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Third Brigade.
Colonel T. B. W. STOCKTON.
20th Maine, Colonel A. Ames.
16th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel N. E. Welch.
12th New York, Colonel H. A. Weeks.
17th New York, Colonel N. B. Bartram.
44th New York, Colonel J. C. Rice.
83rd Pennsylvania, Colonel S. Vincent.
Artillery.
Captain AUGUSTUS P. MARTIN.
Massachusetts Light, 3rd Battery, Captain A. P. Martin.
Massachusetts Light, 5th Battery, Captain C. A. Phillips.
1st Rhode Island, Battery C, Captain R. Waterman.
5th United States, Battery D, Lieutenant C. E. Hazlett.
SECOND DIVISION.
Major General GEORGE SYKES.
First Brigade.
Major RICHARD S. SMITH.
3rd United States, Captain J. D. Wilkins.
4th United States, Captain H. Dryer.
12th United States, First Battalion, Captain M. M. Blunt.
12th United States, Second Battalion, Captain T. M. Anderson.
14th United States, First Battalion, Captain H. W. Keyes.
14th United States, Second Battalion, Captain H. DeB. Clay.
Second Brigade.
Major GEORGE L. ANDREWS.
1st and 2nd United States, Captain S. S. Marsh.
6th United States, Captain J. McCleary. 7th United States, Captain G. Chapin.
11th United States, Captain H. L. Chipman.
17th and 19th United States (battalion)
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General G. K. WARREN.
5th New York, Lieutenant Colonel George Duryea.
140th New York, Colonel Patrick H. O'Rorke.
146 New York, Colonel Kenner Garrard.
Artillery.
Captain FRANK C. GIBBS.
1st Ohio, Battery L, Captain Frank C. Gibbs.
5th United States, Battery I, Captain S. H. Weed.
THIRD DIVISION.
Colonel E. M. GREGORY.*
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel DAVID W. ROWE.
91st Pennsylvania, Captain J. H. Sinex.
126th Pennsylvania, Captain A. R. Davison.
129th Pennsylvania, Major J. Anthony.
134th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel E. O'Brien.
Second Brigade.
Colonel PETER H. ALLABACH.
123rd Pennsylvania, Colonel J. B. Clark.
131st Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel W. B. Shaut.
133rd Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel W. A. McCartney.
155th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Cain.
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*Brigadier General A. A. Humphreys on leave.
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