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WEST OF SLEEPY CREEK.
Brigadier General BENJAMIN F. KELLEY.
2nd Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, Company K, Captain Peter B. Petrie.
152nd Ohio, Colonel David Putnam.
153rd Ohio, Colonel Israel Stough.
154th Ohio, Colonel Robert Stevenson.
156th Ohio, Colonel Caleb Marker.
2nd Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, Company F, Captain Norval McKinely. 3rd Company Ohio Cavalry (detachment), Captain Harry Pease.
1st West Virginia Cavalry, Company A, Captain Harrison H. Hagans.
5th West Virginia Cavalry, Company G, Lieutenant Michael Donohue.
6th West Virginia Cavalry, Lieutenant Colonel Francis W. Thompson.
6th West Virginia, Major John H. Showalter.
11th West Virginia (four companies), Major James L. Simpson.
1st Illinois Light Artillery, Battery L, Lieutenant John McAfee.
Maryland Light Artillery, Battery B, Captain Alonzo Snow.
West Virginia Light Artillery, Battery H, Captain James H. Holmes.
KANAWHA VALLEY.
Colonel JOHN H. OLEY.
140th Ohio, Colonel Robert B. Wilson.
141st Ohio, Colonel Anderson D. Jaynes.
146th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Harvey Crampton.
167th Ohio, Colonel Thomas Moore.
7th West Virginia Cavalry, Major Hedgeman Slack.
FIRST CAVALRY DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALFRED N. DUFFIE.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM B. TIBBITS.
1st Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, Lieutenant Colonel George W. F. Vernon. 1st New York (Lincoln), Lieutenant Colonel Alonzo W. Adams.
1st New York (Veteran), Major Edwin D. Comstock.
21st New York, Major John S. Jennings.
Not brigaded.
15th New York, Colonel Robert M. Richardson.
20th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Gabriel Middleton.
22nd Pennsylvania, Major George T. Work.
SECOND CAVALRY DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM W. AVERELL.
First Brigade. *
8th Ohio.
14th Pennsylvania.
Second Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM H. POWELL.
1st West Virginia, Colonel Henry, Capehart.
2nd West Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel John J. Hoffman.
3rd West Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel John L. McGee.
Artillery.
5th U. S. Artillery, Battery L, Lieutenant Gullivan V. Weir.
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*The greater part of the 8th Ohio at Battery and the 14th Pennsylvania serving in detachments.
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