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Third Brigade.*
30th Maine,+ Captain George W. Randall.
133rd New York, Major Anthony J. Allaire.
162nd New York, Colonel Justus W. Blanchard.
165th New York [six companies], LieutenantColonel Governeur Carr.
173rd New York, Major George W. Rogers.
Artillery.
New York Light, 5th Battery, LieutenantJohn V. Grant.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brigadier General CUVIER GROVER.
First Brigade.
Brigadier General HENRY W. BIRGE.
9th Connecticut, Colonel Thomas W. Cahill.
12th Maine, LieutenantColonel Edwin Ilsley.
14th Maine, Colonel Thomas W. Porter.
26th Massachusetts, Colonel Alpha B. Farr.
14th New Hampshire:
Colonel Alexander Gardiner.
Captain Flavel L. Tolman.
75th New York:
LieutenantColonel Willoughby Babcock.
Major Benjamin F. Thurber.
Second Brigade.
Colonel EDWARD L. MOLINEUX.
13th Connecticut, Colonel Charles D. Blinn.
11th Indiana, Colonel Daniel Macauley.
22nd Iowa, Colonel Harvey Graham.
3rd Massachusetts Cavalry [dismounted],
LieutenantColonel Lorenzo D. Sargent.
131st New York, Colonel Nicholas W. Day.
159th New York, LieutenantColonel William Waltermire.
Third Brigade.
Colonel JACOB SHARPE.
LieutenantColonel ALFRED NEAFIE.
38th Massachusetts, Major Charles F. Allen.
128th New York, Captain Charles R. Anderson.
156th New York:
LieutenantColonel Alfred Neafie.
Captain James J. Hoyt.
175th New York [three companies], Captain
Charles McCarthey.
176th New York, Major Charles Lewis.
Fourth Brigade.
Colonel DAVID SHUNK.
8th Indiana, LieutenantColonel Alexander J.
Kenny.
18th Indiana, LieutenantColonel William S.
Charles.
24th Iowa, LieutenantColonel John Q. Wilds.
28th Iowa, LieutenantColonel Bartholomew W.
Wilson.
Artillery.
Maine Light, 1st Battery [A], Captain Albert W. Bradbury.
RESERVE ARTILLERY.
Captain ELIJAH D. TAFT.
Indiana Light, 17th Battery, Captain Milton L. Miner.
1st Rhode Island Light, Battery D, LieutenantFrederick Chase.
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*Detached at Harper's Ferry, and not engaged in the battle.
+Non-veterans of 13th and 15th Maine temporarily attached.
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