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Artillery.
3rd New York Light, Colonel Charles H. Stewart.
5th Rhode Island Heavy (seven companies), Colonel Henry T. Sisson.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy, Captain Nehemiah P. Fuller.
SUB-DISTRICT OF THE ALBEMARLE.
Brigadier General HENRY W. WESSELLS.
Harland's Brigade.
Colonel FRANCIS BEACH.
8th Connecticut, Colonel John E. Ward.
15th Connecticut, Colonel Charles L. Upham.
16th Connecticut, Captain Thomas F. Burke.
Not brigaded.
2nd North Carolina (recruits), Lieutenant Isaiah Conley.
85th New York, Lieutenant Colonel Will W. Clarke.
101st Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander W. Taylor.
103rd Pennsylvania, Colonel Theodore F. Lehmann.
24th New York Battery, Captain A. Lester Cady.
12th New York Cavalry (two companies), Captain John S. Allison.
SUB-DISTRICT OF BEAUFORT.
Colonel JAMES JOURDAN.
Beaufort.
2nd North Carolina (detachment), Captain C. H. Foster.
158th New York, Companies B, D, and E, Captain William Cuff.
Fort Macon.
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY M. STONE.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Companies A and B, Captain Thomas D. Kimball.
1st U. S. Artillery Battery C, Lieut, Egbert W. Olcott.
Morehead City.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM H. McNARY.
158th New York, Companies A, C, F, G, H, I, and K, Lieutenant Colonel William H. McNary.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company C, Captain Charles B. Newton.
Newport Barracks.
Colonel EDWARD H. RIPLEY.
9th Vermont, Lieutenant Colonel Valentine G. Barney.
19th Wisconsin, Company F, Captain Martin Scherff.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company D, Captain Russell H. Conwell.
5th Rhode Island Heavy Artillery, Company A, Lieutenant Dutee Johnson, jr.
Mix's New York Cavalry, Companies A and B, Captain Emory Cummings.
SUB-DISTRICT OF THE PAMLICO.
Colonel JOSEPH M. McCHESNEY.
Washington.
1st North Carolina, Major Charles c. Graves.
58th Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel Montgomery Martin.
23rd New York Battery, Lieutenant Thomas Low.
5th Rhode Island Heavy Artillery, Company C, Lieutenant Henry P. Williams.
5th Rhode Island Artillery, Company E, Captain George G. Hopkins.
12th New York Cavalry (two companies), Captain Rowland R. West.
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