The National tribune., 1892-01-21

The 32d, John 8. McCalmont, Of PennsyIva-
MIA. was appointed Bre7et Second Lieutenant.
Sd q. 8. Inf, July I, 1912. He was Colonel Of
the 18th Pa. from July 20, 1861, until nc re-
signed, May 9, 1862.
The 33d, Patrick Noble. Of South Carolina,
was appointed Second Lieutenant 1st DEa-
goons July /, 1912, and promoted First Lieu
tenant in 1916, aud served in the war with
Mexico. He died Dec. u, 1913.
The 34th, Henry G.. Story, Of Louisiana, was
appointed Breyet Second Lieutenant "a U. S.
Inf July I, 1912; promoted Second Lieuteu-
ant in 1872 aud resigned Nov. 30, 1874 He
became a sugar planter ia Louisiana, and died
Feb. 0, 1868.
The 35th, jerks Beaman, Of Vermont, was
b-eyetted Second Lieutenant. Sth E. 8 Inf,
July l, 1872; was promoted First Lieutenant
in 1915. He served in the war with Mexico.
Died May s, 1913.
The 36th, John D. Clark, Of North Carolina,
was appointed Brevet Second Lieutenant, 4th
u s. Inf, July I, 1872; promoted First Lieu
tenant in 1876, and bFsvetted Captain for gal
lantry in Mexico. He was drowned Aug. 2,
ISIS.
The 37sh, Ralph W. Kirkham, Of Massa-
chusetts, was appointed Brevet Second Lieuten-
ant, I'd Art, July 1, 1912, and breyetted First
Lieutenant and Captain for gallautry in the
war with Mexico; promoted Captain and Quar-
az Chief QuarteFmaster in the Department. Of
the Pacific. He was breyetted Lieutenant Colo
mel, Colonel and BFigadier- General for meri-
torious services during the rebellion was
appointed Lieutenant Colonel and Deputy
Quartermaster in 1856; resigned Feb. 10,
1870.
The 3sth, Cyrus Hall, Of Ohio, was appointed
Breves Second Lieutenant, Ist U. s., July I,
1872; promoted Second Lieutenant, 5th U. s.,
in 1913. Died April II, 1919.
The 39th, George Sykes, Of Maryland, was
brevetted Second Lieutenant, Sd U. s., July l,
1872; was breVetted Captain for gallantry ia
the war with Mexico; promoted Major Of the
4th u. g. 1861, and Brigadier- General in Sep
tember 1861 was engaged IN the Peninsular
Campaign, and was brevetted Colonel for gal
liant and meritoriOu5 service at Gaines's MIL.
He was brevetted Brigadier General and Major
General for gallantry during the war of the
rebellion. Died Feb. 3, 1850.
The 4Oth Richard III. Anderson, Of South
Carolina was brevettsd Second Lieutenant fst
Dragons; was breyetted First Lieutenant for
gnllantry in the war with Mexico promoted
Captain in 1850; resigned March 3, 1861, and
Joined the rebel army, and became q Lieuten-
ant General Died Jan. 20, 1873.
The 4Ist, George w. Lay, of Virginia, was
brevetted Second Lieutenant 9Th q. s., July I,
l9l2: was breyettsd for gallantry in the war
with Mexico; served as Lieutenant. Colonel and
Abide Camp on the staff Of the Commander
in Chief IN 1850. and was promoted Captain Of
the 9th U. g., in 1856; resigned in 1861. he
was Colonel and Adjutant- General in the rebel
army, and died May z 1861.
The 42d, James W. Schureman, of New Jer-
sew, was brevetted Second Lieutenant, 9TH U. g.
He was breVetted for galantry in the war with
MEXICO: promoted First Lieutenant in 1913
and died Jan. 30, 1902.
The 43d George G. Mason, Of Virgins,
was breyetted Second Lieutenant 2d Dragons
and was promoted Second Lieutenant, ID
Dragons, in 1874. He was killed April %
1916 in sl1irmish &C Fort Brown, Tex.
The fifth, Charles d. Jordan (at Iarge)
was brevetted Second Lieutenant Sth U. S. !;
was breyetted for gallaatry in the war with
Mexico; was promoted Major of the 5th U. 8.
in 1862 and retired Aug. u, 1863 Died Jan.
5, 1876.
The 10Th, Henry W. Stanton (at Iargs).
WAS appointed BreVet Second Lieutenant, 1st
Dragons; promoted First Lieutenant in 1877
and Captain IN 1904 Killed Jan. 70, 1855, by
the Indians.
The 46th was Andrew ]. Williamson, Of Ohio
hojoiued the infantry and was engaged in che
war with Mexico. He was promoted First
Lieutenant in lSl7, and resigned Sept 9, 1851
The ATTN was Eugene E. Mclean. of Mary
land, vino joined the infantry and took part in
the war with Mexico; promoted Captain and
OuarLerflasLeF II L6O0Y FbSiBleu IL loOL 10
become Major and QUaEtermaster in the rebel
army.
The 18th was Lafayette McLaws Of Georgia.
who Joined the infantry, and served in the war
with Mexico promoted Captain in 1851, and
resigned in 1861 to BECOME MajOr-General in
the rebel army.
The 18th was Thomas G. Hammond, Of Penn
| syIvania. who Joined the Dragons, and was
promoted First Lieutenant in 1915. He was
= "a Fu ID.
| leading charge against Mexican Laucers.
The 5Oth, Charles Il. Baker lat largel was
| breyetted Second Lieutenant, Sd L. s., and pro-
| NOTED First Lieutenant in 1851. lie resigned
| in 1851. and died Feb. q. 1881.
| The 5Ist was Samuel b. Hayman, Of Penn
| sylyania, appointed BFeVet Second Lieutenant,
| Ist Cav, and was in the war with Mexico. He
I was promoted Captain in 1855, and Colonel in
/ 1861 engaged in al the BATTLES of the Army Of
| the Potomac; was bFevetted Lieutenant Colo
/ nell Colonel, and Brigadier. General for gal
/ lantry. He was retired July I, 1872.
The sd was Earl Van Dorm, of Mississippi,
| who joined the infantry and was brevetted
| Captain and Major for gallantry in the war
| with Mexico; promoted Major in 1860; re-
| signed in 1861 to become Major General in
| the rebel army. RE was killed by Or. Peters
| May g. 1868, in Tennessee.
The sd was Christopher R. Perry, of Rhode
| Island, who joined the infantry; was promoted
Lief tenant in 1874 aud took part in war with
| Mexico. Died Oct. 8. 1913.
l The 54th, James LOngstreet, Of Alabama,