Second Brigade - Reserve Corps - Army of the Mississippi
Brigadier General John S. Bowen

From its bivouac Saturday night on the road toward Mickey's this brigade marched by the Bark and Eastern Corinth roads Sunday morning to a position between the Peach Orchard and Locust Grove Creek, where it formed in battle at 12a o'clock under the personal direction of General Johnston in the following order from left to right: Ninth Arkansas, Tenth Arkansas, Second Confederate, First Missouri with Hudson's (Mississippi) and Watson's (Louisiana) batteries in the rear, its left 800 yards to rear and en échelon to Jackson's brigade. From this position it moved forward at 12.30b p.m. and became engaged, in conjunction with Jackson, in an attack upon McArthur's brigade just east of the Peach Orchard. The attack was successful; the Union line was driven back and pursued to the northeast corner of the Peach Orchard. General Johnston, following close to the rear of this brigade, was killed at 2.30 p.m. Bowen was next engaged at Wicker Field with troops at the camp of the Twenty-eighth Illinois for two hours, when he was wounded and his brigade fell back to Seventy-first Ohio camp, where Colonel Martin took command and moved forward in time to join Breckinridge in his movement toward the river after the surrender of Prentiss. Martin says he halted within 300 or 400 yards of the river when the batteries near Pittsburg and the gunboats opened on him, and being nearly night he fell back "to the first encampment the farthest from the river" and stayed all night. On Monday he was engaged under Breckinridge and fell back with him to the Bark road, where he bivouacked Monday as rear guard. No mention in the reports of either Hudson's or Watson's batteries.

9th Arkansas - Colonel Isaac L. Dunlop

10th Arkansas - Colonel Thomas D. Merrick

2nd Confederate - Colonel John D. Martin

1st Missouri - Colonel Lucius L. Rich

Hudson's Mississippi Battery - Captain Alfred Hudson

Watson Louisiana Battery - Captain Allen A. Burlsey

Thompson's Company Kentucky Cavalry - Captain Phil B. Thompson