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Artillery.
Captain ALANSON M. RANDOL.
1st New York, Battery C, Captain Almont Barnes.
1st United States, Battery E, Captain Alanson M. Randol.
CAVALRY.
Colonel JAMES K. KERR.
1st Massachusetts (seven companies), Colonel H. B. Sargent.
3rd Pennsylvania, Colonel J. B. McIntosh.
4th Pennsylvania, Major George H. Covode.
16th Pennsylvania, Colonel J. Irvin Gregg.
1st Rhode Island, Colonel A. N. Duffie.
5th United States, Captain James E. Harrison.
2nd U. S. Artillery, Battery A, Captain J. C. Tidball.
LEFT GRAND DIVISION.
Major General WILLIAM F. SMITH.*
ESCORT, ETC.
6th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Colonel R. H. Rush.
FIRST ARMY CORPS.
Major General JOHN F. REYNOLDS.
ESCORT, ETC.
1st Maine Cavalry, Company L, Captain C. Taylor.
6th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Companies A and D, Captain W. P. C. Treichel.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General JAMES S. WADSWORTH.
First Brigade.
Colonel WALTER PHELPS, Jr.
22nd New York, Captain L. Ormsby.
24th New York, Lieutenant Colonel S. R. Beardsley.
30th New York, Colonel W. M. Searing.
84th New York (14th Militia), Colonel E. B. Fowler.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JAMES GAVIN.
7th Indiana, Captain W. C. Banta.
76th New York, Colonel W. P. Wainwright.
95th New York, Colonel G. H. Biddle.
56th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Hofmann.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General GABRIEL R. PAUL.
22nd New Jersey, Major A. G. Demarest.
29th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel W. R. Taylor.
30th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel J. J. Cladek.
31st New Jersey, Colonel a. P. Berthoud.
147th New York, Colonel A. S. Warner.
137th Pennsylvania, Colonel H. M. Bossert.
Fourth Brigade.
Brigadier General S. MEREDITH.
19th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel S. J. Williams.
24th Michigan, Colonel H. A. Morrow.
2nd Wisconsin, Colonel L. Fairchild.
6th Wisconsin, Colonel L. Cutler.
7th Wisconsin, Colonel W. W. Robinson.
Artillery.+
Captain JOHN A. REYNOLDS.
New Hampshire Light, 1st Battery, Lieutenant Frederick M. Edgell.
1st New York, Battery L, Captain John A. Reynolds.
4th United States, Battery B, Lieutenant James Stewart.
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*Relieved Major General William B. Franklin.
+Colonel C. S. Wainwright, chief of corps artillery.
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