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SUB-DISTRICT OF THE ALBEMARLE.
Colonel DAVID W. WARDROP.
16th Connecticut (detachment), Captain John H. Burnham.
85th New York (detachment), Lieutenant Colonel Will W. Clarke.
101st Pennsylvania (detachment), Lieutenant David M. Ramsey.
103rd Pennsylvania (detachment), Captain Thomas A. Cochran.
24th New York Battery, Lieutenant George S. Hastings.
SUB-DISTRICT OF BEAUFORT.
Colonel JAMES JOURDAN.
Beaufort.
2nd North Carolina, Colonel Walter S. Poor.
Croatan Station.
5th Rhode Island Heavy Artillery, Company A, Captain John Aigan.
Fort Macon.
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY M. STONE.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company A, Lieutenant Alfred H. Pulsifer.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company D, Lieutenant Samuel R. Bingham.
Morehead City.
158th New York (detachment), Captain George W. McConn.
1st North Carolina, Company B, Captain Charles A. Lyons.
1st North Carolina, Company D, Captain William H. King.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company C, Captain Charles B. Newton.
3rd New York Light Artillery, Battery D (section), Lieutenant David D. Hillis.
1st U. S. Artillery, Battery C (detachment), Lieutenant Egbert W. Olcott.
Newport Barracks.
Colonel EDWARD H. RIPLEY.
9th Vermont, Colonel Edward H. Ripley.
2nd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Company B, Captain Nehemiah P. Fuller.
12th New York Cavalry, Company E, Captain Raymond Ferguson.
23rd New York Cavalry, Companies A and B, Captain Emory Cummings.
1st U. S. Artillery, Battery C (detachment), Lieutenant Redmond Tully.
SUB-DISTRICT OF THE PAMLICO.
Brigadier General EDWARD HARLAND.
1st North Carolina (two companies), Captain Richard J. Allen.
5th Rhode Island Heavy Artillery (two companies), Captain James Moran.
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