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Third Brigade.
Brigadier General SAMUEL BEATTY.
44th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Simeon C. Aldrich
79th Indiana, Colonel Frederick Knefler.
86th Indiana, Colonel George F. Dick.
9th Kentucky, Colonel George H. Cram.
17th Kentucky, Colonel Alexander M. Stout.
13th Ohio. Colonel Dwight Jarvis, jr.
19th Ohio, Colonel Charles F. Manderson.
59th Ohio, Major Robert J. Vanosdol.
Artillery.
Captain CULLEN BRADLEY.
Bridges' (Illinois) Battery, Captain Lyman Bridges.
Ohio Light. 6th Battery, Lieutenant Oliver H. P. Ayres.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery B, Lieutenant Samuel M. McDowell.
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General JOSEPH HOOKER.
PROVOST GUARD.
10th Maine, 1st Battalion, Captain John D. Beardsley.
ELEVENTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General OLIVER O. HOWARD.
HEADQUARTERS.
Independent Company, 8th New York Infantry, Captain Anton Bruhn.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ADOLPH VON STEINWEHR.
First Brigade.
Colonel ADOLPHUS BUSCHBECK.
33rd New Jersey, Colonel George W. Mindil.
134th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Allan H. Jackson.
154th New York, Major Lewis D. Warner.
27th Pennsylvania, Major Peter A. McAloon.
73rd Pennsylvania, Colonel William Moore.
Second Brigade.
Colonel ORLAND SMITH.
33rd Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Godfrey Rider, jr.
136th New York, Colonel James Wood, jr.
168th New York, Colonel William R. Brown.
55th Ohio, Colonel Charles B. Gambee.
73rd Ohio, Major Samuel H. Hurst.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major General CARL SCHURZ.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General HECTOR TYNDALE.
101st Illinois, Colonel Charles H., Fox.
45th New York, Colonel George von Amsberg.
143rd New York, Colonel Horace Boughton.
61st Ohio, Colonel Stephen J. McGroarty.
82nd Ohio, Colonel James S. Robinson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel WLADIMIR KRZYZANOWSKI.
58th New York, Captain Michael Esembaux.
119th New York, Colonel John T. Lockman.
141st New York, Colonel William K. Logie.
26th Wisconsin, Colonel William H. Jacobs.
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