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ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Bvt. Lieutenant Colonel JOHN G. HAZARD.*
Maine Light, 6th Battery (F), Lieutenant Samuel Thurston.
Massachusetts Light, 10th Battery, Lieutenant J. Webb Adams.
1st New Hampshire, Battery M, Captain George K. Dakin.
1st New Jersey Light, Battery B, Lieutenant Edward P. Clark.
New Jersey Light, 3rd Battery, Lieutenant Julius G. Tuerk.
1st New York Light, Battery G, Captain Samuel A. McClellan.
4th New York Heavy, Company C, Lieutenant William S. Ball.
4th New York Heavy, Company L. Lieutenant Frank Seymour.
New York Light, 11th Battery, Lieutenant George W. Davey.
New York Light, 12th Battery, Captain Charles A. Clark.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Battery F, Lieutenant John F. Campbell.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery B, Captain T. Fred. Brown.
4th United States, Battery K, Lieutenant Edward S. Smith.
5th United States, Batteries C and I, Lieutenant Valentine H. Stone.
FIFTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General GOUVERNEUR K. WARREN.
ESCORT.
4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Company C, Captain Napoleon J. Horrell.
PROVOST GUARD.
104th New York, Lieutenant James H. Cain.
FIRST DIVISION.
Bvt. Major General CHARLES GRIFFIN.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.
185th New York, Captain Stephen O. Howard.
198th Pennsylvania, Captain Powell Stackhouse.
Second Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General EDGAR M. GREGORY.
187th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Myers,
188th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Isaac Doolittle.
189th New York, Colonel Allen L. Burr.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH J. BARTLETT.+
20th Maine, Captain Joseph F. Land.
32nd Massachusetts, Colonel J. Cushing Edmands.
1st Michigan, Bvt. Major Cornelius B. Van Valer.
16th Michigan,++ Bvt. Colonel Benjamin F. Partridge.
83rd Pennsylvania (six companies), Major William O. Colt.
91st Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Eli G. Sellers.
118th Pennsylvania, Bvt. Lieutenant Colonel Henry O'Neill.
155th Pennsylvania, Bvt. Colonel John Ewing.
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* On leave from February 16; Bvt. Captain John W. Roder, 4th United States, temporarily commanding.
+ On leave from January 6; Bvt. Brigadier General Alfred L. Pearson, 155th Pennsylvania, temporarily commanding.
++ Brady's and Jardine's companies Michigan Sharpshooters attached.
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