The National tribune., 1891-12-24

listed in the 81 Wis, and reached the rank Of
Captain In the 81 u. S. V. V, Of Hancock 5
Corps. He was severely wounded at Antieiam.
Kittel Halyorson. of The Fifth District, was
private in the LIST Wis II. A.
MISSISSIPPI.
Senator James z. George. Of Mississippi, was
8 member OF the Secession Convention, was
Captain OF the Goth Miss. (rebel), and Colonel
Of the 5th Miss. Cav.
Senator Edward C. Walthall, OF the same
State. was Lieutenant Colonel of the 18th Miss.
| (rebel), Colonel Of the 29th Miss, and Brigadier
and Major. General.
John NJ. Allen, Of the First District was
private in the rebel army.
Thomas C. Catchings, Of the Third District,
was a General.
Clarke Lewis of the Fourth District, was a
private.
Thomas r. Stockdale Of the Sixth District.
was Ii utenant- Colonel of cavalry (rche).
Charles Z. Hooker, of the Seventh District
was Colonel Of cavalry (rebel.
John C. Kyle, of the Second District, and
Joseph ii. Beeman, Of the Fifth District, were
too young to be in the army.
MISSOURI
Senator F. NJ. Cockrell, OF Missouri, was
Brigadier-General in the rebel army.
Senator George Graham Vest of the same
State was a member of the rebel congress-
Representative William II. Hatch, of the
First District. was Brigadier- General In the
rebel army.
John C. Tarsney. of the Fifth District, was a
private in the 4th Mich, and was prisoner at
Andersonville.
S. w. Cobb. of the Ninth District, served
through the war in the rebel army.
Robert w. Fyan, Of the Thirteenth District,
was Major Of the oath Mo. Union), and Col
onel OF the 10th Mo. (Union).
Representatives Mansur of the Second Dis
trict; Dockery, of the Third; Wilson, OF the
Fourth; Heard, OF the Sixth; Norton, Of the
Seventh; o'Neill, of the Eighth; Byrns, Of
the Tenth; Bland, of the Eleventh; De
Almond, Of the Twelfth, and Arnold, of the
Fourteenth, give no military services in their
biographies.
MONTANA.
Senator w. f. Sanders, Of Montana, was
Lieutenant in the 9th Ohio and became an
Acting Assistant Adiutant- General on the staff
Of Gen. J. w. Forsyth.
Senator Thomas c. Power and Representative
William w. Dixon, OF the same State, were not
in the army.
NEBRASKA.
Senator A. S. Paddock, Of Nebraska, was not
In the army.
Senator c. F. Henderson entered the service
as First Lieutenant and rose 10 be Colonel.
He commanded his regiment from the battle
OF Shiloh until he was severely wounded at
Lovejoy's Station, In 1864 He was brevetted
Brigadier-General for gallant, long. continued
and mertorious services"
Representatives William J. Bryan, OF the
First District, and o. II. KEN, Of the Third,
were not in the army.
w. A. McKeghan, OF the Second District,
served in the llth III. Cav.
NEVADA.
Senators J. p. Jones and w. n. Stewart, Of |
Nevada, were not in the army.
Representative Horace +. Bartne served |
during the last two years Of the war in the sth |
M.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Senators w. Z. Chandler and Jacob II. Gal. /
linger and Representative Warren F. Daniel, |
Of the Second District Of New Hampshire, were
not in the army.
Luther f. Mckinney, OF the First District,
was a Sergeant in the Ist Ohio Cav. for year
and a half
NEW JERSEY.
Senators Blodgett and Mcpherson. and Rep
c. r. Bergen, Of the First District;
James Buchanan, Of the Second; Geissenhainer.
OF the Third; Samuel Fowler. of the Fourth;
Cadmus, Of the Fifth. and Thomas Dunn Eng
lisb, Of the Sixth, were not in the army.
Edward F. Mcdonald, Of the Seventh Dis
triot, was soldier in the 9TH N. ].
NEW YORK.
Senators Frank Hscock and David b. Hill. Of
New York, and Representatives Covert, Of the
First District; Chaplin, ofthe Second; COombs, of
The Third; Clancy, Of the Fourth; Magner of
The Filth; Dnnphy, of the Seventh; Campbell.
Of the Eighth; Cochran. Of tho Tenth; Warner,
Of the Eleventh; Fitch, Of the Thirteenth.
Of the Fourteenth; Bacon. OF the
Fifteenth; Cox, Of the Seventeenth; Quack-
BDbush, Of the Eighteenth; Sanford, OF the
Twentieth; Bentley, Of the Twenty-thIrd;
Van Horn, Of the Twenty fourth Belden, of
he Twenty-ffth; Payne, Of the Twenty
SEVENTH Lockwood, Of the Thirty-second
Bunting, Of the Thirty third, and Hooker, Of
he Thrty-fourth, were not In the army.
John r. Fellows, Of the Sixth District, sery.
ID in the rebel army in the LIST Ark, and as
Assistant Adjutant and Inspector. General In
Gen. Van Don's army.
Amos J. Cummings, Of the Ninth District.
was q boy in Walkers Filibusterers, and Ser
Of the Goth N. J.
Joseph J. Little Of the Twelfth District was
Corporal. Sergeant, and First Lieutenant In a
New York regiment during the war, and Is a
member Of Lafayette Post, New York City.
John II. Ketcham, Of the Sixteenth District ,
vent in as Colonel Of the 10th n. Y, and be.
anne Brigadier- and Brevet Major.
General.
Charles Tracey, Of the Nineteenth District
eryed in the Papal Zouaycs in Italy.
John NJ. Viewer, Of the Twenty-nrst Dis
riot. served in the Army Of the Cumberland
Turing the war.
Newton N. Curtis, OF tho Twenty second
District, went out as Captain In the 10th MY:
,ecamo Colonel Of the l42d ". Y, and com.
handed a brigade In the Tenth Corps. Was
'revetted Brigadier and Major General for
,allant services. lie 10 Past Department
Of the New York GAR.
George w. Ray Of the TWenty-sixth Dis
riot, was private in the 9Oth N. Y.
II. ii. Rockwell, Of the Twenty-eighth Dis