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SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALEXANDER S. WEBB.
Headquarters.
2nd Company Minnesota Sharpshooters, Lieutenant Mahlon Black.
First Brigade.
Colonel DE WITT C. BAXTER.
19th Maine, Captain William H. Fogler.
15th Massachusetts, Captain Charles H. Eager.
1st Minnesota, Captain Henry C. Coates.
82nd New York (2nd Militia), Colonel Henry W. Hudson.
152nd New York, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Thompson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel R. PENN SMITH.
69th Pennsylvania, Captain Thomas Woods.
71st Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Kochersperger.
72nd Pennsylvania, Captain Edward B. Whitaker.
106th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel William L. Curry.
Third Brigade.
Colonel TURNER G. MOREHEAD.
19th Massachusetts, Colonel Arthur F. Devereux.
20th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel George N. Macy.
1st Company (Andrew) Massachusetts Sharpshooters, Lieutenant Samuel G. Gilbreth.
7th Michigan,* Colonel Norman J. Hall.
42nd New York, Lieutenant Colonel William A. Lynch.
59th New York,* Lieutenant Colonel Horace P. Rugg.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALEXANDER HAYS.
First Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL S. CARROLL.
14th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Elijah H. C. Cavins.
4th Ohio, Major Peter Grubb.
8th Ohio, Captain William Kenny.
7th West Virginia Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan H. Lockwood.
Second Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES J. POWERS.
14th Connecticut, Major James B. Coit.
1st Delaware,* Captain George F. Tait.
12th New Jersey, Captain Henry F. Chew.
10th New York Battalion, Captain George M. Dewey.
108th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Francis E. Pierce.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSHUA T. OWEN.
39th New York, Lieutenant Colonel James G. Hughes.
111th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Isaac M. Lusk.
125th New York, Captain Frank Chamberlain.
126th New York, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Baird.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Lieutenant Colonel J. ALBERT MONROE.
1st New York Light, Battery G, Captain Nelson Ames.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Batteries F and G, Lieutenant Beldin Spence.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery C, Captain James Thompson.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery F, Captain Nathaniel Irish.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery A, Captain William A. Arnold.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery B, Captain John G. Hazard.
5th United States, Battery C, Lieutenant Richard Metcalf.
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*Absent on veteran furlough.
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