R.M. Bigelow, Justin Millard, M.P. Burns, surgeons, Northern, Southern, and Central battalions respectively.
| Company. | Strength. | Captain. |
| C | 67 | B.L. Henness |
| D | 44 |  AchillesJephtha S. Powell |
| I | 40 | Bluford Miller |
| K | 101 | Francis M.P. Goff |
| M | 53 | Henry M. Chase |
| N | 74 | Richards James Williams |
| Washington Mounted Rifles | 95 | H.J.G. Maxon |
| Clark County Rangers | 81 | William Kelly |
| Walla Walla Company | 29 | Sidney S. Ford |
| 584 |
INFANTRY.
| Company. | Strength. | Captain. |
| A | 53 | Edward Lander |
| B | 52 |
Gilmore Hays A.B. Rabbeson David E. Burntrager |
| E | 21 | C.W. Riley |
| F | 40 | C.W. Swindal |
| G | 55 |
J.J.H. Van Bokkelen Daniel Smalley |
| H | 42 | R.V. Peabody |
| I | 35 |
Samuel D. Howe George W. Beam |
| L | 91 | Edward D. Warbass |
| Train guard | 47 | Oliver Shead |
| Pioneer Company | 40 |
Joseph White Urban E. Hicks |
| Nisqually Ferry Guard | 9 | Sergeant William Packwood |
| 485 | ||
| Stevens Guards | 25 | C.P. Higgins |
| Spokane Invincibles | 23 | B.F. Yantis |
INDIAN AUXILIARIES.
| Nez Perces, Volunteers | 70 | Chief Spotted Eagle |
| Snohomish | 82 | Chiefs Pat-ka-nim and John Taylor |
| Squaxon | 15 | Lieutenant Wesley Gosnell |
| Chehalis | 17 | Sidney S. Ford |
| Cowlitz | 9 | Pierre Charles |
| Total | 1310 |
The horses used for mounted men were furnished partly by the government and partly by the volunteers.
Company M was composed of ten white men and forty-three Nez Perces, Indians furnishing their own horses.
Company N was first commanded by Captain Richards, and second by Captain Williams.