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Fort Schuyler.
Major HENRY D. WALLEN.
7th United States, Company D, LieutenantConstant Williams.
7th United States, Company H, LieutenantRichard Comba.
7th United States, Company I, LieutenantDaniel Robinson.
Fort Wood.
Colonel CHARLES S. MERCHANT.
6th United States [eight companies], LieutenantColonel Henry B. Clitz.
Permanent Party, LieutenantJoseph B. Rife.
Battery Barracks.
Captain HAMILTON S. HAWKINS.
6th United States, Company H, LieutenantThomas Britton.
6th United States, Company I, LieutenantJeremiah P. Schindel.
BOSTON HARBOR AND MASSACHUSETTS SEA-COAST DEFENSES.
LieutenantColonel DE LANCEY FLOYD-JONES.
Clark's Point [New Bedford].
Captain CALEB E. NIEBUHR.
1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company B, Captain Caleb E. Niebuhr.
Eastern Point [Fort Gloucester].
Captain FRANCIS E. PORTER.
2nd Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain Francis E. Porter.
Fort Independence.
LieutenantColonel DE LANCEY FLOYD-JONES.
Company A,3rd Battalion,11th United States, Captain Alfred E. Latimer.
Invalid Company A,11th United States, LieutenantOscar HaGeneral
Invalid Company A,1st U. S. Artillery, LieutenantJames Kennington.
1st Battalion Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company D, Captain Thomas J. Little.
Long Point Batteries [Provincetown].
Captain DAVID H. DYER.
21st Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain David H. Dyer.
Forte Pickering and Lee [Salem].
Captain JOHN G. BARNES.
17th Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain John G. Barnes.
Fort Sewall [Marblehead].
Captain LEWIS SOULE.
20th Unattached Company Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, Captain Lewis Soule.
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