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JOHNSON'S DIVISION.
Major General BUSHROD R. JOHNSON.
Elliott's Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM R. WALLACE.
17th South Carolina, Colonel Fitz William McMaster.
18th South Carolina, Major Rolet J. Betsill.
22nd South Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel William G. Burt.
23rd South Carolina, Colonel Henry L. Benbow.
26th South Carolina, Colonel Alexander D. Smith.
Holcombe Legion, Captain A. B. Wooddruff.
Wise's Brigade.
Colonel JOHN T. GOODE.
26th Virginia, Captain William K. Perrin.
34th Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Randolph Harrison.
46th Virginia, Captain John H. White.
59th Virginia, Major Robert G. Mosby.
Ransom's Brigade.
Brigadier General MATTHEW W. RANSOM.
24th North Carolina, Major Thaddeus D. Love.
25th North Carolina, Colonel Henry M. Rutledge.
35th North Carolina, Lieutenant Colonel Simon B. Taylor.
49th North Carolina, Captain Columbus H. Dixon.
56th North Carolina, Colonel Paul F. Faison.
Gracie's Brigade.
Brigadier General ARCHIBALD GRACIE, Jr.
41st Alabama, Colonel Martin L. Stansel.
43rd Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel John J. Jolly.
59th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Huguley.
60th Alabama, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel S. Troy.
23rd Battalion Alabama Sharpshooters, Major Nicholas Stallworth.
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.
Walker's Brigade.
Brigadier General LAMES A. WALKER.
Battalion Virginia Reserves, Colonel Benjamin L. Farinholt.
Battalion Virginia Reserves, Colonel P. M. Henry.
Battalion Virginia Reserves, Colonel Richard A. Booker.
Battalion Virginia Reserves, Colonel Robert E. Withers.
Section of artillery, Major Victor Maurin.
Post Lynchburg and Detailed Men.
Brigadier General RALEICH E. COLSTON.
Garnett's Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN J. GARNETT.
Battalion C. S. Zouaves, Major Fulgence De Bordenave.
Battalion Virginia Reserves, Major D. E. Godwin.
Company H, 8th Georgia Cavalry, Lieutenant A. M. G. Wiggins.
Section of Bradford's (Mississippi) battery, Lieutenant A. J. Cochran.
Petersburg.
Major WILLIAM H. KER.
44th Virginia Battalion, Company D, Captain William E. Hinton.
Second-class militia, Captain Owen H. Hobson.
Independent signal corps, Major James F. Milligan.
Unattached.
Provost Guard, Army of Northern Virginia, 1st Virginia Battalion, Major D. B. Bridgford.
39th Virginia Cavalry Battalion, Major John H. Richardson.
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