We can include William V. Harrell's (Lewis') Cavalry Battalion as well.

The camp at Talladega, Camp Buckner, was No. 2. The law establishing camps of instruction called for two in each state.

Here's a partial list of companies from Macon County accepted by the State of Alabama, most recognized as belonging to the Alabama Volunteer Corps. Some of these later entered Confederate service, while others evidently disbanded:

Commissions issued by the State of Alabama:

“Alabama Zouaves” of Tuskegee Ala., Jan. 1, 1861

B. B. Smith Captain
E. J. Glass 1st Lieut.
T. B. Dryer 2nd Lieut.
M. G. Stokes 3rd Lieut.

“Auburn Guards” of Auburn Ala., Nov. 28, 1860

George W. Dixon Captain
Wm. F. Stanton 1st Lieut.
F. G. McElhany 2nd Lieut.
I. H. Echols 3rd Lieut.

File includes election certification dated Nov. 22, 1860, which uses the name “Auburn Guard”.
Initial election took place on July 4, 1858.

“Auburn Light Guards” of Auburn Ala., May 3, 1861

John W. W. Drake Captain
John H. Echols 1st Lieut.
Cader C. Knowles 2nd Lieut.
Swepson T. Harper 3rd Lieut.

“La Place Guards” of Macon County Ala. [Lockland], Jan. 8, 1861

W. S. Goodwyn Captain
T. B. Cloud 1st Lieut.
J. T. Haden 2nd Lieut.
E. A. McWhorter 3rd Lieut.

“Macon Cavalry”, Tuskegee Ala., Jan. 8, 1861

George Jones Captain
William E. Pinckard 1st Lieut.
Ben Rush 2nd Lieut.
E. B. Breedlove 3rd Lieut.

“Macon Commissioners”, Macon Co. Ala., Aug. 1, 1861

P. V. Guerry Captain
N. D. Guerry 1st Lieut.
J. M. Ellison 2nd Lieut.
B. F. Lloyd 3rd Lieut.

“Macon Confederates”, Macon Co. Ala., May 21, 1861

R. F. Ligon Captain
R. H. Keeling 1st Lieut.
W. D. Zuber 2nd Lieut.
George Jones Jr. 2nd Lieut.

“Macon Minute Grays”, Chennennuggee Ala., Jan. 11, 1861

T. V. Rutherford Captain
Lewis McQueen 1st Lieut.
D. B. Coleman 2nd Lieut.
C. W. Carey Jr. 2nd Lieut.

“Southern Rifles”, Union Springs Ala, Dec. 31, 1859:

Richard H. Powell Captain
Isaiah A. Wilson 1st Lieut.
E. V. Culver 2nd Lieut.
B. F. Owens 3rd Lieut.
A. J. Slaughter 4th Lieut.

Commissions issued Feb. 10, 1860.

Another commission issued Apr. 24, 1861 to 2nd Lt. A. J. Slaughter and 3rd Lt. C. H. Greene, effective Feb. 16, 1861.