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DISTRICT OF CENTRAL MISSOURI.
Brigadier General EGBERT B. BROWN.*
WARRENSBURG.
7th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas T. Crittenden.
2nd Missouri Artillery, Battery L, Captain Charles H. Thurber.
IN THE FIELD.
1st Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel Bazel F. Lazear.
4th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Major George W. Kelly.
DISTRICT OF NORTH MISSOURI.
Brigadier General CLINTON B. FISK.
SAINT JOSEPH.
43rd Missouri (three companies), Lieutenant Colonel John Pinger.
LIBERTY.
6th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Lieutenant James N. Stoffle.
9th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (one company), Lieutenant Thomas J. Hawkins.
COLUMBIA.
3rd Missouri State Militia Cavalry (one company), Captain George W. Carey.
WESTON.
17th Illinois Cavalry (two companies), Lieutenant Monte Lehman.
FULTON.
4th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Major Douglas Dale.
DISTRICT OF SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
Brigadier General JOHN B. SANBORN.
SPRINGFIELD.
46th Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas A. Reed.
2nd Arkansas Cavalry (detachments),
Major Robert W. 6th and 8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachments),
Fyan.1st Missouri Light Artillery, Battery L, Captain Junius W. MacMurray.
2nd Missouri Light Artillery, Battery M, Lieutenant Samuel Flagg.
LEBANON.
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachment), Major John Cosgrove.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
46th Missouri (detachment), Captain William B. Allen.
CASSVILLE.
2nd Arkansas Cavalry (detachment), Major James A. Melton.
NEOSHO.
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachment), Major Milton Burch.
NEWTONIA.
6th and 8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachments), Major George W. Murphy.
IN THE FIELD.
2nd Arkansas Cavalry (detachment), Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Cameron.
6th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachment).
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachment).
6th and 8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachment), Lieutenant Colonel John D. Brutsche.
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*Note on district return for October: "Brigadier General E. B. Brown was placed in arrest October 23, while in the field, and at the date of this return the district was without a commander, there having been no officer appointed to succeed General Brown."
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