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The Army of Mississippi 30 April 1862 Commanding General: Major General John Pope 1st Division: Brigadier General E.A.Paine (272/5,626) 1st Brigade: Brigadier General J.M.Palmer 22nd Illinois Infantry Regiment 27th Illinois Infantry Regiment 42nd Illinois Infantry Regiment 51st Illinois Infantry Regiment 1st Missouri Light Artillery, Battery G 2nd Brigade: Colonel J.D.Morgan 10th Illinois Infantry Regiment 16th Illinois Infantry Regiment 64th Illinois Infantry Regiment 10th Michigan Infantry Regiment 14th Michigan Infantry Regiment 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery C 2nd Division: Brigadier General D.S.Stanley (222/4,732) 1st Brigade: John Groesbeck, 27th Ohio Infantry Regiment 39th Ohio Infantry Regiment 43rd Ohio Infantry Regiment 63rd Ohio Infantry Regiment 1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery C 2nd U.S. Artillery, Battery F 2nd Brigade: Brigadier General J.B.Plummer 26th Illinois Infantry Regiment 47th Illinois Infantry Regiment 11th Missouri Infantry Regiment 8th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment 2nd Iowa Battery, Cpt. N.T.Spoor 3rd Division: Brigadier General S. Hamilton (l73/3,529) 1st Brigade: Brigadier General N.D.Buford 59th Indiana Infantry Regiment 5th Iowa Infantry Regiment 10th Iowa Infantry Regiment 29th Missouri Infantry Regiment 11th Ohio Battery, Cpt. F.C.Sands 2nd Brigade: unknown 48th Indiana Infantry Regiment 80th Ohio Infantry Regiment Cavalry Division Brigadier General G.Granger (l4l/2,5l9) 7th Illinois Cavalry Regiment 2nd Iowa Cavalry Regiment 2nd Michigan Cavalry Regiment 3rd Michigan Cavalry Regiment Artillery Brigade: Lieutenant Colonel W.L.Lothrop (l4/337) 2nd Illinois Light Artillery, Battery I 1st Missouri Light Artillery, Battery M Wisconsin Light Artillery, 5th Battery Unattached: (15/569) Missouri Engineers, Col. J.W.Bissell 1st U.S. Infantry Regiment 4th U.S. Cavalry Regiment U.S. War Department, The War of the Rebellion, A Compilation of Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Government Printing Office; Washington, D.C., 1882
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