Order of Battle
Union Army (2nd Brigade, Department of the Gulf)
Brig Gen Thomas Williams (killed)
Col Thomas W. Cahill
Infantry Regiments
- 9th Connecticut Infantry
- 21st Indiana Infantry
- 14th Maine Infantry
- 30th Massachusetts Infantry
- 6th Michigan Infantry
- 7th Vermont Infantry
- 4th Wisconsin Infantry
Artillery
- Indiana Battery
- 2nd Battery, Massachusetts Light Artillery
- 4th Battery, Massachusetts Light Artillery
- 6th Battery, Massachusetts Light Artillery
Union Navy
- USS Hartford
- USS Westfield
- USS Jackson
- USS Cayuga
- USS Katahdin
- USS Brooklyn
- USS Clifton
- USS Sciota
- USS Kineo
- USS Essex
Confederate Army (Breckinridge's Corps)
Maj Gen John C. Breckinridge
Infantry Regiments
- 4th Alabama
- 31st Alabama
- 35th Alabama
- 3rd Kentucky
- 4th Kentucky
- 6th Kentucky
- 7th Kentucky
- 9th Kentucky
- 4th Louisiana
- 30th Louisiana
- Stewart's Louisiana Battalion
- 22nd Mississippi
- 31st Mississippi
- 19th Tennessee
Artillery
- Pettus' Mississippi Battery
- Confederate Light
Confederate Navy
- CSS Arkansas
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