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FORCES LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN.
Colonel ROBERT B. JONES.
34th Indiana (detachment).
91st New York (detachment).
10th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Company D, Lieutenant John H. Varney.
10th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Company F, Captain Horace E. Kimball.
FORT JACKSON AND SAINT PHILIP.
Colonel CHARLES A. HARTWELL.
77th U. S. Colored Troops, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Street.
10th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Company A, Lieutenant Justin E. Brown.
11th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Company H, Captain Joshua M. Addeman.
TROOPS REPORTING DIRECT.
INFANTRY.
New Orleans.
34th Indiana (two companies), Lieutenant Colonel Robert G. Morrison.
34th Indiana (two companies),* Major Bernard F. Schermerhorn.
34th Indiana, Company A, Captain William Wilmington.
46th Indiana (detachment),
56th Ohio,
Lieutenant Colonel Sampson E. Varner.31st Massachusetts (detachment), Captain Horace F. Morse.
1st New Orleans (five companies), Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Tisdale.
1st United States, Major Maurice Maloney.
Chalmette, La.
20th U. S. Colored Troops, Company H, Captain Elijah S. Curry.
Ship Island, Miss.
74th U. S. Colored Troops, Colonel Ernest W. Holmstedt.
Algiers, La.
Battalion of non-veterans, Lieutenant Colonel Arthur J. Hawhe.
ARTILLERY.
New Orleans.
2nd Illinois Light, Battery A, Lieutenant Walter Bied.
Massachusetts Light, 4th Battery (D), Captain George G. Trull.
Massachusetts Light, 6th Battery (F), Captain John F. Phelps.
Fort Livingston, La.
7th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery, Company C, Lieutenant Thomas Newton.
RESERVE ARTILLERY.
Captain STILLMAN O. FISH.
Chicago Mercantile Battery, Lieutenant William Hunt, jr.
1st Michigan Light, Battery G, Lieutenant George L. Stillman.
1st Missouri Light, Battery A, Captain Stillman O. Fish.
1st Missouri Light, Battery B, Lieutenant Adolphus Stauber.
1st Missouri Light Battery F, Captain Joseph Foust.
Ohio Light, 2nd Battery, Captain Augustus Beach.
Ohio Light, 16th Battery, Lieutenant Edward H. Funston.
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*Camp of Distribution.
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