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TWELFTH ARMY CORPS.
Brigadier General ALPHEUS S. WILLIAMS. *
HEADQUARTERS.
10th Maine (4 companies), Captain John D. Beardsley.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOSEPH F. KNIPE.
First and Second Brigades. +
Colonel SAMUEL ROSS.
5th Connecticut, Colonel Warren W. Packer.
20th Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Wooster.
3rd Maryland, Colonel Joseph M. Sudsburg.
123rd New York, Colonel Archibald L. McDougall.
145th New York, Colonel Edward L. Price.
46th Pennsylvania, Colonel James L. Selfridge.
Third Brigade.
Colonel EZRA A. CARMAN.
27th Indiana,++ Colonel Silas Colgrove.
2nd Massachusetts, ++ Colonel William Goswell.
13th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel John Grines.
107th New York, Colonel Nirom M. Crane.
150th New York, Colonel John H. Ketcham.
3rd Wisconsin,++ Colonel William Hawley.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN W. GEARY.
First Brigade.
5th Ohio,@ Colonel John H. Patrick.
7th Ohio,@ Colonel William R. Creighton.
29th Ohio,@ Colonel William T. Fitch.
66th Ohio,@ Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Powell.
28th Pennsylvania, Captain John Flynn.
147th Pennsylvania, Major John Craig.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE A. COBHAM, jr.
29th Pennsylvania, Colonel William Rickards, jr.
109th Pennsylvania, Captain Frederick L. Gimber.
111th Pennsylvania, Major John A. Boyle.
Third Brigade.
60th New York, Captain Jesse H. Jones.
78th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Herbert von Hammerstein.
102nd New York, Colonel James C. Lane.
137th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Koert S. Van Voorhis.
149th New York, Major Winslow M. Thomas.
ARTILLERY.
Major JOHN A. REYNOLDS.
1st New York Light, Battery M, Lieutenant Charles E. Winegar.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery E, Captain Charles A. Atwell.
4th United States, Battery F, Lieutenant Edward D. Muhlenberg.
5th United States, Battery K, Lieutenant David H. Kinzie.
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*In temporary absence of Major General Henry W. Slocum.
+Temporarily consolidated.
++On duty in New York.
@On duty in New York, under command of Colonel Charles Candy.
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