brawner.
3rd Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel John H. Reed.
8th Missouri, Major George L. Childress.
11th Missouri, Captain James M. Collier.
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*Or Indian Brigade.
+This division was reorganized for the field February 1, 1865. It was dismounted to provide horses for the remainder of the cavalry in the department.
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