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Third Brigade.
Colonel THOMAS M. HARRIS.
23rd Illinois (five companies), Captain David P. Moriarty.
54th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John P. Linton.
10th West Virginia, Major Henry H. Withers.
11th West Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel Van H. Bukey.
15th West Virginia, Major John W. Holliday.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel ISAAC H. DUVAL.
First Brigade.
Colonel RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
23rd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel James M. Comly.
36th Ohio, Colonel Hiram F. Devol.
5th West Virginia, Colonel Abia A. Tomlinson.
13th West Virginia, Colonel William R. Brown.
Second Brigade.
Colonel DANIEL D. JOHNSON.
34th Ohio, Major Luther Furney.
91st Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin F. Coates.
9th West Virginia, Major Benjamin M. Skinner.
14th West Virginia, Lieutenant Colonel George W. Taggart.
DISTRICT OF HARPER'S FERRY.*
Brigadier General JOHN D. STEVENSON.
KENLY'S BRIGADE.
Brigadier General JOHN R. KENLY.
2nd Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, Lieutenant Colonel G. Ellis Porter.
3rd Maryland Potomac Home Brigade, Colonel Charles Gilpin.
49th Pennsylvania,+ Lieutenant Colonel Baynton J. Hickman.
CAVALRY.
12th Pennsylvania, Colonel Lewis B. Pierce.
Loudoun (Virginia), Rangers, Captain Daniel M. Keyes.
Remount Camp, Captain James H. Stevenson.
ARTILLERY.
Kentucky Light, 1st Battery, Captain Daniel W. Glassie.
Maryland Light, Baltimore Battery, Captain Frederick W. Alexander.
Maryland Light, Battery A,++ Captain James H. Rigby.
5th New York Heavy (eight companies), Colonel Samuel Graham.
New York Light, 30th Battery, Captain Alfred von Kleiser.
New York Light, 32nd Battery, Captain Charles Kisserow.
Ohio Light, 1st Battery, Captain George P. Kirtland.
1st Ohio Light, Battery L, Captain Frank C. Gibbs.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Battery G, Captain Beldin Spence.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery F,* Captain Nathaniel Irish.
1st West Virginia Light, Battery A, Captain George Furst.
UNATTACHED.
1st Maryland Potomac Home Brigade (infantry), Lieutenant Colonel Roger E. Cook.
Independent Company Pennsylvania Engineers, Captain S. Crawford Smith.
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*For composition of the Third Brigade, First Division, Nineteenth Army Corps (serving in this district), see p. 985.
+Also reported in Third Brigade, First Division, Sixth Army Corps.
++Dismounted and acting as infantry.
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