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No. 222.-Brigadier General John Gibbon, U. S. Army,commanding Second Division.
No. 223.-Captain George F. Leppien, Fifth Maine Battery, Acting Chiefof Division Artillery.
No. 224.-Captain James A. Hall, Second Maine Battery.
No. 225.-Captain James Thompson, Battery C, Pennsylvania Light Artillery.
No. 226.-Colonel Adrian R. Root, Ninety-fourth New York Infantry,commanding First Brigade.
No. 227.-Lieutenant Colonel Charles W. Tilden, Sixteenth Maine Infantry.
No. 228.-Major John A. Kress, Ninety-fourth New York Infantry.
No. 229.-Colonel Gilbert G. Prey, One hundred and fourth New YorkInfantry.
No. 230.-Captain Abraham Moore, One hundred and fifth New York Infantry.
No. 231.-Colonel Thomas F. McCoy, One hundred and seventh PennsylvaniaInfantry.
No. 232.-Colonel Peter Lyle, Ninetieth Pennsylvania Infantry,commandingSecond Brigade.
No. 233.-Colonel James L. Bates, Twelfth Massachusetts Infantry.
No. 234.-Major Ezra F. Wetmore, Twenty-sixth New York Infantry.
No. 235.-Lieutenant Colonel William A. Leech, Ninetieth Pennsylvania Infantry.
No. 236.-Colonel Thomas M. Bayne, One hundred and thirty-sixthPennsylvania Infantry.
No. 237.-Brigadier General Nelson Taylor, U. S. Army,commanding Third Brigade.
No. 238.-Colonel Samuel H. Leonard, Thirteenth Massachusetts Infantry.
No. 239.-Captain Joseph A. Moesch, Eighty-third New York Infantry.
No. 240.-Colonel Charles Wheelock, Ninety-seventh New York Infantry.
No. 241.-Captain Christian Kuhn, Eleventh Pennsylvania Infantry.
No. 242.-Major David A. Griffith, Eighty-eighth Pennsylvania Infantry.
No. 243.-Major General George G. Meade, U. S. Army,commanding Third Division.
No. 244.-Lieutenant John G. Simpson, Battery A, First Pennsylvania LightArtillery.
No. 245.-Captain James H. Cooper, Battery B, First Pennsylvania LightArtillery.
No. 246.-Captain Frank P. Amsden, Battery G, First Pennsylvania LightArtillery.
No. 247.-Captain Dunbar R. Ransom, Third U. S. Artillery,commanding BatteryC, Fifth U. S. Artillery.
No. 248.-Colonel William McCandless, Second Pennsylvania Reserves,commanding First Brigade.
No. 249.-Colonel Chapman Biddle, One hundred and twenty-first Pennsylvania Infantry.
No. 250.-Colonel Albert L. Magilton, Fourth Pennsylvania Reserves,commanding Second Brigade.
No. 251.-Lieutenant Colonel Robert Anderson, Ninth Pennsylvania Reserves,commanding Third Brigade.
No. 252.-Major General William F. Smith, U. S. Army,commanding SixthArmy Corps.
No. 253.-Captain Romeyn B. Ayres, Fifth U. S. Artillery, Chief of Artillery.
No. 254.-Brigadier General W. T. H. Brooks, U. S. Army,commanding First Division.
No. 255.-Colonel A. T. A. Torbert, First New Jersey Infantry,commandingFirst Brigade.
No. 256.-Brigadier General Albion P. Howe, U. S. Army,commanding Second Division.
No. 257.-Brigadier General Calvin E. Pratt, U. S. Army,commanding First Brigade.
No. 258.-Colonel Henry Whiting, Second Vermont Infantry,commanding SecondBrigade.
No. 259.-Brigadier General Thomas H. Neill, U. S. Army,commanding Third Brigade.
No. 260.-Brigadier General John Newton, U. S. Army,commanding Third Division.
No. 261.-Brigadier General Charles Devens,jr., U. S. Army,commanding SecondBrigade.
No. 262.-Colonel Oliver Edwards, Thirty-seventh Massachusetts Infantry.ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
No. 263.-Organization of the Army of Northern Virginia.
No. 264.-General Robert E. Lee, C. S. Army,commanding Army of NorthernVirginia.
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