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DISTRICT OF SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
Brigadier General JOHN B. SANBORN.
Springfield.
Brigadier General JOHN B. SANBORN.
2nd Arkansas Cavalry (two companies), Major Jeremiah Hackett.
6th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Major William Plumb.
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (four companies), Captain Jacob Cassairt.
1st Missouri Artillery, Battery L, Captain Junius W. MacMurray.
Enrolled Missouri Militia, *Brigadier General Colly B. Holland.
Cassville.
2nd Arkansas Cavalry (six companies), Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Cameron.
Greenfield.
6th Missouri State Militia Cavalry, Company E, Captain Calvin S. Moore.
Neosho.
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (two companies), Major Milton Burch.
Granby Lead Mines.
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (two companies), Captain John Lindsay.
Lebanon.
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (four companies), Colonel Joseph J. Gravely.
Ozark.
8th Missouri State Militia Cavalry (detachment), Lieutenant Harrison Mithcell.
In the field.
2nd Arkansas Cavalry (four companies), Major Archibald B. Freeburn.
ENROLLED MISSOURI MILITIA.
Brigadier General COLLY B. HOLLAND, commanding Fourth District.
Brigadier General EDWARD C. PIKE, commanding First District.
4th Provisional Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew J. Swain, Carrollton, Chillicothe, and Liberty
6th Provisional Regiment, District of Southwest Missouri.
7th Regiment, Colonel George F. Meyers, Saint Louis.
7th Provisional Regiment, District of Southwest Missouri.
11th Regiment, Major Edward Beckman, Saint Louis.
51st Provisional Regiment (one company), Captain Patten Colley, Albany.
81st Provisional Regiment (five companies), Arnoldsville, De Kalb, Maysville, Plattsburg, and Saint Joseph.
82nd Provisional Regiment (three companies), Liberty, Parkville, and Weston.
ALTON, ILL.
Brigadier General JOSEPH T. COPELAND.
17th Illinois Cavalry, Colonel John L. Beveridge.
Alton Battalion, Captain Simon J. Stookey.
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*The 6th and 7th Provisional Regiments, stationed at Bolivar, Buffalo, Carthage, and Cave Springs, in Christian and Douglas Counties, at Fair Grove, Hartville, Humansville, Lamar, Marionville, Marshall, Mount Vernon, Newtonia, Rock Prairie, Sand Springs, and Stockton, in Stone County, and at Warden's Station.
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