The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28
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Nominations ID isrrvet Ealis II the voiuntes
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70 rHH sRNArE UNITED sraTEa
nominate the officers named n tho aacompanvu
communication appointment by brevci in the volu
teer force, a. proposed by the Secretary OF War;
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON December IL, 1865.
Wan DErA grnEsr, WAsuIsaros, Dec. II, 1866
nR-I have tho honor propose for your appreciate
shs following named persons Tor appointment by breve
N the volunteer force -
TO BE FIRST nFurESASrs BY BRKvkr
Second Lieutenant stephen chds, of the sixth Ms
sour infantry, for gallant and mertorous services dur
ng the war, TO date from March -, 1869
Second IieutenantA Ilebschutz, of the Ninth Kansas
cavalry, for meritorous seavcss and for wounds 10
ssived in the battle OF Prairie Grove, Arkansas 10 oas'
fsom March Is, 1865.
Second Lieutenant Richard FoIlos OF the Sixteenth
Veteran Reserve corps, tor good anu ihthui service
aurg the war and for gallant and merlorions services
IN the battle OF Williamsburg, virginia. - aaee from
March IS 1865
Second Lieutenant John Anderson, Of the Veteran
Reserve corps for gallant and meritorious services IN
The battles before Petersburg, virginia. 10 GATE iron
March Is, 1865. !,
second Iieutennn Albert A. Arnold, Of the Eightieu
United states coored infantry, for faithful and merito
nous during tho war; 70 Gale rom March ID
lS6S
second Lieutenant Ephraim A. Briggs, or the Signal
eOsp for faithful and merorous services TO date from
March Is, 1855.
Eecood Leutenan. Frapcs'Eacon, Of the One Hundred
ma second New York Volunteers, for gallant and mer
nr,ous at the battle OF Chanceiiorsvc, VIZ
0nA 10 date rom May 3, 1861
sessnd Lieutenant BENJAMIN F. Bell, Of the Thirty
seutcse during the war, TO date from March l3 1850.
CAPTAINS BY BREvEr
Assistant Surgeon James Clark Stockton, Of the Thirty
sth United States coored troops for faithful services
Medical Department. TO date from SeptoUDer Al,
Ts,t Lieutenant Emmett Crawford OF the Thirty ssv-
snsh United States coored troops for metorous ser
vices during tho war, 70 date from March 10, 1885,
Frst lieutenant George W. Corliss, of the Veteran
Reserve corps for gallant and mertorous services dur
~ the war to daio from March IL, 1865
ttsst Lieutenant John J. Douglass a'dde-camp, for
eisn!ry in ae,ion at Morristown Tennessee October
Il 1884 TO date from March IS, 1895.
I1ut Lieutenant Alien q. Shepherd, OF the Thirty
BAIRD Massachusetts, Volunteers for gallant ard merIto
nous services ct the battle Of Wauhache, Tennessee
- date from March IL, 1885.
Brevet First Leutenan Stephen Childs, Second Lieu
tenant OF the Sixth Maine infantry for gallant and merl-
s services during mo "'' . 0A'' from A'''n =
Brsvst First LIEUTENANT John F. Bolton, second lieu
nertorious services 70 date from JURY II. 1886
First lieutenant J. T. johnson, OF tho Fifth United
Daes colored troops. for faithful and merforous scr
VICES 10 date from August 20, 1866.
PEst Lieutenant Charles H. c Brown OF the Seventh
United States colored troops for gallant and meritorous
aMySes to date from March Is, 1885.
First Lieutenant Aipheus K Long, Of the Seventh
Uaned States coIored troopa for gallant and ertorous
services, to date from March lo, 1895.
First Lieutenant Joseph n. Cad, Of the Seventh
Uai4 Sta colored troops for gallant and mertorious
ssryices to date from March ID, 1895
First Lieutenant Robert " Spinpey, Of the Seventh
unti4d States coIored troops gallant and metoious
eondc in hs attack on Fort Gilmer 70 datc from March
~, 1865
Firsf Lieutenant Sylvester Elcr Of tho Seventh United
etes colored troops for gallant and metor Gus con-
euct in the attack Fort Gimer TO date from March
First Lieutenant Charles r. n Brown, Of the Seventh
UnAssd States colored troops for gallant and mertorious
services during tho war to da,c from March H. 1855
Erevct First Lieutenant Richard Follos, second lieu
Of the Sixteenth Veteran Reserve corps for good
and faithful during the and for gallant and
nsrnorioas services in the battle Of williamsburg, Va
Brevct FIRST Lieutenant John Anderson, second heu-
tenant in the Veteran Reserve corps, for gallant and
evtOrous services In tho battle before Petersburg. Va
" dale from March Is, 1865.
First Lieutenant Alexander ]. Pentecost, Regimontal
Qasrtermaster Of the Fifth West Virginia cavalry for
gallant aud merorous services daring the war, to date
from March IL, 1855.
First Lieutenant Biddc Boges, ReCinentai Quarter
of the Eghtieth United states coored troops for
gallant ana merorous services during the war, to date
kOm March Is, 1855.
Fst Lieutenant James CALM Of the Eightieth United
Bates coored troops for gallant nnd mcrtorious services
1nripg the war, to date from March IL, 1865.
Breve First Lieutenant Albert A. Arnold second lieu-
lan OF the Egheth United States co!ored troops, for
kthful and mcrtorous services during the war to date
irom March Is, 1865
First Lieutenat George F. Brownnr OF the Veteran
Reserve corps for gallant aud mcrtorous services dur
my the war, TO date from March Is, 1855
First Lieutenant Charles G. Hodgdon, OF the Eightcth
Unied States coored troops, for faithful and merto
ieo5
First Lieutenant William Anderson, OF the Ninety
Ahth Pennsyyana Volunteers, FOR gallant and mrrito-
during the war, and particularly while In
command Of his regiment ct the battle OF Sailors creek
Virginia, April O. 1865, 10 date from April s. 1865
First Lieutenant p. p. Ayres, OF ito Mreiy ninth
pennsy vana Volunteers for long and dtn shcd
vices during tho entire war and particularly - the bet
eia nj Sni rOfuA priI Il
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First Lieutenan, Huntington W. Jackson OF the
Fourth New Jersey Volunteers, for special gaantry at
She battle Of Rocky Faced Rdge. Georgia 70 date from
March Ia 1885
First Leuenan Lc Roy Dowd ai,a.aut az the thirty.
ninth Illinois Volunteers, for faithful and meritoIsous
sers ices, to date from December ., ls65.
First Lieutenant Stephen Person, q the Thirtyse
ond New Jersey Volunteers for galaGiry III the battles
q Mil Creek Gap Resaea, Dallas and henesaw, y dale
fTom March IL 1885,
Brcvet First Lieutenant francs Racon second lien.
sen.nt Of the One Hundred aud Second New York Vol
xntecrs orraiant aai ueriorlous services a. lie bat
isca
Tdeutenant T. D. Rich, or the United states colorce
tn snry, FOR gallant and rnedoous service during tn
70 cato from March ~, 1863.
Lieutenant y. W CYcrurf, OF the Ninevlrs, Ohio
Volunteer infantry FOR aitaful aud mertor!oas services
during the wsG % date from March ~, 1868
Lieutenant DYER A. Cnrk, Of the Twenty-Tst Cpnncc-
tcut Volunteers, FOR mrrertouA Services during the
war, to date FROM Narrh "a 1860
MAJORS ~ BREvrr.
Captain vcspasan Warner, Ccminssary 81 Subsistence
ci Volunteers for faithful services In the subsistence
Department, 70 date from July 7, 1865.
Captain w. c squire, OF the seventh Ohio Sharp
shooters for gallant aud mcritorious services 10 date
From July IS 1893.
Captain Demas ". Alexander, commissary OF Sub
sfienco OF Eolgntecrs faithful the Sub
sstence Department 70 date from August 4, 1850
Captain seron q strong, commssary Of sobsis,anc'
al volunteers for faithful services In tho Subsistence
Department 10 dale from jury 90, 1866
Breyet Captain James Clark Stockton Assistant sur
Reon OF the Thirty.5xlh United states colored troops
Ia ha AL.
fTom september IL 1896.
Captain Evans Blake, Commssary Of Subsistence o.
volunteers FOR faithful services in the Subsistence De
paTtment, TO dale from July &c. 1896
brevet Captain Eumet Crawford. First Lieutenant o.
the Thirtysxth United states coorcd trorps for mcr
toous services during the TO date from narch b.
1906
Captain William r. johnson, Commissary OF Subest
of Volunteers for faithful s.rviccs the Subssi
snce Department. 70 date from september !, 1860.
Captain John A. Cotkman, Comutissary OF Subsistence
Of Volunteers, for faithful services the subs stenc
Department, TO date from September I, 1869.
Assistant Surgeon Schatz, United States Volunteers
Dor faithful and mertorous soryicsa IN the Medical De