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Third Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM B. MARSHALL.
12th Iowa, Major Samuel G. Knee.
35th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Keeler.
7th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel George Bradley.
33rd Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Heath.
UNBRIGADED.
Colored Pioneer Company, Lieutenant Charles S. Porter.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General KENNER GARRARD.
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN. I. RINKER.
119th Illinois, Colonel Thomas J. Kinney.
122nd Illinois, Major James F. Chapman.
89th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Hervey Craven.
21st Missouri, Captain Charles W. Tracy.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES I. GILBERT.
117th Illinois, Colonel Risdon M. Moore.
27th Iowa, Major George W. Howard.
32nd Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Gustavus A. Eberhart.
10th Kansas (four companies), Lieutenant Colonel Charles S. Hills.
6th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel Hiram P. Grant.
Third Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES L. HARRIS.
58th Illinois (five companies), Captain John Murphy.
52nd Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Zalmon S. Main.
34th New Jersey, Colonel William H. Lawrence.
178th New York (five companies) Lieutenant Colonel John B. Gandolfo
11th Wisconsin, Major Jesse S. Miller.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General EUGENE A. CARR.
First Brigade.
Colonel JONATHAN B. MOORE.
72nd Illinois Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Stockton.
95th Illinois, Colonel Leander Blanden.
44th Missouri, Captain Frank G. Hopkins.
33rd Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Horation H. Virgin.
Second Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL A. HOLMES.
40th Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander G. Heaquembourg.
49th Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin Smart.
14th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Edy F. Ferris.
ARTILLERY.
Captain JOHN W. LOWELL.
Illinois Light, Cogswell's Battery, Lieutenant William R. Elting.
2nd Illinois Light, Battery G, Lieutenant Perry Wilch.
Indiana Light, 1st Battery, Cpt. Lawrence Jacoby.
Indian Light, 3rd Battery, Cpt. Thomas J. Ginn.
Indiana Light, 14th Battery, Captain Francais W. Morse.
Iowa Light, 2nd Battery, Captain Joseph U. REED.
Ohio Light, 17th Battery, Captain Charles S. Rice.
POST OF MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Colonel JAMES L. GEDDES.
81st Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew W. Rogers.
108th Illinois, Colonel Charles Turner.
124th Illinois, Bvt. Colonel John H. Howe.
8th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Bell.
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