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SIXTH ARMY CORPS,
Major General WILLIAM F. SMITH
ESCORT, ETC.
Captain FREDERICK C. NEWHALL.
10th New York Cavalry, Company L.
6th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Companies I and K.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM T. H. BROOKS.
First Brigade.
Colonel HENRY W. BROWN.
1st New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Mark W. Collet.
2nd New Jersey, Colonel Samule L. Buck.
3rd New Jersey, Major J. W. H. Stickney.
4th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel James N. Duffy.
15th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Edward L. Campbell.
23rd New Jersey, Colonel Henry O. Ryerson
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH J. BARTLETT.
5th Maine, Colonel Edward A. Scammon
16th New York, Colonel Joel J. Seaver.
27th New York, Colonel Alex. D. Adams.
121st New York, Colonel Emory Upton.
96th Pennsylvania, Colonel Henry L. Cake.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General DAVID A. RUSSELL.
18th New York, Colonel George R. Myers.
31st New York, Lieutenant Colonel L. C. Newman.
32nd New York, Colonel F. E. Pinto
95th Pennsylvania, Colonel G. W. Town.
Artillery.
Maryland Battery A, Lieutenant James H. Rigby.
1st Massachusetts (Battery A) Captain William H. McCartney.
1st New Jersey Battery, Captain William Hexamer.
2nd United States, Battery D, Lieutenant Edward B. Williston.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALBION P. HOWE.
First Brigade.
Colonel HIRAM BURNHAM.
6th Maine, Captain Joel A. Haycock.
43rd New York, Colonel Benjamin F. Baker.
49th Pennsylvania, Major John B. Miles.
49th Pennsylvania, Colonel Peter C. Ellmaker.
5th Wisconsin, Captain T. B. Catlin.
Second Brigade.
Colonel HENRY WHITING.
26th New Jersey, Colonel Andrew J. Morrison.
2nd Vermont, Major J. H. Walbridge.
3rd Vermont, Major S. E. Pingree.
4th Vermont, Colonel Charles B. Stoughton.
5th Vermont, Colonel Lewis A. Grant.
6th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel O. S. Tuttle.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General THOMAS H. NEILL.
21st New Jersey, Colonel G. Van Houten.
20th New York, Colonel E. Von Vegesack.
33rd New York, Colonel R. F. Taylor.
49th New York, Colonel D. D. Bidwell.
77th New York, Lieutenant Colonel W. B. French.
Artillery.
Maryland, Battery B, Captain Alonzo Snow.
1st New York Battery, Captain Andrew Cowan.
3rd New York Battery, Lieutenant W. A. Harn.
5th United States, Battery F, Lieutenant L. Martin.
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