The National tribune., 1903-07-23

April "a, 1861, but few months after en-
| lstment entered the 4th u s. Art as
Second Lieutenant.
| Col. Almond r. Wells, 1st u. s. Cav,
volunteered in 1st Battalion, Nevada Cav.
as First Lieutenant and was mustered out
as its Captain. He entered the Regular
service as Second Lieutenant of the Sth
U. S. Cav.
Col. John Z. Babcock, Assistant-Adju-
tant General, enlisted in Co. G, 37th N
Y, May %, 1862, and became Sergeant,
and was mustered out as a Major, Jan.
/, 1865. He entered the Regular service
as Second Lieutenant of the 9TH U. S.
Cav, Jan. 22, 1867.
Col. Charles A. Coolidge, 7th U. s.,
enlisted in the Regular Army as pri-
vate, 10th u. S., Oct. %, 1862, and was
Lieutenant when the war closed He
continued in the service.
Col. Henry Lippincott, Of the Medical
Department, became an Assistant Sur
geon of the 9th Cal, May 1S, 1865, and
was mustered into the Regular service in
February, 1866.
Col. Cyrus S. Roberts, ID q. S., en-
listed as a private in Co. A, 22d n. Y,
Brevet Major, June s, 1865. He entered
the Regular service as Second Lieutenant,
18th U. S., May IL. 1866.
Col. ]. Milton Thompson, 23d q. S.,
enlisted as private in Co. q, 7th N. H.,
Nov. Z, 1861, and was mustered out of
the volunteer service as Captain of the
33d U. S. G. T., Jan. 81, 1866. He re-
entered the service as Second Lieutenant
of the 3Sth U. S., July %, 1866.
Col. Carle A. Woodruff, Artillery Corps.
entered the Regular service as Second
Lieutenant, I'd U. S. Art, Oct. %, 1861.
Col. David II. Kinzie, Artillery Corps,
was cadet in the Military Academy,
graduating with the class of 1861. He
entered the Regular service as Second
Lieutenant, 9TH U. S. Art, May IA, 1861.
Col. John N. Tiernon, Artillery Corps,
entered the Regular service as Second
Lieutenant of the Sd U. S. Art, Feb. 10,
1862.
Col. James Miller, 22d q. S., enlisted
as a private in Co. B, 50th Mass, Sept.
IL, 1862, and was mustered out as First
Lieutenant, Nov. IA, 1865. He entered
the Regular service as Second Lieutenant
of the 10Th U. S., Feb. %, 1866.
Col. David ]. Craigie, 18th U. S., en-
listed as a First Lieutenant in the Sth
Iowa, Sept. u, 1861, and was mustered
out Sept. 19, 1865, as Captain and A. A.
G.. He entered the Regular service as
Second Lieutenant of the 18th U. S., May
II, 1866.
Col. -. heus II. Bowman, 25th U. S.,
enlisted as Captain Of the 91st Pa, Dec
3, 1861, and was mustered out Nov. 8,
1865, as First Lieutenant of ID Pa. Art
He entered the Regular service, July =,
1866.
Col. Edmund Rice, 10Th U. s., entered
the volunteer service as Captain of the
18th Mass, Aug. %, 1861, and was hon
orably mustered out as Lieutenant-C Colonel,
June so, 1865. He entered the Regular
Service July %, 1866, as First Lieutenant
Of the 10th U. S.
Col. Charles G. Penney, Goth U. S.,
enlisted as a private in Co. @, 10th Ohio,
Aug. 16, 1862, and was mustered out as
Captain of the 51st U. S., June 16, 1866
He entered the Regular service as Second
Lieutenant of the 3Sth U. S., July 2S
1866. -
Col. Jesse C. Chance, ith U. S., enlisted
as private in Co. e, 10Th Ohio. Aug. y,
1862, and was mustered out as Second
Lieutenant of the 103d q. S. Col. Inf,
March II, 1866.
Col. Theodore F. Forbes, 9th q. S.,
enlisted as Corporal of Co. G, 102d N. Y,
Nov. 8, 1861, and was mustered out as
Second Lieutenant of the Veteran Reserve
Corps, Oct. II, 1866.
Col. Daniel D. Wheeler, Quartermaster's
Department, entered the volunteer service
as Second Lieutenant Of the 4th Vt, Sept
q, 1861, and was mustered out as Breyet
Colonel, Oct. 10, 1866. He entered the
Regular service as Second Lieutenant of
the 1st q. S. Art, May II, 1866.
Col. James w. Reilly, Ordnance De
partment, was a graduate of the Military
Academy, Class Of 80, and entered the
Regular service as Lieutenant In the
Ordnance, July II, 1868.
Col. John A. kress, Ordnance Depart
ment, elitered the volunteer service as