, 1888-10-25

Gallbraith, K. p, One Hundred and
Fifth infantry.
Griffin, William, sixtieth infantry.
Miller, Matthias, One Hundredth infantry.
McGity, -, Eighty.fourth infantry.
Reed, Thomas, Sixteenth infantry.
Steele, w. X, Twenty-iourth infantry.
Bailey, Joseph A.. Fourth infantry.
Downer, william, Third infantry.
Ellis, A. NJ. Sixth infantry.
Flickner, John s., Filth infantry,
France, Walter, Forty sixth infantry.
Gray, John s., Thirty.sixth infantry
Candy, Joseph E., Sixth cavalry.
Hoisington, p. NJ, Seventh infantry.
Shaner, w. j., Forty-fourth infantry.
Van Dorm, James E., Sixth cavalry.
Wright, william H., Thirty.second in
fantry.
WISCONSIN.
Bowen, Ira W., Thirty.second infantry.
Bump, Gill. o., Twenty.tiith infantry.
Gorth, Philip, Twenty fourth infantry.
Greenwood, Thomas A, Forty ninth
infantry.
Hyde, s. c., Seventeenth infantry.
Hicks, o. c., Fourth cavalry.
johnson, Engel, Fifteenth infantry.
Maxim, Henry d., Forty-sixth infantry.
Obrecht. Leonard. Sixth infantry.
Smith, NJ. D. Thirty first infantry.
Seaman, Charles c., brigade band.
Thorp, Andrew, Thirtieth infantry.
MINI EsoTA.
Allen, A.. Eighth infantry.
Belden, George. Ninth infantry.
Bassett, q. NJ, Eleventh infantry.
Farnsworth, A. W., Fifth infantry.
Foster, James s., Sixth infantry.
Glover, George, Seventh infantry.
Graham, Ohver j First infantry.
Hurd, Albert b., Sixth infantry.
Jennings, Il. A., First infantry.
Kern, John, Ninth infaptry.
Russell, -, First infantry.
Richenbach, Charles, Second infantry.
S.uiman, Il. j., Second cavalry.
Smith William H., Eleventh infantry.
Swingler, NJ. NJ Ninth infantry.
Williams, j. E., Second infantry.
NEW YORK.
Black wood, Albert, Fifth infantry.
Chisholm, James, Eighty.6fth cavalry.
Brown. e. d., Seventeenth infantry. =
Bloomer, Ed. NJ, Eighty-Dinth infantry.
Deming, G. b Eighth cavalry.
Downey, ID. s., Fourth heavy artillery,
Graves, George F., One Hundred and
Twenty.tir infantry.
Howell, g., Fiftieth engineers.
Hopkins, NJ c., Fourteenth infantry.
johnson, Frank, Eleventh cavalry.
Lock, II. l. One Hundred and Seventh
infantry.
Murray, wm. M, One Hundred and
Forty y-fourth Infantry.
Reeves, Harlan F., One Hundred and
Ninety. y.iourth infantry.
Sweeney, Charles, Third cavalry.
Sailing, Frederick, Twenty fifth cavalry.
Stileto, John. Fifth heavy artillery.
ILLINOIS.
Bane, NJ. W, Fiftieth infantry.
Bradshaw, @. d., - cavalry.
Curry. A. p, Thirteenth infantry.
Coverly, James, Twenty-lirst infantry.
Duncan. Al, Sixteenth infantry.
Elkins, Samuel, Forty ninth infantry.
Grant, Charles E., One Hundred and
Thirty y-nntL infantry.
Hunley, Jesse, Thirtieth, One Hundred
and Twenty second and Thirty-third IN
fantry.
Kaufman, One Hundred and Fifteenth
infanty.
LeRoy, Charles, One Hundred and Thlr-
ty-fourth infantry.
Meyers, George, Ei.hty.ffth infantry.
Masterson, James III :, Tenth infantry.
Masterson, Joseph r., Tenth cavalry.
Post, II. L., First cavalry.
Powell. John H., Thirty-hrst Infantry,
Pike, Joseph b., Fifteenth infantry.
Pangborn, l. ID One Hundred and
Thirty fourth infantry.
Rountree, w. j., Fifty.sixth infantry.
Rosenhaupt. Simon. One Hundred and
Forty y-second infantry.
Rosenhaupt, Joseph, One Hundred and
Seventh infantry.
Simmons, -, One Hundred and
twenty-seventh infantry
Shull, Il. w., One Hundred and Fiji
teenth infantry.
Woodin, Alfred, Thirty infantry.
INDIANA.
Billfer, John, Twenty ninth infantry.
Childs E X Six th and Thirty. .sayapth
infantry.
Dingman. Albert H., Ninth infantry.
Eagle, w. H., Seventy-sevsnth infantry.
Lewis, b. H., Eighty-sixth infantry.
Leslie, William, Thirty sew enth infantry.
Miller, II. H., Eleventh infantry.
Miller, James, Eighty fifth infantry.
Moore. Edwin W., Eighth infantry.
Pott, Benjamin. B., Sixth cavalry.
Prather. l.. H.. Sixth and One Hundred
and Forty.fifth infantry.
Routhe, +. A., Eighth infantry.
The rolls Of the post show that among
the above, l04 served as privates and fifty
three as commissioned and non-commls.
stoned officers. OF these latter, two were
colonels and brevet brigadier.g generals, two
majors, four CAPTAINS. nine lieutenants,
thirteen sergeants, eleven corporals and
ten musicians and buglers.
Only one Ia from Arkansas, and he served
in the First Arkansas cavalry. How well
the writer remembers that regiment. as it
suddenly first met the advancing army of
Generals Hindman and Marmaduke Mt
Prairie Grove, south of Fayetteville. Gen.
erals Blunt and Totten of the First and
Second divisions Of the Army Of the From.
tier, were at Cane Hill. ten miles away,
where feint had been left to menace their
front, while nearly the whole rebel force
adroitly drew away to march against the
advancing Third division of General
Heron, that was Fastening to B.unt's re.
lief. Marmadake's purpose was to whip
the Union forces in detail, and he came
near doing so but by the time Heron had
sustained the unequal fight for three hours
Blunt, hearing the roar of artillery, un.