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THIRD Brigade.
Colonel Henry A. BARNUM.
60th New York, Major Thomas Elliott.
102nd New York, Lieutenant Colonel Harvey S. Chatfield.
137th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Koert S. Van Voorhis.
149th New York, Major Nicholas Grumbach.
29th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel M. Zulich.
111th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Walker.
THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General WILLIAM T. WARD.
First Brigade.
Colonel FRANKLIN C. SMITH.
102nd Illinois, Captain Hiland H. Clay.
105th Illinois, Major Henry D. Brown.
129th Illinois, Colonel Henry Case.
70th Indiana, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Merrill.
79th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Azariah W. Doan.
Second Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel ALEXANDER B. CRANE.
33rd Indiana, Captain James E. Burton.
85th Indiana, Major Jefferson E. Brant.
19th Michigan, Major John J. Baker.
22nd Wisconsin, Captain Alphonzo G. Kellam.
THIRD Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel PHILO B. BUCKINGHAM.
20th Connecticut, Major Henry C. Pardee.
33rd Massachusetts, Major Elisha Doane.
136th New York, Major Henry L. Arnold.
55th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin H. Powers.
73rd Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Samuel H. Hurst.
26th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Frederick C. Winkler.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Major John A. REYNOLDS.
1st New York Light, Battery I, Captain Charles E. Winegar.
1st New York Light, Battery M, Lieutenant Edward P. Newkirk.
1st Ohio Light, Battery C, Lieutenant Jerome B. Stephens.
Pennsylvania Light, Battery E, Captain Thomas S. Sloan.
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
Major General LOVELL H. ROUSSEAU.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Brigadier General John F. MILLER.
Infantry.
3rd Kentucky (detachment), Lieutenant Robert Gilmore.
173rd Ohio, Colonel John Hurd.
176th Ohio, Colonel Edwin C. Mason.
179th Ohio, Colonel Harley H. Sage.
17th U. S. Colored, Colonel William R. Shafter.
44th Wisconsin (detachment), Captain Oscar F. Brown.
Garrison Artillery.
Major John J. ELY.
Indiana Light, 12th Battery, Captain James E. White.
1st Michigan Light Battery E, Captain Peter de Vries.
1st Ohio Light Battery E, Lieutenant Frank B. Reckard.
1st Tennessee Light, Battery C, Lieut Joseph Grigsby.
1st Tennessee Light, Battery D, Captain Samuel D. Leinart.
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