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Troops in the Department of the Missouri, Major General William S. Rosecrans, U. S. Army, commanding, June 30, 1864.
BENTON BARRACKS.
Brigadier General WILLIAM A. PILE.
72nd U. S. Colored Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel John J. Sears.
JEFFERSON BARRACKS.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps (three companies), Captain James H. Corns.
CAMP GAMBLE.
2nd Missouri Light Artillery (six batteries), Colonel Nelson Cole.
MARINE HOSPITAL.
U. S. Vetean Reserve Corps (one company), Lieutenant John W. Baker.
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS.
Captain JAMES CLIFFORD.
1st Missouri Cavalry, Company F, Captain James Clifford.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Company I, Lieutenant William L. Boyd.
DISTRICT OF CENTRAL MISSOURI
Brigadier General EGBERT B. BROWN.
Gasconade Crossing.
135th Illinois (four companies), Colonel John S. Wolfe.
Pleasant Hill.
2nd Colorado Cavalry, Colonel James H. Ford.
Sedalia.
4th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Colonel George H. Hall.
Warrensburg.
1st Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Colonel James McFerran.
7th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Colonel John F. Philips.
2nd Missouri Artillery, Battery L, Captain Charles H. Thurber.
DISTRICT OF NORTH MISSOURI.
Brigadier General CLINTON B. FISK.
Fayette.
9th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Companies H and I, Major Reeves Leonard.
Liberty.
9th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Company K, Captain Wm. B. Kemper.
Fulton.
9th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Company L, Captain Thomas L. Campbell.
Macon.
9th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Companies A, C, D and E, Colonel John F. Willians.
Saint Joseph.
9th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Companies B and M, Captain James A. Adams.
DISTRICT OF ROLLA.
Brigadier General ODON GUITAR.
Rolla.
Colonel ALBERT SIGEL.
145th Illinois (eight companies), Colonel George W. Lackey.
1st Missouri State Militia (four companies), Major Charles Biehle.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (six companies), Colonel Albert sigel.
9th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (two companies), Major Samuel A. Garth.
2nd Wisconsin Cavalry (four companies), Major Nicholas H. Dale.
2nd Missouri Artillery, Battery B, Lieutenant Oswald A. Roessel.
Salem.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (two companies), Captain Levi E. Whybark.
Waynesville.
5th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (three companies), Major John B. Kaiser.
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