The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16

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Considering the character Of this place every officer
of the post from the Superintendent down. esti
mony to their superiority. This have fully and salts
factorily demons trated in my various reports. The
Board Of Visitors too enthusiastic their attain
mcnts and cheerfuy endorse every latlenng testimo
nia in their behalf Not alone in the Of their
educational record do they deserve the highest praise
and plaudis Of friends the record Of many Of the
class part they took assist the hosts
out to sustain the supremacy OF land during the
bclion, Is glorious the extreme That the nation may
amnations from the army have obtained the covetet
prizes Of cadetship at the Academy append the sub
joined glorious
WAR RECORD or THE GRADUATING CLASS
Cadet Clinton b Sears-Enised as private August 20,
1862, discharged September 49, 1853 Served as Cor
poral Color Sergeant Nnctyhfh gimenI Ohio Vol
unteers detached service IN Army Of the Cunber-
land during first six months service in battle OF CHI
mond, KY, under General Nelson and III Critendens
Ky and Stone rver returned TO duty with regiment in
February 1868, aud under General sherman in the Fiji
tenth corps; participated IN the campaign against
vcksburg, being in tho battle Of jackson Mss in both
assaults against vcksburg, May IS and q, and in the
second attack on jackson, Al So.
Cadet Joseph Gnith-Enised as private August
1862, Twenty second regiment Iowa Volunteers Com
missioned lieutenant May ~, 1885, resigned October
H. 1868 Served in Missouri under General Curtis and
General Banks in LOUISIANA aud General Grant in Vicks
La, Grand Gull, Miss, Port Gibson, Miss, Champion
Hills Miss, Black River Bridge and assault and siege
Of vicksburg and Jackson, Miss
Cadet John P.tman, Jr.--Enlisted private, June
1852, Tenth regiment Rhode Island volunteers, and
served until August 1862 private, sergeant major and
afterwards Lieutenant in tho Eleventh regiment Rhode
Island volunteers until juno, 1868.
Cadet Crosby r. MtlleE-Enlisted corporal In Yer.
mout volunteers from September 1882 until March 1853.
Cadet George w. Cradebaugh Sergeant Sixty eighth
Illinois volunteers from April 1862, 10 September 1852,
and from October, 1852, 10 May, 1858.
nd i'm n Mt
the fall OF Fort Sumter in Seventh regiment Ohio vol
uneers and afterwards appointed lieutenant In Fifty
Western Virginia
Cadet john NJ. Johnson Enlisted as private in the
Twentieth Iowa volunteers fromlAu 1852, until Sep
tcmber 1868; in Missouri and Arkansas under General
Curtis, Schofeld and Heron; at siege OF Wick sburg
under General Grsnt also In Louisiana under General
Banks.
Cadet Alexander D. acknowledgement Second regi.
Ohio volunteers in three months service Of 1851
Bull Rum First Ohio vounteers re.onlis, cd In Second
regiment Ohio volunteers and served with the Army Of
the Cumberland till September 1868; in the battles
OF Perysvile Stone River, Hoovcrs Cap and through
the campaign resulting in the capture Of rulahoma,
Cadet scdgwick Pratt-Ninc months service on the
staff; second lieutenant Fourth heavy artillery
Cadet Jacob Almy-Privnte and corporal Massachu.
Cadet Edwin S. Cur,is-Ensted as . private; two
years in the Forty eighth regiment New York volun-
the South and at General Hallecks headquarters in
Cadet oliver E. Wood Enlisted as a private; Con.
quarters OF Eleventh and Eighth corps
tadet T. Tiptoo Thomburgh Enlisted September,
1861, and renamed until August 1858; private five
months sergeant major two months and the remainder
OF his time lieutenant and adutant Was Ia the follow
ing battles:Mii Spring. General Morgan's from
Cumberland Gap to the Ohio and battle OF Stone River
Cadet Edward Davls-Fifteen months service Rose
Grams campaign to rullahoma, Tennessee at the
battle of Liberty Cap and served General r. w.
J0hnson's stan at Chickamauga.
Cadet L. :. Godfrey-Enllsted as private In Ohio
volunteers, 1851 Three months service
Cadet +. Ches,er-Enisted as private in Ninety
fourth New YORK Volunteers sns, August isda Remained
battles:-south Mountain, Antietan, Characteristic
Fredericksburg.
1891 in Filth Missouri Volunteers; Ia service three
months. Re-ensted November !, 1861, in Nineteenth
Missouri Volunteers, as private also quarermaster's
sergea T. Third Missouri Volunteers Was in the battle
OF Wilson's creek and at the siege OF vicksburg APP
pointed cadet August "a 1862 and discharged from
vice.
Cadet o. B. Boyd-Enlisted private August, 1861;
remained in service until August, 1862.
Cadet J. II. Giford-Enlisted as private, Eleventh
Indiana Volunteers Served in Western Virginia One
years service.
1891 served in this capacity TO September ~ 1862 then
commissioned second lieutenant, also first lieutenant
era 10 Generals Sicgel o. o. Howard commanding
Eleventh army corps; was in the following battles -
Cross Reyes campaign OF General Fremont in shenan
doah valley, second Bull Run, campaign Of General
1862, Pope, Chanceiorsville and Gettysburg
Cadet Charles r. Powell-Enlsted . private July
1861 IN the Fifth Wisconsin Volunteers; promoted TO
corporal afterwards sergeant major, and served 10 sep
tember, 1858. all battles the
Potomac from its organization to Gettysburg.
This interesting record BY the courtesy OF the officers
at headquarters has boon extended to the other classes
OF the institution, and furnished that may be
shown that worth and courage have been appreciated
and that the daring and deserving youths Of country
receive In part reward for sacrifices In her behalf
They are herewith suboined and will be observed
that their record as well as the graduates carries you
back TO The nercess struggles OF the rebellion
Cadet James E. Bachslder-Enlisted private in the
the Following ssslesMwilaernsss, sposylvsnia North
Anna Coal Harbor, Petersburg and Charleston
Cadet Richard l. Hoxe.Ensted as private, June,
1861; served until June, 1854. Guerilla lighting In
Maryland aud Arkansas.
Cade, 4. O. Fechet-Ensted as first sergeant in
Second Michigan battery: served two years and eleven
months; taken prisoner at battle Of Shon and
prisoner three months
tysixh Massachusetts, volunteers, also Massa
chuses artillery one years service Was In the battle
Of Kingston and Goldsborough
Cadet W. Moore-Enlisted in 1851 a. corporal in
Seventy eighth Ohio Volunteers served three years.
Participated IN siege OF Cornth, battle Of Raymond,
Champion Hills and at the siege Of yicksburg
Cadet WIN. 1. hsrshalI-Enlisied sergeant in Tenth
Kentucky cavalry. Thirteen months in service.
Cadet Wells w. Legset-Enlisted "a private IN the
seventy eighth Ohio Volunteers November 1861 then
commissioned a. captain and ad.de-camp and served
typographical engineer In the siege mentioned below
resigned June 1863 participated in the siege and oil
shsrmans march down the Yazoo and all engagements
OF the army properthe battles of jackson, Miss Nc.
ridsn raid; Marion u, La Big sh.1,y. Ga Nicsssck
mans expedition from Atlanta to Goldsborough
Cadet Earl ID. Thomas-Eulsted sergeant major
Eighth Illinois cavalry April 1852; discharged April,
1895 Was In the following battles --williamsburg Ne.
chanicsve all OF Peninsula campaign Fredericksburg,
Gettysburg, South Mountain, Antietam, Poolesvilie,
Dsrnstown, Boonesboro. shephardstown, oulpsppsi
Court House, Uppervie stevensburg Brandy station,
Rapidan Elys Ford, Little Washington all Of Pleasau-
Junction, and with General Avcrill during battle or
Chancelorsyie. Va Aide, and white sulphur SpringR
Cadet Dutos-0ne years service First lieutenant
One Hundred and Twentieth United States colored troopa
Cadet William e. Fzsimmons-Eniisted ~ private IN
Eleventh Michigan cavairy Afterwards promoted 70
second sergeant and then commissioned second
lieutenant, and served adjutans Of regiment
Participated in the chase after Morgan 10 Kentucky;
served IN Tennessee Alabama Georgia North and south
Carolina. Chrstinsburg and saltvilis, Va
Cadet Eric BerEand-Ensted - private, septe mber,
1851 Discharged Jolly, 1894 Participated in the battles
Of Fort Donaldson, Shiloh, Corinth and ResacA
Cadet John u Ronrk a--Ensfad nrivafn lEIf-