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LEE'S CORPS.*
Lieutenant General STEPHEN D. LEE.
ANDERSON'S DIVISION.
Major General PATTON ANDERSON.#
Johnston's Brigade.
19th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Harry T. Toulmin.
22nd Alabama, Captain Isaac M. Whitney.
25th Alabama, Captain Napoleon B. Rouse.
39th Alabama, Captain Thomas J. Brannon.
50th Alabama, Captain Archibald D. Ray.
17th Alabama Battalion Sharpshooters, Lieutenant A. R. Andrews.
Sharp's Brigade.
7th Mississippi, Colonel William H. Bishop.
9th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin F. Johns.
10th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel George B. Myers.
41st Mississippi, Colonel J. Byrd Williams.
44th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel R. G. Kelsey.
9th Mississippi Battalion Sharpshooters, Lieutenant J. B. Downing.
Manigault's Brigade.
24th Alabama, Colonel Newton N. Davis.
28th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel William L. Butler.
34th Alabama, Captain Henry J. Rix.
10th South Carolina, Captain Charles C. White.
19th South Carolina, Captain Elijah W. Horne.
Grantly's Brigade.
24th Mississippi,
Lieutenant Colonel William L27th Mississippi,
Lyles.29th Mississippi,
Lieutenant Colonel James M.30th Mississippi,
Johnson.34th Mississippi, Captain T. S. Hubbard.
STEVENSON'S DIVISION.
Major General CARTER L. STEVENSON.
Brown's Brigade.
3rd Tennessee, (Volunteers), Lieutenant Colonel Calvin J. Clack.
18th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel William R. Butler.
26th Tennessee, Colonel Richard M. Saffell.
32nd Tennessee, Captain Calaway G. Tucker.
45th Tennessee Regiment,
Colonel Anderson23rd Tennessee Battalion,
Searcy.Reynolds' Brigade.
58th North Carolina, Captain Samuel M. Silver.
60th North Carolina, Colonel Washington M. Hardy.
54th Virginia, Captain William G. Anderson.
63rd Virginia, Captain Connally H. Lynch.
Pettus' Brigade.
20th Alabama, Captain Samuel W. Davidson.
23rd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph B. Bibb.
30th Alabama, Colonel Charles M. Shelley.
31st Alabama, Major George W. Mattison.
46th Alabama, Major George E. Brewer.
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*Formerly Hood's. Major General Carter L. Stevenson as senior, assumed command July 18. Major General B. F. Cheatham was assigned to command July 19, and Lieutenant-General Lee was assigned July 26.
#Assigned July 29, vice Hindman.
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