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Unattached.
116th U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel William W. Woodward.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Lieutenant Colonel RICHARD H. JACKSON.
Connecticut Light, 1st Battery, Captain James B. Clinton.
New Jersey Light, 4th Battery, Captain Charles R. Doane.
New Jersey Light, 5th Battery, Lieutenant Henry H. Metcalf.
16th New York Heavy (detachment), Lieutenant Silas J. Truax.
1st Pennsylvania Light, Battery E, Lieutenant Henry Y. Wildey.
3rd Rhode Island Heavy, Battery C, Captain Martin S. James.
1st United States, Battery D, Lieutenant Redmond Tully.
1st United States, Battery M, Captain Loomis L. Langdon.
3rd United States, Battery E, Lieutenant John R. Myrick.
4th United States, Battery D, Captain Frederick M. Follett.
UNATTACHED TROOPS.
4th Massachusetts Cavalry Companies E, F, H, I, K, L, and M, Lieutenant Colonel Francis Washburn.
EIGHTEENTH ARMY CORPS.
Bvt. Major General GODFREY WEITZEL.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brigadier General CHARLES DEVENS.
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN B. RAULSTON.
13th New Hampshire, Major Normand Smith.
81st New York, Captain Edward A. Stimson.
98th New York, Major William H. Rogers.
139th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Mulcahy.
Second Brigade.
Colonel EDGAR M. CULLEN.
5th Maryland, Major David B. White.
10th New Hampshire, Lieutenant George H. L. Head.
92nd New York (detachment), Lieutenant George Vaughan.
96th New York, Major Henry I. Pierce.
118th New York, Major Levi S. Dominy.
Third Brigade.
Colonel GUY V. HENRY.
21st Connecticut, Major James F. Brown.
40th Massachusetts, Captain John Pollack.
2nd New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colonel Joab N. Patterson.
58th Pennsylvania, Captain John M. Collins.
188th Pennsylvania, Major Francis H. Reichard.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General CHARLES A. HECKMAN.
First Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM H. McNARY.
148th New York, Lieutenant Colonel John B. Murray.
158th New York, Major Silas a. Ilsley.
55th Pennsylvania, Captain John C. Shearer.
Second Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD H. RIPLEY.
8th Maine, Lieutenant Colonel William M. McArthur.
9th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel Valentine G. Barney.
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