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TWELFTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALVIN P. HOVEY.
Escort.
1st Indiana Cavalry, Company C, Lieutenant William McReynolds.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General GEORGE F. McGINNIS.
11th Indiana, Colonel Daniel Macauley.
24th Indiana, Colonel William T. Spicely.
34th Indiana, Colonel Robert A. Cameron.
46th Indiana, Colonel Thomas H. Bringhurst.
29th Wisconsin, Colonel Charles R. Gill.
SECOND Brigade.
Colonel JAMES R. SLACK.
47th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel John A. McLaughlin.
24th Iowa, Colonel Eber C. Byam.
28th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel John Connell.
56th Ohio, Colonel William H. Raynor.
Artillery.
Peoria (Illinois) Battery, Lieutenant Frank B. Fenton.
1st Missouri Light, Battery A, Captain George W. Schofield.
2s Ohio Battery, Lieutenant Augustus Beach.
16th Ohio Battery, Lieutenant Russell P. Twist.
FOURTEENTH DIVISION. *
Brigadier General EUGENE A. CARR.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM P. BENTON.
33rd Illinois, Colonel Charles E. Lippincott.
99th Illinois, Colonel George W. K. Bailey.
8th Indiana, Colonel David Shunk.
18th Indiana, colonel Henry D. Washburn.
1st United States, Major Maurice Maloney.
SECOND Brigade.
Brigadier General MICHAEL K. LAWLER.
21st Iowa, Colonel Samuel Merrill.
22nd Iowa, Colonel William M. Stone.
23rd Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel L. Glasgow.
11th Wisconsin, major Arthur Platt.
Artillery.
1st Indiana, captain Martin Klauss.
DISTRICT OF EASTERN Arkansas.
Major General BENJAMIN M. PRENTISS.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
Brigadier General LEONARD F. ROSS. +
First Brigade.
Brigadier General FREDERICK SALOMON.
43rd Indiana, colonel William E. McLean.
35th MISSOURI, colonel Samuel A. Foster.
28th Wisconsin, lieutenant Colonel Charles Whitaker.
SECOND Brigade.
Brigadier General CLINTON B. FISK.
29th Iowa, Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. Patterson.
33rd Iowa, Colonel Samuel A. Rice.
36th Iowa, Colonel Charles W. Kittredge.
33rd Missouri, colonel William A. Pile.
Artillery.
3rd Iowa Battery, Captain Mortimer M. Hayden.
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*Formerly known as the Army of the Southwest. Transferred from Saint Genevieve, Mo., to Milliken's Bend, La., March 13-26, and organized as the Fourteenth DIVISION, under General Orders, Number 50, Headquarters Thirteenth Army Corps, of March 28.
+ Brigadier General Willis A. Gorman commanding post of Helena, ark.
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