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Third Brigade.
Brigadier General DAVID A. RUSSELL.
18th New York, Colonel George R. Myers.
32nd New York, Colonel Francis E. Pinto.
49th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Hulings.
95th Pennsylvania:
Colonel Gustavus W. Town.
Lieutenant Colonel Ellisha Hall.
Captain Theodore H. McCalla.
119th Pennsylvania, Colonel Peter C. Ellmaker.
Artillery.
Major JOHN A. TOMPKINS.
Massachusetts Light, 1st Battery (A), Captain William H. McCartney.
New Jersey Light, Battery A, Lieutenant Augustin N. Parsons.
Maryland Light, Battery A, Captain James H. Rigby.
2nd United States, Battery D, Lieutenant Edward B. Williston.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General ALBION P. HOWE.
Second Brigade.
Colonel SEWIS A. GRANT.
26th New Jersey:
Colonel Andrew J. Morrison.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Martindale.
2nd Vermont, Colonel James H. Walbridge.
3rd Vermont:
Colonel Thomas O. Seaver.
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel E. Pingree.
4th Vermont, Colonel Charles B. Stoughton.
5th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel John R. Lewis.
6th Vermont, Colonel Elisha L. Barney.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier General THOMAS H. NEILL.
7th Maine, Lieutenant Colonel Selden Connor.
21st New Jersey:
Colonel Gilliam Van Hounten.
Lieutenant Colonel Isaac S. Mettler.
20th New York, Colonel Ernst von Vegesack.
33rd New York, Colonel Robert F. Taylor.
49th New York, Colonel Daniel B. Bidwell.
77th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Winsor B. French.
Artillery.
Major J. WATTS DE PEYSTER.
New York Light, 1st Battery, Captain Andrew Cowan.
5th United States, Battery F. Lieutenant Leonard Martin.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major General JOHN NEWTON.
First Brigade.
Colonel ALEXANDER SHALER.
65th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph E. Hamblin.
67th New York, Colonel Nelson Cross.
122nd New York, Colonel Silas Titus.
23rd Pennsylvania, Colonel John Ely.
82nd Pennsylvania, Major Isaac C. Bassett.
Second Brigade.
(1) Colonel WILLIAM H. BROWNE.
(2) Colonel HENRY L. EUSTIS.
7th Massachusetts:
Colonel Thomas D. Johns.
Lieutenant Colonel Franklin P. Harlow.
10th Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph B. Parsons.
37th Massachusetts, Colonel Oliver Edwards.
36th New York, Lieutenant Colonel James J. Walsh.
2nd Rhode Island, Colonel Horatio Rogers, jr.
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