The National tribune., 1891-12-24

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General Of Georgia on Gen. Steedman's staff.
Philip S. Post, Of the Tenth District, went
out as Second Lieutenant in the 59th H., was
promoted Colonel commanded brigade in the
Army Of the Cumberland, aud was several
times desperately wounded.
Samuel r. Busey, Of the Fifteenth District,
was Lieutenant iu the Urbaua Zouaves in 1861.
He helped to orEauize the 10Th ILL.,, became
Captain, then Colonel, and was broyeted Brig
adler General for gallantry at Fort Blakcly.
INDIANA.
Neither Senators Voorhees, nor Turpie, Of In
diana, was in the army.
OF the Representatives, Parrett Of the First
District Bretz. Of the Second; Brown, OF the
Third; Holman, of the Fourth; Cooper, Of the
Flith; johnson, Of the Sixth Bynum, Of the
Seventh; Brookshire. Of the Eighth Mcclellan,
Of the Twelfth; and shiyely, Of the Thirteenth,
were not in the army.
Dan Waugh, OF the Ninth District, served for
three years as private in the Saith Ind.
David II. Patton, of the Tenth District. en-
listed in the 3sth Ind, and rose TO the rank Of
! Colonel.
A. M. Martin, Of the Eleventh District served
in the 5Sth and 18th Pa
IOWA.
Neither Senators Allison nor Wilson, Of Iowa.
was in the army.
OF the Representatives, Seerley, OF the First
District; Hayes, Of the Second; Butler, Of the
Fourth Hamilton, Of the Fifth; Bowman, of
the Ninth; and Dolliyer, Of the Tenth, were
not in the army.
David b. Henderson, ofthe Third District en-
listed in the 10Th Iowa as private; was pro-
NOTED 10 First Lieutenant and discharged for
disability, caused by the loss Of his leg. lie
re-entered the army as Colonel Of the 46th
Iowa, and served until the end Of the war.
Frederick L. White, Of the Sixth District, en-
listed in the 18th Iowa, and served until the
close Of the war.
John A. 7. Hull, Of the Seventh District, en-
listed in the 23d Iowa. became Captain. and
was severely wounded in the charge at Black
River.
James P. Flick, Of the Eighth District, served
as private soldier during the war.
George d. Perkins, Of the Eleventh District,
was private soldier in the 3lst Iowa.
KANSAS
Senator Preston B. Plumb, Of Kansas en-
tered the army as Second Lieutenant in the
nth Kan. and was promoted TO Captain, Major, |
Lieutenant Colonel aud Colonel Of that regi- |
ment serving until the end Of the war.
Senator William A. PETER enlisted in the |
SD Ill, was promoted TO Lieutenant, and |
served as Quartermaster and Adjutant aud |
Depot Quartermaster
Of the Representatives, b. III. Clover, OF the |
Third District; John Davis, of the Fifth; and 1
William Baker, Of the Sixth, were not in the
army.
Case Broderck, OF the First District. served
as private soldier in the Cd Kan. battery.
+. H. Funston, Of the Second District, was
Lieutenant in the 10th Ohio battery.
J. q. Otis Of the Fourth District, was in the
I'd Kan. tcolored).
Jerry Simpson, Of the Seventh District served
for awhile in the 10Th Ill, but was discharged
for disability.
KENTUCKY.
Senator J. c. S. Blackburn, OF Kentucky,
served during the war in the rebel army, being
part Of Gen. Morgan's command.
Senator John O. Carlisle, Of the same States,
was not in the army.
William J. Stone, Of the First District Of
Kentucky; ]. Ii. Goodnight Of the Third; A.
B. Montgomery, Of the Fourth; A. g. Caruth,
OF the Fifth; w. w. Dickerson, OF the Sixth;
Thomas II. Paynter, Of the Ninth, and J. II.
Wilson, of the Eleventh. do not give any mill
tary services in their biographies.
William T. Ellis, Of the Second District,
served four years in the rebel army, while w.
C. r. Breckenridge, Of the Seventh District,
was Colonel in the rebel army.
James b. McCreary, Of the Eighth District,
entered the rebel army as Lieutenant Colonel
Of the llth Ky. Cavg and served during the
war.
John w. Kendall, Of the Tenth District, was
Adjutant Of the 10Th KY. Cav. Crebel).
LOUISIANA.
Senator r. J.. Gibson, Of Louisiana, com.
mGnded a division in the rebel army.
Senator L. ID. White, Of the same State, served
in the rebel army, but does not give his rank.
OF the Representatives, Adolph Meyer. Of the
First District, served through the war on the
utaf Of "CerrO Gordo" Williams, of the rebel /.
army.
Matt ID. Lagsn, OF the Second District;
Andrew Price, Of the Third; n. C. Blanchard,
Of the Fourth; Charles Boatner Of the Fifth, |,
Hnd s. NJ. Robertson, Of the Sixth, give no mill .
tGry services in their biographies.
MAINE
Neither Senators Hale nor William p. FRYE.
Of Maine, was in the army.
Representatives Reed and Boutele were In
the navy. Representatives Dingley and Mill.
ken were not IN the army.
MARYLAND.
Neither Senators German nor Gibson, OF
Maryland, was in the army.
Representatives Page, Of the First District;
Stump, Of the Second; Rusk. Of the Third; Ray
ner, Of the Fourth; Compton, Of the Fifth, and
NcKaig, Of the Sixth, give no military services
In their biographies.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Senators Dawes aud Hoar, Of Massachusetts,,
we're not IN the army.
Representatives Randall, Of the First District; ,
Andrew, Of the Second O'Noil, Of the Fourth; !
Hoar, Of the Fifth; Lodge, Of the Sixth; Ste
ysns Of the Eighth Williams, Of the Ninth; !
Walker, Of the Tenth; Coolidge, Of the Elev. !
smith, and Crosby, Of the Twelfth, were not in
The army. )
Elijah A. Morse, ofthe Second District, served
IN the 9Th Mass. was prisoner Of war, and rose Z
10 the rank Of Corporal.
William Cogswell, Of the Seventh District, /,
went out in 1861 as Captain OF the % Mass.
md rose 70 be Colonel au8 provet prigoa{cr i.