ANNUAL REPORT
AND
~cting ~narttrmaster-~entraI I
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF M.A:SSACHUSJiITTS,
FOR THE YEAR E~mING
DECEMBER 31, 1860. "'VtJ
BOSTON: WILLIAM WHITE, PRINTER TO THE STATE. 1860. , BLIO DOCUMENT ...... No. 15.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
ADJUTANT -~ \}
AND
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OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
F OR THE YEAR ENDL.'W
DECEMBER 31, 1860.
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BOSTON: WILLLUI WIDTE, PRINTER TO THE STATE. 1860. "TON 366. (; M 3 A ;1.,,31\; ) ?fCc 0 :B
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ADJUTANT-GENERAL'g OFFICE, BOSTO~, 1 December 31, 1860. ~
To His Excellency N. P. BANKS, Governo1' and Commander in- Chief.
SIR,-I have the honor to submit to your Excellency the Report of tlie Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster-General's departments, for the year ending December 31, 1860.
With the highest respect, I have the hOllor to be, Your Excellency's ob't servant,
WM. SCHODLER, Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster- General. 4 ADJUTANT-GE~ERAL'S REPORT. [Jan.
ANNU AL REPORT.
ADJUTANT-GENERA.L'S OFFICE, BOSTON, I December 31, 1860. ~
To His Excellency N. P. BA.NKS, Governor ood Commandet· in- Chief.
Sm,-Chapter 13, section 64, of the General Statutes of the Commonwealth provides that the Adjutant-General shall be "Acting Quartermaster-General and keeper of the public magazines, munitions of war, entrenching tools, and other implements of war belonging to the Commonwealth." Section 27, of the same chapter, provides that he shall be" Inspector General of the Militia." In accordance with these and other provisions of law, I have the honor to submit to your Excellency the following Report, which shows the present state of the militia, the condition of the military property of the Commonwealth, and the amount and character of the duties performed by the active volunteer force during the year ending December 31, 1860. 1861.J PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 5
TABLE No. 1.
Return of Em·olled lIIilitia, for 1860.
COUNTIES. 1859. 1860. /'Increase./ Decrease.
r Suffolk,. . 23,677 25,025 1,354 6 I Dukes, .. 433 364 - 69 Nautucket, . 1,070 1,131 61 - FIRST 2,719 2,716 221 224 DIVISION. r=·.,bJ',NOlfolk,. . 13,708 14,659 1,197 246 Plymouth, . 8,903 8,453 180 630 Bristol, . . 10,726 10,466 812 1,072
SECOND {Essex, . . 22,653 22,440 1,002 1,215 DIVISION. :Middlesex, • 26,740 27,972 2,343 1,111
19,232 19,554 1,331 1,009 {WO~"""Franklin, . 3,918 4,018 253 153 THIRD Hampshire, 4,299 4,678 518 139 DIVISION. Hampden, . 8,411 8,352 287 346 LBerkshire, 5,623 5,561 371 433 152,112 155,389 9,930 6,653 Subtract, . 152,112 6,653
Increase over 1859, 3,277 3,277 TABLE No.2. cr" Abstract of Company, Regimental, Brigade, and Division Field-Inspection Retu,rns, 1860, agreeably to tlte Pay Rolls as audited.
FIRST DIVISION. ~ ~ FIRST BRIGAim. q p;..~ Agg'te of Officers, Non-
~ commissioned Omera. Z CAPTAIN. LIEUTENANTS. SERGEANTS. CORPORALS. PRIVATES. MUSICIANS. I.1rivates and }[usicians, Y AltM. Q t>;j present.! Absent. present.! Absent. Present.I Absent. Present. I Absent. present.! Absent. Present. I Absent. Present. I Absent. Z t>;j ~ 2d Regiment Infantry, Co. A, 1 - 2 - 3 1 4 - 41 9 2 - 53 10 p;.. B, 1 - 3 - 3 1 3 1 30 13 2 - 42 15 ~ C, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 49 1 2 - 63 2 rn D, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 39 10 2 - 54 10 F , 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 44 6 2 - 58 7 ~ G, 1 - 2 - 4 - 4 - 39 2 2 - 52 2 ~ I, 1 - 3 - 4 - 4 - 43 5 2 - 57 5 o ------._- 7 - 20 2 26 2 27 1 285 46 14 - 379 51 ~ Band, 18 - Field and Staff, 12 - ro ~ Total, 409 51 P> ~ 2d Battalion Infantry, Co. A, 1 - 3 1 2 2 4 5 2 57 8 ..... - I 45 - 00 B, 4 - 4 4 - 39 11 2 53 11 ~..... ------w I 7 1 6 2 8 ---1"84 16 4 110 19 Band, 8 - Field and Staff, 6 - Total, . 124 19 '"d ~ bj ~ 1st Batt. Lt. Dragoons, Co. A, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 69* 13 2 - 84 13 a B, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 54 28 2 - 69 28 - t:::! ------o 2 - 8 - 8 - 8 - 123 41 4 - 153 41 a q Band, 8 - ts: Field and Staff, 6 - t::rj Total, . . . 167 41 ~o Co. Light Artillery, 1st Brig., - - 4 - 6 - 6 - 65t 9 2 - 83 9 I I I I I I I I I I I ..... <:.n Major and Staff, 4 - . ------Total, . . 87 9
.. Including Saddler and Farrier. t Including Farrier.
-1 SECOND DRIGADE. 00 - . .- . - - -
CAPTAIN. LIEUTENANTS. SERGEANTS. CORPORALS. rRIVATES. MUSIC1ANS. tt~~~s~fo~~ceOsfil~~~~ Privates and Musicians. Am!. Present. I Absent. rresent.1 Absent. Presell t.1 Abseil t. rresent.1 Absent. present.\ Absent. Present.I Absent. Present. I Absent. P> t:J <:...; q 3d Regiment Infantry, Co. A, 1 4 3 - 3 - 38 - 2 - 51 - - - ~ B, 1 - 2 2 1 2 3 1 22 16 2 - 31 21 P> G, 1 - 2 - 1 - - - 42 4 - - 46 4 z H , · 1 - 3 1 4 - 3 1 42 8 2 - 55 10 K, 1 - 3 - 3 1 4 - 34 6 2 - 47 7 V L, 1 - 3 1 .4 - 3 1 34 16 2 - 47 18 ~ ----1------Z 6 - 17 4 16 3 16 3 212 50 10 - 277 60 t:<:l ~ Band, 18 - Field and Staff, 10 - en~ Total, . 305 60 ~ t:<:l "0 o 4th Regiment Infantry, Co. A, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 27 20 2 - 41 24 B, 1 - 4 - 4 - 3 1 34 9 2 - 48 10 ~ C, 1 - 4 - 4 - 2 2 39 11. 2 - 52 13 D, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 32 8 2 - 46 9 E, 1 - 4 - 4 - 3 1 30 9 2 - 44 10 F, 1 - 3 - 2 2 4 - 28 13 2 - 40 13 G, 1 - 3 1 4 - 2 2 32 18 2 - 44 21 ~ ~ ~
'I.. H, '12 10 I-' 1 - 4 - 4 - I 4 - 27 10 I 2 00 I, 1 - 3 1 4 - 3 1 32 12 2 45 13 ~ I-' W --9------31"-4----s4 --2-129' --7- 281 llO 18 402 123
nand, 17 Field antI Staff; 7 1-0 Total, 426 123 q t:d ~ Co. Dragoons, 2d Brigade, 1 I - I 4 I - I 4 I - I 3 I 1 I 45 I 5 I 2 I 59 6 a t::::l Surgeon, . 1 o a Total, 60 I G q ~ t?;j Z COMPANY OF CADETS, FmST DIVISION. ~ Company, 1 7 1 I 13 I 2 15 2 60 30 4 100 35 o I-' Band, 8 CJ1 Staff (Adjutant Quartermaster and Surgeon,) 3 Total, . 111 35
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r.!:) SECOND DIVISION...... <=> TII;IRD BRIGADE.
CAPTAIN. LIEUTENANTS. SERGEANTS. PRIVATES. ~t,l;!~S~fO~~lceb"rn~~r~; CORPORALS. MUSICIANS. IPrivates and Musicians. ARIII. t; Present. I Absent. Present. I Absent. Present. IAbsent. Present. IAbsent. Present. I Absent. Present. I Absent. Present. I Absent. q~
5th Regiment Infantry, Co. A, - 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 25 10 2 - 33 17 B, 1 - 2 - 3 1 4 - 33 9 2 - 45 10 ~ D, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 40 10 2 - 55 10 ~ E, 1 - 3 1 3 - 3 1 33 12 2 - 45 14 ga H, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 43 - 2 - 58 - Z ------t:;j 4 1 15 3 16 3 17 3 174 41 10 - 236 51 ~ Band, 17 - t"i Field and Staff, 8 - W ---- Total, . 261 51 ~ o'"0 6th Regiment Infantry, Co. A, 1 - 4 - 4 - 3 1 38 12 2 - 52 13 ~ B, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 36 7 2 - 50 8 ~ C, 1 - 2 - 4 - 4 - 39 8 2 - 52 8 - D, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 44 6 2 - 58 7 E, 1 - 3 - 4 - 3 1 29 11 2 - 42 12 F, 1 4 - 4 2 1 47 3 2 60 4 ,...., - - - ~ ~ t:l H, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 36 12 2 - 51 12 ~ " 00 I, 1 - 3 1 4 - 2 2 38 8 2 - 50 11 ~ ------~ 8 - 26 3 32 - 26 5 307 67 16 - 415 75 u
Band, 18 - Field and Staff, 11 ------I-d Total, . 444 75 q b::l t-t 2d Battalion Rifles, Co. A, 1 - 4 - 3 - 4 - 26 8 2 - 40 8 aH B, 1 - 4 4 - 4 - 25 ,15 2 - 40 15 - t:::t C, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 43 6 2 - 57 7 o ------a 3 - 11 1 11 - 12 - I 94 29 6 - 137 30 q rs: Band, 8 - t>J Field and Staff, \ 6 - Z ------Total, . 151 30 r oZ
Co. of Dragoons, 3d Brigade, 1 - 2 - 4 - 4 - 55 6 2 - OS 6 ~ I I I I I I I I I I I ?"'
Staff ~Adjutant and urgeon,) 2 - Total, . 70 6
". ~ ~ FOURTIT DRIGA DE. f-" l-.:l .. - Agg'te of Offi cers. Non~ CAPTAIN. LIEUTENANTS. commissioned 01fic cr~, SERGEANTS. C ORPORALS. PRIVA.TES. :n.rUSICIANS. PrIvates and Musicians. ARM. P> Present. I Absent. Present. I Absent. present.\ Absent. Presen t.1 Absen t. Present. IAbs ent. present·.1 Absent. Present. I Absent. t::J ~ 7th Regiment Infantry, Co. A, 1 - 2 1 4 - 4 - 25 10 2 - 38 11 ~ B, 1 - 3 - 3 1 2 2 32 18 2 - 43 21 P> C, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 45 - 2 - 59 1 Z E, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 50 - 2 - 64 1 ~ F , 1 - 3 1 4 - 3 1 30 13 2 - 43 15 Q G, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 33 8 2 - 48 8 t:;j H, 1 - 2 - 1 3 - - 34 16 -- 38 19 Z ------t:;j ~ 7 - 20 4 24 4 21 3 249 65 12 - 333 76 P> ~ Band, 18 - UJ Field and Staff, 10 - ~ t:;j Total, . 361 76 '"0 o ~ 8lh R fJg iment Infantry, Co. A, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 49 - - - 62 - .-3 B, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 50 - 2 - 65 - C, 1 - 4 - 3 1 4 - 48 2 2 - 62 3 D, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 47 - 1 - 61 - E , 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 48 - 2 - 63 - ,.., F, 1 - 2 2 4 - 4 31 9 2 - 44 11 ~ - ~ ::l ,..... G, I 1 - 2 - 4 I - I 4 - 26 I - 2 - 39 I - (X) H, 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 47 1 1 1 60 3 ,.....~ -8----27--3-311--1-132----34611212-1- --456-17 I-.J
Rand, 18 Field and Staff, 11 ""d Total, 485 17 Cl to t: 1st Battalion Rifles, Co. A, 1 1 1 4 1 2 34 6 2 o B, 1 4 4 4 35 15 2 t:::1 o C, __1 . __ , __ 2 , __ 2 , __ 4 , __ , __ 2 , __ 1 , __ 33 , __ 5 , __ 2 , __ .1 ~ I _l~ o 3 7 3 12 7 3 I 102 26 6 137 I 32 Cl ~ t:r.j Band, 8 Z Field and Staff, 6 Total, 151 32 ~o ,..... Section Light Al't'y, 4th Brig., 32 1 01 1 I - I 1 I 1 I 3 \ - I 2 I - I 24 I - I 1 I
Staff, (Surgeon,) 1 Total, "-331--1 ,..... ~ COMPANY OF CADETS, SECOND DIVISION. ~ -----
CAPTA.IN. ~O~;~'S~[O~!'JceO(H~~r~~ LIEUTENANTS. SERGEANTS. CORPORALS. P1UVATES. MUSICIANS. rrivates and :M:usicians. ARM.
P resen t.\ Absen t. Presen 1.\ Absen t. present.\ Absent. present.\ Absent. present. \ Absent. present.\ Absent. PreseJit. Absent. ~ \ t:;j <:....; q Company, 1 - 5 - 10 - 0 4 47 30 4 - 76 34 ! j r-3 I \ I I \ \ \ \ \ \ ~ Band, . . . . 8 - Z Major, Adjutant, Quar- ' 4:' r-3 termaster and Surgeon, 4 - gaI Total, 88 34 Z t:;j ~ THIRD DIVISION. ~ -- FIFTH DRIGADE. ~ r:n 9th Regiment Infantry, Co. A, \ 1 - 3 1 4 - 4 - 39 4 2 - I 53 5 B, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 49 1 2 - 64 1 g.; C, 1 - - 1 4 - 2 2 32 7 2 - 41 10 >-c:l E, 1 - 4 - . 4 - 4 - 43 7 2 - 58 7 o G, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 43 - 2 - 58 - ~ --5-----15 --2-20 ----~ --2- 206 ----w 10\--- 274 23 Band, . 18 - Field and Staff, . 7 - ,...... , <:....; Total, C 290 I~ p ;:l
~ 3d Battalion Infantry, Co. B, 1 2 2 3 1 3 27 22 2 38 25 "'""00 G, 1 2 2 2 24 9 2 31 11 0;, 1 3 4 5 1 5 51 31 4 69 36 I...... J"'""
Band, 8 Field and Staff, 5 I '"d Total, . . • ...... • ...... '1 82 I 36 § t:-i H 3d Battalion Riflemen, Co. A, - 4 3 1 3 27 2 I 39 12 o B, 1 I - I 4 I - I 4 I -I 4 I - I 41 1 11- I 2 I - 56 I - t:1 ------,---- o 1 8 7 1 7 68 11 4 95 12 o C1 Band, . 8 t::: Field and Staff, zt;j T'Otal, 108 I 12 ~ en"'""
"'""en SIXTH BRIGADE. f-' 0;,
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Agg'te of Omcers, NOll- commissioned Ofncers, CAPTAIN. LIEUTENANTS. SERGEANTS. CORPORALS. l') rivates and Musicians. AR~I. 'ON.=. I~'''~' present.1 Absent. present./ Absent. Present. I Absent. present.1 Absent. Pr nt./ Absent. present.1 Absent. Present. I Absent. P> tj I ~ 1 Otb Regimen t lnfan try, Co. A, 1 - 3 1 3 1 2 - 29 8 2 - 4.0 10 d
B, 1 - 1 - / 13 - / 3 - / 32 - 2 - 42 - 1-3 C, 1 - 1 3 - 3 1 3 1 26 22 2 - 38 24 - E, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 28 3 2 - 43 3 ~ .. F, 1 - 2 1 4 - 4 - 34 10 2 - 47 11 G, 1 - 3 - 4 - 4 - 25 2 2 - 39 2 ~ H, 1 - 4 - 4 - 4 - 29 16 2 - 44 16 ~ Z - 7 /--- I 20 1- 2 -25 1--2 I 24. 1- 1 203/61 14 / ~ 293 66 t::j ~ Band, 17 - P> Field and Stall', 10 - ~ ------. rn Total, . 320 66 ~ t: '"d Co> q RECAPITULATION. t:d ~ H Present. Absent. Present. Absent. Present. Absent. a 2d Regiment Infantry, 409 51 5th Regiment Infantry, 261 &1 9th Regiment Infantry, . 299 23 2d Battalion Infantry,. . 124 19 6tb Regiment Infantry, 444 7& 3d Da.ttalion Infantry, . 82 36 t:J lst Dattallon Light Dragoon8, 167 41 2d Battalion Riflemen, 151 30 3d Dattalion ltlflemen, . . 108 12 0 Company of Ligbt Artillery, . 87 9 Company of Ligbt Dragoons, 70 6 General of Drigade, and Staff, & a General of Brigade, and Staff, & General of Brigade, and Staff, & Total, Dth Brigade, -494 -71 Total, 1st Brigade, -;92 -120 Total, 3d Brigade, . 931 -162 Ci 10th Regiment Infantry, 320 66 ~ 3d Regiment Inrantry, . 305 60 7th Regiment Infantry, 361 76 1st Batta.lion Iufa.ntry, . 105 14 t?;j 4th Regiment Infantry, . • 426 123 8tb Regiment Infantry, 485 17 Company of Cavalry, . . &1 28 Company of Light Dragoons, . 60 6 1st Battalion ltitlemen, 1&1 32 General of Brigade, and Staff, & Z General oC Brigade, and Staff, & Section of Light Artillery, . 33 1 Total, 6tb Brigade, -481 -103 1-3 Total, 2d Brigade, . -796 -189 Generai of Brigade, and Staff, & Total, 4th Brigade, -1,035 -126 General of Division, and Staff, & I Cadet Company, l.t Division, 111 3.5 Z Generai of Division, and Staff, 7 Cadet Compa.ny, 2d Division, 88 34 Total, Third Division, . 980 174 ~ Genera.lof Division, and Staff, 7 Total, First Division, • 1,706 344 ..... Total, Second Division, 2,061 322 ;:n PrC El cnt. Absent. GRAND TOTAL-First Division, 1,706 344 Second Division, 2.061 322 Third Division, . 980 174 -4,747 -840 Add Commander-in-Chief and Staff, 6 4,7&3 .... -'I ...... TABLE No.3. 00 ABSTRACT OF THE "ANl."UAL RETURNS" OF THE :MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA, ORDNA'!WE, ARMS, AND ACCROU'l'REMEN'l'S, ,; :0 t> ~ ::l ARTILLERY- '"~ .. :;; t:::1 ,; Field Equipage ond Appurte- CAVALRY- <:..., 1860. llances, Implements for Load- ~ t' "a '":0" Arms aud Equipmcnts. q ~~ ~ 0... !;," ing, and Firing, &c . §}l ~ ~ .s" " to 0 0 i:1 ,!l '"ii1 ~" ' 0 o 3 Shovels, 8 Knapsacks, 451 Number of Divisions, Swords, 826 Number of Brigades, 6 t:::1 Saws, 3 Ball Cartridges, 0 106,000 o Number of Regiments, 9 9 Regimental and Bat- o Number of Battalions, q 1 3 31 7 Sabres and Belts, 130 talion Colors, 0 0 16 Number of Companies, 5 -I 2 72 8 87 Drums and Fifes,( each,) 50 ~ t;::j 0 0 0 8 Haversacks, 16 Bugles, Z Rifles, 0 389 5,593 Active Militia, Bugles, 3 Rifle Equipments, 389 Enrolled :Militia, 155,389 Pounds of Rille Powder, 100 Horses, 88 Loose Balls, 7,000 o~ Total, 160,982 I-' ?' I-' <.0 ~ TABLE e:chibiting the date of the Order for organizing each of the present Voluntee1' Militia Companies in tlte 0 State, how at present arranged, in what town organized, and tlte name of the first Captain of each Company. Date of Ord er authori zin g In Wllut Town FormatiOll. Organized as IPrese pa nyn Lt eCttoemr. I Now incorporated in orguu izcd. Name of firs t Captaln. P> t:j ~ Oct. 31, 1776,. Artillery, . F, 4th Regiment Infantry, Norton,* . George Makepeace. c::1 July 4, 1777,. " A, 8th" " Newburyport, Thomas Thomas. ;-3 Oct. 10, 1778,. " B, 6th " " Groton, . . William Swan. P- May 7, 1785,. " A, 2d " " Boston, John Johnston. Z July 10, 1786,. Cadets, 2d Division, Salem, Stephen Abbott. ;-3 August 9, 1st Boston, Samuel Bradford. I " " " Q Nov. 13, " Artillery, . D, 10th Regiment Infantry, Belchertown, Josiah Lyman. tz:j May 28, 1787,. " A, 9th " " Leominster, Josiah Carter, Jr. Z Dec. 24, " " E , 4th " " Abington, Luke Bicknall. t>:J July 2, 1792,. Light Infantry, . A, 3d " " Halifax, . Ignatius Loring. ~ August 2, 1798,. " " A, 2d Battalion Infantry, Boston, Daniel Sargent. p;.- " 16, " Artillery, . D, 2d Regiment Infantry, Roxbury, Jesse DalYgett. ~ June 20, 1801,. " C, 10th " " Northampton, William Edwards. m Feb. 11, 1804,. Light Infantry, . B, 3d Battalion Infantry, . 'Voreester, Levi Thaxter. ~ July 10, " Artillery, .. A, 5th Regiment Infantry, Concord, . Thomas Heald. t>:J May 11, 1805,. Light Infantry, . A, 7th" " Salem, John Saunders. t-O Feb. 26, 1807,. " " B, 7th " " " Perley Putnam. 0 June 19, 1809,. " " C, 8th " " Marblehead, Joshua Orne Bowden. ~ May 29, 1810,. Artillery, . C, 2d " " Boston, William Harris. ~ August 27, 1812,. Light Infantry, . B, 2d Battalion Infantry, " Samuel Swett. Oct. 12, 1814,. " " E, 8th Regiment Infantry, Beverly, William Thorndike. Dec. 17, 1816,. " " B, 9th " " Fitchburg, John Upton. Jan. 22, 1822,. Riflemen,. A, 2d Battalion Riflemen, . Marlhorough, Stephen R Phelps. ,...., ~ " 18, 1825,. Light Infantry, . C, 6th Regiment Infantry, Lowell, James Derby. I'" Feb. 28, " " " B, 8th" " Marblehead, William B. Adams. :=: F lb. 10, 1826,. Light Infantry, . 13, 10th Regiment Infantry, Leverett, . Lovell Moore. f-' 00 o ~t. 15, 1831,. Artillery, ... D, 5th " " Charlestown, John M. Robertson. m J lly 0, 1832,. Riflemen,. E, 10th Colrain, Jesse Nelson. f-' " " W 1\ arch 31, 1834,. Artillery, . { Sectio? of Light Battery in 4th t . - BrIgade, ...... } Salem, Robert Kimball. J lly 6, 1835,. Light Infantry, . C, 2d Battalion Riflemen,. . . ' . Wobnrn,t Samuel D. White. " 6, " Riflemen,. . . II, 3d Regiment Infantry, . Plympton, . Abiel Washburn. S ~pt. 14, " Light Infantry, . E , 2d" " South Boston, Josiah Dunham, Jr. ~ o ~t. 31, 1836,. Cavalry,. . . A, 1st Battalion Light Dragoons, Boston, Thomas Davis. q A Jril 20, 1839,. Light Infantry, . G, 2d Regimeut Infantry,. . . " Louis Dennis. M' ay 28, 1840, ... " " . A, 3d Battalion Riflemen,. • . Worcester, George Bowen. to J .ne 23, 1841,. D, Oth Regiment Infantry, Lowell, Edward Beals. ~ " " a F ~b. 18, 1845,. ", " A, 10th" " Shutesbury, . Samuel F. Dudley. N lV. 14, 1846,. . " II, 7th " " Salem, .. Robert H. Farrant. t::I D ~C. 13, 1848,. " " I, 6th " " Lawrence, Samuel C. Oliver. o J ne 18, 1849,. " " F, 2d " " Boston, Ben: Perley Poore. a A 19ust 8, " Co. of Cavalry, . - Annexed to 6th Brigade, . Springfield, . Erasmus D. Beach. q •J ne 7, 185O, . Light Infantry, . G, 3d Regiment Infantry,. . Freetown, E. W. Pierce. ~ J lly 2, " " .. G, 3d Battalion Infantry,. . 'West Boylston,. Maynard King. ~ , 11, Ri(lemen,. 13, 2d Battalion Riflemen, . Sudbury,. . . Ephraim Moore. z " ~ S t 14, Light Infantry, . II, 5th Regiment Infantry, Charlestown, . . " George P. Sanger. F :b 12, 1851,. " " E, 5th" " Winchester,:j: F. O. Prince. M arch 31, " " " E, 6th " " Acton, Winthrop E. Faulkner. o~ J ne 13, " " " C, 7th " " Stoneham, Lyman Dike. S ,pt . . 26, II, 6th Lowell, f-' " " " " " Henry A. Sargent. Ot o :t. 2, " " " E, 7th " " South Reading, . John Wiley. N lV. 6, " " " 13, 3d • " " Plymouth, Sylvanus II. Churchill. ~ arch 5, 1852,. Dragoons, 13, 1st Battalion Light DJ:agoons, Boston, Isaac ll. "'.'right. ~ ay, 8, " Artillery, . F, 8th Regiment Infantry, . . Lynn, . William T. Gale. 20, " Light Infantry, . D, 8th" " .. " .. Timothy Munroe. ~ Transferred to Foxborough. t Transferred to Natick. ~ Transferred to lIleuford. ....to:> l~ Table exltibiting the date of the Order for organizing, 4-c.-Continued. t-::l Date of Order authorizing Present com-I In wl1nt Town FOl'lllatioD. Organized as I pany Letter. Now incorporated in organized. Name of first Captain. .Tune 22, 1852,. Light Infantry, . K, 3d ~giment Infantry, Carver, Matthias Ellis. ~ August 2, " Artillery, . G, 8th" " Gloucester, Jeremiah R. Cook. t:::1 6, Light Infantry, . L, 3d New Bedford, GeoIfe A. Bourne. ~ " " " " ~ " 13, " " " H, 8th " " Marblehead, W. . Hooper. 8 " 18, " " " F, 10th " " Springfield, . John B. Wyman. " 21, " " " B, 2d " " Boston, . . Oliver Frost. ~ Sept. 30, " " " F, 7th " " Chelsea, . John F. Fellows. Oct. 19, " Riflemen, . A, 1st Battalion Riflemen, West Newbury, Ben: Perley Poore. o~ " 19, " " B, 1st " " Newbury, Enoch S. Rogers. tr:J Dec. 3, " Light Infantry, . A, 4th Regiment Infantry, Cantou, . Charles F. Cushman. Z " 3, " " " B, 4th" " Easton, William E. Bump. tr:J April 15, 1853,. " " A, 3d Battalion Infantry, . Milford, Nathan W. Heath. ~ May 3, " " " C, 9th Regiment Infantry, Clinton, Gilman M. Palmer. June 8, " Light Dragoons, - Annexed to 2d Brigade, N. Bridgewater, Nahum Reynolds. ~ July 5, 'Light Infautry, . G, 7th Regiment Infantry, Haverhill, William Taggart. 00 " Somerville, . " 6, " " " B, 5th" " George O. Brastow. ~ " 19, " Light DragQons, - Annexed to 3d Brigade, Waltham, Gideon Haynes. t::J " 21, " Artillery,. . . G, 10th Regiment Infantry, Greenfield, Charles II. Munn. ""0 30, Light Infantry, . A, 1st Battalion Infantry, . Pittsfield, George R. Groot. o " " ~ August 11, " " " C, 4th Regiment Infantry, Braintree, Edward Potter. ;.3 " 20, " " " B, 1st Battalion Infantry, . Adams, A. A. Richmond. Nov. 17, " Light Artillery, . - Annexed to 1st Brigade, . : Boston, Moses G. Cobb. Feb_ 26, 1855,. Infantry,. . . F, 6th Regiment Infantry, . Lawrence, Jcfiord M. Decker. " 26, " " A, 6th" " . Lowell, Josiah A. Sawtell. . May 29, H, 4th Quincy, Abner B. Packard. r---1 " " " " ~ June 18, " I, 4th " Hingham, Hawkes :Fearing, .Jr. P " " t:l ""'"- lly 10, 1855,. John B. Proctor. ~ Infantry, • E, 9th Regiment Infantry, Fitchburf' . 00 13, G, 9th Ashburn am, Joseph P. Rice. 0":> " " " " " ~ " 14, " Riflemen, . C, 1st Battalion of Riflemen, . Rowley, J. Scott Todd. ..:..., ugust 6, " Infantry, . G, 4th Regiment Infantry, Taunton, . Timothy Gordon. ct. 19, " " D, 4th" " Randolph, Hiram C. Alden. N ov. 25, 1856,. Riflemen, . B, 3d Battalion of Riflemen, . Holdcn, Theron E. IIall. ec. 5, " Infantry, . II, 10th Regiment Infantry, Shelburne, George P. Carpcnter. I-d c::::l to t"I oH t:1 o o c::::l ~ t?;j Z . ~ o~ c.~... ~ ~ 24 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. The encampments during the present year were held as follows: The Second Battalion Infantry, First Brigade, First Division, Major Ritchie commander, encamped at Gloucester, on the 25th, 26th, and 27th of July. They were reviewed on the 27th by Brigadier-General Bullock. ~he Oompany of Oadets, attached to the First Division, Lieutenant-Oolonel Holmes commander, encamped at Nahant, on the 26th, 27th, and 28th of July, and were reviewed on the 27th by Major-General Andrews, and on the 28th by the Oom mander-in-Ohief. The Oompany of Oadets, attached to the Second Division, Major Foster commander, encamped at South Reading, on the 22d, 23d, and 24th of August. They were reviewed on the 24th by Major-General Sutton. The First Battalion of Light Dragoons, Major White com mander, and the Oompanyof Light Artillery, under the com mand of Major Nims, severally of the First Brigade, First Division, encamped at Newton, on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of August. They were reviewed on the 30th by the Adjutant General, and on the 31st by Brigadier-General Bullock. The Fourth Regiment of Infantry, Second Brigade, First Division, Oolonel Packard commander, encamped at Quincy, on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of August, and were reviewed on the 30th by the Adjutant-General, and on the 31st by Brigadier General Peirce. The Tenth Regiment of Infantry, Sixth Brigade, Third Divis ion, Oolonel Decker commander, encamped at Greenfield, on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of August. They were reviewed by Brigadiel'-General Richmond. It was the intention of the Adjutant-General to have been present at this camp, but previous engagements prevented his attendance. It has been very highly spoken of by military gentlemen. The ~econd Regiment, First Brigade, First Division, Oolonel Oowdin commander, ell camped on Boston Oommon, on the 4th, 5th, and 6th of September. They were reviewed by the Adjutant-General, Brigadier-General Bullock, and Major General Andrews. I II 1861.J PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 25 The Third Brigade, Second Division, composed of Company Light Dragoons, (Waltham,) Captain Moore; the Fifth Regi ment of Infantry, Colonel Lawrence; the Sixth Regiment of Infantry, Colonel Jones, and the Second Battalion of Riflemen, Major Moore, encamped at North Chelmsford, on the 5th, 6th, and 7th of September. This splendid Brigade was commanded by Brigadier-General Butler, who showed wisdom in the selec tion of his camp ground, and much skill in the discipline of his men. Major-General Sutton, who was expected to review the Brigade, was prevented from peforming that duty by indisposi tion. They were reviewed by the commanding officer, General Butler. The Third Regiment of Infantry, Second Brigade, First Division, Colonel Wardrop commander, and the Company of Light Dragoons in command of Captain Richmond, encamped at Wareham, on the 5th, 6th, and 7th of September. They were reviewed by the AdJutant-General on the 6th, and by Brigadier-General Peirce on the 7th. This was one of the most successful encampments of the year. The First Battalion of Infantry, Major Briggs commander, and the Company of Cavalry in command of Captain Dennison, severally of the Sixth Brigade, Third Division, encamped at North Adams, on the 11th, 12th, and 13th of September. They were reviewed by Brigadier-General Richmond. Other engage ments p.revented the Adjutant-General from being present at this camp. The Seventh Regiment of Infantry, Fourth Brigade, Second Division, Colonel Dike commander, encamped at Haverhill, on the 12th, 13th, and 14th of September, and were reviewed by the Adjutant-General, and by Brigadier-General Andrews. This camp was very finely located on high ground, from which an extended and beautiful view of the valley of the Merrimack was obtained. With the exception of rain on the first day, the weather was pleasant, and good order and discipline prevailed. The Eighth Regiment of Infantry, Fourth Brigade, Second Division, Colonel Coffin commander, encamped near Newbury port, on the 11th,12th, and 13th of September, and were reviewed by Brigadier-General Andrews and the Adjutant General. The camp was visited the first day with a severe storm of wind and rain, which threw down some of the tents, 4 26 ADJUT Ar\ T -GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. and rendered the grollnd wet and uncomfortable. Some of the companies took up their quarters for the night in Newburyport, bnt a majority of them staid at the camp, and remained all night on the field . The weather cleared in the morning, and the two last days were pleasant. 'J'he Eighth Regiment is one of the fnllest and best drilled in the State. The Section of Artillery, attached to the Fourth Brigade, Second Division, nnder command of Captain ~fa.nning, encamped at V{ enham, on the 26th, 27th, and 28th of September. They were reviewed on the afteruoon of the 28th, on Salem Common, by Brigadier-General Audrews, accompanied by the Adjutant General. This Section of Artillery !;hould be made a full bat tery, for reasons which I shall present in another part of this Report. The Ninth Regiment of Infantry,.Colonel Rice commander, the Third Battalion of Infantry, Major Lamb commander, and the Third Battalion of Riflemen, hnder command of Captain Wan], the whole comprising the Fifth Brigade, Third Division, and commanded by Brigadier-General Leonard, encamped at Leominster, on the 26th, 27th, and 28th of September, and were reviewed 011 the 27th by the Adjutant-General, and on the 28th by Major-General Morse. This Brigade is not excelled by any in the State for discipline and good condnct, for which much praise is due to Brigadier-General Leonard, who, I regret, has recently resigned his commissiofl.. The Ninth Regiment is composed of five good companies. The Third Battalion of Infantry is composed, nominally, of three compallies; one of them, Company" A," Milford, did not appear at camp. Com pany" B," Worcester, is the only one of the three" which maintains itself without a struggle." It would be advantageous to the service, under existing circumstances, if the Battalion were disbanded, and the companies which now compose it were transferred to the Ninth Regimeut. The First Battalion of Riflemen, Fourth Brigade, Second Division, Major Poore commander, encamped at West Newbury 011 the 8th, 9th and 10th of October, and were reviewed by the Adjlltant-Gene~al, and by Brigadier-General Andrews. 'rhis was the last camp of the year, and was one of the best. The whole number of encampments was fifteen, and, taken together, 1861.J PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 27 they will compare favorably with any which have been held in previous years. The law concerning the militia, chapter 13, of the General Statutes, went into effect on the first day of June. It made few changes in the laws which existed prior thereto. By a Resolve of the legislature approved April 4th, 1860, the Adjutant-General was authorized to contract with the State printer to print two thousand copies of the 13th chapter of the General Statutes for distribution among the officers of the militia, which duty has been performed. The great merit of the work is its completeness. The laws relating to the militia passed in former years, and remaining operative, are ill it brought together, placed in proper consecutive order, di,·ided into proper heads and compressed into one general chapter, thus presentillg in a complete and compact foem the entiee militia laws of the Commonwealth. I am opposed to a frequent change of the statutes. The present militia law is nearly perfect, and could be made perfect with a few slight modifications, which I respectfully suggest to the consideration of your Excellency. 1. To str~e out of the fourteenth section the words, "no new company shall be organized if thereby the whole force shall exceed five thousand officers and men." Every regiment ought to have eight companies. It often happens that companies are disbanded for want of a suffi cient number of privates to comply with the requisitions of . the statutes, and it sometimes happens that companies are disbanded for disorderly conduct and disobedience of orders. As the law now stands, the places made vacant by the disband ment of companies cannot be filled, and regiments thereby b~come skeleton-like, weak and inefficient. Applications are feequently made to head-quatters for liberty to form new com panies to take the places of those which have been disbanded and thus keep the regiments full. These applications have to be summarily rejected. If the question of forming new com panies was left to the discretion and judgment of His Excel lency the Governor and the Honorable Coullcil, each applica tion could be acted upon and disposed of according to its merits. This would be satisfactory. If the legislature should 28 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. change the phraseology of the section quoted above so that it would read, " no new regiment shall be fOt'med if thereby, &c.," the objection would be avoided. A provision might be added that no regiment should have more than eight companies, which is the proper number and the one that is fixed by the" Army Regulations." The change here proposed would not materially add to the cost of the service, while it would increase in a vast degree its good discipline and efficiency. 2. As a means of raising the standard of discipline, and of inducing enlistment I would suggest that a law be passed pro viding substantially that every person who shall faithfully and honorably perform duty in any company, battalion, regiment brigade or division seven consecutive years, as an officer or a private, according to the laws of the Commonwealth and to the satisfaction of the Commander-in-Chief, shall be entitled to an honorable discharge, and shall not be required (if he should so elect) to serve as a juror in the courts of the Common wealth. A law embodying this proposition would have a salu tary effect, and as the number of active men is limited by law, and doubtless always will be, no serious abuse of the privilege could possibly arise. 3. I would respectfully recommend that section 144 be amended, so that it shall read, "expenses for travel," instead of " four cents a mile." As the section now stands it is liable to operate unfairly both to companies and to the Common wealth, as shown in that part of this Report which relates to the reception and review on the occasion of the visit of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, to Boston. During the present year, the following companies were ordered by the Commander-in-Chief for special duty: January 4.-Company of Cadets, Lieutenant-Colonel Holmes, attached to First Division, to escort State government and legislature. July 18.-Company "A," Light Dragoons, Captain Fellows, First Battalion, First Brigade, First Division, to escort His Excellency the Governor and Honorable Council to Cambridge, to attend the Commencement exercises. 1861.J PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 29 July 19.-Company "B," Light Dragoons, Captain Peirce, First Battalion, First Brigade, First Division, to escort His Excellency and Honorable Council to Cambridge, to attend the inauguration of President Felton. November 13.-Company "A," Light Dragoons, Captain Fel lows, First Battalion, First Brigade, First Division, to escort His Excellency the Governor and Honorable Council to Cam bt'idge, to attend the dedication of the Museum of Natural History. The duties performed on the 18th of July and the 13th of November, were not contemplated when the appropriation for the Quartermaster-General's Department was made. On the 20th of July, His Excellency the Governor and Com mander-in-Chief authorized the transmission of the following letter: AD.JUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,} Boston, July 20, 1860. SIR,-I am directed by His Excellency, the Commander-in-Chief, to communicate to you, and through, you ,to Captains Fellows and Peirce, his appreciation of the services rendered by them and the officers and privates of their several commands, on the 18th and 19th inst., and to thank them for their prompt attention and soldier-like appearance. His Excellency directs me to say that he fully appreciates the ser vices of Captain Peirce and his command, rendered particularly ardu ous in consequence of the inclement state of the weather His Excellency congratulates Major White upon tho good condition of his splendid Battalion of Cavalry. Respectfully your ob't serv't, WILLIAM SCHOULER, Adjutant-General. To Major WILLIAM F. WHITE, commanding 1st Battalion Light Dragoons, 1st Brigade, 1st Division. The most interesting event connected with the Volunteer Militia, during the year, was the visit of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, to this Commonwealth, and the review ordered by His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, on Boston Common, on the 18th of October, in honor of the distinguished visitor. 30 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. In anticipation of the visit, His Excellency the Governor detailed his senior Aide-de-camp, Lieutenant-Colonel Reed, to proceed to Washington with the following instructions: [Copy.] COl\Il\IONWEALTH OF lIlASSACHUSETTS. EXECUTIVE DEPART)IENT, BOST0N,} October 2, 1860. My DEAR SIR,-You will please to present the enclosed note to Lord Lyons, Her Britannic Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary, &c., &c., at Washington, as early as your convenience will permit. You will also express to his Lordship the earnest desire entertained by the Executive Authority of this State, and of the People, to extend to His Royal llighness, the Prince of Wales, during his visit to 1\lassa chusetts, such hospitalities as may be consistent with his personal com fort and convenience, and not conflict with his matured plans of travel. It would afford me very great pleasure to receive him and his suite as the guests of the State, if it were not inconsistent with his arrange ments. It would afford me pleasure also to offer to his Royal llighness the opportunity to review a portion of the volunteer troops of the State. This would seem to be the more convenient method of showing him the respect we feel for him, and I doubt not the arrangements could be made for this without serious discomfort or interference with appoint ments made with the government of the City of Boston, or other parties. In case this proposition should be accepted, you will confer with Lord Lyons upon the subject of time and the manner in which he should wish it to be done, suggesting to him the order in which such affairs are usually conducted here. The reviewing cortege, starting from the Capitol, the Gover~or would send to the quarters of the Prince an escort to conduct him to the Capitol, and thence accompany him to the parade. Our desire will be to conform in all respects to his wishes, anu to intrude as little as possible upon his time. Very truly yours, &c., [Signed.] NATH'L P. BANKS. Colonel REED, Senior Aide-de-Camp, &c., &c., &c. The following is a copy of the letter addressed by His Excel lency the Governor, to the Right Honorable, the Lord Lyons, and presented to him by Lieutenant-Colonel Reed: 1861.J PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 31 (Copy.] COl\IlIWNWlIALTH OF lIIASSACHUSETTS. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, BOSTON,} October 2, 1860. SIR,-In anticipation of the visit of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, to this State, it affords me very great pleasure to present to you assurances of the very great respect entertained for His Highness by the people of Massachusetts, and to proffer to him and the honorable and distinguished gentlemen accompanying him, a most cordial welcome. Fully appreciating the publicly expressed wish that he may be per mitted to enjoy the opportunity offered for a brief inspection of Ameri can institutions uninterrupted by ceremonies of a public character, I need not assure you that it will afford us the highest gratification to conform in all respects to his wishes and matured plan of travel. I feel it to be my duty, however, to a:]d, that it will be to myself and to the chivalrous and hospitable people of this Commonwealth, a source of unfeigned regret, if the distinguished visitor who honors us by his presence should depart without some slight manifestation of the high respect entertained for him and the great nation with which his destiny is so closely interwoven-and for which all Americans must forever cherish the most profound regard, as the source of the chief elements of their language, literature and liberty. In this feeling and with the most profound respect, I have requested my Aide-de- Camp, Colonel Reed, to express to you our wishes, and to receive from you such suggestions as you may deem it proper to present upon this subject. Permit me, Sir, to express the hope, that the visit of His Royal Highness to the United States of America, may tend to strengthen the natural ties of amity and interest which should forever bind together the people of two nations of common origin-and that through the intervention of such courtesies as the present happy opportunity affords, they may learn to interpret the pregnant events of the future in such manner as to perpetuate the great principles of civil and religious liberty that underlie their institutions in common. And I have the honor to remain, With great consideration, Your most obedient servant, &c., &c. [Signed.J NATrr'L P. BANKS. Right Honorable the Lord LYONS, lIer Britannic Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Washington. 32 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. The following is a copy of the return made by Lieutenant Colonel Reed: To His Excellency N. P. BANKS, Governor and Oommander-in- Ohief. SIR,-In compliance with orders from your Excellency, the Com mander-in-Chief, I delivered to Lord Lyons, at Washington, D. C., letters of which the enclosed are copies ; and received from him assu rance that the Review would be accepted by His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. I have the honor to be Your Excellency's obedient servant, JOHN H. REED, Aid-de-Gamp. On the 9th of October, General Order No.5, of which the following is a copy, was issued: CO~IMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSE'l'TS. HEAD-QUARTERS, Boston, Oct. 9, 1860. [GENERAL ORDER, No 5.] His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, having accepted an invi tation of His Excellency, the Governor, to be present at a review of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, the Commander-in-Chief orders the troops herein designated to appear on Boston Common on Thursday, the eighteenth of October, at twelve, meridian, armed and equipped for parade and review. The review will take place at one o'clock, pre cisely. The First Division, (with the exception of Light Dragoons of the Second Brigade,) Major-General Andrews commanding. Companies G of Seventh, and F of Tenth Regiments, will be attached to the Second Regiment, under command of Colonel Cowdin. Companies A of Sixth, E of Seventh, and A and C of the Eighth Regiments, will be attached to the Third Regiment, under command of Colonel Wardrop. Company H of Fifth Regiment, and Company B of Third Battalion of Infantry, will be attached to the Second Battalion of Infant.ry, under command of Major Ritchie. The Company of Cadets of Second Division, and Companies D of the Eighth, and B of the Ninth Regiments, wil\ constitute a Battalion under command of Major Foster, attached to First Brigade. The Company of Light Dragoons of Third Brigade, will be attached to the First Battalion of Light Dragoons under command of Major White. 1861.] PUBLIC DOOUMENT-No. 15. 33 Company C, of Second Battalion, and Company A, of Third Battalion of Riflemen, will constitute a Rifle Battalion, under command of Major Moore, attached to Second Brigade. The Major-General in command will detail Company A, First Bat talion Light Dragoons, for escort duty, to report at State House at half past twelve o'clock, P. M. General Field and Staff Officers, not on duty, are invited to be pres ent at the Review in uniform (not mounted.) The Major-General in command will designate their position within the lines. ~ All officers and troops herein ordered for duty will ,govern themselves accordingly, without waiting for the regular transmission of orders. Major-Generals Sutton, Morse, and Andrews, will promulgate this Order in their respective Divisions. By command of His Excellency, Nathaniel P. Banks, Governor and Commander·in-Chief. WM. SCHOULER, AdJutant-General. On the 15th of October, Oompany A, of Ninth Regiment, was detailed for the same service, and attached to Second Regi ment. The following is a copy of Special Order No. 32: COMlI!ONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. HEAD-QUARTERS, Boston, Oct. 15, 1860. Major-General Andrews will detail the Company of Cadets, Lieut. Colonel Holmes, attached to 1st Division for special duty at State House, on Thursday the eig teenth inst., at half-past eleven o'clock, A. M. By command of His Excellency, NATHANIEL P. BANKS, Governor and Commander-in-Chief. WM. SCHOULER, A.4iutant-Geneml. His Royal Highness and cortege arri.ved in Boston on the afternoon of the seventeenth. He was escorted to his quarters by Oompany A, First Battalion Oavalry, Oaptain Fellows. Lieutenant-Oolonels Thompson and Sargent, Aids-de-Oamp to his Excellency the Oommander-in-Chief, were detailed to meet him at the State Line and accompany him to Boston. On the eighteenth, the orders of His Excellency were carried into execution with soldierlike promptness. The Divisionary Oompany of Cadets were stationed in front of the State House, and received the Royal Guest on his arrival, with appropriate 5 34 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. honors. He arrived at Head-Quarters at a quarter before one o'clock, with Lieutenant-Cplonel Reed, senior Aid-de-Camp, who had been detailed for that dnty. His Royal Highness and suite were received in the Council Chamber by his Excellency the Governor, who welcomed him to the Commonwealth and introduced him to His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor and members of the Honorable Council. His Excellency and the Prince with their respected suites, then mounted in State House yard, and were escorted to the Common by Company A, First Battalion Cavalry, Captain Fellows. The escort proceeded down Beacon Street to Charles, and along Charles to Boylston, and entered the Common. The Review proceeded immediately and was one of the best that was ever seen on Boston Common. The numOOr of troops present was 2,558. At the conclusion of the Review, the Division broke into column and escorted the reviewing officers and suites to the State House, and shortly after, was dismissed. The Divisionary Corps of Cadets remained on duty and were detailed for special escort, at five 0' clock, at His Royal Highness' Head-Quarters, Revere House, from which they escorted His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, His Royal Highness and suites to the Music Hall, and afterwards back to the Revere House, when the Company was dismissed. This concluded the State ceremonies. On the thirtieth of October, the following General Order was issued from Head-Quarters :- COMMONWEALTH OF l\IASSACHUSETTS. HEAD-QUARTERS, Boston, Oct. 30, 1860. [GENERAL ORDER, No. 6.J The Commander-in-Chief presents to Major-General Andrews, in command, and the officers and troops under Review on the eighteenth instant, at Boston, in honor of the visit of his Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, his thanks for their prompt appearance, and his approval,-with exceptions referred to in Special Order,-of the spirit and efficiency that distinguished their movements, which reflected honor upon the J\filitia and afforded much gratification to many thousands of the people assembled upon the occasion. He has also the pleasure of communicating to officers and troops the gratification expressed by the Royal Guest upou witnessing their move- 1861.J PUBLIC DOOUMENT-No. 15. 35 ments, his interest in the different corps under command, and his thanks for their esco"rt uPQn his return to the capitol. lIe has also the honor to communicate to the Divisionary corps of Oadets, by request, the thanks of the Prince for the efficient guard and escort duty performed by them during his visit to the capitol. The Commander-in-Chief avails hlmself of this opportunity to make his acknowledgments to the Divisionary, Brigade, and Regimental offi cers, not in command, who honored the Review by their presence: Major-General Sutton and Staff, Second Division: Major-General Morse and Staff, Third Division: Brigadier-General Butler and Staff, Third Brigade: Brigadier-General Andrews and Staff, Fourth Brigade: Brigadier-General Richmond, Sixth Brigade: and The Staff of Fifth Brigade, (Brigadier-General Leonard being on duty:) Colonel Lawrence, Field and Staff officers, Fifth Regiment: Colonel Jones, Field and Staff officers, Sixth Regiment.: Colonel Dike, Field and Staff officers, Seventh Regiment: Colonel Coffin, Field and Staff officers, Eighth Regiment: Colonel Decker, Field and Staff officers, Tenth Regiment: :Major Briggs and Staff, First Battalion of Infantry. Major-Generals Sutton, Morse, and Andrews, will promulgate this Order in their respective Divisions. By command of His Excellency, NA.THANIEL P. BANKS, Governor and Oommander-in- Ohief. W ILLIA.M ScnouLER, .A4juta'nt- Geneml. The" exceptions" refer to Oaptain Bumpus, Oompany 0, Fourth Regiment, and the command of Oaptain Snow, Oompany G, Second Regiment, charged with disobedience of orders. On the thirteenth of December, the Adjutant-General made the following report to His Excellency the Oommander-ill Chief :- • 36 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. COMlIIONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. AD.JUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, BOSTON,} December 13, 1860. To J;Iis Excellency, N. P . BANKS, Governor and Commander-in- Chief. SIR,-I have the honor of transmitting to your Excellency the Pay Roll of Troops on duty, October 18th, for review, agreeably to General Order No.5, dated October 9th, 1860. The cost, according to the accompanying Roll, was $7,271.18. Arrangements were made by me with the several railroads leading to the city, by which the Worcester, and the Eastern roads agreed to carry the troops free of cost both ways. The other roads agreed to carry them for half fare. These arrangements were satisfactory to the several companies, with the following exceptions. . Company A, 8th Regiment, Newburyport, Captain Flanders, writes that his command will waive their claim, of 4 cents a mile for travel, as provided in Section 144, Chapter 13, General Statutes, if the State will pay seventy-four dollars which it cost the company to stay in Boston over night. This company was carried free of cost. Company C, 8th Regiment, Marblehead. This company claims full mileage, amounting to $102.40. It was carried free of cost. Company B, 9th Regiment, Fitchburg. This company claims full mileage, amounting to $292.00. It probably paid half fare. Company A, 9th Regiment, Leominster, claims full mileage, provided "the same is allowed other troops." If allowed, the amount would be $190.80. What they actually paid was $74.20. This company was not named for duty in the original Order, of October 9th, but was sub sequently detailed, upon representations made by Major-General Morse. Company A, 3d Battalion Rifles, Worcester, claims full mileage, $182.60. They were carried free of charge. Company B, 3d Battalion Infantry, Worcester, claims full mileage, $168.96. Captain Pratt represents the amount paid for travel of hid command to be $60. Company D, 8th Regiment, Lynn, claims full mileage, $58.56. They were carried free of charge. Cadets, 2d Division, Salem, claim full mileage. $120.00. They passed free. I do not understand Major Foster, however, to press this claim. I presented these cases to 1\11'. Choate, Assistant Attorney-General' He advised me to lay the facts before your Excellency. Should these claims be allowed, they will add materially to the aggre gate amount of cost. In the detailed statement which accompanies this, the claim of Com pany G, 2d Regiment, Capt. Snow, is inserted. This company dis- 1861.J PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 37 obeyed orders and left the field, leaving their muskets stacked on the Common, which were subsequently taken possession of by me, and sent to the Arsenal at Cambridge. I respectfully submit the question to your Excellency, whether they should receive pay. In conclusion, I respectfully call the attention of your Excellency to a Resolve of the Legislature, approved March 24th, 1853, which bears directly upon the mileage question. The petition and the report of Col. Thompson thereon are on file in the Secretary's Office. With great respect, I have the honor to be Your Excellency'S obedient servant, W lLLIA::lI SCHOULER, AdJutant- General. This report was suhsequently approved by the Commander in-Chief. Captain Bumpus was released from ar"est, and Company G was not allowed per diem. There being no appropriation to meet the expense of this Review, the sums due the field officers and companies remain unpaid. The questions of allowing full mileage will properly be a matter for the legislature to adjust. Should it be allowed to companies which make the claim, tbere is no just reason why full mileage should not be allowed to companies that have not claimed it. Since this Report was in the printer's hands, events have transpired in some of the Southern States and at Washington, which have awakened tlle attention of the people of Massacbusetts ill a remarkable degree to the perpetuity of the Federal Union, and which may require the active militia of the Commonwealth to be greatly augmented. Should our worst fears be realized, and this nation be plunged into the horrors of civil war, upon Massachusetts may rest in no inconsiderable degree, the duty of staying the effusion of blood and of rolling back the black tide of anarchy and ruin. She did more than her share to acllieve the independence of our country and establish the Government under which we have risen to such unparalled prosperity and become the great Power of the American Conti nent, and she will be trlle to her history, her traditions and her fair fame. Should it become necessary to increase the number of her active militia to a war footing, the present organization offers 38 ADJUTANT-GENERA.L'S REPORT. [Jan. an easy and a good means. The present companies could be filled to their full complement of men, and the regiments to their full complement of companies. New regiments ofInfantry, new battalions of Riflemen, new companies of Artillery and Cavalry could be formed with which to fill the several Bl'igades and make OUI' present Divisions five thousand men each, with proper apportionment of the several military arms. This, of course would require a large outlay of money, which would doubtless be cheerfully met by our people if their hOllor and the welfare of their country demand it of them. Should your Excellency in view of the present state of the country deem a change in the present organization of the mili tary necessary or a large increase of the. active force proper, I would respectfully suggest that a board of officers be called as provided'~n section 163, chapter 13, of the General Statutes, to consider and recommend such changes as their judgment shall approve and their experience sugg~st. In the meantime, I would suggest that a General Order be issued calling upon commanders of the companies of the active force to forward to Head-Quarters the names of the persons composing their commands, also their places of resi dence, so that a complete roll of each company may be Oll file in this department. The companies that have not their full quota of men should be filled by new enlistments to the number fixed by law, and whenever new enlistments are made or discharges given, the names of the persolls enlisted and discharged, should be for warded immediately to Head-Quarters and placed on file. The undersigned entered upon the duties of his office on the 4th of last April. The appropriations and expenditures for the year were as follows :- .A ppropriation for bounty, $43,000 00 Drawn, . 41,555 30 Balance, $1,444 70 Appropriation for Q. M. General Department, $4,000 00 Drawn, . 3,988 37 Balance, $11 63 1861.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 39 A ppropriation for armory rents, $11,000 00 Drawn, . 10,450 00 Balance, $550 00 Appropriation for military accounts, $5,500 00 Drawn, . 1,396 61 . Demands not drawn, 1,200 00 Balance, . $2,903 39 Appropriations for incidentals, $350 00 Drawn, . 327 27 Balance, $22 73 Total of appropriations, $63,850 00 Total expenditure, 58,917 55 Balance unexpended, $4,932 45 • It is proper to rcmark that in consequence of the extraordi- nary drain upon the Quartermaster's department by the escorts for the Commander-in-Chief on the occasion of the inaugura tion of Mr. Felton, President of Harvard College, and of the dedication of th~ Museum of Natural History at Cambridge, and certain expenses incidental to the arrival of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, and also from the fact that a part of the appropriation was consumed by my predecessor to pay certain bills which were properly chargeable to the appro priation of the preceding year, ' the appropriation for that department has fallen short about one thousand dollars. The deficiency can be made up by transferring that amount from the balance left of the appropriation for military accounts, which would leave an unexpended balance of the entire appropriations of $3,932.45 and make the entire expenditure of the depart ment $59,917.55, which is t 4,116.25 less than it was last year. The aggregate of expenditure for each year sillce 1854 was as follows :- 40 ADJUTANT-GENERA1'S REPORT. [Jan. 1859, $64,033 80 1858, 65,429 53 1857, 72,028 46 1856, 76,538 76 1855, 74,754 56 1854, 77,066 11 Showing the expenses of 1860 to be nearly seventeen thousand dollars less than they were in 1854. During the year I have drawn from the United States one hundred new rifles and eight hundred of the new rifled muskets. During the month of October the armory of the company of Cadets of Second Division, (Salem,) was destroyed by fire, and ninety-six. of the new muskets were burnt. During the present month the armory of Company A, 9th Regiment, (Medford,) was burnt and ten of the new muskets were destroyed. On the first of January we shall be entitled to draw eight hundred and three more of the new rifled muskets as our quota for the year 1861, and balance now due. I recommend to your Excellency that the section of artillery attached to the Fourth Brigade, Second Division, Capt. Manting, be formed into a full battery, and also that a new company of artilleq be formed and attached to one of the brigades in the Third Division. This would give a full battery of artillery to each of the three Divisions. I would also rtlcommend the for mation of a Rifle Battalion in each of the brigades composillg the First Division. There is no rifle company at present in the whole of the First Division. I hope these suggestions may meet with your Excellency's approval. With much respect, I have the honor to be Your Excellency's obedient servant, WILLIAM SCHOULER, Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster- General. RETURNS OF TIlE QUA RTE RMA S T E R-G ENE RA L, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEOEMBER 31. 1860. 6 ~ TABLE No.1. ~ Muskets, Rifles and Equipments received at the Arsenal from tlte following Companies. .; ~ ..; gj ~ i.0 0 ~ :i ~" ~ .; ~ ~ 0 .g rn 00 " P'I ~ P'I ~ :i gj, 0 00 ~ TOWNS. ,., P'I " 'Z '"" !l !l "iO' t:...t '- ....--,. 52 South Reading, . E, 7th Reg't, In an try, 63 ------00 Chelsea,. • F, 7th " 27 ------"""O"J " - ..... Haverhill, . G, 7th " " 12 ------W Marblehead, B, 8th " " - - - 40 ------Colrain, E, 10th " " 50 50 48 48 45 45 45 ------Springfield, F, 10th " " - - - 50 ------Pittsfidd, . A, 1st BattaI'n, " 51 - - 25 27 57 - -- ~ - - - - - Milford, A, 3d " " 58 65 - 72 58 57 - - - 1 1 7 - - - 'Vest Newbury,. A, 1 st Battal'n, RiOes, ------1 - - ~ ~ Woreester, A, 3d " " ------58 58 - to Holden, B, ;!d " " -- - - - 40 ------40 40 - t" - - - 25 ------35 H Boslon,* ------o 1,009 448 311 1,076 426 675 [282 -31- 2 7 99 98 35 t:i Totals, . --1- 18[16 o o q .. Ancient and Honorable Artillery. ts: t:J Z J-3 I zo ..... 01 II' C.:> ~ TABLE No.2. ~ Muskets, Rifles and Equipments issued from tlte Arsenal to the following Companies. ~ m ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. m ~ m ~ ~~ ~ H ..0 . ~ !XI .n ~ .0 Q) Q) ... ~ ~ 0$ 5 ~ . ~ooOO ~a;§5 E~.g. ~ TO 'Y N S. .. ~ Q) CIl - ~ .:::l "on"CIl .;0 !XI h 00 CIS uS 00 00 CD .... ~ ~ § !i~~ ~ ~~ g~~ :S~~~ . ~~~tP~ o 0 8 ~- n ~ ~~~0 ~--. 23~~~_ ...... !~~S~ q:: .o,oe e~~~'§~a~oo -.-....--~= '" o ell ~o:S. GS !>_C=SQ) Q) O_' . do:S_Oo:Sc:I .... '1~ :. gg o ~ ",00 ~ .... C!>O"'oo~~~"''''Po<~OO<''l .... , Boston,. Cadets, 1st Divs'n, Infantry, 36 751 - ~ Boston, . A, 2d Int'try, "58 58 - 58 ~ t:t:! Boston,. B, 2d" "18 58 58 Z Boston,. C, 2d" "17 58 58 t?;l Roxbury, D, 2d" "18 581 58 ~ Boston , . F, 2d "56 56 ~ Boston,. G, 2d" "58 58 t"" Boston,. I, 2d" "58 58 58 W Freetown, G, 3d" "10 10 10 10 10 10 10 ~ Plympton, II, 3d" "58 58 - 58 58 58 - ' t:t:! Canton, A, 4th"" 40 J I-d Braintree, C, 4th" "8 58 -I o Abington, E, 4th"" 4- ~ Salem, . Cadets, 2<1 Divs'n, "100100 100 -100 - 'I ~ Charlestown, D, 5th Reg't, " 20 - Medford, E, 5th" "58 58 58 Charlestown, II, 5th" "4 90 90 29 5 5 Lowell,. D, 6th" .. 58 58 58 58 58 r-I Lowell,. H, 6th" "18 ~ Salem, . A, 7th" "62 58 58 10 :::~ /:)alem, . H, 7th Reg't, Infantry, 5 58 6 ..... ------cc Stoneham, C, 7th " " 16 - - 58 ------0:> South Reading, E, 7th 58 58 -- - - ..... " " ------=1 -- =1 - - - - W Chelsea, . F, 7th " " 58 - - 58 ------Haverhill, G, 7th " " 15 -- 58 ------.- Marblehead, . B, 8th " " - -- 40 ------Lynn, . D, 8th " " 8 -- 58 ------Colrain, E, 10th " " 50 50 - 50 50 - 50 4 4 ------Springfield, . F, 10th " " - - - 50 ------"'d PIttsfield, . A, 1st BatI'n, 50 - 50 50 50 -- --- q " ------td Boston,. A, 2d " " - - - 58 - - 25 ------Boston,. B, 2d " " - - - 58 ------~ West Newbury, A, 1st Batl'n, Rifles, - - -- - 13 13 ,.. - 14 13 13 14 13 ------o Natick,. . C, 2d " " - - - - - 58 58 - - 58 58 58 58 58 ------t:I ·W orcester, A, 3d " " ------50 - - 50 ------o Holden, B, 3d - - - o " " - - - 8 8 - 48 8 8 48 8 ------q N. Bridgewater, Light Dragoons, Cavalry, ------25 25 25 25 -- - Boston,. . Light Artillery, ------24 -- ~ Salem, . t;j Section Light " ------12 - Z Boston,* 4 50 - 65 ------35 - t-3 Worcester, 5th Brigade ------1 6 Adams,. Gth Brigade ------6 Greenfield, 10th Regiment Infantry, ------1 1 o~ I - ..... Totals, 979 218 60 1,728 432 443 419 1319ro 79179 170179 2;12; 2;12; 24 47jl:12 3 ;:.n 1 1 • Ancient and Honorable Artl11ery , , c.n~ 46 ADJUT ANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. The following tables exhibit a correct return of the Ordnance, Ordnance Stores, Military Equipments, &c., in the Arsenal at Cambridge, December 31, 1860, under my care as Quarter master-General. TABLE No 3. Cannon, Carriages, 4-c. Cannon, bronze, 12 pounders, 5 " " 6 " 28 " " 12 " Siege Howitzer, 4.62 inch, 4 Cannon, iron, 32 " 1 " " 24 " 1 " " 9 " 1 " " 6 " 2 Iron Eprouvettes, . 2 Carriage, fort defence, 32 pounders, 2 " " " 9 " 1 " field, 12 " stock trail pattern, 5 " " 6 " " " 22 " " 12 " howitzer, . 4 Caissons, 6" 22 Mortar Beds, . 2 Carriages, 6 pounders, old pattern, . 4 Caisson, "" 1 TABLE No.4. Ammunition, 4-c, Balls, Shot, 4-c. Ball Cartridges at " Captain's Island," contained in 278 boxes, 274,458 Cannon Balls, 12 pounders, at Arsenal, 9 " " 6 " 2,724 . I' "for Eprouvettes, (two hooks for do.,) 10 Shells for 12 pounders, (strapped,) 185 Fuses" " 150 Match Rope, (lot,) say, Ibs., .50 Portfires, . 75 Musket Balls, 18 to the pound, 201,600 Rifle «32" " 3,200 1861.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 47 TABLE No.5. Artillery Implements arrd Equipments. Artillery Swords, .262 Linstocks, 33 Sword Belts, . 173 Portfire Cases, 31 Funnels, copper, , 4 Standard Boxes, 8 Fuse Extractors, 5 Boxes for Belts, 3 Gimlets, 4 POl'tfire Clippers, 24 Millets, 12 Stocks, 34 Saws, 8 Priming Horns, 20 Rasps, 4 'Vires, 8 Screws, 10 Gimlets, 10 Setters, 12 Prolongs, 33 Tarpaulins, 2 Rammel's and Staves, 64 Percussion Locks, for cannon, . 16 Sponge Buckets, 28 Gun Searchers, 5 Tar " 53 Gun Covers, 15 Tube Pouches, 21 Gunners' Belts, 5 Pouch Belts, 21 Callipers, 2 Tompions, 18 Haversacks, 57 Tompion Straps, 12 Quadrants, 4 Towhooks, 50 Handspikes, trail and common, 80 Vent Punchers, 12 Ladles and Worm for 9, 6, and Lock Covers, 1 3 pounders, 30 Tangent Scales, 22 Lead Aprons, or Vent Covers, . 16 48 ADJUT.ANT -GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. TABLE No.6. Artillery Harnesses and parts oj do., 4"c. Field Carriage and Caisson Leg Guards, 35 Harnesses, (sets for two horses,) 14 Spare Wheels, 22 Poles, 12 TABLE No.7. • Arms, (other than Artillery,) Accoutrements, 4"c. Muskets, (old) Percussioned, . 2,816 Musicians' Swords, . 30 Muskets, new model, 540 Musicians' Sword Belts, . 54 Muskets, unserv., 240 Artillery S. Belts, B., 51 Pistols, 240 Bayonet Scabbards, new, 410 flint lock, unserv., 5 Bayonet Scabbards, unserv., . 1,200 Pikes, 92 Waist Belts, B., 125 Rifles, Percussion ed, new, 33 old 'Y., .2,300 Rifle Cartridge Boxes, 182 Cartridge Boxes, new pattern, 476 Rifle Waist Belts, • 31 unserv., 500 Rifle Sword B~yonets, 30 Cartridge Box Belts, new B.,. 230 Rifle Sword Bayonet Scab- old W., 900 bards, 30 Gun Slings, 250 Pistols, Colt's Revolvers, 84 unserv., 600 Holsters, pairs, 62 Priming Wires and Brushes, 350 Sabres, new, . 11 Non-Commissioned Officers' Cavalry, old, 190 Swords, unserviceable, 85 Sabre Belts, Cavalry, new B., 53 Percussion Cap Pouches, 820 old, 80 unserv., 70 1861.J PUBLIC DOOUMENT-No. 15. 49 TABLE No.7-Continued. ApPENDAGES, VIZ.: Tents, Marquees, 9 Swedges, 16 Tent Poles, sets, 550 Ball Screws, 200 Mallets, 185 Bullet Moulds, 16 Pins, .15,200 • Screw Drivers, 600 Bags for Pins, 150 Wipers, 600 Bell Tents, No.1, 12 Tents, Wall, new, 529 No.2, 26 T.ABLE No.8. Miscellaneous Articles, not included in previous Tables. Adzes, copper, (one at "Cap- Bags for Horse Equipments, 6 tain's Island," one at Arsenal,) 2 Camp Kettles, 6 Anvil, 1 Chests, Store, 2 Axes, Felling, . 4 Shot, 4 Pick, 11 Copper, 1 Bit Stocks, 2 Chisels, 10 Boxes for Muskets, • 190 Crowbars, 16 Sabres, 10 Compass Saw, 1 Pistols, 10 Drying Pan, 1 Equipments, 60 Drawing Knife, 1 Tents, 12 Files, 15 Horse Equipments, 9 Flags, 2 Bevel, 1 Gauges, Shot, 19 Brush, Bench, . 1 Grindstone, 1 Bayonet Reamers, 2 Glue-pot, 1 Bugles, unserviceable, 13 7 50 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. TABLE No. 8-Continued. Hammers, 10 Shovels, 22 Handsaws, 9 Spades, unserviceable, 2 Hatchets, 2 Stamps, 40 Horse Equipments, sets, 6 Stove, 1 Ladders, 4 Trowels, 2 Lathes, 2 Truck, Hand, 1 Oil Cans, 4 Trying Square, 1 Paint Stone and Pommel, 1 Vises, Bench, 3 Pincers, 7 Breech, 1 Pinchbar,. 1 Hand, 1 Planes, 4 Wheelbarrow, • 1 Powder Bags, 5 Water-pot, 1 Measures, 10 ~Trenches, 2 Rakes, 2 Breech, 2 Saw-Set, 1 Window Jack, 1 Shears, Garden, 1 PARTS OF PERCUSSION LOCKS. Sounding Rod, 1 Hammers, 100 Screw ~rivers, 4 Tumblers, 300 Wrenches, 2 Cones, .400 Square, (steel,) 1 Main Springs, . . 125 Steps, 1 Steel Scratch, 1 The following is a statement of Ordnance and Arms owned by the Commonwealth, and in serviceable order:- 1861.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 51 TABLE No. 9. Cannon, bronze, 12 pounders, with carriages, at Arsenal, . 5 6 pounders, with carriages, at Arsenal, . 22 6 pounders, with carriages, in possession of Light Artillery, . 8 6 pounders, with carriages, deposited in towns, 22 52 Bronze 12 pounders, Howitzers, at Arsenal, . 4 Cannon, bronze, 6 pounders, without carriages, at Arsenal, 6 Percussion muskets, at Arsenal, 3,596 loaned to Companies, . 5,125 8,721 Percussion Rifles ·at Arsenal, . 33 loaned to Companies, 352 385 Pistols, Colt's, at Arsenal, 84 at State House, and State Prison, 16 100 Pistols, Percussioned, (Horse,) at Arsenal, 240 loaned to Companies, 767 1,007 Cavalry Sabres, at Arsenal, 201 loaned to Companies, 477 678 Horse Artillery Sabres, loaned to Company, 100 100 Tents, Marquees, at Arsenal, . 9 . " loaned, 2 11 Tents, Bell, No.1, at Arsenal, 12 loaned to officers, 2 14 Tents, Bell, No.2, at Arsenal, 26 loaned to officers, 10 36 Tents, Wall, at Arsenal, 529 loaned to Companies, . 183 712 I ROSTER OF THE MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA, CONTAINING THE NAME, RANK, DATE OF COMMISSION AND PLACE OF RESIDENCE OF EVERY OFFICER IN THE STATE. REVISED AND CORRECTED JANUARY 1, 1861. 54 ADJUT.A.NT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. ROSTER. Commander-in- Chief NATHANIEL P. BANKS, Waltham, January7,1858. Adjutant-General-Rank, Brigadier-General. WILLIAM SCHOULER, Lynn, Commissioned April 2, 1860. Aids to the Commander-in-Chief-Rank, Lieutenant-Colonel. JOHN H. REED, Boston, . Commissioned April 6,1858. NEWELL A. THOMPSON, Boston, April 19, 1860. HORACE BINNEY SARGENT, West Roxbury, April 19, 1860. ELIJAH B. STODDARD, Worcester, . April 19. 1860. FIRST DIVISION. Rank. Name and Residence. Date of Commission. Major-General, · Samuel Andrews, Roxbury, · Feb. 25,1858. Division Inspector, · P. Stearns Davis, Cambridge, . · March 12,1858. Quartermaster, · Preston A. Ames, Boston, · Dec. 10,1859. Engineer, . · John R. Hall, Roxbury, . . May 4,1858 . Aid-de-Camp, · Henry C. Brooks, Boston, · March 12,1858. Aid-de-Camp, · Joseph L. Henshaw, Boston, · Dec. 22, ]859. Judge :Advocate, · Thornton K. Lothrop, Boston, · August 9, 1858. FIRST BRIGADE. Brigadier-General, . William W. Bullock, Cambridge, · April 14,1858. Brig. Maj. & Inspector, Solon Fisher, Boston, · Nov. 30,1860. Quartermaster, . John Moran, Boston, · April 28,1858. Engineer, . Aid-de-Camp, COMPANY OF LIGITT ARTILLERY ANNEXED TO FIRST BRIGADE. Boston. Major, • Asa M. Cook, Somerville, · Dec. 18,1860. 1st Lieutenant, • Josiah Porter, Cambridge, · Dec. 18,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · 'Villiam H. McCartney, Boston, · Dec. 18,1860. 3d Lieutenant, • Caleb C. E. Mortimer, Boston, .Dec. 18, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, · Robert L. Sawin, Boston, · Feb. 24,1860. Adjutant, · Dexter H. Follett, Boston, · Jan. 1,1861. Surgeon, · John P. Ordway, Boston, · Jan. 1, 1861. Quartermaster, · Thomas J. Foss, Boston, · Jan. 1, 1861. 1861.] PUBLIC DOOUMENT-No. 15. 55 FIRST BATTALION LIGHT DRAGOONS. Major, · William F. White, Somerville, · August 30, 1858. Aujutant, · Charles W. Wilder, Brookline, · Sept. . 2,1858. Quartermaster, · Erastus C. Bates, Camhridge, . · July 10,1860. Surgeon, · Moses C. Greene, Boston, · Sept. 2,1858. Company A-Boston. Captain, John H. Fellows, Newton, . Feb. 7, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, . Lucius Slade, Boston, . Feb. 7,1860. 2d Lieutenant, . · Oren R. Shaw, Boston, . . Feb. 7,1860. 3d Lieutenant, . · Albert L. Sanborn, Somerville, . Feb. 7,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Atherton H. Stevens, Jr" Cambridge, Feb. 7, 1860. B-Boston. Captain, Thomas J. Peirce, Woburn, · August 16, 1858. 1st Lieutenaut, · Charles T. Stevens, Boston, . May 17,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · John S. Leonard, Boston, · July 9,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Edward R. Merrill, Boston, · July 9,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Ephraim Hayes, Boston, . · Nov. 11,1857. SECOi\'I) REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, · Robert Cowdin, Boston, · May 11,1858. Lieutenant-Colonel, · Isaac S. Burrell, Roxbury, . May 11,1858. Major, . Adjutant, . · George W. Beach, Boston, · March 30, 1860. Quartermaster, . • Sidney A. Stetson, Boston, · August 16,1859. Paymaster, · J. H. Sleeper, Boston, · Feb. 23,1860. Surgeon, · Samuel A. Green, Boston, . May 19,1858. Surgeon's Mate, · J. Theodore Heard, Boston, · June 24,1&58. Chaplain, Thomas B. Thayer, Boston, · May 19,1858. Company A-Boston. Captain, 1st Lieutenant, · James A. Fox, Boston, . May 9,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · William F. Davis, Boston, . May 9, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Charles P. Chandler, Boston, · Dec. 26,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . George Bush, Boston, · Dec. 26,1860. B-Boston. Captain, Edward Pearl, Boston, · April 19,1859. 1st Lieutenant, 2d Lieutenant, George H. Smith, Boston, · April 25,1860. 3d Lieutenant, George W. Brown, Boston, · June 20,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Charles S. Kendall, Boston, · Aug. 17,1860. C-Boston. Captain, · Walter S. Sampson, Boston, · March 12,1859. 1st Lieutenant, 2d Lieutenant, · Charles T. Ridley, Boston, · April 17,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Moses J. Emery, Boston, · June 11, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Thomas Wallwork, Boston, · June 11,1860. 56 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. D-Roxbury. Captain, Thomas L. D. Perkins, Roxbury, . Sept. 18,1857. 1st Lieutenant, · Ebenezer W. Stone, Jr., Roxbury, . Juue 5,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · John J. Dyer, Boston, . June 5,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Charles M. Jordan, Boston, . July 10, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · William C. Cappelle, Boston, . July 10,1860. E-Boston. Captain, Clark B. Baldwin, Boston, . May 14,1860. 1st Lieutenant, George H. Johnston, Boston, . May 30,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Miles Farwell, Boston, . May 30,1860. 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . Samuel C. Davis, Boston, · August 15, 1860. F-Boston. Captain, · John W. Hyde, Boston, . April 4,1860. 1st Lieutenant, · William H. Russ, Boston, . June 6, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · WilliamH. Lownsbury, Cambridge, . June 6,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Cornelius Leonard, Boston, . June 27,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Robert J. Cowdin, Boston, . June 27,1860. G-Boston. Captain, · Henry A. Snow, Somerville, · April 23, 1855. 1st Lieutenant, o William H. Lawrence, Boston, · August 22, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Charles C. Noyes, Boston, o Dec. 26, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, o Francis H. Ward, Boston, · Dec. 26, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · William H. B. Smith, Boston, . · June 1, 1857. • SECOND BATTALION OF INFANTRY. Major, · Harrison Ritchie, Boston, · July 21,1860. Adjutant, · T. Bigelow Lawrence, Boston, . July 24,1860. Quartermaster, o William V. Hutchings, Gloucester, · July 24,1860. SUI:geon, . Charles E. Buckingham, Boston, · July 24,1860. Company A-Boston. Captain, · Ralph W. Newton, Boston, · August 20, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, · John Jordan, Boston, · Feb. 1, 1858. 2d Lieutenant, · Andrew G. Smith, Boston, · Feb. 1, 1858. 3d Lieutenant, · Nathaniel W. Batchelder, Boston, · Dec. 3, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · John C. Whiton, Boston, o Dec. 3, 1860. B-Boston. Captain, • George H. Gordon, Framingham, o August 22, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, · Francis A. Osborn, Boston, · Dec. 19, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Thomas G. Stevenson, Boston, · Dec. 19, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · John T. Prince, Jr., Boston, · June 29, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, • o Edward M. Dennie, Boston, · June 29, 1860. 1861.] PUBLIC DOOUMENT-No. 15. 57 SECO~D BRIGADE. Brigadier-General, . Ebenezer "\V. Peirce, Freetown, · Nov. 7,1855. Brig. Maj. & Inspector, George Clark, Jr., Dorchester, · July 24,1858. Aid-de-Camp, . Silas P. Richmond, Freetown, · Sept. 15,1.:358. Quartermaster,. . Edwin L. Barney, New Bedford, · July 16, ] 858. Engineer, . • William C. Lovering, Taunton, • Sept. 15,1858. COMPANY OJ.;' LIGHT DRAGOONS ANNEXED TO SECOND BRIGADE. North Bridgewater. Captain, · Lucius Richmond, N. Bridgewater, . August 27, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, · James H. Case, Middleborough, . August 27,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · George II. Shaw, Middleborough, . August 27, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Nathaniel Merchant, N. Bridgewater, August 27, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Rufus D. Hills, New Bedford, . . August 27,1860. Adjutant, Surgeon, . · James M. Underwood, Abington, . Sept. 5,1860. THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, · David W. Wardrop, New Bedford,. June 26, 1858. Lieutenant-Colonel, Charles Raymond, Plymouth,. . June 26,1858. Major, John H. Jennings, New Bedford, . March 10, 1860. Adjutant, . Richard A. Peirce, New Bedford, . July 10,1858. Quartermaster, Paymaster, Sanford Almy, New Bedford,. . August 17,1858. Surgeon, . Alexander S. Holmes, New Bedford, August 17,1858. Surgeon's Mate, · Johnson Clark, New Bedford, . Sept. 16,1858. Chaplain, · Thomas E. St. John, New Bedford,. July 10,1860. Company A-Halifax. Captain, · Joseph S. Harlow, Middleborough, · April 18, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, · Cephas Washburn, Jr., Kingston, · April 18, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Charles P. Lyon, Halifax, • July 9,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Theodore L. Bonny, Hanson, . · July 9,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . William N. Bourne, Halifax, · July 9, 1860. B-Plymouth. Captain, · Joseph W. Collingwood, Plymouth, . August 16, 1858. 1st Lieutenant, Charles C. Doten, Plymouth, . Nov. 23, 1858. 2d Lieutenant, · Otis Rogers, Plymouth, . . June 14,1859. . 3d Lieutenant, · William B. Alexander, . . May 22, 1857. 4th Lieutenant, . · Lemuel Bradford, 2d, Plymouth, . July 7, 1860. G-FI"eetown. Captain, · John W. Marble, Freetown, · July 21,1860. 1st Lieutenant, · Daniel H. Cudworth, Freetown, · March 4,1857. 2d Lieutenant, · Humphrey A. Francis, Freetown, · Sept. 5,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · John M. Deane, Freetown, · Sept. 5,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . 8 58 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. H-Plympton. Captain, Ezra White, Plympton, . May 24,1859. 1st Lieutenant, · Lucien L. Perkins, Plympton, . . May 24, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, Daniel S. McLean, Plympton, . · May 24,1859. 3d Lieutenant, Oscar E. Washburn, Plympton, · July 5, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Southworth Loring, Plympton, · July 5,1860. K-Carve1·. Captain, William S. McFarlin, Carver, . · Dec. 17,1858. 1st Lieutenant, George F. Cobb Roxbury, · August 11, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Thomas B. Griffith, Carver, · August 11, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Johu Duubam, Carver, · August 11, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . L-New Bed/m·d. Captain, Timothy Ingraham, New Bedford, · Jan. 11,1855. 1st Lieutenant, James Barton, New Bedford, · Jan. 4,1858. 2d Lieutenant, Israel T. Bryant, New Bedford, · Jan. 4,1858. 3d Lieutenant, Austin S. Cushman, New Bedford, · Jan. 4,1858. 4th Lieutenant, . · Francis L. Perler, New Bedford, · Jan. 4,1858. FOURTH REGIMENT OF INF ANTRY. Colonel, Abner B. Packard, Quincy, · July 10, 1857. Lieutenant-Colonel, Hawkes Fearing, Jr., Hingham, · August 2,1860. Major, Hiram C. Alden, Randolph, · August 2,1860. Adjutant, Horace O. Whittemore, Braintrce, · August 22, 1860. Quartermaster, Othniel Gilmore, Raynham, · May 10,1859. Paymaster, · William S. Glover, Quincy, · August 22, 1860. Surgeon, Henry M. Saville, Quincy, · July 11, 1857. Surgeon's Mate, William D. Atkinson, Jr., Boston, · August 28, 1860. Chaplain, Company A-Canton. Captain, · John Hall, Canton, . · May 25,1859. 1st Lieutenant, Jedediah Morse, Canton, . · Jan. 10,1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Walter Cameron, Canton, · Jan. 10,1859. 3d Lieutenant, · Ira Drake, Stoughton, · July 2,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Henry U. Morse, Canton, · July 2,1860. B-Easton. Captain, Milo M. Williams, Jr., Easton, · June 16,1859. 1st Lieutenant, · Linton Waldron, Easton, · June 16, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Daniel C. Lillie, Easton, . · August 20, 1859. 3d Lieutenant, · Reuben Harlow, Mansfield, · March 1, 1856. 4th Lieutenant, • · William E. Bump, Jr., Easton, · July 2,1860. 1861.J PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 59 C-Braintree. Captain, Cephas C. Bumpus, Braintree, . May 4,1857. 1st Lieutenant, James T. Stevens, Braintree, · Nov. 22,1858. 2d Lieutenant, · 'William Holbrook, Jr., Braintree, . May 24,1855. 3d. Lieutenant, · Francis A. Hobart, Braintree, . . May 24,1855. 4th Lieutenant, saac P. Fuller, Braintree, . May 4,1857. D-Randolph. Captain, William H. 'Varren, Randolph, · August 18, 1860. 1st Lieutenant,. Oliver H. P. Hodge, Randolph, · August 18, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, . Horace Niles, Randolph, . · Augui!t 18, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, . William M. Fritts, Randolph, · Jan. 16, 1858. 4th Lieutenant, . Ezra R. Payne, Randolph, · Jan. 16,1858. E-Abington. Captain, Charles F. Allen, Abington, · April 14,1859. 1st Lieutenant, Lewis Soule, Abington, · April 14,1859. 2d. Lieutenant, John W. Mitchell, Abington, · April 14, 1859. 3d Lieutenant, Jerome 'Vashburn, Abington, . · July 2, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Joseph W. Eaton, Abington! · July 2,1860. F-Foxbol·ough. Captain, · David L. Shepard, Foxborough, . May 20,1858. 1st Lieutenant, Moses A. Richardson, Foxborough, . May 28,1857. 2d. Lieutenant, · Merrick ]1,1. Torrey, Foxborough, . May 19,1859. 3d Lieutenant, Simeon G. Blandin, Taunton, . Oct. 15,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Carlos A. Hart, Foxborough, · Oct. 15, 1860. G-Taunton. Captain, Timothy Gordon, Taunton, · August 31, 1855. 1st Lieutenant, Henry C. Perry, Taunton, · August 31, 1855. 2d. Lieutenant, Baylies Sanford, Taunton, · August 31, 1855. 3d Lieutenant, · James H. Sproat, Taunton, · April 6, 1858. 4th Lieutenant, . Zaccheus Sherman, Taunton, · March 4, 1856. Ii-Quincy. Captain, Thaddeus H. Newcomb, Quincy, · July 18, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, Benjamin C. C. White, Quincy, · July 18,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Thaddeus Churchill, Quincy, · July 18,1860. 3d Lieutenant, Henry ·Walker, Quincy, . · July 18, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Charles W. Carver, Quincy, · July 18, 1860. I-Hingham. Captain, Joseph T. Sprague, Hiugham, . · August 18, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, · Luther Stephenson, Jr., Hingham, · August 18, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Edwin Fearing, Hingham, · August 18, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, . · E. Waters Burr, Hingham, · August 18, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Charles Sprague, Hingham, · August 18, 1860. 60 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. CADETS OF FIRST DIVISION. Boston. Captain,* . Christopher C. Holmes, Milton, · August 26, 1858. Lieutenant,t Thomas P. Rich, Boston, . · August 26, 1858. Ensign,t A. Charles Baldwin, Boston, · August 26, 1858. Adjutant,:j: . · John Jeffries, Jr., Boston, · August 26, 1858. 1st Lieutenant, · Joseph 1\1. Churchill, Milton, · May 3, 1854. 1st LIeutenant, · William A. Bangs, Boston, · May 3, 1854. 1st Lieutenant, Thomas C. A. Dexter, Boston, · Jan. 12, 1858. 1st Lieute.nant, Charles R. Codman, Boston, · April 13, 1858. 1st Lieutenant, Samuel M. Quincy, Boston, · August 26, 1858. 1st Lieutenant, Russell Sturgis, Jr., Boston, · August 26, 1858. Quartermaster,§ · Moses W. Weld, Boston, . · May 3, 1854. Surgeon, . · Ezra Palmer, Jr., Boston, · May 3, 1854. SEOOND DIVISION. Major-General, . · William Sutton, Salem, . · Feb. 2,1850. Divi~ion Inspector, · Daniel Perkins, Salem, · Feb. 15,1850. Aid-de-Camp, · Jairus W. Perry, Salem, . · Jan. 8,1856. Aid-de-Camp, '. William C. Prescott, Salem, · May 26,1860. Quartermaster, William Saunders, Salem, · August 9,1858. Engineer, . David Moore, Salem, · August 6, 1853. Judge Advocate, Alfred A. Abbott, Danvers, . May 8,1850. THIRD BRIGADE. Brigadier-General, Benjamin F. Butler, Lowell, . May 26,1857. Brig. Maj. & Inspector, Wm. II. Clemence, Lowell, · July 28,1857. Aid-de-Camp, . Samuel E. Conyers, Lowell, · July 28,1857. Quartermaster, . Thomas J. Porter, 'Yoburn, . July 28,1857 . Engineer, . . Peter Haggarty, Lowell, . · July 28,1857. COMPANY OF LIGHT DRAGOONS ANNEXED TO THIRD BRIGADg. Waltham. Captaiu, Marcus A. Moore, 'Yaltham, · July 2,1860. 1st Lieutenant, Frank E. Stanley, Waltham, · July 2,1860. 2d Lieutenant, Augustus "Y. Corlis, Waltham,. . May 18,1859. 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . Adjutant, . · William Gibbs, Waltham, · August 16, 1860. Surgeon, . · Charles F. Saunders, Waltham, · August 16, 1860. .. With rank of Lieu tenant-Colonel. t With rank of Major . t With rank of Captain. § With rank of 1st Lieutenant. 1861.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. 61 FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, · Samuel C. Lawrence, Medford, · July 23,1860. Lieutenant-Colonel, · J. Dunell Greene, Cambridge, · July 23,1860. Major, Hamlin W. Keyes, Boston, · Aug. 27,1860. Adjutant, Quartermaster, Joseph E. Billings, Boston, · Aug. 13,1860. Paymaster, Surgeon, Samuel H. Hurd, Charlestown, · Aug. 13,1860. Surgeon's Mate, " Chaplain, . Company A-Conem·d. Captain, Richard Barrett, Concord, . May 13,1856. 1st Lieutenant, George L. Prescott, Concord, . May 13,1856. 211 Lieutenant, Nathan Derby, Concord, . May 13,1856. 3d Lieutenant, George P. How, Concord, . May 21, 1857. 4th Lieutenant, . B-Somel'ville. Captain, George O. Brastow, Somerville, · July 29,1859. 1st Lieutenant, William E. Robinson, Somerville, · Feb. 25,1856. 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . D-ChaTlestown. Captain, William R. Swan, Chelsea, . June 13,1860. 1st Lieutenant, Phineas H. Tibbets, Charlestown, . June 13; 1860. 2d Lieutenant, John "\V. Rose, Boston, ". . June 13,1860. 3d Lieutenant, Hannibal D. Norton, Charlestown, . June 13,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . George H. Marden, Jr., Charlestown, June 13,1860. E-JJ1edford. Captain, John Hutchins, Medford, . . August 8, 1859. 1st Lieutenant, John G. Chambers, Medford, . August 8, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, William H. Burbank, Medford, . August 8, 1859. 3d Lieutenant, William H. Pettee, West Cambridge, August 19, 1857. 4th Lieutenant, . George Russell, West Cambridge, . August 19, 1857. II-Charlestown. Captain, John T. Boyd, Charlestown, · August 2, 1858. 1st Lieutenant, · Frank W. Pray, Charlestown, . · August 2, 1858. 2d Lieutenant, · John B. Norton, Charlestown, . · April 20, 1858. 3d Lieutenant, · Lyman Stickney, Charlestown, · June 27, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Caleb Drew, Charlestown, · June 27,1860. 62 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. SIXTH REGIMENT INFANTRY. Colonel, Edward F. Jones, Lowell, · April 25,1857. Lieutenant-Colonel, Walter Shattuck, Groton, · April 25,1857. Major, Benj. F. Watson, Lawrence, · April 25,1857. Adjutant, Alpha B. Farr, Lowell, · April 28,1857. Quartermaster, James Munroe, Cambridge, · August 25, 1859. Paymaster, Rufus L. Plaisted, Lowell, · August 15, 1860. Surgeon, Norman Smith, Gro~on, · June 5, 1857. Surgeon's Mate, Chaplain, Charles Babbidge, Pepperell, · :May 11, 1857. Company A-Lowell. Captain, Josiah A. Sawtell, Lowell, · March 5,1855. 1st Lieutenant, Andrew J. Johnson, Lowell, · April 9,1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Andrew C. Wright, Lowell, · April 9,1860. 3d Lieutenant, George W. Whitehouse, Lowell, · August 6,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . George W. Lawrence, Lowell, · August 6,1860. B-Groton. Captain, Eusebius S. Clark, Groton, · August 9,1858. lst Lieutenant, · Charles Prescott, Groton, · August 9,1858. 2d Lieutenant, Henry C. Haynes. Groton, · August 9,1858. 3d Lieutenant, George F. Shattuck, Groton, · August 20, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Rodney D. Cragin, Groton, · August 20, 1860. C-Lowell. Captain, Albert S. Follansbee, Lowell, · June 27, 1859. 1st Lieutenant, George H. Pearson, Lowell, · July 8,1837. 2d Lieutenant, Samuel D. Shipley, Lowell, · April 16, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . D-Lowell. Captain, · James W. Hart, Lowell, · July 21,1859. 1st Lieutenant, Charles E. Jones, Lowell, · July 21,1839. 2d Lieutenant, · Lysander Chandler, Lowell, · Feb. 20, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, Samuel C. Pinney, Lowell, · July 30,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Llewellen L. Craig, Lowell, · July 30,1860. E-Acton. Captain, Daniel Tuttle. Acton, · May 31,1859. 1st Lieutenant, · William H. Chapman, Acton, · June 16, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, George W. Rand, Acton, · April 19, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, Silas P. Blodgett, Acton, · Aug. 4,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . 1861.J PUBLIC DOCU:MENT-No. 15. 63 F-Lawrence. Captain, Benjamin F. Chadbourne, Lawrence, April 18, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, Jerome Cross, illethuen, . . April 18, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Melvin Beal, Lawrence, . . April 18, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Thomas J. Cate, Lawrence, . August 8, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Jesse E. Silver, Lawrence, . August 8, 1860. H-Lowell. Capta' , Jonathan Ladd, Lowell, · June 20, 185!). 1st Lieutenant, John F. Noyes, Lowell, · June 8, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, George E. Davis, Lowell, · August 29, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, Benjamin Warren, Lowell, · August 13, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Andrew F. J ewett, Lowell, · August 13, 1860. I-LalVI·ence. Captain, John Pickering, Lawrence, . August 17, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, Daniel S. Yeatou, Lawrence, . August 17,1860. 2d Lieutenant, A. Lawrence Hamilton, Lawrence, . August 17,1860. 3d Lieutenant, Frank A. Rolfe, Lawrence, . August 17,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Eben Ellenwood, Lawrence,. . August 17, 1860. SECOND BATTALION OF RIFLEMEN. Major, · Ephraim Moore, Sudbury, · Jan. 18,1854. Adjutant, · Daniel Pope, Marlborough, · August 25, 1859. Quartermaster, · George Houghton, Marlborough, · August 15, 1857. Surgeon, . Lewis Emmons Partridge, Natick, · August 13, 1860. Company A-lJIaI'Zbol'ough. Captain, Henry Whitcomb, Bolton, · August 11, 1856. 1st Lieutenant, Horatio Bruce, Marlborough, · April 26, 1856. 2d Lieutenant, Gilman Hapgood, Marlborough, · Jan. 17, 1854. 3d Lieutenant, · Jacob Kendall, Bolton, · May 22, 1857. 4th Lieutenant, . Samuel M. Fuller, Berlin, · August 22, 1857. B-Sudbw'Y' Captain, '. Reuben S. Willis, Sudbury, · March 23,1860. 1st Lientenant, · Joel F. Parmenter, Sudbury, · May 26,1858. 2d Lieutenant, · George Walcott, Stowe, . · July 31,1858. 3d Lieutenant, · Webster Moore, Sudbury, · July "'1,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Marshall Davis, Stow, · July 7,1860. C-Natick. Captain, Hobart Moore, Natick, · August 27, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, Perry Dowse Chamberlin, Natick, · August 27, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, Aaron 'Wingate Pray, Natick, · August 27, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Joseph Grafton Adams, Natick, · August 27, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Francis J ~nks, Natick, • August 27, 1860. , 64 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. FOll'RTH BRIGADE. Brigadier-General, Joseph Andrews, Salem, . · Sept. 2, 1851. Brig. Maj. & Inspector, Henry Merritt, Salem, · Sept. 15, 185!. Aid-de-Camp, . Samuel C. Oliver, Lawrence, . · August 19, 1853. Quartermaster,. . John F. Fellows, Chelsea, · August 17, 1858. Engineer, . . William A. Williams, Chelsea, · July 17, 1858. SECTION OF BATTERY OF LIGHT ARTILLERY, ANNEXED TO F RTH BRIGADE. Salem. Captain, Charles H. Manning, Salem, · Jan. 28, 1858. 1st Lieutenant, · Edward Wilson, Salem, . · March 25, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, Stephen W. Mansfield, Salem, · March 25, 1859. Surgeon, . · Elisha H. Quimby, Salem, · March 1, 1858. SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, · Lyman Dike, Stoneham, . . April 19, 1858. Lieutenant-Colonel, • Simeon Flint, Salem, . April 19, 1858. Major, · John Wiley, 2d, South Reading, . June 26,1858. Adjutant, . · Barnabas N. Mann, Chelsea,. . May 10, 1858. Quartermaster, · Cyrus Hobbs, Chelsea, . July 16, 1860. Paymaster, · Solon O. Richardson, Jr., S. Reading, May 9, 1859. Surgeon, . · William H. Heath, Stoneham, . August 19, 1858. Surgeon's Mate, Chaplain, . Company A-Salem. Captain, Arthur F. Devereux, Salem, · Feb. 7,1860. 1st Lieutenant, · William C. Waters, Salem, · July 10,1860. 2d Lieutenant, . · George F. Austin, Salem, · Nov. 27, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Ethan A. P. Brewster, Salem, · Nov. 27,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . George D. Putnam, Salem, · Nov. 27, 1860. B-Salem. Captain, George H. Peirson, Salem, · Jan. 17,1857. 1st Lieutenant, Daniel B. Lord, Salem, · Jan. 17,1857. 2d Lieutenant, George Norris, Jr., Lynn, · April 13,1854. 3d Lieut/mant, · Edward H. Staten, Salem, · June 23,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . C-Stoneham. Captain, · John H. Dike, Stoneham, · Jan. 15,1859. 1st Lieutenant, · Charles C. Dike, Stoneham, · Jan. 15,1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Darius N. Stevens, Stoneham, . · July 21,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · James F. Rowe, Stoneham, · July 21,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Albert R. Green, Stoneham, . · July 21,1860. 1861.J PUBLIC DOOUMENT-No. 15. 65 E-South Reading. Captain, George O. Carpenter, S. Reading, . April 7, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, Nathaniel S. Dearborn, S. Reading, July 19,1860. 2d Lieutenant, Henry D. Degan, S. Reading, . · July 19,1860. 3d Lieutenant, James F. Emerson, S. Reading, · July 19, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . John W. Locke, S. Reading, · Sept. 8,1860. P-Chelsea. Captain, Davis W. Bailey, Chelsea, · July 12,1860. 1st Lieutenant, IIenry T. Holmes, Chelsea, · July 12,1860. 2d Lieutenant, Edward J. Kilburn, Chelsea, · July 12,1860. 3d Lieutenant, Albert S. Austin, Cbelsea, · July 12,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Sumner CalTuth, Chelsea, · July 12,1860. G-Havel·hill. Captain, Carlos P. Mesber, Haverhill, · Nov. 2,1859. 1st Lieutenant, George J. Dean, Haverhill, · April 4,1860. 2d Lieutenant, Dauiel F. Smith, Haverhill, · April 4,1860. 3d Lientenant, Charles H. P. Palmer, Haverhill, · June 25,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Thomas P. Salter, Haverhill, · June 25, 1860. II-Salem. Captain, John C. Remon, Salem, · August 9,1859. 1st Lieutenant, · Henry F. Danforth, Salem, · August 9,1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Henry G. Tucker, Salem, · March 2,1859. 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . EIGHTII REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Frederick J. Coffin, Newburyport, · June 9, 1859. Lieutenant-Colonel, Timothy Munroe, Lynn, . · June 9, 1859. Major, Israel 'V. 'Wallis, Beverly, · June 2, 1857. Adjutant, . Edward W. IIinks, Lynn, · August 18, 1859. Quartermaster, Samuel T. Payson, Newburyport, · August 18, 1859. Paymaster, Surgeon, . David F. Drew, Lynn, · May 25, 1860. Surgeon's Mate, 'Warren Tapley, Lyun, · August 26, 1859. Company A-Newbw·yport. Captain, Nehemiah Flanders, Newburyport, · June 9,1860. 1st Lieutenant, · Albert 'V. Bartlett, Newburyport, · June 9, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Isaac Poor, Newburyport, · June 9,1860. 3d Lieutenant, George Creasey, Newburyport, · August 2,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . George Barker, Newburyport,. · August 2,1860. 9 66 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. B-l1fal'blehead. Captain, Richard Phillips, Marblehead, . · June 8,1859. 1st Lieutenant, . · Abiel S. Roads, Jr., Marblehead, · July 9, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Eli V. Bartlett, Marblehead, · July 9,18GO. 3d Lieutenant, William S. Roads, Marblehead, · July 9,1860. 4th Licutenant, . William Cash, Marblehead, · July 0,1860. C-Llfal'blehead. Captain, · Knott V. Martin, Marblehead, · Oct. 6, 1852. 1st Lieutenant, Samucl C. Graves, Marblehead, · May 24,1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Lorenzo F. Linnell, Marblehead, · May 21, 1850. 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . · John H. Haskell, Marblehead, · July 12, 1860. D-Lynn. Captain, George T. Newhall, Lynn, · June 4,1860. 1st Lieutenant, Thomas H. Berry, Lynn, · June 4, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, · Elbridge Z. Sannderson, . · June 4, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, · Henry O. Peirce, Lynn, . · July 26,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Charles M. Merritt, Lynn, · July 26,1860. E-Beverly. Captain, Fraucis E. Porter, Beverly, · June 16,1857. 1st Lieutenant, · John W . Raymond, Beverly, · May 21,1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Eleazer Giles, Beverly, . May 21, 1859. 3d Lieutenant, · Albert Wallis, Beverly, · July 7, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · Moses S. Herrick, Beverly, · July 7,18GO. F-Lynn. Captain, James Hudson, Jr., Lynn, · May 15,1857. 1st Lieutenant, · Edward A. Chandler, Lynn, · April 22,1858. 2d Lieutenant, · Henry Stone, Lynn, · July 16,1858. 3d Lieutenant, · Jeremiah O. Marshall, Lynn, · July 11,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Matthias N. Snow, Lynn, · July 11, 1860. G-Gloucester. Captain, · Jeremiah R. Cook, Gloucester, · April 5,1839. 1st Lieutenant, 2d Lieutenant, David W. Lowe, Gloucester, · June 3, 1850. 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . H-Marblehead. Captain, Francis Boardman, Marblehead, · May 14,1857. 1st Lieutenant, · John Goodwin, Jr., Marblehead, · June 4, 1839. 2d Lieutenant, · Thomas Russell, Marblehead, . · June 6,1859. 3d Lieutenant, · Thomas Cloon, Marblehead, · May 14,1857. 4th Lieutenant, . · Stephen C. Felton, Marblehead, · July 25,1860. 1861.J P BLIC DOCUMENT-No. 15. FIRST BATTALION RIFLES. Major, Ben: Perley Poor, West Newbury, . Dec. 8,1852. Adjutant, J. Scott Todd, Rowley, . . May 21, 1859. Quartermaster, Samuel W. Haines, Newburyport, . Ailgust 28, 1856. Surgeon, David L. Ambrose, W. Newbury, . August 20, 1858. Company A-West Newbury. Captain, Moses P. Stanwood, W. Newbury, . March 24, 1855. 1st Lieutenant, 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, J. 'Varren Brown, W. Newbury, . June 15,1855. 4th Lieutenant, . Benj. H. Wilson, W. Newbury, . August 28,1856. B-Newbury. Captain, T. Lyman Pearson, Newbury, . · August 18, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, William H. Gould, Newbury, . · Sept. 29, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, Thomas B. Robbins, Newbury, · Sept. 29, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, Jacob Rogers, Newbury, . · Sept. 29, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Joseph Floyd, Newbury, . · Sept. 29, 1860. C-Rowley. Captain, 1st Lieutenant, Moses P. Payson, Rowley, · August 30, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, Samuel S. Prime, Rowley, · August 30, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, George W. Millett, Rowley, · August 30,1860 CO)IPANY OF CADETS, SECOND DIVISION. Salem. Major, · Samuel B. Foster, Salem, · June 11,1860. Captain, · J. Louis Marks, Salem, · June 11,1860. 1st Lieutenant, · Joseph A. Dalton, Salem, · Feb. 16,1847. 2d Lieutenant, · Richard Skinner, Jr., Salem, . May 24,1858. 4th Lieutenant, · Jonathan A. Kenny, Salem, . May 24,1858. 4th Lieutenant, . · Thomas H. Johnson, Salem, · May 24,1858. Ensign, · Joseph C. Foster, Salem, . · May 24,1858. Adjutant, · John Pickering, Jr., Salem, . May 17,1854. Quartermaster, Charles A. Ropes, Salem, · April 4,1859. Surgeon, · William Thorndike, Beverly, · June 11,1860. 68 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REP RT. [Jan. THIRD DIVISION. Major-General, . Augustus Morse, Leominster, · Jan. 30,1856. Division Inspector, Charles H. Merriam, Leominster, · Feb. 20,1856. Aid-de-Camp, William B. Wood, Fitchburg, . · Feb. 20,1856. Aid-de-Camp, . John W. Wetherell, Worcester, · June 23,1859. Quartermaster, Theron E. Hall, Holden, . · July 13,1859. Engineer, . Judge Ad vocate, Joel W. Fletcher, Leominster,. · Feb. 20,1856. ) FIFTH BRIGADE. Brigadier-General, Brig. Maj. & Inspector, Augustus B. R. Sprague, Worcester, August 1,1859. Aid-de-Camp, Edwin Bynner, Worcester, . June 1,1858. Quartermaster, Henry Phelps, Worcester, . July 21,1856. Engineer, . John Boyden, Worcester, . July 21,1856. NINTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, · Joseph P. Rice, Ashburnham, . · June 19,1860. Lieutenant-Colonel, · Gilman M. Palmer, Clinton, · April 10,1855. Major, · Christopher C. 8tone, Clinton,. · June 19, 1860. Adjutant, . Albert H. Andrews, Ashburnham, · July 20, 1860. Quartermaster, . Paymaster, Surgeon, . Surgeon's Mate, Company A-Leominstel·. Captain, George 'V. Rockwood, Leominster, . May 17,1860. 1st Lieutenant, 2d Lieutenant, · Frank W. Polley, Leominster, . · June 6,1850. 3d Lieutenant, Andrew B. Osborn, Leominster, · June 15, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Joel A. Stratton, Leominster, · June 15,1860. B-Filchbur!J. Captain, John W. Kimball, Fitchburg, · Jan. 7, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, S. Gilman Frost, Fitchburg, · May 3, 1860. 2d Lieutenant, Clark S. Simonds, Fitchburg, . . May 3,1860. 3d Lieutenant, George G. N ntting, Fitchburg, · June 15,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . . Eugene T. Miles, Fitchbllrg, . · June 15,1860. 1861.] PUBLIC DOCUMEL T-No. 15. 69 C-Clinton. Captain, Henry Bowman, Clinton, August 13, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . E-Fitcltburg. Captain, 1st Lieutenant, Charles H. Fos , Fitchburg, · Dec. 13, 1856. 2d Lientenant, Theodore S. Foster, Fitchburg, · June 15, 1800. 3d Lieutenant, Thaddeus L. Barker, Fitchburg, · June 16, 1800. 4th Lieutenant, . Andrew J. Fuller, Fitchburg, · June 16, 1860. G-Ashbumltam. Captain, Addison A. Walker, Ashburnham, · August 11, 1800. 1st Lieutenant, Alonzo P. Davis, Ashburnham, · May 7.1860. 2d Lieutenant, . George H. Barrett, Ashburnham, .l\lay 7,1800. 3d Lieutenant, Samuel A. Taylor, Ashburnham, · June 15, Ib60. 4th Lieutenant, . · James W. Gardner, Ashburnham, · June 15, 1800. TIIIRD BATTALION OF INFANTRY. Major, Edward Lamb, Worcester, · June 6, 1850. Adjutant, · John M. Studley, 'Worcester, · July 25, ]859. Quartermaster, William H. Comstock, Jr., Milford, · July 25,1850. Surgeon, .' Francis H. Kelly, Worcester, · July 25,1859. Company A-Milford. Captain, 1st Lieutenant, 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . B-Worcester. Captain, Harrison W. Pratt, Worcester, · July 25,1850. 1st Lientenant, George 'V. Pi-outy, Worcester, · July 25, 1850. 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, Salisbury Hyde, 'Worcester, · Mily 1, 1856. 4th Lieutenant, . · J. Waldo Denny, 'Worcester, · May 1, 1856. G-West Boylston. Captain, D. Francis Prescott, West Boylston, Sept. 22,1800. 1st Lieutenant, Charles A. Pratt, West Boylston, . l\lay 11, 18:59. 2d Lieutenant, Thomas A. Norc;oss, West Boylston, Sept. 22, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, Joel H. Howe, West Boylston, . Feb. 28, 1857. 4th Lieutenant, . 70 ADJUTANT-GENlDRAL'S REPORT. [Jan. THIRD BATTALION OF RIFLES. Major, Geol'ge H. Ward, IVorcester, · Dec. 27, 1860. Arljutant, Samuel V. Stone, Worcester, · June 14, 1858. Quartermaster, David F. Parmenter, Holden, · August 27,1859. Surgeon, . Samuel Flagg, Worcester, · July 22, 1858. Company A-Worcester. Captain, 1st Lieutenant, Edwin A. 'Yooel, Worcester, · June 7,1860. 2d Lieutenaut, · Josiah Pickett, orcester, · June 7,1860. 3d Lieutenant, Samuel Hathaway, IYorcester, . May 20,1853 . 4th Lieutenant, . George C. Joslin, Worcester, · July 19,1860. B-Holden. Captain, Charles Knowlton, Holden, · June 9,1860. 1st Lieutena n t, Charles 'V. Gleason, Holden, · August 28, 1858. 2d Lieutenant, · Joseph H. Gleason, Holden, · June 9, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, Silas Flagg, Holden, · June 23, 1860. 4th Lieutena~t, . SlXTH BRIGADE. Brigadier-General, Andrew A Richmond, Adams, . · May 23, 185.5. Brig. Maj. & Inspector, John J. LeRoy, Adams, . · Feb. 9,1858. Quartermaster, . David W. McElwain, Adams, . · June 16, 1855. Aid-de-Camp, . Charles K. Hawks, Northampton, · July 2,1855. Engineer, . . Mortimer D. Whitaker, Chicopee, · Sept. 4,1858. COr.lPANY OF CAVALRY ANN];;XED TO SrXTll BRIGADE. Spri.ngjielrl. Captain, William Dennison, Chicopee, . · Feb. 29, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, Gideon J. Burt, Longmeadow, · March 26, 1856. 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, Charles H. Hunt, Springfield, . · April 28,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Gilbert Clark, Springfield, · April 28,1860. Adjutant, Surgeon, . TE~TH RI!:GnrKNT OF L"FANTRY. Colonel, · Jelford 1\1. Decker, Lawrence,. · July 19, 1859. Lieutenant-Colonel, Henry A. Bowen, I;helburne, . · July 31, 1860. Major, · William A. '~Talker, Greenfield, · July 31, 1860. Adjutant, . Quartermaster, 'Wendell T. Davis, Greenfield,. · August 30, 1859. Paymaster, · Ephraim H. Thompsou, Colrain, · August 1,1859. Surgeon, . Charles L. Fisk, .Jr., Greenfield, · July 25, 1859. Surgeon's Mate, "Wilbur F . HarJinf!, Greenfield, · August 1, 1859. Chaplain, . S. Russell Jones, Greenfield, · August 23, 1860. 1861.J PUBLIC DOCU~IE~T-No. ]5. 71 Company A-Slwlesbw·y. Captain, Joseph H. Haskins, Shute~bury, · June 11, 1860. 1st Lieutenant, Timothy W. Sloan, Amherst, · June 11,1860. 2d Lieutenant, 3<1 Lieutenant, Clesson Peirce, Shutesbury, · ,June 11, ]860. 4th Lieutenant, . Lewis A. Fish, Shutesbury, · June 11,1860. B-Leverett. Captain, Erastus E. Andrews, Montague, · June 11, 1860. 1st Lieutenant,. 2d Lieutenant, . John M. King, Deerfield,. . Mar 25,1859. 3d Lieutenant, . Dwight E. Graves, Leverett, · Feb. 21, 1857. 4th Lieutenant, . Charles Hathaway, Leverett, · Feb. 21, 1857. C-Norll!amplon. Captain, William R. Marsh, Northampton, · June 10,1858. 1st Lieutenant, Thomas W. Meekins, Northampton,. June 10, 1858. 2d Lieutenant, · J. Dwight Kellogg, Jr., Northampton, June 12, ]860. 3d Lieutenant, J. Russell Hillman, Northampton, · June 12,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . D-Belcherlown. Captain, 1st Lieutenant, William F. Carter, Belchertown, · June 28,1856. 2d Lieutenant, 3d Lieutenant, 4th Lieutenant, . E-Colrain. Captain, Alvas P. Nelson, Colrain, · May 21,1839. 1st Lieutenant, Erastus C. Morrison, Colrain, · May 21, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Edward P. Thompson, Colrain, · May 21,1859. 3d Lieutenant, · James T. Langstroth, Colrain, · June 12,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Edwin Davenport, Colrain, · June 12,1860. F-Springfield. Captain, Horace C. Lee, Springfield, · May 7, 1859 . lst Lieutenant, . ' John Taylor, Springfield, · lIlay 10,1859. 2d Lieutenant, · Hosea C. Lombard, Springfield, · June 5, 1857. 3d Lieutenant, John W. Strong, Springfield, · June 5, 1857. 4th Lieutenant, . G-Greenfield. Captain, Edwin E. Day, Greenfield, · August 5,1859 . 1st Lieutenant, . George Peirce, Jr., Greenfield, . May 11,1858. 2d Lieutenant, · Henry D. Mirick, Greenfield, . · June 15,1858. 3d Lieutenant, · John W. Wells, GJ;eenfield, · June 13, 1860. 4th Lielltenant, . · Joseph H. Nutting, Greenfield, · June 13, 1860. 72 ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S REPORT. [Jan. '61. H-Shelburne. Captain, Ozro Miller, Shelburne, . May 7, 1859. 1st Lieutenant, Chandler J. Woodward, Shelburne,. May 7, 1859. 2d Lieutenant, Benjamin F. Leland, Shelburne, . May 7,1859. 3d Lieutcnant, Charles D. Cutler, Buckland, . June 11,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Silas Nims, Shelburne, . June 11,1860. FmST BATTALION OF INFANTRY. Major, Adjutant, · Nathan G. Brown, Pittsfield, . · July 20, 1855. Quartermaster, Daniel J. Dodge, Pittsfield, · August 8, 1855. Surgeon, . Whitman V. White, Stockbridge, · August 22, 1859. Company A-Pittsfield. Captain, · Henry S. Briggs, Pittsfield, · Oct. 8,1860. 1st Lieutenant, · Charles M. Whelden, Pittsfield, · Oct. 8,1800. 2d Lieutenant, · Henry H. Richardson, Pittsfield, · Oct. 8,1860. 3d Lieutenant, · William H. Cooley, Pittsfield, · Oct. 8,1860. 4th Lieutenant, . Robert Bache, Pittsfield, · Oct. 8,1860. B-Adams. Captain, William M. Brown, Adams, . · August 6, 1855. 1st Lieutenant, Samuel T. Rogers, Adams, · August 6, 1855. 2d Lieutenant, · Lewis W. Goddard, Adams, · Dec. 22, 1860. 3d Lieutenant, Elisha Smart, Adams, · Dec. 22, 1860. 4th Lieutenant, . · George S. Hubbard, Adams, · Dec. 22, 1860 . .'