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SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General JOHN W. TURNER.
First Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL M. ALFORD.
40th Massachusetts, Colonel Guy V. Henry.
3rd New York, Lieutenant Colonel Eldridge G. Floyd.
89th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Theophilus L. England.
117th New York, Colonel Alvin White.
142nd New York, Colonel N. Martin Curtis.
Second Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM B. BARTON.
47th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Christopher R. Mac Donald.
48th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Dudley W. Strickland.
115th New York, Major Ezra L. Walrath.
76th Pennsylvania, Colonel John C. Campbell.
Artillery.
New Jersey Light, 4th Battery, Captain George T. Woodbury.
1st United States, Battery B, Captain Samuel S. Elder.
1st United States, Battery D, Lieutenant John S. Gibbs.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General ADELBERT AMES.
First Brigade.
Colonel RICHARD WHITE.
8th Maine, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Boynton.
4th New Hampshire, Colonel Louis Bell.
55th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Frank T. Bennett.
97th Pennsylvania, Colonel Henry R. Guss.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JEREMIAH C. DRAKE.
13th Indiana, Colonel Cyrus J. Dobbs.
9th Maine, Colonel Sabine Emery.
112th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Elial F. Carpenter.
169th New York, Colonel John McConihe.
Artillery.
New York Light, 33rd Battery, Captain Alger M. Wheeler.
3rd Rhode Island, Battery C, Captain Martin S. James.
3rd United States, Battery E, Lieutenant Joseph P. Sanger.
UNATTACHED TROOPS
1st New York Engineers (eight companies), Colonel Edward W. Serrell.
4th Massachusetts Cavalry (1st Battalion), Captain Lucius Richmond.
EIGHTEENTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General WILLIAM F. SMITH.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM T. H. BROOKS.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General GILMAN MARSTON.
81st New York, Colonel Jacob J. De Forest.
96th New York, Colonel Edgar M. Cullen.
98th New York, Colonel Frederick F. Wead.
139th New York, Colonel Samuel H. Roberts.
Second Brigade.
Brigadier General HIRAM BURNHAM.
8th Connecticut, Colonel John E. Ward.
10th New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel John Coughlin.
13th New Hampshire, Colonel Aaron F. Stevens.
118th New York, Colonel Oliver Keese,jr.
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