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HETH'S DIVISION . Major General HENRY HETH. Brig. General J. J. PETTIGREW.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General J. J. PETTIGREW.
Colonel J. K. MARSHALL.
11th North Carolina, Colonel Collett Leven-
thorpe.
26th North Carolina:
Colonel Henry K. Burgwyn, jr.
Captain H. C. Albright.
47th North Carolina, Colonel G. H. Fari-
bault.
52nd North Carolina:
Colonel J. K. Marshall.
Lieutenant Colonel Marcus A. Parks.
Second Brigade.
Colonel J. M. BROCKENBROUGH.
40th Virginia:
Captain T. E. Betts.
Captain R. B. Davis.
47th Virginia, Colonel Robert M. Mayo.
55th Virginia, Colonel W. S. Christian.
22nd Virginia Battalion, Major John S.
Bowles.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES J. ARCHER.
Colonel B. D. FRY.
Lieutenant Colonel S. G. SHEPARD.
13th Alabama, Colonel B. D. Fry.
5th Alabama Battalion, Major A. S.
Van de Graaff.
1st Tennessee (Provisional Army), Major
Felix G. Buchanan.
7th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel S. G. Shep-
ard.
14th Tennessee, Captain B. L. Philips.
Fourth Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH R. DAVIS.
2nd Mississippi, Colonel J. M. Stone.
11th Mississippi, Colonel F. M. Green.
42nd Mississippi, Colonel H. R. Miller.
55th North Carolina, Colonel J. K. Connally.
Artillery . Lieutenant Colonel JOHN J. GARNETT. Donaldsonville (Louisiana)
Artillery, Captain V. Maurin. Huger (Virginia)
Artillery, Captain Joseph D. Moore. Lewis (Virginia)
Artillery, Captain John W. Lewis. Norfolk Light Blues, Captain C. R. Grandy . PENDER'S DIVISION . Major General WILLIAM D. PENDER. Brigadier General JAMES H. LANE. Major General I. R. TRIMBLE. Brig General JAMES H. LANE.
First Brigade.
Colonel ABNER PERRIN.
1st South Carolina (Provisional Army),
Major C. W. McCreary.
1st South Carolina Riflels, Captain William
M. Hadden.
12th South Carolina, Colonel John L. Miller.
13th South Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel B. T.
Brockman.
14th South Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph
N. Brown.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES H. LANE.
Colonel C. M. AVERY.
Brigadier General JAMES H. LANE.
Colonel C. M. AVERY.
7th North Carolina:
Captain J. McLeod Turner.
Captain James G. Harris.
18th North Carolina, Colonel John D. Barry.
28th North Carolina:
Colonel S. D. Lowe.
Lieut, Colonel W. H. A. Speer.
33rd North Carolina, Colonel C. M. Avery.
37th North Carolina, Colonel W. M. Bar-
bour.
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