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SECOND DIVISION.*
Brigadier General JOHN C. ROBINSON.
First Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL H. LEONARD.
16th Maine, Colonel C. W. Tilden.
13th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel N. W. Batchelder.
94th New York, + Colonel A. R. Root.
104th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Henry G. Tuthill.
107th Pennsylvania, Colonel T. F. McCoy.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY BAXTER.
12th Massachusetts, Colonel J. L. Bates.
83rd New York, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph A. Moesch.
97th New York, Colonel Charles Wheelock.
11st Pennsylvania, Colonel Richard Coulter.
88th Pennsylvania, Major Benezet F. Foust.
90th Pennsylvania, Colonel Peter Lyle.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major General ABNER DOUBLEDAY.
First Brigade. ++
Brigadier General THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
121st Pennsylvania, Colonel Chapman Biddle.
142nd Pennsylvania, Colonel R. P. Cummins.
151st Pennsylvania, Colonel Harrison allen.
Second Brigade.
Colonel ROY STONE.
143rd Pennsylvania, Colonel E. L. Bana.
149th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Walton Dwight.
150th Pennsylvania, Colonel Langhorne Wister.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Colonel CHARLES S. WAINWRIGHT.
2nd Maine Battery, Captain James a. Hall.
5th Maine Battery, Lieutenant G. T. Stevens.
1st New York Light Artillery, Battery L, Captain John A. Reynolds.
1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery B, Captain James H. Cooper.
4th U. S. Artillery, Battery B, Lieutenant James Davison.
SECOND ARMY CORPS.
Major General WINFIELD S. HANCOCK.
ESCORT.
6th New York Cavalry, Companies D and K, Captain Riley Johnson.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN C. CALDWELL.
First Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD E. CROSS.
5th New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel C. E. Hapgood.
61st New York, Lieutenant Colonel K. O. Broady.
81st Pennsylvania, Colonel H. B. McKeen.
148th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel George A. Fairlamb.
Second Brigade.
Colonel PATRICK KELLY.
28th Massachusetts, Colonel richard Byrnes.
63rd New York, Lieutenant Colonel R. C. Bentley.
69th New York, Captain James E. McGee.
88th New York, Captain William J. Nagle.
116th Pennsylvania, Major St. Clair A. Mulholland.
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*Division reorganized. The Twenty sixth New York and One hundred and thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Regiments sent home for muster-out.
+Placed, May 30, under the orders of the provost-marshal-general.
++The One hundred and thirty-fifth Pennsylvania sent home for muster-out.
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