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HEADQUARTERS GUARD.
8th Connecticut, Colonel John E. Ward.
PROVOST GUARD AND ORDERLIES.
4th Massachusetts Cavalry, Companies F and K, Captain Joseph J. Baker.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General ROBERT S. FOSTER.
First Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS O. OSBORN.
39th Illinois, Captain Homer A. Plympton.
62nd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Henry R. West.
67th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Henry S. Commager.
199the Pennsylvania, Colonel James C. Briscoe.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH R. HAWLEY.
6th Connecticut, Colonel Alfred P. Rockwell.
7th Connecticut, Captain Henry B. Gill.
3rd New Hampshire, Captain William H. Trickey.
7th New Hampshire, Colonel Joseph C. Abbott.
16th New York Heavy Artillery, (six companies), Major Frederick W. Prince.
Third Brigade.
Colonel HARRIS M. PLAISTED.
10th Connecticut, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin S. Greeley.
11th Maine, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan A. Hill.
24the Massachusetts, Major Albert Ordway.
100the New York, Colonel George B. Dandy.
206th Pennsylvania, Colonel Hugh J. Brady.
Fourth Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General JAMES JOURDAN.
8th Maine, Lieutenant Colonel William M. McArthur.
89th New York, Colonel Harrison S. Fairchild.
148th New York, Colonel John B. Murray.
158th New York, Lieutenant Colonel William H. McNary.
55th Pennsylvania, Captain George H. Hill.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALDELBERT AMES.
First Brigade.
Bvt. Brigadier General N. MARTIN CURTIS.
3rd New York, Captain George W. Warren.
112th New York, Lieutenant Colonel John F. Smith.
117th New York, Colonel Rufus Daggett.
142nd New York, Lieutenant Colonel Albert M. Barney
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 (five companies), Captain Samuel M. Zent.
9th Maine, Colonel G. Fred. Granger.
4th New Hampshire, Captain John H. Roberts.
115th New York, Major Ezra L. Walrath.
169th New York, Colonel Alonzo Alden.
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