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Castellano's Battery, Louisiana Artillery 125 MEN
Catahoula Battalion, Louisiana 3 MEN
Cazadores Espanoles Regiment, Louisiana Militia 353 MEN
Bryant's Louisiana Cavalry 2 MEN
Cagnolatti's Company, Louisiana Cavalry Militia (Chasseurs of Jefferson) 46 MEN
Castellano's Battery, Louisiana Artillery 125 MEN
Catahoula Battalion, Louisiana 3 MEN
Cazadores Espanoles Regiment, Louisiana Militia 353 MEN
C.G.R. Battalion, Louisiana Infantry 2 MEN
Chalmette Regiment, Louisiana Militia 1,228 MEN
Claiborne Regiment, Louisiana Militia 78 MEN
Cole's Company, Louisiana Cavalry (Louisiana Mounted Rangers) 77 MEN
Collins' Scouts, Louisiana 9 MEN
Confederate States Zouave Battalion, Louisiana Confederate States Zouave Battalion, Louisiana 1st Zouave Battalion was formed in March, 1861, at Camp Walker, near New Orleans, Louisiana, by G.A.G. Coppens. It boasted of many experienced veterans of the Crimean War. Their uniforms were red Turkish trousers, red kepis, and blue jackets, and their orders were given in French. With six companies and about 600 officers and men, the unit moved to Virginia. Here it was assigned to the Department of the Peninsula, and later to Pryor's and Starke's Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia. The battalion was active from the Seven Days' Battles to Fredericksburg, then served on provost duty in the Department of Richmond. In February, 1864, it had a force of 18 officers and 41 men, and in June was guarding the Meherrin River Bridge. It totaled 9 officers and 32 men in September and appears to have disbanded in December. The commanders were Lieutenant Colonels Georges A.G. Coppens and M. Alfred Coppens, and Majors Fulgence DeBordenave and Weldemar Hyllested. 1,576 MEN
Confederate Guards Regiment, Louisiana Militia 876 MEN
Louisiana Conscripts 540 MEN
Continental Cadets, Louisiana Militia 37 MEN
Continental Regiment, Louisiana Militia 407 MEN
Crescent Cadets, Louisiana Militia 51 MEN
Crescent Regiment, Louisiana Infantry Crescent Infantry Regiment was organized with men from New Orleans and entered Confederate service in May, 1861. The unit fought in the Battle of Shiloh and reported 23 killed, 84 wounded, and 20 missing. During the summer of 1863 the Confederate Guards response Battalion and the 11th Louisiana Infantry Battalion merged into the regiment. It served in Mouton's and H. Gray's Brigade, Trans-Mississippi Department, and was active in Western Louisiana and the operations against Banks' Red River Campaign. During the spring of 1865 it disbanded. The field officers were Colonels James H. Beard, Abel W. Bosworth, and M. J. Smith; Lieutenant Colonels Franklin H. Clack, Arthur W. Hyatt, George P. McPheeters, and George Soule; and Majors Mercer Canfield and Myford McDougall. 2,068 MEN
Consolidated Crescent Regiment, Louisiana Infantry  MEN
Delery's Company, Louisiana Militia (St. Bernard Horse Rifles Company) 1,903 MEN
Doyle's Home Guards, Louisiana Cavalry 7 MEN
Dreux's Company A, Louisiana Cavalry 200 MEN
Dubecq's Company, Louisiana Cavalry 39 MEN
Edwards' Battalion, Louisiana Cavalry 10 MEN
Louisiana Engineer Corps 43 MEN
Fenner's Battery, Louisiana Light Artillery Fenner's Battery was organized during the later summer of 1862. It served at Port Hudson and in October had 58 officers and men present for duty. Later the unit was assigned to Maxey's Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. It served for a time at Jackson, then was ordered to Mobile. In April, 1864, it joined the Army of Tennessee with 110 effectives. Assigned to J. W. Eldridge's Battalion of Artillery, the company participated in the Atlanta Campaign and Hood's winter operations in Tennessee. It returned to Mobile, aided in the defense of the city, and surrendered in May, 1865. Captain Charles E. Fenner was in command. 353 MEN
Fire Battalion, Louisiana Militia 494 MEN