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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

A D JUT A N T- G ENE R A'L

OF THE

STATE OF NEW YORK.

TRANSMITTED TO THE LEGISLATURE JANUARY 4, 1871.

ALBANY: THE ARGUS COMPANY, PRINTERS. 1871.

STATE OF NEW YORK.

No. 10.

IN ASSEMBLY,

January 4, 1871.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. STATE OF NEW YORK:

EXEOUTIVE DEPARTMENT ~ ALBANY, January 4, 1871. 5 To the Assembly: I transmit herewith the report of the Adjutant-General of the State of New York, for the year ending December 31,1870. JOHN T. HOFFMAN.

REPORT.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATEOF NEW YORK, ~ ADJUTANT-GENERAL'SOFFICE, ALBANY,January 4,1871. To His Excellency JOHNT. HOFFMAN, Governor and Commander-in- Chief : SIR.-I have the honor of making the following report from this department for the year ending with December31s~,1870. The efficient and otherwise satisfactory condition of the National Guard, of which I spoke in my last annual report, has continued to characterizethe organizationduring the past year, and in many respects there has been great improvement. Indeed (it may be fairly assumed that), never before, in time of peace at least, has this important branch'. of the State government enlisted the interest of the people so much as at present; and the result is, that in localities where heretofore little, if any, disposition has existed on the part of either the local authorities or the citizens to aid the National Guard, great interest is now manifested, and liberal appropriations of money have been made. It is a matter of great importance to the State and to the country, that the National Guard should be maintained in such a state of discipline and efficiencyas will make it available incase of emergency. To keep it in such condition will require an annual appropriation from the State of two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000). The cities and towns in which the various organizations are located, contribute liberally toward their maintenance. The officersand soldiers of the National Guard render volun- tary service at very considerable personal sacrifice of time and money, for which the exemption from jury duty and from a trifling amount of taxation, is no compensation. It 6 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

is hoped that the Legislature will manifest its interest in this organization by always making the necessary appropriations. I speak confidently of the present condition of the National Guard because I have gained thorough knowledge of it from personal inspection of most of its organizations during· the past year. In addition to your reviews of the First, Second and Third divisions; and of the Twenty -fourth, Twenty -eighth and Thirty -firs,t brigades; and of the Thirty-fifth regiment; which took place in the fall, and in all of which I had the honor of assisting, I reviewed and inspected during the month of June last, the First, Second, Third, Fifth and Eleventh ··.brigades,and the First Brigade of Cavalry. Having been present at so many reviews and inspections, I can speak personally, therefore, of the efficiency of these citizen soldiers in drill and discipline. In some instances, the brigade evolutions were so admirably executed that they would have done credit to regular troops.

ORGANIZATION. During the past year the following changes have been made in the organization: One brigade and one regiment of cavalry, five regiments of infantry and one battalion of artillery have been disbanded; seven regiments of infantry have been reduced to battalions; and one regiment of infantry and one battery of artillery have been organized . .And now the National Guard consists of eight divisions, twenty-four brigades, two regiments, one battalion, and seven separate troops of cavalry; two battalions and eleven separate batteries of artillery; thirty -nine regiments and seven battalions of infantry; and the grand aggregate of the force is twenty-four thousand, two hundred and eighty-five (24,285) officers, non-commissioned officers, musicians and privates.

ENCAMPMENTS AND TARGET PRACTICE. During the past year there have been several encampments of organizations of the National Guard. lam impressed. with the belief that the advantages derived in the short time that can be devoted to these encampments are more than counterbalanced by the great expense to the State which attends. them, and the inconvenience occasioned by ANNUAL REPORT OF'THE ADJUTAN'PGENERAL. 7 the loss of time and consequent injury to business to which the officers and men are subjected by reason of their absence from their regular pursuits for several consecutive days. Field days for target practice, at which the men might obtain a perfect knowledge of the weapon with which they are armed, and acquire confidence, skill and efficiency in its use, would, in my opinion, be preferable, and inure in a much greater degree to the benefit of the service. The mere routine of camp life will be easily learned when the troops are called to active duty.

UNIFORMS A.ND EQUIPMENTS. The Military Code, enacted at the last session of the Legislature, changed the mode of furnishing uniforms. Instead of issuing them directly by the State, through the Quartermaster-General's Department, as was done under previous laws, provision is now made for an annual payment to each organization (to be devoted exclusively to the procuring of uniforms) of a sum equal to five dollars for every non-commissioned officer, musician and private, who has, during the year, paraded the number of times required by the Military Code. To inaugurate this new system fairly, and to place all on an equal footing, the several organizations have been completely uniformed and equipped. To do this required a, larger expenditure than was anticipated. I shall, therefore, be compelled to ask the Legislature for an appropriation, to supply the deficiency which exists; but I confidently believe that the allowance for such purpose, which can be' made hereafter from the annual appropriation of two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000), will aid the organization so' much, if the service required by the Military Code be rendered, that the renewal of uniforms, when necessary, can be readily accomplished.

BREECH-LOA.DERS. Now that the superiority of breech -loaders has been so fully demonstrated in actual warfare, it seems to me that there should be no further delay in exchanging the muzzle.; loading rifled muskets, with which the infantry of the National Guard is armed, for the most approved arm of the~ 8 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. kind loading at the breech. Referring to what is contained in my last annual report relating to this matter, I would now remark that, although I still hope that there may be recovered from the United States, on account of the war claims, a sufficientsum, in excess of the special tax due from this State, to pay the expense of the proposed.exchange of arms, there is so much unavoidable delay in getting those accounts settled, that I would recommend that an appropriation be asked for, to accomplish the object at once.

STATE ARSENALS AND ARMORIES. The Legislature having declined to adopt the recommendations contained in my last annual report that all the arsenals and armories belonging to the State, other than those located in the cities of New York, Albany and Buffalo, should be turned over to the county authorities of the localities in which they are situated, and that those authorities be required to take care of them, it became necessary during the past year to expend a considerable sum of the money appropriated for military purposes in making the repairs required to preserve the property; and there yet remains much to be done in that way to put the build- ings in good condition, and annually thereafter some money will be needed to meet the cost of the repairs indispens- able to their preservation. The additional land required for the purposes of the State arsenal in the city of New York, the proceedings for taking which, by the right of eminent domain, had been commenced at the time of making my last annual report, and of which I therein spoke, has been obtained, and all the provisions of the special act relating to that arsenal, passed in 1869, have been complied with. BUREAU OF MILITARY STATISTICS. The Bureau of Military Statistics has remained during the past year under the same charge as when I last reported, and continues to give entire satisfaction to this department and to the public. In renewing the lease of the building occupied by this bureau, I obtained a reduction of three hundred dollars ($300)in the rent, and it is now twelve hundred dollars ($1,200)per annum. ANNUAL REPORT OF "THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 9 In connectionwith the affairs of this bureau I have further to report that, in compliance with the paragraph of the appropriation bill, chapter 281, Laws of 1870, which reads as follows: "The money belonging to the Military Record Fund, on deposit in the A.lbany City National Bank, and in the Mechanics' and Farmers' Bank in the city of A.lbany, together with the accrued interest thereon, shall be paid over by the said banks respectively, to the Treasurer of the State, on the order of the Comptroller; and the latter officer shall, from time to time, invest the same, together with the money now in the State treasury belonging to the Military Record Fund, so that at least six per cent interest shall· be derived therefrom; and in his discretion he may make such investments in bonds issued by any of the cities of the State. The revenue derived from such investments shall be devoted exclusively to paying the expenses of the Bureau of Military Statistics in the Adju- tant-General's Department." The said moneys were with- drawn, and all were so well invested that the income of the Military Record Fund will hereafter meet the annual expenses of the Bureau of Military Statistics so long as they are kept within the three thousand dollars appropriated therefor, and I can see no reason why those expenses should be increased.

STATE MILITARY AGENOIES. With respect to the business formerly conducted.by the State military agencies, and which, devolved upon this department on the abolition of those agencies, I have to report as follows: The amount of United States paymasters' checks, pen- sion certificates,and treasurer's certificatesin hand, January 1st, 1870, as stated in my last annual report, was nineteen hundred and twenty dollars and fourteen cents ($1,920.14); amount received during the year, two thousand two hundred and sixty-four dollars and sixty-nine cents ($2,264.69); amount delivered during the year, two thousand four hundred and sixty:-eightdollars and sixty-nine cents ($2,468.69); amount remaining to be delivered, one thousand seven hundred and sixteen dollars and fourteen cents ($1,716.14). 10 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1812. The Legislature having, at its last session, made a further appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) for redeeming certain certificates issued to the soldiers of the war of 1812, a large amount of business relating thereto has been transacted in this office during the past eight months.

The number of certificates allowed in 1869, was . 2,629 The number of certificates allowed in 1870, was . 541

Number of certificates thus far allowed . 3,170

Amount of principal of certificates allowed in 1869 . $135,834 93 Amount of principal of certificates allowed in 1870 . 28,044 99

Total amount of principal of certificates thus far allowed $163,879 92

Amount apportioned on the certificates allowed in 1870 to equalize them with those allowed in 1869, and which latter had been in part paid...... $10,327 20 Amount apportioned on the same under appropriation of 1870 ...... •...... 15,340 02

$25,667 22

Total amount apportioned on certificates allowed in 1869 $74,297 06 Total amount apportioned on certificates allowed in 1870 25,667 22 Error in apportionment of 1869 corrected out of appropriation of 1870 " . 35 72

$100,000 00

Percentage of 1869 $36 82 37-100 on $100 Percentage of 1870...... 54 69 68-100 on $100

$91 52 05-100

WAR CLAIMS .AGAINST THE UNITl

CONCLUSION. After another year's experience in the office which I have the honor to hold, and referring to what I said in con- cluding my last annual report, I heartily renew the expres- sions of my feelings with respect to the individual members of the National Guard, therein contained. Their continued and increased interest and exertions have encouraged me in every new step that I have taken, and have materially light- ened my labors, which otherwise might have proved burden- some. The credit of the improvementwhich has been made, is mainly due to their efforts, and it rests with them not only to sustain the high reputation which the organization now enjoys, but also to still further increase its efficiency. For the active aid and co-operation which Colonel John B. Stonehouse,Assistant Adjutant-General, and Major Alfred H. Taylor, Chief Clerk, and the other clerks and messengers in this office have rendered me, they deserve my warmest thanks; and they are entitled to the fullest commendation for the zeal and diligence with which they have discharged their duties. 12 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTAN:zt.GENERAL. The appendix accompanying this report is referred to for further information in detail. All which is respectfully snbmitted, and I have the honor to remain, Your Excellency's obedient servant, FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant-General. ------~ ------

DOCUMENTS

ACCOMPANYING 'l'Il1ll

REPORT

Oll' 'rilE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

APPENDICES ACCOMP.ANYING THIS REPORT.

A. Reports of division and brigade commandants.

B. Report of 001. J. B. Stonehouse, Assistant Adjutant-General, as to the condition of the claims of the State of New York against the United States for war expenditures. O. Report of Miss L. Dempsey, in charge of Bureau of Military Statistics. D. Register of the military force of the State of New York.

E. Abstract of muster and inspection rolls for the year 18'10,by re~iments, brigades and divisions. F. Recapitulation of the military force of the State of New York.

G. Table of military districts. H. List of commissions issued during the year 18'10. 1. General orders and circulars issued during the year 18'10. The annual reports of the Inspector-General and of the Paymaster- General, will be found at the end of this volume.

(A. ) REPORTS OF DIVISION .AND BRIGADE COMMANDANTS.

HEAD·QU.AJ.{TERSFmsT DIVISION, N. G., t NEW YORK, December 1, 1870. f GENERAL.-In conformity with paragraph 528, General Regula- tions, I have the honor to make the following report of division parades and meetings, made and held in pursuance of orders from these head- quarters during the year ending Dec~mber 1, 18'70 : July 4th, 18'70, division parade. September 30th, 1870, division parade, Farragut obsequies. October 26th, 1870, meeting of officers for instruction. October 28th, 1870, division parade, reviewed by Commander-in- Chief. I take the occasion of forwarding this report to call your attention, to several subjects, some if not all, of which I have discussed ver-- bally with you before. The artillery attached to this command, consists of two mounted\ and two foot batteries. The first are all uniformed and equipped) with the exception of red blankets, an addition which I consider hot. only of great importance to their appearance, but a part of their· equipment which they could not do without if called into service. I would, therefore, respectfully urge that the proper orders may iSsue to have both batteries supplied with them or an equivalent, as soon as possible. The foot batteries are in good condition, well manned and officered. There are certain changes in the running gear of both of these which I have heretofore recommended, and which I think of sufficient importance to bring again to your notice in this official way. I would like to suggest that it would be in accord with the progress of the times, if one of these batteries should be armed with the new breech-loader, Gatling patent, or the Mitrailleuse, which has done such effective service in the Franco-Prussian war. Battery" G" has two guns in good order and two in not very good condition.. Two of these guns might be transferred to battery" C," thus increasing it. [Aesem. No. 10.] 2 18 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. to a full battery of six guns. The other two might be turned into the ordnance department or retained by battery" G" and its com- plement made up by the addition of four Mitrailleuse. It would be the better plan, I think, to arm battery "G" entirely with the Mitrailleuse, rather than have two characters of guns in one command. The advantage to be derived from this change will, I consider, be so well appreciated at general head-quarters that Ido not think it necessary to enlarge further upon it. I believe it to be the policy of the State to arm the National Guard with the most approved weapons; and I would therefore strongly recommend that this command be supplied with the most approved pattern of breech-loading muskets. The superiority of this weapon has been so well proven, and the efficiency of the corps would be so much promoted thereby, that I hope the suggestion may meet with the consideration which, in my opinion, it deserves. The matter of a parade ground for the First Division is a eubject which increases in importance every year. There is now no suitable place within the near vicinity of this city sufficiently large to manamvre the division upon. During the present year several of the brigades have proceeded to Prospect Park, Brooklyn; and once, on the occasion of a review to His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, the whole division was ordered out. By an inspection of the consolidated report forwarded for that review, it will be seen that not over one-half of the strength of the command paraded. The distance being so great, the expense incurred so heavy, and the time occupied in getting there 80 long, prevented this large number from going. Again, should the whole command have turned out, the space is not large enough to ,manomvre them. Therefore, to enable the division to perform any ,service that the State may require of them, I deem it essential that they should have some place where they can be practiced in field manamvres, etc., so that they may be ready at any time to perform any duty th~t may be called for with credit to themselves, the National Guard, and the State. Very respectfully yours, ALEXANDER SHALER, Hajor- General. .ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANp..GENER~L. 19

HEAD~QUARTER8SECONDDIVISIONN. G., t BROOKLYN,January 6, 1871. f GENERAL.-I have the honor to inclose herewith my report, at required by section [\28, General Regulations. This report has been delayed both by reason of my continued illness and by non-receipt of documents and returns which I desired to embody; but I am compelled to close my report omitting them. I am, General, very respectfully, Your obedient servant, JNO. B. WOODWARD, Hajor- General. Major-Gen. FRANKLINTOWNSEND, AdjutCl/l'l;t-GeneralS. N. ~,Albany.

HEAD-QUARTERSSECONDDIVISIONN. G., t BROOKLYN,December 19, 1870. f GENERAL.-In compliance with section 528, General Regulations, I have the honor to report that during the year just passed the following division parades and meetings have been ordered: 1. JJivision Parade.-The division was ordered to parade on Fri- day, the 30th day of September, to participate in the obsequies of the late Admiral Farragut, U. S. N., which took place in the city of New Y Qrk upon that day. The day proved an exceedingly stormy one; and owing to a provision made by the Grand Marshal, that in case of storm the parade would be postponed, the commanding officer of the Eleventh Brigade dismissed his command, after assuring himself that the storm would continue. The following troops, therefore, only paraded, viz. : Thirteenth Regiment Infantry...... Cot Fred. A. Mason. Fourteenth Regiment Infantry...... Cot W. H. De Bevoise. Twenty-third Regiment Infantry...... Cot Rodney C. Ward. Twenty-eighth Regiment Infantry...... Col. Joseph Burger. Separate Troop Cavalry, Second Division. .. Capt. McCarty. Separate Troop Cavalry, Fifth Brigade ..... Capt. Kayser. 20 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE A DJUTA N'JLGENERAL.

Together with the division commander and his staff. The troops were under the immediate command of Brig.-Gen. Thomas S. Dakin, Fifth Brigade, who was accompanied by a full staff. The several regiments mustered in good strength, and performed their duties in a most commendable manner. I regret to be compelled, however, to report that very great loss was sustained by the troops in damage of uniforms worn. 2. lJivi8ion Review.-The division was reviewed by His Excel- lency the Commander-in-Chief, at the Prospect Park parade ground in this city, on the 18th day of October. The entire division was present upon the ground, ahd the review was conducted as provided for by form 1, article 2, appendix I, of Upton's Infantry Tactics. The several organizations paraded in average strength, and exhibited a great improvement since the review of the previous year, especially in the matter of uniform and equipments, the Thirteenth, Twenty- third, Twenty-eighth and Forty-seventh Regiments of Infantry wear- ing their newly-adopted full-dress uniforms. 3. Meetings for In8truotion.-On the evenings of the 7th and 14th October, the commanding officers and adjutants of the several brigades, regimentB, batteries and separate troops cavalry were assembled at division head-quarters and instructed in the duties of their several offices, and especially in relation to the forms of review. 4. Brigade Review8.-The Adjutant-General reviewed and inspected the Eleventh Brigade, Brig.-Gen. J. V. Meserole commanding, at the Prospect Park parade ground, on the 9th of June; and upon the 21st of June he reviewed and inspected the Fifth Brigade, Brig.- Gen. Thomas S. Dakin commanding. The division staff paraded on both of these occasions. 5. Annual Inspeotions.-The several organizations in this command were assembled for inspection and muster between ths 23d and 31st daye of October. The following table shows the number present and absent, and the totals compared with last year's muster: .ANNUAL REPORT or THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 21

1870. ~ 0; ... ~as ~ COMMANDS. ~ ~ ai Q,) e ~ Q,) i u C) 0 ~ Poi"" ~ E-l E-l .:1 A ------FIFTH BRIGADE. 3 ..... Thirteenth Regiment Infantry ...... 426 71 497 494 36 Fourteenth Regiment Infantry...... 217 192 409 373 306 123 429 500 ...... "'7i Twenty-eighth Regiment Infantry •.. , ..... , .. 5 Troop Cavalry ...... , ...... 80 25 105 110 ......

ELEVENTH BRIGADE. 102 Twenty.third Regiment Infantry ... , ...... 324 128 452 554 194 ooi90' Thirty-second Rei"iment Infantry ...... 264 120 384 ..··i Forty-seventh Regiment Infantry ...... 285 101 386 394 54 8 62 59 3 ..... Troop Cavalry ...... ·.· ...... 13 ..... Howitzer battery ...... ···;· 34 35 69 56 SECOND DIVISION., 42 18 60 66 ...... fi Battery A ...... 72 2 Battery B ...... 57 13 70 55 42 97 85 '''if . .... Troop Cavalry ...... •.•...... •.•••...... ------2,144 876 3,020 2,957 257 194

Showing a gain of sixty-three as compared with the total strength of the same organizations at the inspections of 1869. 6. HU8ter Out and lJisbandments.-The following changeB have been made in this division during the year, in compliance with orders from general head-quarters: The Fifty-sixth Regiment Infantry was disbanded, the officers rendered supernumerary, and the enlisted men to the number of 386 mustered out of service on the 7th day of March. The Second Regiment of Oavalry was disbanded, the field and staff officersand officers of troops E and H rendered supernumerary, the enlisted men of Troops E and H to the number of ninety-eight mustered out of service on the 3d day of March. Troop A, Captain F. H. Kayser, has been attached to the Fifth brigade, and is now designated as "Separate Troop Oavalry, Fifth Brigade." Troop D, Oaptain John Kreuscher, has been attached to the Eleventh Brigade, and is now designated as "Separate Troop Oavalry,. Eleventh Brigade." Troop 0, Oaptain Thomas McOarty, has been attached to these head-quarters, and is now designated as " Separate Troop Oavalry, Second Division." The First Battalion Light Artillery has been disbanded as a battalion organization, the field and staff officersand officersof battery 0 rendered supernumerary, and battery 0, comprising thirty-four enlisted men,mustered out of the service on the 3d day of March. Batteries A and B have been retained, are now attached to these head-quarters, and are designated as "Batteries A and B, Second Division." '[ Parade Return8 from Uniform Fund.- The returns required 22 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTA.NT-GENERAL.

by section 113 of the Military Oode, showing number of enlisted men who have made at least seven parades during the year ending December 1st, have been forwarded to the Adjutant-General's office the following number returned as having complied with the law: Thirteenth Regiment Infantry...... 275 Fourteenth Regiment Infantry...... 171 Twenty-third Regiment Infantry...... 253 Twenty-eighth Regiment Infantry...... 380 Thirty-second Regiment Infantry...... 270 Forty-seventh Regiment Infantry...... 235 Separate Troop Oavalry, Fifth Brigade...... 101 Separate Troop Oavalry, Eleventh Brigade...... 60 Separate Troop Oavalry, Second Di vision...... 67 Battery A, Second Division...... 44 Battery B, Second Division...... 62 Howitzer Battery, Eleventh Brigade...... 32

Total...... 1,950

The above shows a total of 1,950, which is about two-thirds of the enrolled strength of the division. In conclusion I desire to express my appreciation of the efforts made by the commanding officers of the Fifth and Eleventh Brigades, and to congratulate them upon the evident improvement they have effected in their commands during the past year. JNO. B. WOODWARD, .Major- General. To Major-General FRANKLINTOWNSEND Adjutant-General State of New York.

HEAD-QUARTERS FIFTH DIVISION, ~ NATIONAL GUARD,S. N. Y., KINGSTON, .J)ecember 15, 1870. Major-General TOWNSEND, Adjutant-General, State of New York: GENERAL.-I have the honor to submit the following report of the operations of this division during the current year. The One Hundred and Third Regiment, 001. Lamb, of the Nineteenth Brigade, went into camp at Norwich, on the 20th of Sep- tember. Accompanied by my staff I reviewed the regiment on the 23d of September. Gen. Rhodes, the brigade commander, and his ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 23 staff were present. Co1. Lamb is 3: veteran officer and a thorough disciplinarian, and his regiment needs only opportunities for drill to become one of the best in the division. It performed the following prescribed movements very creditably: Marching in line of battle, wheeling by fours in march, and advancing in line of battle in opposite directions, doubling column and deployments, forming and reducing square, breaking from line of battle into column by wheels, and by right and left of companies, changes of frout, etc., etc. The manual of arms was very fairly executed. The Eighty-sixth Regiment commanded by 001. Meech and composing part of the Eighth Brigade, commanded by Gen..Geo. Reach, assembled for inspection at Catskill, on the 26th of September. I revie'fed the regiment on that day. The drill and discipline of the regiment are not as good as they should be. Many of the officers appeared to be ignorant of their duties, while others were inattentive. The regiment is composed of a splendid body of men, and with a moderate degree of study and energy on the part of the officers,would become a regiment they might well be proud of. Movements similar to those required of the One Hundred and Third Regiment, were executed; some well, others very poorly. The Twentieth Regiment, Col. Van Rensselaer, also in the Eighth Brigade, paraded at Kingston, on the 27th of September, and was reviewed by me on that day. Many of the officers and men of this regiment are veterans, and the appearance of the battalion was very fine indeed. The execution of the prescribed movements was done with spirit and generally with accuracy. I reviewed the Twenty-first Regiment, 001. Smith, at Poughkeep- sie on the 28th of September. This regiment is also in the Eighth Brigade. Its appearance was unusually fine, and its discipline and drill speak well for the devotion and efficiency of its officers and the intelligence of the rank and file. The battalion movements above mentioned were well executed, as were also a variety of company movements by different companies of the regiment. Dutchess county is fortunate in the possession of so fine a body of citizen soldiery. Gen. Beach and his staff were present at the reviews of the regiments of his brigade. On the 29th of September, I reviewed the Nineteenth Regiment at Newburgh. This regiment is commanded by 001. Dickey, an intelligent and efficient officer, and shows in its drill and discipline, the fruits of his diligent training. A Qommissioncomposed of three officers of 24 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AJJJUTANT-GENERAL.

my staff, directed to report to me which of the regiments of my division is, in their judgment, entitled to the guidon awarded to the best regiment of each division by the State Military Association, flay: "In the comparison of the different regiments, the commission would give the preference to the Twenty-first for discipline and attainments in the school of the soldier and company, and to the Nineteenth for battalion manceuvres. The difference in the attainments of the two regiments was, however, more marked in battalion manamvres than in their appearance as soldiers and drill in company movements. Upon the whole, therefore, the Nineteenth Regiment would seem to be entitled to the guidon." I concur in the conclu- eion at which the commission arrived. On the 30th day of September, I reviewed the Ninety-first ~egiment, 001. Wood, at Middletown. The day was exceedingly inclement and but about one hundred men were present. It would not be just to the regiment to indulge in any severe criticisms upon its appearance under the very unfavorable circumstances in which I saw it. I hope to have a better opportunity of forming an opinion of it at the next review. Both these regiments were in Gen. Wm. R. Brown's brigade, who was present with his staff at the several reviews. On the 25th of November, the Third Regiment, 001. Fay, made its first battalion parade at Yonkers. Much to my regret I was unable to be present. Oolonel Westbrook, my A. A. G., and several other members of my staff, attended and reviewed the regiment. Oolonel Westbrook reports to me concerning this regiment, that" its ranka were comparatively (it being a new organization) well filled with men of larger size than ordinary, and of soldierly appearance. The uniforms, which were of grey cloth, were very handsome. The march in review was fair; and a few battalion movements from line to column, and subsequent deployments, were executed with spirit, though from the recent organization of the regiment it could hardly be expected to compete, successfully, for the guidon. The muster and inspection resulted creditably; and the officers of the regiment exhibited satisfactory evidence of ability to forward its drill and discipline. It would seem, however, to be desirable to have no departure from the established uniform of the division." General Ryder, the brigade commander, was present with his staff. I beg leave to incorporate the following extracts from the report of .the commission already referred to :

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" In summing up the generaLattainments of the regiments of this division, it is manifest that opportunities for battalion drills are sadly wanted, and that while many of the officers and men are eminently qualified for the discharge of their duties, many more of the number have shown themselves deficient in theoretical as well as practical instruction. "In regard to the brigade commandants and staff, it may be ()bs~rvedthat from the fact that only isolated regiments have been reviewed this year, sufficient opportunities have not been afforded to observe their drill and discipline. It i~ proper to remark, however, that they have uniformly presented a fine appearance, and have , seemed familiar with~he few duties they were required to perform on the field. " The commission would especially commend the thorough inspection of Gen Brown, by whose inspector every arm was handled, and accoutrements examined, and every name called and present, or absent, marked on the muster-roll. Your commission would observe that, owing, doubtless, to the want of time, this duty was not always thus performed; but, at the same time, they would expressthe opinion that it should be made imperative at every annual inspection. "In conclusion, this commission would observe that their opportunities have been quite limited for the proper discharge of the duties intrusted to them; which duties could only be thoroughly discharged in a camp of instruction in this division district, as contemplated by paragraph 157 of article 10 of the Code of 1870." In a division district embracing fourteen of the so-called rural COlInties of the State, with a force of about 2,500 officers and men dispersed through it, the difficulty of frequent battalion drills is manifest. It sometimes takes an entire day to travel from one extreme of a battalion district to another; and men cannot, in imch circumstances, lueet frequently for drill. Even an annual parade of but one day is almost useless for purposes of drill and discipline. It is in these districts that camps of instruction should be established, or at least the troops should go into camp by brigade for at least five days every autumn. To the brigade and regimental commanders of my division, I feel under many obligations for their uniform courtesy, and for the cheer- ful alacrity with which they have complied with all orders f1'0111my head-quarters, and for the respectful deference they have invariably shown me. 26 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

To the members of my staff, and especially to 001. Westbrook, A. A. G., 001. A. J. Olements, Engineer, 001. R. Loughran, Surgeon, Lt.-Oolonel John Denenbacher, Ohief of Artillery, Lt.-Ool. B. Gage Berry, O. S., and Majors H. D. Laflin and James H. Everett, Aides- de-Oamp, I am greatly indebted for the intelligence and industry which they have brought to their several departments. In a division with a territorial extent of 300 miles in length, by near 200 in breadth, the duties of the staff are not sinecures. None of these officers have traveled less than 600 miles in attending the reviews of the current year; while the distance traveled by some of them, especially by 001. Berry, greatly exceeds that. Yet the 10SB I of time, the fatigue and expense incurred in the discharge of their duties, have been cheerfully borne, while each officer has seemed to maintain a friendly rivalry with his brothers of the staff, for the highest degree of excellence in those qualities which distinguish the officer and gentleman. I remain, General, very respectfully, Your obedient servant, THEODORE B. GATES, Maj.-Gen. Oommanding.

REPORT OF EVOLUTIONS Practiced in the First Brigade, First Division, N. G. S. N. Y:, commanded by Brig.-Gen. William G. Ward, for the year ending 1st December, 1870, pursuant to paragraph 527 General Regula- tiona. Un~er instructions from division head-quarters a class was formed, consisting of the field officers of the brigade and the brigade staff, for instruction in the sword exercise, during the drill season of 1869 and 1870, which was fairly attended, and to which Oapt. Rowland M. Hall, of the brigade staff, was assigned as instructor. Some twelve meetings of the class were held and considerable progress made, as evinced by the more correct and graceful salutes given by the mounted officers of the brigade at the several reviews held during the year. The field officers and adjutants of regiments and the brigade staff were also assembled for theoretical instruction, on the 30th of May, at the armory of the Twenty-second Infantry, when the proposed evolutions for the brigade field day were thoroughly explained and illustrated. . ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 27

The brigade was paraded for review by the Adjutant-General, and general instruction, at Prospect park, Brooklyn, on the 10th of June. The weather proved exceedingly inclement, violent showers succeeding each other with but short intermissions during the entire day; despite which, the command turned out in a very satisfactory manner, and, with the section of artillery nine-ponnders from Battery K, First Division, under command of First Lieut. Hoelzel, which was detailed to the brigade, performed its duties in true soldierly style. The ground bein~, as may be imagined, exceedingly wet and slippery, the evolutions intended to be executed were necessarily dispensed with, except the review, the firings, and a few changes of position. About 30,000 blank cartridges for small arms and fifty rounds of blank cannon cartridges were expended. Great steadiness was shown by the entire command, and much improvement was manifested, many of the volleys from the First, Twelfth, Twenty-second and Seventy-first Regiments being perfectly delivered; the file firing, also, being steady and well maintained. The brigade also paraded with the First Division on the 4th of July, being reviewed by Brig.-Gen. McDowall, U. S. A.; on the 30th of September, the occasion of the Farragut obsequies, when the endurance and spirit of the command was again severely tested by a. heavy rain storm; and on the 28th of October, at Prospect park, being there reviewed by His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, previous to which the brigade was reviewed in deployed line by :Major-Gen. Alexander Shaler, commanding the division. The books and records of thp. several regimental head-quarters, and of the company commanders of the brigade, have been twice inspected by Major E. Gilon, of my staff, and much improvement has been shown. The booka and records of the Twelfth, Twenty-second and Seventy- first Regiments are nearly or quite in perfect order, and reflect much credit upon those responsible for their condition. The inspection of the several regiments comprising the brigade was ordered and executed by regiment, a full report of which has been duly made by Major Gilon. I annex statement of present and absent at each of the paradeB of the command, subscribing myself, Very respectfully, W. G. WARD, Brigadier-General Commanding. PARADES.

10TH JUNE, 1870. 4TH JULY, 1870. 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1870. 28TH OCTOBER, 1870. Present. Absent. Total. Present. Absent. Total. Present. Absent. Total. General and staff .....•...... •...... •...... ------Present. Absent. Total. 6 5 11 ------First Re1iment ...... " ...... 7 4 11 5 ------193 196 389 236 6 11 8 3 --- Twelfth egiment ...... 283 165 401 .... 11 190 473 242 235 · .. ·449· Twenty-second Regiment .... '" •.•...... •.. 395 153 477 197' .. ··252· .... 265· .. ··183· ..... "448 Sixty-ninth Regiment ...... ••... '" 548 325 232 557 282 299 581 378 220 598 396 Seventy-first Regiment ...... • '" ..... 357 223 580 183 210 606 226 233 459 279 372 555 258 273 Seventy-ninth Regiment ...... 136 179 458 238 213 531 176 312 182 184 451 472 255 727 Section Battery" K," First Division ...... 85 816 99 145 244 ...... 125 117 242 ...... Total •..•...... •.•...... ------...... 1,521 1,252 2,773 1,628 ------1,172 2,800 1,100 1,208 ------85 2,308 1,524 1,041 2,565 1,556 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 29

HEAD-QUARTERSSECONDBRIGADE,N. G. S. N. Y., t NEWYORK,December 15, 1870. f Major-General FRANKLINTOWNSEND, Adjutant-General, State of New York: GENERAL.-In pursuance of paragraph 527, General Regulations, I have the honor to transmit herewith the annual reports of the regimental commandants of the Second Brigade, N. G. S. N. Y. Besides three division parades, this brigade paraded on the 3d day of June, 1870, at Tompkins square, in the city of New York, on which occasion the brigade had the honor to manamvre in the presence of the Adjutant-General and Inspector-GE»leral. The brigade being formed on three sides of the square, the Fifth and Sixth Regiments facing south, the Eleventh Regiment facing west, and the Ninety-sixth and Eighty-fourth Regiments facing north. The following evolutions were performed: 1st. Opening and closin~ ranks. 2d. Advance in line of battle by different fronts. 3d. March by retreat in line of battle. 4th. March by the flank in advance and retreat. 5th. Column of fours to right into line. 6th. By company, right wheel, march in advance, and retreat and halt. 7th. Reform line of battle. 8th. Column by battalions,at twenty paces on first battalion, right in front. 9th. To advance in column of battalion and retreat. 10th. Deploy column of battalion. 11th. By the right of companies to the rear, with column. 12th. To half distance, close column. 13th. Form divisions and close in mass, on first division, first battalion. 14th. Line of masses on first division, first battalion. 15th. Advance and march in retreat in line of masses. 16th. Halt and rectify the alignment. 17th. Oolumn of masses on second battalion, right in front. 18th. Line of massea on third battalion. 19th. To form square echelon on third battalion, at thirty paces, right battalions forward. 20th. Echelon into line of masses on fourth bAttalion. 30 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

The review and inspection preceded the foregoing evolutions of the line, and was closed with a dress parade as per appendix. II. Upton's tactics. A short parade through the city, closed the exercises of the day. The field officers, the brigade staff and adjutants of the several regiments of this brigade, were assembled for instructions on January 5th and 19th, on February 2d and 16th, on May 27th and 31st, in the manual of the sword, the school of the battalion and brigade. Brigadier-General W m. Seebach, Oommissary of Subsistence, of the Governor's staff, deceased, having formerly served in this brigade, he was buried with full military honors; the regimental commanders requested a parade of the whole brigade on June 13th, 1870. This brigade paraded on the' 30th of September, to participate in the obsequies of the late Admiral D. G. Farragut, in this city. By General Orders No. 11, from Division Head-quarters, this brigade paraded on October 28th, for the review by his Excellency John T. Hoffman, Oommander-in-Ohief, at Prospect Park, Long Island. By General Orders No. 28, from General Head-quarters, and Divi- sion IIead-quarters No. 13, the Third Regiment of Oavalry, 001. John H. Budke, was transferred to this brigade, and the colonel haa reported for duty to the undersigned. I have the honor to be, General, Your obedient servant, , LOUIS BURGER, Brig.-Gen'l Second Brigade, N. G. S . .N. ~ ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 81

(E.) REPORT

COLONEL J. B. STONEHOUSE, ASSISTANT ADJUTANT·GENERAL, AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE CLAIMS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK AGAINST THE UNITED STATES FOR WAR EXPENDITURES.

AnJUTANT-GENERAL'SOFFICE, t ALBANY,December 30, 187'0. f To Major-General FRANKLINTOWNSEND, Adjutant- General: GENERAL.-I have the honor to make the following report of the condition of the" War Claim" of the State of New York against the United States: At the date of my last report, December 28, 1869, the balance of this claim unadjusted was...... $932,132 82 Of this amount there has been audited and passed to the credit of the State since that time as follows: Augnst 19,1870 · .. · $7'9,184 45 December 29, 187'0...... 525,866 84 605,051 29

Leaving still unsettled , , ...... $327',081- 53

Included in thisamonnt" unsettled" is an item of $131,186.02, interest on Comptroller's bonds, which, although admitted to be a. just and equitable charge, requires the action of Congress before it can be allowed. Deducting this sum from the balance unadjusted at this date there will remain of the claims presented but $195,873.51 to be passed upon by the Treasury Department. The amount of indebtedness of the State to the United States has been increased during the year 1870 by the following items, viz.: 32 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTAN'JlGENERAL.

Amount charged on account of Ira Harris hospital .... $102 90 Amount charged on account of clothing, Quarter- master-General Department . 41,220 83 Amount charged on account Medical Department . 18,510 25 $60,433 98 ==~ So that the present condition of the account is as follows: Amount due United States on direct tax, December 28, 1869...... $934,212 66 Charged as above in 1870...... 60,443 98 --- $994,706 72 Deduct amount allowed in 1870...... 605,051 29

Balance unsettled...... $389,655 43 ===== It will be seen that nearly two-thirds of the amount remaining unsettled in December, 1869, has been allowed and passed to the credit of the State during the year 1810. To accomplish this has been a work of great magnitude. The accounts were complicated to an extraordinary extent by the transfer and retransfer of property from one officer to another; by the partial allowances and suspensions by three different departments of the general government at three different settlements; and by filing a great portion of the original vouchers and statements at Washington, of which neither copies nor duplicates could be found. The vast number of items in these accounts, and the imperfect manner in which the records of the several State departments were kept in the early part of the war, and the loss of many vouchers during the eight years which have intervened since this claim was first presented, has all tended to make the prosecution of it most difficult and embarrassing. Some idea of the amount of work which has been necessary in perfecting these accounts may be formed from the fact that the objections raised by the Treasury Department cover nearly 5,000 pages of foolscap paper; th~t in the preparation of answers to these objections it has been necessary to examine, critically, over 20,000 vouchers and statements, as well as the records of the several military departments of the State, covering the time from the commencement to the close of the war. It has also required persistent personal application to a large number of officers residing in this and neighboring States for A.NNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 33 their signature to vouchers and other papers required by the account- ing officers of the treasury. I cannot speak too highly of the persevering industry and ability of Captain F. M. Butler, who has had charge of these accounts at Washington. He has been faithful and efficient, and by his persistent personal effort and good judgment has overcome difficulties which, at one time, seemed almost insurmountable. The additional claims against the United States for war expenditures, referred to in my last report, amounting to between $400,000 and $500,000, I hope to have ready for the action of the authorities at Washington at any early day. I am, General, very respectfully, Your obedient servant, J. B. STONEHOUSE, Assistant Adjutant- General.

[Assern. No. 10.J 3 34 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

REPORT OF MISS L. DEMPSEY,

IN CHARGE OF BUREAU OF MILITARY STATISTICS.

BUREAUOF MILITARYSTATISTICS,{ ALBANY,January 2, 1871. f Major-Gen. FRANKLINTOWNSEND, Adjutant- General: GENERAL.-I have the honor to submit for your information the following statement of the transactions of this bureau for the year 1870. Very respectfully, LIZZIE DEMPSEY, In charge of Burea1f1of Military Statistics.

FLAG RETURNEDTOTHE STATEARCHIVES. State flag of the Seventy-sixth Regiment New York State Volun- teers; deposited by J. E. Cook, late Colonel of Seventy-sixth Regiment.

From the following sources we have had the pleausure of acknow- ledging various contributions to the library of the bureau: Bureau of Statistics, Washington, D. O. Board of Supervisors, Essex county, N. Y. Fox, Simeon J., A. A. G. State of Oonnecticut. Quartermaster-General's Department, Washington, D. O. Russel, A. L., Adjutant-General State of' Pennsylvania. Smith, J. N., De Ruyter, N. Y. Stowitt, George II., Buffalo, N. Y. Taylor, A. H., Albany, N. Y. Watson, W.O., Port Kent, N. Y. Wilson, Mrs. A. M., Oanandaigua, N. Y.

The following individuals have generously donated to the museum and. portrait gallery of the bureau: .ANNUAL REPORT OF THE .ADJUTANP-GENERAL. 35

Angus, Mrs. W. H. Billson, Charles H., Albanv, N. Y. Drake, Charles H., New Haven, N. Y. Drummond, R. L., Victory, N. Y. Horn, Henry J., New York city, N. Y. McCullough, A., Chazy, N. Y. Read, John, New York city, N.Y. Slawson, Mrs. S., Albany, N. Y. St. John. Treadwell, G. ,H., Albany, N. Y. Woodrick, G. A. Among the interesting relics of war mementoes added to our collection during the past year are those bearing date of revolutionary times, war of 1812, the Mexican war, and our late civi~war. The volumes added to our library consist of histories of counties and of regiments, military reports and statistical tables; each valua- blefor the general information given, and as works of reference in our research for the glorious deeds of the past. Oil paintings, engravings and photographs, of officers and prhrates, have been added to our portrait gallery; while personal histories have been gathered, diaries and letters copied, to preserve more faith- fully the soldier's service in camp or on the battle field. We have also received general orders from the several military departments of the United States, and county papers from the differ,. ent counties of New York. From your careful interest in the greater preservation of the battle- scarred flags gathered here, we have not only realized a saving in their wear, but a saving of time, labor and expense. The number of visitors to the bureau during the year 1810 has been greater than that of any previous year since its organization, the whole number being about 35,000, ranging from 30 to 320 a day; the total showing an increase over last year of about 5,000. The I months giving the largest figures are September and October. The number we find upon our register books is about 9,000. As it is only at the pleasure of the visitor his or her name is recorded, some are f indifferent; while many become so interested in the collection, they unintentionally neglect to register their names; for these brief facts are but a faint expression of the people's interest in the memorials of our nation's sacrifices, struggles and triumphs.

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(D. ) REGISTER

OF THE MILITARY FORCE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

Brevet rank Q) .~ NAME. Date of rank. in the Residence. National Guard. % '6= ----,------1------P=l A 1 ,__ COMMANDER-I~·CHIEF. John T. Hoffman " . New York city. A

Jacob S. :r~~h~~~~~er::::al:...... Jan. 1,1871 .. Albany. Quartermaster- General. Robert Lenox Banks " .. .. Jan. 1, 1871. Albany. Paymaster- General. George J. Magee Jan. 1,1871. . Watkins. Oommissary- General Of Subsistence. Albert Stein way ...... Jan. 1,1871.. New York city. Aids-de- Oamp. Walter P. Warren Jan. 1,1871.. Troy. J. Townsend Connolly.. Jan. 1,1871 .. New York city. William F. Moller...... Jan. 1,1871. . New York city. Lester B. Faulkner...... Jan. 1,1871. Dansville. Herman Uhl Jan. 1, 1871.. New York city. FrankN. Lord Jan. 1,1871.. Rochester. Military Secretary . . .- ~...... " ......

GENERAL OFFICERS. Major-Generals. Tilley R. Pratt '" Jan. 26,1865 .. 4 Watertown. Rufus L. Howard...... Feb. 10, 1865.. 8 Buffalo. Alexander Shaler...... " . Jan. 24, 1867.. 1 New York city. Joseph B. Carr..... Jan. 24, 1867.. a Troy. Henry A. Barnum Jan. 24,1867 .. Theodore B. Gates...... Feb. 1, 1867.. 6 ~racuse. John Williams.. Jan. 20, 1869.. ~ R~~~~~~~~. John B. Woodward March 24,1869 .. 2 Brooklyn. Brevet Major-General. (By concurrent resolution of the Legislature of the State of New York, April 9th, 1866.) J. Watts DePeyster April 9,1866.. " Tivoli. • ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 37

Brevet rank Q) Residence. Date of rank. in the 1 NAME. National Guard. ~ ------Brigadier- Generals. . 23 6 Auburn. John H. Chedell . July 30, 1857.. 2 Flushing. Feb. 28, 1860.. 6 Charles A. Hamilton , 21 6 Utica. Sylvester Dering . May 12, 1863.. 6 Syracuse. June 10, 1863.. 24 John A. Green, Jr · .. · 13 3 Minaville. Elias A. Brown , . Sept. 18,1863 .. 5 Little Falls. Nov. 13, 1863.. 17 Zenas C. Priest., . 7 2 Southeast. April 8, 1864.. 2 Newburgh. April 8, 1864.. 22 ~ill~::1teB~~W"~::::::.::::::::::: 31 2 Buffalo. William F. Rodgers .. April 5, 1865.. 7 Corning. Feb. 15, 1866.. 20 Jacob H. Lansing . 2 1 New York city. July 30, 1866.. 6 Trumansbur~h. Oct. 10, 1866.. 28 *~~i:yB~.rY3~:i~·.::: ~::: ~::::::::.::: 3 1 New York City. Joshua M. Varian ··· .. Nov. 20,1866 .. 1 New York city. Dec. 24, 1866.. 1 William G. Ward .. 32 8 Lockport. Andrew W. Brazee .. Feb. 15, 1867.. 3 Albany. March 28, 1867.. 9 David M. Woodhall . 16 4 Watertown. Bradley Winslow , . April 4, 1867.. 3 Troy. May 4,1867 .. 10 Alonzo Alden . 8 5 Catskill. June 10, 1867.. 3 Salem. June 14, 1867.. 12 ~::e~e

ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

ADJUTANT-GENERAL. Major- General. Albany. Franklin Townsend ... , ... , . . . . . Jan. 1,1871. \ I

A.SSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENERAL. Colonel. 2,1864.. .. Albany. John B. Stonehouse May

ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENERALS OF DIVISIONS. Colonels...... 6 Syracllse. Andrew J. Smith ,. May 25,1867 .. Buffalo. 13,1867 ...... 8 Theodore Tyrer June 7 Rochester. 1,1869 .. . , ...... Theron F. Parsons Feb...... 4 Lowville. Henry E. Turner June 22,1869 .. Brooklyn. 20,1869 ...... 2 Henry Heath .. _...... Sept...... 3 Troy. Lee Chamberlin Nov. 5,1869 .. New York city. 10,1870 ...... 1 Wm. H. Cheesbrough ,. June ...... 5 Kingston. Cornelius D. Westbrook Aug. 24,1870 ..

A.SSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENERALS OF BRIGADES. Lieutenant- Colonels. 3 Albany. 30,1867 .. 9 John S. Dickerman .. April 16 4 Watertown. Charles H. Van Brakle . May 1,1867 .. 7 Corning. 3,1867 .. 20 D. W. Knight . May 2 Newburgh . 23,1867 ...... 22 Charles L. Brown · .. ·· May 28 6 Trumansburgh. Stephen Clough , . May 23,1867 .. 3 Troy. 25,1867 .. 10 Wm. E. Kisselburgh . May 12 S Salem. June 17,1867 .. William Robertson . 32 8 Lockport. June 21, 1867.. 5 Hancock. July 1, 1867.. 18 ~~~d:~K:1\fWh;:I~~::::::::::.::: 6 2 Oyster Bay. Charles H. Burtis .. July 25,1867 .. 6 Syracuse. Aug. 1,1867 .. 24 Ezra L. Walrath .. 17 5 Little Falls. James E. Curtis .. Aug. 17,1867 .. Somers. 2,1867 .. 7 2 James W. Bedell . Sept. 11 William J. Irwin ...... •...... May 8,1868 .. Colonei '.:::::::: 7,1868 .. 8 ~ ~~i~~W~' Joseph Cornell .. Sept. 2 1 New York city. John A Godfrey .. Jan. 28,1870 .. 1 1 New York city. James L. Anthony . Feb. 1, 1870.. 8 Buffalo. March 17,1870 .. 31 William S. Bull . 21 6 Utica. Benjamin R. Robson , .. March 23,1870 .. 1 New York city. April 1, 1870.. 3 William Seward, Jr . 25 7 Rochester. June 15, 1870.. William C. Stone . 19 5 S. Otselic. Hiram S. Wheeler.. . • . Aug. 7, 1870.. 3 Canajoharie. Sept. 10,1870 .. 13 David M. Kittle . 23 6 Auburn. Edward H. Avery .•...... Dec. 12,1870 .. 38 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

INSPECTOR-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Brevet rank NAME. Date of rank. I in the Rellidence. National Guard.

IN8PECTOR-GENERAL. ------Brigadier- General. James McQuade " .. .. Jan. 1, 1871.. Major-General.. . . utica. ASSISTANT INSPECTOR-GENERALS. Colon8l. John F. McQuade.. Jan. 1,1871.. Utica. Lieutenant- Colonel. Silas C. Greenman Jan. 1, 1869 .. Utica. INSP.IlICTORS OF DIVISIONS. Colonels. Oscar Folsom . May 6,1867 .. Alfred N eatie '" . May 8 Buff/do. 10,1867 .. 5 Ellenville. John O. Oarmichael.. .. May 25, 1867 .. Honry T. Ohapman, Jr . Dec. 6 Cortland. 28,1868 .. 2 Brooklyn. George Hylalld, Jr .. Feb. 1, 1869 .. Floyd Hoard " .. June 7 Dan8vilIe 22,1869 .. 4 Watertown. J. Henry Liebenau . Sept. 24,1870 .. Jacob O. Ouyler . Nov. 1 New York city. 15,1870 .. 3 Albany. INSPECTORS OF BRIGADES. Majors. S. Emmett Getty...... Feb. 15,1859 .. .. 7 James M. Johnson May 2 Yonkers . 18, 1864 ...... 81 8 Buffalo . John S. Olark Dec. 7,1864 ...... 23 Theodore F. Petrie. July 6 Auburn . 6, 1865 ...... 19 Abel G. Oooke...... Sept. 5 Norwich . 27,1865 ...... 24 6 Syracufle . Obadiah J. Downing...... Oct. 4,1865 .. Koert S. Van Voorhees...... Oct. 2 Mineola. 12, 1865.. C"oio~ei.:::.:::: 2~ 6 Trumansburgh. O. F. Wentworth '" Dec. 22, 1866 .. Colonel...... 3 Edward Gilon ...... April 1 New York city. 29, 181i7...... 1 1 New York city. 10, 1867 ...... 9 3 Albany . ~~{~~:a~~~~~~~~l.::::::::::':::: i~~:21, 1867 ...... 32 Georg-e O. Mead...... July 8 Cambria. 1,1867.. . 18 5 Walton. Edgar Russell July 8,1867 ...... 8 George T. Hollingworth.... July 5 CatSkill . 80,1867 ...... 21 6 Utica. Wm. H. H. Lintner Jan. 1,1868 .. Will Rumsey...... April 5 Little Falls. 4,1868 .. COlonei.: :: :: :::: 7 Bath. Henry J. Foster May 8,1868 .. ~6 ...... 11 2 Brooklyn. James Gibson, Jr Dec. 24,1868 .. George McComber...... May ...... 12 3 Salem . 8,1869 ...... 16 4 Watertown. Benjamin Ridley...... Oct. 18, 1869...... 25 7 Rochester . George H. Otis " ...... Jan. 19. 1870 .. William O. Dickel Jan...... 10 8 Troy . 28,1870 ...... 2 William H. Ooughlin / Sept. 12,1870 .. 1 I New York city. 5 2 Brooklyn. Warren T. Snell Sept. 15,1870 ...... I Seymour Birch Sept...... 22 22,1870 .. . 13 g ~~':f~~~. DEPARTMENT OF THE COMMISSARy-GENERAL AND CHIEF OF ORDNANCE. OOMMISSARY-GENERAL AND CHIEF I OF ORDNANCE. Brigadim'- General. Samuel Wm. Johnson...... Dec. 1,1~o...... I.I. Mamaroneck. ASSIST ANT COMMISSARY-GENERAL OF ORDNANCE. t Colonel. James Creney Jan. 1,1869...... Brooklyn. CHIEFS OF ARTILLERY. Colonels. Daniel W. Teller... .. March 17, 1870 .. Ira L. Beebe '" April 26,1870 .. 1 New York city. Gilbert H. Reynoldfl July 2 Brooklyn. 1,1870 .. 7 Rochester. John Denenbacher JUly 26,1870 .. John E. Marshall Sept. 5 Rondout. 6,1870 .. 8 Buffalo. ORDNANCE OFFICERS OF DIVISIONS. Lieutenant- Colonels. Joseph Egolf ...... May 4, 1867 .. ) George W. Wiggins May 4,1867 .. Chas. T. Redfield May : I Id~in8. 25,1867 .. 6 Syracuse. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 39

cD Brevet rank "C Residence. Date of rank. in the ~ NAMES. National Guard. .~ I. \ ~ tis 1------7 Rochester. William C. Bush · .. ·· Feb. 1,1869. 2 Brooklyn. John E. Fay March 25, 1il69 .. 5 8 ~~ffai~~ies. ~r~kiwtJi~~i~.::::::::::::::::::: ~~i5t.2~:~~~g::

ORDNANCE OFFICERS OF BRIGADES. Oaptains. 4 Watertown . 1. 1867 ...... " 16 Herbert E. Bates " May 2 1 New York city . .... , ...... Stephen D. O'Keefe...... May 10,1867 .. Cortland . 23,1867 ...... 28 6 . Abram P. Smith. May ...... 32 8 Lockport . 21,1867 .. Andes . John A. Wolcott ·· · June 1,1867 ...... 18 5 ...... 8 5 Prattsville. ~.o;~;e:: ::::: :::: :::~ ::::: ::: 8,1867 .. New Hartford. ~:~l ~~l~ 22,1867 ...... 21 6 Louis T. Sheritt July ...... 6 2 Deer Park. Horace F. Curtis · .. · July 25,1867 .. Sandy Hill. 31, 1867 ...... 12 3 John W. Wait... July ...... 24 6 Syracuse . Philip P. Middler Aug. 1,1867 .. ;.: Newburgh. 10,1867 ...... 22 G. Fred Wiltsie. Aug. 10 3 Troy. 26,1868 .. . " ...... William C. Winne , Feb...... 31 8 Buffalo . Gayer Gardner " .. .. April 15,1868 .. Albany . 6,1868 ...... 9 3 David A. Teller...... Oct...... 11 2 Brooklyn . M. Harry Moody...... Oct. 27,1868 .. Corning . 4,1869 ...... 20 7 Charles H. Thompson ,. Oct. 25 7 Rochester . 13,1869 ...... New York city. Joseph Requa ····· Oct. 17,1870 ...... 1 1 Samuel W.Bridgman,Jr \ Nov...... 5 2 Brooklyn. Ambrose H. Purdy Feb. 10, 1870 .. Norwich. 1,1870 ...... 19 5 Martin P. Vosburgh.... Sept. 3 Amsterdam. 10,1870 ...... , ...... 13 Cyrus B. Chase , Sept...... \ 23 6 Varick. Calvin Willers...... , ...... Dec. 12,1870 .. I

DEPARTMENT OF THE ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF.

ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF. New York city. Brigadier- General. 1,1871.. .. William M. Tweed, Jr...... Jan.

ENGINEERS OF DIVISIONS. Oolonels. 3 Troy. John H. Quackenbush May 4,1867 .. 4 Dexter. Horace O. Gilmore May 4,1867 .. 6 Syracuse. Stephen A. Estes , May 30, 1867 .. 2 Brooklyn. George C. Hall.. March 25, 1865 .. 5 Hancock. Addison J. Clements ·.·· Oct. 16, 1869 .. 1 New York city. Henry S. Kearney Sept. M,1870 .. 7 Rochester. Henry C. Frost July 1,1870 .. 8 Buffalo. Albert J. Barnard · · Sept. 6,1870 ..

ENGINEERS OF BRIGADES. jlfajors. 23 6 Auburn . Nov. 15,1862 ...... George W. Peck , ...... 21 6 Rome. June 15,1863 .. Newburgh . James Stevens ····· .. ·· 14, 1865 ...... 22 2 Charles Caldwell , . Jan. 31 8 Buffalo. April 4,1865 ...... George D. W. Clinton ...... 10 3 Troy. May 25,1867 .. Lockport. Gates H. Barnard .. 21, 1867 .. 32 8 Daniel W. Van Horn , June 18 5 Deposit . July 1, 1867 ...... " James II. Knapp...... 24 6 Syracuse. Aug. 1, 1867 .. Windh'm Cent'r. Horatio N. White , 3,1867 ...... 8 5 :Milo C. Osborn .. Aug. 17 5 Little Falls. Aug. 17,1867 ...... Albert Story...... • ...... 12 3 Salem. Aug. 24,1867 .. Hammondsport. William W. Baxter .. 1,1868 ...... 20 7 Charles D. Champlin...... Jan. 2 1 New York city. Feb. 20,1868 ...... Sidney E. Morse ········· ...... 13 3 Amsterdam. Effiingham H. Putman . July 16,1868 .. Brooklyn. 27,1868 ...... 11 2 Joseph C. Harding .. Oct...... 28 6 Trumansburgh. Dec. 21, 1868 .. 4 Watertown. Warren Ha18ey...... 2,1869 ...... 16 Alfred J. Casse . July 25 7 Rochester. Oct. 13,1869 ...... Arndt Rosenthal. " ...... 5 2 Brooklyn. William H. Thompson .•...... Nov. 22,1869 .. 1 New York city. 7,1870 ...... 1 John T. Denny , . Nov. 1 New York city. 15,1869 ...... 7 Edwin F. Cole · .. Dec. 3 1 New York city. Feb. 7,1870 ...... Abner Mellen Jr ...... 9 3 Albany. Oct. 22,1870 .. 5 NorWIch. Lansing Pruj'n, Jr · .. · 1,1870 ...... 19 Nathan P. Wheeler .. Sept. r 40 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE JUDGE-ADVOCATE-GE:NERAL.

Brevet rank ~. d NAME. Date of rank. .g in the ~ ~ Residence. National Guard. .;:: 'r;: ~ is JUDGE-ADVOCATE-GENERAL. Brigadier- General. James B. Craig Jan. 1,1871.. .. New York city. JUDGE-ADVOCATES OF DIVISIONS. Oolonel8. Azariah H. Sawyer...... Feb. 15, 1865.. Lyman K. Bass March 23,1865 .. 4 Watertown. John Oakey March 7, 1867.. 8 Buffalo. John W. Young May 10,1867 .. 1 New York city. Edward B. Lansing '" May 25, 1867.. 5 Cooperstown. John McConville Feb. 1,1869 .. 6 Auburn. Henry J. CUllen, Jr March 25,1869 .. 7 Rochester. Edgar L. Fursman Dec. 1,1870 .. 2 Brooklyn. 3 Troy. JUDGE-ADVOCATES OF BRIGADES. Major8. Alonzo G. Beardsley . Sept. 5,1857 ...... 23 6 Auburn. James W. Husted .. July 4,1860 .. John C. Hunt .. 7 2 Peekskill. June 9,1863 .. 24 James S. Davenport . July 6 Syracuse. 28,1864 .. 17 5 James W. Taylor .. Jan. 12, 1865.. Richfi'ld Springe Henry Sherwood " . June 6 2 Flushing. 1, 1866.. 20 7 Corning. George R. Schieffelin . Feb. 6,1867 .. Jerome B. Parmenter . May 1 1 New York city. 25,1867 .. 10 3 Richard Crowley .. June 21,1867 .. Tro · James B. Olney '" ...... July 32 8 Lock port. 8,1867 .. 8 5 Catskill. Harvey S. Bedell '" .. July 27,1867 .. John H. McFarland . July 21 6 Rome. 31, 1867.. 12 N. Curtis Marvin . Aug. 3 Salem. 24,1867 .. 18 5 Walton. Charles W. Sloat .. Sept. 27,186'1 .. Georg-e H. Fisher...... May 16 4 Pamella. 8,1868 .. 11 James T. Kilbreth .. April 2 Brooklyn. 8, 1869.. 3 1 Daniel W. Hurdley . Aug. 1, 1869.. New York city. 31 8 Buffalo. Albert G. Wheeler .. Oct. 13, 1869.. Gerard M. Stevens .. Feb. 25 7 Rochester. 1, 1870.. 5 2 Brooklyn. Philip F. Smith .. Feb. 15, 1870.. William H. Scovill '" May 2 1 New York city. 26,1870 .. 28 6 David H. Knapp . Aug. 7, 1870.. Binghamton. Giles H. F. Vau Horne . Sept. 19 5 Norwich. 10,1870 .. 13 Frederick T. Martin .. Nov. 3 Fonda. 15, 1870.. 9 3 Albany.

SURGEON-GE:NERAL's DEPARTME:NT. SURGEON-GENERAL.Brigadier- General. I I I I Jacob S. Mosher January 1, 1871...... ) Albany. SURGEONS OF DIVISIONS. Oolonel8. Feb. 16, 1848.. ro~l~eH?~~~o~':::::::::::::::::::: 8 Buffalo. April 15, 1865.. 4 Charles McMillan . March 7, 1867.. Ogdensburgh. Le Roy McLean . 1 New York ciiy. May 4,1867 .. 3 Troy. Robert Loughran .. May 10, 1867.. Roger W. Pease . 5 Kingston. May 25. 1867.. 6 Joseph M. Homiston . April 11, 1869.. Syracuse. 2 Brooklyn. Jonas Jones . May 1,1870 .. 7 Rochester. ~ SURGEONS OF BRIGADES. Majors. Georg-e J. Fisher...... Sept. 1, 1853...... Chas. N. Tuttle...... Sept. 7 2 Sing Sing. 1, 1858...... 23 6 Auburn. Eli Fox ...... May 13, 1859...... Matthew H. Burton ...... 17 5 Mohawk. June 15, 1860...... 10 11. Calvin West ...... June 3 Troy. Edward E. 15, 1863...... 21 6 Rome. Lee ...... May 8,1865 .. Oakman S. Paine ...... : : : : : : : : : : ...... 22 2 Newburgh. Dec. 22,1866 ...... 3 Joseph W. Robinson ...... Jan. 1 New York city. 1,1867 ...... 20 7 J. Delos Lewis ...... Tan. 28,1867 .. HorneJlsville. J. Mortimer Crane ...... 28 6 Trumansburgh. May 1. 1867...... 16 Jeptha R. Boulware ...... : : : : : : : : : May 4 Watertown. 9, 1867...... 9 Martin S. Kittinger ...... June 3 Albany. 21,1867 ...... 32 8 Lockport. William M. Bryce ...... JUly 1, 1867.. Lysander W. Kennedy ...... 18 5 Hamden. July 31,1867 ...... 12 Ebenezer R Mackay ...... " '" April 8 Cambridge. 10,1868 ...... 8 5 Catskill. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 41

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QUARTER:MAl\TER-GENERAL. Brigadier- General. 1,1871...... \ Albany. Robert Lenox Banks ······ Jan.

QUARTERMASTERS OF DIVISIONS. Lieutenant- Colonels. 4 Adams. Richard H. Huntington . May 4,1867 .. Kingston. :May 10, 1867.. 5 John C. Brodhead ····· .. 6 Syracuse. Moses SummerR , .. :May 25, 1867.. New York city. Dec. 19. 1868.. 1 George McQlure . 7 Rochester. Feb. 1; 1869.. Brooklyn. March 25, 1869.. 2 gh~~~p~&~iict:::::::::.::::::::::: Nov. 5,1869 .. 3 'John P. Kane ' . 8 ~~ilaio. Gibson F. Howard...... Sept. 6,1870 ..

QUARTERMASTERS OF BRIGADES. Captains. 6 Auburn . Nov. 15,1862 ...... 23 17 5 Little Falls. July 15, 1864. 2 Newburgh. ~:rhln~t?s;:~~~~Ok:::::::::::::::: Jan. 8, 1866.. 22 David A. Scott · .. · ·· 20 7 Bath. Reuben E. Robie .. June 1,1866 .. 6 Syracuse. July 6, 1866.. 24 Alonzo C. yates · .. · .. 32 8 Lockport. Eli S. Nichols .. ", •...... June 21,1867,. 5 Hamden. July 1, 1867.. 18 JameEl Launt · ······ 6 2 Flushing. July 25,1867 .. 3 Fort Edward. John Townsend ······· .,. July 30,1867 .. 12 David H. King . 2 White Plains. Sept. 2, 1867.. 7 William W. Pierson . 10 3 Troy. Henry S. Church. .. . . Feb. 11,1868 .. 8 Buffalo. April 15, 1868.. 31 S. Douglas Cornell.. .. 16 4 Watertown. Herbert D. Babbitt .. May 8,1869 .. 2 Brooklyn. May 14,1869 .. 11 S. Gilbert Evans .. 25 7 Rochester. Harvey P. Langworthy . Oct. 13, 1869.. 2 Brooklyn. March 9, 1870.. 5 Joseph H. Cunningham . 21 6 Utica. Rutger B. Miller, Jr ··.· March 23, 1870.. 1 New York city. June 1,1870 .. 2 Herman Geritzen .. 28 6 Ithaca. Uri C. Clark ,. .. Aug. 1,1870 .. 1 New York city. Sept. 14, 1870.. 3 John Howard Gray .. 13 3 Amsterdam. Chas. McDonald , . Sept. 22, 1870.. 3 Albany. Oct. 22, 1870.. 9 Chas. E. Van Zandt .. 19 5 Norwich. Henry W. Reynolds . Sept. 10,1870 ..

PAYMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

PAYMASTER-GENERAL. Brigadier- General. Watkins. George J. Magee ···· .. · Jan. 1,1871 ..

ASSISTANT PAYMASTER-GENERAL. New York city. John B. Leverich Jan. 1,1869 ..

DEPARTMENT OF COMMISSARy-GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE.

OO:MMISSARY-GEN'L OF SUBSISTENCE. Bri(Jadier- General. 1,1871. .. New York city. Albert Steinway Jan.

OOMMISSARIES OF SUBSISTENOE OF DIVISIONS. Lieutenant- Colonels. 4 Watertown. Alvin H. Hall May 4,1867 .. Norwich. 10,1867 .. 5 D. Gage Berry , May 6 Syracuse. Edwin W. Phillips May 25,1867 .. New York city. 19,1868 .. 1 Frederick Vilmar , Dec. 7 Rochester. William H. Ward Feb. 1,1869 .. 42 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENHRAL.

Brevet rank . d NAME. Date of rank. in the ~ .~ Residence. National Guard. .~ :~ ------11-- 1 P=l A _ Robert B. Woodward March 25,1869.. 2 Brooklyn. Ralph H. Plumb '" Sept. 6,1870.. 8 Buffalo. Robert C. Pruyn Nov. 15,1870.. 3 Albany.

COMMISSARIES OF SUBSISTENCE OF BRIGADES. Oaptains. James L. Leech Dec. 24,1864 ...... 24 (\ Syracuse. Herbert D. Rose March 25,1867 ...... Charles O. Le Count.... May 15, 1867.. 20 7 Hammondsport...... 7 2 New Rochelle. Daniel G. Brown...... May 23, 1867...... James L. Stone...... May 23,1867 .. 22 2 Newburgh...... Hazard H. Sheldon ...... June 21, 1867.. 28 6 'l'rumansburgh...... ~. 32 8 Niagara Falls. Moses S. Wilcox JUly 1,1867...... William H. Hamilton.. July 25, 1867.. 18 5 Jefferson...... 6 2 Flushing. James Smith Aug. 17,1867 ...... James L. Reynolds...... Aug. 24, 1867.. 17 5 Little Falls...... 12 3 Fort Edward. Darwin R. James May 8,1868 ...... John D. Probst...... May 27,1868 .. 11 2 Brooklyn...... 1 1 New York city. John W. Veeder '" Aug. 1,1868 ...... Charles E. Leland '" .. Oct. 6, 1868...... 13 3 Schenectady...... 9 3 Albany. George M. Weaver.. June 1, 1869...... Robert E. Sherlock...... Oct. 13,1869 .. 21 6 Utica...... 25 7 Rochester. Edward Moore. .. _...... Dec. 9, 1869...... Cornelius Platner Dec. 28,1869 .. 5 2 Brooklyn...... John Bloch March 1,1870 .. 8 5 Prattsville...... 2 1 New York city. James G. Patten June 9,1870 ...... Henry B. Harrington.. Sept. 1,1870 .. 10 3 Troy. James S. Chase Sept. 10,1870 ...... 19 5 New Berlin...... 31 8 Buffalo. Orren G. Staples Sept. 26,1870 ...... •••• •••• aa. 16 4 Watertown. ASSISTANT COMMISSARIES OF SUB- SISTENCE. Oaptains. John Toles . April 4,1867 .. William P. Roome .. ·····.aa.a·a • ... .. Cameron Mills. June 21, 1867...... ' •• a. New York city. Illaac P. Chambers .. Sept. 11, 1867.. ... a .••••••••••• .. New York city. Samuel B. Lawrence . Oct. 11,1867 .. Eugene T. Curtill " ...... New York city. Nov. 10,1868 .. ..a ••••••••••• Joseph J. Casey .. Nov. .. Rochester. 7, 1869...... New York city.

AIDES-DE-CAMP. AIDS-DE-CAMP OF DIVISIONS. Majors. Romeyn Freeman...... May 4,1867 .. 4 Watertown. Edward MasEtey . May 4,1867 .. James H. Hinman .. 4 Watertown. May 25, 1867.. 6 Syracnse. May 25, 1867.. g:Jr!u~se~~~~st:r ..::::::::::::.::: : 6 SyracuEtc. Oct. 14, 1868.. 1 New Ynrk city. George H. Clark . Feb. 1, 1869.. Henry E. Cranford . 7 Rochester. March 25, 1869.. 2 Brooklyn. Isaac F. Bissell. .. .. June 1,1869 .. Alfred D. F. Gale . 2 Brooklyn. May 23,1870 .. 3 Troy. Simeon Stittheimer . July 1, 1870.. James H. Everett .. 7 Rochester. Aug. 24,1870 .. 5 Kingston. Theodore D. Barnum . Sept. 6, 1870.. John R. Dobbins . 8 Buffalo. Sept. 16, 1870.. 8 Buffalo. John Mechan . Oct. 11,1870 .. 1 New York city. AIDES-DE-CAMP OF DIVISIONS. Oaptains. John Dunn May 25,1867 .. •••••• •••• a •••••• .. 6 Syracuse. Whitne Williams:::::':::::::::::: Feb. 1,1869 .. ••••••• •• • ••••• a. 7 Norris w . Mnnday ...... June .. Rochester. 29,1869 ...... 4 Watertown. Isaac F. Handy ...... '" May 3, 1870.. John W. Little ...... 3 Troy. Aug. 24,1870 ...... 5 Thomas Fairgrieve ...... '" Sept. Newburgh. 24,1870 ...... 1 Francis E. Dodge ...... Oct. .. New York city. 17,1870 ...... 2 Brooklyn. AIDBS'-DE-CAMP OF BRIGADES. Oaptaina. Henry S. Miller ...... Juue 15, 1863.. • •••••••. a ••••••• 21 6 Utica. Chauncey M. Depew ..... , ...... May 21. 1864.. •• a·· •••••• a •••. 7 2 Charles H. Wambangh ...... June Peekskill. 1, 1866...... 20 7 Addison. Samuel W. Sherlock ...... July 4,1866 .. Charles P. •••• a ••• a ••••• a •• 24 6 Syracuse. Barto ...... •...... Jan. 24,1867 .. aa ••••••••••••••• 28 6 Trumansburgh. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 43

Brevet rank ~ g NAME. Date of rank. in the ~'liJ Residence. National Guard. ... :E ~ A ------Rowland M. Hall , Feb. 6,1867.. 1 1 New York city. William M. Swartwout...... May 25, 1867...... 10 3 Troy. Alfred B. Kiersted ., July 1, 1867.. 18 5 Cadosia Valley. Henry M. Starr , . July 5, 1867.. .. , 32 8 Medina. John Pindar July 8,1867.... · ····· 8 5 Catskill. Edward H. Nicoll July 25,1867.. 6 2 Mystic. Zenas P. Ruggles...... Aug. 24,1867.. 12 3 Fort Edward. Wallace Gleason Oct. 8,1867.... ·· 10 3 Henderson . •James N. Connolly June 30,1869.. .. 25 7 Rochester. Theodore Linington...... Oct. 26,1869... ·· 11 2 Brooklyn. John L. Burleigh Noy. 22,1869.. 5 2 Brooklyn. William G. Fargo, Jr Jan. 1,1870.... ·· 31 8 Buffalo. JOBhua:M..Varian, Jr Feb. 7,187G...... 3 1 New York city. Frederick T. Martin March 1,1870.. 9 3 Albany. William H. Langley June 15,1870.. 5 2 Brooklyn. Rush W. Carrier Sept. 1,1870.... ·· .. · .. 19 5 Sherburne. Walter S. Van Vorst Sept. 10,1870.. . 13 3 Schenectady. Beverly Ward Sept. 16,1870.. 2 1 New York city.'

AIDES-DE-CAMP OF BRIGADES. First Lieutenants. 2 Newburgh . David Brown, Jr .. , . May 23, 1867 ...... 22 July 1, 1867 .. 18 5 Hancock. C. Leslie Marthl .. 32 S Bergen. Samuel K. Greene . July 5,1867 .. July 25,1867 .. 6 2 FlUshing. George P. Smith .. 6 Syracuse. William Duncan . Aug. 1, 1867 .. 24 Aug. 7,1867 .. 8 5 Catskill. William Donohue .. 2 Weskora. Isaac P. Chambers . Sept. 11,1867 .. 7 Nov. 1, 1867 .. 21 6 Utica. William Metcalf ...... 1 1 New York city. William W. Mali...... May 27, 1868 .. 4 Watertown. A. A. Wheeler...... May 8, 1869 .. 16 7,1870 .. 11 2 Brooklyn. Harold L. Crane...... March 1 New York city. Joseph Holland. " . May 19,1870 .. 3 26, 1870 .. 28 6 Binghamton. George L. Sawyer . May 1 April 7, 1870 .. 2 New York city. Wm.R. Gunther, Jr ., . 17 5 Little Falls. George Warcup .. Aug. 13, 1870 .. Sept. 10,1870 .. 19 5 Norwich. John ,C.Taylor . 31 8 Buffalo. George A. Williams . Sept. 10, 1870 .. Oct. 25, 1870 .. 25 7 Rochester. Frank J. Stewart · 13 3 Albany. Charles H. Van Allen . Oct. 27, 1870 .. 3 Albany. John Gould . Dec. 1,1870 .. 9 44 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL,

FmST REGIMENT.-OAVALRY.

~ NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. S o Q Colonel: ------Henry Brinker Feb. 4,1867 .. Corner First ave. and ~6th street, Lieutenan t-Colonel: New York city. John Madden ..... ' ...... Dec. 27, li69 .. 333 Third ave., New York city. Major: Joseph Fleischel. ,... '. Dec. 10, 1869.. 295 Broome street, New York city. Adjutant: John H. Timmerman...... July 10,1869 .. 265 Seventh street, New York city. Quartermaster: Christopher F. Korner..... " Mar. 5, 1867.. 260 Tenth ave., New York city. Com. of Subsistence: George Aery...... May 81,1869 .. 206 MadiEon street, N. York city. Surgeon: August F. Frech...... May 6,1869 .. 328 East 23d street, N. York city. Assieotant Surgeon: Alvin Fulda . Oct. 1,1869 .. 50~ East 14th street, N. York city. Chaplain: Nicholas Bremer " Mar. 20, 1870.. 4 Sixth avenue, New York city. Captains: Adam Hamm ' .. G April 18,1865 .. 30 Willett street, New York city. John H. Lutjen A Jan. 21, 1870.. RUdolphJ. Rodenburgh C 304 West 22d street, N. York city. Jan. 18, 1870.. 254 Washington st. N. York city. Thomas Daw '. . F June 28, 1870.. Peter Briegel '" B 550 West 33d street, N. York city. June 29, 1870.. 237 West 35th street, N. York city. First Lieutenants: George Bellert C Feb. 18, 1868.. 80 Bedford street New York city. Michael Isenman D Oct. 20, 1868.. Henry W. Conradi B 500 Eighth ave., New York city. Jan. 4,1869 .. Cor. 46th st. and2dave., N.Y. city. Albert Schar...... A Feb. 26,1869 .. George Rittenhaff G 304 West 22d street, N. York city. April 27, 1869.. 163 Delancey street, N. York city. Christian Hachemeister. . .. E Jan. 13,1870 .. John A. Prigge. K 564 Greenwich street, N.Yorkcity. July 20, 1870.. 41 East 48d street, New York city. Second Lieutenants: May 24, 1866.. New York city. ~:~~;o~r~~~~L:::::::::::~ Mar. 4,1867 .. 69 Hudson street, New York city. Henry Crome '" K May i,1868 .. Edward IIamser ' D Cor. 2d ave. and 46th st., N.Y. city. Oct. 20, 1868.. New York eity. Michael Gonoud , . . .. F Nov. 15, 1868.. William E. De Vries...... G 472 Tenth ave., New York city. Sept. 20, 1869.. 107 Division street, N. York city. Frederick Heimbach E Nov 17,1868 .. Christian Gottwald...... D 11 Sixth avenue, New York city. Mar. 1,1870 .. 801 West 21st street, N. York city. Henry Brockhausen A May 13, 1870.. Henry Reimer " '" A 221 Avenue B., New York city. June 6,1870 .. 221 Avenue B., New York city. John H. Prehn K June 17, 1870.. John Deering F 275 Broome street, New York city. June 28, 1870.. 384 Ninth avenue, New York city. II I

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THIRD REGIMENT.-OAVALRY.

~ Brevet rank. Residence. NAME. S' Date of rank. 8 ------392East 4th st., New York city. Colonel: ...... John H. Budke ...... May 24,1866.. Lieutenant-Colonel: ...... 408Greenwich st., New York city. Frederick W. Schmale ...... May 24, 1869.. Cor. Houston & Essex st, N.Y . MajorEl: Dec. 20, 1867...... George W. Sauer ...... - ...... 77 Greene st., New York city. Henry Wisser ... , -...... May 24, 1869.. 121Division st., New York city. Adjutant: Sept. 27, 1869...... Jacob Beyer ...... , ...... ~artermaster : ...... 60East 24th st., New York city. Wi iam Knaulhoff .. , ...... June 1,1867.. Com. of Subsistence: ...... New York city. Henry W. Schmidt ...... June 15, 1867.- Sur~on: ...... 305Seventh ave., New York city. JOBep Hafner ...... Jan. 15,1868...... 347West 36th st., New York city. JO~t;:~~~~ser ...... May 17,1870.. 257 Greenwich st., New York city. Veterinary Surgeon: April15, 1870...... Frederick A. Born -...... " 343Third ave., New York city. Captains: Mar. 28, 1864...... Chas. Lambert ...... I ...... 357West 46th st., New York city. John W. Haaren ...... G May 31, 1869.. Brooklyn, N. Y. F Aug. 16, 1869...... 400West 42d st., New York city. John H. Doscher ...... , ...... John F. KosIer ...... ·· .. E Sept. 5,1870.. First Lieutenan ts : ...... Cor. 26th st. & 3d ave., N. Y. city. I Nov. 20,1865.. 107Elizabeth st., New York city. William Rathjin ...... Dec. 11,1866...... Adam Muller ...... E ...... 248West 30th st., New York city. F Aug. 24, 1868.. 340Stanton st., New York city. Oct. 15, 1869...... ~l~~~H~S~rmU'liz: : : :: : : : : : G ...... 201Rivington st., New York city. William E. Burckhardt .... D Oct. 21, 1869..

Second Lieutenants: ...... 123Rivington st., New York city. I April 28, 1864.. 96 Avenue D, New York cit.j. Martin A. Cape ...... Nov. 30, 1866...... Herman H. Hinlten ...... K ...... Cor. 38th st. & 3d ave., N. . city. I Dec. 27,1866.. 192William st., New York city. Frederick Frendenthal -... 1,1867.. .., ...... Dederick Luhrsen . F April 39 Delancey st., New York city. E July 2,1867...... 2 Carlisle st., New York city. Frederick Horling .. : : : : :: : July 10, 1867...... Frederick Bornhold ...... H ...... 210West 49th st., New York city. John CarL ...... B Dec. 28,1868.. 147East 19th st., New York city. Jan. 12,1869...... George M. Hoffman ...... D ...... 32110th ave., New York city. Henry Schuekendick ... -.. G May 31, 1869.. 32810th ave., New York city. G Nov. 4,1869 ...... 245West 4th st., New York city. Deiderick Hunken ...... · April ~5,1870...... Henry Meyer ...... F ...... 157East 6th st., New York city. John H. Honeck ...... ,. K June 16,1870.. 46 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

SQUADRON OF CAVALRY, EIGHTH BRIGADE.

p:, I:l NAME. !. Date of rank. S Brevet rank. Residence. 0 0 ------Captain: ------. Samuel Dewey ...... Dec. 21, 1863...... Leeds, Greene county. First Lieutenant: Cornelius Platner ...... Oct. 5, 1866...... Prattsville, Greene county. Second Lieutenant: Martin I. Vedder ...... July 8,1864...... Leeds, Greene county.

SQUADRON OF CAVALRY, NINTH BRIGADE.

>. >:l <:l NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. 0a- 0 Captain: ------George Schwarzman ...... _------" Jan. 12,1865...... No. 71 Beaver street, Albany. First Lieutenant: Samuel L. Bridgeford ...... May 25,1866...... No. 152First street, Albany. Second Lieutenants: Joseph Anker ...... May 25,1866...... Edward MUlcahy ...... Jan. 10, 1868.. No. 12Delaware street, Albany. " ...... No. 59 Van Woert street, Albany .

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. Register of Military Force-(Continued).

SECOND BATTALION OF CAVALRY, TWENTY-FOURTH BRIGADE.

~ ~ Residence. NAME. S' Date of rank. Brevet rank. o ------,-o ------Lieutenant-Colonel: Syracuse, Onondaga county. John C. Bennett...... April 16,1870...... Adjutant: Syracuse, Onondaga county. Frederick Auer . Feb. 15, 1870...... Quartermaster: Syracuse, Onondaga county. Edward W. Longstreet...... June 27, 1870...... Surgeon: Syracuse, Onondaga county. George W. Cook.. .. April20, 1870...... Chaplain: Syracuse, Onondaga county. Charles Simon . Aug. 16, 1870...... Veterinary Surgeon: Syracuse, Onondaga county. Alexander Henderson ..... April 6,1870...... Captains: Syracuse, Onondaga county. C April 6,1870...... Michael Auer ...... Onondaga Valley, Onondaga co'y. Edward C. Fay ...... D May 14,1870.. Liverpool, Onondaga county. A May 2,1870...... John F. Moschell ...... Oswego, Oswego county. Bellenden Hutchinson ..... E June 21,1870.. Baldwinsville, Onondaga county. David P. Widrig ...... B Aug. 19, 1870...... First Lieutenants: Onondaga Valley, Onondaga co'y. D Aug. 19, 1865...... Henry L. White ...... Symcuse, Onondaga county. Matthew J. DOl~hin ...... A May 2,1870.. Oswego, Osweto county. E June 21,1870...... Robert Oliver, r ...... Baldwinsville, nondaga county. Horace H. Marvin ...... B Aug. 19, 1870.. Syracuse, Onondaga county. Jacob Goettel ...... C Dec. 2, 1870...... Second Lieutenants: Onondata Valley, Onondaga co'y. D Aug. 19, 1865...... James L. Halladay ...... Euclid, nondaaa county. Thomas H. Scott ...... A June 18, 1870.. Syracuse, Onon aga county. A June 18, 1870...... Thomas W. Chesebrough ...... OBwego, Oswego county. Richard C. Day ...... E June 21,1870.. OBwego, Oswego county . E July 8, 1870...... David P. Fairchild ...... Lampsons, Onondaga county. William W. Bogardus ...... B Aug. 19, 1870.. Van Buren, Onondaga county. B Aug. 19,1870...... Storm Slingerland ...... Syracuse, Onondaga county. George Schemel ...... C Sept. 23, 1870.. Syracuse, Onondaga county. Richard Dalton ...... C Dec. 2, 1870...... 48 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

SEPARATE TROOP OF CAVALRY, SECOND DIVISION.

NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence.

------Captain: ------Thomas McCarty ...... Aug. 15, 1861 .. De Kalb ave. and Fleet st., Bk'lyn. First Lieutenant: Michael T. Murphy . Jan. 29, 1868.. 71 Court street, Brooklyn. Second Lieutenants: John Sheridan...... Nov. 3, 1869 .. John Hoare . 50Wyckoff street, Brooklyn. Jan. 29, 1868 .. 12 Joroleman street, Brooklyn.

SEPARATE TROOP OF CAVALRY, FIFTH BRIGADE.

~ ~l=l NAME. A Date of rank. S Brevet rank. Residence. 0 0 ------'--- Captain: ------Francis H. Kayser ...... Dec. .. 6,1861 ...... Corner Furman and Dou~herty st., First Lieutenant: rooklyn. Louis Sandhausen ...... Sept. 23, 1869...... 185 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Second Lieutenants: Joseph Schach...... July 9, 1867 .. George Reid ...... Classon & Myrtle ave., Brooklyn. .. Sept. 23, 1869...... Brooklyn.

SEPARATE TROOP OF CAVALRY, ELEVENTH BRIGADE.

NAME. c;l~I S' Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oo ------Captain: ------John Kreuser...... July 16, 1866.. Cor. Bushwick ave. and Stagg st., First Lieutenant; Brooklyn. Peter Bertsch...... June 27, 1867.. 55Meserole street, Brooklyn. Second Lieutenants: Fred'k Weisser...... July 27, 1867 .. Peter Schlig . Jan. 25,1869 .. 332 Leonard street, Brooklyn. 128 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 49

TROOP WASHINGTON GREY CAVALRY, FIRST DIVISION.

~ i::< =: P- Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. NAME. a 0 0 ------Captain: Daniel D. Wylie ...... Mar. 10,1870 ...... 150East 27th st., New York city . First Lieutenant: Effingham M. Van Buren .. .. Jan. 5,1870 ...... 549 West 44th st., New York city. Second Lieutenants: Champion Bissell ...... Jan. 5,1870 ...... 71 East 40th st., New York city. A. L. Batterson ...... Dec. 15,1870 ...... New York city.

SEPARATE TROOP H, CAVALRY, FIRST DIVISION.

~ ol NAME. P- Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. El 0 ----- 0 ------.-- Captain : Karl Klei n ...... Mar. 28, 1864...... 197 Bowery, New York city. First Lieutenant: Martin H eldt ...... Feb. 16, 1870...... 206 Stanton st., New York city.

Second Lieutenant: CaperA. Baaden ..... , ...... Feb. 16,1870 ...... 39 East 40th st., New York city.

BATTALION OF ARTILLERY, TWENTy-FOURTH BRIGADE.

~ i::< =: NAME. P- Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. El 0 0 ------.----- Major: I John Demong ...... •Jan. 8,1870 ...... 167 N. Salina st., Syracuse. Adjutant: Frank yehle ...... May 14,1870 ...... Lodi st., Syracuse. Quartermaster: Nicholas Lehnen ...... Aug. 1, 1867...... N. Salina st., Syracuse. Assistant Surgeon: Augustus H. 'l'ankie ...... Aug. 2,1867 ...... N. Salina st., Syracuse.

Cha~lain : Josep A. Hoffman ...... Mar. 22, 1870...... N. Salina at., Syracuse. - [Assem. No. 10.J 4 50 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

NAME. nare or "nk·1 Brevot "nk·1 Residence. IIo o ------1------1------__..:.-_. . Captain: Paul Birchmeyer A June 21, 1870.. Exchange street, Syracuse, N. Y. William Michels... B Mar. 5, 1870.. Gifford street, Syracuse, N. Y. First Lieutenants: Conrad Mayer ...... A ~ril 7, 1870...... Butternut street, Syracuse. N. Y. Henry Wendt . B ar. 24, 1870...... Lodi street, Syracuse, N. Y. Second Lieutenants: Fridoline Stauble . A April 7, 1870...... Lock street, Syracuse, N. Y. George Ledderman . A Aug. 12, 1869.. ., ...... Lock &treet, Syracuse, N. Y.' Vincent Roden . B Mar. 24, 1870...... Stanton street, Syracuse, N. Y. Frederick Milch . B June 7,1870 ...... Salina street, Syracuse, N. Y.

BATTALION OF ARTILLERY, TWENTY-FIFTH BRIGADE.

NAME. I J I nat, or "nk I Brev,t "nk I Residence. o ------Major: Michael R. Quinn . July 14, 1870.. Rochester, N. Y.· Adjutant: Rufus K. Dryer...... Aug. 30,1870 .. Rochester, N. Y. Quartermaster: Edwin J. Kelly...... Aug. 30, 1870.. Rochester, N. Y. Assistant Snrgeon: Charles E. Rider...... Sept. 16, 1864 .. Rochester, N. Y. Captains: Thomas Barnes...... A Aug. 28, 1869.. Rochester, N. Y. Joseph Ebelding ...... B Aug. 16, 1870.. Rochester, N. Y. First Lieutenants: Thomas IJ. Barnes A Sept. 8, 1868 .. Rochester, N. Y. •John Carson A Sept. 8, 1868 .. Roche!3ter, N. Y. Nicholas Euler B Sept. 14, 1869 .. Rochester, N. Y. Second Lieutenants: John Hunter...... A Feb. 7, Roche!lter, N. Y. Fredk. W. Parmelee B May 19, Rochester, N. Y. Jas. E. McNulty... B May 28, Rochester, N. Y. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 51

Regifiilterof Military Force-(Continued). BATTERIES OF ARTILLERY, FIRST DIVISION-BATTERY B.

NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. ------~------_._--- Captain: John Keirn .. June 25,1863.. 243Wal!hington street, N. Y. city. First Lieutenants: Henry C. A. Kasschau . Sept. 30,1869.. 159Division street, N. Y. city. Henry Hildebrand .... June 9, 1870.. 79Allen street, N. Y. city. Second Lieutenants: F;tbian July .. Sept. 30,1869.. 400East 19th street, N. Y. city. Charles Rost ...... June 9,1870.. 379Second avenue, N. Y. city.

BATTERY C. Captain: John Schilling ..... Sept. 2, 1861.. 192Madison avenue, N. Y. city. First Lieutenant: Frederick Meyer...... April 8, 1867.. 741Seventh avenue. N. Y. city. Second Lieutenants: William Keefer...... June 20, 1870.. 511Sixth street, N. Y. city. Marcus Faller . June 20,1870.. 161Avenue B, New York city.

BATTERY G. Captain: Edward M. Le Moyne . June 26, 1862.. 20Exchange Place, N. Y. city. First Lieutenant: Stephen M. Wright. .. May 8,1867.. New York city. Second Lieutenant: .JamesB. Cone...... May 7.1867.. 65East 25th street, N. Y. city.

BATTERY K. Captain: John N. Heubner...... April 24,1867.. 261Seventh street, N. Y. city. First Lieutenantll : Augustu!' Hoetzle...... , April24. 1867.. 349Seventh avenue, N. Y. city. Joseph Henry...... June 24,1870.. 97 Walker street, New York city. Second Lieutenants: Jacob Fuchs . April 14,1869.. 261Seventh avenue. N. Y. city. ~~~~~~:~~""""I., June 24,1870.. 346Eighth avenue, N. Y. city.

BATTERIES OF ARTILLERY OF SECOND DIVISION-BATTERY A.

~ ~ NAME. S' Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. o Q ------Captain: Philip A. Stuber...... Nov. 15,1870.. 754Fulton st., Brooklyn. Second Lieutenants: John Paine , ., Aug. 16,1870.. Brooklyn. Conrad Flad .. Mar. 5,1868.. Cor. Atlantic & Carlton av., B'k'n.

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BATTERms OF ARTILLERY OF SECOND DIVISION-BATTERY B.

~ ~ NAME. S' Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. o o -_._----[------Captain: Phillp Wackerman .. Sepi.17, 1867.. Wyckoff Eltreet,Brooklyn, E. D. First Lieutenant: William Ernst...... Sept. 17,1867-. . _.. Stagg & Lorimer st., Br'k'n, E. D. Second Lieutenant: I John Schmall _...... Sept. 17,1867.. . , Wyckoff street, Brooklyn, E. D.

HOWITZER BATTERY. Captain: Wilham H. H. Beebe ... '" .. May 19, 1870.. )18 Clinton st., Brooklyn. First Lieutenant: .lohn H. Cannon...... May 19, 1870.. 259 State st., Brooklyn. Second Lieutenant: Julius F. Simons...... May 19, 1870.. 9 Hunter street, Brooklyn.

BATTERY OF ARTILLERY, NINTH BRIGADE, THillD DIVISION-BATTERY A.

~ NAME. a Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. ~ o ------Captain: ------John Pochin... .. Aug. 14, 1865.. 426Clinton avenue, Albany. Fir!\t Lieutenant: Richard Pedlow . . Aug. 6, 1867.. 40 Westerlo Eltreet, Albany. Second Lieutenan t: .losia!! Christian...... May 24, 1870.. Delaware turnpike .

BATTERY B, TENTH BRIGADE, THIRD DIVISION. Captain: J. Seymonr Scott ,. Apr. 26, 1869.. Troy. First Lieutenant: John Tallmadge " Apr. 13, 1867._ Troy. Second Lieutenant: Albert H. Green _ .. June 5, 1868.. Troy.

BATTERY A OF ARTILLERY OF EIGHTH DIVISION. First Lieutenant: William A. Pasho ...... Dec. 20,1868.. Dunkirk. Second Lieutenant: William Wieler _ Dec. 20, 1868.. Dunkirk.

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Residence. NAMES. Date of rank. Brevet rank. ------~ ------Colonel: 294 Second ave., New York city. John K. Perley...... Feb. 23,1869 ..

Lieut-Colonel: 64 West 46th st., New York city. Almar P. Webster .. Feb. 23,1869 ..

Major: 335 West 24th st., New York city. Henry C. Perley . Feb. 23,1869 ..

Adjutant: 335 West 24th st., New York city. Frank M. Clark _ . July 12,1870 ..

Quartermaster: 47 Park avenue, New York city. Melville B. Clark...... Oct. 7,1870 ..

Assistant Commissary of Subsistence: 347 West 15th st., New York citYI G. T. Newell, Jr .. Mr'h 31, 1870..

Surgeon: 357 Lexington av., New York city. Adam C. Corson...... Feb. 23, 1869..

Assistant Surgeon: 40 West 21st st., New York city. •1. Pool Garrish, Jr...... Nov. 15, 1869..

Captains: 118 Fourth st., New York city. Andrew B. Dobbs A Feb. 6,1868 .. Feb. 13, 1866.. Cor. 53d st. and 4th av., N. Y. city. Angustus Rassiga B 170 West 23d st., New York city. David F. Cooper...... C May 26, 1868.. Jan. 19, 1870.. 10 Maiden Lane, New York city. William Barthman...... H 15 Third avenne, New York city. J, C. Julius Langbein.. E Jan. 24,1870 .. Mr'h 21, 1870.. 75 Liberty street, New York city. John H. Swartz F New York city. Herman G. Shambach G Oct. 25,1870 ..

First Lieutenants: New York city. Theodore Betts...... A Feb. 6,1868 .. Oct. 28, 1869.. 14 West 28th st., New York city. Charles W. Terrette...... C New York city. George R. Russell...... H Nov. 3, 1869.. Nov. 25, 1869.. New York city. William KcKee...... D 65 Eagle st., New York city. Joseph W. Oswald B Feb. 9. 1870.. May 7,1870 .. 147 West 28th st., New York city. William Mackey E Brooklyn, N. Y. George Conover...... G Sep. 13, 1870..

Second Lieutenants: New York city. William H. Hoffman...... D July 11,1869 .. Oct. 28, 1869.. 605 Ninth street, New York city. •Tohn Lichtrichker...... C 15 Lewi!; street, New York city .. William Marshall.. H Nov. 3,1869 .. Apr'115, 1870.. 144 West 14th st .• New York city; Calvin R. Cross E 82 Fifth avenue, New York city. Frederick F. Martinez F May 19, 1870.. Sep. 13,1870 .. New York P.O., New York city. Michael O'Neil ...... G New York city. Louis Frie bertshauser. . . . . B Oct. 19, 1870.. 54 ANNUAL REPORT OF' THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

THIRD REGIMEN'l'.-INFANTRY.

::.:. § NAME. IS' Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oo ------Colonel: ----- John G. Fay . July 12, 1870 .. East Chester, WelStchester county. Lieutenant-Colonel: John Davis Hatch...... " July 12, 1870 .. Yonkerl.l, Westchester county. Major: Benjamin F. Wallace...... July 12, 1870 .. Mount Vernon. Westchester co., Adjutant: George E. Jardine...... June 14, 1870 .. East Chester, Westchester county. Q.uartermaster : William H. Pemberton .... Sept. 1, 1870 .. Mount Vernon, Westchester co. Oom. of Subsistence: William Ill. McClellan...... Oct. 22,1870 .. Pelham, Westchester county. Assistant Surgeon: Conrad Weiss. . . June 14, 1870 .. W. Mt. Vernon, ¥\Testchester co. Chaplain: William S. Coffey...... June 14, 1870 .. Pelham, Westchester county. Captains: John J. Sanran ...... A June 14,1870 .. Morrisania, Westchester county. Edward Carroll...... D June 14, 1870 .. Tuckahoe, Westchester county. James B. Spicer...... C June 14, 1870 .. l\H. Vernon, Wc!'tchester county. Bernard Hufnagle...... ! June 14, 1870 .. E. Mt. Vernon, WestChester co. Samuel E. Lyon " June 14, 1870 .. Pelham, Westchester connty. John C. Gehman.. B June 14, 1870 .. East Chester, Wel3tchester county. Wm. McFarlane H Aug. 20, 1870 .. Yonkers, Westchester county. Edward Patte rISon '" I Aug. 30, 1870 .. Tarrytown, Westchester county. First Lieutenants: Johu Eisele A June 14, 1870 .. Morrisania, WCli'tchester county. Thomas O. Reiley...... D June 14, 1870 .. Tuckahoe, Westcheli'ter county. Christopher Miller...... E June 14, 1870 .. W. Mt. Vernon, Westchester co. Wm. S. Bertine ]' June 14, 1870 .. Pelham, Westchester county. Jasper Pryer.. . G June 14, 1870 .. Mt. Vernon. We8tchcster county. Samuel S. Smith... H Aug. 20, 1870 .. Yonkers. Westchester county. Henry Huss.... D July 28, 1870 .. C. l\1t. Vernon, Westchester co. Thomas Birdsall...... I Aug. 30, 1870 .. Tarrytown, Westchester county. Second Lieutenants: William C. Boughton C June 14, 1870 .. Mt. Vernon. Westchester county. Michael C. Brennan D June 14, 1870 .. 'l'uckahoe, Westchester county. Malcolm V. McClellan. . . . . F June 14 1870 .. Pelham, Westchester county. Chas. La Roche...... E July 11,1870 .. Wakefield, Westchester county. Ethelbert Belknap...... H Aug. 20, 1870 .. Yonkers, Westchester county. Caleb C. Storm...... I Aug. 30, 1870 .. Tarrytown, Westchester county.

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>. § Residence. NAME. S Date of rank. Brevet rank. o o ------Colonel: Dec. 6,1865 .. Brig.-General. 307 West 43d street, N. Y. city. John E. Bendix .

Lieutenant-Colonel: 154 Canal street, New York city. Peter Kraeger ...... Dec. 21, 1869..

Major: Cor. Broadway and 30th street, May 20, 1870.. Henry T. Allen , · New York city Adjutant; 19 Park Place, New York city. Edward H. Hopke , . Aug. 15 1870..

Quartermaster: 121 West 22d street, N. Y. city. Joseph Sattig . Aug. 15,1870 ..

Surgeon: 54 Bond street, New York city. Edward Trensch ..... April 1,1870 ..

Assistant Surgeon: 107 East 18th street, N. Y. city. A. Mayroviez - . April 1, 1870..

Chaplain: New York city. Rudolph Herzel. .. May 1,1867 ..

Captains: 11 Spruce street New York city. L. G. T. Bruer...... F Oct. 8, 1861.. 289 Broome street, New York city. Henry Kloeber...... B Dec. 4, 1865.. 807 Seventh avenue. N. Y. city. Henry Hamm .... __ , D .Jan. 23, 1867.. 410 East 19th street; N. Y. city. ]'. M, L. Geisler _ -., K Oct. 1, 1869.. 160 Hester street, New York city. Hans N. Burmester.... A Nov. 17, 1869.. 41 Bowery, New York city. . John Zimmer...... I Mar. 14, 1870.. 915 'rhird avenue. New York Clty. William Lansen H •June 15. 1870.. Cor. Hester and Elizabeth streets, Wiliam Krumwiede C June 20, 1870.. New York city. First Lieutenants: 170 Bouston street, N. Y. city. Henry Otto K Oct. 1. 1869.. 136 Seventh street, N. Y, city. Lorenz Kuehoft' F Dec. 2, 1869.. 123 Broome street, N. Y. city. John P. A. Kedenburg A Dec. 9,1869 .. New York city Heury Gumple...... I May 23, 1870.. 58 First avenue, New York city. Adam EidenweiB , C May 31. 1870.. 62 Church E'treet, New York city. Charles Lamb...... D .June 13, 1870.. 48 Prince I3treet, New York city. John H. Bartling , H June 15,1870 ..

Second Lieutenants: 161 Attorney street, N. Y. city. Simon J. Ullrich ,.. B Aug. 7, 1868.. 139 Hel3ter street, New York city . •Tulius Willing. E May 12, 1869, . 465 Pearl strcet, New York city. George G, Fuessel , F Dec. 2. 186\).. 94 Avenue B, New York city. Williehm Meyer...... A Dec, 9, 1869.. 249 Sixth avenue, New York city. Jacob Hauck...... K April 12, 1870.. Greenpoint, New York. Frederick Grunner .., I May 23, 1870.. 373 Bleecker street, N. Y. citr.. •Jacob Diegel ... ,.. D June 13, 1870.. 340 Pearl street, New York CIty. Henry C. Hintze...... H July 11, 1870.. 56 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

SIXTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

Cl~ NAME. S Dato of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. o ------Q -----1------_ Colonel: Frank W. Storry ...... Sept. 15, 1870.. 50 Seventh street, New York city. Lieutenant-Colonel: Charles M. Schieffelin...... Sept. 15, 1870.. 6 East 32d street, New York city. Major: Henry Fischer Sept. 15, 187&.. 388 East 4th st., New York city. Adjutant: Abraham Shentield. Sept. 13, 1870.. 168 Madison st., New York city. Quartermaster: George S. Miller...... Sept. 15, 1870.. 305 Fifth street, New York city. Com. of Snbsistence : Charles H. Raynor . May 1,1868 .. 50 Seventh stroet, New York city. Captains: Nicholas Miller...... I Oct. 10, 1862" 152 Stanton st.. New York city. Christian N onnenbacker .. C Sept. 21, 1863.. Max Zenn H 90 Avenue A, New York city. May 7, 18fi7.. 10 John street, New York city. John C. Offinger K Sept. 20, 1869.. William Hesse B 628 Ninth avenue, New York city. Jan. 19, 1870.. 159 Third avenue, New York city. Frederick Schoen.. D Jan. 26, 1870.. Julius R. Adler...... A New York city. Mr'h 23, 1870.. 417 Grand street, New York city. Samuel Blum...... F Aug'. 1.1870 .. Leopold Bloom...... E 15 Avenue D, New York city. Sept. 2, 1870.. Now York city. First Lieutenants: John C. Hang C Mr'h 12, 1866.. John McDonald I 225 East 51st st., New York city. Sept. 3, 1867.. New York city. Morris J. Schnable..... E Jan. 3, 1870. Charles Reichel...... D 316 East 43d st., New York city Jan. 26,1870 .. 410 Fifth street, New York city. Leopold Bernstein...... K Oct. 26, 1870.. Maurice A. Lassnet. . .. '" II 727 Fifth l'ltreet, New York city. Feb. 1, 1870.. 333 East 4th st., New York city. Max T. Pinclls A J\fr'h 23, 1870.. Charles Arnold...... B 48 Clinton street, New York city. June 17, 1870.. 5 Chatham square, ~ew York city. Second Lieutenants: Frederick G. Kleist...... C Oct. 29, 1866.. 243 South street, New York city. Charles McGuff ...... G Feb. 10, 18{i8.. Philip Wolff I July 23, 1868.. Isaac Simon " A 213'Sta~t.·~l~';i.;Ne;V'Yol:k'clty:" Mr'h 23, 1870.. New York city. Julius A. Levy.... H April 5, 1870.. Charles L. Vath D 227 East. 5~d st., New York city. May 11, 1870.. 21 ~'rankfort st., New York city. Ferdinand Bergner " B June 27,1870 .. Isaac Schweizer...... F 1242 Third ave., New York city. Oct. 26, 1870.. 96 Avenue C, New York city.

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SEVENTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

ReBidence. NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. ------Colonel: 53 WeElt 48th Elt., New York city. Emmons Clark . June 21, 1864 ..

Lieutenant-Colonel: 134 Ea8t 39th 8t., New York city. George F. Haw8 ...... ' Aug. 18, 1864 ..

Major: 130 West 43d st., New York city. George Moore Smith . . April 8, 1870 ..

Adjutant: LouiEl Fitzgerald...... May 1,1867 .. Bvt. Lt.-Col. .. New York city.

Q,ll!tl'terma8ter: 86 Lexington ave.,New York city. Robert Y. Weed...... May 1, 1867 ..

Surgeon: 17 Washington place, N. Y. city. John C. Barrow '" ...... Jnly 21,18n9 ..

,AR8i8tant Surgeon: 280 Madison ave., New York city. Willard Parker, Jr . July 21, 1869..

Com. of Sllb8istence : 105 Eaf\t 21st st., New York city. Jame8 H. Inger8011 . . Oct. 8,1868 ..

Chaplain: 409 Wef\t 23d f\t., New York city. Sullivan H. Weston ..... Oct. 16,1868 ..

Captain£! : 109 WeElt 23d I:'t., New York city. George W. Smith II Jan. 11,1864 .. Sept. 29,1864 .. 40 Wef\t 39th st., New York city. Stephen O. Ryder ' E 4 Irving place, New York city. Don Alonzo Pollard...... C April 5, 1866., Oct. 8, 1866 .. Ave. A, near 117th 81., N. Y. city. William H. Kipp " ...... D 5fl State I:'t., New York city. George F. Thomae, Jr..... F Sept. 27, 1867 .. Oct. 3, 1867 .. 107 Eaf\t 40th f\t., New York city. Charle8 S. Van Norden.... B 585 Broome st., New York city. Hichard Allison A Oct. fl,18m .. Sept. 29,1869 .. 34 Wall st., New York city. Edward G. Arthur, ...... I 41 WeBt 10th Elt., New York city. LlndBay R. Richardeon ... K Dec. Hi, 1869 .. George W. Ely ...... G May 30, 1870 .. New York city.

Fir8t Lieutenanti!: 34 W. Washington pI., N. Y. city. Edward Earle D Jnne 14, 1866 .. May 1, 1867 .. 323 West 20th st., New York city. Joseph Dare ,. C 71 EUl."t83d st., New York city. George P. Barrett...... E June 7,1867 .. Nov. 16, 1867., 145 Eal:'t 18th Elt.. New York city. G~orge Walke F 525 Sixth ave., New York city. William C. Casey...... H Aug. 10, 1868 .. Sept. 29, 1869 .. 323 East 20th st., New York city. James H. Lounsbury I 18 Vall Ne8s place, New York CIty. •Tulian V. Quillard B Oct. 11, 1869. May 30,1870 .. 116 Broadway, New York city. Charles G. Baeon A New York city. William F. Taylor G Nov. 22, 1870 ..

Seeond Lieutenant8: 92 WeBt 11th !1-t.. New York city. Joseph Lintilhon " ...... K .Tan. 14,1863 .. Nov. 16, 18fi'1'.. 25 Ea!1-t42d st., New York city. John A. Sniffin, Jr F 179 Duffield st., New York city. Charles F. Robbinl:l C Dec. 13, 1867 .. Aug. 10, 1868 .. 379 Sixth ave., New York city. Jamel:' C. AbramEl H 451 West 2.th 8t., New York city. Benjamin Parr...... D Sept. 12,1868 .. Sept. 29, 1869 .. 4 Fulton st., New York city. Milton B. Sweet...... I 75 Leonard 8t., New York city. Edward J. Steel... B Oct. 11,1869 .. May 30, 1870 .. New York city. Henry J. Hayden A New York city. Thomas Barrington...... E Sept. 2, 1870 .. 58 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

EIGHTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence.

------Colonel: ------_._------George D. Scott. Oct. 18, 1869.. 139 9th avenue, New York city. Lieutenant-Colonel: N. Gano Dunn. . . Nov. 4,1869 ...... 76 Nassau street, New York city. Major: John Appleton .... Dec. 12, 1867.. . ·1206 East 29th lit., New York city. Adjutant: Josephus L. Hill!! .. Nov. 23, 1869.. 26 East 129th st., New York city. IQuartermaster: David P. Arnold...... Nov. 23, 1869.. 214 East 9th st., New Yl.rk city. Surgeon: Nelson Place, Jr . Nov. 23, 1869 .. 307East Broadway, New York city. Assistant Snro-eon : George H. LeecE. " ...... Dec. 20, 1860.. New York city. Com. of Subsi!!tence: A. Judson Decker 1 •. Oct. 12, 1870.. New York city. Chaplain: I Abbott E. Kitteridge '" " .. April 18, 1867.. New York city. Captains: Alexander Clark B July 1,186!.. 1,008 3d avenue, New York city. John Farrell. II Nov. 6, 1865.. 549 West 21st st., New York city. John Penberthy D June 30, 18GB.. 890 3d avenue, New York city. William Green K Aug. 20, 1866.. 102 Broome st., New York city. Michael Maguire " I Dec. 14, 18G8.. Cor. 54th st. and 3d av., N.Y. city. Edward Barker...... F Oct. II, 186'9.. 150 West 24th at.. New York city. John P. Leslie...... G Dec. 21, 18G!!.. 400 Broome st., New York city. William Hoss...... E Mar. 8, 1870.. 612 2d avenue New York city. First Lieutenants: ,Joseph P. Davenport '" C Dec. 2, 1867.. 153 Avenue C, New York city. William Taite...... II Dec. 22, 1867.. 273 8th avenue, New York city. Lewis A. Myers... F Oct. II, 18Iill.. 20 Hester street, New York city. John Kennedy B Dec. Hi, 1869.. 178 I<'orsyth st., New York city. Richard F. I...eslie...... G Dec. 21, 1869.. 155Eldridge 8t., New York city. Michael T. Burke A Feb. 14, 1870.. 247 Monroe st., New York city. Louis Bloom...... K Nov. 19, 1869.. New York city. Second Lieutenants: II. D. Lediard. B 47th st. near3d av., New York city. Henry Berhard " K 385 6th avenue, New York city. Jame" Cassidy '" G 261 Canal street.. New York city. Alexander L. Whittan . F 377 4th avenue, New York city. William Baguley...... A 1 Horatio street, New York city. Thomas Davis...... E 29 West 12th st., New York city. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 59

NINTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

~ I'l Residence. NAME. '"~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. o ------o ------Colonel: 313 West 23d st., New York city. James Fisk, Jr. .. April 7, 1870..

Lieutenant-Colonel: Erie Railroad office, N. Y. city. Charles R. Braine...... Nov. 10,1865 ..

Major: James "ft. Hitchcock...... May 29,1870.. . I Erie Railroad office, N. Y. city.

Adjutant: 311 West 23d st., New York city. Edgar S. Allien...... Aug. 17, 1868..

Quartermaf:1ter : 6 Varrick place, New York city. Jordan L. Bailey . May 17, 1867..

Com. of Sub8istence : NEW York city. Theodore Braine . May 17,1867 ..

AssiE'tant Surgeon: New York city. George G. Needham...... Aug. 3,1866 ..

Chaplain; E. K. Chapin . Jnly 6,1866.. .. New York city.

Uaptains: Mar. 16, 1867.. \ Colonel ...... • 216 West 21st f:1t.,New York city. William E. Van Wyck ... ,. F Mar. 28,1867 330 West 22d st., New York city. John T. Pryor...... G April 8, 1869.. \... 338 East ltit~ st., New York city. Arthur Blaney...... I Oct. 25,1869.. .. New York CIty. Robert J. Courtney...... D Oct. 31, 18(j9.. 187 Madison st., New York city. Henry MUler ...... A Apr. 21,1870 .. \ 351 Fifth av~nue, New York city. Robert B. :M.artin B Aug. 1, 1870.. . New York CIty. Gustave A. Fuller...... C Aug. 19, 1870.. 63 West 44th st., New York city. Bird W. Spencer K Dow 8. Kittle , ...... II Oct. 7,1870 .. \ ., .. , New York city.

.First Lieutenants: Apr. 13,1869 .. \ 89 Java st., New York city. John F. Smith II Oct. 21,1869.. . 40 West 12th st., New York city. M. P. L. Montgomery.. A Oct. 25,1869.. . 301 East 17th st., New York city . •T. AUred Theriott .... D Apr. 5,1870.. . 155 Broadway, New York city. John H. Wood...... F Apr. 1\),1870.. . 329 West 23d st., New York city. Robert B. Cable. ". K Apr. 21,1870.. 308 West 4th st., New York city. Edward W. Francis B Edward J. Lewis , . . . . . E May 20,1870.. .. New York city. Wm. R. McDonald." I Aug. 3,1870.. .. New York city. Edward Oppenheimer...... C Oct. 11. 1870.. , New York city.

Second Lieutenants: Mar. 5, 181)8.. \ 64 West 31st st., New York city. Thomas .1. Robertson.. A Apr. 16,1869 123 West 20th st., New York city. David Wolff G Oct. 28,1869.. 31 West 19th st., New York city. Edward S. Bowlend ., . D Apr. 19,1870.. .. Pier 30, N. R., New York city. Alonzo P. Bacon K Apr. 19,1870 170Rivington st., New York city. ~nn~:~.~~~{1a·~d::"..:::\ K Apr. 21,1870.. .. 1432 2d avenue, New York city. James Slater .. "...... H June 24,1870.. . , New York city. John C. C. Tallman C Sep. 29, 1870.. New York city. 60 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

TENTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

h s::J NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. ~ ------Colonel: ------1------'------_ J"ohn G. Farnsworth...... " Sept. 21, 1868.. 87 North Pearl street, Albany. Lieutenant-Colonel: Daniel S. Benton . Sept. 11, 1868.. 18 Lancaster street, Albany. Major: John Burn .. Sept. 11, 1868.. 14 Kox street, Albany. Adjutant: Wilbam E. Fitch...... " Oct. 1, 1868.. Captain...... 171 Madi!:'on avenue, Albany. Quartermaster: Edward K. Rogers...... " Oct. 1, 1868 .. 722 Broadway, Albany. Com. of Subl:'istenp.e : Edward W. Monteath...... " Oct. 1,1868 .. 69 Hawk street, Albany. Surgeon: Daniel M. Stimson...... Oct. 1, 1868.. 17 Fayette street, Albany. Assistant Surgeon: William H. T. Reynolds... " May 1, 1870 .. Alms House, Albany. Chaplain: Alfred A. Farr " .. O

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ELEVENTH REGIMENT.- INFANTRY.

Brevet rank. Residence. NAME. Date of rank. ------Colonel: Irving Hall, New York city. Augustus Funk...... Sept. 6, 1870..

Lieutenant·Colonel: 39,li Catharine st., New York city. Frederick Unbekant...... , Dec. 13, 1867..

Major: 5 Rivington st., New York city. Wm. B. Obermann...... Oct. 21, 1870.. Assigtant Commissary of Subsistence: New York city. Jacob W. Scheu .. Dee, 16, 1870..

Surgeon: 5 Delancey st., New York city. Charles Stein...... Mr'h 30, 1866..

Assistant Surgeon: New York city. John F. Schaeffer . April 6,1866,.

Chaplain: 158 Broadway, New York city. Charles A. Ebert ..... , .... , .. Mr'h 20, 1868..

Captains: Oct. 30, 1862.. Norfolk,nearGrandst.,N. Y. city. Frederick Klanz D 122 ]'orsyth street, New York city. Henry Rommel...... , I Oct. 11, 1867.. Mar'h 4,1869 .. 822 Sixth avenue, New York city. George Strippe .., A 65 Eldridge street. New York city. Frederick J ocker...... E Aug. 10, 1869.. Sept. 7, 1869,. 100 Ludlow street, New York city. Herman Schmidt , II 562 Eleventh ave., New York city. Charles Richter , , K Aug. 12, 18H9.. Dec. 17, 18H9,. 148 E Houston st., New York city. John Klein G East 78th street, New York city: Henry Ring...... C Sept. 9, 1870..

First Lieutenants: 222 Second litreet, New York city. Joseph Ozab · I Feb. 11,1867 .. June 3, 18B9 .. New York city. • Charles Grote B 272 East 4th st., New York city. Christopher l'tickerhauser . . H June 5,18t)9 .. Aug. 12, 1869.. 306 West 38th st., New York city. Charles Vogel.. K 427 Third avenue, New York city. Joseph Schneider D Oct. 6, 18B9 .. Dec. 13,1869 .. 165 I<'orsyth st., New York city. Ma:x:Ebler F 103 Second E'treet, New York city. Conrad Von Gerichten. G Dec. 17, lSH9.. June 23, 1870.. 26 Delancey st., New York city. Frank Dudenhoefer...... E 444 Fourth ave., New York city. William Hausser. " ...... C Sept. 9, 1870..

Second Lieutenants: Sept. 12, 1863.. :331West 44th st., New York city. John C.Endrise ., . .... I New York city . Charles OlJerley...... B June 3, 18H!).. •Tuly 31, 1859.. 194 Second street. New York city. Jacob Munze!.. H 322 West 44th st., New York city. Charles Long...... K Aug. 12,1869 .. Oct. 6, 1869.. 509 Third avenue, New York city. Frederick Kloppel...... , D 147 Lewis street, New York city. Andrew Ott...... G Dee 17,1869 .. Mr'h 21, 1870.. 49 Wall street, New York city. Julius Hengstler...... F 7 Rivington flt.. New York city. John Graft· E May 7,1870 .. June 22, 1870.. New York city. Charles Berg , A 251 Broadway, New York city. C. F. Baldnecker , ., C Sept. 9,1870. 62 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

po:, >::I cd NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. o ------o -----.1 - _ Colonel: John Ward, Jr...... Jan. 4,1867 24 Pine street, New York city. Lieutenant-Colonel: Henry A. Gildersleeve ..... April 8, 1870 .. 28 West 48th st., New York city. Major: S. V. R. Cruger. .. Apri118, 1870 .. 112 East 35th st., New York city. Adjutant: William H. Murphy . May 20, 1867 .. 211 West 35th st., New York city. Quartermaster: Richard A. Riker...... Nov. 19, 1869 .. 81 Cliff street, New York city. Com. of Subsistence: John B. Morss...... Nov. 19,1869 .. 14 West 59th st., New York city. Surgeon: Grenville N. Weeks .... May 28, 1870 .. 19 Stnyvesant st., New York city. Chaplain: Stephen H. Tyng, Jr...... June 17, 1863 .. 2 East 42d street, New York city. Captains: William V. Byrne (j Dec. 31, 181H.. George A. Banta... B 98 Greene street, New York city. }j~eb. 3, 18Ii5.. 161 West 30th st., New York city. Henry B. Smith...... D May 18, 1867 .. 1304 Broadway, New York city. Chas. J. McGowan '" G June 4,1867 .. 16HWest 4th st., New York city. John n. French.... I Oct. 31, 1867 .. Victor Herb '" A fJ2X Bowery, New York city. May 24, 1869 .. 181 Eighth avenue, New York city. Richard E. Jones...... IT Apri112, 1870 .. Samuel V. Healy...... F 3X Division st., New York city. June 13, 1870 .. 449 West 44th st., New York city. •John }1j. Dowley K •JllUe 20, 1870 .. Knox McAfee...... E 283 Madison ave., New York city . Sept. 2, 1870 .. 274 West 30th st., New York city. First LieutenantB: William V. Shaw.. D Nov. 19, 1868 .. 815 Fifth street, New York city. Charles S. Burns ... " F June 13, 1870 .. Charles Greer...... K 256 West 11th st., New Yor~ city. June 20,1870 .. 81 Wall street, New York Clty. Henry B. Wilson " I Sept. 1, 1870.. 92X Bowery, New York city. Second Lieutenants: Leon A. Canter...... C April 2, 1866 .. Edward Wood D 224 Seventh ave., New York city. Sept. 20, 1866 .. 323 Ninth street, New York city. Charles Heizman '. .. B April 2, 1869 .. John E. Walker '" G 433 Third avenne, New York city. •Jan. 4,1870 .. 31;l! Carmine st., New York city . Thomas Carroll " H Jan. 11, 1870 .. Hugh R. F. Keochling..... A 64 West 38th st., New York city. Mar. 25, 1870 .. 'l'enth ave. and 22d st., N. Y. city. Edward Fackner K June 20, 1870 .. Brooklyn, N. Y. William H. Schwalbe I Sept. 1,1870 .. 264 Church street, New York city. Colin Gourley '''1 E Sept. 2, 1870 .. 831 Eighth ave., New York city.

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THIRTEENTHREGIMENT.- INFANTRY. ======-=====-=-=-~-====

Residence. NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. lo ------Q ------_.-~ Colonel: 30 Nassau st., Brooklyn, N. Y. Frederick A. Mason...... Dec. 8,1869 ..

Lieutenant-Colonel: 36 Tompkins pl., Brooklyn, N. Y. Philip H. Briggs...... Dec. 8, 1869..

Major: Pierrepont House, Brooklyn, N. Y. Edwarcl S. Daniel. . Dec. 8, 18G9.. \

Adjutant: 37 Lafayette ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Samuel Richards . July 22, 1869.. \

Quartermaster: 86 First place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Abram Van Nostrand. .July 16,1869 .. I Com. of Subsistence: 95 Joralemon f,1t.,Brooklyn, N. Y. John P. Scrymser . May 17,1867..

Surgeon: 49 Hoyt 8treet, Brooklyn, N. Y. Nelson A. Baldwin .,. Nov. 1, 1870..

Chaplain: 84 Bedford ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. J. Halsted Carroll...... Jan. 7, 1870..

Captains: April 29, 1863.. 106 Clermont av., Brooklyn, N. Y. Frederick A. Baldwin B 376 Pearl street,Brooklyn, N. Y. John S. Van Cleef...... H Mar. 28, 1867.. Fe b. 4, 18()8.. 94 Lawrence st., Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles C. Tanner...... K 320 Union street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Harry H. Beadle...... F Mar. 17,1868 .. Mar. 31, 1868.. 131lSt. Felix st., Brooklyn, N. Y. John C. Lefferts... A 32 Nassau 8treet, Brooklyn, N. Y. Garrett C. Hallenbeck .. ' .. E Nov. 27, 18ti8.. Dec. 15, 1869.. 1346 Pacific st., Brooklyn, N. Y. g Dec. 17,1869 .. 16 Lafayette ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ~iWr:~:~r~:~:~:~~~:::: Jan. 28,1870 .. Cor. Dean sL & N.Y. av., B'k, N.Y. Allen C. Bush . . .. I 237 Cumberland st., B'klyn, :N. Y. Smith H. Wing...... C Sept. 9, 1870..

First Lieutenants: Montagne 8treet, Brooklyn, N. Y. Thomas Dean . B Feb. 20,1862 .. \ Captain .. ~... Dec. 20,1867 ...... 942 PacifiC st., Brooklyn, N. Y. Francis Deacon . I 149 Madison st., Brooklyn. N. Y. Peb. 4, 1868.. " .~~...... William A. Cameron ,. K . 3d ave. & 56th st., Brooklyn, N. Y . Thomas H. McGrath . A Feb. 4,1868 ...... I 'Mar. 11,1868 ...... 64 Adelphi street, Brooklyn, N. Y . •Tohn G. F. Powell .. F 136 Atlantic st., Brooklyn, N. Y . Elias L. Hull .. H Feb. 23, 18()9...... Dec. 15, 1869...... 16 Cranberry fit., Brooklyn, N. Y . Leffl)rts L. Laidlaw . D 523 Washington av., B'klyn, N. Y . G Dec. 17,1869 ...... John H. Hunter . 282 Jay street, Brooklyn, N. Y . Henry G. Wood .. E April 8, 1870......

Second Lieutenants: 14 Hanson place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Billings Wheeler, Jr. .. H July 15.1867 .. April 13, 18()8.. 355 Bridge st., Brooklyn, N Y. William J. Brooks B 640 Pacific st., Brooklyn, N. Y. Wallace K. Cole... . A Feb. 4, 1868.. Aug. 5.1869 .. 399 Adelphi i3t., Brooklyn, N. Y. John Pedroncelli ,. C 128 Harrison st., Brooklyn. N. Y. George W. Kempton D Dec. 15, 1869.. , .Tan. 11,1870 . 142 Hick8 st., Brooklyn, N. Y. John W. llHles, Jr F Atlantic & Hoyt st., B'klyn, N. Y. Franklin Coit.. ... I I June 16, 1870.. 64 ANNUAL REPOR'l' OJ!'TIIE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

~-----_._------.._-----~------. >, .:: NAME. 8.13 Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oo

wfrfl~~ef~e Bevois~l~ Aug. 16~69 .. ~~~~ 32 Elliott Pla~e, Broo~~:--- Lieutenant-Colonel: I

Henry T. Head 1.. Aug. 16,1869 .. 1 Brooklyn. Major: I James McLeer. .. Aug. 16, 1869 Park and Carlton avs., Brooklyn. Adjutant: William C. Booth . Oct. 9, 1869.. Lieut.-Colonel 137 Lawrence street, Brooklyn. Quartermaster: Charlee Schurig...... Mar. 15,1870 .. 209 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn. Com. of Subsistence: William L. B. Steers...... Sept. 9, 1867.. Brooklyn. Surgeon: James L. Farley . Sept. 5, 1864.. 71 Henry street, Brooklyn. Captains: John McNiel H Aug. 27, 1862.. 263 Gold street, Brooklyn. William !:L Baldwin. . . D Oct. 1, 1862.. Harry W. Mitchell..... C 318 State street, Brooklyn. May 27, 1865.. 100 Adelphi street, Brooklyn . •John A. Egolf...... E •June 13, 1865.. Ramon Cardona " ...... I Wythe avo and Ross st., Brooklyn . July 17, 1865.. 75 N. Portland avenue, Brooklyn. Francis Doyle...... A Nov. 25, 1865.. Jeptha A. Jones...... G 302 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Sept. 23, Itl6S.. 221 Duffield street, Brooklyn. First Lieutenants: Ienac P. Smith. .. I Dec. 8, 1865...... Brooklyn. Benjamin S. Steers. C Nov. 2,1867 .. .. ·····.1 130 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn. William M. Campbell. H Dec. 8, 1867.. ... " 34 Concord street, Brooklyn. Joseph H. Pendergrast.... A Jan. 7, 1869"1 . .. .. 204 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. Samuel Hawthorne, Jr..... K I Peb. 15, 1869...... Brooklyn. Second Lieutenants: I William B'a~kett ...... D Mar. 27, 1865...... 195Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn John F. Young I April 4, 1866...... 117 North First street, Brooklyn. Thomas J. Fagan B April2ti,1866 .. ..· · 1 Brooklyn. Joseph S. Marting . . . . E June 5,1866 ...... 2,544 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. Alfred Deacon C N av. 2. 18/i7...... 122 Lawrence street, Brooklyn. Charles H. Zillinsky...... A Jan. 7, 1869...... Brooklyn. ::"-:=C=-::======7======.ANNUAL REPORT OJP THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 65

NINETEENTH BATTALION.-INFANTRY.

p:, § Residence. NAME. S Date of rank. Brevet rank. o --::.:> ------Colonel: William D. Dickey ... June 17, 1868 ...... Newburgh .

Lieutenant-Colonel: Daniel Torbush . June 17, 1868 ...... Walden.

Major: James C. Taggart...... June 17,1868 ...... Newburgh •

Adjutant: Warren T. Snell...... Feb. 15,1869 ...... Newburgh.

Quartermaster: George H. Wood .. July 9, 1866...... Newburgh. Com. of Subsistence: John C. Van Zile .. Aug. 18,1868 ...... Newburgh .

Surgeon: Peter M. Barclay . July 9,1867 ...... Newburgh.

Chaplain: John Brown . Oct. 18,185:1 ...... Newburgh.

Captains: John S. Watts...... E Dec. 3, 1861...... Newbmgh. Thomas B. young...... A Oct. 6,1866 ...... Montgomery. James T. Chase D Feb. 12, 1868 ...... Newburgh. Robert Kernochan...... C Apr. 6, 1868 ...... Newburgh. Francis Rose...... F Sep. 12, 1869 ...... Newburgh . Alexander McMeekin ..... , I Sep. 16. 187O...... Newburgh.

First Lieutenant: George W. Hawkins ...... D Feb. 12,1868 ...... Newburgh. Edwin J. F. Marsh ...... C Apr. 6,18(i8 ...... Newburgh. Patrick Brennan ...... l!' Sep. 2,1869 ...... Newburgh. William H. Tice ...... E Sep. 30, 1869 ...... Newburgh. Augustus N eafie ...... : : . : A Nov. 20, 1869 ...... Walden.

Second Lieutenant: John S. Terwilliger ...... D Dec. 31, 1868...... Newburgh. Robert H. Brown ...... F Sep. 20,1869 ...... Newburgh. Joseph P. Vought ...... E Sep. 30, 1869 ...... Newburgh. Jacob Ostrander...... A Nov. 20, 1869 ...... Montgomery. John H. Brooks .. C Apr. 4,1870 ...... Newburgh. George Wallace ... :::::: :'.: I Sep. 16,1870 ...... Newburgh.

[Assem. No. 10.J 5 l 66 ANNUAL REPORT OF' THE ADJUTANT-GENER.JtL.

TWENTIETH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

po:. ~l:l NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. o o - -_._------Colonel: ------Walter A. Van Rensselaer.. .. Jan. 1,1868 ...... Kingston. Lientenant-Colonel: Patrick J. Flynn...... Jan. 1, 1868...... KingBton. Major: M. P. Schoonmaker. • ...... Jan. 1, 1868...... Kingston. Adjutant: George B. Mulks . Dec. 7,1868 ...... Rondout.l: Com. of Subsistence: C. Meech Wooll!ley . Nov. 2,1867 ...... Milton. Surgeon: George C. Smith . Jan. 1, 1868...... Rondout. Assistant Surgeon: Joseph E. Keyser . July 12,1867 ...... , ... KingBton. Chaplain: Dayid M. Vanderveer...... July 12,1867 ...... ~...... KingBtoD. Captains: Demetrius J. France D Sept. 1, 1868...... West Hurley. John H. Middaugh. G Sept. 1, 1h68...... Accord. Edward Jernigan...... A Sept. 10, 1868...... Sau~erties. Henry C. Carmon I Dec. 19, 1868...... Hig Falls. Edward O. Reilley...... F June 1, 1870...... Rondout. Burnett Freer...... H Sept. 15, 1870...... White Port. Martin Snyder... C Sept. 15, 1870...... Rosendale. Lewis B. Van Wagener E Nov. 1, 1870 : ...... Rondout. First Lieutenants: Anson Bodley . . . . I Oct. 9, 1866.. High Falls. Thomas O'Brien...... C Nov. 6, 1867.. Rosendale. Richard E. Houghtaling K June, 16" 1868"1 Y. J. Hardenhurgh D Sept. 1. 1868.. West Hurley. Hyman 1<'.Styles. .. B Sepc.23, 1868.. KinO"flton' Charles G. Eno ...... G Nov. 10, 1868.. Acc~rd. '. Peter Gill...... F June 1,1870 .. Rondout. Francis McLoud H Sept. 15, 1870.. White Port. Edward Betts...... E Nov. 1,18'70 .. Rondout. Chauncey Lewis...... A Nov. 24, 1870.. Saugerties. Second Lieutenants: Lansing Terwilliger . . . . I Oct. 29, 1866.. High Falll!. John McDonald C Nov. 6,1867 .. Rosendale. John F. Capen A Sept. 10, 1868.. Saugerties. Edward H. Van Nostrand.. B Sept. 23, 1868.. Rondout. Albert Van Wagnor G Nov. 10, 1868.. Accord. James Charlton.... F Feb. 1, 1869.. Rondout. Robert Dixon H Sept. 15,1870 .. White Port. Willett L. Hasbrouck...... E Nov. 1, 1870"1 Rondout. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 67

. Register of Military Force-(Continued).

TWENTY-FIRST REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

~ § NAME. S Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oo ------Colonel: James Smith ...... Mar. 25,1868 ...... Poughkeepsie.

Lieutenant-Colonel: Alfred F. Lindley ...... Sept. 16, 1870...... Poughkeepsie . Major: George L. Dennis ...... Mar. 22. 1866...... Poughkeepsie .

Adjutant: George R. Williams ...... May 1,1868 ...... poughkeepl:lie .

Quartermaster: Henry F. Clark ...... Sept. 27,1869 ...... Poughkeepsie •

Com. of Subsistence: Jerome V. Deyo ...... Oct. 15, 1869...... Poughkeepsie .

Sur~eon: Corne ius N. Campbell ..... June 25, 1868...... Poughkeepsie .

chaylain: Danie G. Wright ...... May 16, 1870...... ' .... , ... Poughkeepsie.

Ca~tains : Fran Rengstebeck ...... F Jan. 5,1863 ...... Poughkeepsie. Wm. Haubennestel ...... D Nov. 12,1866 ...... Poughkeepsie. George Schlude ...... G Oct. 12, 1867...... Poughkeepsie. Nicholas R. Hutton ...... B Mar. 20,1869 ...... Red Hook. Rugh O'Connell ...... I Apr. 16,1869 ...... Wappinger's Falls. Charles M. Davidson ...... C Oct. 1,1869 ...... Poughkeepsie. Samuel Underhill ...... H Oct. 26,1869 ...... Fishkill Landing. Samuel K. Darrow ..... A Oct. 7,1870 ...... Poughkeepsie. George W. Winchell .... ::: K Nov. 14,1870 ...... Wappinger's Falls.

First Lieutenants: Alfred Sherman ...... D Nov. 12, 1866...... Poughkeepsie. Louis Muckenhoupt ...... F Mar. 18, 1867...... Poughkeepsie. Nelson Rasseman ...... B Mar. 20, 1869...... Red Rook. Theodore Griswold ...... C Sept. 27, 1869...... Poughkeepsie. Wm. N. Anthony ...... H Oct. 26, 1869...... ~...... Fishkill Landing. Henry B. Rof ...... G June 2,1870 ...... poughkeepsie. Walter Palmateer ...... E Aug. 6,1870 ...... Pleasant Valley. Lowis K. Vail ...... A Oct. 7,1870 ...... Poughkeepsie. Joseph Moore ...... : : I Oct. 27,1870 ...... Wappinger's Falls. Samuel Croshier ...... K Nov. 1, 1870...... Wappinger's Falls. Second Lieutenants: Alexander Near ...... B Mar. 20,1869 ...... Red Hook. Daniel Dubois...... E Aug, 6,1870 ...... Pleasant Valley. Reynolds Adri.ance ...... A Oct. 7,1870.; ...... Poughkeepsie. Michael Flynn, Jr ...... I Oct. 27,1870 ...... Wappinger's Falls. Robert J. Gilmer ...... H Nov. 28, 1870...... Fishkill Landing. 68 .ANNUAL REPORT OF THE .A.DJUTANT~GENERAL.

TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. ------_·-----1------Colonel: Josiah Porter ...... Oct. 11, 1869 ...... 317 Brodway, New York city . Lieutenant-Colonel: John T. Camp ...... Oct. 11,1869 ...... 501 Broadway, New York city . Major: David S. Brown ...... Oct. 11,1869 ...... 195 Christie street, New York city. Adjutant: William J. Harding ...... Oct. 11,1869 ...... 149 Broadway, New York city. ~uartermaster : Wi liam C. Rogers •..... Oct. 11,1869 ...... 26 John street, New York city. Com. of Subsistence: Eugene A. Heath ...... Jan. 20,1870 ...... 44 Murray street, New York city. Surgeon: Lonis A Rodenstein ...... Oct. 11,1869 ...... Manhattanville. Assistant Snrgeon : Charles F. Roberts ...... Oct. 11,1869 ...... 447 Second ave., New York city. Chaplain: Wm. N. McVickar ..... _... .. Feb. 25,1870 ...... 130 EUiSt17th st., New York city. Captains: Richard Vose ...... D Jnne 26, 1866 ...... 1 Barclay ",treet, New York city. Geo. J. Clan Ranald ...... F J1~eb. 4, 1867 ...... 35 West 4th street, New York city. Thomas II. Cullen ...... B Dec. 20, 1867 ...... 55 White street, New York city. William C. Besson ...... _. E Mr'h 10, 1869 ...... 26 John street, New York city. Thomas Tate, Jr ...... C Ap'il21, 1869 .. 44 East 14th st., New York city. Wm. J. A. McGrath ...... G May 24, 1869 ...... 32 West 28th st., New York city. R. Kelley Styles ...... A Aug. 20, 18R9 ...... 48 West 52d st., New York city. Morris Duckworth ...... I Dec. 8,1869 ...... 154 Chambers st., New York city. Dunnelle Van Schaick ..... II Jan. 11, 1870 ...... 167 East 53d st., New York city. First Lieutenants: Theo. H. Freeland. D May 8,1866 ...... 142 Broadway, New York city. Edward Russell ..... ::::::: F June 25, 18m ...... Cor. 30th st. and 1st av., N. Y. city. Thomas Cornisky ...... G Mr'h 12, 1869 ...... 65 Wall street, New York city. Chas. D. Topping ...... C Ap'il21, lSfiH...... 171 Broadway, New York city. Joseph W. Oongdon ...... E JaIl. 14, 1870 ...... 332 Broadway, New York city. Albert E. Colfax ...... B Mr'ch 7, 1870 ...... 51 West 25th st., New York city. John H. Horsfall...... I Sept, 14, 1870 ...... 1000 Second ave., New York city. Second Lieutenants: Samuel W. Smith ...... D May . 8, 1866 ...... 340 Broadway, New York city. G May 31, 1867 ...... 812 Broadway, New York city. ~~~~rPo~~gWA~~ii~:::: .::: E Mr'h 27, 1868 ...... 96 Fifth avenue, New York city. Mat'vin R Pearsall ...... B June 21, 186H...... 192 Pearl street. New York city. Aaron B. Carpenter ...... I June 7,1869 ...... 95 Wall street, New York city. Edward A. Taylor ...... C Nov. 8, 1869 ...... 52 Leonard street, New York city. J. Lenox Hug-gins; ...... H Jan. 11, 1870 ...... 19 Wer:

TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

r>. Residence. NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. S o -o ------_.----_._---~-- Colonel: 94 Jorolamon street, Brooklyn • Rodney C. Ward ...... June 25, 1868...... , .....

Lieutenant-Colonel: 15 Monroe place, Brooklyn . Stephen H. Farnham ...... June 25, 1868 ......

Adjutant: 305 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn. Henry S. Manning ...... June 6,1870 .. Captain ......

Quartermaster: 9 Schemerhornstreet, Brooklyn. Robert C. Ogden ...... Feb. 20,1869 ......

Com. of Subsistence: 121 Schemerhorn street,Brools.lyn • James L. Morgan, Jr ...... June 20,1869 ......

Surteon: 650 Olinton avenue, Brooklyn. John . Goodridge,Jr ..... June 1,1870 ......

Chaplain: Henry street, Brooklyn . Norman Seaver ...... Sept. 27, 1869......

Captains: Oct. 20,1863 ...... 22 Strong place, Brooklyn. Dudley W. Van Ingen ..... A Washington avenue, Brooklyn. Charles H. Joy ...... F Feb. 20, 1864...... June 15, 1865 ...... Connecticut. Anthony Elmendorf ... ,. E 56 J orolamon street, Brooklyn. K Oct. 22,1869 ...... Nov. 5,1869 ...... Laffortlil, nr. Classon av.~ Brooklyn. ~~~~le~E~~~[l~r~:e':::::: : D 1 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. B Jan. 12,1870 ...... Charles E. Truslow ...... Brooklyn. Edward N. Norton ...... G Dec. 2,1870 ......

First Lieutenants: 174 Fort Green place, Brooklyn. Joseph G. story ...... A Mar. 1, 1867 ...... Sept. 10, 1867...... Staten Island. Jame~ M. Stephenson ..... I 268 Fulton street, Brooklyn. F Nov. 19, 1867 ...... William H. Bourdette ..... 35 Hunter street, Brooklkn. Robert S. Lyon ...... K Jan. 20,11570...... Feb. 14,1870 ...... 174 Fulton avenue, Broo lyn. Charles S. West ...... C 74 Sands street, Brooklyn. B July27, 1870.. •••••••••••••• r Lucius H. Conklin ...... Brooklyn. Bernard A. McCormick .. : : E Nov. 3,1870 ...... D Nov. 5,1870 ...... New Jersey. Brooklyn. ~~~de~~~}r.sf~wr~·~c~::: : G Dec. 2,1870 ......

Second Lieutenants: Sept. 10, 1867 ...... 19 Smith street, Brooklyn. Isaac H. Carey ...... I 126 Congress street, Brooklyn. Francis H. Howland ...... A Mar. 5, 1869...... Nov. 5,1869 ...... ~5 Henry street, Brooklyn. Clarence W. Montgomery .. D Flushing avenue, Brooklyn. Hamilton Fulton ...... B May 4,1870 ...... June 20,1870 ...... 131 Concord street, Brooklyn. Thomas M. Bissett ...... K 75 Livingston i>treet, Brooklyn. George B. Ward ...... G Dec. 2,1870 ...... r

70 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

TWENTY-FOURTH REGIMENT.-!NFANTRY.

~ I:l NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Rellidence. ~ ------1- o ------· 1 . _ Colonel: George T. Steenberg ...... Jan. 6,1869 ...... Troy. Major: John McKenna ...... Oct. 29,1869 ...... Troy. Adjutant: John S. Saunders ...... Sept. 1,1870. , ...... Troy. Quartermaster: Augustus P. Corse ...... April 2,1870 ...... Troy. Com. of Subsistence: William H. Frear ...... Jan . 18,1869 ...... Troy. Surgeon: Albert S. Newcomb ..... Jan. 18,1869 ...... Troy. Assistant Surgeon: James Hutchinson ...... May 27,1868 ...... Troy. Chaplain: William Irvin ...... Jan . 18,1869 ...... Troy. Captains: Moses A. Upham ...... I Oct. 27,1862 ...... Troy. William H. Mann ...... F May 16,1867 ...... Troy. John Duke ...... B Jan. 15, 1868 ...... Troy. Robert L. Wright ...... '" H Jan. 13, 1869...... Troy. Austin F. Park ...... G Nov. 11, 1869...... Troy. Michael Timpane ...... E Nov. 11, 1869...... Troy. Arthur H. Howe ...... D June 29, 1870 ...... Troy. Adolph Becker ...... K Oct. 11, 1870...... Troy. First Lieutenants: James Hennesey. " ...... E\ Oct. 9, 1866 ...... Troy. Daniel Sweeney ...... B June 15, 1867...... Troy. F July 26, 1867...... Troy. ~~~~~~c~f:~~:'::::~.::: G Feb. 3, 1870 ...... Troy . Michael Riley ...... I May 20,1870 ...... W.Troy. H. L. St. Ormond ...... D June 29.1870 ...... Troy. Thomas F. Calder ...... , H Aug. 1, 1870...... Troy. G. Zimmerman ...... K Oct. 11,1870 ...... Troy. Second Lieutenants: Thomas Galvin ...... B June 15, 1867...... Troy. William Pettis .... H Jan. 13, 1869...... Troy. James B. Hall ..... :::::::. F Aug. 2,1869 ...... Troy. Harvell S. Sheldon ...... D Jan. 29, 1870...... Troy. Frank in Wright ...... G Feb. 3, 1870...... Troy. I May 20,1870 ...... Troy. ~:~~~~~CW~~e:::::::::::: E May 23, 1870...... Troy. Hermon Carl, Jr ...... K Oct. 11, 1870...... Troy. r ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 71

TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

p:, I':: ReBidence. NAME. '"S' Date of rank. Brevet rank. o --Q ------Colonel: Cor. Van Vechten and Elizabeth Frederick Andes . June 10, 1870 .. streets, Albany. Lieutenant-Colonel: 14 Madison avenue, Albany. Matthias J. Severance ..... June 10, 1870 ..

Major: 8 Madison avenue, A.lbany. James M. Carlin . Feb. 6,1869 ......

Adjutant: 265 South Pearl street, Albany. C. O. Herman Loeper . Feb. 29,1868 ......

Quartermaster: 79 Hamilton street, Albany. August Tolle .. Sept. 5,1867 ......

Com. of Subsistence. 89 Schuyler street, Albany. Theodore Papen . Sept. 5,1867 ......

Surgeon: 580 Broadway, Albany. Louis Dunkelmyer . Sept. 5,1867 ......

Chaplain: ...... Albany. Theodore Noethen. . . May 15,1863 .. [Albany. Captains: ...... Cor. Whitehall and Elizabeth st., George Krank . K Sept. 26, 1866.. Cor. Bassett and Franklin streets, E Oct. 25, 1867 ...... 30 Elm street Albany: [Albany. ~~~~~el~ghJimaker':::::: D June 27, 1868 .. 99 Franklin stre6t, Albany. Daniel O'Sullivan . G Feb. 15,1869 ...... 28, 1869.. 73 Grand street, Albany. John Cramers . F Apr. 194 Orange street, Albany. B May 19, 1869 ...... John McCaully ...... 597 Broadway, Albany. Joseph Fit-her . I June 11, 1869 .. South Pearl street, Albany. David J. Buerger . A Sept. 10, 1869 ...... Apr. 18, 1870 ...... Albany. Thomas Dunn . C 486 Broadway, Albany. George Nichols . H June 21,1870 ......

First Lieutenante: ...... <1 Oner's alley, Albany. George Apple . H Sept. 19, 1866.. 281 Washington avenue, Albany. 7,1867 ...... Daniel Sommers . E Nov. 19 Central avenue, Albany. Alexander Endres . D June 22, 1868 ...... , Albany. Charles Hoffman . A Jan. 6,1869 .. 185 Orange street, Albany. William Q,uirk . G Feb. 15,1869 ...... Mar. 30,1869 ...... 74 Park avenue, Albany. James J. Pender .. C 2 Clinton street, Albany. F Apr. 28, 1869 ...... Wolfgang Meyer ...... 136 Madison avenue, Albany. Frederick Gombel. . I .June 11, 1869 .. 110 N. Swan street, Albany. John O'Hare . B July 27,1869 ...... Second Lieutenants: Dec. 12, 1866 ...... •.. 179 JefferBon street, Albany. Thomas F. Quinn G ." 216 Sherman street, Albany. Robert Schafer...... D July 15,1868 .. .., Morril:'abv. Ontario Bt.,Albany. George Sweeley , . . .. E Nov. 24, 1868 .. Mar. 30, 1869 .. .. 70 Myrtle avenue, Albany. Patrick Flannigan , C .,...... Cor. Clinton & Whitehall, Albany. Henry Lorea. F Apr. 28, 1869 .. June 11, 1869 .. .., . .. . . • .. 299 Broadway, Albany. Charles Schiesler , .. , I ...... •••.... 77 Van Woert street, Albany. Thomas Rodgers B July 27, 1869 .. Benjamin Whitman , K Feb. 18,1870 ...... Albany. May 25, 1870 ...... 241 South Pearl street, Albany. Charles Prince..... A ...... 19 Central avenue. John Springer H June 21,1870 .. 72 ANNUAL REPORT OF T.lIE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

TWENTY-SIXTH BATTALION.-INFANTRY.

p:, § NAME. S' Da te of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oc ,Polonel: . ------Benjamin W. Robson ...... " Sept. 17, 1868 .. e ...... Utica. Major: James T. Watson ...... June 1,1869 ...... Clinton. Adjutant: John Peattie ...... Dec. 16, 1868...... Utica. Quartermaster: Jered M. Oatley ...... " Sept. 1,1870 ...... Utica. Surgeon: Robert S. Dryer ...... ~'[ar. 22,1869 ...... Utica. Assistant Surgeon: Ebenezer H. Thurston ...... Sept. 1, 1869 ...... Utica. Chaplain: Alfred B. Goodrich ...... May 20,1869 ...... Ut~ca. Captains: Edward O. Jones.. A Sept. 10, 1868 .. John P.KeIley B Utica. Sept. 11, 1868 .. Utica. Patrick J. Kelly...... C Sept. 16, 1868 .. David H. Thomas E Utica. April 21, 1869 .. Utica. John C. Neusheler F Sept. 25, 1869.. Jacob Hassler...... D Westmoreland. Mar. 10, 1870 .. Utica. First Lieutenants: Adrian O. Springer A Sept. 10, 1868 .. Thomas Judg-e B Utica. Sept. 11, 1868.. Utica. Edward B. Jones.. E April 21, 1869" John F. Smith...... F Utica. Sept. 25, 1869.. Westmoreland. Second Lieutenants: John W. Gossin B Sept. 11, 1868 .. Utica. John W. Roberts.. A May 19,1869 .. Joseph W. O'Donnell.. D Utica. June 27,1870. Utica. Charles H. Brazie...... E Jan. 17,1870 .. Henry H. Holmes ]' Utica. Aug. 27, 1870 .. IIecla Works. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 73

Residence. NAME. I~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. so -o ------_._--- Colonel: Aug. 23, 1869.. Cor. Meserole & Leonard streets, J osep11 Burger.. . . Brooklyn. Major: 113 Ewen street, Brooklyn. Frederick W. Obernier .,. Oct. 11, 1869..

Adjutant: Cor. Yates & Park ave., Brooklyn. John T. Schmidt ,. Sept. 6,1869 ..

Quartermaster: 54 Yates avenue, Brooklyn. Albin GUBtave Pape . Sept. 10, 1869..

Com of Subsistence: 23 Court street, Brooklyn. Philip Kraushaar . Aug. 1, 1868..

Surgeon: June 12, 1865.. Cor. Broadway & Flushing ave. Julius C. Rappold...... Brooklyn. Assistant Surgeon: 89 Johneon 8treet, Brooklyn. Bernhard Wilhelm.. .. Sept. 1, 1869..

Captains: 20 N. Third street, Brooklyn. Samuel Wandelt. . A Nov. 15,1861...... Dec. 18, 1861...... Bushwick ave. & Scholes st.~B'n. Joseph Merkert . . I Vermont & Atlanticav., Brooklyn. July 26, 1862...... J08eph Altenbrand . C B'dway & 4th st., Brooklyn, n. D. Anthony Wills . H Feb. 20, 1863...... 'J\![ar. 28,1865 ...... 72 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Frank Naumer . D 166 Montrose avenue, Brooklyn. John Eger .. B Juno 25, 1868...... Sept. 22, 1869...... 12 Portland avenue, Brooklyn. Charles H. Koch . K 113 Ewen street, Brooklyn. Phillip Brenner , G Oct. 20, 1869...... Jan. 26,1870 ...... 279 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. John Boehringer . F 276 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. George Mattern . E Feb. 8,1870 ......

1<'irst Lieutenant;;: Cor. Johnson & Ewen 8tS.• Bk'lyn. II Oct. 25, 1865...... Charles Horney '" . Brooklyn. Lambert Hundt . A Feb. 1,1866 ...... July 13, 1866...... •. ... Cor. Alabama & Atlantic av., B'n. Henry Steinheuser . C 221 Washington street, Brooklyn. E Dec. 12, 1867...... Henry Kinkel .. 137 Smith street, Brooklyn. John Charles Meyer . D Aug'. 10, 18H\)...... Sept. 22, 1869...... 987 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Charles F. Peter£' . K 74 Graham avenue, Brooklyn. Oct. 20, 1869...... 00- John Schweizer . G Cor. Bd'way & Whipple st., B'n. I Nov. 9,1869 ...... John Bauer . 93 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Henry Goepper . F Nov. 24, 1869......

Second Lieutenants: 14 Yates place, Brooklyn. Charles T. Schmidt...... H Oct. 25,1865 .. Cr. Graham & Moore st., B'n, E. D. Jacob Schlitz.. I Nov. 30,1865 .. Augustus Koerner..... B Aug. 5,1869 .. i352'Atia~ti~'a~enue;'Br·ookiY~·.·· Charles Schultz , .. K Sept. 22, 1869. Alabama & Atlantic av., Brooklyn. Ferdinand Schnepp...... C Oct. 20,1869 .. 346 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. Peter Fischer .. 00 ...... F I ,Tan. 26, 1870.. 82 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. George Wieland E Feb. 20, 1870.. 30 N. Third l'treet, Brooklyn. William W. Vanderhoff , A July 7, 1870.. Graham avo & Herbert st., Bk'lyn. John Williams...... G 8ept.19, 1870.. 74 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL,

THIRTY-SECOND BATTALION.-!NFANTRY.

NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence.

Lieutenant-Colonel: Henry E. Roehr...... May 18, 1870 .. 59 Montrose avenue, Brooklyn. Major: John Rueger...... May 18, 1870.. 498 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. Adjutant: Fred'k J. Karcher...... Nov. !l,1868 .. 89 Meserole. st., Brooklyn, E. D. Quartermaster: Herman B. Scharmann ..... July 2,1870 .. Corner Bushwick boulevard and ScholeH street, Brooklyn, E. D. Com. of Subsistence: Joseph Seitz...... July 19,1869 .. 218 Remsen street, Brooklyn, E.D. Surgeon: Herman Hirschfield...... , July 2,1870 .. 175 Grand street, Brooklyn, E. D.

Captain. : -B [Brooklyn, E. D. Geor~e Giehl ...... Sept·ill,1868 .. Cor. Ewen and Meserole Btreets, MathIas J. Petrie D Sept. II, 186~.. 115 Lorimer st., Brooklyn, E. D. John Mannhardt...... C Mr'h 19, 1870. 217 Stagg l'treet, Brooklyn, E. D. John Kisf\el...... E Mr'h 30, 1870 .. 229 Stagg street, Brooklyn, E. D. Alois'Kohler .. G Mr'h 30,1870 .. 150 Scholes st., Brooklyn, E. D. George ROBs...... ~ Aug. 4,1870 .. 576 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. Casper Knaut .., Aug. 8, 1870.. 138 Ewen street, Brooklyn, E. D. Lirst Lieutenantt1 : Louis Finkelmeier...... D Sept. 11, 1868 .. 336 South 3d st., Brooklyn, E. D. Valentine EbeI...... C Sept. 11,1868 .. 342 River street, Brooklyn, E. D. Adam Schneider...... E Mr'h 30, 1870.. 143 Ewen street, Brooklyn, E. D. Christoph Lutz...... G Mr'h 30, 1870 .. 450 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. Coles tin Simon A Aug. 4,1870 .. 67 Wyckoff street, Brooklyn, E. D. Charles Waage...... B Sept. 16, 1870 .. 184 Bushwick bv'd, Brookl'n. E. D. August Frick...... F Oct. 7, 1870 .. 177 Wyckoff st., Brooklyn, E. D. Second Lieutenants: Abraham Plant...... C Sept.H,·186B .. 64 Scholes street, Brooklyn. Sept. 11, 1868.. 211 Graham avenue, Brooklyn. ¥~~~~~~ef1e~i~iern:::.:::: ~ Mr'h 30, 1870 .. Cor. Lorimer & Meserole. Br'klyn. Joseph Fink.. G Mr'h 30,1870 .. 153 McKibben street, Brooklyn. John M. Otto A Aug. 4, 1870.. 453 Grand street, Brooklyn. Fred'k Standermann...... B Sept. 16, 1870.. 254 Grand street. Brooklyn. Stanislaus R. Blumcke..... F Oct. 7, 1870.. 65 Ewen street, Brooklyn. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 75

THIRTY-THIRD BATTALION-INFANTRY.

>. I::l Residence. NAME. '"S' Date of rank. Brevet rank. o Q ------Quartermaj;l.ter: Franklin B. Beers . Nov. 20, 1868. Rome. Com. of Suhsistence: William M. Grady . Nov. 20,1868 ...... Rome .

Surgeon: Thomas:rd. Flandrau . Nov. 20,1868 ...... , . Rome .

Captains: Leverett E. Seymour . A Nov. 20, 1868 ...... Rome . Thomas Flanagan . B Nov. 20, 1868.. .. , ...... Rome . Daniel C. Swartsfiguer . C Nov. 23, 1868 ...... Rome .

First Lieutenants: James Russell . B Nov. 20,1868 ...... Rome . James Quackenbush . A Aug. 9,1869 ...... Rome . Jacob Angley . D Nov. 23,1868 ...... Rome . Second Lieutenante: Thomas F. Lanagan . . . . B Nov. 20, 1868 .. Rome. Thomas J. Dnnn C Nov. 23,1868 .. Rome. Gilbert Snow...... A Aug. 9, 1869 .. Rome. 76 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

THIRTY-FIFTH REGIMENT. -INFANTRY.

h § NAME. a' Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oC) Colonel: ------George W. Flower ..... July 3, 1867 .. Watertown. ' Lieutenant-Colonel: William Reynolds.. . . Nov. 5,1870 .. Watertown. Major: Lewis C. Greenleaf ...... Nov. 5, 1870 .. Watertown.

Chi~~~:aB.t ~owler ...... July 30, 1867 .. Watertown. Quartermaster: Frank S. Hubbard .. Oct. 7,1870 .. Watertown. Captains: Chester Weaver ...... E June 6,1867 .. Smithville. Augustus J. Phillips ... '" H Aug. 21, 1867 .. Watertown. Othoniel Williams...... A Oct. 23, 1867 .. Ellisburgh. James M.Sigourney K Oct. 2,1868 .. Tylerville. Richard M. Lewis...... G July 2, 1868 .. Sacket's Harbor. Mark F. Inman ...... C Mar. 30,1869 .. Rodman. Daniel D. Wait...... •. F Aug. 28, 1869.. Watertown. John Ward I Nov. 17, 1870 .. Watertown. First Lieutenants: Edward T. Rounds.... A July 14,1866 .. Mamville. George M. Ockford B .M:ay 10, 1867 .. Watertown. John W. Bartlett.. E Oct. 23, 1867 .. Adams' Center. Daniel Eames . K Oct. 2, 1868.. Samuel B. Kellogg C May 30, 1869 .. i1~~~~~N)~. Lewis C. Hazzard H June 22, 1869 .. Watertown. Birney Holcomb F Sept. 6,1869 .. Watertown. A. D. Lane G Sept. 30, 1870 .. Sacket's Harbor. Barney Patnoe " I Nov. 17, 1870 .. Watertown. Second Lieutenants: Walter C. McDowell...... (l- Oct. 23, 1867 .. Sacket's Harbor. Charles M. Morrison B Oct. 23, 1867.. Watertown. Charles Benjamin...... E Dec. 20, 1867.. Smithville. Edward C. Amaden...... F Dec. 24, IH67 .. ~ratcrtown. Charles A Sigourney " K Oct. 2,1868 .. East Watertown. G. K. Abner.... C May 30, 1869 .. Roelman. Orville C. Van Wormer.... II June 2, 1869 .. Watertown. James C. Donlan '" I Nov. 27, 1870 .. Watertown. AlVlVUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

FORTY-FOUR'l'H REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

Residence. NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. ------Colonel: ...... Binghamton. Jacob C. Robie ...... , .. May 24,1867 ..

Lieutenant-Colonel: Binghamton. Robert Brown ...... Dec. 12,1867 ......

Major: Binghamton. John P. Worthing ...... Dec. 12,1867 ......

Adjutant: Binghamton. Ambrose T. Eggleston ...... July 1,1867 ......

Quartermaster: Binghamton. Cornelius W. Webster ..... July 1,1867 ......

Surgeon: Binghamton. Charles B. Richards ...... July 1,1867 ......

Assistant Surgeon: Binghamton. D. Post Jackson .•. , ...... July 1, 1867 .. . .. , ......

Chaplain: Binghamton. Daniel W. Bristol ...... July 1,1867 ......

Captains: E Sept., 12, 1867 ...... Whitney's Point. Parley M. Brown . Maine. William C. Pollard . . . F Oct. 18,1867 .. . " ...... B •Jan. 17,1868 ...... Binghamton. Joseph W. Williams . Glen Aubrey. Orville E. Couse .. H Nov. 5, 1868 ...... D Dec. 26, 1868 ...... Castle Creel>:. Jabez J. Lewil" . Port Crane. G Mar. 31,1870 ...... Albert A. Dodge . Binghamton . A April 5,1870 .. •••• a ••• • •• •••• George L. KHIner . Binghamton. Willhim S. Jay .. C Aug. 1, 1870 ......

First Lieutenants: Whitney's Point. William M. Collins . E Sept. 12, 1867 ...... Oct. 18, 1867 ...... Maine. Amos Howard . F (Hen Aubrey . James B. Stoddard . H Nov. 5,18t'8 ...... Dec. 26, 1868 ...... Castle Creek. Charles Williamson . D Binghamton. B Sept. 20, 1869 ...... Ja:nes M. Bullis . Port Crane. Hugh W. Lynch .. G Mar. 31,1870 .. A July 7,1870 .. Binghamton. Warren E. Vandeburgh . Binghamton. Manton E. Ander80n . C Aug. 1, 1870 .. :::::::::::::::1

Second Lieutenants: Maine. Richard P. Hauver F Oct. 18, 1867 .. Nov. 5,1868 .. Glen Aubrey. D. F. Vanderburg H Port Crane. Sidney Nowlan G Noy. 7,1868 .. Dec. 16, 1868 .. Castle Creek. • Frank. pas.eley ...... 'j D Jan. 16, 186\},. Whitney's Point. George Eichen berg ...... E Binghamton. Frauk Myers B Sept. 10, 1869 .. July 7,1870 .. Binghamton. Charles R. Brown...... A Binghamton. Benjamin Wills...... C Aug. 1,1870 .. , I f 78 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

FORTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

>. ;;; NAME. S Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oo ------Colonel: ------_. --._---- David E. Austin...... • ...... May 9,1868 .. '" ...... Quincy street, near Bedford ave- Lieutenant-Colonel: nue, Brooklyn. Isaac J. Geery . May 9,1868 ...... Corner Bradford and Ross streets, Major: Brooklyn. Albert H. Rogers ....•..... Jan. 25, 1868 ...... 415 Washington street, New York Adjutant: city. Guy F. Gosman . July 22, 1869 ...... 45 Hoyt Btreet, Brooklyn. Quartermaster: Thomas B. Kniffen . Jan. 5,1870 ...... 50 Fourth street, Brooklyn. Com. of Subsistence: Charles W. Hayes ... " .. . . " Jan. 5, 1870 .. Corner Broad way and Fifth street, Sur~eon: Brooklyn. N. WIlson Leighton . July 21, 1868 .. 115 South Eighth street, Brooklyn. Assistant Surgeon: Edward Pendleton...... April 17,1869 .. Corner Fourth and South Fourth Chaplain: streets, Brooklyn. J. Hyatt Smith .. I Feb. 13,1869 .. 39 Clymer street. Brooklyn. Captains: Hiram Lamb G April 16, 1864 .. Robert M. Simons C 39 Wilson street. Brooklyn. April 21, 1868 .. 132 South Third street, Brooklyn. Alfred A. Doughty...... B May 25, 1869 .. George E. Orton...... D 113 South Second street, Brooklyn. June 8, 1869 .. Penn street, Bl'Ooklyn. William H. Heathcote. . . .. F Nov. 8,1869 .. George W. Averell I 45 South Sixth street, Brooklyn. Sept. 20, 1870 .. Milton st., Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Willard T. Allen...... A Oct. 29, 1870 .. EdWin L. Bonny E 20 Broadway, Brooklyn. Nov. 19, 1870 .. 115 Fifth street, Brooklyn. First Lieutenan ts : Edwin II. Johnson D Mar. 9, 1869 .. Hubbard Hendrickson. . . .. G 150 Division avenue, Brooklyn. April 23. 1869 .. 30 Ainsley street, Brooklyn. Thomas young...... C April 28. 1869 .. William T. De Nyse B 245 Lorimer street, Brooklyn. May 25, 1869 .. 226 South Fifth street, Brooklyn. David Brower E Aug. 9, 1870 .. William C. Wetherbee A 89 N orth ~ixth street, Brooklyn. Oct. 29, 1870.. 138 Ross street. Brooklyn. R. Lloyd Roberts...... I Nov. 1,1870 .. Henry Dunn...... F Norman av.Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Dec. 12, 1870 .. Brooklyn. Second Lieutenants: Ambrose E. Barnef' D Mar. 9,1869 .. 42 South Tenth street, Brooklyn. James Davidson.. . G April 23. 1869 .. James G. Kent.... C 32 South Third street, Brooklyn. April 28, 1869 .. 87 South Third 8treet. Brooklyn. •John D. Brownell...... E Aug. 9, 1870 .. Charles M. Simonson...... B 308 Lawrence street, Brooklyn. Sept. 8, 1870 .. 194 South Second street, Brooklyn. Joseph N. Creamer I Sept. 20, 1870 .. John C. Rogers A Leonard st. Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Oct. 29. 1870 .. 20 Broadway, Brooklyn. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJU'l'.ANT-G ENER.A.L. i9

FORTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

~ § Residence. NAME. l3' Date of rank. Brevet rank. oo ----~------Colonel: Oswego, Oswego county. Timothy Sullivan .. Aug. 5,1865 ......

Lieutenant-Colonel: Oswego, Oswego county. Alonzo B. Randall . Sept. 30, 1862.; ......

:Major: Oswego, Oswego county . Caltin V. Houghton [ Sept. 30, 1862 ......

Adjutant: Syracuse . Edward A. Cooke . June 22, 1870 ......

Quartermaster: Oswego, Oswego county. Chester Penfield...... Sept. 12, 1863......

Surgeon: Oswego, Oswego county. Samuel F. V. Whited...... July 20,1863 ......

Assistant Surgeon: Oswego, Oswego county. Augustus II. Tankie . Nov. 10, 1858 ......

Chaplain: Oswego, Oswego county. :Frank F. Jewell...... Dec. 1, 1870 ..

Captains: Aug. 18, 1863 .. Oswego, Oswego county. John Edland F Hanibal, Oswego county. William O. Connor B Dec. 26, li64., Jan. 25,1865 .. Oswego, Oswego county. Edward Sayers E Oswego, Oswego county. Maxwell B. Richardson.... II April 7,1865 .. Sept. 5, 1865 .. Oswego, Oswego county. Oswego, Oswego county. ~:~~~~c~~~~~o~· : :: '. : : :: ~ Feb. 16,1866 .. April 9, 1867 .. Oswego, Oswego county. Thomas Murray ...... G Oswego, Oswego county. ,Jacob E. Fisher...... C June 6,1870 .. June 14,1870 ...... William L yeckley...... A ...... Edwin L. Huntington ...... I Aug. 30, 1870.,

First Lieutenants: Oswego, Oswego county. Thomas H. Martin...... F Aug. 18, 1863 .. Feb. 11, 1864 .. Oswego, Oswego county. John Dun, Jr A Oswego, Oswego county. Edward Monan ...... K Sept. 10, 1864.. Feb. 11,1865 .. Hanibal, Oswego county. G. F. Emmons B Osweg'o, Oswego county. Henry S. Chandler...... II Dec. 12, 1865 .. April 6,1866 .. Oswego, Oswego county. Leonard L. Copeland...... D Oswego, Oswego county. Miles Kehoe ,.. G April 9, 1867 .. April 15, 1868 .. Oswego, Oswego county. Lawrence Robinson E Oswego, Oswego county. Frank E. Burguer...... C June 6, 1870 ...... Homer M. Ames...... , I Ang. 30, 1870 ..

Second Lieutenants: Osweg'o, Oswego county. Jeremiah Kane F Dec. 10, 1863 .. Oct. 13, 1864., Oswego, Oswego county . Wm. H. Sullivan ,. A Oswego, Oswego county. •James Malone..... II April 7,1865 .. April 29, 1865 .. Oswego, Oswego county. Peter Schilling ...... C Oswego, Oswego county. Michael Glynn, ...... G Feb. 13, 1866 .. Feb. 4, 186!L , Oswego, Oswego county. John Sheppard. . .. D Oswego, Oswego county. Benjamin }l'. Bailey...... E Jan. 5,1870 .. Ang. 27, 1870 .. IIanibal, Oswego county. Dillon P. Acker...... B . . Franklin B. Gregory...... I Aug. 30, 1870 .. 80 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJU'l.'AN'1!.GENERAL.

FORTY-NINTH REGIMEN1'.-INFAN'rRY.

NAME. f I n.t, 0' "ok. B'mt "uk. Rei!idence.

• 8J-----1 Colonel: Clinton D. McDougall ...... June 8,1867 .. Brig.-General.. Auburn. Lieutenant-Colonel: Eo Delavan Woodruff ...... Sept. 7, 1870 ...... Auburn. Adjutant: John W. Haight, Jr ...... Dec. 1, 1869...... Auburn. Quarterma8ter: Roswell B. Swift ...... Dec. 1,1869 ...... Auburn. Surgeon: Charles E. Van Anden ...... Sept. 7, 1870...... Auburn. A8sistant Surgeon: ~'rancis P. Casey ...... " Sept. 7, 1870...... Auburn. Chaplain; John Brainard ...... Sept. 7,1870 .. Auburn. Captains: William H. Boyle ...... C July 1, 1868 ...... Auburn. Henry C. Thompson ...... F Oct. 4,1869 ...... Auburn. Frederick Hoag ...... D June 21, 1870...... Auburn. John Nolan. _ ...... E June 22. 1870...... Auburn . Michael Sullivan ...... G June 80, 1870...... Auburn . William Ferguson ...... A July 15,1870 ...... Auburn. Frank J. Stupp ...... B Noy. 17, 1l:l70...... Auburn . First Lieutenants: Luke Brannick _...... C July 1, 1868...... Auburn. Jamej S. Goodrich F I June 8,1870 ...... Auburn . l\Iorri!\ Wasmann ...... D June 21, 1870...... Auburn . Philip Bryne ...... E .Tune 22,1870 ...... Auburn . Ro&:er Quinn .... _...... G June 80, 1870...... Auburn . E. "ames .B~OI11'nier...... A Aug. 1, 1870...... Auburn . J. Monroe Alden ...... B' Nov. 17, 1870...... Auburn . Second Lientenants : Edward Brannick C July 5, 1870...... Auburn . George Mallalieu .. ::::. :::: 1:<' ,Tune 8, lR70...... Auburn . Michael Linllenback ...... D June 21, 1870...... Auburn . Thomas Jaek8on ...... E June 22, 1870 ...... Auburn. John Galvin ...... G June 30, 1870...... Auburn . LewiR W. Eaton ...... A Aug. 1,.1870 ...... Auburn . Edwin R. Fitch .... B Nov. 17, 1870...... Auburn . ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENER.AL. 81

Colonel: J. De Motte Smith...... Sept. 22; 1869.. Trumansburgh.

Lientenant-Colonel: George H. Houtz...... Sept. 22, 1869 .. Etna.

Major: Benjamin Jennings . Sept. 22, 1869.. Danby.

Adjutant: Barnum R. Williams . Dec. 29,1866 .. Ithaca.

QuartermasttJr: James H. Tichenor . Aug. 1,1870. Ithaca.

Surgeon: Edward J. Morgan . Feb. 11, 1852 .. Ithaca..

Assi8tant Surgeon: S. ,D. Jones .. Aug 1,1870 .. Groton.

Chaplain: Thot:'. C. Strong. June 1,1867 .. Ithaca.

Captains: Silas S. Montgomery.. H Mar. 10,1866 .. Dryden. Escha Holcomb B Feb. 13,1867 .. Trumansburg-h. Clement S. Minier...... D April 13, 1867 .. South Lansing . John H. Theall...... E •Junc 18, 1867 .. Enfield Centre. Edward Loundsbury...... G Aug. 1, 1868 .. Caroline John J. Gilett...... I Sept. 18, 1869 .. Etna. Merritt King C Sept. 25, 1869.. Newfiold. Elmer M. Latta .. , .. , A Oct. 14,1869 .. Ithaca. Edward S. Swarhout. .. F Oct. 15, 1869.. Danby. Byron R. Carpenter...... K Aug. 15,1870 .. Groton. ]'irst Lieutenants: Wm. Wallen beck.. E Nov. 11, 1864.. Enfield. Joseph Mount _ K Nov. 11, 1864 .. Peruville. Lyman E. Henderson...... C Mar. 24, 1866.. Alpine. George E. Monroe I Feb. 2, 186'1.. Etna. I.uther C. Simon!! -: II May 4,1867 .. Dryden. Raymer V. Egbert.... D April 25, 1868.. South Lansing. David C. Krum ...... G Aug. 1, 1868.. Caroline. . Albert Prame...... A Ocf. 14,1869 .. Ithaca. Geo. F. Howland.. F Oct. 15, lS6!l .. Ithaca. J. Corey Fish \ B Aug. 13,1870 .. Trumansburgh. Second Lieutenantt:': DavidA. Seabring , . . . . C Nov. 11,1864., Newfield. Simeon Rolfe : : .. E Nov. 11, 1864 .. Enfield Centre. Charles H. Puff F Nov. 11,1864 .. Danby. Guy C. Teeter , I Oct. 2, 1865 .. Etna. Addison M. Scott...... H Mar. 10, .1866. Sonth Lansing. James Boice...... G Aug. 1,1868 .. Caroline. Lawrence P. Kennedy..... A Oct 14,1869 .. Ithaca. George E. Hanford I Aug . 6, 1870.. Etna. •John G. Apgar , K Aug. 10,1870 .. Groton. Frank S. Pearsall.. B Aug. 13, 1870 .. Trumansburgh.

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FIFTY-FInST HEGIMENT.-!NFAN'fRY.

NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. 13 Residence. o o ------1------_·;------1----·------Colonel: Gustavus Sniper...... ,Tune 15, 1868.. SyraeulSe. Lieutenant-Colonel: James Randall . June 15, Syracuse. Major: Henry C. Allewelt ...... Sept. 12, 1870.. Syracuse. Adjutant: George H. Deitz ... Jan. 18, 1869.. Syracuse. Quartermaster: John G. Dunn .. Feb. 21, 1870.. Syracuse. Com. of Subsistence: Louis L. 'rhurwachter ..... Feb. 21,1870 .. Syracuse. Surgeon: Henry D. Didama . July 18,1862 .. Syracuse. Assistant Surgeon: J. Otis Burt...... July 22, 1868.. Syracu8P. Chaplain: .Joseph M. Clark .•. Oct. 24, 1861.. Syracuse. Captains: William Vollmer II ,July 24,1867 .. SyraClli:1e. Theodore M. Barber A Sept. 18, 1868.. Syracuse. Henry Lentz B Oct. 12, 1868.. 8yracuse. :Michael Foley ...... K Dec. 3, 1868.. Syracu"e. Frederick Miller...... E Mar. 30, 1869.. Syracnse. Jeremiah Leamy...... C Oct. 27, 18fi!).. Syracui:1e. William H. Hamilton...... I May 20,1870 .. Sy.racuse. 'l'homas Ryan...... I~ ,July 12, 1870 .. Syracuse. Valentine Bahn G Oct. 20, 1870 .. Liverpool. First Lieutenant!" : }l'rederick Woise .. . F ,lune24,18fi7 .. Syracuse. Frank A. Becker.. H ,Tuly 24, 18m .. Syraem:e. Jacob Winter B Dec. 7, 18(i8.. Svraeuse. John Maurer...... E Mar. 30, 18fi9.. SYraCllllc. Meredith Moor. . .. K Aug. 2(i, 18H\).. Syracuse. John Muldoon...... C Oct. 27, 186\).. Syracuse. Norman W. Smith A Nov. 15,1869 .. Syracuse. Alexander J. Vrooman I ,Tnly 8. 1870.. Syracuse. Peter Willworth, Jr...... G Oct. 20, 1870.. Liverpool. Second Lieutenant!" : Frederick Wine...... F June 24,1867 .. Syracuse. Philip Schuq...... H Oct. 12, 1868.. Syracuse. Charles Kassa ...... B Dec. 7, 1868.. Syracllse. Patrick Kelly...... K Jan. 8, 186!}.. Syracuse. Valentine Lindenmayer.... E Mar. 30, 18H9.. Syracuse. Michael W. Dolphin. .. C Oct. 27,1869 .. Syracuse. Joseph Van Slyke A Nov. 15, 1869.. Syracuse. Sidney Williams. I Dec. 23, 186!}.. Syracuse. George F. Miller...... G Oct. 20, 1870.. Liverpool. .ANNUA.L REPORT 01!' THE ADJUTA.NT-GENERA.L. 83

FIFTY-FOURTH REGIMENT.-!NFANTRY.

NAME. [ Date of rank. I Brevet rank. Residence. S o Q

Colonel: George J. Baetzel...... Ap'il29,1870 .. Roche8ter.

Lieutenant-Colonel: Warner Westcott ..... , ... April 7, 1868.. Roche8tcr.

Adjutant: Robert J. Lester . Nov. 20, 1869.. Rochester.

Quartermaster; Henry R. Warijeld...... July 24,1869 .. Rochester.

Com. of Subsistence: Horace A. Smith .. July 24,1869 .. Rochester.

Surgeon: Charles Buckley , May 9,1870 .. Rochester.

Captains: Frederick C. Schocn...... B Nov. 25, 1863.. Rochester. H. B. Henderson E July 12, 1865.. Rochester. Philip Ruppcrt ...... A Mar. 31, 1868.. Rochester. Francis A. Madden...... C Feb. 25,1869 .. Rochester. William J. Clark. F Ap'il22,1869 .. Rochester. John, Schwartz.... D June 23, 1870.. Rochester. Robert Lavis I Aug. 15, 1870.. Rochester.

First Lieutenants: John Bauer A Mar. 31, 1868.. RocheE'ter. Frederick C. Laucr...... G Dec. 13, 1868.. Rochel:'ter. Edward C. Blackford C J1~eb.25, 1869.. Rochester. John N. Weitzel.. B Mar. 17,1869 .. Rochcster. Cornelius L. Dodds...... F Ap'il12, 1869.. Rochester. George A. Wallace H July 19,1869 .. Rochester. Peter Klein...... D June 23, 18'10 .. Rochester. James Hason...... K July 11,1870 .. Rochester. Wm. J. Winfield E Aug. 15, 1870.. Rochester. Thomas McCracken.... I Sept. 29, 1870.. Rochef'ter.

Second Lieutenants: Jacob Englert A Mar. 31, 1868.. Rochester. Jacob Schaller I Nov. 16, 1868.. Rochester. Henry H. Vandolah , G Dec. 23,1868 .. Rochcster. Peter Reinhard, ...... B Mar. 17, 1869.. Rochester. Valentine O. Schwartz F- Ap'il12,1869 .. Rochester. E. C. Bradstrcet.. H July 19,1869 .. Rochester. Edwin T. Babbage E Oct. 19,1869 .. Rochester. Samuel R. Campbell . c Jan. 5,1870 .. Rochester. Timothy Callahan...... K July 11,1870 .. Rochester. Martin WahL D Sept. 13, 1870.. Rochel"ter. ~------~------84 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

FIFTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

;.:. ;:: NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. c) ------Colonel: -_._------William B. Allen ., . Jan. 14, 1869...... 218 East 48th st., New York city. Lieutenan t-Colone I: Francis A. Schilling . Dec. 14,1870...... 252 East Houston st., N. York city. Major: Charles W. Fuller...... Dec. 14, 1870...... New York city. Adjutant: Charles W. Fuller...... Jan. 4,1869 ...... , 106 West 50th st., New York city. Quartermaster: W. A. Connolly . Jan. 4, 1869...... 7 Eal:'t 53d street, New York city. Com. of Subsistence: Jacob Tarter...... Jan. 4,1869 ...... 58 Franklin street, New York city. Captains: S. Znschlag...... C Sept. 19, 1866...... S. Morin"key. B 156 Ludlow street, New York city. Dec. 12, 181l6...... 319 Pearl street, New York city. RUdolph Lefevre...... A •Jan. 29,1869 ...... Henry I. Boehrer...... F '" 339 East 45th st., New York city . Feb. 10,1869 ...... 519 Greenwich !!it.,New York city. Paul Walter H Aprilll,1869 ...... Henry Huck...... D 61 Third avenue, New York city . Nov 10,1869 ...... 89 Third street, New York city . Edward B. Newmaster G Jan. 21, 1870...... ~...... 360 Hudson street, New York city. Jacob Aberle.. I April 4, 1870...... Valentine Steitz '" E 149 East Houston st., N. York city. Oct. 10, 1870...... 404 Sixth street, New York city. First Lieutenants: Francois Desrats...... A Jan. 29,1868 ...... 28 We~t Houston st., N. York city. :li'rancis W okal . . . B June 28, 1869...... Jacob Hay G 510 Sixth street, New York city. Oct. 1, 186!!...... 61 Columbia street, N. York city. Peter Keh H June 17, 1869...... •Tohn Gulweiler I New York city. Dec. 9,181l9.. ~...... New York city. George M. Curtis D June 27, 1870...... John Wiederhold.. . .. C Marine court, New York city. .Tune 28, 1869...... New York city . Emil Knecht F June 29, 1870.. '" ...... 108 Spring street, New York city. Second Lieutenants: Jules M. Dubois...... A Jan. 29, 1869...... 115 Spring street, Nork city. Anthony Lambrecht... D N OY. 10, 18{i9.. August R. Wagener H 170 Third street, New York city. Dec. 3, 1869...... 84 Stanton street, New York city. Herman Schroeder...... C Jan. 6, 1870...... Joseph E. Paper...... B 176 Thompson street, N. York city. Feb. 16, 1870...... 528 Fifth street, New York city. Frederick Gebhard E Aug ..Hi, 1870...... Anton Roll '" I New York city. Sept. 18, 1870...... New York city. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 85

Regiilter of Military Force-(Continued).

SIXTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

Residence. NAME. Date of rank. Breyet rank

------Colonel: Richard Flach . Nov. 10,1865 ...... " Buffalo.

Lieutenant-Colonel: M. Leo Ritt . Nov. 10, 1865 ...... Buffalo.

Major : Peter J. Ripont .. Sept. 7,1870 ...... Buffalo.

Adjutant: Charles Schweigert...... May 18,1868 ...... Buffalo .

Quarterma8ter: John Hansle . Nov. 7,1865 ...... Buffalo .

Surgeon: Conrad Diehl., ...... Oct. 5, 1870...... Buffalo .

Chaplain: Otto Burger .. Dec. 26,1864 ...... Buffalo.

Captains: Jacob Schmall..... D .June 9,1865. , ...... Buffalo . Cal!'par Retel G Oct. 4,18(i5 ...... Buffalo . Albert C. Schoenwald. . . .. E Dee, 4,1865 ...... 'Buffalo . Frederick FrankIe .. ,...... I June 11, 1866 ...... Buffalo . Frank Manerman A Oct. 15, 1867...... , ... Buffalo . John E. Nesser B Mar. 16, 1868 ...... Buffalo. Hugo F. Loepert .. Ii' July 29, 1868 ...... Buffalo . 8. Henry Runcie ...... C Mar. 7,1870 ...... Buffalo. Conrad Staffel ...... ,.... H Au~. 23, 1870 ...... ' Buffalo.

First Lieutenant8: William C. Zimmerman .... I Feb. 15, 1862 ...... Buffalo. Charles Heimerle...... G June 10, 1867 ...... ~.. Bull'alo . Oct. 5,1868 ...... Bllil'al,; Thomas Cannon...... C ,\nfia]o. Robert W. Voas F Oct. 12,1868 ...... Gustavus R. Waldo E Dec. 4, 181i8., ...... Buffalo. ,Tohu Yax B Mar. 21, 1870.. .. - ...... Buft'ulo. Buffalo. Frederick Gangnagle .. . . . D ~l'il 23, 1870 .. . " ...... Jolin Burgeman. .. A ~. ay 4, 1870 ...... Buff'alo . JohnFo.x: H Aug. 23, 1870., ...... Buffalo.

Second Lieutenants: Bernhard Kaiser...... G May 27, 1868 ...... Buffalo. Anthony Bullman., A 'ivIay 4,1869 ...... Buffalo. Donald L. Cameron , E Oct. 4,1869 ...... Buffalo. Julius Brauer , H Feb. 14,1870 ...... Buffalo. Henry D. Fi8cher. .. C Mar. 7,1870 .. ., ...... Buffalo. George Schmall D Aug. 23, 1870...... Buffalo. ---~------~------86 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

h >=l NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. S Residence. o ------o ------1------__1 _ Colonel: James Cavanagh . Nov. 29, 1867.. Brooklyn. Major: Michael Doran...... Mar. 29, 1867.. 57 West 4th street, New York city. Adjutant: Edwin M. Neville ... Dec. 1,1869 .. 137 Broadway, New York city. Com. of SnbsiBtcnce: , John Coonan . Dec. 1, 1869.. New York city. Surgeon: William T. Nealis._ May 25,1869 .. 37 Mott street, New York city. Chaplain: Bernard Gallagher...... Jan. 2,1869 .. Brooklyn. Captains: Thomas Dempsey .. _..... " E Dec. 9, 1861.. 24 City Hall place, New York city. :Michael Brennan...... A May 10. 18ti5.. Dennis Brown I 155 West ,\1"t st., New York city. Dec. 18, 186fJ.. 106 Washington l't!'eet, N. Y city. John Kerr K Jan. 29,1869 .. William CUBhing " ...... F' 66 Market street, New York city. Oct. 29, 1869.. New York city. Joseph Collins...... C Nov. 8, 18fi9.. •J ohn J. Harley...... D 4 First street, New York city. June 29, 1870.'. 128 East 115th st., New York city Daniel R. Lyddy...... G Aug. 2a, 1870. Jerome J. Colliu8 / B 14 Walll'tJ'cet, New York city. Nov. 1(), 1870.. Whitney House, New York city. First Lieutenants: Peter Delaney ..... _...... I F'eb. 26,1867 .. Daniel Draddy...... A Eldridge street, New York city. June 21, 1867.. 10:3West a7th st., New York city. Frederick Goggins K Ang. 19, 1869.. Edward 'I'. Laffey B 61 Ccnter street, New York city. Oct. 22, 18fl9.. New York city. Dennis Dowling.. F Oct. 2!J, 18(j!J .. Martin McDonald.. . If Now York city. Jan. 19, 1870.. aBO Grand street, New York city. Nicholas Collins... G Fch. 2, 1870.. John J. Moran..... 0 ,31Bridge street, New York city. Ap'il29, 1870.. 240 Grand street, New York city. Second Lieutenats : James Reid .. " H Jan. 27,1869 .. Mortimer I:'lullivan...... I 451 West 33d I't., New York city. :B"eb. Hi, 18{)9.. lOt! Center street, New York city. Dennis Dempsey _ E Sept. 13, 1869 .. John J. Kelly B 42 Madison street, New York citv. Oct. 22, 1869.. New York city. • Dennis McCarthy...... C Mar. 18, 1870.. James Moran F \l9East 4th l'treet, New York city. May 3,1870 .. New York city. John Morris K May 27,1870 .. JOfleph Allen G 420 East 13th st., New York city: Aug. 2:3,1870.. 75 'I'hird avenue, New York city. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 87

SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

:>. ;j Brevet rank. Residence. NAME. a- Date of rank. o (.) ------' Colonel: 137 East 39th st., New York city. Harry Hockafeller . Nov. 1, 1869 ..

Lieutenant-Colonel: Cor. Broadway and Houston st., Nov. 1, 1869 .. George D. Wolcott...... New York city. Major: 340 West 32d st., New York city. Eug-ene S. Eunson...... Nov. 1,1869 ..

Adjutant: 34 West 19th st., New York city. Augustus T. Fl'ancis . Dec. 11, 1867 ..

Quartermaster: North RiverBank, New York city. Thomas L. Raymond ..... Jan. 9,1867 ..

Com. of Subsistence: 102 East 26th st., New York city. Charles E. Shade ...... " .. Dec. 1, 1868 ..

Surgeon: Noy. 17, 1868 .. 14 St. Mark's Place, New York Marvin S. Buttles . city. Assistant Surgeon: 103 East 26th st., New York city. Alfred Starr . May 11,1869 ..

Chaplain: Station E, Box 9, New York city. Eastburn Benjamin. Noy. 17, 1869 ..

Captains: Sept. 21, 1865 .. 235 East 78th sL New York city. William II. Cox K 88 Wall street, New York city. Samuel W. Osgood A Nov. 15,1865 .. Noy. 20, 1865 .. 1358 Broadway, New York city. Amos L. Lee...... II 638 Broadway, New York city. Abraham L. Webber G Aug. 19, 1866 .. Apr. 13,1868 .. New York city. Joseph A. Wise I 144 Duane street, New York city. Alfred Spear... .. C June 15,1868 .. Apr. 5,18G9 .. 19 Nassau street, New York city. Chas. H. Leland F Chamberl!\ & Center sts., N. Y. city. James S. 'l'urner ." E Dec. 9, 181;9.. Feb. 15, 1870.. 3'23 Washington ~t., N. Y. city. John II youmans...... D 218 East 39th st., New York city. Chas. W. Swift...... B Aug. 23, 1870..

First Lieutenants: 53 Wel!\t 23d st., New York city. William A. Elmer...... I Apr. 13.1868 .. Noy. 15, 18(i8.. New York city. Samuel B .• Tackson...... A Brooklvn, N. Y. Samuel A. Taylor, , . . ~.~ Noy. 23,1868 .. Noy. 29, 18G9.. 41 Broadway, New York city. Henry K. White...... " 500 Broadway, New York city. Gilbert N. Knight E Feb. 24, 1870 .. Apr. 13, 1870 .. G7 East 10th st.. New York CIty. Alfred P. Vredenbnrgh C Bible House, New York city. James T. Brinkerhoff...... G June 17, 1870 .. Aug. 23, 1870 .. 53d st., bet. 1st & 2dav., N. Y. city Chas. F. DeBorst. B New York city. Josfph B. Case D Nov. 11, 1870 ..

Second LieutenantB: 158 William st., New York city. Apr. 13,1868 .. Theodore V. Smith...... I 100, Broadway, New York city . Johu N. Riggins " II May 19,1868 .. Nov. 23, 1868 .. 230 West 40th st., New York CIty. •Tohn C. Rue K New York city. Stephen Curtis, Jr , . . .. B July 13, 1869 .. Nov. 15, 1869.. New York city. Thomas E. Love. .. A 259 West 3·Uh st., New York city. William C. Dow .,. ., F Nov. 29, 18G9.. Dec. 9,1869 .. Eleventh Ward Bank, N. Y. city. Charles E. Brown...... E 173 Broadway, New York cit~. John R. Davenport...... C Feb. 4,1870 .. Apr. 13,1870 .. 30 Grove street, New York CIty. Lewis R. Post ...... G 18 Eal'lt 41st st., New York city. George C. Freeborn D May 3,1870 .. 88 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

SEVENTY-FOUUTII REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

;;. 0:: NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. oo ------Lieutenant-Colonel: ------._------Charles J. Wing . June 7, 1869 ...... Buffalo. Major: James A. Gault . June 27, 1869 ...... Buffalo. Adjutant: George D. Emerson...... Feb. 6, 1869 ...... Buffalo . Com. of Subl'!istence : Lewis SamuelI'! ...... Jan. 11,1869 ...... Buffalo. Chaplain: Grosvenor 'V. Heacock...... April 24, 1861 ...... Buffalo. Captains: Lewis P. Reichert...... G Nov. 16, lR63 ...... Buffalo. John M. Kelley B Feb. 21, 1868 .. Joseph W olre...... C ...... Buffalo. Aug. 20, 1869 ...... Buffalo. Charles A. House " D Mar. W, 1870 .. Samuel M. Pooley . . .. F Buffalo. April 26, 1870 ...... I Buffalo. First Lieutenants: George Morgan, Jr K July 23, 1868 ...... Buffalo. Stephen F. Sherman. . . D April 27, 1870 .. George F. Pfeifer.... A Mar. 28. 1870 ...... "I Buffalo. N. 8. Reese. F ...... Buffalo. June 21,1870 ...... BUffalo. William Willhelm...... G Sept. 10, 1870 .. Archibald O. Hudson B ...... Ruffalo. Nov. 30, 1870 ...... Buffalo. Second Lieutenants: Alfred Lythe...... K Oct. 6. 186..'!.. Ruffalo. Frank R. Jenkins .. " F Dec. 1, 1868 .. Charles Geis...... D Buffalo. Jan. 20, 1809 .. Buffalo. Andrew Fuller " . . . . . G June 16, 1869.. William B. Kenyon, ' 0 Buffalo. Aug. 20, 186!).. BulIalo. John C. Dolan '" B Mar. 16,1870 .. Louis Nagle. .. A BUffalo. I Mar. 28, 18'70.. Buffalo. ANNUAL REPOll'l' OF'THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. Sg

SEVENTY-NINTH BATTALION. - INFANTRY.

Residence. NAME. IDat' of rnnk. Brovot",ok. o ------Colonel: 113 McDougal street, New York John Shaw, . Feb. 18,1869. J. city. Lieutenant-Colonel: Astor House, New York city. Charles A. Stetson...... Oct. 20, 1869..

Major: 102 Nasi!oaustreet, New York city. William Manson.... ., Jan. 20, 1868..

Adjutant: 289 Greenwich street, New York William Lindsay...... Sept. 1, 1869.. city. Quartermaster: 217)9 Varick street, New York city. George ~Iitchell ...... July Ie, 1865..

Com. of Subsistence: 15 Amity place, New York city. John Barrie .,...... July 1,1867 ..

Assistant Surgeon: 16 Greenwich street, New York James R. C. Walker...... Dec. 1,1867 .. city. Chaplain: 149 Eighth avenue, New York city. Stephen Merritt, Jr . April 1, 1868..

Captains: May 18, 1861.. 107 Fulton street, New York city. Joseph Laing G 34 West 21st st., New York city. William C. Clark...... E Nov. 14, 1865.. April 13, 1869.. 54 Greenwich ave., New York city. George Rogers ., A 308 West 22d New York city . Alonzo Dutch...... C April 20, 1868.. "t., June 17, 1869.. 35 Bleeker street, New York city. •Joseph Ross D 621 'rhird avenue, New York city. Alexander CroaIl ...... F Feb. 17, 187G..

Firi!otLieutenants: 177 Lewis l'!treet, New York city. George C. Gourley A April 13, 1868.. 212 Elm street, New York city. Jacob Heichert .... C Dec. 8, 1868.. July 6,1869 .. 11 Eighth avenue, New York city. Adam Steele...... E 69 Third avenue, New York city. William McMaster l!' Oct. 13, 1870..

Second Lieutenants: May 19, 1869.. 447 Wflst 54th st., New York city . Peter Buchanan G 11 Eighth avenne, New York city. Thomas B. Allan . . . . E •July 6, 1869.. William R. A.llen ...... D Sept. 9, 1869.. 258 Pearl street, New York city. Allen S. McDonald , A May 9,1870 .. 733 Broad way, New York city. Thomas D. Hughes.... F Oct. 13,1870 .. Brooklyn. 326 Ninth avenue, New York city. Edwin H. Dearin .... ,. . . . . C Nov. 1,1870 .. l 90 ANNUAL REPOR']' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

EIGHTY-THmD REGIMENT -INFANTRY. ===--=--=-~=--~~------.~..-C-=--=-__ ~ ~_

NAME. [ Date of rank. Brevet rank. S Residence. o Q Colonel: Robert Furman ..... Aug. 1, 1864...... Schenectady. Lieutenant-Colonel: John McShea, Jr...... Aug. 1, 1864 ...... Schenectady. Major: John C. Perry...... Dec. 6,1869 ...... Rotterdam. Adjutant: George W. Marlett...... Jan. 4, 1868...... Schenectady. Quartermaster: Ed. H. Vrooman '" June 14, 1867 ...... Schenectady. Com. of Subsistence: Cornelius Gill...... Nov. 26, 1867...... Schenectady. Surgeon: James D. Jones...... July {l, 1866...... 0' ••• Schenectady. Chaplain: Dennis Wortman . July 6,1870 ...... Schenectady. Captains: Jacob Garling...... E Sept. 7, 1863.. Schenectady. William Tygart...... K Oct. 25, 18{j4.. Scotia. Schuyler '1'. Weller...... G June 23, 18{j{j...... Glen ville. •Tohn Walker. D Oct. 24, 1867.. . 1 M!triaville Corners . Lewis Brewer...... I Dec. 7,1867.. . Nll'kayuna. John Warner A Dec. 23, 1868.. Am:,;terdam. Gilbert Brou!.{ham F :May 7, 1870.. .. Hottcrclam. David Murch -...... 13 .Tuly 16, 1870.. Schenectady. George J. Baumes H Sept. 6,1870.. .. Esperance. John Cassidy .. _ _ .. C Dec. 17,1870.. Schenectady. Pirst Lientenants: G. II. Van BUI·en...... _ G Aug. 18,1853 .. Glenville Corners. Charles Wertz E Mar. 2. It\64 .. John Hagadorn K Schenectady. Oct. 25. 18ti4.. SC'Jti

EIGHTY-FOURTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

Residence. NAME. Date of rank. Brevet rank. ______,__ ----1----

Colonel: 27 East 10th st., New York city. Frederick A. Conkling...... June l!l, 1863..

Lieutenant-Colonel: 60 West nth st., New York city. CorneliUl:\ B. Mitchell . April 18,1870 ..

Major: 200 West 21st st., New York city. James Hnntcr . Nov. 21. 1864..

Adjutant: 134 9th avenue, New York city. Lawrence Beattie...... Dec. 28, 1865,.

Quartermaster: 243 West 10th st., New York city. Charles Birch .. Aug. 12, 1870.. Com. of Subsistence: Hastings. John Watt. .. May :30, 1867..

Surgeon: 630 Hudson st., New York city. James NOl·val ..... June 25, 1863..

Assi<:tant Surgeon; 53 Jane street, New York dty . JamesQuee . •June 25, 1863..

Captains: Jl1ne 24, 1863.. 215 EU!'t 23d st., New York city. WiJliam Atkiuon ...... B 2 2d street. New York city. Eli '1'ay10r ...... H ,Tune 27, 1863.. ]'eb. 17, 18M .. 144 East 15th st., New York city. James Douglas.. K 296 6th avenue, New York city. Joseph A. Macdonald A Nov. 28, 1864.. ,June 7, 1865. 54 Greenwich av., New York city. Peter Rogers , D 47 Prince street, New York city. James Gaynor " . C Nov. 15, 18W1 .. Aug. 13, 1868.. 402 East l(ith st., New York city. •Joseph McKinley I 351 West 18th st., New York city. Theodorus McLeod...... 1" Jr1ay 30,1870 ..

First Lieutenants; Feh 17,1864 .. 47 Allen street, New York city. ;rames Gardiner .. , , K 752 7th avenue, New York city. Charles Atkini'on.. B April 5, 186G.. 'May 2,18GG.. 120 1st avenue. New York city. John J. :Farrell H 115 West 39th st., New York city. Charles Eagleson ,. F May 16, 18(j6,. Nov. 15, 1867.. Brooklyn. E~;v~rd Maher C 336 East 23d st., New York city. W IJllam Bruce...... I Aug. 13, 1868.. Charles Birch D April 13, 1869.. New York city. Dec. 14.1869 .. 192 Orchard st., New York city. George Adams. . .. G 322 West 15th st., New York city. Peter Macdonald . . . . A :Mar. 28,1870 .. Second Lieutenants: Alfred .r. Colling , H Oct. 31, 1865.. Brooklyn. Oct. 18, 1867.. 81 Cedar street, New York city. Arthur P. Hinman...... E 109 Sullivan "treet, New York city. Patrick McDonough. .. .., C Nov. 15, 186'T .. Nov. 12, 1868.. 135 Charlton st., New York city. William. Head I 287 Avenue B, New York city. Andrew Patterson K Jan. 8, 181m.. April13, 1869.. 27 Christopher st., New York city. Benjamin Price...... D 225 We"t 27th st., New York city. rl'homas Corson.. G Dec. 14, 18Ii!}.. Mar. 28, 1870.. 219 l\fercer 8treet, New York city. James M. Heatherton A 455 West 25th st., New Vork city. Edward Straight .... ;.. F May 30, 1870.. 92 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Register tf Military Force-(Continued). EIGH'rY-8IXTH REGIMENT.- INFANTRY. ------._------;;.. t:= O:l NAME. a Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. c o ------Colonel: ------Jacob H. Meech . June 2B, 1867 .. Catskill, Greene county. Lieutenant-Colonel: Asmar C. Sttge. . . June 29, 1867 .. Prattsville, Grcene county. Major: Jas. M. Van Valkenburgh.. .. June 2B, 1867 .. Lexington, Grcene county. Adjutant: Cassius A. Mattoon . Sept. 4, 18fj8.. Catskill, Greene county. Quartermaster: Jonas Person...... Aug. 24, 1867 .. Catskill, Greene county. Com. of Subsistence; Addison G. Runyan ...... Aug. 7, 1867 .. Hensonville, Greene county. I::!ur~eon : FranCIS B. Holcomb...... " Aug. 26, 1867 .. Hensonville, Greene count)'. CaptainEl: Benjamin F. Barkley.. '" G Sept. 8, IS6a .. Jewett, Greene county. Benjamin H. Waldron..... I Sept. 9, 1863 .. JameEl Stevens H Cairo, Greenc county. Sept. IB, 1863 .. Greenville, Greene county. Wellington Pe€k F Oct. 3, 1863 .. Dewitt C. Hinman...... E Oak Hill, Greene coullty. June 16, 1864 .. Big Hollow, Greene county. William A. Pennoyer B .Junc 20. 1864.. Henry Chatfield A Catskill, Greene county. July 20; 18m .. Prattsville, Greene county. A. Judson Brig-gs .. '" . D July 27, 1867 .. Charles A. Vedder...... C Lexington, Greeuc couuty. Aug. 24, 1867 .. Leeds, Greene county. First Lieutenants: David E. Woodworth...... G Sept. 8, 1863 .. William Kortz...... 13 E. Jewett, Greene county. Oct. 6, 1865 .. Catskill, Ureene county. George Lamoreaux. F July 8, 1865 .. •John Stead.... I Durham Greene county. Aug. 6, 1866 .. Cairo, Greene county . A. G. Holcomb.... E June 30,1867 .. Edwin L. Ford D Hensonville, Greene county. July 27,1867. Lexington, Greene county. Ogden H. Plank '" .. " '" C Aug. 24, 1867 .. L.eds,~ Greene county, Second Lieutenants: •John H. Graham.. C Ang. 14, IS!i3 .. Horace N. Ford , G IJeeds, Greene county. Sept. 8, 1863 .. K Jewett, Greene county. Hiram Bogardm; , " H Sept. 19, 1863 .. Frank Story...... B Greenville, Greene county. Dec. 8,1865 .. Catskill, Greene county. James Judson..... A July 20, 1867 .. Hiram Davi8.... E Prattsville Greene county. June 30,1867 .. HensonVille, Greene county. Christopher Riley D July 27, 1867.. Elijah H. Utter .. .. . I Lexington, Greene county. Aug. 29, 1868 .. Oairo, Greene county. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 93

EIGHTY-SEVENTH BATTALION.-INFANTRY.

~ i=: .e Residence. NAME. 0. Date of rank. Brevet rank. S o ______-o ------1-----·------Lieutenant-Colonel: Samuel F. Garmon...... Sept. 1, 1866.. Watson.

Major: George D. Brown . Sept. 1, 18G6.. Lowville.

Adjutant: M. Norton Stephens...... •July 23, 1868.. Lowville .

Quartermaster: C. Jess. Brown...... May 15, 1868.. Lowville.

Com. of Subsistence: Frederick D. Howell . May 11, 1867 .. Lowville.

Surgeon: Charles D. Budd .... Sept. 10, 1863.. Turin. Assistant Snrgeon: Alexander R. Gihhie ..... Sept. 10, 1863 .. Lowville.

Chaplain: Garrett L. Roof...... :May 29, 1867.. Lowville.

Captain;:: H. :M:. Myers...... II Aug. 29,1864 .. Ogdensburg. Jay A. Pease I Nov. 3,1864 .. West Leyden. Jan. 5,18U5. Turin. E. W. Thompson...... B !)ort Leyden. T. S. Sawyer C Jnly 11, 1865 .. Wm. M. Edmonds. K Aug. 8, 18(j6.. Martinsburgh. Joseph Shearer...... 1" Mr'h 23, 1867.. New Bremen. L. S. Loomis...... D July fj, 1867.. Leyden. George W. Bartlett . . . . G Sept. 17, 1867.. Copenhagen. Michael Kerley . . . . A Sept. 17, 1868 .. Lowville.

First LieutenalJts: May 17, 1864.. Barnes' Corners . ~~~~~~~1F::::::::::::::. ~ •June 23, 1866.. Copenhagen. Milo J\L Dunton...... K Aug. 8, 1866.. Martinsbnrgh. W. B. Sylvester , ., . . C Aug. 10,1866 .. Port Leyden. 'l'uriil. Chas. Ji. Phelps ·1 B Sept. 15, 1866.. Ambrose .1". Cole E Oct.. 13,18fi6 .. Watson. •Tacob Ashback F Mr'h 23, 18fi7.. Lowville. E. L. Parsons. . D July (j, 1867...... Leyden . James Evans.. I .July 15, 1867...... West Leyden . Albert C. Bushart...... A Sept. 17, 1868 .. Lowville. Second Lieutenants: D. C. Jackson. D Sept. 10, 1863.. Leyden. H. Neibergall , G Jan. 1, 1864.. Harrisburgh. G .•T. Dryden.. H Aug. 29, 1864.. Copenhagen. E. D. Wa;:hburn I Nov. 11, 1864 . Leyden. H. M. Rigg's . . . . B Jan. 5, 1865.. Turin. George Sheldon K Aug. 8, 1866.. Martinsbl1rgh. George A. Graves...... E Oct. 13, 1866.. Watson. Charle,. Guion ...... F Mr'h 23,1867 .. New Bremen. Wm. M. Taylor...... C Sept. 5, 1868.. Port Leyden. Albert H. Bickford ... A Sept. 17,1868 .. Lowville. 94 ANNUAL REPOR'l' OF l'HE ADJUTANT- GENERAL.

,.:. ;a NA..i11:E. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. Residence. o Q -----_. Colonel: JOllli D. Wood...... Jan. 30, 1866...... Middletown. Lieutenant-Colonel: Morris J. McConnell...... Aug. 17, 1863...... J\liddletown . Major: Daniel '1'hompson ...... Aug. 17, 1863...... Searsville. Adjntant: John S. Gale . July 1, 1869.. • •• r •••• " •••••• Goshen. Quartermaster: Cornelius J. Sloat ... " ..... May 26,1866 ...... Middletown. Surgeon: George H. FOs

NIN:E'l'Y-SIXTII REGThIENT.-INFANTRY.

~l Residence. NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. S o ______1o 1------1---,-----1------._- Colonel: Castle Garden, New York city. John D. Krehbiel...... Aug. 22, 1863.

Lieutenant-Colonel: 122 Delancey st., New York city. Andrew Stauf .. oct. 15, 1869..

357 Bleecker st., New York city. PeterMajor:Hammer...... I "Dec. 30, 186,9,..

Adjutant: 118 Allen street, New York city. John SeideL...... 'April 2,1870 .. ,

Qu!trtermaE'ter: Castle Gard:n, New York city. Nicholas :Miller...... Apr. 11, 1870.

Com. of SubE'istence: 29 Delancey st., New York city. Frederick Bnrghard...... Dec. 30, 1869..

Surgeon: 241 East 46th E't., New York city. AUgUilt, Hermann . Dec. 30,1869 ..

AflsiE'tant Surgeon: 427 Sixth street, New York city. Frederick R. Knoche ..... Dec. 30,1869 ..

Chaplain: 446 West 14th st., New York city. Herman D. Wrage ' .. Dec. 30, 1869..

Captains: 7 Sixth street, New York city. Edward Rosenbaum... B ,Tan. 28, 1868.. Feb. 12,1868 .. 500rehard !'treet. New York city. Conrad Gei1...... E 182 Eldridge st., New York city. Charles Moehring ...... D Mar. 12,1869 .. Sept. 27, 186H.. 132 ES8CXstreet. New York city. Francis Kohlberger...... II 198 Christie st., New York city. William Arfken K ,Jan. 28.1870 .. Feb. 9,1870 .. 71 Avenue C, Hew York city. Henry Benling , ...... C 9 Second avenue, New York city. George Schnrchard ...... I Feb. 21,1870 .. Jnne 29,1870 .. 162 Rivington st., New York city. Frank Keller...... '... F 45 First Elireet, New York city. William Winckel ...... A Aug. 23, 1870..

Fir8t Lieutenantii': Jan. 3.1868 .. 162 Avenue C., Ne.w York city. Philip H. Reineck "', II 58 Columbia Elt.,New York city. Charles Pincller ...... B Jan. 28,1868 .. ,Jan. 28, 1870.. 183 Laurens st., New York city. Claus Fink '.. K 98 Canal f"treet, New Y;lrk city. George William!'...... D .June 4,1869 .. Feb. 23,1870 .. !J7Pitt Eltreet, New York cUy. Conrad Doell.. I I 66 Avenue D. New York city. William Kuhn8 , E lIIar. 7,1870 .. :May 27, 1870.. 115 Ludlow street, New York city . •fohn Kd8ler .. C New York city. Leo C. Dessar...... A Aug. 20, 1870..

Second Lieutenant!": 5 Norfolk 8treet, New York city. JOE'eph Bauer I Sept. 1, 1865.. June 5,18(,8 .. 118 Greenwich st., New York city. William Merten... B 40 Division Ft., New York city. Frederick Riecke...... F Apr. 9,1869. June 7, 1869.. 9 Hivingtol1 st., New York city. Antonio O. Jones...... A 98 Canal street, New York city. Gotfried Reichert.. D Nov. 19, 18li9.. Jan. 28,1870 .. 53'7West 218t st .. New York city. Henry Hulling's , K 615 East 9th !'t., New York city. Charles B. Fuchs E Mar. 7,1870 .. June 9,1870 . 76 Columbia 8t., New York city. Max Frohwein. . . .. II 5 Sixth avenue, New York city. Frederick Eckerman C July 1,1870 .. 96 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

ONE HUNDHED AND THmD REGUmN'l'.-INFANTRY.

:.:. I=l NAMES. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. S Residence. oo ------Colonel: William H. Lamb . Aug. 16, 1870 .. Norwich, Ohenango county. Lieutenant-Colonel: Jedediah R. Wheeler...... Oct. 17,1864 .. Norwich, Chenango county. J\Iajor: Noyes W. Stoddard...... June 18, 1868 .. Otselic, Chenango county. Adjutant: Charlcs H. Babcock. Mr'h 13, 1867 .. Otselic, Chenango county. QuartermaE\ter: Paul Westcott . Sept. 19, 1870 .. Plymouth, Chenango county. Surgeon: Thomas A. Rogers ..... Sept. 20, 1870 .. Otselic, Chenll,ngo county. Assistant Surgeon: Frederick Mitchell...... Sept. 19, 1870 .. Norwich, Ohenango county.

o~~.f::i~~ ktanton }<' Sept. 24, 1864 .. Alfred Chase...... '" I Smyrna, Chenango county, Oct. 1, 1864 .. N. Norwich, Chenango county. Dennis Blackman...... G Mr'h 25, 1865 .. Martin P. Vosburgh... E Columhus, Chenango county. April 22, 1865 .. Norwich, Ohenango COU1lty. J. Augul'tns Goodrich. A Sept. 11,'1865 .. Cyrus Blackmau B S. New Berlin, Chenango county, Sept. 15, 1865 .. Plymouth, Chenango county. Elbert Widger...... H .Tuly n, 1867 .. Edgar O. Bryan...... K S. Otselic, Ohenango county. June 1, 18GS.. Sherbnrne, Chenango county. ~mas E. Kinucy D June 27, 18(i8.. Jerome F. Wheeler C Otselic, Ohcnango connty. J\m0 24,1870 .. Lincklaen, Ohenango county. First Lieutcnants: Earl Carpcmter...... I n. Oct. 1,1864 .. N. Norwieh, Ohenango county. Oharle" E. Rodger".... '" K Oct. 10, 18G4.. •John M. Elbridge H Sherburne, Chenango county. Oct. 17, 1864.. S. Otselic, Chenango county . Gates E. Pope...... G lI'1:ay 17, 18(j5.. Oharles 1<'. Hall...... B Columlml', Chenango connty. Sept. 15, 1865 .. Plymouth. Chenango county. Henry Bailey, Jr...... ]' ,June 7, 186(i.. Charles A. Sergeant...... A Smyrna, Chenango coun ty. Nov. 21, 1866 .. S. New Berlin. Chenango county. Chauncey Duncan. .... D May 8,1869 .. Daniel IlL Webster.... 0 N. Ot"elic, Chenango county. June 2J, 1870 .. Lincklaen, Chenango county. Second Lieutenants: Albert Case .• Jr " I Oct. 1,1864 .. Robert A. Holcomb E N. Norwich, Chenango county. April 22, 1865 .. Norwich, Ohenango county. Albert J. Baldwin. C Aug. 28, 1865 .. Squire Tinker...... B Lincklaen, Chenango county. Sept. 15, 1865 .. Plymouth, Chenango connty. Illamu'll Holt...... A Mr'h 24,1866 .. S. New Berlin, Chenango county. Orrin D. Larcher " "'1 G May 14, 1866.. Columhu", Ohenango county. O.harles H. Bp;8.sley , H July 7, 1867 .. Pitcher, Chenango county. Charles N. HlIlckley K ,June 1,1868 .. Sherburne, Chenango county. Henry G. Sherman D May 8,1869 .. Otselic, Ohenango county. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTAN'l.'-GENERAL. 97

Regi8ter of Military Force-(Continued).

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH REGIMENT.-INFANTRY.

>. I:: Residence. NAME. ~ Date of rank. Brevet rank. S o o ------Colonel: Henry Baldwin...... Dec. 21, 1868 ...... Addison. Lieutenant Colonel: Archie E. Baxter .. Dec. 21, 1868 ...... Corning.

Major: Charles Cass...... Dec. 21,1868 ...... Campbell.

Adjutant: Charles W. Gillett .... , .... Jan. 1,1869 ...... Addison.

Com. of Snbsistence: John Toles . April 4,1867 ...... Cameron Mill!!.

Surgeon: Corning • Augustus T. Mills June 15, 1867...... Assi8tant Surgeon: Cooper's Plailll. Byron Pierce , .. Sept. 13, 1867 ......

Chaplain: J. D. Barnes...... Dec. 4,1864.- ...... Corning . Captain,,: Addison Wombaugh A June 9,1863 ...... , Addil'lon . Darins L. Wellman H Aug. 24, 1865 ...... Hornby . William A. Spencer B Oct. 12, 1865 ...... Gibson . Samuel B. Wolcott I Oct. 18,1865 ...... Caton . Jas. Campbell, Jr K Oct. 18, 1865 ...... Woodhull • GeOl'ge N. Clute...... G Oct. 3,1868 ...... Painted Post . Melvin Alderman ..... ", .. E April 3,1869 ...... Woodhull . First Lieutenants: Elisha B. Murray ...... A June 9,1863 .. Addison. II. L. Badger G .Tune 5, 1865.. Hornby. John B. Rathbone..... I Oct. 12, 1865 .. Caton. Edwin F. Smith... K Oct. 14,1865 .. Woodhull. John H. Clawson E Sept. 8, 1866 .. Campbell. Wm. Crawford. D June 15, 1867.. Cameron Mills. Isaac P. Clark _. .. - C June 16, 1868 .. Corning. Richard S. Dox ...... B July 25. 1868 .. Gibson. Augustus J. Hathaway..... H Sept. 27, 1868 .. Hornby.

Second Lieutenants: Fredk. L. Cooper...... G Aug. 24,1865 .. Cooper's Plaine. Wm. H. Manners...... A Nov. 6,1866 .. Addil'on. Almond Hinds D Sept. 21, 1867 .. Cameron. Edward Jones. H May 22,1868 .. Gibson. Duncan H. Baxter...... C June 16, 1868 .. Corning. John A. Davis I Dec. 4, 1868 .. Caton. J. J. Buchanan K Dec. 7,1868 .. Woodhull. Jerry Eddy ...... E April 3,1869 .. Campbell.

[Assem. No. 10.] 98 ANNUAL REPORT O.F1 THE A])J(JTAN'I'-GFJNERAL.

Regi~ter of Military l?orcc-(Continued).

ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH REGUrEN'r.-INPANTRY •

.~ I I NAME. @ I Date of rank. I Brevet rank. Residence.

Colonel; ----- ~ -----i------William M. Gregg _'" . .. I Mar. 14, 1867.. ! Elmira.

j Lieutenant-Colonel: I I Gabriel L. Smith...... I Jnly 9,1867 .. , Elmira. Major: Luther Caldwell ...... • July 9, 1867 .. / Elmira. Adjutant: Royal R. Soper " . '" .. May 16, 1867.. Elmira. Quartermaster: Edwin W. Howell...... "II May 16,1867 .. Elmira. Com. of Subsistence: Frank M. Blossom...... ! Aug. 23, 1867 .. 1 Elmira. I

JO~~~~~FioOd .. July 27,1867 .. 1 Elmira. Chaplain: 'l'homas K. Beecher . July 27,1867 .. 1 Elmira.. Captains: William E. Straight. .. A Apr. 23,1867 ...... Elmira. Samuel H. Leavitt. B Apr. 23, 1867...... ELmira. John Lainlaw () Apr. 23, 1867...... - ...... Elmira . William O. Smalley.... D May .4,1867"1 ...... Elmira. Judd Griswold J!' May 4,1867 ...... Elmira. Paul CoUson " G June 5,1867 .. / ...... N. Chemung. Hugh McCabe. '" .. E July 27,1867 ...... Elmira. James McMillan H July 27,1867 ...... , N. Chemung. First Lieutenants: I John Nichols H Dec. 5,1864..1 ...... N. Chemung. Frank Frost...... B Apr. ~, JR67 ...... Elmira. George W. Cook... D May 4,18ti7 ...... Elmira. Judd Smith...... 1" May 4,1867 ...... Elmira. Louis A. Hazard. " A July 20,18m' ...... Elmira. ,Joseph Riucriest ...... C JUly 20, 1867 ...... Elmira. William H. Stull...... E July 27, 18671...... Elmira. Miles Engles...... G July 27, 1867 ...... N. Chemung. Second Lieutenants: Robert B. Murray . A Apr. 23,1867 ...... Elmira. George W. Humphrey. '" B Apr. 23, 1867 ...... Elmira. John Hathorn .. D :May 4,1867 ...... Elmira. Marvin Beckwith .. F May 4,1867 ...... Elmira. Zebulon A. Carter...... C July 20, 1867.. 1 ...... Elmira. Monroe Little.. . . G July 27,1867"1 ...... N. Chemung. Maxworth G. Shappee . II July 29, 1867...... N. Chemung. ANNUA L REPORT OF 'l'IIE A [MUTANT-GENERAL. 99

(E. ) ABs~rRr~CT

~lUSTEH AND INSPECTION ROLLS FOR THE YEAR 1870, BY REGI- MENTS, BBIGADES AND DIVISIONS.

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5TH REGIMENT. 6TH REGIMENT. Field . 3 ...... 3 Field 1 ~ I 3 Staff . ~taff :A...... 3 1~'2 93 /~ Company A . ~ 1~ 3 48 ~~ 3 14 3 57 77 oml~ny B:::::::::: \ 3 10 2 28 ~3 do B . do C...... 3 6 1 19 29 do C . 3 14 3 52 72 3 14 3 40 60 do D...... 3 \1 2 76 90 (10 D . do E.. 2 9 46 57 do E . 1 9 3 41 54 do F . 3 13 3 41 60 3 12 3 25 43 ~~ ~:::~~~::::I..·: ...: .~ ~~ ~~ ·do G . do H...... 3 14 3 62 82 do H . 3 14 3 5:3 73 3 10 3 33 49 do 1...... 2 6.. 22 30 do 1. 0' •••• do Koo...... 1 13 2 17 33 do K . Regimental baud . ~ ..~~12~ :: i~ Regimental hand...... \ 26," 26 Total . 36 135 \ 58 [417 647 Total \-at!iO 41396 558

8TH REGIMENT. 7TH REGIMENT. 3 3 .... 3 Field .. Field . ~I 7 13 Staff . 6 7 13 Staff . Company A . 3 9 2 25 39 Company A . 3 10 3 45 61 49 3 13 3 78 97 do B . 3 \1 2 35 do B . 3 13 2 33 51 do C . 3 7 3 44 57 do C . do D . 3 10 2 31 46 do D . 3 13 3 51 70 41 2 15 3 50 70 do E . 2 11 28 do E . 2 36 49 3 13 3 46 65 do F . 3 8 do F . do G . 3 6 2 31 42 do G . 3 13 3 70 89 2 46 61 3 13 3 77 96 do H . 3 10 do H . do I . 3 8 2 27 40 do I . 3 13 3 46 65 51 3 12 3 47 65 do K . 3 9 2 37 do K . Regimental band . Regimental baud ...... 45 .. 45 796 Total ...... " -1-----38 100 18 329 485 Total . -ssT129 75 554 1 100 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Abstract from Muster and InE!pection RoUe-(Continued).

INFANTRY. INFANTRY.

Fiel~T~ .~~~~~~.~~:~ --3- -.-.-..- ~ ~ ~ Fi~~~~ .~~.~~~~~~~ --3- -.-.-..- -14 j~ ~ Staff ...... 5 7 12 Staff...... 6 6 26 Company A ...... '" 3 13 3 44 63 Company A ...... 3 14.. 50 67 do B ...... 3 11 2 43 59 do B...... 3 13. . 48 64 do C 3 8 72 83 do C...... 2 11 27 40 do D :3 14 3 60 80 do D 3 9.. 43 55 do E ...... 2 10. . 76 88 do E...... 3 14. . 22 39 do F ...... 3 13 2 84 102 do F...... 2 14.. 23 39 do G ...... 3 12 2 31i 53 do G .. .. . 2 14.. 25 41 do II ...... 3 10 2 33 48 do II . 3 14.. 28 45 do I...... 3 10 2 32 47 do I...... 3 13. . 25 41 do K ...... 3 13 3 62 81 do K ...... Regimental band...... 45 .. 45 Regimental band...... Total . 37 121 64 542 764 Total . 33 122 14 291 460

11TH REGIMENT. 12TH REGIMENT. Field . 2 2 Field . 3 Staff . 5 6 .. I .. 3 11 Staff. " . 5 "'5 10 Company A . 3 9 2 43 57 Company A . do B . 3 2 7 2 I 24 35 10 5 49 67 do B . 2 12 2 36 do C . 3 10 52 2 26 41 do C . 2 9 1 19 do D . 3 11 31 2 33 49 do D . 3 10 1 23 37 do E . 3 10 3 46 62 do E . do F . 2 10 2 34 48 3 9 3 39 54 do F . 2 do G . 7 2 18 29 3 10 2 27 42 do G . 2 8 do II . 3 2 27 39 13 4 35 55 do II . 2 8 do I . 3 2 21 33 10 3 41 57 do I . 3 11 2 28 44 do K . 3 10 2 32 47 do K . Regimental band . 3 14 2 43 62 Regimental band . 25 .. 25 Total . 37 108 28 371 544 TotaL .. 31 101 43 273 448

13TH REGIMENT. 14TH REGIMENT. Field.. 3...... 3 Field . 2 2 Staff '3 5 77 '2' 29 4121 Staff . Company A . 3 5 8 Company A . 3 9 1 35 48 do B ...... 3 8 2 26 39 do B . 1 do C ...... 2 7 2 26 37 7 1 28 37 do C .. 3 8 do D . .. 3 8 2 20 33 1 28 40 do D . 2 8 2 17 29 do E 2 9 1 30 42 do E . 2 5 do F 3 7 2 31 43 2 21 30 do Ii' . 1 3 16 20 do G ...... 2 7 3 48 60 do G . 3 do II ...... 3 5 3 40 ~1 14 2 29 48 do II . 2 7 2 29 do I...... 3 9 2 5G 70 40 do I .. 2 7 2 29 40 do K ...... 2 7 2 24 35 do K . 1 Regimental band...... 30 .. 30 9 41 Regimental band . 25 ~~ 25 Total 34 81511330 496 Total .. 25 82 38 1263 403

19THREGIMENT. 20TH REGIMENT. Field . 3 3 Field . S.taff .. 3 3 5 7 12 Staff . 5 :3 3 9 8 Com!~ny ~ ::::::::::: 4i 53 Company A . :3 13 50 66 do B . 3 do C . 3 '''9 .. 44 56 9 2 29 43 do C . 3 6 2 34 45 do D . a 12 '2 36 53 do D . do E . 3 9 2 47 61 do E . do F . 3 13 4 67 87 do F...... 3 6 78 87 do G . do G . do If . do II . '''3 '''7 .. 46 56 do I . 2 7 2 22 33 do I . 3 9 2 29 43 do K . do K . Regimental band . Regimental band .

TotaL ~ ~ 1Oj257 358 Total . 26 53 6 266 351 ANNUAL REPORT 0]]' THE ADJU'.l'ANT-GENERAL. 101

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• ~ ~ .~ ~ :<'>~~fLJ' w .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w l:1 <.> :-: 2 INFANTRY. oj ~ IN.fI'AN'l'RY. .~,g .~.g S'l'l ~'§ oj S'l'l ?'§ :~ ~ . ~o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~o ~ ~ ~ ~ ------'------21sT REGIUENT. 22D REGDIENT. I Field...... 2 I ...... 2 Field...... 3...... 3 Staff...... 5 8 28 41 Staff...... 6 5 2 11 Company A...... 3 I 6 2 26 37 Company A..... 3 9 2 45 59 do B...... 3 7 3 37 50 do B.. 3 11 2 66 82 ~~ ~:::: :::: :::'. ~ I 1~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~:: :::: :::: ~ i~ ~ ~g ~~ do E...... 31 \ 13 2 40 58 do E...... 3 9 2 33 47 do }1' • .. • • ...... 2 9. . 35 46 do F...... 3 9 2 41 55 do G...... 3, 9 . . 22 34 do G...... 3 10 2 43 58 do H...... 2 \ 5 . . 28 35 do H...... 2 10 2 52 66 do 1...... 1 12.. 37 50 do 1...... 3 12 2 30 47 do I{...... 2...... 45 47 do K...... Regimental band.. •.•...... 21 .. 21 Regimental band...... 4.0 .. 40 Total -s1\-s6 61343521 TotaL -s5!m 58 408591 1

REGllIIENT. 23D REGIMENT. 21TH 3 Field ...... 3 ...... ield ...... 3 .. .. 3 8 F 12 Staff . 5 3 .. .. S taff ...... 5 '''7 ...... 3 8 .. 47 58 Compa~;; :A.:::::::::: .i Company A ...... 3 13 34 '5i do B ...... , 3 11 .. 36 50 do B 36 do c.. do C ...... 2 7 .. 27 I ·0<3 "iil .i 33 '47 D ... ::~:::: 3 9 .. 28 40 do 59 do D ...... E ...... · 3 13 43 E ...... ::: 1 10 32 43 do 31 50 do 52 do F ...... 3 14 2 do F ...... 2 8 2 40 1 31 45 21 33 do G...... 3 10 do G...... 2 10 .. 3 9 40 52 H .....··:..... · do R .. 'i 30 48 do do 1. .. ::: :::: 3 14 I 3 "iil '2 26 4i 26 37 do 56 do K...... 3 7 1 do K.::::::::::: 3 10 43 .... 22 . . 22 25 25 Regimental band ...... R egimental band ...... ------422 -- -- - Total...... 32 93 29 268 TotaL ...... 30 90 29 300 \449

26TH BATTALION. 25TH REGIMENT. 2 2 Field . 10 Field...... 3~\ ...... \ .. 3 Staff . 5 '''5 Staff... 5 .. 10 3 14 32 49 Company A.... 11.. 32 45 Company A . 49 do B . 3 8 2 36 do B...... 3 8.. 33 44 3 14 .. 42 59 do C...... 3 9.. 21 33 do C . 31 do D . 2 2 27 do D ...... 3 11.. 39 53 48 do E . 2 13 2 31 do E...... 3 9.. 32 44 2 8 .. 33 43 do F...... 3 10.. 37 50 do F .. do G...... 3 12.. 42 57 do G .....•.... do R...... 3 10.. 3H 49 do H · do 1...... 3 14.. 35 52 do 1. , do R...... 3 13.. 44 60 do K . Regimental band...... 21 .. 21 Regimental band . ------299 Total. . 22 64 12 \201 Total. 37112T"211351521

32D BATTALION. 2 28TH REGIMENT. 2 Field .. 2 Field . 2 "'2 6 '4' 11 Staff .. 4 Staff ~ 5 6 3 11 3 28 45 3 10 27 44 Company A .. 49 Company A · 2 20 39 do B . 3 13 3 30 do B . 3 14 3 32 52 2 19 34 do C .. 3 14 do C ...... •.• 3 10 2 29 45 2 15 27 do D . 3 11 2 8 2 25 44 do D ·. 1 21 33 do 3 14 do 3 8 E . 3 24 42 E . 2 28 42 do F . 3 12 do F . 3 9 3 14 2 38 57 do G ...... •.. 3 13 3 37 56 do G .. do 3 11 4 26 44 do R .. R . 2 21 36 do 1. .. do I . 3 10 3 7 3 32 45 do K .. do K . 17 . . 17 Regimental band . Regimental band . ------91 18 206 342 TotaL...... 36 106 42 246 430 Total. , 27 ? 102 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJU1'ANT-GENERAL.

Abstract from Mllsterand Inspection Rolls-(Continued).

'd 'd '0 'd i=l ~'" o'" . .§ ~ ;:::l'" w;.fl .~~ -0 0 3 0 Z ~ t: 8 0 0 0 ------0 Z ~ ;E 8 SaD BATTALION. ------Field ...... 35TH REGIMENT. - .. .. 3 Field ...... Staff ...... 3 "'5 2 ...... 2 8 Stafr. .... Company A ...... 3 13 3 22 7 7 51 Complu;YA.:::::::::: 3 11 do B ...... 3 12 36 51 '2 24 40 do do B ...... 3 14 1 C ...... 3 14 3 26 46 do 51 69 do C ...... 3 11 2 35 D ...... 2 13 .. 22 a7 do 51 do E ...... D ...... 3 10 28 41 ...... do " I do F ...... E ...... 3 14 .. 58 75 ...... do P ...... do G ...... 3 8 19 30 ...... do G ...... ::: do R ...... a 7 4 62 76 " .. . . do II...... do I...... 3 14 al} 56 '" ...... do I..... 3 do K ...... 10 '2 43 58 .. " .. do Regimental band ...... K ...... :::: 3 14 a 34 54 ...... Hegimental band .... -- - - ...... Total ...... -U15:r (j 116 193 '1.'0 tal •••••••••••• + I --1---32 I 120 14/393 55\) .._----_.-._-~- ----_ ------.- 44TH REGIMENT. 47TH REGIMENT. Field . 3 Staff . l<'ield . 5 6 .. I 11 Staff , .. Company A .. 3 10 6 '1 47 60 Company A .. 231 9 do B . 3 10 2 35 50 :ill~~I ~~ do B . 3 \} do C . 3 5 3 41 52 2 3ti 50 do C . 3 5 do D . 3 14 38 55 213848 do E . do D . 3 5 1 29 38 3 11 1 30 51 do E . do F . 3 8 1 3 \} 2 32 46 40 52 do F . 2 8 do G .. 3 6 31 40 do do G . 3 9 .i ~~~~ n . 3 14 34 51 do do I .. n .. I do K . do I . '4 2 36 45 .. Regimental band " do R . 10 10 Regimental band . Total...... 32 84 17 302 435 31 I

3 4 6 3 8 3 8 3 8 3 5 3 9 3 13 3 9 3 10 3 (i 3 5 i4

31 87 18 387 1529 '----"------'-- 50TH REGIMENT. 51ST REGIMENT. Field . 3 Staff . 3 Field / 3 5 7 12 Staff . Company A .. 3 5 10 34 47 Company A . 3 .. .6/ :: I io I 2r do B _ 3 11 .. 48 ti2 9 2 34 48 do B .. 3 do C . 3 7 11 .. 26 40 215 35 do C .. 3 13 83 99 do D . 3 9 1 33 4fi do D .. do E .. 3 9 1 22 35 do E .. do F . 3 3 "10 '2 42 57 8 20 31 do F .. 3 do G . 3 14 9 64 76 2 31 50 do G . 3 14 30 47 do R . 2 6 1 22 31 do R .. do I . 3 3 10 1 34 48 8 1 31 43 do I .. 3 do K . 3 6 10 56 69 Regimental band . 1 14 24 do K .. 3 14 1 41 59 15 15 Hegimental band . 18 18 Total...... 37 93 24 266 420 Total.. .• ...... 35 108 22 434 599 ANNUAD REl>ORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 103

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INFANTRY. en ~ S ~ oj <1; INFAN'rUY. <1J <) S ~ § ro ·s~ 8lEl '03 ~ . ·S~ 8 ~ '03 ~ • so,:: 0 'U:; ~ I B S 0 ~ 0 'r;; ~ '$ o 0 ~.;::: 0 0 I 0 e='~ 0 Q Z ~P-

69TH REGIMENT. 65TH REGIlIlENT. Field 1 3 •.•. •••• 3 Field.. .. 3 .... 3 Staff. 5 5 10 Staff 5 5 10 Company A...... 3 8 2 50 63 Company A ...... 3 14 2 29 48 do B..... 2 2 29 33 do B ...... 2 9 2 44 57 do C , 3 9 2 27 41 do C...... 3 9 3 59 74 do D...... 2 11 2 49 64 do D ...... 2 10 2 47 61 do E...... 3 12 3 47 65 do E 3 12 2 31 48 do F...... 3 10 2 57 72 do F...... 2 14 2 14 32 do G...... 2 9 2 32 45 do G ...... 3 11 28 42 do II...... 1 13 2 32 48 do II ...... 2 11 2 30 45 do I .. ." 3 12 2 26 43 do I \...... do K . 3 9 2 34 48 Regimental band...... , . . .. I •• • • •• Reg?~ent~b~nd:::::: ~~~~ 19 Total \ 28 \ 95 34 282 439 TotaL ,~ 100 \ 19 ~~

71sT REGIMENT. 74TH REGIlIlENT. 3 Field.. 3 3 Field 3 '\ ! 3 Staff ...... "'4 10 Staff ...... "l't'I'~~ .. i 7 6 62 3 3 9 C()JnJ~ny~::::::::::: 3 12 ~ 39 ~~ ComcfolU1Y~:::::::::: 3 14 .. :~ \ ~ do C 3 '7 2 42 54 do C...... 2 8 '3' 39 I 49 do D ...... 2 12 2 53 69 do D...... 3 14 16 36 3 9 ~6 ~ ::::::::::: 3 5 ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~'::'.:::::: '''3 "io 'i 29 43 do G ...... 3 11 2 66 82 do G...... 3 12 3 35 53 do II " 2 6 2 37 4'7 do H ...... do I...... 3 8 2 28 41 do I...... do K 3 9 2 59 73 do K...... 3 14 2 66 85 Regimental Band ~ ~ ~ Regimental band \_'_'_"__ '_'_"_" ". •. Total .... " ...... 26 86 11 \256 379 Total . 37 92 60 500 689

3 5 3 104 ANNUAL REPOR1' O.F'THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Abstract from Muster and Inspection Rolls-(Continued).

INFANTRY. INFANTRY.

3o E-; ------84TH REGIMENT. -- ._------Field...... 3...... 3 86TH RRGIMENT. Field . Staff...... 6 7 13 3 Staff . ~ '''8 13 Company A...... 3 9 I 3137 52 Company A . do B...... 3 10 2 31 46 3 1 39 do B .. 3 9 '2 ~g do C...... '3' .. '9' 3 3'4' 14'9' 54 do D . I do C . 2 7 2 33 44 do D . do E...... 1 61 35 42 3 9 33 do F...... 2 8 2 37 49 do E . 3 13 '5 :~ 54 do G...... 3 10 2 26 41 do F . 2 5 15 do E...... 3 14 " 44 61 do G .. 3 12 '4 3~ 51 do 1...... 3 9 2 31 45 do E . 2 5 3 15 25 do K...... 3 12 2 53 70 do 1. .. 3 14 1 40 58 K .. Regimental band...... 25 . . 25 do ..~...... " . 1 Regimental band ...... TotaL...... 33 94/41 1328 496 ------Total . 32 83 17 257 389

87TH BATTAI,ION. 91sT BATTALION. Field...... 3. . .. i " • • 3 Staff. .. 7 6 i.. 4'4' 13 Field 1 2 Company A...... 3 8 i .. 55 Staff .. 5 Company A .. do B...... ! 2 :~;;Il! dn C...... 3 9 i 3 30 45 do B...... "3 do D...... i 45 56 do E...... 3' il !.. 39 53 ~~ ~::::::::::I do F...... ,. do E . 3 53 '65 do G...... 3 9 I.. 53 65 do F . .. '3 do G . 26 do E...... 3 4/. ',' 57 36 do 1.,...... 145iO do E . 3 25 34 do K...... 3 13 59 do 1. '" 2 20 I .. do K . 28 Regimental band...... '2'8' '6'0" I : 12.~)'7' /35'0' Regimental band . Total...... v Total -U ~ -7- 2031279 96TH REGIMENT. 103D REGIMENT. ~~:~~ :: :: : ~: :: : . : : : : :: : ~ ... 6 I " If Field ...... 3 f 3 Company A...... 3 9 2 25 39 Staff...... 3 1./"1"1 4 do B...... 3 9 2 37 51 Company A...... 3 I 8 '1 34 46 do C...... 3 12 2 23 40 do B.... 3 10 2 17 32 do D...... 3 14 2 41 fiO do C.. 3 13 1 46 63 do E...... 3 10 2 35 50 do D.. 3 8 3 26 40 do F.... 2 11 I.. 43 5fi do E...... 3 8 5 77 93 do F...... 2 9 2 16 29 g~ ~: :::::::::: ...3 ... 6/ '2 2i 1 do G...... 3 8 2 13 26 32 do H...... 3 9 2 17 31 do 1. / 3 10 I 2 33 48 do K...... 3 10 I 2 52 67 do 1...... '" 3 8 3 15 29 do K...... 8 1 23 35 20 Regimental band ····.·I_·_._.._.~ ... 1 ~.' ,,~ Regimental band ····I~.... 8.. 8 ~'otal. -~-~~.~~.t~ 'l'otal ...... 35 90 30 1284 439 106TH REGIMENT. Field '" /. 3 .. .. 110TH BATTALION. Staff " ,. " 6 6 3 12 [f:~~:::::::::::::::: g i 3 Company A _...... 3 .... " 6 3 46 52 Company A...... do B...... 3 14 3 29 49 do C., .. -...... 3 13 do B .. ""'" . . "/',' 3 17 36 go g "'2 "'s gg ~::::::::::: "'3 "io I 2 30 45 '2 39 51 do F...... dg E ::::::::.... I do G...... 3 8 2 18 3i do E... 3 8 34 45 gg g:::::::::: '''3 "i2 :3:4409 '64 do I ,.... 3 13.. 42 58 do E...... 2 6 51 do K...... 2 13 4 28 47 do 1...... Regimental band ..... do K...... 8 36 47 'I~_'_'_"_".... Regimental band. . .. _'_'_"_81../~ _._. Total...... 32 85 17 ;244 378 Total ...... 18 85 5 164 222 .ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 105

Abstract from Muster and Inspection rolls-(Continned). -- - - '"d '"d

TROOP W ASHlNGTON 2D BATTALION. GREYS. F 1 .. . , 1 Staff ...... •••... 4 3 7 Company LHH"I 'I 11 I~~l-""-[~ C ompany"ld········1A ...... 4 12 2 47 65 Total...... 3 I 11 1 29 44 do B ...... 4 4 1 18 27 do C ...... 3 11 4 54 72 do D ...... 2 9 .. 19 30 do E ...... 4 6 .. 40 50 ------Total ...... 22 45 7 178 252 SEPARATE TROOP, 2D DIVISION. SEPARA.TE TROOP, 1ST BRIGADE. Comp.ny M Total. A. . . . ····1...... 4 14 2 78 .98 C ompany 'I "IT'I ~ Total A······t:tIil...... -3-~ 3_ 47 66 T 1 SEPARA.TE TROOP, 9TH BRIGADE. SEPARATE TROOP, Comp.ny " ...... 5TH BRIGADE. ·.I_.I~I~I~I'., Total...... 4 19 2 77 102 C omp.ny Total LH'HHI...... '14 "1_'14 2 I-'~r84 104

SEPARATE '.rROOP, 11TH BRIGADE. C ompany A...... j .[ 'll5O I M Total ...... 4 10.. 50 64 = 106 ANNUAL HEPOR'l' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Abstract from ~Iuster and Inspection Rolls-(Continued). ==-",===-;cc==-:==:;======;==c===:;===:: --.------]. ~ ]. ~ ~~ i~ ~ ~~ i~ i AR'rILLERY. .~~ §~ .~ ~ ARTILLERY. .~~ §~ '.1 ~ ~o ~o .~ ~ ~ r~O ~o ~ E 3 8 Z ~;E~ '-' z ~~ ~ ~~ON 24;~-1------~TTALION 25T;------BRIGADE. BRIGADE. Field...... 1 1 Field...... 1 . . . . 1 Staff...... 4 5.. 9 Staff.... 3 5 .. 8 Battery A...... 4 14 2 63 83 Battery A oo... 5 14 2 43 64 do Boo...... 4 16 2 62 84 do B...... 4 9 1 87 101 --1--1- --- Regimental band...... •.. 16 .. 16 Total. _13 35 __ 4_125 177 1------_ Total __ 13 28 19 130 190

BATTERY B, 1ST BATTERY C, 1ST DIVISION. DIVISION. Battery B I~.I_~I~I~I_ 84 Battery C 1_.._._41~1--'- 1-"-1--"" Total oo__ ~ __I _1_4_1_~T~ 'rotal. __ ~~_L I~L

BATTEIW G, 1ST BATTERY K, 1ST DIVISION. DIVISION. BatteryG 1_31~1...:.:....1~1~ BatteryK············I~I~I~I~ll02 Total.. oo oo 3 10 I .. I 36 I 49 Total...... 5 I 20 I 2 I 75 1102

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BAjJI~~~O~: 2D I BAjJI~~~O~~ 2D Bat1,,,y A ·· ..••.. I 41 131_':.J~1-"'- BaIt"y B············1_31~1~1~1~ Total. oo 4 I 14 I 1 I 42 I 60 Total oo.. 3 I 10 I .. I 55 I 68

Battery A, 9TH BATTERY B, 10TH BRIGADE. BmGADE. Battery A '1_4 '~I_ ..I~I~ Battery B '1__ 4 I~I~I~I~ Total _. . .. L 4 I 15 I .. I 68 I 87 Total.. oooooo..... 4 I 16 1 2 40 I 62 - I L- I _1 _ HOWITZER BATTERY, H'rH BRIGADE. Battery . 69 Total. '" 69 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 107

RECAPITUI.JATION BY BRIGADES.

'd 'd 'd :.c ~=l '">=l en Oen .oui..,,,, .§ a:i ...,'" 's ?1 rh t1} :;::l r./.J.C) S'" ~ s~ a:i BRIGADE. 0<'> ~ .3 '§~ <.>a '" ~ '§~ 8S 03 :~ P- so ~o :~ P- so ~o p 3 := 3 o 0 'E:: 0 0 0 ;E 0 0 Z ~ il< E-l 0 Z ~ E-i ------Is T BRIGADE. 12th regime nt .•...... 31 101 43 273 448 22d do ...... 35 96 58 408 597 69th do ...... 33 100 19 383 535 689 71st do ...... , ..... 37 92 60 500 79th battalio 11 ...... 23 59 12 147 241 Brigade offieers ...... 11 ...... 11 ------170 448 192 1,711 2,521 2D BRIGADE. 5th regime nt ...... 36 135 58 417 646 6th do i ...... 31 90 41 396 558 11th do ...... 37 108 28 371 544 84th do ...... 33 94 41 328 496 96th do ...... 34 93 36 310 473 Brigade offieers .....•...... 11 ...... 11 ------182 520 204 1,822 2,733 3D BRIGADE. 1st regime nt ...... , ...... 29 88 65 272 454 7th do ...... 38 129 75 554 796 8th do ...... 38 100 18 329 485 9th do ...... 37 121 64 542 764 55th do ...... 29 104 49 314 496 Brigade offi eers .....•...... 8 ...... 8 ------179 542 271 2,011 3,003 5TH BRIGADE. nt ...... '" .•..... 34 81 51 330 496 l:~~regj~e ...... 25 82 38 263 408 28th do 36 106 42 246 430 Separate tro op 'ca~akv:::::::::: 4 14 2 84 104 Brigade offieers ...... 10 ...... 10 ------109 283 133 923 1,448 7TH BRIGADE. 3d regimen t ...... •...... 32 ...... 545 577 Brigade offieers ...... 10 ...... 10 ------42 ...... 545 587' 8TH BRIGADE. 20th regimen t ...... 26 53 6 266 351 21st do ...... 31 86 61 343 521 86th do ...... 32 83 17 257 389 Brigade offieeriil...... 10 ...... 10 ------99 222 84 866 1,271! 9TH BRIGADE. 10th regimen t ...... 33 122 14 291 460 25th do 37 112 21 351 521 'rroop of ea val~y'::::::::::'::: : 4 19 2 77 102 Battery of artillery ...... 4 15 .... 68 B7 Brigade offie erE'...... 11 ...... 11 ------89 268 37 787 1,181 lOT H BRIGADE. 24th regimen t ...... 32 93 29 268 422 Battery of artillery ...... 4 16 2 40 62 Brigade ofBe ers ...... 10 ...... 10 ------46 109 31 308 494 llTH BRIGADE. 23d regimen t ...... 30 90 29 300 449 ~2d do ...... 27 91 18 206 342 47th do 31 65 11 257 364 Troop of cav ai;y:::' :::: :::: :::: 4 10 .... 50 64 Battery of artillery ...... 3 '14 .... 52 69 Brigade offie ers ...... 11 ...... 11 106 270 58 865 1,299 13TII BRIGADE. 88d regimen t ...... Brigade offie'ers ....•...... ~ .. 88 .. 42 ."'[ 'l1 49 88 42 487 666 108 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Recapitulation by Brigades-(Continued).

BRIGADE.

------16TH BRIGADE. 35th regiment . 32 120 14 393 559 87th battalion . 28 60 5 257 350 Brigade officers . 11 11 71 180 19 650 920 19TH BRIGADE. 103d regiment...... 35 90 I 30 284 439 Brigade officers...... 10 ...... 10 45 90 80 284 449 20TH BRIGADE. 1----i------106th regiment.. 32 85 17 244 378 110th battalion.. 18 35 5 164 222 Brigade officers...... 10 10 60 120 22 408 610 21sT BRIGADE. -- 26th battalion...... 22 --1--64 12 --201 --299 33d do ...... 14 57 6 116 193 Brigade officers...... 11 11 47 121 18 317 503 22D BRIGADE. 19th battalion . 25 66 10 257 358 91st do . 24 45 7 203 279 Brigade officers . 10 10 59 111 17 460 647 23D BRIGADE. 49th regiment .. 29 86 430 551 Brigade officers . 8 8 37 86 430 559 24TH BRIGADE. 48th regiment...... 37 87 18 387 529 51st do . 35 108 22 434 599 2d battalion cavalry. . . 22 45 7 178 252 Battalion artillery . 13 35 4 125 177 Brigade offi~ers . 11 11 118 275 51 1,124 1,568 25TH BRIGADE. 54th regiment of infantry . 36 434 565 Battalion of artillery ...... •.. 13 125 177 Brigade officers . 11 11 60 130 4 559 753 28TH BmGADE. 44th regiment of infantry 1 32 84 17 302 435 50th do do...... 37 93 24 266 420 Brigade officers. .. .. 11 11 80 177 41 568 866 31ST BRIGADE. 65th regiment of infantry. . . . 28 95 34 282 439 74th do do... 26 86 11 256 379 Brigade officers ...... 11 11 65 181 45 538 829 1sT BRIGADE CAVALRY. 1st regiment...... 40 86 9 247 382 3d do ...... 40 97 12 321 470 Washington Greye...... 3 11 1 29 44 Brigade officers. 10 10 98 194 22 597 806 Brigade officers in districts -- where there are no regimental --1--1----I organizations...... 50 50 50 =-======-= ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 109

RECAPITULATION BY DIVISIONS.

DIVISION.

3o Eo; ------1ST DIVISION. 1st Brigade. . . 170 448 192 1,711 2,521 2d do " . 182 520 204 1,822 2,733 3d do . 179 542 271 2,011 3,003 1st Brigade Cavalry , . 93 194 22 597 806 Batteries B, C, G andK . 17 60 7 221 805 Division officers . 11 11 652 1,764 696 6,362 9,379 2p DIVISION. 5th Brigade . 109 283 133 923 1,448 11th do , 106 270 58 865 1,~99 Batteries A and B . 7 23 1 97 128 Divillion officers . 11 11 233 576 192 1,885 2,886 3D DIVISION. 9th Brigade ".. 89 268 37 787 1,181 10th do . 46 109 31 308 494 13th do .. 49 88 42 487 666 Division officers . 11 11 195 465 110 1,582 2,352 4TH DIVISION. 16th Brigade . 71 180 1\1 650 920 Di vision officers . 10 10 ______81 180 19 650 930 5TH DIVISION. 8th Brigade . 99 222 84 866 1,271 19th do .. 45 90 30 284 449 22d do . 59 111 17 460 647 7th do . 32 545 577 Division officers . 11 11 246 423 131 2,155 2,95 6TH DIVISION. 21st Brigade .. 47 121 18 317 503 23d do . 37 86 6 430 559 118 275 51 1,124 1 5ri8 24th do . , 866 28th do , 80 177 41 568 Division officers . 10 10 292 659 116 2,439 3,50 7TH DIVISION. 20th Brigade . 60 120 22 408 610 25th do , . 60 130 4 559 753 12 12 Division officers . ______. -- -- 132 250 26 967 1,37 8TH DIVISION. 31st Brigade . 65 181 45 538 829 Division officers , .. , 12 12 ____ ------77 181 45 538 84 Officers in districts where there are no regimental organizations -'-'-"- -'-' -"- -'-'-"- ~~ ~~Il, 9:: <1: ~~~ k~~~--~~:~~~24,2: ( F. ) REOAPITULATION OF THE MILITARY FOROE OF THE STATE.

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:R~CAPITULATION-( Oontinued).

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(G. ) TABtE OF MILITAHY DISTRICTS.

NAME OF COMMANDANT. Includes regiments. Description of district.

------DIVISION. Alexander Shaler ..... 1,2, 3. 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, City and county of New 12, 22, 55, 69, 71, York and county of 79, 84, 96, 1st and Richmond. 3d Cav. Wash- ington Greys & Batteries B, C, G, K. BRIGADE. William G. Ward ...... 12, 22, 69, 71, 79... New York city.

REGIMENT. 12 Co1. John Ward, Jr .. New York city. 22 Co!. Josiah Porter . New York city. 69 Co1. James Cavanaugh. New York city. 71 Co1. Harry Rockafeller. New York city. 79 Co1. John J. Shaw ..... New York city.

BRIGADE. 2 Louis Burger. .. . . 5, 6, 11, 84, 96 .... New York city.

REGIMENT. 5 Co1. John E. Bendix ... New York city. 6 Co1. Frank W. Sterry .. New York city. 11 Co1. Augustus FunIc . New York city. 84 Co1. F. A. Conkling .. New York city. 96 Co1. John D. Krehbiel.. New York city.

BRIGADE. JOli\hua M. Varian . 1,7,8,9,55 ...... New York city.

REGIMENT. 1 Co1. John K. Perley .. New York city. 7 Co!. Emmons Clark . New York city. 8 Co1. George D. Scott . New York city. 9 Co1. ,Tames Fisk, Jr . New York city. 55 Col. Wm. B. Allen . New York city.

REGIMENT. 1 Co1. Henry Brinker . 1st Cavalry . New York city. 3 Col. John H. Budke . 3d Cavalry . New York city. Capt. S. D. Wylie.. . .. Troop Washington Greys . New York city.

DIVISION. John B. Woodward .... 5,11... 13,14,23, 28,32,47. Co's of Kings, Queene separate troop & and Suffolk. troop of Cavalry, batteries A, B .. Capt. Thos. McCarty... Scpo troop Cav ....

BRIGADE. 5 Thomall S. Dakin . 13, 14, 28, separate Kings county. troop Cav., battery of artillery.

BRIGADE. 6 Co1. Chas. A. Hamilton. No regimental or- Counties of QueenEl and ganization. Suffolk.

REGIMENT. 13 Co1. Fred. A. Ma!'lon ... Brooklyn. 14 Co1. Wm. H. DeBevoise Brooklyn. 28 Co1. Joseph Burger .... Brooklyn. Capt.Philip Wackerman Brooklyn. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. ]13

Table of Military Districts-(Continued).

Descriptiol1of district. NAME OF Includes regiments. COMMANDANT.

------_._------Sep. troop cavalry. Capt. Thos. H. Kaiser .. BRIGADE. Brooklyn. Jeremiah V. Meserole. 23,32,47, sep. troop 11 cavalry & batt'y. Sep. troop cavalry. Capt. John Kreuser ... REGIMENT...... Brooklyn. 23 ...... Brooklyn. 3'2 8~l:ii~:ir.e~~~h~~~~.:: Brooklyn. Co!. David E. Austen " 47 ii~~iiz'er .b~tte~;< Brooklyn. Capt. Wm H. Beebe ... Brooklyn. Capt. Philip A. Stuber .. Battery of artill'y. DIVISION. 9, 10, 24, 25, 83, bat- Counties of Albany, Co- Joseph B. Carr ...... :to, lumbia, Rensselaer, 3 12,13. talion of artillery and squadron of Washington, Saratoga, cavalry. Schenectady, Fulton, Hamilton and Mont- gomery. BRIGADE. County of Albany, ex- David M. Woodhull ...... 10, 25, battery of 9 artillery and sq'n cept West '1'roy and of cavalry. Green Island. REGIMENT. City of Albany . 110 Co!. J. G. Farnsworth ...... REGIMENT...... City of Albany. 25 Co1. Frederick Andes .. REGIMENT . County of Albany. Capt. John Pochin ...... Battery of artill'y. REGIMENT. County of Albany. Capt. Geo. Schwarzman Squad'n of cavalry. BRIGADE. Alonzo Alden ...... 24 and battery of c~~ty ~!st ~~sel~~1j 10 artillery. Green Island in Albany county. REGIMENT...... City of Troy, West Troy 24 Co1. Geo. T. Steenberg. and Green Island. City of Troy. Capt. J. Seymour Scott. Battery of artill'y. BRIGADE. Countiefl of Washington James Gibson ...... No regimental or- 12 ganization. and Saratoga. BRIGADE...... 83 ...... Counties of Montl;om- 13 Elias A. Brown ...... ery, Fulton, Hamilton and Schenectady. REQIMENT...... County of Schenectady • 83 Col. Robert Furman .. , DIVISION. 16 .... 35,87 batt ...... Connties of Warren, Es- 4, Tilley R. Pratt ...... sex, Clinton, Franklin, St. Lawrence, Jeffer- son and Lewis . BRIGADE. • 35,87 ...... Counties of Jefferson 16 Bradley Winslow ...... and Lewis.

REGIMENT...... County of Jefferson, 35 Co1. George W. Flower. south of Black river.

[Assem. No. 10.] 8 ~

~ 114 ANNUAL REPOR'l.' OF THE ADJU1.'AN1--GENERAL.

'rable of Military Districts-(Continued) . ... ~ .g ~ ~ §i .,j, ,,; zi NAME OF ~ Includes regiments. >:: 2. DeElcription of district. .g ~ § COMMANDAN'r. ~] ~ ~ •• ~ IS ~ ].=: ~ ~ 9 ~ ]0 ------REGIMENT. 87 Lt.-Cot S. F. Gorman .. County of Lewis.

5 DIVISION'. Theodore B. GateEl . .... 7,8, 17, 3, 19, 20, 21, 86, 91. Counties of Westchel!!ter, 18, 19-, Putnam, Rockland,Or. 22. ange, Sullivan, Greene, Ulster, Delaware, Dut- chess, Scboharie, Otse- go, Chenango, Herki- mer and Madison.

BRlGADE. James Ryder ...... 3 . Coun ties at' Westchester, Rockland and Putnam.

REGIMENT. 3 Co1. .Tohn G. Fay ...... County of Westchester.

BRlGADE. 8 George Beach ...... 20,21, 86 . Counties of DtltchesEl, Greene, Sullivan and Ulster.

REGIMENT. 20 Col. W.A. Van Rensselaer County of Ulster.

REGIMENT. 21 Col. .Tames Smith ..... County of Dutchei8.

REGIMENT. 86 Col. Jacob H. Meech ... County of Greene. sqd A* Capt. Samuel Dewey ...

BRIGADB. 17 Zenas C. Priest ..... '" No regimental or- Counties of otsego and ganization. Herkimer.

BRIGADlI. 18 Williams Martin '" . . . N a regimental or- Counties of Delaware and ganization. Schoharie.

BmGADE. 19 Lewis A. Rhodes.. 103 .. Counties of Chenango and Madison.

REGIMENT. 103 Col. Wm.II. Lamb ...... Chenango county.

BRIGADli. 22 William R. Brown ..... 19,91 ...... County of Orange.

REGIMENT. 19 Col. Wm. D. Dickey ...... ~...... First ASi'embly district of Orange county.

REGIMENT. 91 Col. John D. Wood ...... Second ASBembly district of Orange county.

DIVISION. 6 Henry A. Barnum ...... 21,.23, 44,48,49, 50, 51, 26, Counties of Broome, Cay- 24, 28. 33, battalion cav- uga, Cortland, Oneida, alry and battal- Onondaga, Oswego, ion of artillery. Sene.. Tioga and Tompkins.

BRIGADE. I 21 Sylvester Derin~ ...... 26 and 33 battalions .... County of Oneida. BATTALION. I 26 Co}. B. W. Robson ...... County of Oneida.

* Canlry. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 115

Table of Military Districts-(Continued). ======--_ .._.__--

..; Includes regiment~. Description of district. u:i "i:l NAME OF !=: ~'" ~ COMMANDAN'r. .~ '"0$ .§ .~ .!?P ~bll 'is ~ ~ BATTALION. County of Oneida. 33 F. B. Beers . BRIGADE. 49 . Counties of Cayuga and 23 John H. Chedell .. , .... Seneca.

REG1MENT. 49 Co1. and Brevet Brig· Second Assembly district Gen. C. D. McDougall of Cayuga county.

BRIGADE. John A. Green ...... 48, 51,2d battalioll Counties of Onondaga 24 cavalry and bat- and Oswego. talion artillery. REGIMENT...... First Al!sembly district 48 Co1.Timothy Sullivan ...... Oswego county.

REGIMENT...... Second Assembly district 51 Co1.Gustavus Sniper ... Onondaga county. Lt.-Col. J. C. Bennett .. 2d bat. of cllvaly .. City of Syracuse. Major John Demong ... Battalion of artil- Counties of Onondaga lery. and 08wego. BRIGADE. 44,50 ...... Counties of 'l'ompkinsJ 28 Henry D. Barto ...... Tioga, Broome ana Cortland.

REGIMENT. County of Broome. 44 Co1.Jacob C. Robie ...... REGIMENT. County of Tompkins. 50 Co1.J. Demotte Smith...... DIVISION. John Williams ...... ro, 25. 54, 106, 110, and Counties of Chemung, 7 battalion of ar- Schuyler, Steuben, tillery. Yates,Ontario,Wayne, Monroe and Livingst'n

BRIGADE. 106,110 ...... Counties of Chemung. 20 Jacob H. Lansing ...... Schuyler and Steuben.

REGIMENT. . ... County of Steuben. 106 Co1.Henry Baldwin ...... REGIMENT. County of Chemung. 110 Co1.Wm. M. Gregg ... , ...... ,..... BRIGADE. Chas. H. Clark ...... 54 and battalion of Counties of Monroe, 25 artillery. Livingston, Ontario, Wayne and Yates.

REGIMENT...... SecondAS8emblydistrict 54 Col J. G. Baetzel ...... of Monroe county. Maj. M. R. Quinn ...... Battalion of ilrti!- City of Rochester. lery. DIVIS10N...... Counties of Allegany, .8 Rufus L. Howard ...... 31, 32 . 65,74. Cattaraugus, Chautau- qua, Wyoming, Erie Genesee, Orleans and Niagara. Capt. Geo. P. Isham ... Battery ofartillery. Dunkirk, N. Y. BRIGADE. 65,74 ..•.•...... Counties ofEl'ieand wyf' a1 William F. Rogers ..... oming. 116 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Table of Military District/;1--(Continued).

Description of district.

REGIMENT. Fir/;1t A/;1semhly district of Erie county.

REGIMENT. 74 Co1. Geo. M. Baker...... Second Assembly district of Erie county.

32 Andrew W. Brazee ..... BRIGADE. No regimental or- Counties of Gene/;1ee,.Or- ganization. leans and Niagara. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 117

CR.) LIST

COMMISSIONS ISSUED DURING THE YEAR 1870.

:::::::::::.:.:=:::::::::::::------~--_._._-- Date of Organization. commission. NAME. Rank. ------84th regiment .. -----Jan. 17,1870 Adams, George W . First Lieutenant . Feb. 15,1870 Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL .. 1st brigade .. Anthony, James L . 96th regiment , Feb. 16, 1870 Arfken, William . Captain . Feb. 25, 1870 First Lieutenant...... 21st regiment . Anthony, William M . 96th regiment . March 3, 1870 Aberle, Jacob . First Lieutenant · .. March 15, 1870 QuartermaBter .. 2d brigade ,. Allen, Henry T ., . 6th regiment. .. . April 9,1870 Adler, Julius R ., . Captain '" . April 16, 1870 Captain , . Cavalry, 24th brigade . Auer, Michael .. Cavalry, 24th brigade .. April 16,1870 Auer, Frederick . Adjutant . May 4,1870 Captain , , . 55th regiment .. Aberle,J .. 5th regiment .. May 27,1870 Allen, Henry F . Major . June 3,1870 First Lieutenant . 47th re~iment . Allen, Willard T . 6th regIment . June 17,1870 Arnold, CharleB . FirBt Lieutenant . June 18,1870 Colonel .. 25th regiment .. Andes, Frederick . 44th regiment . Aug. 10, 1870 Anderson, Manton E . First Lieutenant . Aug. 26, 1870 Second Lieutenant . 50th regiment . Apgar, John G .. S3d regiment , .. Sept. 12, 1870 Ament, George 1. . Second Lieutenant . Sept. 3D, 1870 Captain ···· . 47th regiment...... Averill, Geor!;e W . 51st regiment .. Sept. 30, 1870 Allewelt, Henry C . Major , .. , . Sept. 30, 1870 Second Lieutenant . 48th regiment . Acker, Dillon F . 47th regiment . Nov. 16, 1870 Allen, Willard'!' . Captain . Nov. 16,1870 Second Lieutenant . 69th regiment .. Allen, Joseph . 23d brigade . Dec. 13, 1870 Avery, Edward H . AssiBtant Adjutant-GeneraL .. Dec. 19, 1870 First Lieutenant···· . 49th regiment . Alden, Munroe J . 21Bt regiment . Dec. 21, 1870 Adriance, Reynolds J . ~econd Lieutenant. . Jan. 4,1870 Lieutenant-Colonel . 13th regiment . Briggs, Philip H . 71st regiment . Jan. 4,1870 Buttles, Marvin S . "I1st regiment . Jan. 4,1870 Benjamin, Eastburn . 13th regiment , . Jan. 4,1870 Barnett, William . g~~r!~~::.::::.::::::::.:::::::: Jan. 6,1870 Second Lieutenant . "lIst re£iment ." .. Brown, Charles E . 2d reghl1ent .. , . Jan. 7,1870 Barber, ThomaB S . Captain . Jan. 11, 1870 First Lieutenant . 55th regiment , .,. Bissinger, Jacob . 56th regiment . Jan. 14, 1870 Boylan. James J . Second Lieutenant , , Jan. 17, 1870 Second Lieutenant . Wash. Grey Cavalry . BisBell, Champion . 12th regimen t . Feb. 10, 1870 Burns, Charles L . Second Lieutenant. . :Feb. 12, 1870 Captain . 28th regiment , .. , Boehringer, John . 48th regimen t .. Feb. 12,1870 Bailey, Benjamin F .. Second Lieutenant . Feb. 14, 1870 Second Lieutenant . 22d regiment .. Brig&"s,Samuel E . 96th regiment . Feb. 16,1870 Burgnard, Frederick . Commissary of Subsistence . March 3, 1870 Captain . 13th regim.ent .,. . . BUBh, Allen C .. 26th regiment . March 8, 1870 Brazie, CharleB H . Second Lieutenant , March IS, 1870 Comm.ii!'sary of Subsistence .. , 2d brigade .. Bloch, John . 8th regiment .. March 15, 1870 Burke, Michael T . First Lieutenant ' . March 15. 1870 Second Lieutenant , . 8th regiment . Baguley, William . Sep. Troop Cav., 1st Div. March 15,1870 Baaden, Caspar A ,.,. S

List of Commissions Issued-(Continued).

NAME. Rank. Organization. Date of 1------commisilion._ Bacon, Charles G ..•....• First Lieutenant > •• 7th regiment . Booth, William C . Adjutant .. June 1l5,187'0 Bissett, 'rhomas S . 14th res-hnent . July 6,1870 Second Lieutenant . 23d regIment .. Burns. Charles S . First Lieutenant . July 7,1870 Birchmeyer, Paul . 12th regiment. " . July 7,187'0 Captain '" . Artillery, 24th brigade .. Berg, Charles . Second Lieutenant . July 8,1870 Broughton, Wm. C .. 11th regiment . July 13, 1870 Second Lieutenant . 3d regiment . July 20, 1870 Brennan, Michal;)} C . Second Lieutenant . Berlin, Wm. S . 3d regiment .. July 20, 1870 First Lieutenant . 3d regiment , .. July 20,1870 Balch, Lewis M . Assistant Surgeon . 37th regiment " .. JUly 28, 1870 Bergner, Ferdinand . Second Lieutenant . Buckley, Charles . 6th regiment . July 28, 1870 Surgeon '" . 54th regiment . August 8, 1870 Brown, Charles R " . Second Lieutenant .. Baker, Lorenzo D " .. 44th regiment. . August 10, 1870 Second Lieutenant . Cavalry, 24th brigade . August 17, 1870 Blum, SamueL . Captain " '" . Brinkerhoff, Jas. T . 6th regiment .. August 18, 1870 First Lieutenant . 718t regiment . August 26, 1870 Bogardus, Wm. H . Second Lieutenant . Brower, David . Cavalry, 24th brigade . August 26, 1870 !<'irst Lieutenant . 47th regiment '" August 26, 1870 Brownell, John D " '" Second Lieutenant . Belknap, Ethelbert . 47th regiment . August 26, 1870 Second Lieutenant . 3d regiment . Sept. 12, 1870 Brown, Charles S . Assistant Adjutant-General. .. Baumus, George S . 22d brigade.. . . Sept. 12, 1870 Captain . 83d regiment . Sept. 14, 1870 Barnard, Albert J . Engineer . Barlll~m, Theo. D.. . . 8th division .. Sept. 19, 1870 Aid-de-Camp .. 8th division .. Sept. 19, 1870 Birch, Charles . Quartermaster...... Birch, Seymour . 84th regiment . Sept. 19, 1870, In!:'pector . 13th brigade .. Sept. 24, 1870 Bloom, Leopold . Captain . Baldenecker, Chas. T . 6th regiment...... Sept. 30, 1870, Second Lieutenant . 11th regiment. " ; . Sept. 80, 187()' Birdsall, Thomas . First Lieutenant . Barrington, Thomas . 3d regiment .. Oct. 5, 187()' Second Lieutenant . 71st regiment...... Oct. 6,187G Barker, Lorenzo D . First Lieutenant . Biegel, Peter ...... '" . Cavalry, 24th brigade .. Oct. 6,1870 Captain '" . 1st cavalry...... Oct. 19, 187f> Brockhausen. Henry . Second Lieutenant . Becker, Adolph . 1st cavalry .. Oct. 19, 1870 Captain '" '" 24th re~iment _ Nov. 4,1870 Blumke, Stanislau8 R .. Second Lieutenant . Bernstein, Leopold . 32d regIment . Nov. 4,1870 First Lieutenant.. '" . 6th regiment .. Nov. 15, 1870 Bahn, Valentine . Captain '" . Bridgham, Sam'l W.,Jr .. 511iltregiment... . . Nov. 19,1870 Ordnance officer . 113tbrigade .. Nov. 30,1870 Bonny, Edwin L . Captain '" . Betts, Edward . 47th regiment. . Dec. 9,1870 First Lieutenant . 20th regiment . Dec. 14, 1870 Boyne, Phillip . First Lieutenant . Boyle, Wm. Hoo.. oo . 49th regiment . Dec. 16, 1870 Captain . 49th regiment. . Dec. 19, 1870 Brannick. Edward . Second Lieutenant . Brainard, John . 49th regiment .. Dec. 19, 1870 Chaplain . 49th regiment . Dec. 19, 1870 Batter8011, A. L . Second Lieutenant . Cadwell, William II . Wash'gt'n Grey cavalry. Dec. 21, 1870 Second Lieutenant. . 9th rel5iment .. Jan. 6,1870 Cole, Edwin F .. Engiueer . Carroll, Halstead J . 7th brIgade .. oo .. Jan. 10, 1870 Chaplain '" 13th regiment . Jan. 19, 1870 Carroll, 'rhomas . Second Lieutenant. . Campbell, Samuel B . 12th regiment . I<'eb. 12, 1870 Second Lieutenant . 54th regiment . Feb. 12, 1870 Cuningham, E. A . }1'irst Lieutenant . Congdon, Joseph W . 22d regiment oo .. Feb. 14, 1870 First Lieutenant . 22d regiment .. Feb. 14, 1870 Craven, Matthew A . First Lieutenant . Cole, John W .. 10th regiment . Feb. 15, 1870 First Lieutenant . 24th regiment . Feb. 25,1870 Collin, Nicholas " " . First Lieutenant . Croall, Alexander . 69th regiment . Feb. 26,1870 Captain . 79th regiment. . March 3, 1870 Crane, Harold L . Aid·de-Camp . Cunningham, Joseph H .. 11th brigade .. March 17, 187~ Q,uartermas~er . .. . . 5th brig-ade .. March 22, 187() Colfax, Albert E . First J-lieutenant . Coughlin, William H . 22d re¥lment . March 30, 1870 Aid-de.Camp .. 5th bl'lgade .. March 25, 1870 Cary, William H .. Q.u~rtermaster ...... '.. Cruger, Van Renl3selear S. 37th regiment . March 27,1870 Major . 12th regiment . March 27, 1870 Cadwell, Wm. H . }l'irst Lieutenant . Cable, Robert B . !Jth regiment . May 9,1870 First Lieutenant . 9th regiment . May 9.1870 Cr0I38, Calvin R . Second Lieutenant. '" . Corse, Augustus P . 1st regiment . May 13,1870 Quartermaster . 24th rcgiment '" May 25,1870 Cook, Geo. W . Surgeon . Cannon. John D . Cavalry, 24th brigade . May 26,1870 First Lieutenant. . Battery, 11th brigade .. June 2, 1870 Christian, JOSillS . Second Lieutenant . Cook, George W . Battery A, 9th brigade .. June 2,1870 Surgeon . Cavalry, 24th brigade .. June 17,1870 Chamberlin, Lee . Assistant Adjutant-General . Cheesebrou¥h, Will. H . 3d division .. June 22, 1870 Colonel. Asst. Adj't-General.. 1st division . June 24, 1870 CheesbroUft;ll, Thos. W . Second Lieutenant . • Cadwell. William H . Cavalry, 24th brigade . June 24, 1870 Captain . !Jth regiment .. June 25, 1870 Coit, Franklyn . Second Lieutenant . Cooke, Edward A . 13th regiment . July 7,1870 Adjutant . 48th regiment . July 8,1870 Curtis, Geo. M . Firl3t Lieutenant . Clark, Frank M ...... •... 55th re¥iment . July 19,1870 Adjutant '" 1st regIment...... July 20,1870 Carroll, Edward '" . Captain . Clough, Stephen . 3d regiment .. JUly 20, 1870 Assistant Adjutant-General . 28th brigade...... Aug. 8,1870 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENER.AL. 119

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- N~M.E. Rank. \ Organization. co~~~s~[on. __--. ------1------Coffey, William S Chaplain 3d regiment August 11, 1870 Conklin, Lucius D First Lieutenant ··· 23d regiment Aug. 18,1870 Carpenter, Byron R...... Captain ···· 50th regiment...... Aug. 26, 1870 Cuyler, Jacob C , Commissary of Subsistence... 3d division..... Aug. 27,1870 Clark, Uri C Quartermaster 28th brigade.... Aug:. 27,1870 Callihan, Timothy...... Second Lieutenant.... 54th regiment.. . Aug. 27, 1870 Cald~r, 'l'homas J.... F~rst Lieutenant...... 24th reg-iment... Sept. 1~, 1870 Carner, Rw.h W ' AIde-de-Camp...... 19th bngade Sept. 13,1870 Chase, James S .. oo Commissary 31st brigade Sept. 13,1870 Coughlin, Wm. R Inspecto'r 5th brigade Sept. 17,1870 Creamer, JOB. W...... Second Lieutenant.... 47th regiment... Sept. 24, 1870 Chase, Cyrus Boo...... Ordnance officer...... 13th brigade...... Sept. 30, 1870 Conover, George...... Fir"t Lieutenant.. 1st regiment...... Sept. 30, 1870 Curran, Syl~anus C...... lItecond Lieutenant ·· 10th rcp;iment...... Oct. 1~, 1870 Clark, Melnlle B...... Quartermaster.... 1st regIment...... Oct. 10,1870 Carl, Herman...... Second Lieutenant.. 24th regiment...... Nov. 4,1870 Cuyler, Jacob C Inspector 3d division...... Nov. 17,1870 Crocker, CharleB W Major...... 49th regiment Nov. 29,1870 Collins, Jerome J...... Captain...... 69th regiment...... Dec. 8. 1870 Coe, Joseph B First Lieutenant 71st regiment Dec. 19,1870 Casey, Francis B..... Assistant Surgeon...... 49th regiment...... Dec. 19, 1870 Croshier, Samuel.... . First Lieutenant.. 21st regiment... Dec. 21, 1870 Cassidy, John Captain 83d regiment Dec. 22,1870 Daniell, Edward S Major 13th regiment Jan. 4,1870 Dickman, Frank Goo. Captain.. 23d regiment...... Jan. 5,1870 Davenport. Edward F.... First Lieutenant.. 23d regiment.... Jan. 5, 1870 De Vries, William E..... Second Lieutenant...... 1st regiment cavalry.... Jan. 5,1870 Demong, John Major , Artillery, 24th brigade .. Jan. 18,1870 Duckworth, Morris Captain 22d regiment Feb. 10,1870 Dickel, William Coo Inspector · 2d brigade Feb. 12,1870 Davidson, Charles M..... Captain...... 21st regiment...... Feb. 25,1870 Darrow, Samuel K...... First Lieutenant.. 21st regiment...... Feb. 25,1870

Doell, Conrad...... I!'irst Lieutenant...... 96th regiment 0.··0 •• • March 3,1870 Davenport, John R Second Lieutenant 71st regiment March 8,1870 Dunn, John G Quartermaster ' 51st regiment...... March 8,1870 Davis, Thomas ,. Second Lieutenant...... 8th regiment.... March 28,1870 Dolan, .John C...... Second Lieutell.ant.... 74th regimllnt... April 12,1870 Dunn, Thomas...... Captain...... 25th regiment , April 25,1870 Dodge, Alonzo A Captain 44th regiment April 28,1870 Didball, Zltn 1. Captain · 44th regiment April 28,1870

Dolphin, Matthew J. First Ijieutenant...... Cavalry, 24th brigade 0 ., May 25, 1870 Day, R. C.... Second Lieutenant...... Cavalry, 24th brigade.. June 30, 1870 Dayton, L. Poo...... Surgeon · .. · .. 31st brigade July 7,1870 Dawley, John Eoo.... Captain · 12th regiment... July 13, 1870 Dudenhoefer, Frank..... First Lieutenant...... 11th regiment...... July 13,1870 Diegel, Jacob...... Second Lieutenant...... 5th regiment... July 28,1870

Derrenbacher, John Chief of Artillery 5th diviE'ion 0 July 28,1870 Dubois, Daniel Second Lieutenant.... 21st regiment. .. Aug. 26,1870 Dounell, Joseph O. Second Lieutenant...... 26th regiment...... Sept. 12, 1870 Dryer, Rufus K...... Adjutant.. ArtiIlery, 25th brigade o. Sept. 14,1870 Dixon, Robert...... Second Lieutenant.... 20th regiment... Sept. 17,1870 Dobbins, John R Aide-de-Camp : · .. · 8th division Sept. 19,1870 De Borst, Charles F.. First Lieutenant...... 71st regiment... Oct. 6,1870 Des!!ar. Leo. C...... First Lieutenant ···. 96th regiment... Oct. 13, 1870 Daw, Thomas Captain...... 1st cavalry Oct. In, 1870 Deering. John Second Lieutenant 1st cavalry ·· Oct. 19,1870 Dodge, Francis E Aide-de-Camp 2d division.. Oct. 20,1870 Denny, John To Engineer 1st brigade , Nov. 7,1870 Diehl, Conrad Surgeon " 65th regiment Nov. 12,1870 Decker, .Judsin A Commil!sary of Subsil'tence 8th regiment. Nov. 14,1870 Dearin, Edward H.... Second Lieutenant...... 79th regiment.... Dec. 8, 1870 Dalton, Richard...... Second Lieutenant ·· Cavalry, 24th brigade... Dec. 21,1870 Darrow, Samuill K., Jr Captain ···· 2tst regiment Dec. 21,1870 Dunn, Henry S...... First Lieutenant..... 47th regiment...... Dec. 22,1870 Ebler, Max.. First Lieutenant.. 11th regiment 0.. Jan. 7,1870 Eilert, Christian...... FirBt Lieutenaut ··· 5th regiment...... Feb. 15,1870 Euler, Nicholas Second Lieutenant. Artillery, 25th brigade .. May 12,1870 Eidenweis, Adam.... First Lieutenant.. 5th regiment.... June 25,1870 E!y, GeorgeW C~ptaino"'"'''''''''''''''''' 7th regiment June 25, 1870 EIsele, John..... Fll'st Lleutenant...... 3d regIment..... July 20,1870 Everett, James R...... Aide-dc-Camp 5th division..... Sept. 12, 1870 Eckemann, Frederick Second Lieutenant 96th regiment...... Sept. 12,1870 Ebelding, JO!!eph Captain ···· Artillery, 25th hrigade .. Sept. 14,1879 Eaton, Lewis W...... Second Lieutenant.... 49th regiment... Dec. 19,1870 Francis, Auguf'tus. T..... Adjutant... 71"t regiment Jan. 4,1870 Fargo, William G Aide-de-Camp 31"t hrigade Jan. 10.1870 Freeborn, Thomas Colonel 37th regiment Jan. 21,1870 Flannigan, Patrick.... . Second Lieutenant. 25th regiment... Feb. 11,1870 F!sher, Peter.... S~cond .Lieutenant.... 28th reg~ment \ ~eb 1~, 1870 Fmk, Claus.. Fll'st LIeutenant 0...... 96th regIment. .. Feb. 16, 1870 120 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

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NAME. Rank. Organization. Date of ------1------_._---- commission._ Fuch", Charles .. Second Lieutenant ~96th regiment . Fischer, Henry D . April 5, 1870 Second Lieutenant...... 65th re~iment '" . April 7, 1870 Funk, John W . Commis8ary of Subsistence... 5th regIment . Fil!lk, James, Jr . April 11, 1870 Colonel 9th regiment .. April 13, 1870 Freeborn, Geo. C . Second Lieutenant _" 37th re~iment . Francis, Ed ward W . May 26,1870 Pirst Lieutenant..... 9th regIment "" May 26,1870 Fulda, Allin . A!'8istant Surgeon 1st cavalry .. Fi~her, Henry E " .. June 3,1870 Captain 48th regiment . June 23, 1870 Frohwein, Max . Second Lieutenant.... 96th l·egiment . Fuller, Gustave E . June 24, 1870 Pirst Lieutenant...... 9th regiment . June 25,1870 Fent, Joseph . Second Lieutenant.... 32d regiment . Fulton, Hamilton . June 30. 1870 Second Lieutenant.... 23d regiment . July 7,1870 Frost, Henry C . Engineer. . 7th division. . .. Fairchild, David P . July 8,1870 Second Lieutenant.. .. Cavalry, 24th brigade. " July 19,1870 Fay, Edward C . Captain " CaYal~y, 24th brigade .. Fay, John G .. July 20,1870 Colonel. 3d regIment .. July 20,1870 Faller, Marcus . Second Lieutenant. Battery C, 1st division .. Fish, Corey J '" . Aug. 13, 1870 First Lieutenant.. 50th re~iment . Aug. 18, 1870 Fuller, Gustave A . Captain 9th reglmCllt . Fuller, Leslie . Aug. 18,1870 Second Lieutenant 83d regiment . Sept. 14, 1870 Fackner, Edward . Second Lieutenant...... 12th regiment. . Freer, Burnett . Sept. 17, 1870 Captain 20th re~iment . Sept. 17, 1870 Fisk, Frank W . Ordnance Officer 8th divIsion...... Fischer, Henry . Sept. 19, 1870 Major 6th regiment " Sept 24, 1870 Fairgrieve, Thomas . Aide-dc-Camp 1st division .. Funk, Augustus . Oct. 5,1870 Colonel...... 11th regiment .. Oct. 6,1870 Frick, August . First Lieutenant.. 32d regiment . Freebertsnau"er, Louis .. Nov. 4,1870 Second Lieutenant...... 1st regiment . Nov. 15, 1870 Fursman, Edgar L . Judge-Advocate 3d division .. Fitch, Edwin R . Dec. 7,1870 Second Lieutenant...... 49th regiment . Dec. 19, 1870 Ferguson, Wm . Captain 49th regiment . Flynn, Michael, .Jr . Dec. 19, 1870 Second Lieutenant...... 21st regiment . Dec. 21, 1870 Fuller, Charles W . Major 55th regiment '" .. Fox, John . Dec. 21, 1870 Pirst Lieutenant.. 65th regiment . Dec. 22, 1870 Greer, Charles . Pir8t Lieutenant...... 12th regiment . Geriehten, Com'ad von .. Jan. 6,1870 Pirst Lieutcnant.. 11th regiment . Jan. 7, 1870 Gutweiler, John J . Second Lieutenant.... 55th regiment. . Garson, 'I'homas . Jan. 11,1870 Second Lieutenant.... 84th regiment . .Jan. 17, 1870 Godfrey, John A . Assi"tant Adjutant-GeneraL.. 2d brigade . Griswold, Theodore . Feb. 12,1870 Pirst Lientenant.. 21st regiment . Feb. 25, 1870 Gottwald, Christian . Second Lieutenant. . .. . 18t cavalry .. Gardner, John H., Jr . March 23, 1870 Lieutenant-Colonel. .. 13th brigade . April 13, 1870 Gunther, William II., Jr. Aide-de-Camp 2d brigade .. Gildersleeve, IIenry Alger April 19, 1870 Lieutenant-Colonel...... 12th regiment . April 27, 1870 Gamble, Charle;. . Second Licutenant...... 22d regiment . Goettel, Jacob, Jr . April 28, 1870 Second Lieutenant.... Cavalry, 24th brigade . June 2, 1870 Gregory, James G . Major 2:3dregiment . Graf, John . June 6,1870 Second Lieutenant...... 11th regiment . ,June 9, 1870 Geritzen, Herman . Quartermaster 2d brigade . Gruner, }i'red . June 17,1870 Second Lieutenant 5th regiment . June 17,1870 Gumple. IIenry . Pirst Lieutenant.. 5th regiment . Gale, Alfred De F . June 17, 1870 Aide-de-Camp 3d division .. J un e 22, 1870 Gangnagle, Frederick . Second Lieutenant.... 65th regiment . Greer, Charles . July 8, 1870 First Lieuteuant...... 12th regiment . July 13,1870 Goodridge, John C., Jr. .. Surgeon.. 23d regiment . Gehman, .John C . July 20,1870 Captain 3d regiment . July 20, 1870 Greenhalgh, Wm. B . Second Lieutenant.... 83d re~iment . Gregory, Joseph S . July 21, 1870 Surgeon...... 3d re~lment . Aug. 11, 1870 Gray, Howard John . QuartermaHer. 3d bl'lgade . Gebhard. Frederick . Oct. 6,1870 Second Lieutenant...... 55th regiment. . Nov. 14, 1870 Guthweiler, John . l<'irst I,ieutenant...... 55th regiment . Gourley, Colin . Nov. 14, 1870 Second Lieutenant.... 12th regiment . Nov. 16, 1870 Gonld, John .. Captain Aide-dc-Camp 9th brigade . Greenleaf, Louis C . Dec. 5,1870 Major 35th regiment . Dec. 7, 1870 Goodrich, .James S . First Lientenant.. 49th regiment. .. . . Galvin, John . Dec. 16, 1870 Second Lieutenant.... 49th regiment. . Dec. 16, 1870 Gill, Peter . Pirst Lieutenant.. 20th regiment . Goettel, Jacob, ,Jr . Dec. 19, 1870 First Lieutenant...... Cavalry, 24th brigade . Dec. 21, 1870 Gilmer, Hobert J . Second Lieutenant.... 21st regiment _ Gangnagel, Frederick . Dec. 21, 1870 Hempstead, Thomfls M . Pirst Lieutenant.. 65th regiment . Dec. 22, 1870 Captain...... 13th regiment .. Hempton, George W . Jan. 4, 1870 Second Lieutenant.... 13th regiment . Jan. 4,1870 Hunter, John II . Pir8t Lieutenant...... 13th regiment . Hamersley, Louis C . Jan. 4,1870 Hammer, Peter . Jan. 6,1870 ila~~~i~.:: :::::::: .::: :::::::: ~~ftr~~ki;;~~t:::::::::::.Jan. 11, 1870 .J!ayes, Charles W . Commissary of Subsi8tence... 47th regiment " . Hogins, H. II .. Jan. 18, 1870 Aide-de-Camp 2d division . Jan. 18, 1870 Hayman, Richard R. '" Aide-de-Camp.... 5th division .. Hachemeistfir, Christian. Jan. 29,1870 Pirst Lieutenant 1"t cavalry .. Hesse, William . Feb. 12, 1870 Captain 6th regiment . Feb. 12, 1870 ,

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List of Commissions Issued-(Continued).

Date of Organization. NAME. Rank. commission. ------Second Lieutenant.... 22d regiment . Feb. 14, 1870 Hug~ins, Lenox J . Feb. 16, 1870 HollIngs, Henry . Second Lieutenant , 96th regiment . Second Lieutenant...... 21st regiment . Feb. 25, 1870 Harris, Henry H. . . March 3,1870 Hook, Mathiae A . First Lieutenant...... 10th regiment. . First Lieutenant...... •...... Sep. Troop Cav., 1st Div. March 15, 1870 Heldt, Martin . March 18, 1870 Heath, Eugene A . Commissary...... 22d regiment. .. . . Captain...... 13th regiment .. March 26, 1870 Hallenbeck, Garrett Coo.. April 11, 1870 Hubschman, Georg-e . Captain " 5th regiment . Adjutant.. 5th regiment . April 11, 1870 Hughes, Edward T . April 11,1870 Hopke, Edward F . Quartermaster...... 5th regiment . Captain '...... 74th regiment . April 12. 1870 House, Charles A . April 13, 1870 Hitchcock, James R. . Major 9th regIment .. Chaplain Battery A.rt'y, 24th Brig. April 14, 1870 Hoffman, Joseph A . April 16, 1870 Henderson, Alexander . Veterinary Surgeon... Battall'n Cav., 24th Brig. Captain... 26th regiment .. April 18, 1870 HaBsler, Jacob . April 19, 1870 HengsUer, Julius . Second Lieutenant 11th regiment . Second Lieutenant " 84th rel;iment . May 12,1870 Heatherton, James M .. May 25,1870 Houck, Jacob .. Second Lieutenant...... 5th regIment . Aide-de-Camp ...... 3d brigade .. May 26,1870 Holland, Joseph . June 17, 1870 Hamilton, Wm. H . Captain 51st regiment .. Aide-de-Camp.... 3d division . June 22, 1870 Handy, Isaac F .. June 22, 1870 Howe, James B . Second Lieutenant...... 24th regiment . First Lieutenant...... Battery B, 1st division .. June 23, 1870 Hillebrand, Henry . June 25, 1870 Hayden, Henry J . Second Lieutenant... 7th regiment . Second Lieutenant... 32d regiment . June 30, 1870 Hellsterne, Theodore . June 30, 1870 Hutcheson, B . Captain. Cavalry, 24th brigade .. Captain... 12th regiment . July 7,1870 Healey, Samuel V . July 8, 1870 Howe, Andrew H . Captain... . 24th regiment . Lieutenant-Colonel.. . 3d regiinent . July 20, 1870 Hatch, John Davis . July 20, 1870 Hunt, Stephen Pell . Second Lieutenant...... 3d regiment ' Captain... 3d regiment .. July 20, 1870 Hufnagel, Bernard . July 28,1870 Henry, Joseph .. First Lieutenant.. Battery K, 18t division .. Second Lieutenant.. Battery K, 1st division .. July 28,1870 Haag, Philip E . Aug. 1,11'70 Hintze. Henry C .. Second Lieutenant...... 5th regiment . First Lieutenant...... 3d regIment . Aug. 6,1870 Huss, Henry . Aug. 11, 1870 Hustace, Wm. A .. Quartermaster...... 3d regiment .. Surgeon.. 32d regiment . Aug. 26, 1870 Hirschfield, H...... Aug. 27, 1870 Has on. James . First Lieutenant.. 54th regiment . Captain...... 54th regiment . Aug. 27,1870 Hatch, Andrew J . Sept. 12, 1870 Hanford, Geor~e E. . Second Lieutenant...... 50th regiment . Adjutant.. 5th regiment. .. Sept. 12, 1870 Hopke, Edwara H. F , Sept. 13, 1870 Harrin~ton, Henry H . Commissary of Subsistence... 19th brigade . Quartermaster...... 8th division . Sept. 19, 1870 Howara, Gibson F . Sept. 30, 1870 Hausser, William . First Lieutenant.. 11th regiment .. Second Lieutenant.... 2(jth regiment .. , . Sept. 30, 1870 Holmes Henry H . Oct. 12, 1870 Hubbard, Frank S . Quartermaster. . . .. 35th regiment. ., .. . . Second Lieutenant.... 3d cavalry . Oct. 19, 1870 Honeck, John H . Nov. 8,1870 Hughes, Thomas D . Second Lieutenant.... 79th regiment. . Second Lieutenant...... 20th regiment . Dec. 14, 1870 Hasbrouck, Willet L . Dec. 16, 1870 Haag, Frederick . Captain... 49th regiment . First Lieutenant...... 22d regiment .. Dec. 19, 1870 Horsfall, John H; .. Dec. 19, 1870 Haight, John W., Jr . Adjutant.. 49th regiment .. First Lieutenant...... 21st regiment . Dec. 21, 1870 Hoil', Henry Boo."' . Dec. 21, 1870 Harley, JohnJ .. Captain , 69th regiment . First Lieutenant.. 74th regiment . Dec. 22, 1870 Hudson, Archibald C . Jan. 6,1870 Imlay, Edwin C . First Lieutenant.. 71st regiment . Captain 51st regiment .. March 8, 1870 Johnson, George M . May 4,1870 Jones, Richard E...... , Captain... 12th regiment .. Second Lieutenant.... 24th regiment . June 22,1870 Jaquins, Edgar .. June 23, 1870 Johnson, Lawrence . Captain... 48th regiment . Colonel...... 6th regiment . July 7,1870 Ingersoll, James H . Aug. 8,1870 Jones, Jonas . Aug. 11, 1870 Jardine, Geo. E .. ~~j~~~~t:::::: :::: :::: :::::::: ~~hr~~i~~~~:::::: ::::::: Assistant Surgeon 50th regiment . Aug. 27, 1870 Jones, S. Moo •...... Dec. 16, 1870 Jackson, Thomas . Second Lieutenant.... 49th regiment . First Lieutenant.. S3d regiment , . Dec. 22, 1870 Juno, Robert .. Dec. 24, 1870 Jewell, Frank F . Chaplain , oo .. 48th re~iment oo. First Lieutenant 6th regIment .. Jan. 4,1870 Kopp, William . Jan. 6,1870 Kraeger, Peter . Lieutenant.Colonel.... 5th regiment . Captain 11th regiment . Jan. 7,1870 Klein, John .. Jan. 18, 1870 Kniffin, Thomas B . Q.uartermaster 47th regiment . First Lieutenant , . 8th regiment . Feb. 12, 1870 Kennedy, John, Jr .. Feb. 12,1870 Kohn, Jacob . Second Lieutenant oo 1st cavalry.. . oo. First Lieutenant...... 37th regiment . March 15, 1870 Knight, Gilbert N ....•.... April 5,1870 First Lieutenant.. .. oo .. oo.... 96th regiment . Kuhns, William , . April 28, 1870 Kirwen, John . Captain... 1st regiment . Captain... 44th regiment . April 28, 1870 Kilmer, George L . May 25,1870 King, William H . Second Lieutenant..... 9th regiment . Second Lieutenant ,. \ 9th regiment . May 26,1870 Kirkland, WIll. J .. June 9,1870 KesslerJ ohn . First Lieutenant ,. . . 96th regiment ,. 122 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTAN1'-GENERAL.

List of Commissions Issued-(Continued).

NAME. Rank. Organization. I co;:?~\~si~n. Kane, John ~=~ Assistant Quartermaster=-:- 3d division~~= .June 22,1870 Kittle, Dow S...... Second Lieutenant... 9th regiment...... June 25.1870 Kif'sel, John Captain 32d regiment June 30,1870 Kohler, Alois...... Captain...... 32d regiment...... June 30, 1870 Koechling, Hugh R. F Second Lieutenant "" '" 12th regiment...... July 6, 1870 Keller, Frank.... Captain ~...... 96th regiment...... JUly 13, 1870 Knecht, Emil.... First Lieutenant.. 55th regiment... JUly 19, 187<) Klein, Peter..... First Lieutenant.. 54th regiment. JUly 21, 1870 Kiefer, William...... Second Lieutenant.... Battery C, 1st division.. Aug. 13, 1870 Kittle, Dow S First Lieutenant.. 9th regiment Aug. 18,1870 Knapp, David H Judge-Advocate 19th brigade Sept. 13,1870 Krumwiede, Wm Captain ,...... 5th regiment.... Sept. 13, 1870 Kelly, Edwin J Quartermaster Artillery, 25th brigade... Sept. 14,1870 Knaut, Caspar Captain 32d regiment...... Sept. 16,1870 Kittle, David M.. Assistant Adjutant-General... 13th brigade..... Sept. 30,1870 Kearney, Henry S En::ineer...... 1st division. Oct. 5, 1870 Koster, John F. N Captain 3d cavalry Oct. 21,18W Kittle, Dow S Captain...... 9th regiment.... Nov. 7,1870 KinnieI', Chs. A Second Lieutenant... .. 8th regiment.... Nov. 7,1870 Laidlaw, Letrerts L First Lieutenant.. 13th regiment...... Jan. 4, 1870 Leonard, Robert W Assistant Adjutant-General. .. Cavalry brigade ...... • Jan. 26,1870 Leonard, R. Woodward .. Assistant Adjutant-General. .. Cavalry brigade Feb. 10,1870 Lechtricker, John...... Second Lieutenant _.. 1st regiment l<'eb. 11,1870 Lesl~e, J(?hn P C~ptain...... 8th reg!ment Feb. 12, 1870 LeslIe, RIchard S FIrst LIeutenant 8th regIment...... Feb. 12,1870 Lindlay, Alfred F.... Captain...... 21st regiment. .. Feb. 25, 1870 Lassner, Maurice A.. First Lieutenant.. lith regiment,...... Feb. 26,1870 Lyon, Robert P.. Second Lieutenant..... 23d regiment.... March 8,1870 Langbien, Julius S. C.... Captain...... 1st regiment. April 4, 1870 Lutjen, John H ...... Captain ... '" ...... 1st cavalry...... April 12, 1870 Lindsay, John H..... l!'irst Lieutenant.. 10th regiment...... April 13,1870 Levy Julius A Second Lieutenant 6th regiment April 18,1860 Lynch, Hugh W First Lieutenant.. 44th regiment. .. April 28, 1870 Lane, James H., Jr . Second Lieutenant...... 10th regiment...... May 12,1870 Lawrence. Wm. HudBon. Inspector 1st division June 24,1870 Lausen, William...... Captain 5th regiment June 25,1870 Lewis, Edward J First Lieutenant.. 9th regiment.... June 25, 1870 Lutz, Christopher...... First Lieutenant...... 32d regiment... June 30, 1870 Langley, William H...... A~de-de:Camp...... 5th brigade .. '" July 7,1870 Lyon, Hobert P...... FIrst LIeutenant 23d regIment July 7,18,0 Longstreet Edward W Quartermaster Cavalry, 24th brigade July 8,1870 Lyon, Samuel E... Captain...... 3d regiment..... ,July 20, 1870 Lamb, Charles... First Lieutenant.. 5th regiment.... July 28. 1870 Laflin, Dwight H Ordnance Officer 5th division July 28,1870 Lamb, Wm. H . .. . Colonel...... 103d regiment... Aug. i6' 1870 La Roche, Charles...... Second Lieutenant 3d reginlent...... Sept. 12,1870 Little, .John W Aide-dc-Camp...... 5th division...... Sept. 12,1870 Lavis, Robert Captain 54th regiment...... Sept. 14,1870 Liebenau, J. Henry. . . .. Inspector...... 1st division...... Oct. 5, 1870 Lansing, Charles A _.. Second Lieutenant.... 10t.hregiment...... Oct. 13, 1870 Lindsay, William Adjutant , 79th regiment...... Nov. 12,1870 Lyddy: Daniel R...... C~ptain 69th r~giment Nov. 16,1870 LlttletIeld, Henry C.. LIeutenant, AIde-de-Camp.... 9th brIgade Dec. 5, 1870 Lane, Albert D First Lieutenant.. 35th regiment. .. . Dec. 7. 1870 Linnenbacker, Michael.. Second Lieutenant.... 49th regiment... . Dec. 16, 1870 Lewis, Chauncey..... l<'irst Lientenant.. 20th regiment. .. Dec. 19, 1870 Lawrence, Fred'k M. First Lieutenant.. 23<1regIment Dec. 19,1870 Lindley, Alfred F.... Lieutenant-Colonel...... 21st regiment...... Dec. 21, 1870 Lane, Albert D First Lieutenant.. 35th regiment. .. Dec. 22, 1870 Mason. Frederick A . Colonel..... 13th regiment. .. . Jan. 4, 1870 Maxwell, Henry A...... Captain 2d regiment Jan. 7: 1870 Montgomery, Clarence W. Second Lieutenant - '" 23d regiment...... Jan. 18,1870 Mellen, Abner, Jr Engineer 3d brigade , Feb. 15,1870 Martin, Fred'k T.. Aide-dc-Camp 9th brIgade.. March 3, 1870 Malley, Thomas 0 Aide-de-Camp 9th brigade...... March 3,1870 McDonnell, M'utin First Lieutenant.. 69th regiment...... March 8, 1870 Miles, John W., Jr.. Second Lieutenant...... 13th regiment... March 15,1870 Michel, William...... Captain...... Artillery, 24th brigade. . . March Hi, 1880 McVickar. Will. Neilson. Chaplain 22d regiment March 18,1870 Madden, John. " Lieutenant-Colonel...... 1st cavalry.. March 22, 1870 M~ttern, George Captain 28th reg:iment...... March 2~, 1870 MIller, Rutger B...... Quartermaster 21st brIgade...... March 26,1870 Mackey, William...... First Lieutenant.. 1st regiment...... April 4, 1870 Mannharc1t, John Captain...... 32d regiment...... April 7.1870 McGeeI', .Joseph J '" First Lieutenant.. . 1st regiment.... April 12,1870 Marquisie, Ami.. Adjutant Batt. Artillery, 24th brig. April 14, 1870 Mayer, Conrad... First Lieutenant.. Batt. Artillery, 24th brig. April 14, 1870 Muller, Nicholas Quartermaster 96th regiment ' April 27,1870 Mitchell, Cornelius B . Lieutenant-Colonel...... 84th regiment. .. April 27, 1870 Macdonald, Peter.... First Lieutenant...... 84th regiment... May 12, 1870

! .lI ANNUAL REPOR'l' OF THE ADJU'l'ANT-GENERAL. 123

List of Commissions Issued-(Continued).

Date of Organiza tion. NAME. Rank. commission. ------3d cavalry . ------May 25,1870 Moser, John M . Chaplain , . Captain .. Bat. cav., 24th brigade .. May 25,1870 Moshell, John F . May 25,1870 McClure, James S . Second Lieutenaut . Bat. cav., 24th brigade .. 3d cavalry .. May 25, 1870 Meyer, Henry ... ; . SecOnd Lieutenant . Captain . 9th regiment . May 26,1870 )rarten, Robert B . June 3,1870 )racdonald, Allen S .•.... Second Lieutenant . 79th re~iment . Adjutant .. 23d regIment .. June 17, 1870 )lanning, Henry S .... ,. .June 23,1870 };1artinez, Frederick F . Second Lieutenant . 1st regiment . 9th regiment .. June 25, 1870 Morse, Edward C. . . Second Lieutenant . . Captain . 84th regiment . July 8,1870 McLeod, Theodoras . July 8,1870 Milch, Frederick •...... Second Lieutenant . Artillery, 24th brigade . First Lieutenant . 3d regiment .. July 20, 1870 )lcFarland, William . July 20, 1870 Miller, Christopher .. First Lieutenant . 3d regiment , .. Second Lientenant . 3d regiment . July 20, 1870 McClellan, Malcolm Y . B3d regiment . July 21, 1870 Murch, David . Captain . Assistant Surgeon . 5th regiment . August 8, 1870 )layrovicz, Arnold . August 17, 1870 Maxwell, Jacob H . Second Lientenant . 10th re~iment . First Lieutenant . 9th reg-Iment ,. August 18, 1870 )lacdonald, Wm. R. . 69th regiment . August 26, 1870 Morlan, John J . First Lieutenant . First Lieutenant. , . Cavalry, 24th brigade .. August 26. 1870 Marvin, Horace H . Sept. ·12, 1870 MacFarlane, William . Captain .. , . 3d regiment .. Captain , . 12th regiment . Sept. 17,1870 McAfee, Knox ..... , . 69th regiment . Sept. 17,1870 McArthy, Dennis C . Second Lieutenant . 69th regiment ..•...... Sept. 17, 1870 Morris. John .. Second Lieutenant .. First Lieutenant . 20th regiment , .. Sept. 17, 1870 McLoud, Francis . Sept. 19, 1870 Marshall, John E . Chief of Artillery . 8th division , . Quartermaster . 13th brigade . Sept. 30, 1870 McDonald, Charles . Sept, 30, 1870 McMeeken, Alex. H . Captain , . 19th ~e$"i!1lent . Aid-de-Camp .. 1st dIvIsIOn .. Oct. 14, 1870 Meehan, John .. Oct. 19, 1870 Meid, Philip . First Lieutenant . 3d cavalry . Q,uartermaster . 6th regiment , .. Oct. 22, 1870 Miller, George S . Nov. 3,18'll} First Lieutenant . 54th regiment . McCracken, Thomas F . Nov. 3,1870 McClellan, Wm. J . Assist. Com. of Subsistence . 3d regiment . 79th regiment . Nov. 8,1870 McMaster, William . First Lieutenant. , . Quartermaster .. 79th regiment . Nov. 12, 1870 Mitchell, George . Nov. 12,1870 Merritt, Stephen, Jr . Chaplain .. 79th regiment . Judge Advocate .. 9th brigade , . Nov. 15,1870 Martin, Frederick T . Nov. 19,1870 Miller, George F . Second Lieutenant . 51st regiment . 25th regiment . Nov. 30,1870 McCaulley, John . Captain . FirE't Lieutenant. . 23d regIment . Dec. 9,1870 McCormick, Bernard 0 .. Dec. 16. 1870 Mallalieu, George . Second Lieutenant . 49th regiment . First Lieutenant . 21st regiment . Dec. 21, 1870 Moore, Joseph . Dec. 21, 1870 )loran, James . Second Lieutenant . 69th regiment . Second Lieutenant , . 23d regIment...... Jan. 5,1870 Norton, Edward N . Feb. 15,1870 Captain ·· . 55th regiment . Newmaster, Edward B . April 12, 1870 Nagel, Louis . Second Lieutenant , 74th regiment . 83d regIment . May 24, 1870 Niver, Worthy .. First Lieutenant . First Lieutenant , . 10th regiment . June 2.1870 Nichols, Charles C . July 7,1870 Nichols, George C . Oaptain . 25th re~iment . lE't regIment .. Nov. 14,1870 Newell, Q. '1'., Jr .. Commissary of Subsistence . Captain . 4\lth regiment . Dec. 16, 1870 Nolan, John . 23d regiment , . Dec. 19, 1870 Norton, Edward N . 6th regiment . Jan. 4, 1870 Offinger, John C .. g:~~:~~::::::'.:::::::::::::::: Second Lieutenant . 11th regiment . Jan. 7,1870 Ott, Andrew . 1st regiment . April 4, 1870 Oswald, Joseph M . First Lieutenant . First Lieutenant . Cavalry, 24th brigade . June 30,1870 Oliver, R., Jr - 10th brigade . July 20,1870 Otis, George H...... Inspector . Second Lieutenant . 32d regiment .. Ang. 18, 187~ Otto,John M . 1st regiment , Sept. 30, 1870 O'Neil, MichaeL . Second Lieutenant . Quarterma"ter . 26th regiment...... Oct. 6,1870 Oatley, Jered M . 11th regiment . Nov. 15, 1870 Obermann, W. R .. Major . First Lieutenant , . 9th regIment . .Nov. 15, 1870 Oppenheimer, Edward . Dec. 19, 1870 O'Reilley, Edward . Captain . 20th regiment .. 21st regiment . Dec. 21, 1870 O'Connell, Hugh . Captain , . Second Lieutenant . 6th regIment . Jan. 4,1870 PeterE'on, Nelson G . Jan. 5,1870 Captain ··· . 23d regiment . Partridge, John A . 2d regIment .. Jan. 7, 1870 Powers, Walter . Second Lieutenant , Commissary...... 8th brigade . Jan. 11, 1870 Platner, Cornelius . 25th regiment . Feb. 11, 18~0 Pender, James J . First Lieutenant . JI'irst Lieutenant . 55th regiment . March 3, 1870 Popel', Joseph E . March 15, 1871} Purdy, Ambrose H . Ordnance officer . 5th brigade . First Lieutenant.. . . 6th regiment .. April 9, 1870 Pincus, Max T .. 74th regiment . April 12,1870 Pfeiffer, Geo. F., Jr .. First Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant . 37th regiment . April 27, 1870 Post, Lewis R . 37th regiment .. April \27,1870 PatrIck, Charles H , Adjutant , . Chaplain . CavalrY,24th brigade . May 26,1870 Perry, Israel K . June 1, 18ro Pooley, Samuel W . Captain , . 74th regiment.. . . 25th regiment . June 2,1870 Prince, Chas . Second Lieutenant . Fir"t Lieutenant , 3d regiment. . July 20, 1870 Pryer, Ja"per .. 50th I;egimen t...... , Aug. 18, 187!) PearE'all, Frank S . Second Lieutenant . 124 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTAN7LGENERAL.

Lii>tof Commissions Istlued-(Continued).

__ ~AME. Rank. _ Orga~~_. t' I~missio~Date of

Palmatier, Walter... First Lientenant ,. 21st r~giment .. , , .. j AU.g. ~6, 1870 Pemberton, William H... Quartermaster .. ,...... 3d regIment...... Sept. 12,1870 Paine, John ,. Second Lieutenant Battery A, 2d division .. Sept. 12,1870 Plum b, Ralph H..... '" Commissary of Subsistence. .. 8th division "1 Sept. 19, 1870 Patterson, Edward...... Captain , 3d regiment...... Oct. 5, 1870 Prigge, John A ,.. First Lieutenant...... 1st cavalry Oct. 15,1870 Prehn, Henry John.. Second Lieutenant...... 1st cavalry...... Oct. 19,1870 Pruyn, Lansing, Jr .. , Engineer ,.... 9th brigade..... Nov. 4,1870 Pruyn, Robert C ,.... Commissary of Subsistence... 3d division...... Nov. 17,1870 Patnoe, Barney.. First Lieutenant.. 35th regiment... Dec. 7,1870 Quinn, Michael R.... Major...... Artillery, 25th brigade.. July 19,1870 Quinn, ROlirer... First Lieutenant., ,. 49th regiment Dec. 16,1870 Raymond, Thomas Lynch Q.uartermaster...... 71st regiment. .. Jan. 4, 1870 Ross, George.,.. F"irst Lieutenant ,... 32d regiment,... Jan. 5, 1870 Rohdenburg, Rudolph J. Captain hIt cavalry Peb. 12,1870 Reichel, Charles...... First Lieutenant...... 6th regiment.... Feb. 25,1870 .Reuling, Henry Captain...... 96th regiment...... March 3,1870 Robson, Benjamin R., Jr. ABsistant Adjutant-GeneraL.. 21st brigade...... March 25, 1870 ROBS,William , Captain 8th regiment March 28,1870 Runcie, Henry S...... Captain 65th regiment April 7,1870 Roden, Vincent...... Second Lieutenant Batt'y artill'y, 24th brig. April 14,1870 Reichert, William... F~rst Lieutenant 25th reg-iment... May 25,1870 Roehr, Henry E...... Llentenant-Colonel...... 32a regIment...... June 2,1870 Ru~ger, John.... Major...... 32d regiment...... June 2, 1870 ReIlly, Edward F...... Second Lieutenant...... 10th regiment... June 2,1870 Riley, MichaeL...... First Lieutenant...... 24th regiment...... June 22,1870 Rost, Charles...... Second Lieutenant , .. Battery B, 1st division .. June 23,1870 Reynolds, Gilbert H...... Chief of Artillery...... 7th division...... July 8,1870 Reese, Nichola!! F...... First Lieutenant...... 74th re~iment...... July 8, 1870 Ryan, 'I'homas Captain...... 51st regiment July 19,1870 Reilly, Thomas 0'... '" First Lieutenant.. 3d regiment July 20, 1870 Rhodes, Lewi!! A. ..•.... !lrigadier-General...... 19th brigade.... Aug. 8, 1870 Rosfl, George... Captain 32d regiment Aug. 18,1870 Ripont, Peter .T Major 65th regiment Sept. 13,1870 Ring, Henry Captain 11th regiment Sept. 30,1870 Reilly, Edward F Captain 10th regiment Oct. 13,1870 Reimer, Henry... .,.... Second Lieutenant 1st cavalry...... Oct. 19,1870 Reynolds, W. H. T...... Assistant Surgeon...... 10th regiment... Nov. 3,1870 Roll, Anton Second Lieutenant 55th regiment '" Nov. 14,1870 Rogers, John C.. Second Lieutenant...... 47th regiment... Nov. 16,1870 Roberts, Lloyd L..... First Lieutenant...... 47th regiment... Nov. 16,1870 Reynolds. William... Lieutenant-Colonel...... 35th regiment... Dec. 7, 1870 Shade, Charles E. Commissary of Subsistence... 71st regiment... Jan. 4,1870 Starr, Alfred Assistant Surgeon 71st regiment Jan. 4,1870 Simon, Celestine .. ,. ···.1 Second Lieutenant...... 32d regiment. ,. Jan. 5, 1870 Smith, SamueL...... ]'irst Lieutenant...... 2c1regiment...... Jan. 7,1870 Schnalll, Moritz J.... Pirst Lieutenant.. 6th regiment... Jan. 17, 1870 Schweizer, John..... ]'irst Lieutenant.. . 28th regiment... Jan. 18,1870 Schenfield, Abram '" Adjutant 6th regIment Jan. 29,1870 Sterry, Frank W..... Lieutenant-Colonel...... 6th regiment...... Feb. 10, 1870 Schott, Christian..... Second Lieutenant.... 5th regiment...... Feb. 12,1870 Stevens, Gerard M... .. Jndge Advocate.. 5th brigade...... ]'eb. 15,1870 Schroeder, Henry.... Second Lieutenant. 55th regiment... Feb. 15,1870 Schoen, Prederick...... Captain 6th regiment. Feb. 25,1870 Smith, Philip F Judge-Advocate 2eIbrigade Feb. 26,1870 S?huchard, Ge::rge Captain .., ~6th re~iment Mar.ch 3,1870 SImon, Isaac...... Second LIeutenant.... 6th regiment.... Apnl 9,1870 Seward, William. Jr, Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL.. 3d brigade ... ,.. April 9, 1870 Schmidt, John M Captain 5th regiment. April 11,1E.70 Seidel, Ferdinand.... Adjutant...... 96th regiment...... April 12, 1870 Swartz, John H...... Captain...... 1st infantry..... April 12,1870 Stauble, Fridoline Second Lieutenant Bati'n artill'y, 24th brig. April 14,1870 Smith, George Moore.... Major...... 7th regiment...... April 25,1870 Spencer, Bird W Captain 9th regiment May 9,1870 Sherman, Stephen F. First Lieutenant 74th regiment May 24,1870 Simons, Julius F..... Second Lieutenant...... Battery, 11th brigade... June 2, 1870 Schambach. H. G Adjutant 11th regiment. June 9,1870 Seve!·ence .. ~athias Lieutenant-Colonel 25th re¥iment...... June 18,1870 SCOVIll,Wl1l1am H JUdge Advocate...... 28th bl'lgade June 22,1870 Sawyer, George L Aide-de-camp 28th brigade June 22,1570 Sheppard, John ,.... Second Lieutenant...... 48th regiment... June 2:3,1870 Scott, Thomas R...... Second Lieutenant Cavalry, 24th brigade June 24,1870 Schneider, Adam.... First Lieutenant.. 32d regiment. June 30, 1870 Schurig, Charles...... Qllartermaf1ter...... 14th regiment... July 6,1870 Spri!1ger, John.. .. Second L~entellant '" . 25th reg~ment... July 7,1870 Strmght, Edward... Second LIeutenant...... 84th regIment......

List of Commissions Issued-(Continued).

Date of Organization. NAME. Rank. c.ommission. ------9th regiment . July 19, 1870 Slater, James .. Second Li'mtenant. . Second Lieutenant . 24th regiment . July 19, 1870 Sheldon, Harvey S . 3d regiment . July 20, 1870 Smith, Samuel S . Second Lieutenant . Captain...... 3d reg~ment .. July 20, 1870 Sauran, John J .. 3d regIment . July 20,1870 Spicer, James B . Captain .. First Lieutellant. . 3d regiment . July 20, 1870 Stubbings, John II .. 3d regiment . July 20,1870 Sperl, George . Second Lieutenant . Captain . 54th regiment .. July 21, 1870 Schwartz, John . 3d regiment .. Aug. 6,1870 Schwarz, WilHam . Second Lieutenant . Q,uartermaster . 32d regiment .. Aug. 8,1870 Scharmann, IIermann . Cavalry, 24th brigade . Aug. 17,1870 Simon, Charles . Chaplain . Second Lientenant , , 48th reg-iment . Aug. 18, 1870 Sullivan, Wm. H . 32d regIment . Aug. 18,1870 Simon, Clestin . First Lieutenant . Second Lieutcnant. . Cavalry, 24th brigade . Aug. 26, 1870 Sliugerland, Storm . 3d regiment . Sept. 12. 1870 Smith. Samuel S . First Lieutenant . Quartermaster . 5th regiment . Sept. 12, 1870 Sattig; Joseph . 19th brigade . Sept. 13, 1870 Smith, Benjamin F . Surgeon . First Lieutenant . 83d regiment .. Sept. 14, 1870 Shute, John II .. 20th regiment . Sept. 17, 1870 Snyder, Martin . 6th regiment . Sept. 24, 1870 Sterry. Frank W . g~Y~~~l:::::::::::::::::::::::: Lieutenant-Colonel.. . 6th regiment , .. Sept. 24, 1870 Schieffelin, Chs. M . 47th reg-iment. . Sept. 30, 1870 Simonson, Chs. M . Second Lieutenant . 32d relplllent .. Sept. 30, 1870 Standerman, F'rederick .. Second Lieutenant . Inl'lpector . 22d brIg~de . Sept. 30, 1870 Snell, Warren'!' . 24th regIment . Sapt. 30, 1870 Saunders, John S . Adjutant ...... •...... Second Lieutenant . 3d regiment. .. Oct. 5,1870 Storm, Caleb W .. 71st regiment. . Oct. 6,1870 Swift, Charles N , .. Captain . Second Lieutenant . Cavalry, 24th brigade . Oct. 6,1870 Schemel, George . 6th regiment . Oct. 6,1869 Schneider, Anton . First Lieutenant . Adjutant...... 6th regiment .. Oct. 22, 1870 Schenfield, Abraham . 55th regiment . Nov. 14,1870 Steitz, Valentine . First Lieutenant . 55th reg-iment . Nov. 14,1870 Steitz, Valentine . Captain ,. . . Second Lieutenant . 6th regIment .. Nov. 15, 1870 SChweizer, Isaac . 1st regiment . N ov. 15, 1870 Bchambach, Herman G . Captain . Second Lieutenant . 12th re$iment . .. Nov. 16,1870 Schwalbe, Wm. II . 25th brIgade . Nov. 17,1876 Stewart!,.,.Frank J . Aide-de-Camp . Captain . Battery -A, 2d divi8ion . Nov. 30,1870 Stuber, rhillip A . 10th regiment . Dec. 6,1870 St. Cyr, Joseph Z . Second Lieutenant . Assistant-Commissary . 11th rigiment . Dec. 16, 1870 Schen, Jacob W .. 49th regiment . Dec. 16, 1870 Sullivan, MichaeL . Captain , . Captain .. , . 49th regiment . Dec. 19, 18'10 Stnpp, Frank J .. 49th regiment . Dec. 19, 1870 Swift, Roswell B . Quartermaster.. . . Lieutenant-Colonel . 55th regiment . Dec. 21. 1870 Schillin~, Francis A . 65th regiment . Dec. 22, 1870 Staffel, lJonrad . Captain . Second Lieutenant . 65th regiment . Dec. 22, 1870 Schmahl,.. George . 71st regiment . Jan. 6,1870 '1'uroer, ..James S . Captain . Brigade inspector . Cavalry, brigade . Jan. 26, 1870 Tweed, Richard M . Feb. 10, 18'1'0 Tweed, Richard :hi . Engineer , . Cavalry, brigade .. First Lieutenant . 1st regiment .. Feb. 11, 1870 Terrette, Charles W .. Feb. 12, 1870 Truslow, Chs. E . Captain . 2M regiment . Commissary . 51st ~e~i.ment . March 8, 1870 Thurwachter, Lewis C . March 21,1870 Teller, Daniel W . Chief of Artillery (Colonel) . 1st dIVISIOn .. 49th reg-iment . June 1,1870 Thompson, Henry C . .-\.ug. 8, 1870 Treusch, Edward . ~~¥~:~~1::::::::::::::::::::::: 5th reglment .. , .. Quartermaster . 50th regiment . Aug. 13, 1870 Tichenor, James H . Sept. 16, 1870 Tuck, Aultust , Second Lieutenant. . 32d regiment .. Second Lieutenant . 9th regiment .. Nov. 7,1870 Tallman, ,.lOhn C. C . N ov. 30. 1870 Taylor, William F . First Lieutenant . 7th regiment .. Captain . 49th regiment . Dec. 16, 1870 Thompson, H6nry C . Dec. 19, 1870 Turnier, James E . First Lieutenant . 49th regiment . Captain .. 21st regiment .. Feb. 25, 1870 Underllill, Samuel . March 15, 1870 Underhill, William . Second Lieutenant . 37th regiment . First Lieutenant . 37th reglment . :May 26, 1870 Underhill, William . Jan. 17,18'1'0 Van Buren, Effingham . First Lieutenant , . Wash. Grey Cavalry . Captain , . 22d regiment .. Feb. 14,1870 Van Schaick, Dunnelle . Feb. 15, 1870 Varian, Joshua M., Jr . Aide-de-Oamp . 3d brigade . Second Lieutenant . 21st regiment . Feb. 25, 1870 Vail, Lewis H . :March 3. 1870 Van Aernum, Chs. E . Captain . 10th regiment . First Lieutenant . 37th regiment . April 27, 1870 Vredenburgh, Alfred P . May 27,1870 Vath, Louis Charles . Second Lieutenant. . 6th regiment .. First Lieutenant ,. 518t regiment. ; .. July 19, 18'10 Vroman, Alexander J . Aug. 10, 1870 Vanderburi!h, Warren E. First Lieutenant . 44th regiment...... Ordnance officer . 19th brigade . Sept. 13, 1870 Vosburgh, Martin P..... Sept. 30, 1870 Van Horne, Giles H. F .. , Judge-Advocate . 13th brigade '" .. Aide·dc-Camp . 13th brigadll . Sept. 30, 1870 Van Vorst, Walter S . Nov. 4,1870 Van Zandt, Charles E . Quartermaster . 9th brigade , .. , Aide·de-Camp...... 13th brig-ade .. Nov. 12,1870 Van Allen, Charles H . Dec. 14, 1870 Van Wagenen, Louis B .. Captain , 20th regIment . Surgeon . 49th regiment. .. Dec. 19, 1870 Vananden, Charles E . Dec. 21, 1870 Vail, Lewis K .. First Lieutenant ...... •... 21st regiment .. 126 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

List. of Commissiolls Issued-(Continued).

NAME. Rank. Organization. Date of ------commission. W!\gp.er, Al~gu8tP . Second Lieutenant . 55th regiment . Jan. 11, 1870 WillIa.ms, George . Second Lieutenant . 28th regiment . Jan. 18, 1870 Williams, Gretney . Second Lieutenant . 51st regiment . Jan. 29, 1870 Walker, John E .. Second Lieutenant . 12th regiment . Feb. 10, 1870 Wa~e, Herman p . Chaplain .. 96th regiment. .. . . Feb. 16, 1870 Wl'l~ht, Frankhn . Second Lieutenant . 24th regiment . Feb. 25, 1870 Wilham!', George . First Lieutenant . 96th regiment .. Feb. 25,1870 West, Chas. S . First Lieutenant . 23d regiment .. March 8, 1870 Ward, Beverly . Second Lieutenant . 37th regiment . March 15, 1870 Wieland, G~org~ . Second Lieutenant . 28th regimer..t . March 22, 1870 Wylie, D~l1lel D . Captain . Wash. Grey Cavalry . March 22, 1870 Warren, Lem, D . o'uartermaster . 74th regiment . April 18, 1870 Welldt, Henry . }first Lieutenant . Artillery, 24th ~rigade .. April 14. 1870 Whedon, GeOl'ge D . Surgeon '" . Cavalry, 24th brigade . April 16, 1870 Wood, Henry G . First Lieutenant.. . 13th regiment . April 25, 1870 Whedon, George D . Surgeon , . Cavalry,24th brigade . April 25, 1870 Whitman, Benjamin. . .. Second Lieutenant '" 25th regiment . Ma)' 25, 1870 White, Henry L . First Lieutenant '" Cavalry, 24th brigade .. May 25,1$70 'Wood, John F . First Lieutenant . 9th regiment .. May 25,187' Wright, Stephen M . First Lieutenant . Battery G, ht division .. June 2,187'0 Wetherbee, Wm. C " . " . Second Lieutenant . 47th regiment . June 8,1870 Weeks, Greenville M . SUl'geon . 12th regiment . JUly 7,1870 Wheeler. Jerome F . Captain . lOad regiment . JUly 8,1870 Webster, Daniel M . Fir!.'tLieutenant . 103d regiment . July 8,1870 Wortman, Dennis . Chaplain . 83d re~iment . JUly 8,1870 Wallace, Benjamin F . Major :., .. 3d regiment . ~uly !l0,1870 Wille, Benjamin W . Second Lieutenant . 44th regiment. .. . . Aug. 10. 1870 Weiss. Conrad . Assistant Surgeon . 3d regi~en t .. Aug. 11, 1870 Warcup, George. , . Aide-de-Camp, Lieutenant . 17th bngade . Aug. 26, 1870 Widrig, David P . Cavalry, 24th brigade . Aug. 26, 1870 Westbrook, CorneliusD .. XtE~~~.ca~p·::::::::::::: ::: 5th division .. Sept. 12, 1870 Wheeler, Hyram S . Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL .. 19th ~rigade .. Sept. 18, 1870 Wheeler, Nathan P . 19th brigade .. Sept. 13, 18'70 Williams,George A . ~i!~~ee~~amp::::::::::::::::: 818t brigade . Sept. 13, 1870 Winfield. William J " . I!'ir"t Lieutenant . 54th regiment . Sept. 14, 1870 Weiss, Conrad . Assistant Surgeon. . . . '" 3d regiment .. Sept. 16, 1870 Wilson, Henry B . I!'irst Lieutenant . 12th regiment . Sept. 17,1870 Wing. Smith H ...... Captain '" 18th re~iment . Sept. 17, 1870 Waage. Charlell . First Lieutenant . 32d regiment . Sept. 80. 1870 Wahl, Martin . Second Lielltinant . 54th rcg-iment . Sept. 80, 1870 Ward, BevlJrley . Aide-de-Camp ...... 2d brigade . Sept. 80, 1870 Wallace, George . Second Lieutenant . 19th .regiment . Sept. 30, 1870 Wilhelm, William . First Lieutenant. . 74th regiment . Nov. 3,1870 Williams, John . Second Lieutenant . 28th regiment '" . Nov. 4,1870 Wetherbee, William C . First Lieutenant . 47th regiment . Nov. 16,1870 Willworth, Peter. Jr . First Lieutenant . 51st regiment .. NOT. 19, 1870 Ward. John .. Captain . 35th regiment . Dec. 7,1870 Willers, Calvin . Ordnance Officer . 23d brigade . Dec. 13, 18iO Wasman, Morns . Fii'st Lieutenant . 49th re!5imellt . Dec. 16, 1870 Ward. George B . Second Lieutenant . 2:3dreguuellt . Dec. 19,1870 Woodmfi", Delevan E . Lieutenant·Colonel '" " 49th regiment . Dec. 19, 1870 Winchell, George H . Captain . 21st regiment .. Dec. 21, 1870 Youmans. John H . Captain "" . 87th regiment . March 15, 1870 Young, Davitt W . Captain . 10th regiment . April 13, 1870 Yehle, Frank . Adjutant . Artillery, 24th brigade .. June 2,1870 Yax, .Tohn . First Lieutenant . 65th regiment . June 24, 1870 Yay, William S . Captain . 44th regiment. . Aug. 10, 1870 Yeckley, Wm. L . Captain '" . 48th reg:iment. . Aug. 18, 1870 Zimmer, ,John . Captain . 5th regIment . April 11, 1870 Zimmerman, Godfrey . First Lieutenant "" 24th regiment . June 22, 1870 Zimmerman, Godfrey . First Lielltenant . 24th regiment . Nov. 4,1870 ANNUAL REPOWl' OF 1.'HE ADJU1.'AN'l'-GENERAL. 127

(1. ) GENERAIJ ORDERS AND CIRCUtARS FOR 1870.

GENERAJ~HEAD-Q,UARTERS-STATEOF NEW YORK. l ADJUTANTcGENERAL'SOFFICE, ALBANY,January 7, 1870. f GENERAL ORDERS, } No. 1. At a meeting of the Military Examining Board, appointed by General Orders N 9· 14, series of 1869, in accordance with section 91, Military Code, held at the city of New York, November 29, 1869, the following recommendations were made to the Commander-in-Chief, and the same are hereby approved. I. That the commissions of the following named officers be vacated for disobedi- €nce of the orders of the Commander-i~-Chief, in not appearing for examination, viz. : First Lieutenant John ::Myers,"I" Co. Twenty-fourth Regiment Second Lieutenant Michael Seery, "E" Co. Twenty-fourth Regiment. First Lieutenant August Bothe, " B" Co. Thirty-second Regiment. Captain Chas. S. Glover, Jr., "D" Co. Thirty-seventh Regiment. Second Lieutenant Patrick Brodie, " A " Co. Sixty-ninth Regiment. Second Lieutenant John Eagan, "C" Co. Sixty-ninth Regiment. Captain Henry Burke, "D" Co. Twenty-sixth Regiment. Second Lieutenant M. Obenaur Fifty-fifth Regiment. Captain Henry Koerner, "C " Co. Thirty-second Regiment. II. That Captain Ohas. D. Reiss, Fifth Regiment, be retained in his present command. III. That the application of Lieutenant George Morgan, Jr., Seventy-fourth Regi- ment, forextension of time in which to appear for examination, be granted, and that he be directed to present himself before the Board at its next session, to be held at the Oapitol, in the city of Albany, on the 17th day of January, instant. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutcmt- General.

GENERALHEAD-QUARTERS-STATEOF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'SOFFICE, ALBANY,January 26, 1870. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.2. I The appeal of Captain Asa C. Jones, 00. "I," Fifty-first Regiment, National Guard, S. N. Y., from the proceedings, decisions, findings and sentence of a Brigade Court- martial, convened by Special Orders, No.4, Head-quarters Twenty-fourth Brigade, National Guard, S. N. Y., May 8,1869, and from the order of the Commanding General of the Twenty-fourth Brigade, approving the proceedings, findings ahd 128 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GEN8RAL.

sentence of said Court-martial, and also, from the order and decision of said Com- manding General of the Twenty-fourth Brigade, dismissing appeal made to him in said case, having been referred to the Judge-Advocate-General in accordance with the provisions of section 280, Military Code, and returned to the Commal1der-in- Chief with the following opinion: OFFICE OF 'fHE JUDGE-ADVOOATE-GENERAL,( NEW YORK,January 18, 1870. f GENERAL.-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication, transmitting for my examination and report the appeal of Captain Asa C. Jones, Fifty- first Regiment, National Guard, S. N. Y., from the decision of a Brigade Court-martial, convened by order of the General Commanding the Twenty-fourth Brigade, N. G. S. N. Y., on the 7th day of June, 1869. I also acknowledge the receipt of the inclosures referred to in your letter, as well as your letter of the 13th instant. I have carefully examined the record and other papers submitted in this case, and in reply to your queries have the honor to submit the following: I. I am clearly of the opinion that the appeal of Captain Jones should have been made, in the first instance, to th.e Commander-in-Chief, and not to the General Com- • man ding j and II. That inasmuch as no appeal was made to the Commander-in-Chief within twenty days after the decision appealed from was made known to the appellant, as required by section 202 of the Military Code, the appeal cannot now be entertained. The papers submitted with your letter show conclusively that more than twenty days had elapsed after the decision appealed from was made known to Captain Jones, before any appeal was taken to the Commander-in-Chief, or notice thereof given. The fact that there appears indorsed on the notice of appeal "Due and personal service of a copy of the within notice of appeal is hereby admitted," does not in my opinion, relieve the case of this objection. The admission of service by the members of the Court and the JUdge-Advocate was purely an act of courtesy, and can neither prejudice nor advance the rights of the accused. If the appeal had been taken within the time prescribed by law, and the officers of the Court and the Judge-Advocate had declined to admit service, the accused would not, in consequence thereof, be estopped from proving the date of the actual service of the notice of appeal. Indeed, in this case there appears, among the papers submitted by the accused an afIidavit of John C. Bennett, that the notice of appeal was served August 16th, 1869. It is clear to my mind that the fact not being-in accordance with the admission the indorsement of "Due service" ought not and cannot be construed into an extension of the time provided by law for the taking of an appeal. The papers inclosed in your letter are herewith returned. I am, General, very respectfully, your obedient servant, JAMES B. CRAIG, Judge-Advocate- General. Major-General FRANKLINTOWNSEND, Adjutctnt-General, S. N. Y.

The appeal of Captain Asa C. Jones from the decision of a Brigade Court-martial, and also from the order and decision of the Commanding General of the Twenty- fourth Brigade, is therefore dismissed. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FHANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- General. A.J.VNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GNNERAL. 129

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATEOF NEW YOUK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'SOFFICE, ALBANY,February 2d,1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } ,No.3. Pursuant to the provisions of chapter 778 of the Laws of 1869, requiring a reduction of the force of the National Guard, it is hereby ordered: 1st. That the Fifty-sixth Regiment Infantry, of the Eleventh Brigade, Second Division, be disbanded, and that the companies be mustered out and all the officers rendered supernumerary. 2d. That the First Battalion Light Artillery, of the Fifth Brigade, Second Division, be disbanded and the field and staff thereof rendered supernumerary; and that Batteries" B" and" C" of the same be mustered out; and that Battery "A" of the same be retained in the service, and report direct to head-quarters of the Second Division. 3d. That the Second Regiment Calvary, of the Fifth Brigade, Secon~ Division, be disbanded, and the field and staff thereof rendered supernumerary; and that Troops " H" and" E" of the same be mustered out, and that Troops "A," "C" and" n," of the same, be retained in the service as separate troops, and report direct to head- quarters of the Second Division. 4th. The provisions of General Orders No. 14, series of 1868, will be followed and govern in the disbandments and mustering out required by this order. 5th. Major-General John B. Woodward, commanding the Second Division, is charged with the execution of this order. By order of the Commander-in-Ohief. FRA.NKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- General.

GENERALHEAD-QUARTERS-STATEOF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'SOFFICE, ALBANY,February 4,1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.4. I. At a meeting of the Military Examining Board, appointed by General Orders No. 14, series of 1869, in accordance with section 91, Military Code, held at the city of Albany, January 19, 1870, the following recommendations were made to the Com- mander-in-Chief, and the same are hereby approved. 1st. That the commissions of the following named officers be vacated for disobedience of the orders of the Commander-in-Chief, in not appearing fOr examination~ viz. : Oaptain Patrick McDermott, Co. "D" Sixty-ninth Regiment. Captain M. O'Rorke, Co. "G" Sixty-ninth Regiment. First Lieutenant Frederick Vass, Co. "C" Sixty-ninth Regiment. Second Lieutenant James Hughes, Co. "F" Sixty-ninth Regiment. 2d. That the commissiOn of Captain ThomasF. Gilroy, Eighth Regiment, be vacated for not appet1l'ing for examination at the ext6nded time granted him by the board. 3d. That the commission of Second Lieutenant James Golden, Twenth-fourth Regiment, be vacated for declining to submit to examination. II. Commanding officers will, as soon as practicable, order elections to fill the vacancies hereby created. [Assern. No. 10.J 9 130 ANNUAL HEPOR 'l' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAl.J.

III. So much of General Orders No.1, current series, from these Read-quarters, as vacates the commission of Second Lieutenant John Egan, Co. "C" Sixty-ninth Regiment, is hereby revoked, he having been honorably discharged the service, October 9th, 1869, on tender of resignation. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, A.qjutant- General.

GENERALHEAD-QUARTERS-S'fATEOF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'SOF.FICE,ALBANY,Febl'uary 1) 1870. GENERAL ORDERS, } NO.5. The following officers have been commissioned in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month ending January 31st, 1870:

Second Divis~on. H. Rerbert Hogins, Aide-de-Camp, with rank of Captain, January 4, 1870. Origi- nal vacancy.

Fifth Division. Richard R. Rayman, Aide-de-Camp, with rank of Major, January 21,1870, vice Arthur W. Thomas, failed to qualify.

Oavalry Brigade. Robert W. Leonard, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank of Major, January 26, 1870, vice F. S. Reiser, resigned.

Seventh Brigade. Edwin F. Cole, Engineer, with rank of Major, December 15,1869, vice James W. Bedell, promoted.

Eighth Brigade. Oornelius Platner, Commissary, with rank of Captain, December 28, 1869, vice Sylvester S. Baldwin, resigned.

Thirty-jirst Brigade. William G. Fargo, Jr., Aide-de-Camp, with rank of Captain, January I, 1870, vice Wm. S. Sizer, resigned.

Fil'St Regiment of Cavalry. William E. De Vries, Second Lieutenant, September 20, 1869, vice George Aery, appointed Commissary of Subsistence.

Troop- WasMngton Grey Oavall·y. Effingham M. Van Buren, First Lieutenant, January 5, 1870. Original vacancy. Champion Bissell, Second Lieutenant, January 5, 1870. Original vacancy.

Battalion Artillery- Twenty-fourth Brigade. John Demong, Major, January 8, 1870, vice Jacob Brand, resigned. r-----~~---

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Second Regiment of Infixntry. Thomas S. Barber, Captain, September 24, 1869, vice Sylvester Murphy, resigned. Samuel Smith, First Lieutenant, September 24, 1869, vice James Kelly, dismissed. Walter Powers, Second Lieutenant, September 24, 1869, 'Vice Smauel Smith, IJromoted. Henry A. Maxwell, Captain, October 7, 1869, vice John W. Leonard, resigned.

Fifth Regiment of Infantry. Peter Kraeger, Lieutenant-Colonel, December 21, 1869, vice Joseph Hillenbrand, resigned. Sixth Regiment of Infantry. John C. Ollinger, Captain, September 20, 1869, vice Wm. Syring, resigned. William Kopp, First Lieutenant, September 20,1869, Tice J. C. Ollinger, promoted. Nelson G. Peterson, Second Lieutenant, September 20, 1869, vice A. Shappel, resigned. Moritz J. Schnabl, First Lieutenant, January 3, 1870, vice Anton Wilzbach, resigned. Abram Schenfield, Adjutant, January 13,1870, vice E. B. Kinney, resigned.

Ninth Regiment of Infantry. Louis C. Hamersly, Captain, December 6, 1869, vice Henry S. Brooks, resigned. William H. Cadwell, Second Lieutenant, December 17, 1869, vice Theodore W. Myers, resigned. Ele1Jenth Regiment of Infantry. Max Ebler. First Lieutenant, December 23, 1S69, vice Gustav Rechlin, resigned. John Klein, Captain, December 17,1869, vice G. Schlichter, resigned. Conrad Von Gerichten, First Lieutenant, December 17, 1869, vice Chas. Kopf, failed to qualify. Andrew OU, Second Lieutenant, December 17, 1869, vice C. Von Gerichten, promoted. Twelfth Regiment of Infantry. Charles Greer, First Lieutenant, December 10, 1869, vice Geo. S. Burger, resigned.

Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry. Frederick A. Mason, Colonel, December 8, 1869, vice Thos. S. Dakin, promoted. Philip H. Briggs, Lieutenant-Colonel, December 8, 1869, vice Frederick A. Mason, promoted. Edward S. Daniell, Major, December 8, 1869, vice Philip H. Briggs, promoted. Thomas M. Hempstead, Captain, December 15, 1869,vice Henry BaIsden, resigned. Lefferts L. Laidlaw, First Lieutenant, December 15, 1869, vice Thomas M. Hemp- stead, promoted. George W. Hempton, Second Lieutenant, December 15,1869, vice L. L. Laidlaw, promoted. William Barnett, Captain, December 7, 1869, vice Edward S. Daniell, promoted. Jolin H. Hunter, First Lieutenant, December 7, 1869, vice William Barnett, promoted. J. Halstead Carroll, Chaplain, January 7, 1870, vice Henry M. Storrs, term expired. 132 ANNUAL RBPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Twent;lj-thil'd Regiment of Infantry. John A. Partridge, Captain, October 22,1869, vice H. Herbert Hogins, resigned. G. Frank Dickman, Captain, December 1,1869, vice Jas. E. Webb, resigned. Edward F. Davenport, First Lieutenant, December 1, 1869, vice G. F. Dickman" promoted. Edward N. Norton, Second Lieutenant, December 1, 1869, vice E. F. Davenport" promoted. Clarence W. Montgomery, Second Lieutenant, November 5, 1869, vice John Thompson, promoted.

Twenty-eig1dli Regiment of Infantry. John Schweizer, First Lieutenant, December 28, 1869, vice Valentine Schenck, resigned. George Williams, Second Lieutenant, December 28, 1869, vice John Schweizer, promoted. Thirty-second Regiment of Infantry. George Ross, First Lieutenant, November 4, 1869, vice Frederick Hildebrandt, resigned. Celestine Simon, Second Lieutenant, November 4, 1869, vice George Ross, promoted. Thirty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. Thomas Freeborn, Colonel, January 6, 1870, vice Francis ·W. Leggett, resigned.

}forty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. Thomas B.Kniffen, Quartermaster, January 5, 1870, vice Geo. W. Head, resigned. Charles W. Hayes, Commissary of subsistance, January 5, 1870, vice T: B. Kniffen, promoted. Fifty-ji1'st Regiment of h~fantry. Gretney Williams, Second Lieutenant, December 23,1869, vice John McDonald, resigned.

Pifth-fifth Regiment of IrIj'(tntry. August P. Wagener, Second Lientenant, December 3,1869, vice A. F. Krauss, resigned. John J. Gutweiler, Second Lieutenant, December 9, 1869, vice Jacob Bessinger, promoted. Jacob Bessinger, First Lieutenant, December 9,1869, vice .John McBride, removed from State. Pijty-sixtJi Regiment of Infantry. James J. Boylan, Second Lieutenant, October 30, 18G9, vice Amos Allen, Jr., resigned.

SeventY~lir8t Begiment of Infantry. Augustus T. Francis, Acljutant, November 24, 18G9, reappointed. Thomas Lyneh Raymond, Quartermaster, November 24, 1869, reappointed. Charles E. Shade, Commissary of subsistence, November 24, 1869, reappointed. Marvin S. Buttles, Surgeon, N ovcrnher 21, 1809, reappointed. ANNUAL REPOR~' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 133

Alfred Starr, Assistant-Surgeon, November 24, 1869, reappointed. Eastburn Benjamin, Chaplain, November 24,1869, reappointed. James S. Turner, Captain, December 9, 1869, vice O. P. Smith, resigned. Edwin C. Imlay, First Lieutenant, December 9, 1869, vice J. S. Turner, promoted. Charles E. Brown, Second Lieutenant, December 9, 1869, vice E. C. Imlay, promoted. Eightyjourth Regiment of Infantry. George vV. Adams, First Lieutenant, December 14, 1869, vice Geo. H. Friers, resigned. Thomas Garson, Second Lieutenant, December, 14, 1869, vice Geo. W. Adams, promoted. Ninety-sixth Regiment of Infantry. Peter Hammer, Major, December 30,1869, vice A. Stauf, promoted. The following resignations of officers in the National Guard, State of New York, have been accepted during.the month ending January 31, 1870 : -;:; I'i II) a5 Office. 'd Name. DATE. S oS .~ 'So II) .~ :E ~ P=l A -- -- Albert W. Scribner ...... Second Lieutenant. .January 5 ... 24 10 3 Captain. 12 1 1 Georg-eTeets ...... do 6 ... Robert D. Nesmith ...... Surgeon. f do 6 ... 12 1 1 Judge.Advocate. 2 1 Philip J. Joachimsen ...... do 6 ... Wm. E. Cha~in...... First Lieutenant. do 17 ... 8 3 1 As~istant Adjutant-General. 2 1 John :M:. C. I! rolich ...... do 17 ... ',j. Second Lieutenant. 17 ... 5 2 William Horsley .... '" ...... do H. 8. Manning ...... , .... First Lieutenant. do 18 ... 23 11 2 Captain. 44 28 6 Theo. F. McDonald...... do 20 .. Robert Pardow, Jr ...... , .... 'Commissary. do 20 ... 22 4 1 Lieutenant-Colonel. do 20 ... 12 1 1 Knox McAffee...... 1 Captain. do 21 ... 37 3 ~~~~I::uM:fia~.:: .: :: :::: :::: :::: First Lieutenant. do 26 ... 37 3 1 Assistant Adjutant.Generai. do 26 ... .. Cay. 1 F. S. Heiser 1 Assistant AdJutant·Generai. do 26 ... .. 1 ~~ss~p:f~:~~~~~:~! ::: : :: :: :: :: Hospital Surgeon. do 26.•. 3 1 ',j. 24 6 Frederick Auer ...... Adjutant. do 29 ... Hamlet Hart ...... ,...... Second Lieutenant. do 29 ... 37 3 1 First Lieutenant. 37 3 1 James A. Whelan ...... do 29 ... Albert Burnton ...... Second Lieutenant. do 29 ... 37 3 1 Second Lieutenant. do 29 ... 37 3 1 J ann H. Cole ......

By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant· General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, February 25, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.6. So much of General Orders, No.3, current series, as directs the muster-out of Battery" B," First Battalion Light Artillery, Fifth Brigade National Guard S. N. Y.)

"'Battalion Artillery. 134 ANNUAL REPORT OF 'THE ADJU'l'ANT-GENE1'lAL.

is hereby revoked ; said battery will be retained in the service, and report direct to> head-quarters of the Second Division. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATEOF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, March 1, 1870. GENERAL ORDERi!I, t No.7. ) The following named officershave been commissioned by the Commander-in-Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of February, 1870:

Cavalry Brigade. Robert Woodward Leonard, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from January 26, 1870, vice F. S. Heiser, resigned. Andrew Barstow, Brigade Inspector, with rank from January 26, 1870, vice' R. W. Leonard, promoted. Richard M. Tweed, Brigade Engineer, with rank from January 26, 1870, vice A. Barstow, appointed Inspector.

First Brigade. James L. Anthony, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from February 1, 1870~ .. vice James E. Montgomery, resigned.

Second Brigade. John A. Godfrey, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from January 28, 1870-. vice J. M. C. Frohlich, resigned. William C. Dickel, Brigade Inspector, with rank from January 28,1870, vice J. A. Godfrey, promoted. Philip F. Smith, Judge Advocate, with rank from February 15,1870, vice J. P. Joachimsen, resigned.

Tltird Brigade. Abner Mellen, Jr., Engineer, with rank from February 7, 1870, vice Samuel Gregory, resigned. Joshua M. Varian, Jr., Aid-de-Camp, with rank from February 7, 187@,vice J. M .. Varian, Jr., resigned.

Fifth Brigade. Gerard M. Stevens, JUdge-Advocate, with rank from February 1, 1870, vice Cor- nelius H. Murphy, deceased.

First Regiment of Cavalry. • Rudolph J. Rohdenburg, Captain, with rank from January 13, 1870, vice Francis: Reiss, resigned. Christian Hachemeister, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 13"1870r, vicec Fredk. Beninger, resigned. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTAN11.GENERAL. 135

Jacob Kohn, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 13, 1870, vice Christian Hackemeister, promoted. First Regiment of Infantry. Charles W. Terrette, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 28, 1869, vice M. B. Spaulding, appointed Adjutant. John Lechtricker, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 28, 1869, vice C. W. Terrette, promoted. Fifth Regiment of Infantry. Christian Schott, Second Lieutenant, with rank from December 13, 1869, vice B. Euler, resigned. Christian Eilert, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 24, 1870, vice Marcus Martens, term expired. Sixth Regiment of Infantry. Frank W. Sterry, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from January 13, 1870, vice Carl Schwarz, resigned. William Hesse, Captain, with rank from January 19, 1870,vice Christian F. Koch, resigned. . Frederick Schoen, Captain, with rank from January26, 1870,vice George Hubsch- mann, resigned. Charles Reichel, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 26,1870, vice Frederick Schoen, promoted. Maurice A. Lassner, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 1, 1870, vice Abram Schenfield, promoted.

Eighth Regiment of Infantry. John Kennedy, Jr., First Lieutenant, with rank from December 16, 1869, vice Henry Miller, promoted. John P. Leslie, Captain, with rank from December 21, 1869, vice John H. Heath- cote, resigned. Richard S. Leslie, First Lieutenant, with rank from December 21, 1869, vice J. P. Leslie, promoted. Tenth Regiment of Infantry. Mathew A. Craven, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 18, 1870, vice Edward F. Reilly, resigned. Twelfth Regiment of Infant1·y. John E. Walker, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 4, 1870, vice E.8. Conkling, resigned. Charles L. Burns, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 5,1870, vice Morris Duckworth, promoted. Thomas Carroll, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 11, 1870, vice J. C. Moore, promoted. Twenty-first Regiment of Infant1·Y· Charles M. Davidson, Captain, with rank from October 1, 1869, vice H' F. Clark, resigned. 136 ANNUAL REPORT OF 'l.IIE ADJUTANT-GEN1JiRAL.

Theodore Griswold, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 27, 1869, vice James Barringer, deceased. Samuel Underhill, Captain, with rank from October 26, 1869, vice H. H. Hustiss, resigned. William U. Anthony, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 26, 1869, vice Samuel Underhill, promoted. Henry H. Harris, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 26, 1869, vice Wm. U. Anthony, promoted. Alfred F. Lindlay, Captain, with rank from February 11,1870, vice R. R. Hayman, promoted. Samuel K. Darrow, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 11, 1870, vice A. F. Lindlay, promoted. Lewis H. Vail, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 11, 1870, vice Samuel K. Darrow, promoted.

Twenty-second Regiment of Infantry. Morris Duckworth, Captain, with rank from December 8, 1869, vice David S. Brown, promoted. Dunnelle Van Schaick, Captain, with rank from January 11, 1870, vice R. B. Lockwood, resigned. J. Lenox Huggins, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 11, 1870, vice R. H. Hedden, resigned. E. A. Ounningham, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 13, 1870, vice J. S. Franklin, resigned. Samuel E. Briggs, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 13, 1870, vice E. A. Cunningham, promoted. Joseph W. Congdon, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 14, 1870, vice E. A. Heath, resigned.

Twenty-third Regiment of Infantry. Charles E. Truslow, Oaptain, with rank from January 12, 1870, vice Henry.T. Graff, resigned.

Twenty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. John W. Cole, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 3,1870, vice J. M. Cary, term expired. Franklin Wright, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 3, 1870, vice Albert W. Scribner, resigned.

Twenty-.fifth Regiment of Infantry. James J. Pender, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 30,1869, vice Thomai:l Hogan, resigned. Patrick Flanigan, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 30,1869, vice James J. Pender, promoted.

Twenty-eighth Regiment of Infantry. John Boehringer, Captain, with rank from January 26,1870, vice Henry Werner, resigned. Peter Fischer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 26, 18'70, vice John Boehringer, promoted. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 137

Forty-eighth Regiment of Infantry. Benjamin F. Bailey, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 5, 1870, vice Sidney A. Hulburt, removed from district.

Fifty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. Samuel B. Campbell, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 11, 1870, vice Chas. B. Campbell, resigned.

Pifty-fifth Regiment oj Infantry. Henry Schroeder, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 4, 1870, vice H. F. Rapp, resigned. Edward B. N eumaster, Captain, with rank from January 21, 1870, vice Frederick Zimmer, resigned. Sixty-ninth Regiment of Infantry. Nicholas Collins, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 2, 1870, vice John Powers, deceased. Ninety-sixth Regiment of Infantry. William Arfken, Captain, with rank from January 28, 1870, vice Charles H. Rahe, resigned. I Claus Finck, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 28, 1870, vice William Arfken, promoted. Henry Hollings, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 28, 1870, vice Claus l Finck, promoted. Hermann D. Wage, Chaplain, with rank from December 30,1869, vice original vacancy. Frederick Burghard, Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from December 30, 1869, vice John Koch, resigned. George Williams, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 4, 1869, vice H. Klat- thaas, dismissed. The resignation of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mander-in-Chief during the same period: First Division. Alfred Wagstaff, Aid-de-Camp, February 12, 1870.

Second Brigade. H. F. Bauer, Quartermaster, February 15, 1870. Carl Marquardt, Commissary of Subsistence, February 26, 1870.

First Regiment of Oavalr'l/. William H. Middendorf, Adjutant, February 15, 1870.

Third Regiment of Oavalry. John Dilger, Captain, February 12, 1870. Peter Mundorff, Second Lieutenant, February 12, 1870.

Battalion of Oavalry- Twentyjourth Brigade: George O. Gannett, Second Lieutenant, February 15, 1870. - --~------~

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Battalion of Artillery-Twenty-jourth Brzgade. XavierZett, Captain, February 15, 1870.

Fifth Regiment of Infantry. Charles D. Reiss, Captain, February 1~, 1870. William Roos, Second Lieutenant, February 15, 1870. Adam Keim, Captain, February 15, 1870.

Seventh Regiment of Infantry. C. H. Meday, Major, February 26, 1870.

Ninth Regiment of Infantry. John A. Lennon, First Lieutenant, February 5, 1870.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. William A. Lindsay, Captain, February 15, 1870. George W. Walker, First Lieutenant, February 16,1870.

Eleventh Regiment of Infantry. John Nagle, Second Lieutenant, February 26,1870.

Twelfth Regiment of Infantry. Andrus B. Howe, Major, February 12, 1870. 'I John H. Horsfall, Second Lieutenant, February 12, 1870.

Twenty-second Regiment of Infantry. George W. Laird, First Lieutenant, February 12, 1870. C. A. Bussell, Second Lieutenant, February 12, 1870.

Twenty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. Henry Hertz, Second Lieutenant, February 15, 1870. John Reiter, First Lieutenant, February 16, 1870.

Thirty-third Regiment of Infantry. Thomas D. Bickley, First Lieutenant, February 11, 1870. Frederick S. Prince, Assistant-surgeon, February 11, 1870.

Thirty-sixth Regiment of Infantry. A. D. Shaw, Colonel, February 25,1870.

Thirty-seventl~ Regiment of Infantry. George M. Dusenberry, Lieutenant-Colonel, February 23, 1870.

Forty-j01trth Regiment of Infantry. Charles H. Armsbry, Commissary of Subsistence, February 25, 1870.

Forty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. W. E. Chapman, Second Lieutenant, February 26, 1870. ANNU ..tL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 139

Fifty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. John A. Reynolds, Colonel, February 5, 1870.

SixtY-fifth Regiment of Infantry. Samuel Becker, First Lieutenant, February 25, 1870.

Six'ty-ninth Regiment of Infantrry. William S. O'Brien, Captain, February 10, 1870. Patrick H. Brady, Second Lieutenant, February 15, 1870. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE, ALBANY, March 25, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, t No.8. l So much of paragraph 1 of General Orders No. 24, series of 1863, which provides that, "except in the city and county of New York and the county of Kings, regimental districts shall conform to the Assembly districts," is hereby rescinded so far as it applies to the county of Oswego; and, hereafter, said county of Oswego will constitute one regimental district. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, r Adjutant- General. GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, t ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE, ALBANY, April 1, 1870. f

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.9. The following named officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in- Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of March" 1870: First Division. Colonel Daniel W. Teller, Chief of Artillery, with rank from March 17, 1870'r original vacancy. Sewnd Brigade. John Bloch, Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from March 17, 1870, vice Charles Marquardt, resigned. Henry T. Allen, Quartermaster, with rank from March 4, 1870, vice F. Bauer" resigned. Fifth Brigade. Ambrose H. Purdy, Ordnance officer, with rank from February 10, 1870, original vacancy. Joseph H. Cunningham, Quartermaster, with rank from March 9, 1870,vice James. Mooney, resigned. 140 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Ninth Brigade. Frederick T. lIartin, Aide-de-Camp (Captain), with rank from March 1, 1870, vice A. Winne, rE1signed. Thomas O'Malley, Aide-de-Camp (First Lieutenant), with rank from March 1, 1870, vice F. T. Martin, promoted.

Eleventh Brigade. Harold L. Crane, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from March 7, 1870, vice Theodore t Linington, promoted.

Twenty-first Brigade. B. R. Robson, Jr., Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from March 23, 1870, vice W. H. Reynolds, resigned. Rutger B. Miller, Quartermaster, with rank from March 23, 1870, vice R. B. Rob- son, promoted.

First Regiment of Oavalry. John Madden, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from December 27, 1869, vice John Ittner, resigned. Christian Gottwald, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 1, 1870, vice Joseph ~leischel, promoted.

Troop Washington Gray Oavalry- Oavalry Brigade. Daniel D. Wylie, Captain, with rank from March 10, 1870, original vacancy.

Separate Troop Oavalry-First Oavalry Brigade. ~. Martin Heldt, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 16, 1870, vice George Koehler, resigned. Caspar A. Baaden, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 16,1870, vice 1 Martin Heldt, promoted.

Battalion Artillery- Twenty-fourth Brigade. William Meichel, Captain, with rank from March 5, 1870, vice Xavier Zett, resigned.

Eiglttl~ Regiment of Infantry. Michael T. Burke, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 14, 1870, vice Henry K. Bicker, resigned. William Baguley, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 14, 1870, vice Michael T. Burke, promoted. William Ross, Captain, with rank from March 8, 1870, vice Thomas F. Gilroy, discharged. Thomas Davis, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 8,1870, vice Wm. Ross, promoted.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. Chas. E. Van Aernum, Captain, with rank from February 8, 1870, vice Thomas Austin, resigned. Mathias A. Hook, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 8, 1870, vice James Chatterly, resigned. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUT.AN1'-GENERAL. 141

Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry. John W. Miles, Jr., Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 11, 1870, vice Wm. Barnett, promoted. Garrett C. Hallenbeck, Captain, with rank from ~Iarch 18, 1870, vice C. C.Hallock, resigned. Allen C. Bush, Captain, with rank from January 28th, 1870, vice C. C. Graves, resigned. Twenty-second Regiment of Infantry. Eugene A. Heath, Commissary, with rank from January 20, 1870, vice Robert Pardow, Jr., resigned. Wm. Neilson McVickar, Chaplain, with rank from February 25, 1870, vice R. R. Booth, resigned. Albert E. Colfax, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 7, 1870, vice George W. Laird, resigned. Twenty-third Regiment of Infantry. Robert P.Lyon, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 8,1870, vice Frank- lyn Coit, resigned. Charles S. West, First Lieutenant, with rank fro111.February 14, 1870, vice H. S. Manning, resigned. Twenty-sixth Regiment of Infantry. Charles H. Brazie, Second Lieutenant, with rank from January 17,1870, original.

Twenty-eighth Regiment of Infant7'Y· George Mattern, Captain, with rank from February 8, 1870, vice Joseph Simon, resigned. George Wieland, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 8,1870, vice George Mattern, promoted. Thirty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. John H. Youmans, Captain, with rank from February 15, 1870, vice J olm Fulla- gar, resigned. 'William Underhill, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 15, 1870, vice Samuel Hart, resigned. Gilbert N. Knight, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 24, 1870, vice ChaB. Hall, resigned. Beverly Ward, Second I..Iicutenant, with rank from February 24, vice John N: Cole, resigned. Fifty-jint Regiment of Infimtry. John G. Dunn, Quartermaster, with rank from February 21, 1870, vice J. 'Wesley YuIl, resigned. Le\vis C. Thurwachter, Commissary, with rank from :February 21, 1870, vice John G. Dunn, promoted. George M. Johnson, Captain, with rank from February 11, 1870, vice AS,l O. Jones, dismissed.

F1ft;lJ-jifthRegiment of I IJj /1'// ;:/"'11 Joseph E. Paper, First Lientenant, with rank from February 16, 1870, vice I. Kozlov{sky, resigned. 142 ANNUAL REPORT OF' THE AnJUTANT~GENERAL.

Sixty-ninth Regiment of Infantry. Martin McDonnell, First Lieutenant, with rank from January 19, 1870, vice Patrick Curley, resigned.

Seventy-flrst reg~'rnentof Infantry. John R. Davenport, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 4, 1870, vice Thomas Girvan, Jr., promoted.

Seventy-ninth Regiment of Infantry. Croall Alexander, Captain, with rank from February 17, 1870, vice Peter M. Grant, resigned. William F. Bischoff, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 24, 1870, vice Peter M. Grant, promoted.

Ninety-sizth Regiment of Infantry, Henry Heuling, Captain, with rank from February 9, 1870, vice 1. 1. C. Weirter, resigned. Jacob Aberle, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 9, 1870, vice H. Reuling, promoted. George Schuchard, Captain, with rank from February 21, 1870, vice G. Straus, deceased. Conrad Doell, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 21, 1870, vice G. Schu- chard, promoted.

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mander-in Chief during the same period:

Piftl~ Brigade. William H. McNary, Engineer, March 3, 1870. John Burleigh, Aide-de-Camp, March 15, 1870.

Eighth Brigade. M. H. Green, Quartermaster, March 14, 1870.

Ninth Brigade. Archibald Winne, Aide-de-Camp, March 3, 1870.

Twenty-first Brigade. William H. Reynolds, Assistant Adjutant-General, March 25, 1870.

Fi1'st Regiment of Cavalry. John F. Meyer, Second Lieutenant, March 16, 1870.

Battalion of Cavalry- Twentyjourtl~ Brigade. Chapman W. Avery, Captain, March 25, 1870. Edward L. Norton, First Lieutenant, March 25, 1870.

Battalion of Artillery- TwentY-fourtl~ Brigade. Frederick Brand, First Lieutenant, l\farch 25, 1870. ANNUAL REPORT O}l' 1'll}!] A DJU1'A.N1'-G}!]NIfmAL. 143

Battery A-Ninth Brigade. Benj. Hogan, Second Lieutenant, March 14, 1870.

lJ!i'rstRegiment of Infantry. John W. Marshall, Captain, March 28, 1870.

lJ!ifth Regiment of Infantry . .John Kimmel, First Lieutenant, March 8, 1870. Joseph Sattig,:,Adjutant, l\'larch 8, 1870. G. E. Wellenkamp, First Lieutenant, March 16, 1870.

Sixth Regiment of Infantry. Henry W. Wagner, Second Lieutenant, March 14, 1870.

&venth Regiment of Infantry. Samuel C. Barr, First Lieutenant, March 28, 1870.

Ninth Regiment of Infantry. John H. Wilcox, Colonel, February 28,1870.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. James A. Fassett, Second Lieutenant, March 17, 1870. William W. Bennett, Second Lieutenant, l'Iarch 17,1870. John E. GallUp, Second Lieutenant, March 24, 1870.

Twelfth Regiment of Infantry. William H. Smith, First Lieutenant, February 28, 1870. .John C. Moore, First Lieutenant, February 28, 1870.

Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry. Ava W. Powell, Captain, March 15,1870.

Fourteenth Regiment of Infantry. Charles Schurig, Captain, March 15, 1870.

Twenty-third Regiment of Infantry. A. B. Britton, Second Lieutenant, March 14, 1870. Wiliam J. Martin, First Lieutenant, February 28,1870.

Twenty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. Andrew B. Jones, Quartermaster, February 15, 1870.

Thirty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. ~ohn J. Mandeville, First Lieutenant, February 28,1870.

Forty-seventlb Regiment of Infantry . .John Eaton, First Lieutenant, March 15, 1870.

Fifty-jifth Regiment of Infantry. \Charles Ingebrand, Cttptain, March 18, 1870. 144 .ANNlTAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

SixtY-fifth Regiment of Infantl'Y. Joseph Humbert, Second Lieutenant, March 14, 1870. Enos Pair, Second Lieutenant, March 14, 1870.

Seventy-jourtlz Regiment of Infantry. Warren T. Ferris, Captain, March 21, 1870.

Eighty-jourth Regiment of Inj'antry. James M. McCracken, First Lieutenant, March 14, 1870. Christopher Pullman, Lieutenant-Colonel, March it}, 1870.

Ninety-sixth Regiment of Infantry. F. Snyder, First Lieutenant, February 28, 1870. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWSEND, Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUAR'rERs-STATE OF NEW YORK, ( ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, April 6, 1870. f GENERAL ORDERS, 1 No. 10. f Out of respect to the memory of the late Major-General George H. Thomas, U. S. A., the flags of the State Arsenals and at these head-quarters will be placed at half mast on the day of the funeral, Friday, the 8th inst., and Brigadier-General D. }I. Woodhall, Commanding Ninth Brigade, National Guard, Albany, is directed to cause to be fired a salute of fifteen (15) guns at meridian on that day, and minute guns during the funeral obsequies. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. J1'RANKLIN 'l'O"\VNSEND, Adjutant- General

GENERAl, HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, 1 AD.JUTANT-GENEHAL'S OFF'ICE, ALBANY, April 8, 1870. f GENERAL anDERS, } No. 11. On the recommendation of the regimental and brigade commanders, so much of General Orders, No.1, current series, from these head-quarters, as vacates the commission of First Lieutenant August Bothe, Co., "B" Thirty-second Regiment, National Guard, S. N. Y., is hereby rescinded, he having failed to receive the order directing him to appear before the examining board, which convened in New York city, November 29th, 18G9. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. ]'HANKLIN TOvVNSEND, Adjutant- Cieneral. ANNUAL REPORT OF 'iHE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 145

GENERAL HEAD-QUAHTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, } ADJU'rANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, May 2, 1870. GENERAL ORDERS,} No. 12. The following named officers have been commissioned by the Oommander-in-Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of April, 1870 :

Second Brigade. William H. Gunther, Jr., Aide-de-Oamp, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 7,1870, vice John Bloch, promoted.

Third Brigade. William Seward, .Jr., Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from April 1, 1870, vice C. J. Blauvelt, resigned.

Fifth Brigade. Wm. H. Ooughlin, Aide-de-Camp, First Lieutenant, April 18, 1870. Original vacancy. Thirteenth Brigade. John H. Gardner, Jr., Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from March 17, 1870. Original vacancy. Twenty-fourth Brigade. George D. Whedon, Surgeon, with rank from April 16,1870, vice James O. Stuart, deceased. First Regiment of Cavalry. Nicolas Bremer, Ohaplain, with rank from March 20, 1870, vice George Aery. Commission vacated. J olm H. Lutzen, Oaptain, with rank from January 21, 1870, vice H. Olaussen,. removed from district.

Battalion of Cavalry- Twenty-fourth Brigade. Michael Auer, Oaptain, with rank from April 6,1870, vice C. W. Avery, resigned. Frederick Auer, Adjutant, with rank from February 1, 1870, vice Jas. B. Hall, resigned. Alexander Henderson, Veterinary Surgeon, with rank from April 6, 1870. Origi- nal vacancy. John O. Bennett, Lieutenant-Oolonel, with rank from April 16, 1870. Original vacancy. Battalion of Artillery- Twenty-fourth Brigade. Ami Marquisie, Adjutant, with rank from March 22, 1870, vice Frederick Auer, resigned. Joseph A. Hoffman, Ohaplain, with rank from March 22, 1870. Original vacancy. Henry Wendt, First Lieutenant, with rank from March, 24, 1870, vice William Michel, promoted. Vincent Roden, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 24, 1870, vice Henry Wendt, promoted.

[Assem. No. 10.J 10 146 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Conrad :Mayer, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 7, 1870,vice Frederick Brand, resigned. Fridoline Stauble, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 7, 1870, vice Conrad l\Iayer, promoted.

F'irst Regiment of Injamtry. J. C. Julius Langbein, Captain, with rank from January 24, 1870,vice F. Kochert, resigned. William JHackay,First Lieutenant, with rank from :March7, 1870, vice J. C. J. Langbein, promoted. Joseph M. Oswald, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 9, 1870, vice I. W. King, absent without leave. William Barthman, Captain, with rank from January 19, 1870. Original vacancy. John H. Swartz, Captain, with rank from :March 21, 1870,vice Peter J. :Martin, resigned. Joseph I. :McGeer, First Lieutenant, with rank from :March21, 1870, vice, Peter J. Martin, promoted. John Kinven, Captain, with rank from April 7, 1870, vice John vV. :Marshall, resigned.

Fifth Regiment of Infantry. George HUbschmann, Captain, with rank from March 9, 1870,vice P. Kraeger, promoted. John M. Schmidt, Captain, with rank from March 7,1870, vice G. Reiss, resigned. John Zimmer, Captain with rank from :March 14, 1870, vice Adam Keirn, resigned. Edward T. Hughes, Adjutant, with rank from April 1, 1870, vice Joseph Sattig, resigned. Edward ]'. Hopke, Quartermaster, with rank from April 1, 1870,vice H. '1'. Allen, promoted. John W. Funk, Commissary, with rank from April 1, 1870, vice E. T. Hughes, promoted.

Sixth Regiment of Infantry. Julius R. Adler, Captain, 'with rank from :March 23, 1870, vice F. N. Sterry, promoted. :MaxT. Pincus, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 23,1870, vice M. Cohen, resigned. Isaac Simon, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 23, 1870, vice J. R. Adler, promoted. Julius A. Levy, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 5, 18'70,vice H. S. Katzenburg, resigned.

Seventh Regiment of Infantry. George Moore Smith, Major, with rank from April 8, 1870, vice C. H. Meday, resigned. Ninth Regiment of Infmdry. James R. Hitchcock, Major, with rank from March 29, 1870, vice William Seward, Jr., promoted. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 147

James Fisk, Jr., Colonel, with rank from April 7, 1870, vice John H. Wilcox, resigned.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. David W. Young, Captain, with rank from March 14, 1870,vice William A. Lind- say, resigned. John H. Lindsay, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 14, 1870,vice D. W. Young, promoted.

Eleventh Regiment of ITtfantry. Julius Hengstler, tlecond Lieutenant, with rank from March 21,1870, vice John Nagle, resigned.

Twelfth Regiment of Infantry. Henry Alger Gildersleeve, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from April 8, 1870, vice Knox McAfee, resigned. S. Van Rensselaer Cruger, :lVIajor,with rank from April 8, 1870, vice Andrus B. Howe~ resigned.

Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry. Henry G. Wood, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 8, 1870, vice J. G. F. Powell, transferred.

Nineteenth Regiment of Infantry. John H. Brooks, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 4, 1870, vice John W. Stevenson, removed from district.

Twenty-second Regiment of Infantry. Charles Gamble, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 4, 1870, vice C. A. Bussell, resigned.

Twenty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. Thomas Dunn, Captain, with rank from April 18, 1870, vice W. L. Thompson, resigned.

Twenty-sixth Regiment of Infantry. Jacob Hassler, Captain, with rank from March 17, 1870, vice Henry Burke, dismissed. Thirty-second Regiment of Infantry. John Mannhardt, Captain, with rank from March 1, 1870, vice Henry Koerner, commission revoked.

Thirty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. Alfred P. Vredenburgh, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 13, 1870, vice William H. Cary promoted. Lewis R. Post, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 13,1870, vice A. P. Vre- den burgh, promoted. Charles II. Patrick, Adjutant, with rank from March 21, vice Charles H. Patrick, resigned. 148 ANNUAL REPOR'P OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

William H. Cary, Quartermaster, with rank from March 31, 1870, vice H. L. Pier- son, retired.

Forty-jou1,th Regiment of Infantry. Alonzo A. Dodge, Captain, with rank from March 31, 1870, vice La Fayette CrOSB,. deceased. Hugh W. Lynch, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 31, 1870, vice A. A. Dodge, promoted. George L. Kilmer, Captain, with rank from April 5, 1870, vice 1. F. McDonald, resigned. Zan. L. Didball, Captain, with rank from April 6, 1870, vice Ensign Conklin, resigned.

Sixty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. Julius Brauer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 14, 1870, vice John C. ' Schmidt, resigned. S. Henry Runde, Captain, with rank from March 8, 1870, vice Andrew Graff, removed from district. Henry D. Fisher, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 8, 1870, vice Frank Grabenstater, resigned.

Seventy-jourth Regiment of Infantry. Charles A. House, Captain, with rank from March 16, 1870, vice Warren T. Ferris, resigned. George F. Pfeifer, Jr., First Lieutenant, with rank from March 28,1870, vice John S. Bidwell, resigned. Louis Nagle, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 28, 1870, vice A. H. Fields, resigned. John C. Dolan, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 16, 1870, vice Lemuel D. Warren, promoted. Lemuel D. Warren, Quartermaster, with the rank from March 10, 1870, vice Philip Miller, resigned.

Eighty-jourth Regiment of Infantry. Cornelius B. Mitchell, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from April 18, 1870, vice Christopher Pullman, resigned.

Ninety-sixth Regiment of Infantry. William Kuhns, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 7, 1870, vice C. Flecke, resigned. Charles Fuchs, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 7, 1870, vice W. Kuhns, promoted. Ferdinand Seidel, Adjutant, with rank from April 2, 1870, vice H. Geritzen, resigned. Nicholas Muller, Quartermaster, with rank from April 11, 1870, vice George Kreischer, resigned. ' ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 149

The following resignation of officers in the National Guard, State of New York, have been accepted during the month ending April 30th, 1870:

d Date. Regiment. Brigade. :~ NAME. Office . .~ ______--- --Q -_·_------1------·_- April 25...... First Uavalry. Cavalry. 1 Henry AbeL .. Second Lieutenant. do 27...... Firl.'t Cavalry. Cavalry. 1 Martin Eselgroth . Second Lieutenant. do 19...... Bat. Cavalry. 24 6 Augustus Avery . Captain. do 13...... Bat. Artillery. 24 6 Conrad Ring .. ~econd Lieutenant. do 11...... 5 2 1 B. HufnageL .. First Lieutenant. do 5...... 6 2 1 Harris S. Katzenberg •.. Second Lieutenant. do la...... 8 3 1 Frank A. Butler . Second Lieutenant. do 27...... 9 3 1 Louis C. Hamersley . Captain. do 13...... 10 9 3 Frank Leonard . First Lieutenant. do 11...... 11 2 1 1. H. Behrens . Adjutant. do 11...... 11 2 1 Jacob Marx .. Second Lieutenant. do 25.... 12 1 1 Geo. C. Giessen, Jr . First Lieutenant. do 18 13 5 2 N. C. Marcellis .. Second Lieutenant. do 18...... 13 5 2 Geo. W. Nash .. First Lieutenant. do 18...... 23 11 2 W. S. Leaman . First Lieutenant. do 25...... 25 9 3 Wm. L. Thomson . Captain. do 25...... 71 1 1 Thomas Girvan . First Lieutenant. do 27...... 71 1 1 Edward V. Burk . First Lieutenant. do 11 ...... 74 31 8 Archibald Hamill . Captain.

By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, May 4th, 1870. GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 13. r I. At a meeting of the Military Examining Board, appointed by General Orders No. 14, series of 1869,in accordance with section 91, Military Code, held at the city of New York, April 18, 1870, the following recommendations were made to the Commander-in-Chief, and the same are hereby approved. 1st. That the commissions of the following named officers of the National Guard be vacated for disobedience of the orders of the Commander-in-Chief in not appearing for examination, viz.: Second Lieutenant Lewis H. Williams, Co. "E,l! Twenty-first Regiment, Second Lieutenant John A. Phillips, Co. "H," Ninth Regiment. 2d. That the time for appearance before the Board of First Lieutenant August Bothe, Co. "B," Thirty-second Regiment, Captain Daniel O'Neil, Co. "I," Fifty- fourth Regiment, and Second Lieutenant Edwin F. Babbage, Co. "E,l! Fifty-fourth Regiment, be extended to the 19th day of July next, when the board will reassem- ble at the Seventh Regiment armory, New York city, at which time and place Cap- tain O'Neil and Lieutenants Bothe and Babbage will present themselves for examination. II. Commanding officers will, as soon as practicable, order elections to fill the vacancies hereby created. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- General. 150 ANNUAL REPORT OF 'THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, ~ ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, June 1st, 1870. f GENERAL ORDERS, } No. 14. The following named officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in- Chief, in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of May, 1870:

Second Division. Colonel Ira Lovejoy Beebe, Chief of Artillery, with rank from April 26, 1870 ; original appointment.

T hiJ'd Brigade. Joseph Holland, First J-lieutenant, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from May 19, 1870 t vice Samuel Hall, resigned.

Third Regiment of Cavalry. John M. Moser, Chaplain, with rank from May 7, 1870, vice Moses Lauterbach, absent without leave. Henry Meyer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 25, 1870,vice Peter ~lun- dorf, resigned. Frederick A. Born, Veterinary Surgeon, with rank from April 15, 1870 ; original vacancy.

Battalion oj Cavalry- Twenty-jourth Brigade. John F. Moshell, Captain, with rank from ~May2, 1870, vice Augustus Avery, resigned. Matthew J. Dolphin, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 2, 1870, vice Jacob Walter, deceased. James S. McClure, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 2, 1870, vice Geo. J. Gannett, resigned. Henry L. White, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 14, 1870, vice C. L. Nor- ton, resigned. Geo. W. Cook, Surgeon, with rank from April 20, 1870, vice Geo. D. Whedon, promoted. Israel K. Perry, Chaplain, with rank from April 1, 1870. Original vacancy.

Battctlion of Artillery-Twenty-fifth Br~qade. Thomas Barnes, Captain, with rank from August 28, 1869, vice Thos. Barnes, resigned. Nicholas Euler, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 14, 1869, vice Wallace Darrow, resigned.

First Regiment of Infantry. Calvin R. Cross, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 15, 1870, vice Geo. G. Mackenzie, resigned.

Fifth Regiment of Infantry. Jacob Houck, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 25,1870, vice William Roos, resigned. Henry F. Allen, Major, with rank from May 20, 1870, vice Philip F. Smith, promoted. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT- GENERAL. 151

Sixth Regiment of Infantry. Charles Louis Vath, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 11,1870, vice Charles Reichel, promoted. Ninth Regiment of Infantry. William H. Cadwell, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 7,1870, vice John A, Lennon, resigned. Bird W. Spencer, Captain, with rank from April 19, 18'70. Original vacancy. Robert B. Cable, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 19, 1870. Original vacancy. Alonzo P. Bacon, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 19, 1870. Original vacancy. John F. Wood, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 5, 1870, vice Henry A. Tobias, promoted. William H. King, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 19, 1870, vice John F. Wood, promoted. Robert B. Marten, Captain, with rank from April 2,1,1870, vice James R. Hitch- cock, promoted. Edward W. Francis, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 21,1870, vice R. B. Marten, promoted. William J. Kirkland, Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 21, 1870, vice E. W. Francis promoted. Tenth Regiment of Infantry. James H. Lane, .Jr., Second Lieutenant, with rank from April 16, 1870,vice James A. Fassett, resigned. Twelfth Regiment of Infantry. Richard E. Jones, Captain, with rank from April 12, 1870, vice Georgf.l Teets, resigned. Twenty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. Augustus P. Corse, Quartermaster, with rank from April 2d, 1870, vice Andrew P. Jones, resigned. Twenty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. William Reichart, First Lieutenant, with rank from February 18, 1870, vice John Reiter, resigned. Benjamin Whitman, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 18, 1870, vice William Reichart, promoted.

l1hirty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. William Underhill, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 3,1870, vice Hamlet Hart, resigned. George C. Freeborn, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 3, 1870, vice Wil· liam Underhill, promoted. Fiftyjourth Regiment of Infantry. J. Geo. Baetzel, Colonel, with rank from April 29, 1870, vice J. A. Reynolds, resigned. 152 ANNUAL REPOR'!' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Fifty-flfth Regiment of Infantry. J. Aberle, Captain, with rank from April 4, 1870, vice Charles Ingebrand, resigned.

Seventy-fourth Regiment of Infantry. Stephen F. Sherman, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 27, 1870, vice Charles A. Oox, resigned.

Eighty-third Regiment of Infantry. Gilbert Braugham, Captain, with rank from May 7, 1870, vice John C. Perry, promoted. Worthy Niver, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 7, 1870, vice Gilbert Braugham, promoted.

Eig1dY-foul'tl~ Regiment of Infantry. Peter Macdonald, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 28, 1870, vice James M. McCracken, resigned. James M. Heatherton, Second Lieutenant,with rank from March 28, 1870,vice Peter Macdonald, promoted.

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Commander-in-Chief during the same period: --==-======

Date. Regiment. Brigade. NAME. Office.

---1870. ------May 3 . do 13 . .. .. · .. 25 .. · .. 3 Chester Griswold . Aide-de-Camp, Major. 7 Chas. B. Ayer . do 9 . i~t Assit. AdJ't-Genel'al. ·ca~~il:Y:::. Cav. brigade. 1 J aco b Harms .. Second LIeutenant. do 11. .. 1st cavalry . Cav. brigade. do 26 .. 1 James McGee . Second Lieutenant. 1st cavalry . Cav. brigade. 1 Henry Fischer...... do 13 . 3d cavalry .. Captain. Oav. brigade. 1 Christian H. Sonnensmitl:.. Second Lieutenant. do 13 .. 3d cavalry . Cav. brigade. do 13 . 1 Henry Smale .. First Lieutenant. 3d cavalry .. Cav. brigade. 1 Diedrich Runne . do 13 . 3d cavalry .. Captain. Oav. brigade. 1 Benedict Fischer . First Lieutenant. do 27 . Bat. cavalry .. 24 do 25 . 6 M. M. Conklin . Second Lieutenant. Bat. artillery .. 24 6 William Demong . do 11. .. Battery C . Captain. do 11 . 1 Jacob Goetz ... " .. Second Lieutenant. Battery C ...... i'.... 1 Augustus Wasserscheidt .. do 13 . 1st infantry . Second Lieutenant. 1 Wm. II. Hoffman _ . Second Lieutenant. do 12". 5th infan try . 2 do 12 .. 1 Wm. Lausen .. Captain. 5th infantry . 2 1 John C. Eilert.. .. do 25 .. 5th infantry . First Lieutenant. 2 1 Christian Disch . Second Lieutenant. do 15 . 6th infantry . 2 do 26 .. 1 .Toel W. Mason . Colonel. 6th infantry . 2 1 William Kopp . do 25". 9th intantry . First Lieutenant. 3 1 Jacob W. Schmidt . First Lieutenant. do 25 . 9th infantry . 3 do 25 . 1 Howard Pinkney . Surgeon. 12th infan try .. 1 1 Robert McAfee . do 25 .. 12th infantry .. Captain. 1 1 James T. McCuen . Second Lieutenant. do 26 . 12th infantry .. 1 do 26 1 Eugene Soulleyet . First Lieutenant. 12th infantry .. 1 1 Robert Donald . do 26 .. 12th infantry .. First Lieutenant. 1 1 Milnor Imlay . Captain. do 4 . 21st infantry .. 8 do 25 . 21st infantry .. 51 Gotfried Veigel . First Lieutenant. 8 5 Lewis H. Williams . First Lieutenant. do 16 .. 23d infantry .. 11 do 25 . 2 Charles E. Goldhwaite . :Major. 23d infantry .. 11 2 A. D. Wilson .. do 25 . 24th infantry .. Surgeon. 10 3 Philip Dorr .. First Lieutenant. do 26 . 25th infantry .. 9 do 26 .. 3 David Friedlander . Colonel. 26th infantry .. 21 6 Michael E. Rush . do 4 . 28th infantry .. Second Lieutenant. 5 2 William Zink. ..." .. First Lieutenant. do 26 . 33d intimtry .. 21 do 12 . 6 William E. Knox . Chaplain. 47th infantry .. 11 2 Jas. C. Bloom . do 4 . 71st infantry .. Captain. 1 1 N. Woodhull Smith . First Lientenant. do 13 . 71st infantry .. 1 do 4 . First Lieutenant. 74th infantry .. 31 A ~~~~l~ do 26 . 74th infantry .. lY~C~;:ff~~:::::::. Captain. 31 8 'Villiam Woods . First Lieutenant. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 153

The acceptance of the resignation of First Lieutenant, Thomas Girvin, Jr., Seventy-first Regiment, N. G., published in General Orders, No. 12, C. S., has been rescinded. By order of the Oommander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND. Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, t ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, June 10th, 1870. f

GENERAL ORDERS,} No. 15. The Governor announces with deep regret, the death, this day, at his residence in New York city, of Brigadier-General William Seebach, Commissary-General of Subsistence. An' educated soldier, he has been for many years conspicuous in the Military

Iservice of the State. By this sad event the Governor loses a valued member of his personal staff, and the National Guard, an officer widely esteemed for his private virtues and for zealous devotion to duty. As a testimony of respect, the flags at these head-quarters and at all the State arsenals will be displayed at half-staff during the day of the funeral, and at the several regimental armories on the day succeeding the receipt of this order. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. J. B. STONEHOUSE, Assistant Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS--STATE OF NEW YORK, t ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE, ALBANY, July 1st, 1870. f

GENERaL ORDERS, } No. 16. The following named officershave been commissioned by the Oommander-in-Ohief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of June, 1870:

Fi1'st Divi.~ion. Colonel Wm. H. Chesebrough, Assistant Adjutant-General, Chief of Staff,with rank from June 10, 1870, vice Jo}m Fowler, Jr., resigned. Colonel Wm. Hudson Lawrence, Inspector, with rank from June 10, 1870, vice W. H. Ohesebrough, promoted. Third Division. Colonel Lee Chamberlain, Chief of Staff and Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from November 5,1869, vice Moses C. Green, resigned. Lieutenant-Colonel John P. Kane, Quartermaster, with'rank from November 5, 1569, vice Lee Chamberlain, promoted. Major Alfred De F. Gale, Aide-de-Oamp, with rank from May 3,1870, vice Chester Griswold, resigned. Captain Isaac F. Handy, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from May 3, 1870,vice A. De F. Gale, promoted. 154 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Second Brigade. Captain Herrman Geritzen, Quartermaster, with rank from June 1, 1870, vice Henry T. Allen, promoted.

Twenty-fifth Brigade. Lieutenant-Colonel William C. Stone, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from June 15, 1870, vice Chas. B. Ayres, resigned.

Twenty-eighth Brigade. Major William H. Scovill, Judge-Advocate, with rank from May 26, 1870, vice A. D. Waters, deceased. First Lieutenant George L. Sawyer, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from May 26, 1870, vice John M. Couch, deceased.

Thirty-first Brigade. Lieutenant-Colonel William S. Bull, Chief of Staff and Assistant Adjutant General, with rank from March 17, 1870, original appointment.

First Regiment of Oavalry. Allin Fulda, Assistant Surgeon, with rank from October 1, 18G9,vice H. G. Piffard, resigned.

Battalion of Oavalry- TwentyJourth Brigade. Jacob Goettel, Jr., Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 20, 1870, vice Chas.. C. Bush, removed from district. George W. Cook, Surgeon, with rank from April 20, 1870, vice George D. Whedon, promoted. Thomas H. Scott, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 18, 1870, vice Guilford McN eH, resigned. Thomas W. Chesebrough, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 18, 1870, vice James S. McClure, resigned. B. Hutcheson, Captain, with rank from June 21, 1870, original vacancy. R. Oliver, Jr., First Lieutenant, with rank from June 21, 1870, original vacancy. R. C. Day, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 21, 1870, original vacancy.

Battalion of Artillery-Twentyfourth Brigade. Frank Yehle, Adjutant, with rank from May 14, 1870, vice Amie Marquisie, failed to qualify.

Battery B- First Division.

Henry Hillebrand, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 9,1870 j original vacancy. Charles Root, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 9,1870, vice Wm. Jung- becker, reigned.

Battery G- First Division. Stephen M. 'iVright, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 4, 1870; original vacancy.

Howitzer Battery-Eleventh Brigade-Second Division. Wm. H. H. Beebe, Captain, with rank from May 19,1870, vice Ira L. Beebe, promoted. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 155

John H. Oannon, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 19, 1870, vice 'Ym. H. H. Beebe, promoted. Julius F. Simons, Second Lieutenant, with rank from :May19,1870, vice John H. Cannon, promoted. Battery A-Ninth Brigade- Third Division. Josias Christian, Second Lieutenant, with rank from :May 24, 1870, vice Benj. Hogan, resigned. First Regiment of Infantry. Frederick F. Martinez, Second Lieutenant, with rank from :May 19, 1870, vice J. J. McGeer, promoted. Fifth Regiment of Infantry. Henry Gumple, First Lieutenant, with rank from :May23, 1870, vice John Zim- mer, promoted. Fred. Gruner, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 23, 1870, vice Chris. Disch, resigned. Adam Eidenweis, First Lieutenant, with rank trom :May 31, 1870, vice B. Huf- nagel, resigned. William Lausen, oaptain , with rank from June 15, 1870, vice W. Lausen, resigned. John H. Bartling, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 15,1870, vice J. C. Eilert, resigned. Sixth Regiment of Infantry. Charles Arnold, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 1, 1870, vice William Hesse, promoted. Seventh Regiment of Infantry. George W. Ely, Captain, with rank from May 30, 1870,vice George :Moore Smith, promoted. Charles G. Bacon, First Lieutenant, with rank from :May30, 1870, vice Samuel C. Barr, resigned. Henry J. Hayden, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 30, 1870, vice Charles G. Bacon, promoted. Ninth Regiment of Infantry. William H. Oadwell, Captain, with rank from :May 20, 1870, vice Louis C. Hamersly, resignerl. Edward J. Lewis, First Lieutenant, with rank from :May20, 1870, vice Wm. II. Oadwell, promoted. Edward C. :Morse, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 20, 1870, vice Louis Hamersly, promoted. Gustave A. Fuller, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 15, 1870, vice Jacob "V. Schmidt, resigned. Dow S. Kittle, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 6, 1870, vice Wm. H. Cadwell, promoted. Tenth Regiment of Infantry. Charles C. Nichols, First Lieutenant, with rank from :May 11, 1870, vice Frank Leonard, resigned. 156 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Edward J. Reilly, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 10, 1870, vice John E. Gallup, resigned.

Eleventh Regiment of Infantry. H. G. Schamback, Adjutant, with rank from May 30, 1870, vice H. J. Behrens, resigned. John Graf, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 11, 1870, vice Jacob E. Marx, resigned.

Twenty-third Regiment of Infantry. James G. Gregory, Major, with rank from June 2, 1870, vice Charles E. Gold- thwaite, resigned. Henry S. Manning, Adjutant, with rank from June 6, 1870, vice J. G. Gregory, promoted.

Twenty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. Adolph Becker, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 27, 1870, vice Philip Dorr, resigned. Godfrey Zimmerman, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 27, 1870, vice Adolph Becker, promoted. James B. Howe, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 23, 1870, vice Michael Seery, resigned. Michael Riley, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 20,1870, vice John Myers, dismissed. Edgar Jaquins, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 20, vice Michael Riley, promoted.

Twenty-fifth Regt'ment of Infantry. Charles Prince, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 25, 1870, vice Henry Hertz, resigned. Frederick Andes, Colonel, with rank from June 10, 1870, vice D. Friedlander, resigned. Mathias J. Severance, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from June 10, 1870, vice Frederick Andes, promoted.

Thirty-second Regiment of Infant1'y. Henry E. Roehr, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from May 18, 1870; original vacancy. John Rueger, Major, with rank from May 18, 1870,vice H. E. Roehr, promoted. John Kissel, Captain, with rank from ~farch 30, 1870; original vacancy. Adam Schneider, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 30, 1870; original vacancy. Theodore Hellstern, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 30, 1870; original vacancy. Alois Kohler, Captain, with rank from ~larch 30, 1870; original vacancy. Christopher Lutz, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 30, 1870; original vacancy. Joseph Fent, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 80, 1870; original vacancy. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 157

Forty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. Willard T . .Allen, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 25, 1870, vice John Eaton, resigned. Wm. O. Wetherbee, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 25, 1870, vice W. T. Allen, promoted.

Forty-eighth Regiment of Infantry. Lawrence Johnson, Captain, with rank from February 16, 1866, vice John Joyce, resigned. . John Sheppard, Second Lieutenant, with rank from February 4, 1869, vice Henry M. Weed, resigned. Henry E. Fisher, Oaptain, with rank from June 6, 1870, vice R. C. Day, resigned. Frank E. Burguer, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 6, 1870,vice Christopher Torwinkal deceased.

Forty-ninth Regiment of Infant1'y. Henry O. Thompson, Oaptain, with rank from October 4, 1869, vice John T. Baker, resigned.

Fifty-first Regiment of Infantry. Wm. H. Hamilton, Captain, with rank from May 20,1870, vice Geo. W. Johnson, deceased.

Sixty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. John Yax, First Lieutenant, with rank from March 31,1870, vice Samuel Becker, resigned. . Seventyjourth Regiment of Infantry. Samuel M. Pooley, Captain, with rank from April 26, 1870, vice Archibald Hamill, resigned.

Seventy-ninth Regiment of Infantry. Allen S. Macdonald, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 9, 1870, vice Francis Marran, resigned.

Ninety-sixth Regiment of Infantry. John Kessler, First Lieutenant, with rank from May 27,1870, vice Henry Reuling, promoted. Max Frohwein, Second Li.eutenant, with rank from June 9, 1870, vice Joseph Koch, resigned. 158 ANNUAL REPORT OF '1'HE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Commander-in-Chief during the same period:

Date. Regiment. Brigade. NAMES. Office.

------1870. June 1. .. 1 John Fowler, Jr " A. A. G. Chief of Staff. do 9 . 10 3 Geo. S. 'l'hompson.. Com'ry ofSuhsistence. do 3 .. jst 'ca~ai;y:::: Cavalry . 1 Henry KnebeL...... First Lieutenant. do 8 . 1st cavalry . CaYalry . 1 Michael Fitzsimmons... Captain. do 3 . 1st cavalry . Cavalry . 1 George Landwchr Captain. May 31. .. Bat. cavalry . 24 6 Guilford McNeil.... Second Lieutenant. June 24 . Bat. cavalry . 24 6 Henry L. White First Lieutenaut. do 9 . Battery K . 1 ,Jacob Vix...... !;ccond Lieutenant. do 3 . 6th infantry . 2 1 Samncl Blum.. . Captain. do 17 . 6th infantry . 2 1 Chl'istinn !lapp...... Second Lieutenant. do 9.. 11th infantry .. 2 1 .John Hotfman .. Second Licutenant. do 9 . 11th infantry .. 2 1 Herrman EngeL...... First Lieutenant.. do 3 . 12th infantry .. 1 1 John Fahnestock...... First Lieutenant. do 24 . 33rl infantry ... 21 6 Asher Baldwin, Jr...... Captain. do 23 . 47th infantry .. 11 2 Edwin L. Bonny First Lieutenant. do 24 . 51st infantry. 24 6 Peter Smith.... Captain. do 2 .. 65th regiment. 31 8 Augustus A. HOffman 1 First Lieutenant.

By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- GeneraZ.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-S'rA'I'E OF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFE'ICE, ALBANY, July 5, 1870. GENERAL ORDERS,} No. 17. I. In conformity to the prOVISIOnsof chapter 778 of the Laws of 1869, and of the Military Code (chapter 8, Laws of 1870), requiring a reduction of the force of the National Guard, it is hereby ordered: 1st. That the following named regiments be disbanded and mustered out of the service, viz.: The Thirty-sixth Regiment Infantry, Sixteenth Brigade, Jefferson county j Sixty-sixth Regiment Infantry, Thirty-second Brigade, Niagara county j One Hundred and Fourth Regiment Infantry, Twentieth Brigade, Steuben county. 2d. That the following named regiments be reduced to battalions of six companies each, and that the respective commandants of the same designate the companies to be mustered out to make such reduction, and that the several Colonels, Lieutenant- Colonels and lfajors remain in commission, in accordance with the provisions relating thereto in section nineteen of the Military Code, viz.: The Nineteenth Regi- ment Infantry, Twenty-second Brigade, Orange county j Thirty-seventh Regiment Infantry, 'rhird Brigade, New York city; Seventy-ninth Hegiment Infantry, First Brigade, New York city; Eighty-seventh Hegiment Infantry, Sixteenth Brigade, Lewis county; Ninety-first Regiment Infantry, Twenty-second Brigade, Orange county j One Hundred and Tenth Regiment Infantry, Twentieth Brigade, Chemung county. 3d. That the First and Third Regiments Cavalry he reduced to the minimum of eight companies each, and that the respective cOl11manc1antsof the same designate the companies to be mustered out to make such reduction. II. The provisions of General Orders No. 14, series of 1868, will be follo'wed and govern in the disbanding and mustering out required by this ord(~r. ANNUAL REPO"dT OF THE ADJUTAN1'-GENERAL. 159

III. The following named officers are charged with the execution of this order, respectively, viz.: Major-General Alexanc1er Shaler, in so far as relates to the First Regiment Cavalry, the Third Regiment Cavalry, the Thirty-seventh Regiment Infantry and the Seventy- ninth Regiment Infantry. Brigadier-General William R. Brown, in so far as relates to the Nineteenth Regi- ment Infantry and the Ninety-first Regiment Infantry. Brigadier-General Bradley Winslow, in so far as relates to the Thirty-sixth Regi- ment Infantry and the Eighty-seventh Regiment Infantry. Brigadier-General Jacob H. Lansing, in so far as relates to the One Hundred and Fourth Regiment Infantry and the One Hundred and Tenth Regiment Infantry. Major-General Rufus L. Howard, in so far as relates to the Sixty-sixth Regiment Infantry. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant-General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, t ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, , 1870. )

GENRAL ORDERS, l No. 18. ) Will not be pUblished.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, l. ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, August 1, 1870. f

GENERAL ORDERS, l No. l!l. f The following named officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in-Ohief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of July, 1870.

Fifth Division. Colonel John Derrenbacher, Chief of Artillery, with rank from July 26, 1870; original vacancy. Lieutenant-Colonel H. Dwight Laflin, Ordnance officer, with rank from July 26, 1870, vice J. Derrenbacher, promoted.

Seventh Division. Colonel Gilbert H. Reynolds, Ohief of Artillery, with rank from July 1, 1870; original vacancy. Colonel Henry O. Frost, Engineer, with rank from .July 1, 1870, vice G. H. Rey- nolds, promoted. Major Simon Stettheimer, Aide-dc-Camp, with rank from July 1, 1870, vice H. C. Frost, promoted. Second Brigade. Captain Charles M. SchieffeUn, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from June 21,1870, vice W m. C. Dickel, promoted. 160 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Fifth Brigade. Oaptain William H. Langley, Aide-de-Oamp, with rank from June 15, 1870, vice John L. Burleigh, resigned.

Tenth Brigade. Major George H. Otis, Inspector, with rank from July, 19,1870, vice O. F. Moore, resigned.

Thirty-first Brigade. Lewis P. Dayton, Surgeon, with rank from June 1, 1870, vice Jesse 1. Richards, resigned.

Battalion of Oavalry- Twenty-jourth Brigade. David P. Fairchild, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 8, 1870; original vacancy. Edward O. Fay, Oaptain, with rank from May 14, 1870,vice E. O. Fay, removed from district. Edward W. Longstreet, Quartermaster, with rank from June 27,1870, vice Edward Heitz, removed from district.

Battalion of Artillery- Twenty-jourth Brigade. Paul Birchmeyer, Captain, with rank from June 21, 1870, vice William Demong. resigned. Frederick Milch, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 7, 1870, vice Oonrad Ring, resigned.

Battalion of Artillery-Twenty-fifth Brigade. Michael R. Quinn, Major, with rank from July 14, 1870, vice Wm. M. Lewis, absent without leave.

Battery K -First Division. Joseph Henry, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 24,1870; original vacancy. Philip E. Haag, Second Lieutenant, with rank fron June 24, 1870, vice Jacob Vix, resigned.

First Regiment of Infant7'y. Frank M. Olark, Adjutant, with rank from July 12, 1870,vice M. B. Spaulding, removed from district.

Thil'd Regiment of Infantry. John G. F,ty, Colonel, with rank from July 12,1870; original vacancy. John Davis Hatch, Heutenant-Colonel, with rank from July 12, 1870; original vacancy. Benjamin F. Wallace, Major, with mnk from July 12,1870; original vacancy. William :ThlcFarlanc1,First Lieutenant, with rank from July 12, 1870; original vacancy. Samuel S. Smith, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 12, 1870; original vacancy. John J. Sauran, Oaptain, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. John Eisele, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy.

I l_~I _ ANNUAL REPORT OF 'YlIE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 161

Jasper Pryer, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Stephen Pell Hunt, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. James B. Spicer, Captain, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. John H. Stubbings, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. William C. Broughton, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Edward Carroll, Captain, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Thomas O'Reilly, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Michael C. Brennan, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Bernard Hufnagel, Captain, with rank from June 14, 1870:; original vacancy. Christopher Miller, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870 original vacancy. George Sperl, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. John C. Gebman, Captain, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Samuel E. Lyon, Captain, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. William S. Berlin, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; origfnal; vacancy. :Malcolm V. McClellan, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy.

Fifth Regiment of Infantl'y. Charles Lamb, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 13, 1870, vice G. Wellen- kamp, resigned. Jacob Diegel, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 13, 1870, vice Charles./ Lamb, promoted.

Sixth Regiment of Infantry. James H. Ingersoll, Colonel, with rank from June 17,1870, vice Joel W. Mason, resigned. Ferdinanil Bergner, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 27,1870, vice Christ. Rapp, resigned.

Ninth Regiment of Infantry. James Slater, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 24, 1870, vice John A. Philips, commission vacated.

Eleventlb Regiment of Infantry. Christian Striffier, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 22, 1870, vice George J. Dambmann, resigned. Ch.arles Berg, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 22,1870, vice John Hof- man, resigned. Frank Dudenhoefer, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 23,1870, vice Herman Engel, term expired. .

[Assem. No. 10.J 11 162 ANNUAL REPOR'l' OF THE ADJUTANT~GENERAL.

Twelfth Regiment oj Injant1'y. Hugh R. F. Koechling, Second Lientenant, with rank from March 25, 1870, vice .John H. Horsfall, resigned. Greenville M: Weeks, Surgeon, with rank from May 28, 1870, vice Robert D. Nesmith, resigned. Samuel V. Healey, Captain, with rank from June 13, 1870, vice Milnor Imlay, resigned. Charles S. Burns, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 13, 1870, vice S. V. Healey, promoted. John E. Dowley, Captain, with rank from June 20, 1870, vice John Fahnestock, resigned. Charles Greer, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 20,1870, vice Robert Donald, resigned. Thirteenth Regiment oj Infant1'y. Franklyn Coit, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 16, 1870, vice Henry R. Darbey, resigned. Fml1'teenth Regiment of Infantry. William C. Booth, Adjutant, with rank from October 9, 1869, vice Isaiah Uffendill, resigned. Charles Schurig, Quartermaster, with rank from March 15, 1870, vice James Mc~eer, promoted.

Twenty-tMrd Regi1nent of Infantry. Hamilton Fulton, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 4, 1870, vice Charles E. Truslow, promoted. Robert P. Lyon, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 20, 1870, vice William S. Leaman, resigned. Thomas S. Bissett, SecondLientenant, with rank from June 20, 1870, Robert P. Lyon, promoted. John C. Goodridge, Surgeon, with rank from June 1, 1870, vice A. D. Wilson, resigned. Twenty-fourth Regiment of I1ifclntry. Andrew H. Howe, Captain, with rank from June 29, 1870, vice J. S. Scott, promoted. Harrison L. St. Ormond, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 29, 1870, vice George D. Smith, prom0ted. Harvey S. Sheldon, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 29, vice James D. Golden, dismissed. Twenty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. George C. Nichols, Captain, with rank from June 21, 1870, vice M. J. Severance, promoted. John Springer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 21, 1870, vice George C. Nichols, promoted. Thirty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. Lewis M. Balch, Assistant-Surgeon, with rank from March 31, 1870, vice Jas. W. Purdy., resigned. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 168

Forty-eighth Regiment of Infantry. Edward A. Cooke, Adjutant, with rank from June 22, 1870, vice B. HutcheJon, promoted. Fijty-first Regiment of Infantry. Thomas Ryan, Captain, with rank from July 12, 1870, vice Peter Smith, resigned . ..6.lexander J. Vroman, First Lieutenant, with rank from July 8, 1870, vice Wm. H. Hamilton, promoted. Fiftyjourth Re{jiment of Infantry. John Schwartz, Oaptain, with rank from June 29, 1870, vice J. G. Baetzel, promoted. Peter Klein, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 29,1870, vice John Schwartz, promoted. Fijty-jijth Regiment of Infantry. Geo. M. Curtis, First Lieutenant, with rank from. July 3, 1870, vice Henry Huck, promoted. Emil Knecht, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 29, 1870, vice Henry New- master, promoted. Sixty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. Frederick Gangnagel, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 22, 1870, vice Eno Pair, resigned.

Seventyjourth Regiment of Infantry. Nicholas S. Reese, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 21, 1870, vice Samuel M. Pooley, promoted. Eighty-third Regiment of Infantry. Dennis 'Wortman, Chaplain, with rank from July 6,1870, vice Cornelius Van Santford, resigned. David Murch, Captain, with rank from July 16, 1870, vice Conrad McDonald, deceased. Wm. B. Greenhalgh, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 16,1870, vice David Murch, promoted. Eightyjourth Regiment of Infantry. Theodorus McLeod, Captain, with rank from May 30, 1870, vice Alexander )IcLeod, deceased. Edward Straight, Second Lieutenant, with rank from :May 30, 1870, vice Charles Mitchell, declined.

Ninety-sixth Regiment of Infantry. Frank Keller, Captain, with rank from June 29, 1870, vice John 1\1:. Schmidt, transferred. • One Hundred and Third Regiment of Infantry Jerome F. Wheeler, Captain, with rank from June 24, 1870, vice Jonathan Bab- cock, removed from district. Daniel M. Webster, First Lientenant, with rank from June 24,1870, vice J. F. Wheelef, promoted. 164 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE A DJU1'A. NT- GENERAL.

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mahder-in-Chief during the same period:

d ~ 0 Date. Regiment. '"~ :~ NAME. Office. '': ;.. P=l A ------1870. ------July 1f ...... g..... 10 3 Charles F.Moore . Inspector. do 2 .. 3 1 Noah Loder '" Second Lieutenant. do 7 . 9 3 1 Henry A. Tobias . Captain. do 30 .. 10 9 3 William T. Burn . Captain. do 13 .•.••.... 11 2 1 First Lieutenant. do 8 . 21 8 5 y~~rf:.'k~.~~~F~~~::::::: Lieutenant-Colonel. do 7 ....•..•. 23 11 2 Edward ]'. Davenport . First Lieutenant. do 7 . 23 11 2' Hamilton Fulton . Second Lieutenant. do 6 . 24 10 3 Wm. K. Barlow .. Adjutant. do 2 . 26 21 6 Francis T. Wat8on . Fir8t Lieutenant. do 8 . 26 21 6 Thomas Corcoran . Second Lieutenant. do 7 . 28 5 2 George Williams . Second Lieutenant. do 7 . 32 11 2 ThomaB B. Butler . Quartermaster. do 28 . 33 21 6 William A. Walker . Adjutant. do 7 .....•... 37 3 1 St. Geo. R. Raby .. Fir8t Lieutenant. do 7 . 47 11 2 George Volck .. Second Lieutenant. do 8, ...... •. 54 25 7 Daniel O'NeiL . Captain. do 2 . 65 31 8 John W. Schelhr .. Captain. do 20 .. 74 31 8 John C. Detman .. First Lieutenant. do 19 . 106 20 7 Charles H. Freeman . Captain. do 8 . Bat'n Cavalry. 24 6 James L. Schenck ...•.•..... Captain.

By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adj~ltant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, ( ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, September 1, 1870. f GE:NE~AL ORDERS, } No. 20. The following named officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in-Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of August, 1870.

Third DiviS'lon. Lieutenant-Colonel Jacob C. Cuyler, Comluissaryof Subsistence, with rank from August 23, 1870, vice H. D. Woodruff, resigned.

Seventh Division. Colonel Jonas Jones, Surgeon, with rank from May 1, 1870, vice Wm. M. Fleming, removed from district.

Seventeenth Brigade. Lieutenant George Warcup, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from August -13) 1870, vice Chester Palmer, declined.

Nineteenth Brigade. Lewis A. Rhodes, Brigadier-General, with rank from July 30, 1870, vice Thomas F. Petrie, retired. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 165

Twenty-eighth Brigade. Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen Clough, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from l\{arch 17, 1870, under chapter 80, Laws of 1870. Captain Uri C. Clark, Quartermaster, with rank from August 1, 1870, vice John C. Heath, resigned.

Battalion of Cavalry- TwentyJourth Brigade. Captain Charles Simon, Chaplain, with rank from August 16,1870, vice Israel K. Perry, not mustered. Lorenzo D. Barker, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 5, 1870, vice M. M. Conklin, resigned. David P. Widrig, Captain, with rank from August 19,1870, vice James L. Schanck, resigned. Horace H. Marvin, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 19, 1870, vice H. W. Widrig, removed from district. vVm. H. Bogardus, Second Lieutenant, with l:ank from August 19, 1870, vice David P. Widrig, promoted. Storm Slingerland, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 19, 1870, vice Theo. H. Bates, deceased. Battery C- First Division. vVilliam Kiefer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 20, 1870, vice Jacob Goetz, resigned. Marc Faller, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 20, 1870, vice Aug. Wasserheid. Third Regiment of Infantry. Henry Huss, First Lieutenant, with rank from July 28,1870; original vacancy. 'William Schwarz, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 28, 1870 vice Fred'k W. Braun, declined. George E. Jardine, Adjutant, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. YV"m.A. Hustace, Quartermaster, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Joseph S. Gregory, Surgeon, with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy. Conrad 'Weiss, Assistant Surgeon, with rank from June 14,1870; original vacancy. William S. Coffey, Chaplain,with rank from June 14, 1870; original vacancy.

Pi/th Regiment of Infantry. Henry C. Hintze, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 11, 1870, vice Wm. Krumwiede, promoted. Edward French, Surgeon, with rank from April 1,1870, vice William Thurman, resigned. Arnold Mayroviez, Assistant Surgeon, with rank from April 1, 1870; original appointment. Sixth P.,egimentof Infant1'y. Samuel Blum, Captain, with rank from August 1, 1870, vice Samuel Blum, promoted. Ninth Regiment of Infantry. Gustave A. Fuller, Captain, with rank from August 1, 1870, vice Henry A. Tobias. resigned. 166 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Dow S. Kittle, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 1, 1870,vice G. A. FUller,. promoted. William R. MacDonald, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 3,1870, vice E. H. Andrews, resigned.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. Jacob H. Maxwell,' Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 2, 1870, vice William W. Bennett, resigned.

Twenty-jirstRegiment of Infantry. "Valter Palmatier, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 6, 1870, vice Lewis H. Williams, resigned. Daniel Dubois, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 6, 1870, vice Walter Palmatier, promoted.

Twenty-third Regiment of Infantry. Lucius H. Conklin, First Lieutenant, with rank from July 27, 1870, vice 'William J. l\Iartin, resigned.

Thirty-second Regiment of Infantry. Hermann Scharmann, Quartermaster, with the rank from July 2, 1870, vice Thomas B. Butler, resigned. George Ross, Captain, with rank from August 4, 1870, vice John Rueger, promoted. Celestin Simon, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 4, 1870, vice George Ross, promoted. John M. Otto, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 4, 1870, vice C. Simon, promoted. H. Hirschfield, Surgeon, with rank from July 2, 1870; original vacancy.

Forty.seventlt Regirrwnt of Infantry. David Brower, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 9,1870, vice E. L. Bonny, resigned. John D. Brownell, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 9,1870, vice David Brower, promoted.

Forty-eighth Regiment of Infantry. William L. Yeckly, Captain, with rank from July 14, 1870, vice E. A. Cook, promoted. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 167

William H. Sullivan, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 14,1870, vice Jacob E. Fisher, promoted. .Fiftieth Regiment of Infantry. James H. Tichenor, Quartermaster, with rank from August 1, 1870, vice Samuel H. Wilcox, removed from district. J. P. Corey Fish, First Lieutenant, with ral1kfrom from August 13, 1870, vice Silas R. Wickes, resigned. Frank S. Pearsall, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 13,1870, vice J. Corey Fish, promoted. Byron R. Carpenter, Captain, with rank from August 15, 1870, vice W. J. Morton, resigned. John G. Agpar, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 10, 1870, vice Ambrose Lewis, removed from district. S. M. Jones, Assistant-Surgeon, with rank from August 1, 1870; original vacancy. Fij'tyjourth Re,qiment of Infantry. Charles Buckley, Surgeon, with rank from :May 9, 1870, vice B. L. Hovey. Andrew J. HatCh, Captain, with rank from July 11, 1870 j original vacancy. James Hason, First Lieutenant, with rank from July 11, 1870; original vacancy. Timothy Collihan, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 11,1870; original vacancy. Sixty-ninth Regiment of Infantry. John J. Moran, First Lieutenant, with rank from April 20, 1870, vice Frec1'k Vass, commission vacated. S3venty-jirst Re,qiment of Infant1'y. James T. Brinckerhoff, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 17; 1870, vice Edward V. Burk) resigned.

One lIund1'ed and Third 'Regiment of Infantry.

William H. Lamb, o.o]onel, with nmlr.: froil1 August 16, 1870, vice Lewis]A.

Rhodes1 promot(;d. 168 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mander-in-Chief during the same period:

1:i Q) Q) d Date. '0 .~ .§ ~ NAME. CD .~ Office. Q) .f! ~ is ----1870. . ------3 Au~~st2~:::: D. D. Woodruff Commissary of Subsistence. 28 6 J. C. Heath " . . . . . Quartermaster. do 27 .. 31 8 do 13 .. 5 2 1 Levi Vallier.. Commissary of Subsistence. do 13 .. 5 Edward '1'. Hughes Adjutant. :2 1 Gustavus Landman Captain. do 3 . 6 2 1 do 3 .. J. Anthony Morschalls MnirJl'. 6 2 1 Eli W. Vondersmith Surgeon. do 13 . 7 3 1 Lewis P. Tibbals...... Second Lieutenant. do 1 . 10 9 3 do 18 . 10 Stephen A. Griffin...... Second Lieutenant. 9 3 Lucien Barnes.... Second Lieutenant. do 13 . 11 2 1 do 13 . Martin StenzeL...... Captain. 11 2 1 Henry Lux...... Colonel. do 4 . 13 5 2 Philip If. Lenhart..... Second Lieutenant. do 3 .. 28 5 2 do 12 .. 32 11 Adam Schepper...... Lieutenant-Colonel. 2 August Bothe..... F'irst Lientenant. do 30 . 37 3 1 do 30 . 37 Isaac P. Hubbard...... Second Lieutenant. 3 1 'l'homas Free born ...... Colonel. do 12 . 50 28 6 Silas 11. Wickes. F'irst Lieutenant. do 26 . 50 28 6 do 4 .. 51 Wm. O. 1IIorton... Captain. 24 6 Charles W. Jordan Major. do 18 . 5 25 7 Andrew Harter..... Second Lieutenant. do 1. . 5 :3 1 do 26 . 5 :3 Simeon N. Leo Assistant Surgeon. 1 ~h. ,8chweinfurth...... Second Lieutenant. do 2G . 5 3 1 :1'. do 3 . ..,. BISSJl1ger , , Second Lieutenant. 1 1 Thomas H. B. Simmons...... Captain. do 3 . ~1 1 1 do 3 . S 13 John W. Wilson ..... , ...... l<'irst Lieutenant. 3 Frederick L. Richwine...... Second Lieutenant.

By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRA..NKIJIN TO'WNSEND, A djatClnt- General.

GENERAl. HEAD-QUARTERS-S'l'ATE OF NEW Yom;:, t ADJUTAN'l'-GE:-TERAL's OFFICE, ALBANY, &ptember 21st, 1870. f GENERAl. ORDERS, I No. 21. f 1. In conformity with the provisions of chapter 778 of the Laws of 1869, and of the Military Code (chapter 80 of the J..aws· of 1870), requiring a reduction of the force of the National Guard, the following named regiments will be reduced to battalions of six companies each; th3 respective commandants of the same designating the companies to be mustered out to make such reduction. The several Colonels, Lieutenant-Colonels and Majors will remain in commission in accordance with the provisions relating thereto in section 19 of the Military Co~le,viz. : The Twenty- sixth Regiment Infantry, Twenty-first Brigade, Utica; Thirty-third Regiment Infantry, Twenty-first Brigade, Rome. II. So much of General-Orders No. 17, current series, as directs that the Thirty- seventh Regiment be reduced to a battalion of six companies, is hereby revoked. III. The Thirty-seventh Regiment National Guard is hereby consolidated with the Seventy-first Regiment, the combined force to be designated and known as the Eev- enty-first Regiment National Guard, S. N. Y. The several companies of these regiments will be reorganized and officers assigned thereto as follows: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AIJJUTANT-GENRRAL. 169

Company A, of the reorganized regiment, will be formed by consolidating Com- pany E of the Thirty-seventh, with Company A of the Seventy-first, with Samuel W. Osgood as Captain, Samuel B. Jackson as First Lieutenant and Thomas W. Love as Second Lieutenant. Company B, will be Company B of the Seventy-first as at present constituted, with Charles W. Swift as Captain, Charles F. De Borst as First Lieutenant and Stephen Curtis, Jr., as Second Lieutenant. Company C will be formed by consolidating Company D of the Thirty-seventh, with Company C of the Seventy-first, with Alfred Spear as Captain, Alfred P. Vree- denburgh as First Lieutenant and John R. Davenport as Second Lieutenant. Compan}r D will be formed by consolidating Company II of the Thirty-seventh with Company D of the Seventy-first, with John H. Youmans as Captain, -- as First I~ieutenallt and George C. Freeborn as Second Lieutenant. Company 1~will be formed by consolidating Company A of the Thirty-seventh, with Oompany E of the Seventy-first, with James S. Turner as Captain, Gilbert vV. Knight as First Lieutenant and Charles E. Brown as Second Lieutenant. Company F will be formed by consolidating Company G of the Thirty-seventh. with Company F of the Seventy-first, with Charles H. Leland as Captain, Henry Jr, White as :First Lieutenant and Beverly ·Ward as Second Lieutenant. Company G will be formed by consolidating Company K of the Thirty-seventh, with Company G of the Seventy-first, with Abraham L. ·Webber as Captain, .James T. Brinkerhoff as First Lieutenant, and I ..BvrisR. Post as Second Lieutenant. Company H, will be Company II of the Seventy-first as at present constituted, with Amos L. See as Captain, --- as First Lieutenant and JaIm R Riggins as Second Lieutenant. Company I, will he Company I of the Seventy-first as at present constituted, with

Joseph A. Wise as Captain, "\Vm.A. Elmer as First Lieutenant and Theodore V. Ii Smith as Second Lieutenant. Oompany K will be formed by consolidating Company B of the Thirty-seventh, with Company K of the Seventy-first, with Wm. H. Cox as Captain, Sanford A. Tay- lor, as First Lieutenant and John C. Rice as Second Lieutenant. The present field officers of the Seventy-first Regiment, viz.: Colonel Harry Rockafellar, Lieutenant-Colonel Geo. D. vVolcott .ancl :Major Eugene Eunson, will retain thek respective positions in the consolidated regiment, together with such regimental staff officers as shall be designated by the Colonel. All officers of the Thirty-seventh and Seventy-first Regiments, whose names do not appear on the foregoing roster of the consolidated regiment, are hereby rendered supernumerary. Duplicate muster'rolls of each of the consolidated companies will be made, showing the date of enlistment and muster-in of each officer and enlisted man; one copy of which will be forwarded to these head-quarters, and the other retained by the commandant of the company. All arms, uniforms and equipments, together with such other State property as may be in possession of the Thirty-seventh Regiment, or of any individual member thereof, will be immediately turned in to Brevet Major-General W m. H. Morris, Chief of Ordnance, State Arsenal, New York city. IV. The First Regiment of Infantry, now attached to the First Brigade, will be transferred to the Third Brigade. V. The following named officers are charged with the execution of this order, respectively, viz. : 170 ANNUAJi REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Major-General Alex. Shaler in so far as relates to the First, Thirty-seventh and Seventy-first Regiments. Brigadier-General Sylvester Dering in so far as relates to the Twenty-sixth and Thirty-third Regiments. . VI. Paragraph 506 of the General Regulations is hereby changed and altered so as to read as follows: 506. The order of parade prescribed in this article will not be understood to pre- vent the commanding officer from making any disposition of the forces under his command which he may deem necessary and proper for any purpose connected with the parade, instruction or practice or service in the field, of his command. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, A cijutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, I ADJUTANT-GENERAI}S OFFICE, ALBANY, October 1,1870. f GENERAL OnDERS, l No. 22. f The following named officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in-Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of September, 1870:

Fifth Division. Colonel Cornelius D. vVestbrook, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from August 24, 1870, vice Paul T. Jones, resigned. lUaJor Ja~nes H. Everett, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from August 24, 1870, vice H. Dwight, Laflin, promoted. Captain John VV.Little, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from August 24, 1870; original VaC3J1cy.

Eighth Divivion. Colonel John E. 1tJ.:al'shan~ Chief of Artillery, with rank from September 6, 1870.'; original vacancy. Albert J. Barnard, Engineer, with rankf.rom September 6, 1870, vice ,J. E. Mar- Jhall,promotec1, Frank W. Fisk, Ordnance Officer, with ranIr ITom September 6, 1870, vice[Charles O. Shepard, resigned. . Gibson F. Howard, Quartermaster, with date from September 6, 1870, vice A. J. Barnard, promoted. Ralph H. Plumb, Oommissary of Subsistence, with rank from September 6, 1870, vice Frank ,V. Fisk, promoted. Major Theo. D. Barnum, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from September 6, 1870, vice G. F. Howard, promoted. John R. Dobbins, Aide-de-Camp, with nUlk from September 6, 1870, vice R. H. Plumb, promoted.

Second Brigade. Captain Beverly Ward, Aide-dc-Camp, with rank from September 16, 1870, vice Charles ~I. Schieffelin, promoted. ANNlJ- - REPORT OF PHE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 171

Fifth Brigade. 1rlajor William H. Coughlin, Inspector, with rank from September 12, 1870, vice David J. Dean, resigned. Thirteenth Brigade. Lieutenant-Colonel David M. Kittle, Assistant Adjutant-General. with rank from September 10, 1870, vice J. H. Gardner, resigned. :Major Seymour Birch, Inspector, with rank from September 22,1870, vice Richard G. Milks, resigned. Major Giles H. F. Van Horne, Judge Advocate, with rank from September 10." 1870, vice Daniel Cameron, resigned. Captain Charles McDonald, Quartermaster, with rank from September 22, 1870, vice Seymour Birch, promoted. Captain Cyrus B. Chase,Ordnance Officer, with rank from September 10,1870,- vice Giles H. F. Van Horne, promoted. Lieutenant Walter S. Van Vorst, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from September 10,> 1870, vice Cyrus B. Chase, promoted.

Nineteenth Brigade. Lieutenant-Colonel Hyram S. -Wheeler, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from August 7, 1870; original appointment. Major David H. Knapp, Judge Advocate, with rank from August 7, 1870; original appointment. Major Benjamin F. Smith, Surgeon, with rank from August 7, 1870; original appointment. :Major Nathan P. Wheeler, Engineer, with rank from August 7, 1870; original appointment. Captain Henry H. Harrington, Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from August 7,1870; original appointment. Captain Martin P. Vosburgh, Ordnance Officer, with rank from August 7, 1870 original appointment. Lieutenant Rush vr. Carrier, Aide--de-Camp, with rank from Angust 7, 1870; on ginal appointment. Twenty-second Brigcude.

Major Warren T. Snell, Inspector, with rank from September 15J 18;10, vice Wm H. Hathaway, resigned. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles L. Brown, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from 1I1arch 17, 1870; original appointment.

Tki1'ty-jirst Brigade . •JameB S. Chase, Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from September 7,1870" vice Levi Vallier, resigned. First Lieutenant George A. Williams, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from September 10, 1870, vice James S. Cbase, promoted.

Battery A - ~4.rtillery-Second Di1)isio12. John Paine, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 16, 1870, vice WID. Horsley, resigned. 174 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL •

•JOB. W. Creamer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 20, 1870, vice W. S. Cabells, resigned. Charles M. Simonson, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 8, 1870, vice Geore Volk, resigned.

Forty-eigktn Regiment of Infantry. Dillon F. Acker, Second Lieutenand, with rank from August 27, 1870, vice Seth Barnes, failed to equip.

lW/tuth Regiment of Infantry. George E. Hanford, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 6, 1870, vice I.lafayette Dusenbury, removed from district.

FiJtyjirst Regiment of Infantry. Henry C. Allewelt, Major, with rank from September 12, 1870, vice Charles \V. _Jordan, resigned.

FiJty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. Robert Lavis, Captain, with rank from August 15, 1870, vice Daniel O'Neil, resigned. William J. Winfield, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 15, 1870, vice J. F. O'Neil, resigned. Martin Wahl, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 13, 1870, vice Andrew Harter, resigned.

SixtY-fifth Regiment of Infantry. Peter J. Ripont, Major, with rank from September 7, 1870, vice Louis J. Ottenot, resigned.

Sixty-ninth Regiment of Infantry. Dennis C. McCarthy, Second Lieutenant, with rank from March 18, 1870, vice John Egan, resigned. John Morris, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 27, 1870, vice P. H. Brady, resigned.

.Eighty-third Regiment of Infantry. George 1. Ament, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 27, 1870, vice F. S. Richwine, resigned. George 1. Baumus, Captain, with rank from September 6, 1870, vice Alonzo Ladd, resigned. John H. Shute, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 6, 1870, vice G. 1. Baumus, promoted. Leslie Fuller, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 6, 1870, vice J. H. Shute, promoted. EigMy-fourth Regiment of lrifantry. Charles Birch, Quartermaster, with rank from August 12, 1870, vice Simon Hazel- ton, resigned.

Ninety-sixth Regiment of Infantry. Frederick Eckeman, Second Lieutenant, with rank from July 1, 1870, vice J. Aberle, promoted. ANNUAL REPORT OF 'l'HE ADJUTANT- GENERAL. 175

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mander-in-Chief during the same period:

I ~ ~ I Office -=~Regimen~ £0 ~ NAME-. I . _ 1870. 1 James Fair~J.:ieve . Captain and Aide-de-Camp. se(f~' ~g:::: :::::::::::. .... 2 H. Herbert tlogins . Captain and Aide-de-Camp. 3 John H. Gardner, Jr .. Assistant Adjutant-General. do 30.... 13 Judge Advocate. do 30...... , , 13 3 Daniel Cameron . 3 Richard G. Milks . Brigade Inlilpector. do 30.... 13 Brigade Inspector. do 12.... 22 5 Wm. M. Hathaway . 2 James Johnston . Captain. do 13 .. 'Batte'ryA' Second Lieutenant. Battery B 2 Conrad Schildmacher . do 29 .. Christopher Schott...... Second Lieutenant. do 13 .. 5 "2' 1 1 Simon A. Adler , . Second Lientenant. do 13 . 6 2 Captain. 6 2 1 Valentine Kammerer . do 30 ." William H. Cadwell . Captain. do 30 .. 9 3 1 1 Julius Bockell . Major. do 19 .. 11 2 Quartermaster. do 30 .. 11 2 1 A. Edward George . 8 5 Jeremiah Kumley . First Lieutenant. do 30 .. 20 Quartermaster. 8 5 J. Dillon . do 30 . 20 Captain. do 30 .. 24 10 3 Albert C. Berger . 21 I) DeWitt G. Ray .. Quartermaster. do 12 .. 26 Second Lieutenant. do 19 .. 28 5 2 Henry Alt .. 21 6 Louis Roth . Colonel. do 30 .. 33 Lieutenant-Colonel. 21 6 Matthew W. Rowe . do 30 .. 33 Lieutenant-Colonel. 35 16 4 Lothario D. Morgan . do 30 .. John C. McCartin . Major. do 30 .. 35 16 4 16 4 Sheldon D. Lord . Surgeon. do 38 .. 35 Quartermaster. 37 3 1 William IT. Cary...... do 30 . Walter H. Holmes . Captain. do 12 . 47 11 2 3 1 Albert ~:1arrer . Captain. do 13 .. 55 Captain. do 14 .. 71 1 1 William S. Stanley .

By order of the Oommander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant-General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, ~. ADJUTANT-GE~ERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, October 4, 1870. r GENERAL ORDERS, , No. 23. f Albert Steinway, of New York city, late Colonel of the Sixth Regiment, National Guard, having been appointed, by the Governor, Commissary-General of Subsistence, vice Brigadier-General Wm. Seebach, deceased, he will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjuwnt.;. General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, l ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, Not'ember 1,1870. r GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 24. f The following named officers have been c.ommissioned by the Commander-in- Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of October, 1870 : 17(3 ANNUAL REPOR1' 01/ 1'IlE ADJU1'ANT~GENERAL.

Staff of t!w OOln1nander-in-CMej. Brigadier-General .Albert Steinway, Oommissary-Generalof Subsistence, with rank from October 4, 1870, vice William Seebach, deceased.

Oolonel Herrman DIll, Aide-dc-Camp, with rank from October 5, 1870 j original.

First Division. Colonel J. Henry Liebenau, Inspector, with rank from September 24, 1870, vice VY. H. Lawrence, failed to qualify. Oolonel Henry S. Kearney, Engineer, with rank from September 24, 1870, vice Vanderbilt Allen, removed from State. Captain Thomas Fairgrieve, Aide-dc-Oamp, with rank from September 24, 1870, vice James Fairgrieve, resigned. Major John Meehan, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from October 11, 1870, vice Alfred Wagstaff, Jr., resigned.

Second Division. Oaptain Francis E. Dodge, Aide-de-Oamp, with rank from October 17, 1870, vice H. H. Hagins, resigned.

l'MI'd Brigade. J aIm Howard Gray, Quartermaster, with rank from September 14, 1870, vice R lL Oarrington, resigned.

Sixteenth Brigade. Orren G. Staples, Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from September 26, 1870, vice Alfred J. Casse, promoted.

Nineteenth BI'ig(tde. Henry VY. Reynolds, Quartermaster, with rank from September 10, 1870; original. John C. Taylor, Aide-dc-Camp, with rank from September 10, 1870; original.

Fi1'st Regiment of Cavalry. Peter Biegel, Captain, with rank from June 29, 1870, vice George Landwehr, resigned. Thomas Daw, Oaptain, with rank from June 28, 1870, vice ~:Iichael Fitzsimmons, resigned. Henry Reimer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 6, 1870, vice John F. Meyer, resigned. Henry Brockhausen, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 13, 1870, vice Henry Abel, resigned. John Henry Prehn, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 17, 1870, vice Martin Esselgroth, resigned. John Deering Second Lieutenant, with rank from Juno 28, 1870, vice James McGee, resigned. John A. Prigge, First Lieutenant, with rank from July 20, 1870, vice Henry Kneble, resigned.

Third Regiment ofOavalry. Philip Meid, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 23,1870, vice Benedict Fisher, resigned. ANNUAL REPORT OF ':I'HEADJUTANT-GENERAL. 177

John H. Honeck, Second Li.eutenant, with rank from June 16, 1870, vice Henry Berge, deceased. John F. N. Koster, Captain, with rank from September 5, 1870, vice Diederick Runne, resigned.

Second Battalion of Gavalry- Twenty-fourth Brigade. Lorenzo D. Barker, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 23, 1870, vice J. B. Conklin, resigned. George Schemel, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 23, 1870, vice L. D. Barker, promoted. Fi1'st Regiment of Infantry. }'Ielville B. Clark, Quartermaster, with rank from October 7, 1870, vice John Howard Gray, promoted. l'hird Regiment of Infantry. Edward Patterson, Captain, with rank from August 30, 1870; original. Thomas Birdsall, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 30, 1870; original. Caleb "W. Storm., Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 30, 1870; originaL

Sixth Rer/iment of Infantry. Anton Schneider, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 23, 1870, vice John Schutz, resigned. George S. Miller, Quartermaster, with rank from September 15, 1870, vice Francis I.Geis, Jr., resigned. Abraham Schenfield, Adjutant, with rank from September 15, 1870, vice Abraham Schenfield, resigned. Seventh Regiment of Infantry. Thomas Barrington, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 2, 1870, vice Lewis P. Tibbals, resigned.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. Charles A. Lansing, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 29, 1870, vice Lucien Barnes, resigned. Edward F. Reilley, Captain, with rank from September 20, 1870, vice William T. Burn, resigned. Sylvanus C. Curran, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 29, 1870, vice Stephen H. Griffin, resigned.

Eleventh Regiment of Infantry. Augustus Funk, Colonel, with rank from September 6, 1870, vice Henry Lux, resigned. Twenty-sixth Regiment of Infantry. Jared lVr.Oakley, Quartermaster, with rank from September 20,1870, vice DeWitt G. Ray, resigned. Thirty-fifth Regiment Of Infantry. Frank S. Hubbard, Quartermaster, with rank from October 7, 1870, _vice O. G. Staples, promoted. [Assem. No. 10.J 12 178 . ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Seventyjir8t Regiment of Infantry. Charles N. Swift, Captain, with rank from August 23, 1870, vice T.H. B. Simmons, resigned. Oharles F. DeBorst, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 23, 1870, vice N. Woodhull Smith, resigned.

Ninety-sixtlb >'ment of Infantry. Leo C. Dessar, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 20, 1870, vice F. Snyder, resigned.

The resignation of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mander-in-Chief, during the same period:

.~ Date. Regiment. Brigade. .~ NAME. Office. A 1870-:----.------1-- Oct. 6... 5 9 3 William Reichert . First Lientenant. do 6.. 6 2 1 Nelson G. Peterson . Second Lieutenant. r do 6... 86 8 5 C. W. Bouton '" First Lieutenant. do 6... 3d cavalry... Cavalry...... 1 John J. Schacht . Captain. do '6... 69 1 1 P. A. Harques . Lieutenant-Colonel. do :13... fi9 1 1 John Stacom .. Captain. do [13... 69 1 1 Thomas G. Flannery . First Lieutenant. do ~13... 96 2 1 John Meyer . First Lieutenant. do·,I!13... 96 2 1 Nicholas Muller . Quartermaster. do·''!13... 65 31 8 P. L. Sonnick . Surgeon. (lo ~14... 47 11 2 David P. Watkins . First Lieutenant. do 14... 23 11 2 Arthur J. ]fIetz . Captain. do ~15... 74 3~11 8 O. F. Richards . Captain. do :'15... 74 8 Captain. do 20 ... 1st cavalry.... Cavalry...... 1 ~~~~~~ajf\Vtiibe~B:: : Second Lieutenant. do 21... 1st cavalry. .. . Cavalry ...... , 1 Jacob Lang . Second Lieutenant. do f 21... 11 2 1 George Nehrbas . Captain. do ,.21... 11 2 1 H. G. Schamback . Adjutant.

By order of the Commander-in-Ohief. FRANKLIN TOvVNSEND, Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, t ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, November 14th, 1870. f

GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 25. r Will not he published.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, I ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, AI,BANY, December 1st, 1870.f GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 20. r I. The Governor has appointed Colonel Samuel William Jalms on, of Westchester county, Commissary-General and Chief of Ordnance, in the place of Brevet Major- General William H. Morris, resigned. ANNUAL REPORT OI!'7'IIE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 179

II. Brigadier-General Samuel ,Villiam Johnson is hereby appointed Acting Assist- ant Quartermaster-General, and will discharge all the duties pertaining to the ,Quartermaster-General's Department until further orders. III. Brevet l\fajor-General William H. Morris will turn over to Brigadier-General Samuel William Johnson, all moneys and public property in his possession belonging to the Ordnance and Quartermaster-General's Departments. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOvYNSEND, Adjutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, I ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, December 1, 1870. )

GENERAL ORDERS, ! No:27. f The following named officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in-Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, during the month of November, 1870:

T7d1'd Division. Colonel Jacob C. Cuyler, Inspector, with rank from November 15, 1870, vice Francis ~L Plum, removed from State. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert C. Pruyn, Commissary of Subsistence, rank from Novembe 15, 1870, vice J. C.Cuyler, promoted .

.Fi1'st B1'igade. John T. Denny, Engineer, with rank from November 7, 1870, vice Edgar Ketchum, Jr., resigned. Samuel ,V. Bridgham, Jr., Ordnance Officer, with rank from November 17,1870, vice John T. Denny, promoted.

Ninth Brigade. Lansing Pruyn, Jr., Engineer, with rank from October 22,1870, vice W. D. Wood- hall, deceased. Charles E. Van Zandt, Quartermaster, with rank from October 22,1870, vice L. Pruyn, Jr., promoted. Frederick T. Martin, Judge Advocate, with rank from November 15, 1870, vice J. M. Bailey, resigned.

TMrteenth Brigade. Charles H. Van Allen, Aide·de-Camp (First Lieutenant), with rank from October 27, 1870, vice Charles McDonald, promoted.

Twenty-fifth B1'igade. Frank J. Stewart, Aide-de-Camp (First Lieutenant), with rank from October 25, 1870, vice Charles A. Brady, resigned.

Batte1'y "A," Second Division. Philip A. Stuber, Captain, with rank from November 15, 1870, vice James John son, resigned. 180 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

FTir8tRegiment of Infantry. G. T. Newell, Jr., Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from March 31 t 1870, vice L. H. Todd, retired with Colonel. Louis Freibertshauser, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 19, 1870, vice J. M. Oswald, promoted. Herman G. Schambach, Captain, with rank from October 25, 1870, vice William Barthman, transferred.

Tldrd Regiment of Infantry. "William S. McClelan, Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from October 22, 1870; original appointment.

Sixth Regiment of Infantry. Isaac Schweizer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from Octobe~ 26, 1870, vice Simon Adler, resigned. Leopold Bernstein, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 26, 1870, vice Wil- liam Rapp, resigned.

Seventh Regiment of Infantry. ·William F. Taylor, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 22, 1870, vice Charles H. De Lamater, resigned.

Eighth Regiment of Infantry. Charles A. Kinnier, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 1, 1870, vice F.A. Butler, resigned. A. Judson Decker, Assistant Commissary of Subsistence, with rank from July 15, 1870, original.

Ninth Regiment of Infantry. Dow S. Kittle, Captain, with rank from October 7, 1870, vice Charles M. Schef- felin, transferred. John C. C. Tallman, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 29,1870, vice Dow S. Kittle, promoted. Edward Oppenheimer, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 11, 1870, vice Dow S. Kittle, promoted.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. ·William H. T. Reynolds, Assistant Surgeon, with rank from May 1, 1870, vice James F. McKown, failed to qualify.

Elevent7~ Regiment of Infantry. W. R. Oberman, Major, with rank from October 21, 1870, vice Julius Boeckel, resigned.

Twelfth Regiment of Infantry. ·William H. Schwalbe, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 1, 1870, vice Henry B. Wilson, promoted. Colin Gourley, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 2, 1870, vice James F. :M:cCuen,resigned. ANNUAL REPOR1' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 181

Twenty-fourth Regiment of Infanflry. Adolph]Becker, Captain, with rank :from October .11\ 1870, vice Albert Berger, resigned. Godfrey Zimmerman, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 11, 1870, vice Adolph Becker, promoted. Herman Carl, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 11,1870, vice Godfrey Zimmerman, promoted.

Twenty-jifth Regiment of Infantry. John McCaulley, Oaptain, with rank from May 19, 1869, vice John 111. Kimball, resigned. Tloenty-eighth Regiment of Infantry. J olm Williams, Second Lieutenant, with rank from .September 19, 1870, vice George Williams, resigned.

Battalion Thirty-second Injant'l'y. August Frick, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 7, 1t;70; original vacancy. Stanislaus R. Blumke, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 7, 1870, vice August Frick, promoted.

Forty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. 'Willard T. Allen, Captain, with rank from October 29, 1870, vice Jamcs C. Bloom, resign cd. William C. Wetherbee, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 29,1870, vice W. T. Allen, promoted. John O. Rogers, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 29,1870, vice W. O. Wetherbee, promoted. R.Lloyd Roberts, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 1,1870, vice D. P. Watkins, resigned. Forty-ninth Regiment of Infantry. Charles W.Orocker, Major, with rank from September 7,1870, vice Samuel P. Russell, resigned. Fijty-jirst Regiment of Infantry. Valentine Bahn, Oaptain, with rank from October 20, 1870; original vacancy. Peter Willworth, Jr., First Lieutenant, with rank from October 20, 1870; original vacancy. George F. Miller, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 20, 1870; original vacancy. Fifty-fourth Regiment of Infantry. Thomas F. McCracken, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 29,1870, vice Robert Lavis, promoted. Ft'fty-fifth Regiment of Infantry. Valentine Steitz, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 16, 1870, vice Ritter O. Hadley, resigned. Valentine Steitz, Captain, with rank from October 10, 1870, vice Albert Marrer, resigned. 182 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Frederick Gebhard, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 16, 1870, vicc' Valentine Steitz, promoted. John Guthweiler, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 12,1870, vice Jacob Bissinger, resigned. Anton Roll, Second Lieutenant, with rank from September 18, 1870, vice John Guthweiler, promoted.

Sixty-jiftlt Regz'ment of Infantry. Conrad Diehl, Surgeon, with rank from October 5, 1870, vice Peter Sonnick, resigned.

ixty-Nintk Regiment of Infantry. Daniel R. Lyc1c1y,Captain, with rank from August 23, 1870, vice M. O'Rourke; commission vacated. Joseph Allen, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 23, 1870, vice Nicholas Collins, promoted.

Seventy-fourth Regiment of Infantry. William Wilhelm, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 7, 1870, vice 'William Woods, resigned.

Battalion Seventy-ninth Infantry. William McMaster, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 13, 18'70, vice Alexander Croall, promoted. Thomas D. Hughes, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 13, 1870, vice 'William McMaster, promoted. ·William Lindsay, Adjutant, with rank from September 1, 1869, vice Robert Gair, retired with Colonel. George Mitchell, Quartermaster, with rank from September 4, 1865, reappointed. Stephen l\ferrit, Jr" Chaplain, with rank from May 23, 1868, reappointed. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 183

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mander-in-Chief during the same period:

~ cl 'd .8 NAME. Office. Date. Regiment. o!l .~ .~ .::; P=\ --A ------1870. Lem. D. Warren .... Quartermaster. Nov. 3 .... 74 31 8 1 Joseph P. Kennedy .. ::: ~::: Captain. do 4 ..•• 8 3 Second Lieutenant. 4 .... 96 2 1 Frederick Ricke...... ,. do Wm. R. Bunker ...... Captain. do 5 .... 23 11 2 2 Wm. D. Cornell ...... Captain. do 5 ." 47 11 Quartermas ter. 7.... (;9 1 1 Daniel Strain ...... do Edgar Ketchum, Jr ...... Engineer. do 7 .... 1 1 d···· ··· Chas. H. De Lamater ...... First Lieutenant. do 7 .... 7 3 1 1 John Kirwan ...... Captain. do 7 .... 1 1 Ordnance Officer. 7.... 1 John J. Donaldson ...... do Henry Engle ...... First Lieutenant. do 7.... 5 2 1 1 John M. Schmidt ...... · Captain. do 7.... 5 2 Firet Lieutenant. do 7 .... 5 2 1 H. E. Zoebisch ...... Edward H. Cunningham .... First Lieutenan t. do 12.... 22 1 1 J. J. McGeer ...... First Lieutenant. do 12.... 1 1 1 3 James Cumberlidge., ...... Captain. do 12... , 83 13 Second Lieutenant. 12.... Battery A 9 3 E. A. Kibbe ...... , do Geo. M. Baker ...... Colonel. do 12.... 74 31 8 1 G. W. Rader ...... Second Lieutenant. do 15.... 5 2 Judge Advocate. do 15.... 9 3 1 ~~~n~~ii~:::::: :::: :::. :::: Lieutenant-Colonel. do 15.... 55 3 First Lieut'nt, Aide-de-Camp ...... 25 7 Charles A. Brady ...... do 17.... Thomas O'Malley ...... First Lieut'nt, Aide-de-Camp do 17... 9 3 2 G. F. Dickman...... CaptaiJi. do 17.... 23 11 Captain. 17 ... 54 25 7 Thomas L. Grant ...... do Wm. J. Dickson, Jr ...... ,. First Lieutenant. 17.... 10 3 do .T. H. Wilson ...... Captain. do 17.... 5J. 7 1 Reinhart Bohm ...... Captain. do 18.... 3d cavaJr) First Lieutenant. 3d cavalry Cav', 1 Louis Kappes ...... do 18.... Philip Meid ...... First Lieutenant. do 18.... 3dCl1valry 1 3 G. B. Van Buren ...... First Lieutenant. do 30.... 83 13 Captain. 30.... 21 8 5 Robert C. Lester .... do Gurdon G. Wolfe ..... ::::::: Lientenant-Colonel. do 30.... 24 10 3 1 John Wm. Funk ...... Commissary. do 30.... 5 2 Lieutenant-Colonel. 49 23 6 Thad. B. Barber .... do 30.... Russel. .. : : : : : : : : Major. 30.... 49 23 6 Samuel P. do George Schneider ...... Second Lieutenant. do 30.... 3d cavalry Cay. 1 1 George E. Helme ...... Captain. do 30.... 84 2 Chaplain. 84 2 1 J. N. McLeod ...... do 30.... Arthur T. Cornwell ...... First Lieutenant. do 30.... 47 11 2 1 J aIm Alfred Theriott ...... First Lieutenant. do 30.... 9 First Lieutenant. 55 3 1 Johannes Weiderhold ...... do 30.... William H. Morris ...... Chief of Ordnance, State N. Y J)fiC. 1...... o ••. ~ ===c.==-=.==c::::-======::=-=-==~--===-=-======

By order of tho Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TO·WNSEND, Ac'ijutant- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, December 2

GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 28. f 1. In further compliance with the provisions Qf the Military Code (chapter 80 of the Laws of 1870), requiring a reduction of the force of the National Guard, it is hereby ordered: That the First Brigade Cavalry be disbanded, and the Brigadier-General commanding the same and his Staff Officers be rendered supernumerary, and that the several 184 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

regiments and separate troops composing the said brigade be disposed of as follows, namely: The First Regiment will be transferred to the First Brigade; the Third Regiment will be transferred to the Second Brigade; the Separate Troop "Washington Grey Cavalry" will be transferred to the Third Brigade; and the Separate Troop Cavalry, Captain Karl Klein, will report direct to head-quarters of the First Division. II. Subdivision 3 of paragraph 1 of General Orders, No. 17, current series, is hereby rescinded. III. Troops" E" and" I" of the First Regiment Cavalry will be consolidated and designated as Troop "E," with the following named officers: Captain, --- --_ First Lieutenant, Christian Hochmeister. Second Lieutenant, Frederick Heimbach. Second Lieutenant, Jacob Kohen. Troops" C" and "D" of the Third Regiment Cavalry will be consolidated and designated as Troop" D," with the following named officers: Captain, ---- - _ First Lieutenant, William Burckhard. Second Lieutenant, George M. Hoffman. Second Lieutenant, --- _ All officers of the troops above specified not named herein will be rendered supernumerary. IV. Major-General Alexander Shaler, commanding First Division, is charged with the execution of this order. By order of the Oommander-in-Ohief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- Gen6,ral.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GENEHAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, Decernbf31' 12, 1870. GENERAL ORDERS, } No. 29. At a meeting of the Military Examining Board, appointed by General Orders, No. 14, series of 1869, held at the city of New York, November 2~, 1870, the follOWing recommendations were made to the Commander-in-Chief, and the same are hereby approved: 1st. That the commissions of the following named officers of the N ~tional Guard be vacated for disobedience of the orders of the Commander-in-Chief, in not appearing before th0 board for examination, viz. : Second Lieutenant William Swarz, Co. "B," Third Hegiment Infantry j Second Lieutenant F. O. Johnson, Co. "I," Eighth Regiment Infantry. 2d. That the commission of Second Lieutenant Edward C. Morse, Co. "E," Ninth Regiment, be vacated, he being, in the opinion of the board, unqualified for the office he holds. By oreler of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant- General. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 185

GENERAL HEAD';QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT~GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, December 26, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 30. f The following named officers have been commissioned by the Commander-in-Chief in the National Guard, State of New York, durjng the month of December, 1870;

Staff of the Commander-in- Chief· Brigadier-General Samuel William Johnson, Commissary-General and Chief of Ordnance, with rank from December 1, 1870, vice Wm. H. Morris, resigned.

Third Division. Colonel Edgar L.Fursman, Judge-Advocate, with rank from December 1,1870, vice J as. Forsyth, resigned. Ninth Brigade. Captain John Gould, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from December 1, 1870, vice F. T. Martin, promoted. First Lieutenant Henry C. Littlefield, Aide-de-Camp, with rank from December 1, 1870, vice T. O. Malley, resigned.

11~Denty-thirdBrigade. Lieutenant-Colonel Edward H. Avery, Assistant Adjutant-General, with rank from

December 12, 1870 j original. Captain Calvin 'Willers, Ordnance Officer, with rank from December 12, 1870 ; original. Second Battalion Cr.~va&ry-Twenty-f01trth Brigade. Jacob Goettel, Jr., First Lieutenant, with rank from December 2, 1870, vice Lorenzo D. Barker, failed to qualify. Richard Dalton, Second Lieutenant, with rank from December 2, 1870, vice Jacob Goettel, Jr., promoted. Washington Gray Cavalry- Third Bl'igade. A. L. Batterson, Second Lieutenant, with rank from December 15, 1870; original.

Tenth Regiment of Infantry. Joseph Z. St. Cyr, Second Lieutenant, with rank from November 2,1870, vice Edward F. Reilly, promoted.

Ele1Jenth Regiment of Infantry. Captain Jacob W. Scheu, Assistant Commissary of Subsistence; with rank from December 16, 1870; original appointment.

Twentieth Regiment of Infantry. Louis B. Van Wagenen, Captain, with rank from November 1, 1810; original vacancy. Edward Betts, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 1, 1870 j original vacancy. 186 A NNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Willet L. Hasbrouck, Second Lieutenant, with rank from November 1, 1870 j original vacancy. Edward O'Reilley, Captain, with rank from June 1, 1870, vice J. M. Dart, resigned. Peter Gill, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 1, 1870, vice Jeremiah Kumley, resigned. Chauncey Lewis, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 24, 1870, vice Jacob L. Burhans, removed from State.

Twenty-jirst Pt-8gimentof InfantJ·y. Henry B. Hoff, First Lieutenant, with rank from J unc 2, 1870, vice G?dfried Veigle, resigned. Samuel K. Darrow, Jr., Captain, with rank from October 7, 1870, vice Christian Max, resigned. Lewis K. Vail, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 7,1870, vice S. K. Darrow, Jr., promoted. J. Reynolds Adriance, Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 7, 1870, vice L. K. Vail, promoted. Joseph Moore, First Lieutenant, with rank from October 27, 1870, vice W. H. ·Weaver, resigned. Michael Flynn, Jr., Second Lieutenant, with rank from October 27, 1870, vice Hugh O'Connell, promoted. Robert J. Gilmer, Second Lieutenant, with rank from November 28,1870, vice H. H. Harris, removed from district. George H. ·Winchell, Captain, with rank from November 1,1870; original. Samuel Croshier, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 1, 1870; original. Alfred F. Lindley, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from September 16, 1870, vice .J. H. Marshall, resigned.

Trwenty-secondRegiment of Infantry. John H. Horsfall, First Lieutenant, with rank from September 14, 1870, vice R K. Styles, promoted.

Twenfy"tMrd Regiment oj Infantry. Bernard O. }fcCormick, Ii'irst Lieutenant, with rank from :No'Vemocr 3, 1870, vice Edward F. Choate, resigned. Edward N. Norton, Captain, with rank from December 2,1870, vice G. F. Dickman, resigned. George B. Ward, Second Lieutenant, with rank from December 2, 1870, vice E. N. Norton, promoted. Frederick M. Lawrence, First Lieutenant, with rank from December 12, 1870, vice E. F. Davenport, resigned.

l'hirty-jijth Regiment of Infantry. 'William Reynolds, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from November 5, 1870, vice L. D. l\Iorgan, resigned. Louis C. Greenleaf, ].\'!ajor,with Tank from November 5,1870, vice J. C. McCartin, resigned. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 187

John 'Ward, Captain, with rank from November 17, 1870, vice Wm. Reynolds, promoted. Barney Patnoe, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 17, 1870, vice John vVard, promoted. Albert D. Lane, First Lieutenant, with' rank from September 3, 1870, vice Martin Allen, removed from district.

Forty-8eventh Regiment of Infantry. Edwin L. Bonny, Captain, with rank from November 19, 1870, vice Wm. D. Cornell, resigned. Henry S. Dunn, First Lieutenant, with rank from December 12, 1870, vice Arthur S. Cornell, resigned.

Forty-eight7~Regiment of Infantry. Frank F. Jewell, Ohaplain, with rank from December 1, 1870, vice Jacob Post, retired with former Oolonel.

F01'ty-ninth Re.qiment of Infantry. Frederick Haag, Oaptain, with rank from June 21, 1870; original. Morris Wasman, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 21, 1870; original. ];1ichael Linnenbacke, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 21, 1870; original. .John Nolan, Captain, with rank from June 22, 1870; original. Philip Boyne, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 22, 1870 ; original. Thomas Jackson, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 22, 1870; original. Henry C. Thompson, Captain, with rank from June 8, 1870; original. Jas. S. Goodrich, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 8, 1870; original. George Ma11ilieu, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 8, 1870; original. M:ichael Sullivan, Captain, with rank from June 30, 1870; original. Roger Quinn, First Lieutenant, with rank from June 30, 1870; originaL John Galvin, Second Lieutenant, with rank from June 30, 1870; original. Frank J. Stupp, Captain, with rank from November 17, 1870, vice Charles W Crocker, promoted. J.l\ionroe Alden,Pil'st Lieutenant, with rank from November 17,1870" vice Frank 1. Stupp, promoted. Edwin R. Fitch, Second Lieutenant, with rank from November 17 1870, vice J, M. Alden, promoted. E. Delevan Woodruff, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from September 7, 1870, vice T. B. Barber, resigned. WilliamH. Boyle, Captain, with rank from July 1, 1868, vice Peter Swift, resigned. vVilliam Furguson, Captain, with rank from July 15,1870, vice H. C. Thompson, transferred. E. James Turner, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 1, 1870, vice Alex. Elliott, ·resigned. Edward Brannick, Second Lieutenant, with ra:qk from July 5, 1870, vice James Burns, removed from district. Lewis W. Eaton, Second Lieutenant, with rank from August 1, 1870, vice Allen H. Gardner, resigned. John Brainard, Chaplain, with rank from September 7, 1870, new appointment. 188 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Roswell B. SWift,Quartermaster, with rank from December 1, 1870, new appointment. John ""V. Haight, Jr., Adjutant, with rank from December 1,1870, new appoint~ ment.

Pifty-fiftlt Regiment of Infantry. Francis A. Schilling, Lieutenant-Colonel, with rank from December 14,1870, vice John Guth, resigned. Charles W. FUller, Major, with rank from December 14,1870, vice F. A. Schilling, promoted.

SixtY-flfth Regiment of Infantry. Conrad Staffe1, Captain, with rank from August 23, 1870, vice J o11n 'V. Sch1ehr, resigned. John Fox, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 23, 18'70, vice Conrad Staffel, promoted. Frederick Gangnage1, First Lieutenant, with rank from August 23, 1870, vice August Hoffman, resigned. George Schmahl, Second Lieutenant, with rank from Augnst 23,1870, vice Frede- rick Gangnagel, promoted.

Sixty-ninth Regiment of h7j(tnt?'y. Jerome J. Oollins, Captain, with rank from November 16,1870, vice John Stacom, resigned. John J. Harley, Captain, with rank from June 29,1870, vice Patrick McDermott, dismissed. James Moran, Second Lieutenant, with rank from May 3,1870, vice James Hughes, dismissed.

Seventy-jirst Regiment of Infantry. Joseph B. Cae, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 11,1870, vice John H. Wilson, resigned.

Seventy-fourth Regiment of Irif((;ntry. Archibald C. Hudson, First Lieutenant, with rank from November 80, 1870, vice Philo. A. Ba1co1m, Jr., resigned.

Seventy-ninth Regiment of Infantry. Edward H. Dearin, Second Lieutenant, with rank from November 1, 1870, vice George Adams, absent without leave.

Eighty-third Regiment of Infantry. John Cassidy, Captain, with rank fro111September -17, 1870, vice James Cumber- Hdge, resigned. Robert Juno, First Lieutenant, with rank from December 17, 1870, vice John Cassidy, promoted. ANNUAL REPORT OF THB ADJUTAN1'-GENERAL. 189

The resignations of the following named officers have been accepted by the Com- mander-in-Chief during the same period:

NA~lES. Office. Date. Regiment. ----i------.------18"(0. 3 James Forsyth ...... · Judge Advocate. Dec. 7 ..... Major. 8...... ···79· .. 1 1 William Manson ...... do Charles H. Patrick ...... Adjutant. do 8..... 37 3 1 'I' Philip Ruppert ...... Captain. do 8..... 54 25 Major. 8..... 23 11 2 J. G. Gregory...... do William l\1cM:aster...... First Lieutenant. do 10..... 79 1 1 8 George P. Isham ...... ·· .. Captain. do 10..... Battery A Captain. 79 'T 1 Alexander Croall ...... do 12..... Dart ...... Captain. 12..... 20 8 5 J.M. do A. G.Agnew ...... Quartermaster. do 19..... 1 1 S~cond Lieutenant. 19 ...... ··s··· 3 1 William Winters ...... do 'l'heodore J. Gisburne ...... ,. Capta-in. do 19..... 8 3 1 1 A. Schemerhorn ...... First Lieutenant. do 19..... 'I' 3 F.. First Lieutenant. 19..... 49 23 6 A. B. Elliot ...... do Allen H. Gardner ...... Second Lieutenant. 19..... 49 23 6 do Calvin Clemence ...... First Lieutenant. do 19. 49 23 6 Second Lieutenant. 6 :B'rederick Wine ...... · .. · do 21. .::: 51 24 Adjutant. do 21. .... 51 24 6 George H. Deitz ...... ·· .. Valentine Bahn ...... Captain. do 21..... 51 24 6 1 Gottlieb Kunz .. Uaptain. do 22 ..... 1st caMlry 3 John MitchelL. .. ::: ...... Captain. do 22 ..... 2 1 Second Lieutenant. 1 John Broecher ...... ··· do 22 ..... 82 2 First Lieutenant. 22..... 8 3 1 Michael Roche ...... do Lewis E. Griffith ...... Aide-de-Camp. do 22 ...... 10 3 · .... 32 Joseph Fint ...... · .... Second Lieutenant. do 24 ..... 11 2

By order of the Commander-in-Chief. FRANKLIN TO"WNSEND, Adjutant- GeneraL

CIRCULAR. GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATEOF NEW YOHK, / ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE, ALBANY, 3JIarch 29, 1870. f Sm.-In sending to you inclosed herewith a copy of the Military Code, I would call your attention particularly to article XII and sections numbers 113 and 267, which contain provisions relating to the duties of county treasurers in connection with the National Guard, and would enjoin upon you the necessity of a strict compliance with those provisions. Yours very respectfully, FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutctnt- General.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, } ADJUTANT-GE~ERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, November 10, 1870. The matter of exchanging the small arms of the National Guard for breech-loaders is being so much agitated, and believing myself that it should be done at the earliest day practicable, I desire to learn the number and kind of arms belonging to the State and in the possession of your command. 190 ANNUAL REP ORl' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

You will therefore report to me immediately with respect to this matter, specifying the number and kind of arms, and, in the case of Springfield rifled muskets, where manufactured. Yours very respectfully, FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, AdJutant- Geneml.

CIROULAR.

GENEHAL HEAD-QUARTERS-STATE OF NEW YORK, L ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE, ALBANY, November 19th, 1870. f In preparing the rolls of non-commissioned officers, musicians and privates, required to determine the amount of money each regiment, battalion and separate troop, or battery will be entitled to receive under the provisions of section 113,* Military Code, the following rules will be observed: The name of each non-commissioned officer, musician and private who has paraded, fully armed and equipped, according to law, the number of times and on the occasions named in said section, will be entered upon said roll; non-commissioned officers according to grade, and privates in alphabetical order. Opposite each name, in the first four colums, which will be headed" Regimental" or " Battalion," will be given the clate 011 which the several regimental or battalion parades were made. The three remaining columns will be headed according to the nature of the parade, and opposite each name will be entered the date on which said several parades occurred. Copies of the orders for each of the regimental or battalion parades will be attached to these rolls.

The letter of the company and the number of the regiment 01' battalion will be filled in on the blank line at the head of the roll and in the indorsement on the back. Commandants of regiments or battalions ·will carefully examine these rolls, and, if satisfied of their correctness, will fill up and sign the form of certificate provided for that purpose. The company rolls will then be fastened together, the certificate

*'§ 113.In lieu of uniforms being furnished by the State to non-commissioned officers and privates, as heretofore provided by law, there shall annually be paid by the State to the military fund of each regiment, battalion and separate troop or battery, for the purpose of aiding the non-commissioned officers,musicians and privates of said organizations in procuring their uniforms, a sum equal to five dollars for each of itE! non-commissioned officers,musicians and privates, who paraded during the year preceding, fully uniformed, armed and equipped, according to the provisions of this act, at least seven different times, four of which shall have been on the occasion of regimental, battalion, separate troop or battery parades. And in order to determine the amount of money to which each regiment, battuUion and separate troop or battery will be entitled under the provisions of this section, the commandant of each rqgiment, battalion and separate troop or battery shall transmit to the Adjutant-General, during the month of December, and prior to the fifteenth day thereof in every year, a roll, g-ivingthe name and description of each non-commissioned officer,musician and private in his command, who paraded at least seven different times, as herein above specified, stating the occasions, during the year next pr~ceding the said month of December, which roll the said commandant shall certify to on honor. And for the purpose of paying the said sums of money the Comptroller shall draw his warrants upon the Treasurer in favor of the county treasurers, in the same manner as is prOVidedin section 178 of this act, on the certificate of the Adjutant-General and Inspector-General, approved by the Oommander-in-Chief,showing the amount that each regiment, battalion and separate troop or battery is entitled to. The said money thus appropriated for uniforms sh.allbe held 8acred and inviOlate for such purpose, and shall not, in any event, be expended for any other, provided, howev.er,that the ,uniforms required, prior to the first day of October, 1870, may be furnished under the provisions of the laws in force at the time of the passage of this act. ANNUAL REPOR'l' OF 'THE ADJUTAN'l'-GENERAL. 191 of the regiment or battalion commander attached at the back thereof, and the whole, properly indorsed, transmitted to the Adjutant-General through the proper channel during the month of December and prior to the fifteenth day thereof. In cases of separate troops or batteries, the dates of the seven different parades required to be made will be entered opposite each name; the parades which have been made under orders emanating from the commanding officers of the division or brigade to which they may be attached, will be so headed, and copies of such orders appended to the roll. It will then be transmitted to the Adjutant-General in the manner and time above specified, with the certificate of the division or brigade commander as to its correctness, attached thereto. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adju tan t- General.

CIRCULAR.

GENERAL HEAD-QUARTEltS-STATE OF NEW YORK, ) ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, ALBANY, December 14th, 1870. f To comply with the provisions of section 180 of the :l\1ilitary Code (chapter 80, Laws of 1870), it is required that three abstracts of the accounts audited and allowed for payment from the regimental, battalion or separate troop or battery fund be prepared by the Board of Auditors, and transmitted to these head-quarters, together with duly receipted vouchers therefor in triplicate. After they have been approved by the Adjutant-General, one set of these abstracts and vouchers will be sent to the Auditing Board, one set to the county treasurer, and one set will be retained in this office. FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adfutant- General. 192 ANNUAL REPORT OF' THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL.

GENERALHEAD-QUARTERS--STATEOF NEW YORK, ~ INSPECTOR-GENERAL'SOFFICE,ALBANY,Dec. 31st, 1870. f 1Ilajor-General FRANKLINTOWNSEND, Adjutant-General qf tAe State qf New York: GENERAL.-In accordance with the provisions of section forty-five of the Military Code, I have the honor to make the following report, to his Excellency, the Commander-in-Chief: There have been two encampments of the National Gliard during the year past. The Twenty-eighth Brigade, under command of Brigadier-General Henry D. Barto, encamped at Binghamton from the twenty-fourth day of August to the second of Septmnber. During the encampment, the Brigade was reviewed by the Com- mander-in-Chief. Permission was granted the Ninth Regiment, Colonel James Fisk, Jr., commanding, to be absent from the State for ten days, from the twentieth of August, for the purpose of encamping at Long Branch, N. J. The notices and returns required by sections 144 and 152,Military Code, have been rendered as therein provided. During the year the Commander-in-Chief reviewed the National Guard as follows: First Division, Major-General Alexander Shaler commanding, at New York city, October 28th. Second Division, Major-General John B. vVoodward commanding, at Brooklyn, October 18th. Third Division, Major-General J. B. Oarr commanding, at Albany, October 20th. Thirty-fifth Regiment, Oolonel George W. Flower commanding, at Watertown, September 9th. Twenty-fourth Brigade, Sixth Division, Brigadier-General John A. Green commanding, at Syracuse, October 6th. Twenty-eighth Brigade, Brigadier-General Henry D. Barto commanding, at Binghamton, August 31st. Thirty-first Brigade, Eighth Division, Brig.-General William F. Rogers commanding, at Buffalo, October 8th. ANNUAL REPORT 0];1THE ADJUTAN'l'-GENERAL. 193

The following is an abstract of the notices of parades and encampments received at this office pursuant to section 144 Military Code:

ABSTRACT OF DIVISION, BRIGADE AND REGIMEN'rAL ORDERS FOR PARADES, ETC. First Division. GENERAl, ORDERS, } No.4. Major-General Alexander Shaler orders parade of division on July 4, 1870. "

GENERAL ORDERS,} No. 10. Major-General Alexander Shaler orders parade of division, to participate in the obsequies of the late Admiral D. G. Farragut, on September 30, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 11. I Major-General Alexander Shaler orders parade of division for review by His Excellency, John T. Hoffman, Commander-in-Chief, at Prospect park, L. I., on October 28, 1870. Second Division. GENERAL ORDERS,} No.8. Major-General .fohn B. Woodward orders parade of division for review by His Excellency, John T. Hoffman, Commander-in-Chief, at Prospect park, L. I., on October 18, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 10. r Major-General John B. Woodward orders parade of division, to participate in the obsequies of the late Admiral D. G. Farragut, on September 30, 1870. Third Division. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.2. r Major-General J. B. Carr orders parade of division for review by His Excellency, John T. Hoffman, Commander-in-Chief, at old camp ground, Albany, on October 20, 1870. Eighth Division. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.8. f Major-General R. L. Howard orders the parade .of the Sixty-sixth Regiment of Lockport, for muster-out and final discharge from the service of the N. G., S. N. Y., on the 30th day of August, 1870. First Brigade of Oavalry. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.6. r Brigadier-General Brooke Postley promulgates Division Order relative to the obsequies of the late Admiral D. G. Farragut, on September 30, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.7. f Brigadier-General Brooke Postley promulgates Division Order, for review of First Division, by His Excellency, John T. Hoffman, at Prospect park, L. 1, October 28, 1870, in which the brigade takes part. [Assem. No. 10.J 13 194 ANNUAL REPORT OF TILE ADJUTANT-G ENERAIJ.

GENERAL ORDERS. } No.8. Brigadier-General Brooke Postley orders parade of brigade for inspection and review within Tompkins park, New York city, on October 20, 1870.

First Brigade of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS. l No.3. f Brigadier-General Wm. G. Ward orders the parade of the several regiments comprising the brigade for review and instruction at Prospect park, Brooklyn, on Friday, June 3, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.5. f Brigadier-General Wm. G. Ward promulgat,~s Division Order 4 for review, and in celebration of the ninety-fourth Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence of the United States, on fourth of July, 18'70,in which the brigade takes part.

GENERAL ORDERS,} No.6. Brigadier-General Wm. G. Ward orders the several regiments comprIsmg the brigade to assemble at Tompkins square, in heavy marching order, for annual muster and inspection on certain days in September and October, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.7. f Brigadier-General Wm. G. Ward, promulgates Division Order relative to the obsequies of the late Admiral D. G. Farragut, in which brigade takes part, on Friday, September 30, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, t No.8. I Brigadier-General Wm. G. Ward, promulgates Division Orders for review of division, by His Excellency, John T. Hoffam, Commander-in-Chief, on the 28th day of October, 1870, in which the brigade takes part.

Second Brig(tde of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.5. f Brigadier-General Louis Burger, orders a parade and review of the several regiments comprising the brigade, at Tompkins square, in the city of New York, on the third day of June, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.6. Brigadier-General Louis Burger, orders a parade of the brigade, fUlly uniformed, armed and equipped in the usual badges of mourning, to act as funeral escort to the remains of the late Brigadier-General William Seebach, Commissary-General of Subsistence, State of New York, on June, 13, 1870.

GENERAL ORDER!, l No.7. f Brigadier-General Louis Burger promulgates Division Order No.4, for review and in celebration of the ninety-fourth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence of the United States, on fourth July, 1870, in which the brigade takes part. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL. 195

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.8. Brigadier-General Louis Burger, orders the several regiments of the brigade to parade fully uniformed and equipped for annual inspection and review, at Tomp- kins square, New York city, on different days in October, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, t No.9. f Brigadier-General Louis Burger promulgates Division Order for review of division, by His Excellency, Jolm T. Hoffman, Commander-in-Ohief, on the 28th day of Octo- ber, 1870, at Prospect park, Long Island, and in which brigade takes part.

Third Brigade of lnfant'ry. GENERAL ORDERS, } No.2. Brigadier-General J. M. Varian orders the several regiments of the brigade to parade in fatigue uniform for practice, at Prospect park, Long Island, on .June 2d, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.4. Brigadier-General J. M. Varian promulgates Division Order No. 10, to parade at the obsequies of the late Admiral Farragut, September 30, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, I No.5. f Brigadier-General J. M. Varian orders a parade of the brigade for the annual inspection and review on Washington square, New York city, October, 1870.

Fifth Brigade of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, t No. 1. f Brigadier-General Thomas S. Dakin orders the several regiments of the brigade to parade for drill, instruction and review, on Prospect park parade ground, June 21, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.3. Brigadier-General Thomas S. Dakin orders a parade of the brigade in pursuance of Division Order No. 10, to participate in the obsequies of the late Admiral D. G. Farragut, on the 30th of September, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS,} No.4. Brigadier-General Thomas S. Dakin orders a parade of the brigade in pursuance Division Order No.8, for review, by His ExcellencY,John T. Hoffman, Oommander- in-Ohief, at Prospect Park, Long Island, on October 18, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.5. Brigadier-General Thomas S, Dakin orders a parade of the brigade for annual inspection and muster, at Brooklyn, October 27, 1870.

Thirteenth Brigade of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS,} NO.3. Brigadier-General E. A. Brown orders a parade of the brigade for inspection, parade and review, at SChenectady, September 19, 1870. 196 ANNUAL REPORT OF' THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.6. Brigadier-General E. A. Brown orders a parade of the brigade in pursuance of Division Orders, at the old camp ground near Albany, on October 20, 1870.

l'1))enty-jl;rstBrigade of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS,} No. 12. Brigadier-General S. Dering orders the several regiments of his brigade to parade at Rome, New York, on JUly 4,1870.

Twenty-second Brigade of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, } No.5. Brigadier-General Wm. R. Brown orders the several regiments compnsmg the brigade, to parade for muster and inspection, as follows: The Nineteenth Regiment at Newburgh, 29th of September, 1870,and the Ninety-first Hegiment at Middletown, 30th September, 1870.

Twenty-jourth Brigade oj Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.2. I Brigadier-General John A. Green orders a parade of the brigade for review by His Excellency John T. Hoffman, Commander-in-Chief, at Syracuse, on the 6th day of October, 1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.5. Brigadier-General John A. Green orders a parade of the brigade for review and inspection at Syracuse, November 16 and 17, 1870.

T111entyjifth Brigade of Injrtntry. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.5. f Brigadier General C. H. Clark orders a parade of the several commands in his brigade for annual rcview, muster and inspection on the 3d day of November, 1870, at ROChester, N. Y.

Twenty-eighth Brigade oj Injantry. GENERAL ORDERS, I No. 13. r Brigadier-General Henry D. Barto, in pursuance of authority granted by the Commander-in-Chief, orders an encampment of the brigade at Binghamton, N. Y., from the 25th day of August to the 1st of September, 1870, for instruction and discipline.

l'kirty-jirst Brigade oj Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.7. f Brigadier-General Wm. F. Rogers orders a pararle of the brigade, in honor of the ninety-fourth anniversary of the declaration of independence of the United States, on July 4, 1870. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJU'l'ANT-GENERAL. 197

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.8. f Brigadier-General Wm. F. Rogers orders a parade of the several regiments of the brigade for annual inspection and muster between the 23d day of September and the 4th of October, 1870.

First Regiment of Cavalry. GENERAL ORDERS, } No.8. Oolonel Henry Brinker orders the command to assemble in fatigue dress for a field day and practice in the use of fire-arms, at Bellevue Garden, New York city, September 29th, 1870.

Twentieth Regiment of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, l No.4. f Oolonel Josiah Porter orders that the right wing of the regiment assemble for drill and battalion movements, on Tuesday, March 15, 1870; and left wing for same purpose on Tuesday, March 22d, 1870,at the armory of said regiment.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.7. f Oolonel Josiah Porter orders the regiment to assemble at the armory, in full dress uniform, on Wednesday, May 18th, 1870.

Twenty-third Regiment of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, l No. 1. f Colonel Rodney C. Ward orders the regiment to assemble at the State arsenal, Portland avenue, Brooklyn, in full dress uniform on Monday evening, February 9th, and Tuesday evening, February 22d, 1870,for drill and instruction.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.3. f Colonel Rodney C. Ward orders the regiment to assemble at the armory on Tlmrs- day, May 26th, 1870, in fun dress uniform, to parade as an escort for the 7th regiment N. G. S. N. Y.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.4. f Colonel Rodney C. Ward orders the regiment to assemble at the armory on Tues- day June 7th, 1870, in full fatigue uniform, for drill, instruction and review, at the parade ground, Prospect park, Brooklyn, N. Y.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.6. f Colonel Rodney C. Ward in pursuance of Division General Orders, No. 10, orders a parade of the regiment to participate in the obsequies of the late Admiral D. G. Farragut, September 30,1870.

GENERAL ORDERS, } No.7. Colonel Rodney C. Ward in pursuance of Division General Orders, No.8, orders a parade of the regiment for review by His Excellency John T. Hoffman, Comman- der-in-Chief, at Prospect park, L. I., October 18th, 1870. 198 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

GENERAL ORDERS, l No.8. f Colonel Rodney C. Ward in pursuance with Division General Orders, No.9, orders the regiment to parade in full fatigue uniform for annual inspection and muster, in Monroe place, Brooklyn, on Monday, October 24th, 1870.

Forty-seventh Regiment of Infantry. GENERAL ORDERS, I No.8. r Colonel David E. Austin orders the regiment to assemble at the armory in fatigue' uniform, for drill and instruction, December 21st, 18'70; and in dress uniform for inspection, on December 28th, 1870.

I have the honor to report that I have, within the past two years, visited an the regimental and battalion districts in the State, as required by section 42, J\!Iilitary Oode, and that the examination of books of proceedings of boards of' auditors, as required by section 49, has been made by the Acting Assistant Inspector-Geueral. The following changes of general and field officers have occurred during the year:

LIST OF OHANGES OF GENERAL AND FIELD OFFICI1JRS IN rl'HE NATIONAL

GUARD DURING THE YEAI{ 1870, AS REPORTED IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 45, MILITARY OODE.

Brigadier- Generals. Brooke Postley, First Brigade Oavalry, rendered supernumerary G. O. 28, December 2, 1870. Lewis A. Rhodes, Nineteenth Brigade, vice Thomas F. Petrie, retired. Fteld Officers. John Madden, Lieutenant-Oolonel First Regiment Oavalry, vice John Ittner, resigned. William J. Oropsey, Oolonel Second Regiment Oavalry, rendered supernumerary G. O. 3, Febrnary 2, 1870. Francis O. Gunning, Lieutenant-Oolonel Second Regiment Cavalry, rendered supernumerary G. O. 3, February 2, 1870. Robert Smith, Major Second Regiment Oavalry, rendered supernumerary G. O. 3, February 2, 1870. John O. Bennett, Lieutenant-Oolonel Battalion Oavalry, Twenty- fourth Brigade; original appointment. John Demong, Major Battalion Artillery, Twenty-fourth Brigade, vice Jacob Brand, resigned. ANNUAIJ REPOR1' OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 199

Michael R. Quinn, Major Battalion Artillery, Twenty-fifth Brigade, vice Wm. M. I",ewis,ahsent without leave. John Timmes, :NIajor Battalion Artillery, Fifth Brigade, rendered supernnmerary G. O. 3, February 2, 1870. John G. Fay,. Oolonel Third Regiment Infantry; original vacancy. John D. Hatch, Lieutenant-Oolonel Third Regiment Infantry; original vacaney. Benjamin F. vVallace, .Major Third Regiment Infantry; original vacancy. Henry F. Allen, :Major Fifth Regiment Infantry, vice Philip F. Smith, promoted. Frank W. Sterry, Lieutenant-Oolonel Sixth Regiment Infantry, vice Oarl Schwarz, resigned. Frank W. Sterry, Oolonel Sixth Regiment Infantry, vice Joel W. Mason, resigned. Ohas. M. Schieffelin, Lieutenant-Oolonel Sixth Regiment Infantry, vice Frank vV. Sterry, promoted. :Henry Fischer, Major Sixth Regiment Infantry, vice J. A. :Mas- chauser, resigned. George M. Smith, Major Seventh Regiment Infantry, vice O. H. Mulay, resigned. James R. IIitchcock, Major Ninth Regiment Infantry, vice Wm. Seward, Jr., promoted. James Fisk, Jr., Colonel Ninth Regiment Infantry, vice John H. Wilcox, resigned. Augustus Funk, Oolonel Eleventh Regiment Infantry, vice Henry Lux, resigned. W. R. Oberman, J\tIajor Eleventh Regiment Infantry, vice Julius Boeckel, resigned. Henry A. Gildersleeve, Lieutenant-Oolonel Twelfth Regiment Infantry, vice Knox McAffiee, resigned. S. Van Rensselaer Oruger, Major Twelfth Regiment Infantry, vice Andrew B. Howe, resigned. Frederick A. Mason, Oolonel Thirteenth Regiment Infantry, vice Thomas S. Dakin, promoted. Philip H. Briggs, Lieutenant-Oolonel Thirteenth Regiment Infan- try, vice Frederick A. Mason, promoted. Edwin S. Daniell, Major Thirteenth Regiment Infantry, vice Philip H. Briggs, promoted. 200 ANNUA.L REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Alfred F. I,indley, Lieutenant-Oolonel Twenty-first Regiment Infantry, vice J. II. "Marshall, resigned. James S. Gregory, :lYlajor Twenty-third Regiment Infantry, vice Chas. E. Goldthwaite, resigned. Fredrick Andes, Colonel Twenty-fifth Regiment Infantry, vice D. Friedlander, resigned. Mathias J. Severance, Lieutenant-Colonel Twenty-fifth Regiment Infantry, vice Frederick Andes, promoted. Henry E. Roehr, Lielltenant-Colonel Thirty-second Regiment Infantry; original vacancy. John Rueger, Major Thirty-second Regiment Infantry, vice II enry E. Roehr, promoted. William Reynolds, Lieutenant-Colonel Thirty-fifth Regiment Infantry, vice L. D. Morgan, resigned. Louis O. Greenleaf~ Major Thirty-fifth Regiment Infantry, vice J. C. McOartin, resigned. Albert D. Shaw, Oolonel Thirty-sixth Regiment Infantry, resigned February 25, 1870. Thos. Freeborn, Oolonel Thirty-seventh Regiment Infantry, vice Francis 'V. Leggett, resigned. Thos. Freeborn, Oolonel Thirty-seventh Regiment Infantry, resigned August 30, 1870. Geo. M. Dusenbury, I..ieutenant-Colonel Thirty-seventh Hegiment Infantry, resigned February 23, 1870. E. Delevan Woodrllfl~ Lieutenant-Oolonel Forty-ninth Regiment Infantry, vice T. B. Barber, resigned. Oharles W. Crocker, Major "Forty-ninth Regiment Infantry, vice Samuel P. Russell, resigned. IIenry O. Allewelt, ltfajor "Fifty-first Regiment Infantry, vice Oharles W. Jordan, resigned. J. George Baetzel, Colonel "Fifty-fonrth Regiment Infantry, vice J. A. Reynolds, resigned. Francis A. Schilling, Lieutenant-Colonel Fifty-:fifth Regiment Infant!'y, vice John Gllth, resigned. Charles N. Fuller, l\lajo!' Fifty-fifth Regiment Infantry, vice F. A. Schilling, promoted. Henry T. Ohapman, Oolonel Fifty-sixth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 3, February 2, 1870. John H. Styles, Lieutenant Oolonel Fifty-sixth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 3, February 2, 1870. ANNUAL REPORT OF 1'HE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 201

Allan C. Bush, Major Fifty-sixth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 3, February 2, 1870. Peter J. Ripont, Major Sixty-fifth Regiment Infantry, vice Louis . J. Ottinot, resigned. James D. Ames, Colonel Sixty-sixth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 17, July 5, 1870. .James Low, Jr., I.Jieutenant-Colonel, Sixty-sixth Regiment Infan- try, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 17, July 5, 1870. John W. Eggleston, Major Sixty-sixth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary G. O. 17, July 5, 1870. George M. Bakel', Colonel Seventy-fourth Regiment Infantry, resigned, November 12, 1870. Cornelius B. Mitchell, Lieutenant-Colonel Eighty-fourth Regiment Infantry, vice Christian Palmer, resigned. Peter Ilammer, Major Ninety-sixth Regiment IJ1fantry, vice A. Staufi', promoted. William H. Lamb, Colonel One Hundred and Third Regiment Infantry, vice Lewis A. Rhodes, promoted. Caleb A. Canfield, Colonel One Hundred and Fourth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 17, July 5, 1870. Sallluel P. Hard, Lieutenant-Colonel One I-Iundred and Fourth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 17, July 5,1870. Azariah C. Brundage; lVIajor One IIundred and Fourth Regiment Infantry, rendered supernumerary, G. O. 17, July 5, 1870. Great improvement has been attained by the officers and men of the National Guard during the year past. The reduction rendered necessary by the enactment, in March last, of the existing Military Code, which fixes the maximum number of non-commissioned officers, musicians and privates, has had the effect of elevating the character of the force, by necessitating the disband- ment of weak and inefficient organizations. The personnel of' the National Guard is excellent. Ido not hesi- tate to say that no organization of militia has ever attained a higher state of discipline; and in proficiency of drill, many of thQ regiments compare favorably with carefully trained regular troops. r think, however, that any further reduction of the National Guard would be unwise. The necessity for the maintenance of a reliable military force to sustain the civil power, in cases of great emergency where such aid is absolutely necessary to its enforcement, is fully appreciated by our citizens, and care should be taken to keep [A5!em. No. 10.J 14 202 ANNUAL REPORT OF 'I.'HE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

the force large enough to render it available at short notice, which can be done only by a proper distribution of its numbere in different localities. An efficient, well-disciplined National Guard, armed with serviceable weapons, and properly equipped, not only saves a large expenditure for police purposes, but obviates the necessity, and removes the pretext, for the employment of the federal military power, which should not be permitted to interfere arbitrarily with the internal affairs of the States. My experience induces the belief that the benefits derived from encampments hardly compensate the trouble and expense. If encampments could be held remote from cities and large villages; if the men could be induced to remain during the entire period assigned, and would discharge their duties as soldiers fi:Lithfhlly, and with a sincere desire to improve in martial exercises, I have no doubt encampments could be made highly beneficial to the service; but, with the liberal extentdon of furloughs, whi9h is the practice, and the restlessness under the restraints of discipline, which unfortunately manifests itself, particularly in organizations outside of the larger cities, I doubt whether much benefit is derived. Frequent field-days and constant target practice are better calculated to promote the efficiency of the National Guard than encampments. I have no further suggestions 'to make. The new Military Oode is admirably adapted to the government of the National Guard, as is evident from the fact that no amendments seem to be required. The exchange of the condemned muzzle-loading arms for breech-loader~ has become an absolute necessity, and I presume that no suggestion is required to prompt the proper authorities to afford the means for the change, which can be deferred no longer with safety. My assistan't, Oolonel John F. McQuade, has discharged the duties assigned him satisfactorily. Respectfully, your obedient servant, JAMES'MoQUADE, Brevet Major-General, Inspector-General. ANNUAL ]lgPOUT OF 'l'lfE ADJUTANT-GENERAL. 203

REPORT OF THE PAYMASTER-GENEHAL.

STATE OF NEW YORK-PAYMASTER-GENERAL'S OFFIOE'L ALBANY, January 2d, 1871. f To IIis Excellency, JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Governor and Oommander-in- Ohiyf : SIR.-I have the honor to report the disbursements made through this department during the year 1870. The total amount disbursed was six thousand two hundred and seventy-five dollars ($6,275), of which amount f

Amount disbursed in payment of bounties for the year ending December 31st, 1870.

DISBURSEMENTS. AMOUNT ON HAND.

Gov. E. D.Morgan'!! Chapter 184, Gov. E. D.Morgan's Chapter 184 Proclamation, Laws of Proclamation, Laws of July 17th, 1862. 1865. July 17,1862. 1865.

January 1st, 1870 . $1,900 00 $6,87500 January .. .. '$225'00 February . 22500 March . 150 00 35000 ~~~ ::::::::::::::::::::: 15000 June ...... '$ioo' 00 22500 15000 22500 ...... '''50'00 200 00 i"ij~;l~~:r::~:~:~~:~~~~:~~~;~~~ 7500 November .. 15000 December . 1------'------Total.. . . $15000 $2,12500 15000 2,12500 $1,750 00 $4,75000 1,750 00 On deposU:in New York State National Bank, Dec. 31,1870. $6,50000

For expenses of the encampment of the 28th Brigade, at Bing- hamton, $4,000, from the general fund.

A.mmtnt qf bountl~espaid by State, to December- 31st, 1870. By Co1. George Bliss, Jr...... $3 ,436, 300 00 By Co1.John D. Van Buren...... 5 J 554,370 00 By Gen. S. E. Marvin...... 27,059,859 37 By Gen. Dudley Olcott...... 27,991 50 By Gen. George J. Magee ...... 7,375 00

Total ...... $36,085,895 87