With dramatic fitness this muster-out took place at Fort Wagner, above the graves of Shaw and his men.

I give in the Appendix the farewell address of Lieutenant-Colonel Trowbridge, who commanded the regiment from the time I left it.

Brevet Brigadier-General W.T.Bennett, of the One Hundred and Second United States Colored Troops, who was assigned to the command, never actually held it, being always in charge of a brigade.
The officers and men are scattered far and wide.

One of our captains was a member of the South Carolina Constitutional Convention, and is now State Treasurer; three of our sergeants were in that Convention, including Sergeant Prince Rivers; and he and Sergeant Henry Hayne are still members of the State Legislature.

Both in that State and hi Florida the former members of the regiment are generally prospering, so far as I can hear.