The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27
ARMY BULLETIN.

l the Unite0 Stntees
To rHR SEyArs or THE UNITED SrArEs:-
| nominate the persons named in the accompanying
communication for appointment by bpsvet in the army
Of the United States proposed by the Secretary OF
War ANDREW JohNSoN.
WASHINGTON Dec IL, 1855.
/ WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsmScroS, Dec. IL, 1860.
sRI have the honor 70 propose for your appreciation
the following named officers for appointment brevss
in the regular army Of the United states:--
no Ell FIRST IIEuTESANrs BY BREvEr
Second Lieutenant James Cooley, Of the Fifth regi
United States cavalry, for gallant aud mertorious
services during the war, to date from May 8 1885,
regiment United states artillery for faithful and msrito
rioas services 70 date from March Is, 1865.
Second Lieutenant Howard Stockton, Of the Ordnance
Department. United States army for meritorous ser
vices, TO date from september IA, 1864.
Second Lieutenant Charles r. Bissell Of tho Second
f fsss services a''ns me war; % '''' ''' p'A
TO mr. CAPTAINS ny mEvEr.
First Lieutenant George o. McMullin. Of the Third
regiment United States cavalry, for merorous services
70 date from March IL, 1885,
United States infantry for gallant and mertorious SER
vices at the battle Of Gettysburg Pennsylvania to date
First lieutenant Thomas Brtson of the Sixth regi-
United States infantry gallant and mcritorious
services at the battle OF Gettysburg Pennsylvania 70
First Lieutenant John W. Clous Of the Sixth regiment
United States infantry for gallant and mertoroas SER
from March IL, 1861.
First Lieutenant Fred +. Grossnan, or the Seventh
regiment United States infantry, for gallant and nerto
at the battle OF Gettysburg,
10 date from March IL, 1855
First Lieutenant William Mitchell, OF the THIRD rcgi-
ment United states infantry Tor gallant ar merorous
services the battle OF Gettysburg, Pennsyivania 70
date from March 10, 1866.
ment United States infantry for gallant and meriiorous
services the battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, TO
date from March 10. 1865
First Iicuenant Lcmuel Petee OF the Eleventh regi-
ment United states infantry for gallant and neIitorous
services at the battle OF Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to
First Lieutenant. Henry Wagner, of the Eleventh resi
mens United States infantry, for gallant and merorous
First Lieutenant Orson G. Knapp, OF the Fifteenth
regiment United infantry for mcrtorous services
at the hattie of Missionary Ridge, Tennessee to date
Brevet First Lieutenant James Cooley, United States
Army, and Second Lieutenant in the Fifth regiment
United States cavalry, for gallant and eritorious SER
vices during the war, to.date from May 3, 1861.
First Lieutenant Samuel NJ whitesids, Of the Sixth
regiment United States cavalry for faithful and merito
rious services, to date from March ID 1855.
Assistant snrgeof.peter v schenck. United States
Army, faithful and mcritorous services during the
war; 70 date from March Is, 1885,
Assistant Surgeon Henry r. silliman, United States
Army, faithful and meritorons services during the
wSr, 40 date from March ID, 1865
Assistant Surgeon Samuel A. Storrow, United States
Army for faithful and mertorous services during the
war, to date from March TO- 1856.
Assistant Surgeon William D. Wolveron, United States
Army, for faithful and meritYrous services during the
war, Y date from March h. 1885.
Assistant surgeon Albert Hsrtsuf, United States
army for faithful and meritorious services during the
war, to date from March 49, 1855
Assistant Surgeon Bolivar Knickeihocker, United
States Army for faithful and mertorous services during
the var 70 data fF6n March y =. 1904. .-s--
assstaai surgeon slry Miton United siaiss Army,
for faithful and mertorous services during the war, to
Brcvet First Lieutenant frank wkcson United states
Army, and second lieutenant Ia the Fourth regiment
United states artillery for faithful and meritorous ser
vices, to date from March Is, 1855.
First Lieutenant James Thompson, OF the Fourth reg
mens United states ARTILLERY for gallant and mertoouS
First Lieutenant samuel H. Kinney, Of the Second
regiment !ned States artillery for gallant and nleto
rious services, to ,inte from April 9, 1885,
First Lieutenant William H. Mills OF the Fourteenth
regiment United States infantry, for gallant and merio-
and Gettysburg. Pennsylvania date from July 1863
First Lieutenant George r. Vernon, OF the Fourteenth
regimen. United States infantry for gallant and mer'to
Hatchers Run, Virginia, to date from October 81 1864
rrs, Lieutenant Frederick Il. Crosman of the Seven.
seenth regiment United states infantry for gaant.con
the battles the Weldon Railroad, Virginia
the nth 18th and 10th Of August 1884 to date from
Bseyet.First Ileutenapt Howard Stockton. Second
Iieutena in the Ordnance Department United States
Army for mertorious services TO date from September
First Lieutenant Frank W. Dickerson, or the Fifth
regiment United States cavalry, for gallan, and mero-
rious services during tho war; to date from March Is.
First Leutenar; Thomas +. Quinn, OF the Fourth reg.
mont Unrec Statos nfaury Tor gallant and meftorOuS
conduct while in front OF Petersburg yegnia, TO date
from april 2 1895.
Assistant surgeon George A.v0tis, United States Army,
for faithful and meritorous services in tho Medical De-
par.ment TO date from september %. 1865.
Assistant Surgeon William c. Minor United States
Army for mertorious and distinguished services Fort
Columbus New York harbor where CHOLERA prevailed to
date from September ~, 1868.
Brevot First Lieutenant Charles T. Bssel, United
States Army, and second lieutenant In the Second reg
ent United States artillery, for good conduct and ga
lan services during the war; to date from April 1885
Ikavto pafr n
Army for gallant and meritorous services during
| war, 70 date from March Is, 1865
First Lieutenant Oscar Hagen Of the Eleventh regi-
ment United states infantry for gallant and meri.orious
conduct in the ed during the war; TO date from March
First Lieutenant John T Grcbie Of the Second regi.
msnt United states artillery for conspicuous raantry
meritorious conduct in the battle OF Big Bethel vr-
ginia, 10 ,iato from Juno 10. 1851
To BE MAJrRs ~ RREvEr.
Brevet Captain William Bavard, United States Army,
and re lieutenant in the Fourth regiment United states
cavalry for galantry during the pursuit OF Hood
hatse Of Nashville and Ia the charge Of his regmon
against ,c cahworks At Selma, Alabama, TO date from
Breyet Captain John {, Webster United s,ases Army,
and firr lieutenant in the Fourth regiment United States
cavalry for gaaniry during the pursun Of Hood after
kattle OF Nashville and in the charge OF his resi-
against the earshworks at Selma, Alabama ~ date
Rssyet tap,ain James <alchan United states Army,
sad frst Lieutenant in the Fourth regiment United
after tho battle OF Nashville, and in tho charge OF his
regiment against the esrthwoks st Selma, Alabama "a
date from April 2, 1895.
,nain Henry Asbury, Of the Third regiment United
states infantry Tor gallant and neritorous services al
es'te ~ Gettysburg Pennsyls ANA, TO date from
March 49, isGs
CAPTAIN Daniel n lynn Of the Sixth regiment United
States afanry for gallant and meriiorous services nj
- battle q Gettysburg. Pennsylvania, to date from
xa-uh IS 1896.
CAPTAIN Aanzo A. Cole, OF the Seventh regiment United
as Infantry for gallant and mcri,orous at the
hattie Of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 10 date from March
~ 1855.
Captain Jsmcs Cullen OF tho Seventh regiment United
tanf nianiry for gallant and meritorous services al
the haitle Of Gettysburg. pennsyvan 20 date from
March IS, 1sNh
Captain R,s ard Comha Of the Seventh regiment United
static Infantry for gallant and mcritorous services ~
tho rattle " Gettysburg Penns, lyania, TO date from
March 10 is65.
Erevot Captain Daniel Wells, United States Army,
AID nst, lieutenant In tho Eighth regiment United
states infantry gallant conduct s the spturc OF Fort
Harrison virginia and succeeding engagements Al that