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THIRD DIVISION.
Brigadier General JAMES B. RICKETTS.
First Brigade.
Colonel WILLIAM S. TRUEX.
14th New Jersey, Lieutenant Colonel Caldwell K. Hall.
106th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Townsend.
151st New York, Colonel William Emerson.
87th Pennsylvania, Colonel John W. Schall.
10th Vermont, Colonel William W. Henry.
Second Brigade.
Colonel BENJAMIN F. SMITH.
6th Maryland, Colonel John W. Horn.
9th New York Heavy Artillery, 1st and 3rd Battalions, Lieutenant Colonel William H. Seward, jr.
110th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Otho H. Binkley.
122nd Ohio, Colonel William H. Ball.
126th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Aaron W. Ebright.
67th Pennsylvania, Colonel John F. Staunton.
138th Pennsylvania, Colonel Matthew R. McClennan.
ARTILLERY BRIGADE.
Colonel CHARLES H. TOMPKINS.
Maine Light, 4th Battery (D), Lieutenant Charles W. White.
Maine Light, 5th Battery (E), Captain Greenleaf T. Stevens.
Massachusetts Light, 1st Battery (A), Captain William H. McCartney.
1st New Jersey Light, Battery A, Captain William Hexamer.
New York Light, 1st Battery, Captain Andrew Cowan.
New York Light, 3rd Battery, Captain William A. Harn.
9th New York Heavy, 2nd Battalion, Major James W. Snyder.
1st Ohio Light, Battery H, Captain Stephen W. Dorsey.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery C, Captain Richard Waterman.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery E, Captain William B. Rhodes.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery G, Captain George W. Adams.
5th United States, Battery E, Lieutenant John R. Brinckle.
5th United States, Battery M, Captain James McKnight.
NINTH ARMY CORPS.
Major General AMBROSE E. BURNSIDE.
PROVOST GUARD.
8th United States, Captain Milton Cogswell.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major General THOMAS L. CRITTENDEN.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General JAMES H. LEDLIE.
56th Massachusetts, Colonel Stephen M. Weld, jr.
57th Massachusetts, Colonel William F. Bartlett.
59th Massachusetts, Colonel Jacob P. Gould.
4th United States, Captain Avery B. Cain.
10th United States, Lieutenant Jesse A. P. Hampson.
Second Brigade.
Colonel JOSEPH M. SUDSBURG.
3rd Maryland, Lieutenant Colonel Gilbert P. Robinson.
21st Massachusetts, Lieutenant Colonel George P. Hawkes.
100th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Matthew M. Dawson.
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