Confederate Army of the West (16,000)
Major General Earl Van Dorn
Right Wing
McCulloch’s Division - Brigadier General Benjamin McCulloch (killed)
Hébert’s Infantry Brigade - Colonel Louis Hébert (captured)
- 3rd Louisiana Infantry
- 4th Arkansas Infantry
- 14th Arkansas Infantry
- 15th Arkansas Infantry
- 16th Arkansas Infantry
- 17th Arkansas Infantry
- 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles (dismounted)
- 2nd Arkansas Mounted Rifles (dismounted)
- 4th Texas Cavalry Battalion (dismounted)[1]
McIntosh’s Cavalry Brigade - Brigadier General James McIntosh (killed)
- 3rd Texas Cavalry
- 6th Texas Cavalry
- 9th Texas Cavalry
- 11th Texas Cavalry
- 1st Texas Cavalry Battalion (not engaged)
- 1st Arkansas Cavalry Battalion
Division Artillery
- Hart’s Arkansas Battery
- Provence’s Arkansas Battery
- Gaines’s Arkansas Battery
- Good’s Texas Battery
Pike’s Indian Brigade - Brigadier General Albert Pike
- 1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles
- 2nd Cherokee Mounted Rifles
- 1st Choctaw and Chickasaw (not engaged)
- 1st Creek Mounted Rifles (not engaged)
- Welch’s Texas Cavalry Squadron
Unassigned Units
- 19th Arkansas (not engaged)
- 20th Arkansas (not engaged)
Left Wing
Price’s Division - Major General Sterling Price (wounded)
Headquarters Units
- Cearnal’s Missouri Cavalry Battalion
- 1st Missouri Cavalry
- 2nd Missouri Infantry
- 3rd Missouri Infantry
- Wade’s Missouri Artillery Battery
- Clark’s Missouri Artillery Battery
2nd Missouri Brigade - Colonel William Y. Slack (mortally wounded)
- Bevier’s Missouri Infantry Battalion
- Hughes’s Missouri Infantry Battalion
- Rosser’s Missouri Infantry Battalion
- Riggins’s Missouri Cavalry Battalion
- Jackson’s Missouri Artillery Battery
- Landis’s Missouri Artillery Battery
3rd Missouri Brigade - Colonel Colton Greene
- Brigade composed of partially organized battalions and companies from Missouri State Guard transferring into Confederate service.
Units included parts of:
- Colonel Thomas Freeman's Regiment
- Lt. Colonel John A. Schnable's Regiment
- Capt. L.C. Campbell's cavalry company
Missouri State Guard
- 2nd Division - Brig. Gen. Martin E. Green
Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units
Kneisley’s Missouri Battery
- 3rd Division -Colonel John B. Clark, Jr.
1st Infantry
2nd Infantry
3rd Infantry
4th & 5th Infantry
6th Infantry
Tull’s Missouri Battery
- 5th Division - Colonel James P. Saunders
Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units
Kelley’s Battery
- 6th Division - Major D. Herndon Lindsay
Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units
Gorham’s Battery
- 7th & 9th Divisions - Brig. Gen. Daniel M. Frost
Various unidentified infantry and cavalry units
Guibor’s Missouri Battery
MacDonald’s St. Louis Battery
- 8th Division - Brig. Gen. James S. Rains
1st Infantry
2nd Infantry
3rd Infantry
4th Infantry
Shelby’s Cavalry Company
Bledsoe’s Missouri Battery
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