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SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General GEORGE W. GETTY.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General FRANK WHEATON.
62nd New York, Colonel David J. Nevin.
93rd Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel John S. Long.
98th Pennsylvania, Colonel John F. Ballier.
102nd Pennsylvania, Colonel John W. Patterson
139th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Moody.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General THOMAS H. NEILL.
7th Maine, Colonel Edwin C. Mason.
43rd New York, Lieutenant Colonel John Wilson.
49th New York, Colonel Daniel D. Bidwell.
77th New York, Major Nathan S. Babcock.
61st Pennsylvania, Colonel George F. Smith.
Second Brigade.
Colonel LEWIS A. GRANT.
2nd Vermont, Colonel Newton Stone.
3rd Vermont, Colonel Thomas O. Seaver.
4th Vermont, Colonel George P. Foster.
5th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel John R. Lewis.
6th Vermont, Colonel Elisha L. Barney.
Fourth Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY L. EUSTIS.
7th Massachusetts, Colonel Thomas D. Johns.
10th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph B. Parsons.
37th Massachusetts, Colonel Oliver Edwards.
2nd Rhode Island, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel B. M. Read.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General JAMES B. RICKETTS.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General WILLIAM H. MORRIS.
14th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Caldwell K. Hall.
106th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Townsend.
151st New York, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Fay.
87th Pennsylvania, Colonel John W. Schall.
10th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel William W. Henry.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General TRUMAN SEYMOUR.
6th Maryland, Colonel John W. Horn.
110th Ohio, Colonel J. Warren Keifer.
122nd Ohio, Colonel William H. Ball.
126th Ohio, Colonel Benjamin F. Smith.
67th Pennsylvania (detachment), Captain George W. Guss.
138th Pennsylvania, Colonel Matthew R. McClennan.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Colonel CHARLES H. TOMPKINS.
Maine Light, 4th Battery (D), Lieutenant Melville C. Kimball.
Massachusetts Light, 1st Battery (A), Captain William H. McCartney.
New York Light, 1st Battery, Captain Andrew Cowan.
New York Light, 3rd Battery, Captain William A. Harn.
4th New York Heavy, 1st Battalion, Major Thomas D. Sears.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery C, Captain Richard Waterman.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery E, Captain William B. Rhodes.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery G, Captain George W. Adams.
5th United States, Battery M, Captain James McKnight.
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