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First Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General ISRAEL N. STILES. *
120th Indiana, Colonel Allen W. Prather.
124th Indiana, Colonel John M. Orr.
128th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Jasper Packard.
180th Ohio, Colonel Willard Warner.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOHN C. McQUISTON.
123rd Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Dewitt C. Walters.
129th Indiana, Colonel Charles A. Zollinger.
130th Indiana, Colonel Charles S. Parrish.
28th Michigan, Colonel William W. Wheeler.
Third Brigade.
Colonel MINOR T. THOMAS.
25th Massachusetts,+ Lieutenant Colonel James Tucker.
8th Minnesota, Major George A. Camp.
174th Ohio, Colonel John S. Jones.
178th Ohio, Colonel Joab A. Stafford.
Artillery.
Indiana Light, 22nd Battery, ++ Lieutenant George W. Alexander.
1st Michigan Light, Battery F,@ Captain Byron D. Paddock.
Illinois Light, Elgin Battery, # Captain Andrew M. Wood.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General NATHANIEL C. McLEAN.
Colonel ORLANDO H. MOORE. ##
Major General DARIUS N. COUCH. **
Brigadier General JOSEPH A. COOPER.
First Brigade.
Colonel ORLANDO H. MOORE.
Brigadier General JOSEPH A. COOPER.
26th Kentucky, Colonel Thomas B. Faileigh.
25th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin F. Orcutt.
132nd New York,+++ Colonel Peter J. Claassen.
52nd Pennsylvania, + Lieutenant Colonel John B. Conyngham.
6th Tennessee,++++ Lieutenant Colonel Edward Maynard.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOHN MEHRINGER.
107th Illinois, Major Thomas J. Milholland.
80th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Alfred D. Owen.
23rd Michigan, Colonel Oliver L. Spaulding.
111th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Isaac R. Sherwood.
118th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Edgar Sowers.
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*In command from March 14.
+Assigned April 2.
++Transferred to First Division, Tenth Army Corps, April 5.
@Ordered to New Berne April 6.
#Assigned April 8.
##Assumed command April 4.
**In command April 8 to 20, and April 26 to 30; General Cooper assumed command of First Brigade April 26.
+++Assigned April 2; detachment 99th New York temporarily attached.
++++Relieved for muster out March 31.
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