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THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General AMIEL W. WHIPPLE.
First Brigade.
[1.] Brigadier General A. SANDERS PIATT.*
[2.] Colonel EMLEN FRANKLIN.
86th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Barna J. Chapin.
124th New York, Colonel A. Van Horne Ellis.
122nd Pennsylvania, Colonel Emlen Franklin.
Second Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL S. CARROLL.
12th New Hampshire, Colonel Joseph H. Potter.
163rd New York, Major James J. Byrne.
84th Pennsylvania, Colonel Samuel M. Bowman.
110th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel James Crowther.
Artillery.
New York Light,10th Battery, Captain John T. Bruen.
New York Light,11th Battery, Captain Albert A.von Puttkammer.
1st Ohio Light, Battery H, Lieutenant George W. Norton.
FIFTH ARMY CORPS.
Brigadier General DANIEL BUTTERFIELD.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General CHARLES GRIFFIN.
First Brigade.
Colonel JAMES BARNES.
2nd Maine:
Lieutenant Colonel George Varney.
Major Daniel F. Sargent.
Massachusetts Sharpshooters,2nd Company,
Captain Lewis E. Wentworth.
18th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Hayes.
22nd Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel William S. Tilton.
1st Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Ira C. Abbott.
13th New York:
Colonel Elisha G. Marshall.
Lieutenant Colonel Francis A. Schoeffel.
25th New York, Captain Patrick Connelly.
118th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel James Gwyn.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JACOB B. SWEITZER.
9th Massachusetts, Colonel Patrick R. Guiney.
32nd Massachusetts, Colonel Francis J. Parker.
4th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Lumbard.
14th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Davies.
62nd Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel James C. Hull.
Third Brigade.
Colonel T. B. W. STOCTON.
20th Maine, Colonel Adelbert Ames.
Michigan Sharpshooters, Brady's company, Lieutenant Jonas H. Titus,jr.
16th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Norval E. Welch.
12th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Robert M. Richardson.
17th New York, Captain John Vickers.
44th New York:
Lieutenant Colonel Freeman Conner.
Major Edward B. Knox.
83rd Pennsylvania, Colonel Strong Vincent.
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*Disabled December 13.
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