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La?id Lhie, Right Wing, Right Resting on Mississippi River — W. R. Miles, Colonel Commanding.
Miles's Legion, F. B. Brand, Lieutenant-Colonel commanding; J. T. Coleman, Major.
Infantry — Ninth battalion Louisiana infantry, Bowling R. Chinn commanding; battalion miscellaneous commands of Maxey's brigade, organized under Captain S. A. Whitesides (Fourth and Thirtieth Louisiana, Forty second, Forty-eighth, Forty-ninth, Fifty-third and Fifty-fifth Tennessee, and Seventh Texas) ; detachment of De Gour- nay's battery, acting as infantry, Anderson Merchant, Major com- manding.
Artillery — Boone's battery; two sections of Roberts's battery.
Centre, Right Resting on Advanced Work — W, N. R. Beale, Brigadier- Geyieral Commandiiig .
Infantry — Twelfth Arkansas regiment, T. J. Reed, Colonel com- manding ; First Arkansas battalion, Jones, Lieutenant-Colonel com- manding; Sixteenth Arkansas regiment, Provence, Colonel com- manding; First Mississippi regiment, Hamilton, Lieutenant Colonel commanding — Johnson, Major ; Twenty-third Arkansas regiment, O. P. Lyle, Lieutenant-Colonel commanding — Black, Major ; one company of Forty-ninth Alabama regiment. Street, Major command- ing.
Artillery — Abbay's battery. First Mississippi regiment, light artil- lery ; two sections of Watson's batterj' ; two 24-pounders, Captains Waller and Lahey, at Clinton road ; one 24-pounder, Captain Cof- fin, at Slaughter's field.
Left Wi?ig, Right Resiing on Railroad — J. G. W. Steedman, Colonel Comm-anding.
Order of June 12th — Fifteenth Arkansas, Ben. Johnson, Colonel commanding, 384 men, with full complement of officers On 27th May surrendered 92 muskets. Lost, May 27th, 71 killed and wounded, and 14 prisoners ; afterwards, about 70 killed and wounded; First Alabama, Lieutenant-Colonel Locke, commanding; Eigh- teenth Arkansas, Parish, Lieutenant-Colonel commanding ; Tenth Arkansas, Vaughn, Lieutenant-Colonel commanding ; Ninth Louis- iana (Wingfield'sj battalion of cavalry, dismounted, Amacker, Cap-
