238 NortH CaroLtina Troops, 1861-’65.

Colonel William B. Coan, Major Nere A. Elfwing; Seventy-
sixth Pennsylvania, Sblbuel John S. Littell, Major Charles
Knerr ; Ninety-sev enth Pennsylvania, Lieutenant John
Wainver right ; Two Hundred and Third Pennsylvania, Colo-
nel John W. Moore, Lieutenant-Colonel Jonas W. Lyman,
Major Oliver P. Harding, Captain Heber B. Essington.

Third Brigade Colonel Louis Bell, Colonel ‘Alone Al-
den: Thirteenth Indiana, Licutenani-iigi is Samuel M.
Zent; Fourth New Hampshire, John H. Roberts; One Hun-
dred and Fifteenth New York, Lieutenant-Colonel Nathan
J. Johnson; One Hundred and Sixty-ninth New York, Col-
onel Alonzo Alden, Lieutenant-Colonel James A. Colvin.

Second Brigade, First Division—(temporarily attached to
Second Division), Colonel Joseph C. Abbott: Sixth Con-
necticut, Colonel Alfred P. Rockwell; Seventh Connecticut,
Captain John Thompson, Captain William S. Marable;
Third New Hampshire, Captain William H. Trickey; Sev-
enth New Hampshire, Lieutenant-Colonel Augustus W. Rol-
lins; Sixteenth New York Heavy mrllory (detachment),
Lieutenant F. F. Huntington.

Tuirp Division, Twenry-rirrH Army Corps (colored
troops )—Brigadier-General Charles J. Paine.

Second Brigade—Colonel John W. Ames: Fourth
United States, Lieutenant-Colonel George Rogers; Sixth
United States, Major A. S. Boernstein; Thirtieth United
States, Lieutenant-Colonel H. A. Oakman; Thirty-ninth
United States, Colonel O. P. Stearns.

Third Brigade—Colonel Elias Wright: First United
States, Lieutenant-Colonel Giles H. Rich; Fifth United
States, Major William R. Brazie; Tenth United States,
‘Lieutenant-Colonel Edward H. Powell; Twenty-seventh
United States, Colonel A. M. Bikekinaw: Thirty-seventh
United States, Colonel Nathan Goff, Jr.

Artillery—B, G, and L, First Connecticut Heavy, Cap-
tain William G. Pride; Sixteenth New York Battery, Cap-
tain Richard H. Lee; E, Third United States, Lieutenant

John R. Myrick.
Engineers—A, and I, Fifteenth New York, Lieutenant K.

S. O’Keefe.

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THe Derence or Fort FIsHer. 239

The effective strength of the force above enumerated was
nearly §,000. The loss ageregated 184 killed, 749 wounded,
and 22 missing—955. By the explosion of a magazine the
day after the capture there were 25 killed, 66 wounded, and
13 missing.

THE CONFEDERATE ARMY.

General Braxton Brace—Department Commander.
Masor-GrneraL W. H. C. re Com-
mander.

Drrences, Mourn or Care Frar ira wdsialels
General Louis Hebert.

FORT FISHER.

There were in Fort Fisher on 13, 14 and 15 January,
1865, these include all present dartag that time, sick, killed
and wounded.

Wit11am Lamp, of Virginia, Colonel Commanding.

Masor James M. Stevenson, of Thirty-sixth North Car-
olina Regiment (too ill for duty).

Mason James Reriry, of Tenth North Carolina Regi-
ment.

JapTain Grorce D. Parker, Adjutant, on special duty.

Lizutenant Joun N. Kerry, Company B, Thirty-sixth
North Carolina Regiment, Acting Adjutant.

Linutrnant Cuaries H. Codeia: Aide to Colonel Com-
manding.

Thirty-sixth North Carolina Regiment, Captain R.
J. Murphy, Company A, 75; Captain Dan Munn,
Company B, 90; Captain K. J. Braddy, Company O,
71; Captain E. B. Dudley, Company D, 70; Captain
O. H. Powell, Company ©, 75; Lieutenant E. L.
Hunter, Acting Captain Company F, 100; Captain
Wm. Swaine, Company G, 75; Captain Daniel Pat-
terson, Company H, 75; Captain J. F. Melvin, Com-
pany I, 90; Captain Wm. F. Brooks, Company K,