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Third Brigade.
Colonel JAMES E. MALLON.
19th massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Ansel D. Wass.
20th Massachusetts, Major Henry L. Abbott.
7th Michigan, Major Sylvanus W. curtis.
42nd New York, Captain Robert C. Wright.
59th New York (battalion), Captain Horace P. Rugg.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALEXANDER HAYS.
First Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL S. CARROLL.
14th Indiana, Colonel John Coons.
4th Ohio, Major Gordon A. Stewart.
8th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Franklin Sawyer.
7th West Virginia (battalion), Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan H. Lockwood.
Second Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS A. SMYTH.
14th Connecticut, Colonel Theodore G. Ellis.
1st Delaware, Lieutenant Colonel Edward P. harris.
12th New Jersey, Colonel J. Howard Willets.
10th New York (battalion), Major George F. Hopper.
108th New York, Colonel Charles J. Powers.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSHUA T. OWEN.
39th New York, Major Hugo Hildebrandt.
111th New York, Colonel Clinton D. MacDougall.
125th New York, Colonel Levin Crandell.
126th New York, Colonel James M. Bull.
ARTILLERY.
Captain JOHN G. HAZARD.
1st New York Light, Battery G, Captain Nelson Ames.
1st Ohio Light, Battery H, Captain James F. Huntington.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Batteries F and G, Captain R. Bruce Ricketts.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery A, Captain William A. Arnold.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery B, Lieutenant T. Fred. Brown.
1st United States, battery I, Lieutenant Frank S. French.
THIRD ARMY CORPS.
Major General WILLIAM H. FRENCH.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major General DAVID B. BIRNEY.
First Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES H. T. COLLIS.
57th Pennsylvania, Colonel Peter Sides.
63rd Pennsylvania, Major John A. Danks.
68th Pennsylvania, Colonel Andrew H. Tippin.
105th Pennsylvania, Colonel Calvin A. Craig.
114th Pennsylvania, Major Edward R. Bowen.
141st Pensylvania, Captain Edwin A. Spaulding.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General J. H. HOBART WARD.
3rd Maine, Colonel Moses B. Lakeman.
4th Maine, Colonel Elijah Walker.
86th New York, Major Michael B. Stafford.
124th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Francis M. Cummins.
99th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin R. Biles.
2nd U. S. Sharpshooters, Lieutenant Colonel homer R. Stoughton.
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