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FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM F. SMITH.
First Brigade. * Fourth Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH F. KNIPE. Brigadier General JOHN EWEN.
8th New York (National Guard), Colonel 11th New York (National Joshua M. Varian. Guard), Colonel Joachim Maidhof. 71st New York (National Guard), Colonel 22nd New York (National
Benjamin L. Trafford. Guard), Colonel Charles
Roome.
Second Brigade. Fifth Brigde.
Brigadier General P. ST. GEORGE COOKE. Colonel WILLIAM BRISBANE.
13th New York (National Guard), Colonel 68th New York+ (National
John B. Woodward. Guard), Colonel Davis S.
28th New York (National Guard), Forbers.
Lieutenant Colonel David A. Bokee. 28th Pennsylvania Militia,
Colonel James Chamberlin.
32nd Pennsylvania Militia,
Colonel Charles S.
Smith.
33rd Pennsylvania Militia, Colonel Third Brigade.
Brigadier General JESSE C. SMITH. Sixth Brigde.
23s New York (National Guard), Colonel Colonel JACOB G. FRICK, +
William Everdell, jr.
52nd New York (National Guard), Colonel 27th Pennsylvania Mathias W. Cole. Militia, Colonel Jacob 56th New York (National Guard), Colonel G. Frick.
John Q. Adams. 31st Pennsylvania Militia, Colonel John Newkument.
Cavalry.
Pennsylvania Cavalry (two companies).
Artillery.
Pennsylvania Battery, Captain Henry D. Landis.
Pennsylvania Battery, Captain E. Spencer Miller.
Consolidated morning report of the First Division, Department of the Susquehanna, commanded by Brigadier General William F. Smith, U. S. Volunteers, July 11, 1863.
8th New York . 257 28th Pennsylvania . 409
11th New York . 510 31st Pennsylvania . 402 13th New York . 310 32nd Pennsylvania: 22nd New York . 482 Gray Reserves . 765 23rd New York . 416 Blue Reserves . 894 28th New York . 311 Pennsylvania Cavalry (two 37th New York . 307 companies) 120 52nd New York . 180 Miller's battery 94 56th New York . 324 Philadelphia Battery 87 68th New York (not reported) . Commissioned officers, &c 402
71st New York . 450
27th Pennsylvania . 696 Aggregate 6, 723
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*But see Colonel Forbes' statement of the composition of Knipe's brigade, Part II, p. 263.
+Assigned, July 4.
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