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UNATTACHED INFANTRY.
24th Indiana, Colonel Wiliam T. Spicely.
22nd Iowa, Colonel Harvey Graham.
CAVALRY.
2nd Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel B. Bush, jr.
2nd Louisiana (six companies), Lieutenant Colonel Howard C. Woodrow.
14th New York (six companies), Major William D. Morton.
ARTILLERY.
2nd Illinois Light, Battery E, Lieutenant John Ashley.
1st Indiana Heavy, Colonel John A. Keith.
18th New York Battery, Captain Albert G. Mack.
8th U. S. Colored (four companies), Major Richard G. Shaw.
13th Wisconsin Battery, Captain Richard R. Griffith.
DISTRICT OF BONNET CARRE.
Colonel CYRUS HAMLIN.
80th U. S. Colored Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel William S. Mudgett.
2nd Louisiana Cavalry, Company A, Captain John W. Beatty.
11th New York Cavalry (detachment).
DISTRICT OF CARROLLTON.*
Colonel NELSON B. BARTRAM.
34th Indiana (detachment), Major Nimrod Headington.
2nd New Orleans, Companies A and B, Lieutenant Orlando H. Hempstead.
20th U. S. Colored Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew E. Mather.
97th U. S. Colored Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel George A. Hamount.
98th U. S. Colored Infantry, Colonel Charles L. Norton.
1st Indiana Cavalry, Company C, Captain James L. Carey.
2nd New Hampshire Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel George A. Flanders.
4th U. S. Colored Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel Julius H. Alexander.
7th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel Isaac S. Bangs.
11th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Captain Henry Simon.
2nd Massachusetts Battery, Captain Ormand F. Nims.
7th Michigan Battery, Lieutenant George L. Stillman.
1st Missouri Artillery, Battery A, Lieutenant Charles M. Callahan.
Chicago Mercantile Battery, Captain Thomas W. Fry, jr.
DISTRICT OF LA FOURCHE.
Brigadier General ROBERT A. CAMERON.
BRASHEAR CITY.
Colonel CHARLES L. HARRIS.
33rd Illinois, Colonel Charles E. Lippincott.
11th Indiana (one company), Lieutenant Charles McGinley.
93rd U. S. Colored Infantry, Colonel simon Jones.
11th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Luther H. Whittlesey.
2nd Maine Cavalry (four companies), Lieutenant Colonel Andrew B. Spurling.
25th New York Battery, Lieutenant Irving D. Southworth.
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*Troops at Camp Parapet, Carrollton, De Sair, Fort Banks, Frenier, Jefferson City, Kennervile, and Pass Manchac.
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