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on picket duty at Bacheller's Creek and Evans's Mills. On the 17th, the regiment, with other forces, marched on Trenton; and afterwards was ordered to Rocky Run to relieve the Twenty-fifth Regiment. April 7.—It joined an expedition under Brigadier-General Spinola, for the relief of Little Washington. It came up with the enemy at Blount's Creek. After a short artillery duel,—the regiment supporting a battery,—it was ordered to retreat. April 11.—It proceeded to the blockade, on Pamlico River, on a call for volunteers to man three schooners loaded with provisions and ammunition, to run the blockade; thirty men of this regiment were selected. They succeeded in doing it; were highly complimented for their skill and bravery by the commanding general. One man wounded. During April, the regiment was detailed for garrison and picket duty at Little Washington, and was afterwards ordered to Newbern, where it remained until June 24, during which time heavy details were made from