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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
Brigadier General GEORGE F. SHEPLEY.
Norfolk.
1st U. S. Volunteer Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. R. Dimon.
20th New York Cavalry, Company M, Captain Frederick Stewart.
13th New Hampshire Infantry (detachment),
Captain Daniel Messinger. 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry (detachment),
Captain Daniel Messinger.37th U. S. Colored Troops, Liuet. Colonel Abial G. Chamberlain.
Portsmouth.
Brigadier General ISRAEL VOGDES.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, 3rd Battalion, Lieutenant Colonel Augustus B. R. Sprague.
3rd New York Light Artillery, Battery H, Captain William J. Riggs.
8th New York Battery, Captain Butler Fitch.
13th New York Heavy Artillery (eight companies), Lieutenant Colonel James J. Walsh.
20th New York Cavalry, Colonel l Nathan B. Lord.
1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery A, Captain John G. Simpson. 38th U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel Dexter E. Clapp.
CAVALRY DIVISION.
Brigadier General AUGUST V. KAUTZ.
First Brigade.
Colonel SIMON H. MIX.
1st District of Columbia, Major J. Stannard Baker.
3rd New York, Liuet. Colonel George W. Lewis.
Second Brigade.
Colonel SAMUEL P. SPEAR.
5th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Major Christopher Kleinz.
11th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Liuet. Colonel George Stetzel.
Artillery.
8th New York Battery (section), Lieutenant Peter Morton.
YORKTOWN AND VICINITY.
Major General WILLIAM F. SMITH.
FIRST DIVISION, EIGHTEENTH ARMY CORPS.
Brigadier General WILLIAM T. H. BROOKS.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General GILMAN MARSTON.
81st New York, Colonel Jacob J. DeForest.
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, Captain Cornelius W. Strain.
13th New Hampshire, Colonel Aaron F. Stevens.
118th New York, Colonel Oliver Keese, jr.
Third Brigade.
Colonel HORACE T. STANDEES.
188th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel George K. Bowen.
19th Wisconsin, Lieutenant Colonel Rolin M. Strong.
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