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CAMP UNION, NEAR SCARAMENTO, CAL.
Lieutenant Colonel OSCAR M. BROWN.
1st California Cavalry (three companies).
CAMP HABBITT, CAL.
Captain HEMAN NOBLE.
2nd California Cavalry, Companies E and I.
2nd California, Company G.
FORT CHURCHILL, NEV. TER.
Major CHARLES McDERMIT.
1st Nevada Cavalry, Companies C and D.
PRESIDIO OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Major ANDREW W. BOWMAN.
9th United States (four companies).
Native California Cavalry Battalion, Company A.
CAMP BIDWELL, CAL.
Captain AUGUSTUS W STARR.
2nd California Cavalry, Company F.
FORT KLAMATH, OREG.
Captain WILIAM KELLY.
1st Oregon Cavalry, Company C.
POINT SAN JOSE, CAL.
Lieutenant WILLIAM E. APPLETON.
9th United States, Company H.
FORT MILLER, CAL.
Captain ALFRED MORTON.
2nd California, Companies A and K.
EN ROUTE.
2nd California, Companies E and H,* Captain Eugene B. Gibbs.
2nd California, Company B,+ Captain JohnC. Schmidt.
DISTRICT OF OREGON.
Brigadier General BENJAMIN ALVORD.
FORT VACOUVER, WASH. TER.
Captain RICHARD S. CALDWELL.
1st Oregon Cavalry, Companies B and G.
9th United States, Company A.
VANCOUVER ARSENAL, WASH. TER.
Captain THEODORE J. ECKERSON.
Detachment of Ordnance, U. S. Army.
FORT WALLA WALLA, WASH. TER.
Colonel JUSTUS STEINBERGER.
1st Oregon Cavalry, Companies A and E.
1st Washington Territory, Companies A and H.
FORT LAPWAY, IDAHO TER.
Major SEWALL TRUAX.
1st Oregon Cavalry, Company F.
1st Washington Territory, Company E.
FORT DALLES, OREG.
Colonel REUBEN F. MAURY.
1st Oregon Cavalry, Company D.
1st Washington Territory, Company F.
FORT COLVILLE, WASH. TER.
Major CALVIN H. RUMRILL.
1st Washington Territory, Companies B and C.
FORT STEILACOOM, WASH. TER.
Captain EGBERT H. TUCKER.
1st Washington Territory, Company K.
CAMP PICKET, SAN JUAN ISLAND, WASH. TER.
Lieutenant MICHAEL J. FITZGERALD.
9th United States, Company C.
FORT HOSKINS, OREG.
Captain LYMAN S. SCOTT.
4th California, Company D.
FORT BOISE, IDAHO TER.
Major JACOB S RINEARSON.
1st Washington Territory, Companies D and G.
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* En route from Benicia Barracks to Fort Humboldt.
+ En route from Fort Miller to Fort Tejon.
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