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Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War., Chapter 50: Second attack on Fort Fisher. (search)
The powder division was ably commanded by Acting-Master D. S. Murphy, assisted by Acting-Ensigns Seekins and Center. Acting-Ensign M. W. Weld showed great aptitude in handling the guns under the supervision of the executive officer. Assistant Paymaster R. P. Lisle, acting as aide, merits my thanks for the intelligent manner in which he attended to the duties of signal officer. Lieutenant (afterwards Commander) Roderick S. McCook, executive officer of the Canonicus. Acting-Master and Pilieutenant-Commander, George E. Belknap; Lieutenant, R. S. McCook; Acting-Masters, D. S. Murphy, E. S. Goodwin and E. A. Decker; Acting-Ensigns, C. W. Seekins, M. W. Weld and F. P. Center; Assistant Surgeon, H. N. Beaumont; Assistant Paymaster, R. P. Lisle; Engineers: Chief, D. B. Macomb; Acting-First-Assistant, C. G. Conklin: Second-Assistants, F. F. McKean and J. M. Saville, Acting-Third-Assistants, William S. Brown, Wm. Keenan and J. A. Chandler. Vicksburg--Third-rate. Lieutenant-Comman