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Third Brigade.
Brigadier General GERSHOM MOTT
5th New Jersey, Colonel William J. Sewell.
6th New Jersey, Colonel George C. Burling.
7th New Jersey, Colonel Louis R. Francine.
8th New Jersey, Colonel Adolphus J. Johnson.
2nd New York, Colonel Sidney W. Park.
115th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel William A. Olmsted.
Artillery.
Captain JAMES E. SMITH.
1st New Jersey, Battery B, Captain A. J. Clark.
4th New York, Battery, Lieutenant Joseph E. Nairn.
1st United States, Battery H, Lieutenant J. E. Dimick.
4th United States, Battery K, Lieutenant E. A. Bancroft.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General AMIEL W. WHIPPLE.
First Brigade.
Colonel BENAJAH P. BAILEY.
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,* Lieutenant Colonel J. F. Marsh.
163rd New York, Major James J. Byrne.
84th Pennsylvania, Colonel Samuel M. Bowman.
110th Pennsylvania, Major D. M. Jones
Artillery.
Lieutenant Colonel W. H. HAYWARD.
10th New York Battery, Captain John T., Bruen
11th New York Battery, Captain A. A. Von Puttkammer.
1st Ohio, Battery H, Captain James F. Huntington.
UNATTACHED.
2nd U. S. Sharpshooters, Major Homer R. Stoughton.
FIFTH ARMY CORPS,
Major General GEORGE G. MEADE.
FIRST DIVISION.
Colonel JAMES BARNES.
First Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES A. JOHNSON
2nd Maine, Lieutenant Colonel George Varney.
18th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Hayes
22nd Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel William S. Tilton.
1st Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel Ira C. Abbott.
13th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Francis A. Schoeffel.
25th New York, Major Shepard Gleason.
118th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel James Gwyn.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JACOB B. SWEITZER.
9th Massachusetts, Colonel Patrick R. Gulney.
32nd Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel G. L. Prescott.
4th Michigan, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Lumbard.
14th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Davies.
62nd Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel James C, Hull.
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*Also reported as "unattached."
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