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Third Brigade.
Colonel HANS C. HEG.
Colonel JOHN A. MARTIN.
25th Illinois, Major Samuel D. Wall, Captain Wesford Taggart.
35th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel William P. Chandler.
8th Kansas, Colonel John A. Martin, Lieutenant Colonel James L. Abernathy.
15th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Ole C. Johnson.
Wisconsin Light Artillery,8th Battery, Lieutenant John D. McLean.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brig. General RICHARD W. JOHNSON.
First Brigade.
Brig. General AUGUST WILLICH.
89th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Duncan J. Hall, Major William D. William.
32nd Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Frank Erdelmeyer.
39th Indiana,*Colonel Thomas J. Harrison.
15th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Frank Askew.
49th Ohio, Major Samuel F. Gray, Captain Luther M. Strong.
1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery A, Captain Wilbur F. Goodspeed.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOSEPH B. DODGE.
79th Illinois, Colonel Allen Buckner.
29th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel David M. Dunn.
30th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Orrin D. Hurd.
77th Pennsylvania, Colonel Thomas E. Rose, Captain Joseph J. Lawson.
Ohio Light Artillery,20th Battery, Captain Edward Grosskopff.
Third Brigade.
Colonel PHILEMON P. BALDWIN.
Colonel WILLIAM W. BERRY.
6th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Hagerman Tripp, Major Calvin D. Campbell.
5th Kentucky, Colonel William W. Berry, Captain John M. Huston
1st Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Bassett Langdon.
93rd Ohio, Colonel Hiram Strong, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Martin.
Indiana Light Artillery,5th Battery, Captain Peter Simonson.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major General PHILIP H. SHERIDAN.
First Brigade.
Brig. General WILLIAM H. LYTLE.
Colonel SILAS MILLER.
36th Illinois, Colonel Silas Miller, Lieutenant Colonel Porter C. Olson.
88th Illinois, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander S. Chadbourne.
21st Michigan, Colonel William B. McCreery, Major Seymour Chase.
24th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Theodore S. West, Major Carl von Baumbach.
Indiana Light Artillery,11th Battery, Captain Arnold Sutermeister.
Second Brigade.
Colonel BERNARD LAIBOLDT.
44th Illinois, Colonel Wallace W. Barrett.
73rd Illinois, Colonel James F. Jaquess.
2nd Missouri, Major Arnold Beck.
15th Missouri, Colonel Joseph Conrad.
1st Missouri Light Artillery, Battery G,+ Lieutenant Gustavus Schueler.
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*Detached from its brigade and serving as mounted infantry.
+Captain Henry Hescock,chief of division artillery.
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