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DISTRICT OF EASTERN Arkansas. *
Brigadier General WILLIS A. GORMAN.
TWELFTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALVIN P. HOVEY.
First Brigade.
Colonel JAMES R. SLACK.
43rd Indiana, Colonel William E. McLean.
46th Indiana, Colonel Thomas H. Bringhurst.
47th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel John A. McLaughlin.
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel PETER KINNEY.
28th Iowa, Colonel William E. Miller.
35th Missouri, Colonel Samuel A. Foster.
56th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Raynor.
THIRD Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE F. McGINNIS.
11th Indiana, lieutenant Colonel Daniel Macauley.
24th Indiana, Colonel William T. Spicely.
34th Indiana, Colonel Robert A. Cameron.
29th Wisconsin, Colonel Charles R. Gill.
Artillery.
2nd Illinois, Battery A, Lieutenant Jacob C. Hansel.
3rd Iowa Battery, Captain Mortimer M. Hayden.
2nd Ohio Battery, Captain Newton J. Smith.
16th Ohio, Lieutenant Russell P. Twist.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General CLINTON B. FISK.
First Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES W. KITTREDGE.
33rd Iowa, Colonel Samuel A. Rice.
36th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Francis M. Drake.
33rd Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Heath.
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel JAMES M. LEWIS.
24th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel John Q. Wilds.
29th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Robt. F. Patterson.
28th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Whitaker.
Artillery.
1st Missouri Light, Battery A, Captain George W. Schofield.
CAVALRY DIVISION.
Brigadier General CADWALLADER C. WASHBURN.
First Brigade.
Colonel CONRAD BAKER.
5th Illinois, Colonel Hall Wilson.
10th Illinois (Companies A, d, g, and K), Lieutenant Colonel James Stuart.
1st Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel William F. Wood.
6th Missouri, Colonel Clark Wright.
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel CYRUS BUSSEY.
2nd Arkansas (three companies), Captain Archibald B. Freeburn.
9th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Hector J. Humphrey.
3rd Iowa (Companies A, b, c, d, i, and K), Major Oliver H. P. Scott.
4th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Simeon D. Swan.
5th Kansas, Colonel Powell Clayton.
2nd Wisconsin (Companies B, c, e, f, h, i, l, and M), Colonel Thomas Stephens.
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*Assigned to Thirteenth Army Corps, January 22, 1863, but not accounted for on the corps return for January 31. The troops in this district are reported as above on the department return for January 31, but the organization there given as of that date was not ordered till February 8, 1863.
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