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SECOND ARMY CORPS.
RODES' DIVISION.*
Major General BRYAN GRIMES.+
Battle's Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL B. PICKENS.
3rd Alabama,- -.
5th Alabama,- -.
5th Alabama,- -.
12th Alabama,- -.
61st Alabama, - -.
Cook's Brigade.
Brigadier General PHILIP COOK.
4th Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin A. Nash.
12th Georgia, Captain Oliver F. Evans.
21st Georgia, Captain Edward Smith.
44th Georgia, Captain Thomas R. Daniel.
Cox's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM R. CON.
1st North Carolina, Major William T. Ennett.
2nd North Carolina, Major James T. Scales.
3rd North Carolina, Major William T. Ennett.
4th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel William A. Johnston.
14th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel William A. Johnston.
30th North Carolina, Captain John C. McMillan.
Grimes' Brigade.
Colonel DAVID G. COWAND.
32nd North Carolina, Major John W. Rierson.
43rd North Carolina, Captain Hampton Beverly.
45th North Carolina, Colonel John R. Winston.
53rd North Carolina, Colonel James T. Morehead, jr.
2nd North Carolina Battalion, Major John W. Rierson.
EARLY'S DIVISION.
Brigadier General ROBERT D. JOHNSTON.++
Johnston's Brigade.
Colonel JOHN W. LEA.
5th North Carolina, Major James M. Taylor.
12th North Carolina, Major Kemp Plummer.
20th North Carolina, Colonel Thomas F. Toon.
1st North Carolina, Battalion Sharpshooters, Captain Reuben E. Wilson.
Lewis' Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM G. LEWIS.
6th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel McD. Tate.
21st North Carolina, Major James F. Beall.
54th North Carolina, Captain Lunsford A. Paschall.
57th North Carolina, Captain John Beard.
Pegram's Brigade.
Colonel JOHN G. KASEY.
13th Virginia, Captain George Cullen.
31st Virginia, Captain Nathan Clawson.
49th Virginia, Captain William D. Moffett.
52nd Virginia, Lieutenant John A. Fauver.
58th Virginia, Captain Samuel S. Turner.
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*From inspection report of February 26, 1865.
+Assigned as major-general February 28, 1865.
++On the face of inspection report General Johnston appears as division commander, February 28, 1865, but an indorsement thereon of same date is signed by Brigadier General James A. Walker as the division commander.
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