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1st New York Light, Battery G, Captain John D. Frank.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery B, Captain John G. Hazard.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery G, Captain Charles D. Owen.
FOURTH ARMY CORPS.
FIRST DIVISION.*
Major General DARIUS N. COUCH.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General CHARLES DEVENS, Jr.
7th Massachusetts, Colonel David A. Russell.
10th Massachusetts, Colonel Henry L. Eustis.
36th New York, Colonel William H. Browne.
2nd Rhode Island, Colonel Frank Wheaton.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General ALBION P. HOWE.
62nd New York, Colonel David J. Nevin.
93rd Pennsylvania, Colonel James M. McCarter.
98th Pennsylvania, Colonel John F. Ballier.
102nd Pennsylvania, Colonel Thomas A. Rowley.
139th Pennsylvania, +Colonel Frank H. Collier.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN COCHRANE.
65th New York, Colonel Alexander Shaler.
67th New York, Colonel Julius W. Adams.
122nd New York, Colonel Silas Titus.
23rd Pennsylvania, Colonel Thomas H. Neill.
61st Pennsylvania, Colonel George C. Spear.
82nd Pennsylvania, Colonel David H. Williams.
Artillery.
New York Light, Third Battery, Captain William Stuart.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Battery C, Captain Jeremiah McCarthy.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Battery D, Captain Michael Hall.
2nd United States, Battery G, Lieutenant John H. Butler.
FIFTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General FITZ JOHN PORTER.
ESCORT.
1st Maine Cavalry (detachment), Captain George J. Summat.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major General GEORGE W. MORELL.
First Brigade.
Colonel JAMES BARNES.
2nd Maine, Colonel Charles W. Roberts.
18th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Hayes.
22nd Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel William S. Tilton.
1st Michigan, Captain Emory W. Belton.
13th New York, Colonel Elisha G. Marshall.
25th New York, Colonel Charles A. Johnson.
118th Pennsylvania, Colonel Charles M. Prevost.
Massachusetts Sharpshooters, Second Company, Captain Lewis E. Wentworth.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General CHARLES GRIFFIN.
2nd District of Columbia, Colonel Charles M. Alxander.
9th Massachusetts, Colonel Patrick R. Guiney.
32nd Massachusetts, Colonel Francis J. Parker.
4th Michigan, Colonel Jonathan W. Childs.
14th New York, Colonel James McQuade.
62nd Pennsylvania, Colonel Jacob B. Sweitzer.
* Assigned to the Sixth Corps as the Third Division September 26, 1862.
+ Joined September 17. Joined September 15.
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