The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27

general in 1884, the day tSas he fcsght In the Hate
Of Middle Creek, Kentucky. He subsequently, eesved
1888 he was appointed chief Of stan % General
Rosecrans, with whom he served up 70 the battle
sentative on Ohio 70 the scss
ing member OF the Committee on Military Affairs.
Before taking his sea. In Congress he vas appointed
services In the battle Of Chickamauga Geora nom Sep
TENDER 10, 1888" Reelected 70 the Thirty ninth Con
gress. FIt I.
ADAM >. .0LossBRnNNER.
Born in Hagerstown, Maryland, August 81 1910; ap-
prenticed al early age tho printing business which
in the West and became foreman in the once Of the
Ohio MONITOR and afterwards OF the Wetsr Telegraph;
In 1922 he returned 70 Pennsyvania and settled q York
various Offices Of trust and responsibility In lS49 lie
was elected Sergeant Arms OF tho national House
reelected 70 the same once by the four following Con-
gresses In 1851 he private secretary to President
Buchan,s IN 1893 he became one one o. the founders Of
Representative from Pennsyivana 70 the thirty ninth
Congress-
CHARLES a0oDYEAR.
Born in Colieskill Sch0harie county New York April
&c. 1906 graduated at Union College in 1924; studied
law and came 70 the bar in 1897 was member OF the
Judge Of schoharie county; Representative from
New York In tho Twenty ninth Congress; discontinued
the " q s e Y
apd the city Of New York. and u 1854 he eiscssd
Representative from New York. for second term, 70
gress he served the Committee on Invalid Pensions
He was born in Gasrard county, Kentucky, July 10
1796; received good desultory education u Bowling
Green and esewhers studied law and while engaged In
practice also devoted some attention 70 farmn8 10
rendered his Art public service private In the army
during the last With Eagland, having served with
Shelby In his campaign against Canada. In 1927 and
1881 be was elected the Legislature OF Kentucky and
in 1888 70 the State Senate where he served four years
He was q Representative in Congress from Kentucky
from 1843 TO 1647, and was reelected to the Thirty
seventh Congress- serving on the Committees on Revolu
tonary Claims and on Mileage He was also reelected
10 the Thirty eighth Congress serving the Committee
Territories; and was reelected 70 the Thirty
Congress.
JOSIAH b. aRINNELL.
He was born in New Haven Vermont December o.
1921 received collegiate and theological education
Iowa in 1856 and turned his attention to farm
ing having been the most extensive wool grower In the
state which business he has devoted his special atten
ton WINS member of the State Senate for four years.
special agent the General Post Office for two years.
and was elected Representative from Iowa to the 1hir
ty-eghth Congress- serving the Committee on Post
offices and Post Roads Reelected to the Thrty.nnth
Congress.
JOHN A. GRIswoLD.
He was born in Rensselaer, county New York, about
the year 1922 educated Tor the mercaie profess
and settled himself in the iron trade, to which, in
connection with banking he has ever been devoted He
served term Mayor Of the city OF Troy and In
1852 he was elected Repres NATIVE from Now York to
the Thirty eighth Congress- serving the Committee
Naval Affairs. Reelected to the Thirty ninth Congress
AARON HARDING.
He was born in Greene county, Kentucky; spent his
boyhood farm; studied law and came to the bar In
1888 locating in Greene county In 1870 no elected
the State Legislature, and in 1851 he was elected
Representative from Kentucky to the Thirty seventh
Congress- serving on the Committee Territories. Re
elected 10 the Thirty eighth Congress- serving ON the
Committee the Post Office and Post Roads, and also
re elected to the Thirty ninth Congress.
Born in East Hampton Middlesex county, Connecticut
February 10, 1907; educated chiefly ut Hamilton
Academy New York; practsed law in Oneida county, Of
a.. In ruup turp
that State for twenty Ave years; member OF the
Illinois constitutional Convention Of 1s4s served in the
engaged in managing railroads In 1852 he enlisted
private the Eighty third III nos infantry, and having
been appointed It's colonel served with success Fort
D0nelson; was made brgadier general, ana had COM
mand Murfleesboro in 1885, and in 1884 he elected
Representative from Illinois to the Thirty ninth Con
gress
Born In Delaware Ohio October 1922; graduated at
Kenyon College, Ohio and ut the Law School OF Cam
bridge; adopted the profession us law City Solicitor
OF Cincinnati from 1858 1861; MAYOR and Lieutenant
(olonel oil the Twenty third Ohio Volunteers in 1851
colonel of the from 1862 To 1894 when he APP
pointed brgadier general, and during the same year
elected Representative from ohiv TO the Thirty
ninth Congress
BENJAMIN GwINS HARRIS.
Born near Leonardtown, - harvs county, Maryland.
December 13 1906 After receiving an academica educa
ton at Charlotte Hall he spent few months nj 81
Marys College and went 10 Yale College, from which he
was dismissed with hundred and forty others, in
1929 on OF their seeding from Commons Hall
and although y compact entered INTO that they
would not return unless their wishes were respected al
Of them did return excepting himself and other
Georgian He subsequently spent fourteen months ut
the Cambridge Law School and then settled In his native
county lawyer 10 1882 tic elected to the House
OF Delegates of Maryland aud reelected in 1888 1885,
l849 1852 and 1856. With his profession and public
duties BIO combined agricultural pursuits and in
1862 he was elected Representative from Maryland 10
the Thirty eighth Congress, serving on the Committee
on Manufactures. he delegate 10 the Chicago
Convention OF 1894 and reelected TO the Thirty
min Ia
by martial for violating the nty sixth article Of
war, and. although declared guilty President Johnson
account OF additional testimony, ORDERED the sentence
oil the court 10 be RENTED IN full
ROSWELL HART.
Born in Rochester. New York IN 1924 graduated a.
Yale College in 1885, studied law and was admitted to tho
bar in IS47 practised the profession devoted
himself to mercantile pursuits, aud in 1854 he was
elected Representative from New York TO the Thirty
ninth Congress.
j. II. HENDERSON.
He was born in Salem, Livingston county, Kentucky,
July 20 1910; received good English educai on com,
menced active life by adopting the trade Of printer
was subsequently preacher OF the Gospel and has for
several years been devoted TO agricultural pursuits
WILLIAM Hi6By.
He was born in Essex county New York, August Is,
1913; spent his lsyhood farm and subsequently
gagged the lumber and iron business graduated at the
University Of Vermont in ls40 adopted the profession OF
law which he practised In hts native county until 1850;
during that year he emrated 10 California and Dis
tc Attorney OF Calai county from 1883 70 1852 IN
1852 he a member OF the State Senate and IN 1856
was elected representative tfOru tdiiOInla 70 tue
Thirty eighth Congress, sewing the Committees ON
Public Lands and Expenditures in the Navy Department
He was also member Of the special committee, in 1865
to visit the Indian tribes Of the West elccted TO the
Thirty ninth Congress-
RALPn MILL.
Born In johnson, Trumbulf county Ohio, October ~,
1897 After receiving academica education he studied
Law at the New York State and National Law School, and
received tho degree Of L. B. In 1851 and on removing
10 Indiana he elected Representative from that
State to the Thirty ninth Congress-
JOHN HOGAN.
Born in Mallow county OF Cork. Ireland, January 2,
1906 emigraed Baltimore Maryland, with his father
In 1917 IN that city he apprcnticed 10 the trade OF
shoemaker and during his term Of service did what he
could obtain education, and was an attendant al
the Asbury Sunday School In 1926 he emgrated TO the
West in 1881 opened store In Madison county Illinois
1855 elected the State Legislature; In 1888 he
elected by the Legislature Commissioners Of the
Board OF Public Works. reelected and made President OF
the Board in 1871 be appointed by President Harr
Register Of the Land ONCE nj Dixon, Illinois, whore
he remained until 1876; afterwards settled In 81
Louis, No., resumng the mercantile business; became
engaged In insurance companies; organized and was