The New York herald., 1867-03-02

uurg ana IN 1864 was elected Representative from
Michigan TO the Thirty ninth Congress- serving on the
committees on Post 0ces and Post Roads the Militia
and the War Debts OF the Loyal States He was also
delegate to the Philadelphia Loyalists Convention ol
1865. and was reelected to the Fortieth Congress-
WILLIAM C YIELDS -
He was born IN the city OF New York, February 10
1904; received common school education; adopted the
business OF merchant and manufacturer; was foI
three years Clerk OF osego county sixteen years JUS
quently Supervisor or tho town; and in 1850 he was
elected Representative from New York to the Fortieh
Congress- mMts Fet
DARWIN A. FNxKY.
He born In Pennsylvania; received good educa-
on studied law and devoted himself to the practice Of
the profession; member for several years OF the
Assembly and Senate Of Pennsylvania and In 1860 he
was elected Representative from that State to the For
teth Congress-
He born In the city OF New York In 1885, received
common school educatoni was bred to mechanical
Councils; also held the Office of Supervisor and In 1868
he elected Representative from New York to the
Fortie'h Congress- o.,v
He was born in Orange, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, No
vember 10, 1881 graduated at Williams College Massa-
chusets in ls58 and adopted tho profession Of law in
1850 aud 1860 he member or the Ohio senate in
1851 he entered the army Colonel of the Forty
regiment OF v0lunteers was appointed Bgadier Gen.
eral in 1862 the day that ho fought tho battle of Mid
die Creek Kentucky He subsequently served at Sh Hob
Cornth and in Alabama, and early in 1853 ha was ap-
pointed Chief OF Sa to General Rosccrans with whom
he served up TO the battle Of Chckamauga In 1882 hs
elected Representative from Ohio 10 the TIL rty
eighth Congress, serving as member Of the Committee
on Military Affairs Before taking his seat In Congress
no appointed Major General or volunteers for ga
liant and merorous services In the battle Of Chicka-
mauga, Georsia, from september TO- 1868 Re- elected
to the Thirty ninth Congress- serving on tho Committee
Of Ways and Means, that tho Postal Railroad to Now
York and as Chairman OF that Bureau Of Edncaton
and also as regent Of the Smithsonian Institntion He
was also delegate TO the Philadelphia Loyalisls Con-
vention Of 1S66 and OF the Soldiers Convention at Pitts
burg; and was reelected to the Foreth Congress
T. LAWRENCE GgTz
He was born In Reading Pa, September IA, 1921; his
Mt1ef a nd fnno md fsa
tain Lawrence In 1872 he received an academce edu-
cation In Reading aud 10 Nottingham Nd; read law and
to the newspaper business no for twenty years the
editor Of the Reading G1see Democrat in 1855 he
and made Speaker OF tho House. and in 1860 lie MAS
elected REPRESENTATIVE from Pennsylvania TO the For
teth Congress-
ADAM J. aIossBREsSRa
He was born in Hagerstown, Nd, August 81, 1870
apprensiced at an early age to the printing business
which was his school, when seventeen years Of age he
travelled 10 the west and became foreman in the Office
Of the Ohio Mossor and afterwards OF the IVES c Ycle
graph; IN 1929 he returned to Maryland and then TO
Pennsy yana, and settled at York. whore he Published
the Fork Gd'ete and there held various Offices OF trust
and responsibility In 1s49 he elected Sergeantat
Arms or the national House Of Reprcsen ayes for tho
Thirty-frst Congress- and was r-eccted 10 TIE samc
oqce BY the four following Cohgressos In 1891 IS Ias
pffVae secretary to President Buchanan. In 1868 he
became OF the founders Of the Philadelphia Age and
in 1864 he elected representative from Ponsylya-
MIA 70 the Thirty Congress serving on the Com
also re elected to the Forioih Congress.
JOSEPH ). GRAvKfY
He was born In Henry county, Virginia, in 1928;
ceived common school cdncstion, Hpent his youth
chiefly farm. In 1863 and 1864 he elected to
the Virginia Legislature; during The latter year he
moved to Missouri; elected to the Cony Of
that State lS60 In 1862 he was oecod 10 the senate
OF the state, and reelected in 1854: had command
during part Of the rebellion as colonel of the Eighth
regiment OF Missouri cavclry After tho close OF tho
he turned his attention 10 the practice OF law and
in 1855 he elected Representative from Missouri to
the Fortieth Congress.
A. OlIsWCLD
He was born In Rensselaer, county, New York, about
the year 1922 was educated for the mercantile profess
tion with banking he has bean devoted He sorvoJ
one term as Mayor Of the city Of Troy and in 1852 he
Thirty eighth Congress- serving on the Committee on
Naval Affairs Reelected TO the Thirty ninth Congress
Lincoln and Naval Affairs Reelected 10 tho Fortislh
Congress.
caAaLEs aAy1HT.
He was born at Colt . Neck, Monmouth county, n. j.,
January A. 1885, graduated at Princeton College In 1851
studied aw and the bar In 1862 aisornsT.
soy Legislature 1861 aud lse2 ard chosen Speaker in
the latter year; was delegate TO State conventions N
troops for the war; and in 1860 lie was elected Repre-
sentative from New Jcrscy to the Forteth Congress
GEORGE A. Haley
He was born in springfield, Essex cornty, j., De-
cember T. 1927 1874 ho settled In Newark and be-
came engaged in the manufacturing business In 1901
and 1852 lie elected TO the Stale Assembya In the
latter year he appointed OF internal evonuo
FIFTH district OF New Wnicn ne Dod untI
1885, and was elested Representative from New Jersey
to the Fortieth Congress
He was born In MusSngum county Ohio, January 2,
1921 received common school education; studied law,
bat in addition to practicing that profession he paid
newspsper: in 1850 he was elected 10 tho ato Consu
tonal Conventions; In 1885 TO tho Senate o. tho Siao
was subsequently, appointed an Assessor Of lhernai
Revenue, and In 1863 he was elected Representative
from Ohio TO tho Fort!,th Congress.
ArNER @. BAKnIvG
He born In East Hampton, Iidd!esex county, Con-
nec.icut, February TO- 1907; educated chiefly at
Hamilton Academy, Now York prac'iccd law in Oneida
county Of that State for twenty-five years. was mem.
Der Of tho Illinois Constitutional Convention OF is4S
served In the State Legislature Ia So was for
years engaged In managing mi!roads. ln 1852 he
enlisted private in tho Eighty taird Illinois infantry
ana having beca appointed is Colonel served with sue
cess at Fort Doneson wns made i'risader General
and lad command ut surfreesboro in 1903 and 1904
he was elected a Representative from Illinois to the
Tniriy ninth Congress, serving on the C0inmsiees on
Manufactures and the Militia Ec elected to the For
teth Congress
RUu,EqroRp pAYxs
He was born in pcavars Ohio, October 4 le22: grad
uatcd Mt Kenyon College, Ohio and at the Law Schooi az
Cambridge; adopted the profession ot law; ws s1ici-
tor OF Cincinnati from 1858 70 1s6 MOTOR and Lieu
tenant Colonel Of the Twentyth,ra uhic volunteers u
1861 Colonel Of the same from 1862 70 1854, when nc
was appointed Brigad General, and during the snnr
year elected Representative from OHIO, 70 the
Thirty ninth Congress, serving on the COMMITTEES on
Private Land Claims, and Chairman Of the Committee
the Library. He also delegate 10 the phila
dephia 10y aiss' Convention Of 1885, and q me SOL
the Fortieth C0ngross
JOIN WILL
He born in Catskiil, New York. in 1921; received
. common school education for years clerk
and bookkeeper his native place. removed 70 Boonton
Morris county, Now Jersey, and pursued tho same
business for three years, aud subsequently devoted
himself TO mercantile pursuits He held, Tor many
years number OF local and town Offices and In 1880 he
was elected TO the State egislaturc and being twice
reelected was made Speaker OF the Assembly; took an
active part raising troops during the rebellion; has
been foremost among his neghbors in promoting the
m nd nocin of In
1859 he was elected Representative from New Jersey
TO the Fortieth Congress
MILAN 9. HOLMAN.
Hc was born yerdstswn, Indiana september 0,
1922; received good English education ~ coninon
schools; adopted tho profession Of law; was member
OF the convention TO revise the constitution Of Indiana
In 1850; mcmbefuf the State Legislature In 1851
was Judge OF the Conrt Of Common Pleas from 1852 70
1866; and ws elected Represent from Indiana "a
tho 1hirtys sixth Congress- serving ss momber of the
COMMITTEES on Revolutionary Clams; rvclecfcd 70 The
Ihirtysevehth Congress, serving the Commises on
CInms and ne also reelected 10 the Thirty eighth
Congress. tcrving on the same committee kc.ckcscd