The Sunday globe., 1901-07-07

rallied his regiment, accompanied it in
a second charge, and in recognition of
his galantry and example, the general
commanding released him from arrest.
A comrade presented him with sword
and he continued in the action at the
head of his regiment until he was un-
horsed, received two sabre cuts, a gun
shot wound and was taken prisoner.
Carter, John j., I'd Lieut.. Co. b, 33d
N. Y. Inf, Titusville, Pa. While in
command Of a detached company, see
ing his regiment thrown into confusion
by a charge of the enemy, without or
ders, made a countercharge upon the
attacking column and checked the az
sault. Penetrated within the enemy's
lines at night and obtained valuable
information. Antietam, Md, Sept. IL,
/ 1862.
Carter, Mason, Capt. Co. b, 5th u.
S. Inf, and Bvt Maj. U. S. A., Bronx.
willie, N. Y. Led a charge under a gal
/ ling fire, in which he inflicted great
loss upon the enemy. Bear Paw Noun
/ tain, Mont, Sept. 80, 1877.
Conner, Richard, Co. f, 9Th N. j.
/ Vol Inf, 426 e. Thompson ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa. The flag of his regiment
having been abandoned during retreat,
ne voluntarily returned with a single
companion under a heavy fire and Sc
cured and brought off the flag, his COM
panion being killed. Bull Run, Va,
Aug. 80, 1862.
Copp, Chas. D., Co. &, 9th N. II. Inf,
Clinton, Mass. seized the regimental
colors. the color-bearer having been
shot down, and, waving them, rallied
,..e regiment under heavy fire. Fred
ericksburg, Va, Dec. 13, 1862.
Cummings, Amos. j., Sergt. Maj
26th N. Y. Inf, 80 Charlton St., New
York. N. y, rendered great assistance
in the heat Of the action in rescuing q
part Of one of the field batteries from
an extremely dangerous and exposed
position. Salem Heights, May A. 1868
Corliss, Stephen p, Bvt. Col. U. s
Vol, 211 Hamilton St., Albany, N. "
raised the Gauen colors, and, rushing
forward in advance of the troops
placed them on the enemy's works
South Side r. r., Va, April 2, 1865.
Crocker, Henry H., Capt. Co. F, "a
Mass Cav, 113 e. Washington Ave
Washington, n. j.; voluntarily led
charge, which resulted in the capture
of fourteen prisoners and in which he
himself was wounded Cedar Creek
Va, oct. 19, 1864
Embler Andrew H., Maj, U. S. Vol
and A. d. c. Bvt. Lieut-Col, U. S. Vol.
New Haven, Conn; charged at the
head Of to regiments, which drove the
enemys main body, gained the cres
of the hill near the Burgess house, anC
forced barricade on the Boydtor
road. Boydton Plank Road, Va, Oct
Doody, Patrick H., Sergt. Co F
164th \. Y. Inf, 140l Webster Ave
New York, N. Y; after making sue
cessful personal reconnaissance, HI
gallantly led the skirmishers in
night attack, charging the enemy ant
thus enabling the pioneers to put VI
works. Cold Harbor, Va, June Z, 1864
Homan. Conrad, Cos A and ID, 29tl
Mass Inf, SaxonUle Mass. tough
his way through the enemy's lines will
the regimental colors, Near Peters
burg, Va, July 30, 1854.
Howard, Hiram R., Co. b, llth Ohl'
Inf, Point Pleasant, w Va; scaled tn
enemy's works, and in hand-to'han'
fight captured a flag. Misslonar'
Ridge, Tenn, Nov. 25, 1868.
Cutcheon, Byron NJ, Lieut.. and Cap'
Co. B, goth Mich. Inf, Maj. 1t. COL
Grand Rapids, Mich; distinguishe'
, gallantry in leading his regiment in
b charge on a mouse occupied by the en-
emy. Horseshoe Bend, KY May II
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