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Merrill's (William E.) Engineers. See Union Troops, Volunteers, 1st Regiment, Veteran.
Metham's (Pren.) Infantry. See Ohio Troops, 80th Regiment.
Miller's (Horace H.) Cavalry. See Mississippi Troops.
Morgan's (Thomas J.) Infantry. See Union Troops, Colored, 14th Regiment.
Murray's (Albert M.) Artillery. See Union Troops, Regulars, 2nd Regiment, Battery F.
Norsworthy's (Benjamin H.) Cavalry. See Texas Troops, 27th Regiment.
Palmer's (William J.) Cavalry. See Pennsylvania Troops, 15th Regiment.
Palmetto Battalion, Artillery. See South Carolina Troops.
Phillips' (Jesse J.) Infantry. See Illinois Troops, 9th Regiment.
Pinson's (R. A.) Cavalry. See Mississippi Troops, 1st Regiment.
Post's (P. Sidney) Infantry. See Illinois Troops, 59th Regiment.
Presstman's (Stephen W.) Engineers. See Confederate Troops, Regulars, 3rd Regiment.
Pugh's (Isaac C.) Infantry. See Illinois Troops, 41st Regiment.
Reeves' (Thomas H.) Infantry. See Tennessee Troops, Union, 4th Regiment.
Rice's (Richard) Cavalry. See William McLaughlin's Cavalry, ante.
Rippetoe's (William B.) Artillery. See Indiana Troops, 18th Battery.
Star's (Owen) Cavalry. See Kentucky Troops, Union, 2nd Regiment.
Stark's (Charles W.) Infantry. See Wisconsin Troops, 33rd Regiment.
Stephens' (Meshack) Cavalry. See Tennessee Troops, Union, 4th Regiment.
Stiles' (Robert A.) Artillery. See Georgia Troops.
Sutermeister's (Arnold) Artillery. See Indiana Troops, 11th Battery.
Tennessee (Confederate) First [Sixth] Cavalry. See James T. Wheeler's Cavalry, post.
Thomas' Artillery.* See Indiana Troops, 18th Battery.
Tuscaloosa Cadets, Infantry. See Alabama Troops, Confederate.
Ward's (John J.) Artillery. See Alabama Troops, Confederate.
Waties' (John) Artillery. See Palmetto Battalion, Artillery, ante, Battery B.
Welker's (Frederick) Artillery. See Missouri Troops, Union, 1st Regiment, Battery H.
Wever's (Clark R.) Infantry. See Iowa Troops, 17th Regiment.
Wheeler's (James T.) Cavalry. See Tennessee Troops, Confederate.
Windsor's (John S.) Infantry. See Illinois Troops, 116th Regiment.
Wright's (E. M.) Cavalry. See Texas Troops, 9th Regiment.
Youngblood's Battalion. (Official designation not of record.) See Major Youngblood.
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*Temporarily commanding.
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