Companies
| Company | Name | Parish of Origin | Commander |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | New River Rangers (formerly Co. B Cage's Battalion) | Ascension | Capt. Joseph Gonzales |
| B | Skipwith Guards (formerly Co. A 27th Infantry) | East Feliciana | Capt. Joseph A. Norwood |
| C | Plains Store Rangers (formerly Co. C Cage's Battalion) | East Baton Rouge | Capt. Gilbert C. Mills |
| D | Spencer Guards (formerly Co. H 27th Infantry) | St. Helena | Capt. Thaddeus C.S. Robertson |
| E | Mullen's Scouts & Sharpshooters (formerly Co. H 14th Confed. Cavalry) | Orleans | Capt. Louis S. Greenlee |
| F | (formerly Co. F Powers' Regiment) | East Feliciana | Capt. Tully R. Brady |
| G | Ascension | Capt. H. R. Doyal | |
| H | Iberville | Capt. Joseph U. Babin | |
| I | (formerly Co. A Ogden's Battalion) | East Baton Rouge | Capt. Joseph Hinson |
| K | Baton Rouge Invincibles (formerly Co. B 9th Infantry) | East Baton Rouge | Capt. B. F. Burnett |
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