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THIRD ARMY CORPS.
Lieutenant General A. P. HILL.
ANDERSON'S DIVISION.*
Major General R. H. ANDERSON.
Wilcox's (late) Brigade.
Colonel J. C. C. SANDERS.
8th Alabama, Colonel Y. L. Royston.
9th Alabama, Colonel J. H. King.
10th Alabama, Colonel W. H. Forney.
11th Alabama, Colonel J. C. C. Sanders.
14th Alabama, Colonel L. Pinckard.
Wright's Brigade.
Brigadier General A. R. WRIGHT.
3rd Georgia, Colonel Edward J. Walker.
22nd Georgia, Colonel Joseph Wasden.
48th Georgia. Colonel William Gibson.
2nd Georgia Battalion, Major George W. Ross.
Mahone's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM MAHONE.
6th Virginia, Colonel George T. Rogers.
12th Virginia, Colonel D. A. Weisiger.
16th Virginia, Colonel Joseph H. Ham.
41st Virginia, Colonel William A. Parham.
61st Virginia, Colonel V. D. Groner.
Perry's Brigade.
Brigadier General E. A. PERRY.
2nd Florida, Lieutenant Colonel L. G. Pyles.
5th Florida, Lieutenant Colonel T. B. Lamar.
8th Florida, Colonel David Lang.
Posey's Brigade.
Brigadier General C. POSEY.
12th Mississippi, Colonel W. H. Taylor.
16th Mississippi, Colonel Samuel E. Baker.
19th Mississippi, Colonel N. H. Harris.
48th Mississippi, Colonel Joseph M. Jayne.
HETH'S DIVISION.
Major General HENRY HETH.
Pettigrew's (late) Brigade.
Colonel T. C. SINGELTARY.
11th North Carolina. Colonel Collett Leventhorpe.
26th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel John R. Lane.
44th North Carolina, Colonel Thomas C. Singeltary.
47th North Carolina, Colonel George HO. Faribault.
52nd North Carolina, Colonel J. K. Marshall.
Walker's Brigade.
Brigadier General H. H. WALKER.
40th Virginia, Colonel J. M. Brockenbrough.
47th Virginia, Colonel R. M. Mayo.
55th Virginia, Colonel W. S. Christian.
22nd Virginia Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel E. P. Tayloe.
Archer's Brigade.
Brigadier General H. H. WALKER.
5th Alabama Battalion, Major A. S. Van de Graaff.+
13th Alabama, Colonel B. D. Fry.
1st Tennessee (Provisional Army), Colonel Peter Turney.
7th Tennessee, Colonel John A. Fite.
14th Tennessee, Colonel William McComb.
Davis' Brigade.
Brigadier General J. R. DAVIS.
2nd Mississippi, Colonel J. M. Stone.
11tj Mississippi, Colonel F. M. Green.
42nd Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel Hillery Moseley.
55th North Carolina, Colonel John K. Connally.
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*Only two of the brigadier generals reported present for duty.
+Detached.
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