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SECOND DIVISION.
Major General JAMES S. NEGLEY.
First Brigade.
Brig. General JOHN BEATTY.
104th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Hapeman.
42nd Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel William T. B. McIntire.
88th Indiana, Colonel George Humphrey.
15th Kentucky, Colonel Marion C. Taylor.
Second Brigade.
Colonel TIMOTHY F. STANLEY.
Colonel WILLIAM L. STOUGHTON.
19th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander W. Raffen.
11th Michigan, Colonel William L. Stoughton, Lieutenant Colonel Melvin Mudge.
18th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Grosvenor.
Third Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM SIRWELL.
37th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel William D. Ward.
21st Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Dwella M. Stoughton, Major Arnold McMahan, Captain Charles H. Vantine.
74th Ohio, Captain Joseph Fisher.
78th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Archibald Blakeley.
Artillery.
Illinois Light, Bridges' Battery (1st Brigade), Captain Lyman Bridges.
1st Ohio Light, Battery G (3rd Brigade), Captain Alexander Marshall.
1st Ohio Light, Battery M (2nd Brigade), Captain Frederick Schultz.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brig. General JOHN M. BRANNAN.
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN M. CONNEL.
82nd Indiana, Colonel Morton C. Hunter.
17th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Durbin Ward.
31st Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Frederick W. Lister.
38th Ohio,*Colonel Edward H. Phelps.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOHN T. CROXTON.
Colonel WILLIAM H. HAYS.
10th Indiana, Colonel William B. Carroll, Lieutenant Colonel Marsh B. Taylor.
74th Indiana, Colonel Charles W. Chapman, Lieutenant Colonel Myron Baker.
4th Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel P. Burgess Hunt, Major Robert M. Kelly.
10th Kentucky, Colonel William H. Hays, Lieutenant Colonel Gabriel C. Wharton.
14th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Henry D. Kingsbury.
Third Brigade.
Colonel FERDINAND VAN DERVEER.
87th Indiana, Colonel Newell Gleason.
2nd Minnesota, Colonel James George.
9th Ohio, Colonel Gustave Kammerling.
35th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Henry V. N. Boynton.
Artillery.
1st Michigan Light, Battery D (1st Brigade), Captain Josiah W. Church.
1st Ohio Light, Battery C (2nd Brigade), Lieutenant Marco B. Gary.
4th United States, Battery I (3rd Brigade), Lieutenant G. Smith.
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