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ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Colonel CHARLES H. TOMPKINS.
Massachusetts, Light, 1st Battery (A), Lieutenant Jacob Federhen.
New York Light, 1st Battery, Captain Andrew Cowan.
New York Light, 3rd Battery, Captain William A. Harn.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery C, Captain Richard Waterman.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery G, Captain George W. Adams.
4th United States, Battery C, Lieutenant John McGilvray.
5th United States, Battery M, Captain James McKnight.
CAVALRY CORPS.
Brigadier General DAVID McM. GREGG.
HEADQUARTERS GUARD.6th United States, Major Robert M. Morris.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General WESLEY MERRITT.
First Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE H. CHAPMAN.
8th Illinois, Colonel William Gamble.
3rd Indiana (six companies), Major William S. McClure.
8th New York, Lieutenant Colonel William L. Markell.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOSIAH H. KELLOGG,
4th New York, Major August Haurand.6th New York (detachment), Captain Nehemiah H. Mann.
9th New York, Captain Benjamin J. Coffin.
17th Pennsylvania, Major Reuben Reinhold.
Reserve Brigade.
Colonel ALFRED GIBBS.
19th New York (1st Dragoons), Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J. Thorp.
6th Pennsylvania, Major William P. C. Treichel.
1st United States, Captain Nelson B. Sweitzer.
2nd United States, Captain George A. Gordon.
5th United States, Captain Julius W. Mason.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel JOHN P. TAYLOR.
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM STEDMAN.
1st Massachusetts, Captain Benjamin W. Crowninshield.
1st New York, Major Hugh H. Janeway.
6th Ohio, Captain George W. Dickinson.
1st Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel David Gardner.
3rd Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Edward S. Jones.
1st Rhode Island, Lieutenant Colonel John L. Thompson.
Second Division.
Colonel CHARLES H. SMITH.
1st Maine, Major Sidney W. Thaxter.
10th New York, Captain George Vanderbilt.
2nd Pennsylvania, Major Joseph Steele.
4th Pennsylvania. *
8th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Wilson.
13th Pennsylvania, Major Michael Kerwin.
16th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John K. Robison.
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*Detached, guarding line of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
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