Order of Battle
Cooper's Brigade - Col. Douglas H. Cooper
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- 6 companies, 1st Choctaw-Chickasaw Mounted Rifles - Maj. Mitchell Laflore
- Detachment, Choctaw Battalion - Capt. Alfred Wade
- Detachment, 1st Creek Regiment - Col. Daniel N. McIntosh
- Detachment, Creek Indians - Capt. James M. C. Smith
- 1st Cherokee Mounted Rifle Regiment - Col. John Drew
- 4th Texas Cavalry Regiment - Col. William B. Sims
- Detachment, 9th Texas Cavalry - Lt. Col. William Quayle
- Whitfield’s Battalion - Capt. John W. Whitfield
Creek and Seminole Indians - Chief Opothleyahola
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- Lockapoka Creeks
- Muscogee Creeks
- Seminoles - Halleck Tustenuggee, Billy Bowlegs
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