Alexander V. Hitchcock, of Newport.

Honorably discharged July 29, 1864. Haskell P. Coffin, of Londonderry.

Promoted to First Lieut. Sept. 29, 1864.

Joseph Mills, of Great Falls.

Honorably discharged June 8, 1865.

Albert Miner, of Croydon.

Mustered out Sept. 11, 1865.

Co. C.-Captain-James O. Chandler, of Manchester.
First Lieuts.-James R. Carr, of Manchester.
James G. Burns, of Manchester.

Second Lieuts.-James G. Burns, of Manchester.
Promoted to First Lieut. Sept. 8, 1864.

Moses O. Pearson, of Manchester.

Reuben Dodge, of Manchester.

Co. D.-Captain-George W. Colbath, of Dover.
First Lieuts.—Wm. S. Pillsbury, of Londonderry.
William F. Thayer, of Dover.

Second Lieuts.-William F. Thayer, of Dover.
Promoted to First Lieut. Sept. 12, 1864.

Joseph T. S. Libby, of Dover.
Moses P. Moulton, of Dover.

Honorably discharged Feb. 15, 1865.

Joseph H. Flagg, of Kingston.

Co. E.-Captain--Robert S. Davis, of Concord.
First Lieuts.-Joseph C. Clifford, of Salisbury.
Plumer D. Watson, of Northwood.
Second Lieuts.-Joseph I. Shallis, of Concord.
Melvin L. Ingalls, of Concord.

Co. F.-Captain-Daniel J. Flanders, of Nashua.
First Lieuts.-Major A. Shaw, of Nashua.
Henry M. Mills, of Nashua.

Second Lieuts.-Milton A. Taylor, of Nashua.
George H. Sears, of Nashua.

Co. G.-Captain-Alvah S. Libby, of Wolfeborough.
First Lieuts.-James H. Swan, of Laconia.

Levi F. Whitney, of Gilford.

Discharged for disability Jan. 20, 1865.

William W. Ballard, of Holderness.

Second Lieuts.-Wm. W. Ballard, of Holderness.
Promoted to First Lieut. Feb. 23, 1865.

George W. Horne, of Wolfeborough.

Henry F. Hunt, of Gilford.

Co. H.-Captain-Charles C. Shattuck, of Newport.
First Lieuts.-Clark Edwards, of Landaff.
Truman L. Heath, of Newport.

Second Lieuts.-P. H. Welcome, of Newport.
Albert S. Holland, of Keene.

Co. I.-Captains-Charles O. Bradley, of Concord.
First Lieuts.-John C. Jenness, of Lancaster.
William H. Shurtleff, of Lancaster.
Second Lieuts-Clark Stevens, of Columbia.
Chauncey H. Greene, of Littleton.
Co. K.-Captain-George C. Houghton, of Manchester.
First Lieuts.-Charles L. Bailey, of Manchester.
John E. Johnson, of Manchester.

Promoted to Captain and A. Q. M. U. S. V., May 11, 1865.
Second Lieut.-H. A. Lawrence, of Manchester.
Edward J. Wing, of Manchester.

Co. L.-Captain-Richard E. Welch, of Concord.
First Lieuts.—Stephen E. Twombly, of Milton.
Paine Durkee, of Croydon.

Second Lieuts.-Wm. C. Mahurin, of Columbia.
George E. Crummett, of Concord.

Co. M.-LIGHT BATTERY.

Captain-George K. Dakin, of Manchester.
First Lieuts.-Ephraim Fisk, of Manchester
Ezra D. Cilley.

Second Lieuts.-John R. Bean.

Asa D. Gilmore, of Concord.

All the officers of this Battery were Mustered out June 9, 1865.

On the 21st of November, 1864, Colonel Long was assigned to the command of Hardin's division, Twentysecond Army Corps, and the command of the regiment devolved upon Lieut. Colonel Barton. On the 25th

Battery A was ordered to Portsmouth harbor, and in February, 1865, Battery B was ordered for duty at the same place. During the winter and until the muster out of the regiment, it garrisoned a line of works ten miles in extent, and gained considerable proficiency in artillery drill.

On the 15th of June, 1865, the regiment was mustered out of service, and arrived at Concord on the 19th, where it received final pay and discharge.