Colonel, William F. Smith; Lieut. Colonel, Breed N. Hyde; Major, Walter W. Cochran.

Co. A, Springfield. Captain, Wheelock G. Veazey; First Lieut., Frederick Crain; Second Lieut., Horace W. Floyd.

Co. B, Coventry. Captain, Augustine C. West; First Lieut., Enoch H. Bartlett; Second Lieut., John H. Coburn.

Co. C, Wells River. Captain, David T. Corbin ; First Lieut., Danford C. Haviland; Second Lieut., Edwin M. Noyes.

Co. D, Charleston. Captain, Fernando C. Harrington; First Lieut., Daniel J. Kenneson; Second Lieut., Charles Bishop.

Co. E, Johnson. Captain, Andrew J. Blanchard; First Lieut., Robert D. Whittemore; Second Lieut., Burr J. Austin.

Co. F, Hartford. Captain, Thomas O. Seaver; First Lieut., Samuel E. Pingree; Second Lieut., Edward A. Chandler.

Co. G, St. Johnsbury. Captain, Lorenzo D. Allen; First Lieut., John H. Hutchinson; Second Lieut., Moses F. Brown.

Co. H, St. Albans. Captain, Thomas F. House; First Lieut., Waterman F. Corey; Second Lieut., Romeo H. Start.

Co. I, Guildhall. Captain, Thomas Nelson; First

Lieut., James Powers; Second Lieut., Alexander W.

Co. K, Calais. Captain, Elon O. Hammond; First Lieut., Amasa T. Smith; Second Lieut., Alonzo E. Pierce.

This regiment rendezvoused at St. Johnsbury, was mustered into the United States service on the 15th of July, 1861, and consisted of eight hundred and eightytwo officers and men. It left the State for the seat of war on the 26th of July, and formed a part of the "Vermont Brigade."

FOURTH REGIMENT.

The field and line officers of the Fourth Regiment were as follows:

Colonel, Edwin H. Stoughton; Lieut. Colonel, Harry N. Worthen; Major, John C. Tyler.

Co. A. Captain, John E. Pratt; First Lieut., Albert K. Parsons; Second Lieut., Gideon H. Benton.

Co. B. Captain, James H. Platt, Jr.; First Lieut., Albert K. Nichols; Second Lieut., Samuel H. Chamberlin.

Co. C. Captain, Henry B. Atherton; First Lieut., George B. French; Second Lieut., Daniel D. Wheeler.

Co. D. Captain, George Tucker; First Lieut., Geo. W. Quimby; Second Lieut., John H. Bishop.

Co. E. Captain, Henry L. Terry; First Lieut., Stephen M. Pingree; Second Lieut., Daniel Lillie.

Co. F. Captain, Addison Brown, Jr.; First Lieut., William C. Holbrook; Second Lieut., Daniel W. Farr.

Co. G. Captain, George P. Foster; First Lieut., Henry H. Hill; Second Lieut., Joseph W. D. Carpenter.

Co. H. Captain, Robert W. Laird; First Lieut., Albert W. Fisher; Second Lieut., J. Byron Brooks. Co. I. Captain, Leonard A. Stearns; First Lieut., Levi M. Tucker; Second Lieut., Albert A. Allard.

Co. K. Captain, Frank B. Gove; First Lieut., Charles W. Boutin; Second Lieut., William C. Tracy.

The Fourth Regiment rendezvoused at Brattleboro', was mustered into the United States service on the 21st of September, 1861, numbering ten hundred and forty-two men, and left the State for the seat of war the same day. This regiment was also joined to the "Vermont Brigade."

FIFTH REGIMENT.

The following were the field and line officers, and the companies and their locations, which formed the Fifth Regiment:

Colonel, Henry A. Smalley; Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Lord, Jr.; Major, Lewis A. Grant.

Co. A, St. Albans. Captain, Charles G. Chandler; First Lieut., Alonzo R. Hurlburt; Second Lieut., Lucius M. D. Smith.

Co. B, Middlebury. Captain, Charles W. Rose; First Lieut., Wilson D. Wright; Second Lieut., Olney A. Comstock.

Co. C, Swanton. Captain, John D. Sheridan; First Lieut., Friend H. Barney; Second Lieut., Jesse A. Jewett.

Co. D, Hydepark. Captain, Reuben C. Benton ; First Lieut., James W. Stiles; Second Lieut., Samuel Sumner, Jr.

Co. E, Manchester. Captain, Charles P. Dudley; First Lieut., William H. H. Peck; Second Lieut., Samuel E. Burnham.

Co. F, Cornwall. Captain, Edwin S. Stowell; First Lieut., Cyrus R. Crane; Second Lieut., Eugene A. Hamilton.

Co. G, Rutland. Captain, Benjamin R. Jenne; First ̧ Lieut., Charles T. Allchinn; Second Lieut., Martin J. McManus.

Co. H, Brandon. Captain, Charles W. Seagar; First Lieut., Cornelius H. Forbes; Second Lieut., Charles J. Ormsbee.

Co. I, Burlington. Captain, John R. Lewis; First Lieut., William P. Spalding; Second Lieut., Henry Ballard.

Co. K, Richmond. Captain, Frederick F. Gleason; First Lieut., William Symons; Second Lieut., George J. Hatch.

This regiment rendezvoused at St. Albans, was mustered into the United States service on the 16th of September, 1861, left the State for the seat of war on the same day, and consisted of ten hundred and six officers and men. It also formed a part of the "Vermont Brigade."

Sixth RegimENT.

The following were the field and line officers, and the companies constituting the Sixth Regiment: — Colonel, Nathaniel Lord, Jr.; Lieut. Colonel, Asa P. Blunt; Major, Oscar S. Tuttle.

Co. A. Captain, George Parker, Jr.; First Lieut., Riley O. Bird; Second Lieut., Frank G. Butterfield.

Co. B. Captain, Alonzo B. Hutchinson; First Lieut., La Marquis Tubbs; Second Lieut., Bernard D. Fabyan.

Co. C. Captain, Jesse C. Spaulding; First Lieut., George C. Randall; Second Lieut., Hiram A. Kimball.

Co. D. Captain, Oscar A. Hale; First Lieut., George H. Phelps; Second Lieut., Carlos W. Dwinnell.

Co. E. Captain, Edward W. Barker; First Lieut., Thomas R. Clark; Second Lieut., Frank B. Bradbury.

Co. F. Captain, Edwin F. Reynolds; First Lieut., Elijah Whitney; Second Lieut., Denison A. Raxford.

Co. G. Captain, William H. H. Hall; First Lieut., Alfred M. Nevins; Second Lieut., Edwin C. Lewis.