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Finegan's Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH FINEGAN.
2nd Florida, Captain John B. G. O'Neill.
5th Florida, Captain J. F. Livingston.
8th Florida, Colonel David Lang.
9th Florida, Colonel John M. Martin.
10th Florida, Lieutenant Colonel William W. Scott.
11th Florida, Colonel Theodore W. Brevard.
HETH'S DIVISION.
Major General HENRY HETH.
Davis' Brigade.
Brigadier General JOSEPH R. DAVIS.
2nd Mississippi, Colonel John M. Stone.
11th Mississippi, Major Reuben O. Reynolds.
26th Mississippi, Major Tully F. Parker.
42th Mississippi, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew M. Nelson.
55th North Carolina, Captain Robert W. Thomas.
1st Confederate Battalion, Major Francis B. McClung.
MacRae's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM MACRAE.
11th North Carolina, Captain James M Young.
26th North Carolina, Major James T. Adams.
44th North Carolina, Major Charles M. Stedman.
47th North Carolina, Captain Sidney W. Mitchell.
52nd North Carolina, Captain William W. Carmichael.
Cooke's Brigade.
Brigadier General JOHN R. COOKE.
15th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Yarborough.
27th North Carolina, Major Joseph C. Webb.
46th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander C. McAlister.
48th North Carolina, Colonel Samuel H. Walkup.
Archer's Brigade.
Colonel ROBERT M. MAYO.*
13th Alabama, Colonel James Aiken.
1st Tennessee, Major Felix G. Buchanan.
7th Tennessee, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel G. Shepard.
14th Tennessee, Colonel William McComb.
Walker's Brigade.+
40th Virginia, Captain Hiram E. Coles.
47th Virginia, Captain Charles J. Green.
55th Virginia, Colonel William S. Christian.
2nd Maryland Battalion, Captain Joseph L. McAleer.
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* Appears from return to have also commanded Walker's brigade.
+ On monthly return for this date the 22nd Virginia Battalion appears as in this brigade.
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