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THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN F. HARTRANFT.
First Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES W. DIVEN.
200th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel William H. H. McCall.
208th Pennsylvania, Colonel Alfred B. McCalmont.
209th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Frederick.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOSEPH A. MATHEWS.
205th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel William F. Walter.
207th Pennsylvania, Colonel Robert C. Cox.
211th Pennsylvania, Colonel James H. Trimble.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Bvt. Brigadier General JOHN C. TIDBALL.
Maine Light, 7th Battery (G), Captain Adelbert B. Twitchell.
Massachusetts Light, 11th Battery, Captain Edward J. Jones.
New York Light, 19th Battery, Lieutenant Alfred B. Losee.
New York Light, 27the Battery, Captain John B. Eaten.
New York Light, 34the Battery, Bvt. Major Jacob Roemer.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery D, Captain Smuel H. Rhoads.
CAVALRY.
SECOND DIVISION.
Bvt. Major General DAVID MCM. GREGG.*
First Brigade.
Colonel HUGH H. JANEWAY.
1st Massachusetts (eight companies), Lieutenant Colonel Samuel E. Chamberlain.
1st New Jersey, Major James H. Hart.
10th New York, Colonel M. Henry Avery.
24th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Walter C. Newberry.
1st Pennsylvania (five companies), Major Richard J. Falls.
2nd U. S. Artillery, Battery A, Lieutenant John H. Calef.
Second Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General J. IRVIN GREGG.
2nd Pennsylvania, Major George F. McCabe.
4th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel B. M. Young.
8th Pennsylvania (eight companies), Lieutenant Colonel William A. Corrie.
13th Pennsylvania, Colonel Michael Kerwin.
16th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John K. Robison.
1st U. S. Artillery, Batteries H and I, Lieutenant Theophilus b. von Michalkowski.
Third Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General CHARLES H. SMITH.
1st Maine, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan P. Cilley.
2nd New York Mounted Rifles, Captain Samuel D. Steventson.
6th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Dickinson.
21st Pennsylvania, Major Robert Bell.
Unattached.
13th Ohio, Major Stephen R. Clark.
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*One leave from December 22; Brigadier General Henry E. Davies, jr., of First Brigade, temporarily commanding.
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