The National tribune., 1891-12-24

All. A. Williams. ofthe Fifth District, served
four years in Lees army, and was a Captain at
its surrender. He was severely wounded at
Gettysburg.
S. B. Alexander, of the Sixth District, was in
the LIST n. C. trebel), Captain in the 42d N. c.,
and Inspector. General on the staff Of r F.
Hoko.
John S. Henderson, OF tho Seventh District,
was private in tho 10th n. C. (rebel).
w. II. II. Cowles. OF tho Eighth District, was
private in the LIST N. C. Cav. (rebel), and rose
to be Lieutenant / Colonel. He was twice
wounded
W. T. Crawford, of the Ninth District, was
too young.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Senators L. r. Casey and H. C. Hansbrough,
and Representative N. n. johnson, of North
Dakota, were not in the army.
OHIO.
Senator John Sherman, of Ohio was not In
thesrmy.
Senator Calvin Brice, OF the same State, served
in some sbort-term organizations until 1863,
when he became Captain in the 1s0th Ohio, and
served from thence till the end of the war.
Representatives Storer, Of the First District;
Caldwell, Of the Second; Houk, of the Third
Gantz, of the Fourth; Layton, of the Fifth;
Donovan, of the Sixth; Cultivate, of the
Ninth; Doan. of the Tenth; Harter. of the
Fifteenth; Warwick, of the Sixteenth; E. B.
Taylor, Of the Nineteenth, and johnson, Of the
Twenty-frst, were not in the army.
William f. Haynes, Of the Seventh District,
was Captain the sth Ohio. and then Lieutenant
Colonel Of the 10th Ohio Cav.
d. ID. Hare, Of the Eighth District, served in
the Signal Corps, and was attached to the head
quarters of Gems. Candy and Sheridan.
John NJ. Pattison, Of the Eleventh District,
served in the Union army.
w. ii. EnOchs, Of the Twelfth District, en-
listed as a private and rose to the rank of Colo
nel and brevet Brigadier. General
Irvine DUNCAN, Of the Thirteenth District,
was private in the 10Th Iowa during the war,
and was confined for 10 months in prison.
James w. Owens, Of the Fourteenth District,
was private in the Goth Ohio aud Captain in
the Seth Ohio.
A. J. Pearson, of the Seventeenth District,
served in tho lS6th Ohio.
J. ID. Taylor, of the Eighteenth District, was
a Captain in the SSth Ohio.
Vincent A. Taylor of the Twentieth Dis
trict was in the l5Oth and 177th Ohio, and
served until the close Of the war.
OREGON.
Senator John ii. Mitchell, Of Oregon, was
Colonel in the State Militia.
Senator Joseph Y. Dolph, Of the same State,
served in 1862 as Orderly Sergeant Of troops
raised 10 fght the Indiana
Representative Bingor Hermann was not In |
the army.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Senator Matt s. Quay, OF Pennsylvania, was |
a Lieutenant in the 10th Pa. Reserves, Colonel |
Of the l3ith Pa, and Lieutenant : Colonel and |
Assistant Commissary- General.
Senator J. ID. Cameron, Of the same State,
was not in the army.
Representatives o'Neill, OF the Second Dis
trlet; McAleer, Of the Third; Reyburn, Of the
Fourth Harmer, of the Fifth; Robinson, of
The Sixth HallOwell, OF the Soventh; Mutch-
er, OF the Eighth; Drummer, of the Ninth;
Amerman, Of the Eleventh; shonk, Of the
Twelfth; Reilly, Of the Thirteenth; Wright,
II the Fifteenth; Hopkins, Of the Sixteenth;
Beltzhoover, OF the Nineteenth; Scull, of the
Twentieth; Huff, of the Twenty. first; Dali
ell, Of the Twenty Gillespie, of the
Twenty-ffth; Griswold, Of the Twenty. sixth:
stone, Of the Twenty-seventb, and Kribbs, Of
he Twenty-eighth, were not in the army.
Henry III. Bingham, of the First District,
vas Lieutenant in the 10th Pa; was wounded
t Gettysburg, spottsylvania, and Farmville,
md left the service in 1866 as Brevet Briga-
Iier. General.
Marriott Brosius, Of the Tenth District, en-
isted in the 9th Pa; fought In all the en-
agements in which his regiment participated
round Charleston; re-enlisted as a veteran,
nd was severely wounded at Green Plains.
John w. Rife, Of the Fourteenth District,
eryed in the 10Th Pa.
Simon p. WOlvertOn, Of the Seventeenth Dis
rict was Captain in the 18th Pa and in the
9th Pa.
l.. Z. Atkinson, Of the Eighteenth District,
Tas Assistant Surgeon Of the Ist Pa Cav,
urgeon of the lsSth Pa. and received grave
liabilities, from which he still suffers.
VIM. A. Stone of the Twenty-third District
Tas Lieutenant in the Is7th Pa.
Andrew Stewart Of the Twenty fourth Dis
riot, was private In the 65th Pa, was FREE
uently promoted for bravery, became Assistant
was taken prisoner and con-
ned In Libby, Macon, Columbia, Charleston
nd elsewhere for over a year.
RHODE ISLAND.
Senators Y. w. Aldrich and N. F. Dixon, Of
node Island, were not in the army.
Representative Lapham, OF the First District,
'as a Captain in the 10Th Z. /.
Charles ii. Page Of the Second District was
private in the 18th r. /.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Senator n. @. Butler, Of South Carolina,
1tered the rebel army as Captain of Cavalry
nd became Major General.
Senator J. J.. NJ. Irby, of the same State, was
70 young TO 20 into the rebel army, but was
Of the Red Shirts" in
81.
Representative William II. Brawley, Of the
irst District, served in the rebel army.
George ID. Tillman, Of the Second District
as in the Sd S. C., and Cd regiment of s. c.
IT., and served until the close Of the war.
George tombstone, of the Third District,
rived in South Carolina regiment during the
ar
George w. Shell, Of the Fourth District,
rived as private and Captain in the rebel =.
my, and surrendered at AppomattOx.
J. J. Hemphill, of tho Fifth District, was too
Dung to 60 into the army, ,
T. j. Stackhouse of the Sixth District was