Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-07

and was wounded at Lees Mills, where
he lost his right arm.
Mr.. Allen. of Mississippi, served as n
private throughout the war in the Con-
federate army. MI Catchinss of the
same state. served through the war. Mr..
Henry was i'm the Sixth Mississippi In
fantry. and became a major.
Mr.. Pearce. Of Missouri. was captain I'm
one of the New York artillery companies,
becoming a major.
Mr.. STROBE Of Nebraska. was a private
| in the Fiftieth Illinois Infantry, and was
one of the soldiers in Sherman's march
| TO the sea. He was not mustered out
until the close of the war.
Mr.. Gardner,of New Jersey, served for
| four years i'm the Sixth Volunteer Regi-
ment Of that State, and Mr. Howell
| served three years in the Twelfth.
Mr. Vehslage was in the Third New
| York Cavalry. Mr.. Cummings was with
! Walker in the last Nicaragua invasion,
! and was sergeant-major i'm the Twenty
sixth New Jersey Infantry during the
! civil war. Mr.. Shannon was i'm the Fifth
| Maine Volunteers throughout the war.
| Mr. Low served i'm the North Atlantic
| Squadron as ensign. Mr. Ketcham was
colonel Of the one Hundred and Fiftieth
| New York and brigadier-general. Mr..
| Ray was i'm the Ninetieth New York, Mr..
! Gilet I'm the Eighty-siXth, and Mr.. Wads-
| worth was on the staff Of General g. X.
| Warren. Mr. Alexander served three
| years as a private.
Mr. Linney, of North Carolina. was
| private in the Confederate service. and
! was wounded at Charlottesville
| Congressman Shattuc, Of Ohio. was I'm
! the Union army; Mr. Meekison served
| three years I'm the Fourth United States
| Artillery; Mr.. Fenton was In the Ninety
! first Ohio Regiment. and was severely
wounded at Winchester; Mr.. Lybrand
was in the Fourth Ohio Infantry. and
| was at Cedar Mountains Charlottesville.
! Gettysburg and the battle of Lookout
| Mountain, being twice wounded. and Mr.
| Danford was in the Fifteenth Ohio In
fantry, becoming a captain at the close
| Of the war Mr.. Norton enlisted in
| 1862 and served until the end Of the war
| Mr.. Grosvenor served for four years and
commanded a brigade at the battle OF
Nashville.
Mr.. Bingham, Of Pennsylvania, was
wounded at Gettysburg at Sp0tsylvania,
and again at Farmville; he was lieuten-
ant I'm the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment,
| and was mustered out as breyet brgadier-
| general Mr.. Young served I'm the
| Gettysburg campaign. Mr.. BrOsius, In
the Ninety-seyenth Pennsylvania. was
wounded at the battle Of Bermuda Hun
dred. Mr.. Brumm was IN the Seventy
sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers. Mr.
Mahon was in the Twenty-frst Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry. and was seriously wound
ed. Mr.. Hicks served two years at the
front in the Union army. Mr.. william
Alexis Stone was a second lieutenant IN
the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment
Mr. Capron. of Rhode Island, served in
the Second Infantry Of that State
Mr. Elliott. of South Carolina, serveC
throughout the war I'm one Of the Pal
metto State regiments. as did Mr.. Talbert
his colleague, and Mr.. Strait was n
the Sixth South Carolina Infantry. Mr.
Norton served throughout the war an,
| was wounded severely. on one occasion
minie-ball passed through his body.
Mr. Knowles. of South Dakota. en-
listed as a boy IN the Sixteenth Maine
| and served three years In the Army Of
the Potomac. He was prisoner ii
Libby prison. at Belle Island, and al
Salisbury.
Mr.. Gibson. of Tennessee. was in th,
commisary service Of the Federal army
from 1863 TO 1868. Mr. Richardson was il
the Forty-ffth Tennessee Infantry Con
federate. and Mr.. Cox was colonel n
/ General Forests command. Mr. Pierre,
was also a Confederate soldier, and wal
wounded and taken prisoner.
Mr.. Burke. of Texas, served in the Con-
federate army in Georgia cavalry regi-
ment Mr. Lanham was IN the Third
! South Carolina Regiment. Mr.. Sayers
| was four years az the front. and Mr.
Kleberg was in Tom Green's cavalry
| brigade i'm 1864 ana lobo.
Mr. Grout, OF Vermont, was heuten'
ant-coloneI OF the Fifteenth Volunteers
of that state.
Mr.. Jones. OF Virginia. took part In
the final defence OF Richmond as a cadet
Mr.. Lamb served through the entire wal
| in the Confederate army, and was Pc
peatedly wounded. Mr. Walker was cap
tain of the Pulaski Guards and after