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Third Brigade.
Colonel CHARLES G. HARKER.
3rd Kentucky, Colonel Henry C. Dunlap.
64th Ohio, Colonel Alexander McIlvain.
65th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Horatio N. Whitbeck.
125th Ohio, Colonel Emerson Opdycke.
Artillery.
Captain CULLEN BRADLEY.
8th Indiana Light Battery, Captain George Estep.
10th Indiana Light Battery, Lieutenant William A. Naylor.
6th Ohio Light Battery, Captain Cullen Bradley.
SECOND DIVISION.
Major General JOHN M. PALMER.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General CHARLES CRUFT.
31st Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel John T. Smith.
1st Kentucky, Colonel David A. Enyart.
2nd Kentucky Colonel Thomas D. Sedgwick.
90th Ohio, Colonel Charles H. Rippey.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM B. HAZEN.
9th Indiana, Colonel Isaac C. B. Suman.
6th Kentucky, Colonel Walter C. Whitaker.
41st Ohio, Colonel Aquila Wiley.
124th Ohio, Colonel Oliver H. Payne.
Third Brigade.
COLONEL WILLIAM GROSE.
84th Illinois, Colonel Louis H. Waters.
36th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Oliver H. P. Carey.
23rd Kentucky, Lieutenant Colonel James C. Foy.
6th Ohio, Colonel Nicholas L. Anderson.
24th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Armstead T. M. Cockerill.
Artillery.
Captain WILLIAM E. STANDART.
1st Ohio, Battery B, Captain William E. Standart.
1st Ohio, Battery F, Captain Daniel T. Cockerill.
4th United States, Battery H, Lieutenant Harry C. Cushing.
4th United States, Battery M, Lieutenant Francis L. D. Russell.
Unassigned.
110th Illinois (battalion), Captain Ebenezer H. Topping.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General HORATIO P. VAN CLEVE.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General SAMUEL BEATTY.
79th Indiana, Colonel Fred. Knefler.
9th Kentucky, Colonel George H. Cram.
17th Kentucky,* Colonel Alexander M. Stout.
19th Ohio, Colonel Charles F. Manderson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel GEORGE F. DICK.
44th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Simeon C. Aldrich.
86th Indiana, Major Jacob C. Dick.
13th Ohio, Colonel Dwight Jarvis, jr.
59th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Granville A. Frambes.
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*Reported also as at Camp Spears, Nashville, Tenn.
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