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DISTRICT OF ROLLA.
Rolla.
Lieutenant Colonel JOSEPH A. EPPSTEIN.*
9th Minnesota (four companies), Captain Horace B. Strait.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (four companies).
2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, Company G, Lieutenant Edwin Skewes.
1st Missouri Light Artillery, Battery L, Lieutenant John Stephens.
Big Piney.
2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, Companies A and K, Captain Benjamin F. Crocker.
Little Piney.
2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, Company D, Captain Joseph H. Burnell.
Houston.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Companies B and G, Captain Richard Murphy.
Salem.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Companies C and M, Captain Levi E. Whybark.
Waynesville.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Companies A, E, and H, Major Waldemar Fischer.
DISTRICT OF SAINT LOUIS.
Brigadier General CLINTON B. FISK.
Cape Girardeau.
Colonel JOHN B. ROGERS.
2nd Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Colonel John B. Rogers.
6th Missouri Cavalry, Company E, Captain Richardson H. Montgomery.
2nd Missouri Light Artillery, Battery A, Captain John E. Strodtman.
2nd Missouri Light Artillery, Battery C, Captain Frederick W. Fuchs.
New Madrid.
Captain JOHN J. SUTTER.
1st Missouri Cavalry (three companies), Captain Valentine Preuitt.
2nd Missouri Light Artillery, Battery B, Captain John J. Sutter.
Pilot Knob.
Colonel RICHARD G. WOODSON.
1st Missouri State Militia Infantry (six companies), Lieutenant Colonel John N. Herder.
3rd Missouri State Militia Cavalry (seven companies), Major James Wilson.
6th Missouri cavalry (three companies), Major Samuel Montgomery.
Pacific.
Captain JOHN F. W. DETTE.
1st Missouri State Militia Infantry (two companies), Captain John F. W. Dette.
Saint Louis.
Colonel JAMES H. BAKER.
7th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel William R. Marshall.
9th Minnesota (two companies), Major William Markham.
10th Minnesota, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P. Jennison.
2nd Missouri Light Artillery, Battery G, Captain William T. Arthur.
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* Also commanding district, in temporary absence of Brigadier General Thomas A. Davies.
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