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Second Separate Brigade. *
Bvt. Brigadier General WILLIAM W. MORRIS.
131st Ohio, Colonel John G. Lowe.
137th Ohio, Colonel Leonard A. Harris.
192nd Pennsylvania, Colonel William B. Thomas.
Third Separate Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY H. LOCKWOOD.
7th Delaware, Colonel Edgar Hounsfield.
1st Eastern Shore Maryland, Company B, Captain John E. Graham.
11th Maryland, Company E, Captain Samuel J. Syford.
11th Maryland, Company H, Captain William T. Vaughen.
5th Massachusetts, Colonel George H. Peirson.
8th Massachusetts, Colonel Benjamin F. Peach, jr.
159th Ohio, Colonel Lyman J. Jackson.
193rd Pennsylvania, Colonel John B. Clark.
194th Pennsylvania, Colonel James Nagle.
196th Pennsylvania, Colonel Harmanus Neff.
197th Pennsylvania, Colonel John R. Haslett.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 2nd Battalion, 71st Company, Lieutenant Robert J. Sutherland.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 2nd Battalion, 72nd Company, Lieutenant Frank P. Gross.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 2nd Battalion, 89th Company, Lieutenant Nelson Bronson.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 2nd Battalion, 95th Company, Lieutenant Vivian K. Spear.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 2nd Battalion, 96th Company, Captain Horace F. Crossman.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 2nd Battalion, 143rd Company, Lieutenant Horatio Roberts.
10th U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, Colonel David P. De Witt.
18th U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps (detachment), Lieutenant James Lewis.
2nd Delaware Cavalry, Company A, Captain Robert Milligan.
Smith's Independent Cavalry Company (Maryland), Lieutenant Joseph T. Fearing.
Annapolis, Md.
Colonel ADRIAN R. ROOT.
U. S. Veteran Reserve Corps, 118th and 119th Companies, Lieutenant Charles Reynolds.
Abstract from return of the Department of the Susquehanna, Major General Darius N. Couch, U. S. Army, commanding, for the month of July, 1864.
Present for duty.
Aggrega- Aggregate
Command. Officers Men. te pre- present a
sent. nd absent
General headquarters 9
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9 9
Chambersburg 2 22 24 98
(Stroud).
Chelton Hill 3 80 83 84
(Wagner).
Greencastle (Sanno). 3 83 86 100
Harrisburg 15 239 255 401
(Bomford).
Philadelphia 18 451 658 873
(Cadwalader).
Pittsburg (Rowley). 8 4 12 19
Pottsville 2
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2 2
(Hullinger).
Total. 60 879 1,129 1,586
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*8th New York Heavy Artillery (detachment) attached.
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