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EWELL'S DIVISION.*
Brigadier General JUBAL A. EARLY.
Lawton's Brigade.
(1.) Colonel E. N. ATKINSON.
(2.) Colonel C. A. EVANS.
13th Georgia, Colonel J. M. Smith.
26th Georgia, Captain B. F. Grace.
31st Georgia, Colonel C. A. Evans.
38th Georgia, Captain William L. McLeod.
60th Georgia, Colonel W. H. Stiles.
61st Georgia, Colonel J. H. Lamar and Major C. W. McArthur.
Trimble's Brigade.
Colonel R. F. HOKE.
15th Alabama.
12th Georgia.
21st Georgia, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas W. Hooper.
21st North Carolina.
1st North Carolina Battalion.
Early's Brigade.
Colonel J. A. WALKER.
13th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Terrill.
25th Virginia.
31st Virginia.
44th Virginia.
49th Virginia.
52nd Virginia.
58th Virginia.
Hays' (First Louisiana) Brigade.
Brigadier General HARRY T. HAYS.
5th Louisiana.
6th Louisiana.
7th Louisiana.
8th Louisiana.
9th Louisiana.
Artillery.
Captain J. W. LATIMER.
Charlottesville (Virginia) Artillery, Captain J. McD. Carrington.
Chesapeake (Maryland) Artillery, Lieutenant John E. Plater.
Courtney (Virginia) Artillery, Lieutenant W. A. Tanner.
First Maryland Battery, Captain William F. Dement.
Louisiana Guard Artillery, Captain Louis E. D'Aquin.
Staunton (Virginia) Artillery, Lieutenant Asher W. Garber.
JACKSON'S DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM B. TALIAFERRO.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General E. F. PAXTON.
2nd Virginia, Captain J. Q. A. Nadenbousch.
4th Virginia:
Lieutenant Colonel R. D. Gardner.
Major William Terry.
5th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel H. J. Williams.
27th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel J. K. Edmondson.
33rd Virginia, Colonel Edwin G. Lee.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General J. R. JONES.
21st Virginia.
42nd Virginia.
48th Virginia.
1st Virginia Battalion.
Third (Taliaferro's) Brigade.
Colonel E. T. H. WARREN.
47th Alabama, Captain James M. Campbell.
48th Alabama, Captain C. B. St. John.
10th Virginia, Captain W. B. Yancey.
23rd Virginia, Captain A. J. Richardson.
37th Virginia, Colonel T. V. Williams.
Fourth (Starke's) Brigade.
Colonel EDMUND PENDLETON.
1st Louisiana (Volunteers), Lieutenant Colonel M. Nolan.
2nd Louisiana, Major M. A. Grogan.
10th Louisiana, Major John M. Legett.
14th Louisiana, Captain H. M. Verlander.
15th Louisiana, Lieutenant Colonel McG. Goodwyn.
Coppens' (Louisiana) battalion.
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*From division return for December 10, 1862, and Early's report.
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