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Reserve Brigade.
Brigadier General WESLEY MERRITT.
19th New York (1st Dragoons), Colonel Alfred Gibbs.
6th Pennsylvania, Major William P. C. Treichel.
1st Rhode Island (eight companies), Major Preston M. Farrington.
1st United States, Captain Nelson B. Sweitzer.
2nd United States, Captain David S. Gordon.
5th United States,* Lieutenant Thomas E. Maley.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General DAVID McM. GREGG.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY E. DAVIES, Jr.
1st Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel E. Chamberlain.
1st New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel John W. Kester.
10th New York, Major Theodore H. Weed.
6th Ohio, Colonel William Stedman.
1st Pennsylvania, Colonel John P. Taylor.
Second Brigade.
Colonel J. IRVIN GREGG.
1st Maine, Major Sidney W. Thaxter.
2nd Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph P. Brinton.
4th Pennsylvania, Major William M. Biddle.
8th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Wilson.
13th Pennsylvania, Major Michael Kerwin.
16th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John K. Robison.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General JAMES H. WILSON.
First Brigade.
Colonel JOHN B. McINTOSH.
1st Connecticut, Major George O. Marcy.
3rd New Jersey, Colonel Andrew J. Morrison.
2nd New York, Colonel Otto Harhaus.
5th New York, Lieutenant Colonel John Hammond.
2nd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel George A. Purington.
18th Pennsylvania, Major John W. Phillips.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE H. CHAPMAN.
3rd Indiana (six companies), Captain Thomas W. Moffitt.
1st New Hampshire (seven companies), Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin T. Hutchins.
8th New York, Major Edmund M. Pope.
22nd New York, Major Caleb Moore.
1st Vermont, Colonel William Wells.
HORSE ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Captain JAMES M. ROBERTSON.
1st United States, Batteries H and I, Captain Alanson M. Randol.
1st United States, Battery K, Lieutenant Thomas Ward.
2nd United States, Battery A, Lieutenant W. Neil Dennison.
2nd United States, Batteries B and L, Lieutenant Edward Heaton.
2nd United States, Battery D, Lieutenant Edward B. Williston.
2nd United States, Battery M, Lieutenant Alexander C. M. Pennington, jr.
3rd United States, Battery C, Captain Dunbar R. Ransom.
4th United States, Batteries C and E, Lieutenant Charles L. Fitzhugh.
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*Companies B, F, and K, under Captain Julius W. Mason, detailed as escort to Lieutenant General U. S. Grant.
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