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Report of number of officers and men of Ninth Army Corps-Continued.
Commissioned Enlisted men Total
officers
Second Brigade
Headquarters 6 5
11th New Hampshire 8 190
Volunteers
56th Massachusetts 16 207
Volunteers
179th New York Volunteers 16 261
17th Vermont Volunteers 16 320
31st Maine Volunteers 24 413
186th New York Volunteers 25 370
2nd Maryland Volunteers 17 316
6th New Hampshire 14 175
Volunteers
9th New Hampshire 15 215
Volunteers
Total Second Division 329 5,181 5,510
THIRD DIVISION.
First Brigade.
Headquarters 7 40
51st Pennsylvania 23 617
Volunteers
208th Pennsylvania 21 472
Volunteers
209th Pennsylvania 22 505
Volunteers
200th Pennsylvania 18 511
Volunteers
Second Brigade
Headquarters 7 40
207 Pennsylvania 21 483
Volunteers
211th Pennsylvania 24 491
Volunteers
205th Pennsylvania 22 584
Volunteers
Total Third Division 165 3,690 3,855
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Headquarters 8 7
34th New York Battery 3 100
7th Maine Battery 3 87
19th New York Battery 3 88
Battery D, Pennsylvania 5 101
Volunteer Artillery
11th Massachusetts 3 96
Battery
27th New York Battery 5 68
Total Artillery Brigade 30 547 577
NINETEENTH ARMY CORPS
DWIGHT'S DIVISION
First Brigade
15th Maine Volunteers 29 475
114th New York Volunteers 20 252
29th Maine Volunteers 26 447
30th Massachusetts 16 364
Volunteers
1st Maine Battalion .......... ...........
Second Brigade
153rd New York Volunteers 19 350
8th Vermont Volunteers 29 436
12th Connecticut 15 227
Volunteers
26th Massachusetts 14 307
Volunteers
47th Pennsylvania 32 626
Volunteers
Third Brigade
173rd New York Volunteers 14 222
160th New York Volunteers 10 209
162nd New York Volunteers 13 328
133rd New York Volunteers 22 426
30th Maine Volunteers 23 456
Total Dwight's division 282 5,125
Aggregate 1,083 19,327
JNO. G. PARKE,
Major-General, Commanding.
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