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FITZ. LEE'S DIVISION.
Major General FITZ. LEE.
Lee's Brigade.
Colonel JOHN R. CHAMBLISS, jr.
9th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel R. L. T. Beale.
10th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel J. Lucius Davis.
13th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel John R. Chambliss, jr.
Lomax's Brigade.
Brigadier General L. L. LOMAX.
1st Maryland Cavalry Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel R. Brown.
5th Virginia Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel H. Clay Pate.
6th Virginia Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel John Shac Green.
15th Virginia Cavalry, Colonel W. G. Ball.
Wickham's Brigade.
Brigadier General W. C. WICKHAM.
1st Virginia Cavalry, Colonel R. W. Carter.
2nd Virginia Cavalry, Colonel T. T. Munford.
3rd Virginia Cavalry, Colonel T. H. Owen.
4th Virginia Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Payne.
ARTILLERY SERVING WITH CAVALRY CORPS.
Beckham's Brigade.
Major R. F. BECKHAM.
Breathed's (Virginia) Battery, Captain James Breathed.
Hart's (South Carolina) Battery, Captain James F. Hart.
Chew's (Virginia) Battery, Captain R. P. Chew.
McGregor's (Virginia) Battery, Captain W. M. McGregor.
Moorman's (Virginia) Battery, Captain M. N. Moorman.
ARTILLERY.
Brigadier General W. N. PENDLETON, commanding.
SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Brigadier General A. L. LONG.
Andrews' Battalion.
Lieutenant Colonel R. S. ANDREWS.
1st Maryland Artillery, Captain W. F. Dement.
Chesapeake (Maryland) Artillery, Lieutenant W. S. Chew.
Alleghany (Virginia) Artillery, Captain J. C. Carpenter.
Lee (Virginia) Battery, Captain C. I. Raine.
Carter's Battalion.
Lieutenant Colonel T. H. CARTER.
Jeff. Davis (Alabama) Artillery, Captain W. J. Reese.
King William (Virginia) Artillery, Captain W. P. Carter.
Morris (Virginia) Artillery, Captain R. C. M. Page.
Orange (Virginia) Artillery, Captain C. W. Fry.
Jones' Battalion.
Lieutenant Colonel H. P. JONES.
Louisiana Guard Artillery, Captain V. Maurin.
Charlottesville (Virginia) Artillery, Captain J. McD. Carrington.
Courtney (Virginia) Artillery, Captain William A. Tanner.
Staunton (Virginia) Artillery, Captain A. W. Garber.
Nelson's Battalion.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM NELSON.
Milledge (Georgia) Artillery, Captain John Milledge, jr.
Amherst (Virginia) Artillery, Captain T. J. Kirkpatrick.
Fluvanna (Virginia) Artillery, Captain John L. Massie.
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