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Second Brigade.
Brigadier General ROBERT S. FOSTER.
13th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Cyrus J. Dobbs.
112th New York, Colonel Jeremiah C. Drake.
169th New York, Lieutenant Colonel John McConihe.
165th Pennsylvania, Colonel Charles H. Buehler.
166th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Reisinger.
7th Massachusetts Battery (G), Captain Phineas A. Davis.
Third Brigade (Irish Legion).
Colonel MATHEW MURPHY.
10th New Jersey, Colonel Henry O. Ryerson.
155th New York, Colonel William McEvilly.
164th New York, Colonel James P. McMaHonorable
170th New York, Colonel James P. McIvor.
182th New York, * Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Reid.
Artillery.
Captain FREDERICK M. FOLLETT.
1st Delaware Battery, Captain Benjamin Nields.
19th New York Battery, Captain William H. Stahl.
4th United States, Battery D, Captain Frederick M. Follett.
4th United States, Battery L, Captain R. V. W. Howard.
Attached.
1st New York Mounted Rifles, Colonel Benjamin F. Onderdonk.
99th New York, Company I (detachment).
SECOND DIVISION. +
Brigadier General GEORGE W. GETTY.
First Brigade. ++
Colonel SAMUEL M. ALFORD.
3rd New York, Liet. Colonel Eldridge G. Floyd.
89th New York, Colonel Harrison S. Fairchild.
103rd New York, Colonel William Heine.
117th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Alvin White.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General EDWARD HARLAND.
8th Connecticut, Colonel John E. Ward.
11th Connecticut, Colonel Griffin A. Stedman, jr.
15th Connecticut, Colonel Charles L. Upham.
16th Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel John H. Burnham.
Third Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM H. P. STEERE. $
21st Connecticut,! Major Hiram B. Crosby.
10th New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel John Coughlin.
13th New Hampshire, Colonel Aaron F. Stevens.
4th Rhode Island, Lieutenant Colonel Martin P. Buffum.
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*Or 69th Regiment National Guards.
+At White House.
++ The 25th New Jersey sent home for muster-out.
$Or. Colonel Michael T. Donohoe.
!On detached service as provost guard.
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