Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

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Capt, Thos. N. Hulings, 1oth regiment in
fantry, % b6 major BY 'brevet, and lieutenant
colonel BY breyct, for distinguished services at
the battles Of WILLIAMSBURG and White Oak
Swamp.
Martin X. Cook, 4th Illinois cavalry, to be
aide-ds-camp, with the rank Of captain, for
MAJ, Gen, g. a. Hurlburt. ~ - .,l.o .aS3I q
Wells H Blodgett, Of, Illinois, to be Judge
advocate ofthsArmy ofFrontIer, Missouri, with
the rank of major. ..f bafa " 80,
Lieut., Isaac W. Hart, regimental quarter
master Of the Goth Indiana volunteers, to be
assistant quaFtermaster, With the rank Of cap.
tain. . 'a,n1 st rnf 20 fli t
Chs. Fouke, OF Illinois, to be eommlasSry Of
Subsistence, with the rank Of captain. ~, ~
Capt. Daniel P. Tfmrston, esd Ohio yolun-
teerss 70 be aid-de-eamp, with the rank Of csp-
tain, for Major General schenck.
First Lieut.. H. c. Wood, 1lth Infantry, to
be captain by breyet, for merltorlous services
at the battle OF Wilson's Greek, Mo.
Second Liett. John Il. Markley, to be first
lieutenant, Vfss Clark, whose commission has
been caneeHed.E q laeA
First Lieut.. John p. Martin, to be captain,
Vios Stevenson; deceased.
First Lieut.. Geo. 8. Holllster to be captain,
eiee Hhymon promoted 70 the 10Th Infantry.
. Second Lieut.. James Cullen, to be first
lieutenant, vice Grizzly, who yacates his rcgi-
mental commission. H ..1..
Breyet Major John G. Foster to be lieut..
colonel by brevet, Feb. s, 1869, for Imeritorious
and distinguished scrvices at the battles Of
Roanoke Island and Newbern, N. c., and TO
be colonel by breyet, April 25, 1859, for merl-
torious and distinguished services at the battle
Of Fort Macon, NC. 30, .- fr.~
Breyet Lieut. Col James L. Donaldson, quar-
ternaster U. 8. A., TO be colonel by breyet,
Feb. "a, 1864, for merlt6rious and distinguished
services at the battle OF vSlverde, Nm.
Capt. John @. McFeran, hsslstsnt quarter
master U. 8. A., to bs. major by brevet, April
Is, 1889, for merltoriouS and distinguished
services at the battle Of Peralta, N. NJ.
Lieut.. Col. Geo, H. Crosman, deputy quar-
termaster general, to be assistant quartermas-
ter general with the rank Of Colonel, Feb. 20,
1868, vice Tompklns, deceased. sa.
Major Osborn Cross, quartermaster, to be
Deputy Quartermaster General, with the rank
of Lieutenant Colonel, vice Crosman promoted.
Captain John G. Parke, Of the Corps Of Top
ographical Engineers, to be Major by brevet
for meritorlous and distinguished services at
the battles Of Roanoke Island and Newbern, N.
c., and to be Lieutenant Colonel by brevet for
moritorous aud distinguished services at the
battle Of Fort Macon, N. c. ,......... 81
Captain Robert 8. Williamson, of the Corps
of Typographical Engineers, to be Major by
brevet for meritorious and distinguished ser
vices at the battle Of Newbern, N. c., and to
be Lieutenant Colonel by brevet for meritorions
and distinguished services at the battle of Fort
Macon, N. G. .
First Lieut. Dan1 Flagler, of the Ordnance
Department, to be Captain by breyet for meri-
torlous and distinguished services at the battle
of Newbsrn, N. c., and to be Major by brevet
for rnerltoribus and distinguished services at
the battle of Fort Macon, N. C.
Captain Lewis o. Morris, First artillery, to
be Major by brevet for merltoriouS and dlstln-
guished services at the battle Of Fort Macon,
NC. ..
Moses c. Brown, of New York, to be Assist
ant Adjutant General of Volunteers, with the
rank Of Captain.
George P. Van wyck, of New Jersey, for AP-
pointment as Hospital Chaplain under the act
approved May 20, 1869.