The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-01

thirteen months : prisoner 81 Wal. AZ hndsr.
s2nVtlle. being taken there from Belle Isle.
s.peyoursh nS MsiGT st IN.
ward became Colonel OF the Forty.siKth Fed
aontsns lends no soldier to Congress.
Both the Senators from Nebraska wers gal
liant soldiers: Charles henderson Of Omaha
Nineteenth Ohio inis .trJ,. and fought under
Ger. Mcclellan IN West Virginia and after.
%on the o. rs sai A " Gs % the
Major, Lieutenant Colonel, and Colonel. heinR
n command Of the regiment at the battle Of
Joys Station IN is5i, and sfterWsrd breretted
BriGsdler- General o I volunteers for gallant
Ing The WsP william 1 VIne.Ds Alien q Maui
son, his colleague in the Senate, was private
last Ave months 81 his service was on the stat
OF the .li congfss.mep from Nsbrasks only
%ck.ishs IN 'p Of Rea 'cond Jeroey%s n.'G He
served as q private In the Eleventh Illinois
Nevada has no war Representative.
~, New hampshire has none In the senate ,ns and
w. gsir IN sas prsSto
fapsiI hhor fHd LsSsnHnG0sns Of the
OF service lie was wounded at FORT Hudson.
=, Neither Of the New Jersey Senators served in
were soldiers The 6tst Is John !. Gardner Of
S.N, o sSsn 2 I !ssss u
serysd ,hfoushout TIA me war ~ me second lis s
George Bragg Fielder Of Jersey. CITY, lie
was a private IN the Twsnty-arst New Jersey
Sergeant MAJOR and lieutenant lie, was
wounded and taken prisoner in the assault on
Neither Of the senators FROM New York had
any sssySs IN the sSf% Vera o n us .hir6yon
Edgar sickies Of New York city. lie entered
the army as Colonel Of the First Excelsior
nalvn. com manding his brigade. Ia the Third
Corps He wa. afterward made Maor-Gen;
chance clio Iiorsviiis and uettys6ufg At Gettys.
burg he lost a leg. After this he corr
%"ndsd the b. Ns iGna Caro-
t. now on The retired Lat OF the army y, with
burg. He sntered the army as Captain OF the
sixteenth New York volunteers Le served IN
and was aftsrwsrd Colonel OF the li2d New
York. He was commissioned brigadier- Gen
He was m ds a BriRadier-Gen for gallant
be Ca. &.of By
further gallant and meritorious services. He
and and had Command in southwest Virginia in
on May Z. 1852. and lost his left ere in tn.
Plattsburg entered the Union army when 10
years old and served as private In the Army
GEORGE VI. RAY Of Norwich was q private in the
Ninetieth New York Volunteers. Charles W.
.sts Sew q A York Ss .ns
Adjutant Of the regiment: James W. Walls
worth OF Geneseo Jumped from Yale College
the stan OF Gen. G. K. Warren to the close OF
the war. John u. Graham Of Brooklyn served
Heavy ARTILLERY. and was com m issioned Major
and brevettod Lieutenant-Coi9neli Tor gallant
And srvle New c,y
unteers and WAS promoted to Sergeant Major.
feasrnt sender s"ldiss. ron MAJ, " Ransom o Weldon
entered the army az a Lieutenant-C Colonel, be-
fIP with es Vance OF
entered az Captain and hecame Colonel
f.4.r at. Soldiers. William 4. j. Branch H hO Of
Gen; F. hoEe. and Surrendered With JShn;
captured at Arkansas Post In lsja. After three
served until the close OF the war in Pet Gle.
tSs bse Of % ou 8SSa u
Rocky Mount ,snlisted in the Confederate
e. To- HI IL Srsss
b Alexander Of Charlotte enlisted
try He was afterward elected Captain OF Com
pany X Forty-second Infantry, and was In
Hoke at ths close OF the war. John S. nender-
Tenth North Carolina Regiment and served
North Dakota ha. no soldier in Congress
Ohio has one soldier senator. Calvin stewart
sixth Ohio Volunteers
OF her t.enty-one Representatives six were
ch.Gie: Hear5 GrosVsnor ~1 d Atnsn. H en-
tered the armyAs private In the eighteenth
Ssoa .nd and Siet sH.2. 41Si
siIs G.sTss Haisx ., Bsssyis was S9
ward became orderly Sergeant and Captain.
George W. Wilson Of London was commits |
fourth Ohio volunteers.' and was sfterward
made Captain Luther n; strong Of ksntoa
o MAJOR and. Lieutenant Colonel. He fought
10 most Of the battles OF III: Army
at the battle OF Nashville. brssEin g the bone.
q as q ss Sa. # Sa G
Vile. Darius D. Hare OF Upper Sandusky was |
p,:,s IN t Rs. ss9a sGs1. q q Rs S1i
vas a private In the lS6th Ohio Volunteers.
Oregon has no veterans In Congress.
IN the Senate He is Matthew STANLEY quay |
81 BEAVER Court House. q Lieutenant in the |
be- is4tS Psnnssia.ns s:uS sns Colonel OF
or her twenty eight Representatives seven |
we're Union soldiera The most dating ulshed |
3 Gen. Harry B nghap Of PhiladeIPhiI;; He
Volunteers He was wounded |
It Gsttysburg. Spottsylyania. and Farmvills, |
md was mustered cut OF service as q breyet |
brig adler General Marriott Brosius Of Lam |
,astsr was . private In the Ninsty-ssysnth |
PsnnsylynniA Volunteers. and was made SER |
yeant while engaged on the Edisto River. ne
vas In the AssAulting column on Fort Wagner. |
At Bermuda Hundred he was severely wound |
ID. and aitsrward commissioners Second |
for bravery on the field OF battle.
Ephraim NJ. Woomsr Of Lebanon was a pr-
rate In the Ninety-third PennsylyaniA Volun-
esrs. aud was made . sergeant. He wAs
sounded twice at Salem Heights. He lost his
90 in the Wilderness on May 3. 1864. Simon
2 WolVsrton OF sunbpry was a private
GERS and was AfterwArl a Captain IN the l
Regiment, ThAddeus NJ. Mahon /
u Cham bersburg was = private in the l2,nh |
and was AitsrwArd member Of
he TWenty-first Pennsylvania Cavalry. He
ought IN the Fifth Corps and vas seriously
wounded az Boydton plank road in 1854. Jo-
18th PennsylyHnlA Volunteers William
snAnt In the 18th psnnsJlVAniA Volunteers.