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TENTH ARMY CORPS.
Bvt. Major General ALFRED H. TERRY.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General ADELBERT AMES.
First Brigade.
Colonel ALVIN C. VORIS.
39th Illinois, Lieutenant James Hannum.
62nd Ohio, Colonel Francis B. Pond.
67th Ohio, Captain Lewis C. Hunt.
85th Pennsylvania (detachment).
199th Pennsylvania, Colonel James C. Briscoe.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH R. HAWLEY.
6th Connecticut, Colonel Alfred P. Rockwell.
7th Connecticut, Captain Seager S. Atwell.
3rd New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel James F. Randlett.
7th New Hampshire, Colonel Joseph C. Abbott.
16th New York Heavy Artillery (seven companies), Major Frederick W. Prince.
Third Brigade.
Colonel HARRIS M. PLAISTED.
10th Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin S. Greeley.
11th Maine, Captain Simeon H. Merrill.
24th Massachusetts, Captain Thomas F. Edmands.
100th New York, Colonel George B. Dandy.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ROBERT S. FOSTER.
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel ALBERT M. BARNEY.
3rd New York, Captain James H. Reeves.
112th New York, Lieutenant Colonel John F. Smith.
117th New York, Major Egbert Bagg.
142nd New York, Captain Marvin Potter.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GALUSHA PENNYPACKER.
47th New York, Captain Joseph M. McDonald.
48th New York, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Coan.
76th Pennsylvania, Colonel John S. Littell.
97th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant John Wainwright.
203rd Pennsylvania, Colonel John W. Moore.
Third Brigade.
Colonel LOUIS BELL.
13th Indiana (three companies), Captain John H. Lawrence.
9th Maine, Colonel G. Frederick Granger.
4th New Hampshire, Captain Isaac W. Hobbs.
115th New York, Captain William H. Shaw.
169th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Alonzo Alden.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM BIRNEY.
First Brigade.
Colonel JAMES SHAW, JR.
7th U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel Oscar E. Pratt.
9th U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel Thomas Bayley.
41st U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Ward.
127th U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel James Givin.
Second Brigade.
Colonel ELIAS WRIGHT.
29th Connecticut Colored Troops, Captain Frederick E. Camp.
8th U. S. Colored Troops, Captain Frank F. Newland.
45th U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel Ulysses Doubleday.
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