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Third Brigade.
Brigadier General CLAUDIUS W. SEARS.
4th Mississippi, Colonel Thomas N. Adaire.
35th Mississippi, Colonel William S. Barry.
36th Mississippi, Colonel William W. Witherspoon.
39th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel William E. Ross.
46th Mississippi, Colonel William H. Clark.
7th Mississippi Battalion,
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Artillery Battalion.
Major GEORGE S. STORRS.
Guibor's (Missouri) battery.
Hoskins' (Mississippi) battery.
Ward's (Alabama) battery.
CANTEY'S DIVISION.
Brigadier General JAMES CANTEY.
First Brigade.*
Brigadier General DANIEL H. REYNOLDS.
1st Arkansas,
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2nd Arkansas,
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4th Arkansas,
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9th Arkansas,
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25th Arkansas,
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Second Brigade.*
Colonel VIRGIL S. MURPHEY.
1st Alabama,
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17th Alabama,
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26th Alabama,
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29th Alabama,
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37th Alabama,
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Artillery Battalion.
Major WILLIAM C. PRESTON.
Selden's (Alabama) battery.
Tarrant's (Alabama) battery.
Yates' (Mississippi) battery.
CAVALRY DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM H. JACKSON.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General FRANK C. ARMSTRONG.
6th Alabama, Colonel Charles H. Colvin.
1st Mississippi, Colonel R. A. Pinson.
2nd Mississippi, Major John J. Perry.
28th Mississippi, Major Joshua T. McBee.
Ballentine's Mississippi Regiment, Captain Edward E. Porter.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General LAWRENCE S. ROSS.
3rd Texas, Lieutenant Colonel Jiles S. Boggess.
6th Texas, Lieutenant Colonel Peter F. Ross.
9th Texas, Colonel Dudley W. Jones.
27th Texas, Colonel Edwin R. Hawkins.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General SAMUEL W. FERGUSON.
2nd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel John N. Carpenter.
12th Mississippi, Colonel William M. Inge.
56th Alabama, Colonel William Boyles.
Miller's (Mississippi) Regiment,
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Perrin's (Mississippi) Regiment,
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Artillery Battalion.
Croft's (Georgia) battery.
King's (Missouri) battery.
Waties' (South Carolina) battery.
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