GENERAL ORDERS WAR DEPARTMENT, Adjutant ’s Office, No. 256. , September 15, 1864. Promotions and appointments in the Army of the , made by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Sen- ate, and by the President alone, since the publication of “ General Or- ders” No. 316, of September 18, 1863. Those made by the President alone are designated by a star.

I..PROMOTIONS.

Adjutant General’s Department.

Lieutenant William A. Nichols, Assistant Adjutant General, to be Assistant Adjutant General with the rank of Colonel, June 1, 1864, vice Buell, resigned. GeorgeL. Hartsuff, Assistant Adjutant General, to be Assistant Adjutant General with the rank of , June 1, 1864, vice Nichols, promoted. Quartermaster’s Department. Major Robert E. Clary, Quartermaster, to be Deputy Quartermaster General jvith the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, April 15, 1864, vice Sibley, resigned. John C. McFerran, Assistant Quartermaster, to be Quarter- master with the rank of Major, July 17, 1863, vice Montgomery, dis- missed. Captain Winfield S. Hancock, Assistant Quartermaster, to be Quarter- master with the rank of Major, November 30, 1863, vice Belger, dis- missed.

Subsistence Department.

Colonel CharlesL. Kilburn, Assistant Commissary Gen. eral of Subsistence, to be Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence with the rank of Colonel, June 29, 1864, vice Eaton, appointed Com- missary General of Subsistence. 2

Major Henry F. Clarke, Commissary of Subsistence, to be Assistant

Commissary General of Subsistence with the rank of Lieutenant Col - onel, June 29, 1864, vice Kilburn, promoted. JohnKellogg, Commissary of Subsistence, tobe Commissary of Subsistence with the rank of Major, June 29, 1864, vice Clarke, pro- moted.

Medical Department.

Assistant Surgeon Lewis Taylor, to be Surgeon, August 14, 1863, vic e George Hammond, deceased.

Pay Department.

Paymaster Nathan W. Brown, to be Deputy Paymaster General with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, April 4, 1864, vice Ringgold, deceased.

Corps of Engineers.

Lieutenant Colonel James D. Graham, to be Colonel, June 1, 1863, vice Long, retired. Lieutenant Colonel , to be Colonel, June 1, 1863, vice Thayer, retired. Lieutenant Colonel , to be Colonel, April 22, 1864, vice Delafield, appointed Chief Engineer. Major Daniel P. Woodbury, to be Lieutenant Colonel, June 1, 1863, vice Graham, promoted. Major James Simpson, to be Lieutenant Colonel, June 1, 1863 H. t vice Delafield, promoted. Major Lorenzo Sitgreaves, to be Lieutenant Colonel, April 22, 1864, vice Brewerton, promoted. Captain Robert S. Williamson, to be Major, May 7, 1863, vice Whip- ple, died of wounds received in battle. Captain Quincy A. Gillmore, to be Major, June 1, 1863, vice Wood- bury, promoted. Captain Frederick E. Prime, to be Major, June 1, 1863, vice Simpson promoted. Captain James St. C. Morton, to be Major, July 3, 1863, vice Meade > appointed Brigadier General. (Since dead.) 3

Captain Thomas L. Casey, to be Major, October 2, 1863, vice Hunt, deceased. Captain Nathaniel Michler, to be Major, April 22, 1864, vice Sit- greaves, promoted. Orlando M. Poe, of the Corps of Topographical En ' gineers, to be Captain, March 3, 1863. First Lieutenant James H. Wilson, to be Captain, May 7, 1863, vice Williamson, promoted. First Lieutenant Orville E. Babcock, to be Captain, June 1, 1863, vice Gill more, promoted. First Lieutenant John M. Wilson, to be Captain, June 1, 1863, vice Prime, promoted. First Lieutenant Franklin Harwood, to be Captain, June 5, 1863, vice Cross, killed in battle. First Lieutenant John W. Barlow, to be Captain, July 3, 1863, vice Morton, promoted. First Lieutenant Peter C. Hains, to be Captain, July 18, 1863, vice Putnam, killed in battle. First Lieutenant Francis U. Farquhar, to be Captain, August 1, 1863, vice McPherson, appointed Brigadier General. First Lieutenant Arthur H. Dutton, to be Captain, October 2, 1863, vice Casey, promoted. (Since dead.) First Lieutenant Ranald S. Mackenzie, to be Captain, November 6, 1863, vice Paine, resigned. First Lieutenant George L. Gillespie, jr., to be Captain, April 22, 1864, vice Michler, promoted.

Ordnance Department. Lieutenant Colonel William A. Thornton, to be Colonel, September 15, 1863, vice Ramsay, appointed Chief of Ordnance. Major Robert A. Wainwright, to be Lieutenant Colonel, September 15, 1863, vice Thornton, promoted. Captain Thomas J.Rodman, to be Major, June 1, 1863, vice Whiteley, promoted, instead of vice Hagner, as announced in “ G. 0.” 316, of September 18, 1863. Captain Theodore T. S. Laidley, to be Major, June 1, 1863, vice Hag ner, promoted. 4

Captain James G. Benton, to be Major, September 15, 1863, vice Wainwright promoted. First Lieutenant William H. Harris, to be Captain, June 1, 1863, vice Rodman, promoted, instead of vice McNutt, as announced in “ G. 0.” 316, of September 18, 1863. First Lieutenant Alfred Mordecai, to be Captain, June 1, 1863, vice Laidley, promoted, instead of vice Rodman, as announced in “G. 0.” 316, of September 18, 1863. First Lieutenant David H. Buell, to be Captain, July 30, 1863, vice Strong, died of wounds received in battle. First Lieutenant Stephen C. Lyford, to be Captain, September 15, 1863, vice Benton, promoted. SecondLieutenant William S. Beebe, to be First Lieutenant, July 30, 1863, vice Buell, promoted. George D. Ramsay, jr,, to be First Lieutenant, September 15, 1863, vice Lyford, promoted.

First Regiment of .

Elmer Otis, of the Fourth Cavalry, to be Major, May 9, 1864, vice Smith, promoted to the, Fifth Cavalry. First Lieutenant Isaac R. Dunkelberger, to be Captain, June 9, 1863, vice Davis, killed in battle. [Company K.] First Lieutenant Edwin Y. Sumner, to be Captain, September 23, 1863, vice Hastings, promoted to the Fifth Cavalry. [Company D.] First Lieutenant Judson Haycock, to be Captain, December 29, 1863, vice Carr, retired. [Company F.] Lieutenant James A. Hall, to be Captain, June 3, 1864, vice McKee, died of wounds received in battle. [Company B.j °First Lieutenant James C. Hunt, to be Captain, June 28, 1864, vice Feilner, killed by Indians. [Company M ] Second Lieutenant Henry Ogilvie, to be First Lieutenant, June 9, 1863, vice Dunkelberger, promoted. (Since dropped.) Second Lieutenant William Deane, to be First Lieutenant, June 9, 1863, vice Ogilvie, the regimental commissary. Second Lieutenant Reuben F. Bernard, to be First Lieutenant, Juue 21, 1863, vice Fisher, died of wounds received in battle. [Company I.] Second Lieutenant William T. Pennock, to be First Lieutenant, Sep- etmber 1, 1863, vice Nichols, the regimental commissary. [Company G.] 5

Second Lieutenant Thomas McGregor, to be First Lieutenant, Sep- tember 10, 1863, vice Bigelow, retired. [Company G.] Second Lieutenant Edward Myers, to be First Lieutenant, September 23, 1863, vice Sumner, promoted. [Company H.] ‘"'Second Lieutenant Harrison Moulton, to be First Lieutenant, Octo- ber 13, 1863, vice Ogilvie, dropped. [Company E.] Lieutenant John McDonald, to be First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 29, 1863, vice Haycock, promoted. [Company K.] “’Second Lieutenant John S. Walker, to be First Lieutenant, Febru- ary 12, 1864, vice Swain, dismissed. [Company B.] Lieutenant John Barry, to be First Lieutenant, April 2, 1864, vice Benton, resigned. [Company M.] Lieutenant Joel G. Trimble, to be First Lieutenant, June 3, 1864, vice Hall, promoted. [Company C.]

Second Regiment of Cavalry. Major Innis N. Palmer, of the Fifth Cavalry, to be Lieutenant Col- onel, September 23, 1863, vice Steen, retired. Captain Frank Wheaton, of the Fourth Cavalry, to be Major, No- vember 5, 1863, vice Whiting, dismissed. First Lieutenant Charles McK. Leoser, to be Captain, June 9, 1863, vice Canfield, killed in battle. [Company M.] First Lieutenant James F. McQuesten, to be Captain, February 13, 1864, vice Clary, dismissed. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant Edward J.Spaulding,to be First Lieutenant, June 9, 1863, vice Leoser, promoted. Second Lieutenant Michael Lawless, to be First Lieutenant, June 9, 1863, vice Spaulding, the regimental commissary. [Company A.] (Since killed in battle.) Second Lieutenant Elijah R. Wells, to be First Lieutenant, Novem- ber 25, 1863, vice Burnham, dismissed. [Company K.] Second Lieutenant Paul Quirk, to be First Lieutenant, February 13, 1864, vice McQuesten, promoted. [Company H.] Lieutenant Charles H. Lester, to be First Lieutenant, May 30, 1864, vice Gibson, resigned. [Company F.] Lieutenant James Cahill, to be First Lieutenant, June 11, 1864, vice Lawless, killed in battle. [Company A.] 6

Third Regiment of Cavalry.

Major George Stoneman, of the Fourth Cavalry, to be Lieutenant Colonel, March 30, 1864, vice Ruff, retired. Captain Joseph H. McArthur, of the Fifth Cavalry, to be Major, Sep- tember 25, 1863, vice Newby, retired. (Since retired.) Captain , of the Fifth Cavalry, to be Major, Novem- ber 2, 1863, vice McArthur, retired. First Lieutenant Andrew J. Alexander, to be Captain, September 13, 1863, vice Elbert, deceased. [Company G ] First Lieutenant Elisha W. Tarlton, to be Captain, October 27, 1863, vice Hatch, promoted to the Fourth Cavalry. [Company I ] First Lieutenant William Hawley, to be Captain, February 15, 1864, vice Treacy, deceased. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant John E. Phelps, to be First Lieutenant, October 1, 1863, vice Sachs, the regimental quartermaster. [Company L.] Second Lieutenant Frederick J. James, to be First Lieutenant, Octo- ber 27, 1863, wee Tarlton, promoted. [Company C.] (Since deceased.) Second Lieutenant Charles Meinhold, to be First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 10, 1863, vice Dubois, resigned. [Company M.] Second Lieutenant Richard Wall, to be First Lieutenant, February 15, 1864, vice Hawley, promoted. [Company B.]

Fourth Regiment of Cavalry.

Colonel Lawrence P. Graham, of the Fifth Cavalry, to be Colonel, May 9,1864, vice Sedgwick,killed in battle. Captain John P. Hatch, of the Third Cavalry, to be Major, October 27,1863, vice Sturgis, promoted to the Sixth Cavalry. Captain William P. Chambliss, of the Fifth Cavalry, to be Major, March 30,1864, wee Stoneman, promoted to the Third Cavalry. First Lieutenant Clarence Mauck, to be Captain, November 5, 1863, vice Wheaton, promoted to the Second Cavalry. [Company B.] First Lieutenant John A. Wilcox, to be Captain, December 1, 1863, vice Stanley, promoted to the Fifth Cavalry. [Company C.] First Lieutenant Walter M. Wilson, to be Captain, May 9, 1864, vice Otis, promoted to the First Cavalry. [Company G ] Second Lieutenant Thomas W. Sullivan, to be First Lieutenant, No- vember 5,1863, vice Mauck, promoted. Second Lieutenant John Lee, to be First Lieutenant, November 5, 1863, vice Sullivan, the Adjutant. Second Lieutenant Elbridge G. Roys, to be First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 1,1863, vice Wilcox, promoted. [Company H.] Second Lieutenant Joseph Rendelbrook, to be First Lieutenant, De- cember 15,1863, vice Amory, resigned. [Company D ] Lieutenant Edward Fitzgerald, to be First Lieutenant, May 9,1864, vice Wilson, promoted. [Company K.]

Fifth Regiment of Cavalry.

Lieutenant Colonel William H. Emory, of the Sixth Cavalry, to be Colonel, October 27,1863, vice Thomas, appointedBrigadier General. •-Major Andrew J. Smith, of the First Cavalry, to he Lieutenant Colonel, May 9,1864, vice Graham, promoted to the Fourth Cavalry. Captain David H. Hastings, of the First Cavalry, to he Major, Sep- tember 23,1863, vice Palmer, promoted to the Second Cavalry. (Since retired.) Captain David S. Stanley, of the Fourth Cavalry, to he Major, De- cember 1,1863, vice Whittlesey, retired. Captain William B. Royall, to be Major, December 7, 1863, vice Hast- ings, retired. First Lieutenant Joseph P. Ash, to be Captain, September 25, 1863, vice McArthur, promoted to the Third Cavalry. [Company A.] (Since killed in battle.) First Lieutenant Leicester Walker, to be Captain, November 2,1863, vice Garrard, promoted to the Third Cavalry. [Company H.] First Lieutenant John B. McIntosh, to be Captain, December 7,1863, vice Royall, promoted. [Company C.] First Lieutenant Samuel S. Sumner, to be Captain, March 30, 1864, vice Chambliss, promoted to the Fourth Cavalry. [Company D.] ®First Lieutenant George A. Custer, to be Captain, May 8,1864, vice Ash, killed in battle. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant James Hastings, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 25,1863, vice Ash, promoted. Second Lieutenant Robert Sweatman, to be First Lieutenant, Sep- tember 25,1863, vice Hastings, the Adjutant. [Company E ] Second Lieutenant James T. Baden, to be First Lieutenant, Novem- ber 2, 1863, vice Walker, promoted. [Company C.] 8

Second Lieutenant John H. Kane, to be First Lieutenant, November 19.1863, rice Jones, dismissed. [Company H.] Second Lieutenant Edward Murphy, to be First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 7,1863,rice McIntosh, promoted. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant Joseph P. Henley, to be First Lieutenant, March 30.1864, rice Sumner, promoted. [Company L.] (Since dead.) Lieutenant Robert P. Wilson, to be First Lieutenant, May 8, 1864,rice Custer, promoted. [Company M.] Lieutenant Kenelm Robbins, to be First Lieutenant, May 12, 1864, rice Henley, killed in battle. [Company I.]

Sixth Regiment of Cavalry. • Major Samuel D. Sturgis, of the Fourth Cavalry, to be Lieutenant Colonel, October 27,1863, vice Emory, promoted to the Fifth Cavalry. First Lieutenant Benjamin T. Hutchins, to be Captain, November 19, 1863,rice Sanders, died of wounds received in battle. [Company A.] *First Lieutenant Hancock T. McLean, to he Captain, July 5, 1864, rice Hays, resigned. [Company M.] Second Lieutenant Andrew Stoll, to be First Lieutenant, November 19, 1863,rice Hutchins, promoted. [Company E ] Second Lieutenant Samuel M. Whitside, to be First Lieutenant, January 25,1864, vice Brown, resigned. [Company D.] Second Lieutenant Daniel Madden, to be First Lieutenant, May 4, 1864,rice Balk, retired. [Company M.] *Second Lieutenant Nicholas Nolan, to be First Lieutenant, July 5, 1864, vice McLean,promoted. [Company F.]

First Regiment of Artillery.

Lieutenant Colonel Israel Vogdes, of the Fifth Artillery, to be Col- onel, August 1,1863,rice Dimick, retired. Major William F. Barry, of the Fifth Artillery, to be Lieutenant Colonel, August 1, 1863,rice Nauman, promoted to the Fifth Artillery. Captain John M. Brannan, to be Major, August 1, 1863, vice Arnold, promoted to the Second Artillery. First Lieutenant Samuel S Elder, to be Captain, August 1,1863, vice Brannan, promoted. [Company B.] 9

First Lieutenant Lorenzo Thomas, jr., to be Captain, November 4, 1863, vice Hook, retired. [Company I.] *First Lieutenant William M. Maynadier, to be Captain, June 4,1864, vice Morris, killed in battle. [Company C.] Second Lieutenant Edwin L. Garvin, to be First Lieutenant, July 4, 1863, vice Woodruff, killed in battle. [Company I.] Second Lieutenant Horace L. Pike, to be First Lieutenant, August 1, 1863, vice Elder, promoted. [Company E ] Second Lieutenant Philip D. Mason, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 1,1863, vice Chetwood, resigned. [Company A.] (Since dead.) Second Lieutenant Tully McCrea, to he First Lieutenant, November 4,1863, vice Thomas, promoted. [Company K.] Lieutenant John Egan, to be First Lieutenant, May 19,1864, vice J. S. Gibbs, resigned. [Company D.]

Second Begiment of Artillery.

Major Lewis G. Arnold, of the First Artillery, to be Lieutenant Col- onel, August 1, 1863, vice Brooks, promoted to the Fourth Artillery. (Since retired.) Major William H. French, to he Lieutenant Colonel, February 8, 1864, vice Arnold, retired. Captain Harvey A. Allen, to he Major, August 1, 1868, vice Hill, promoted to the Fifth Artillery. Captain Edward G. Beckwith, of the Third Artillery, to be Major, February 8,1864, vice French, promoted. First Lieutenant Thomas M. Vincent, to be Captain, July 25, 1863, vice Gibson, promoted to the Third Artillery. [Company E.] (Since resigned his line commission ) First Lieutenant Henry C. Symonds, to be Captain, August 1, 1863, vice Hays, promoted to the Fifth Artillery. [Company L.] (Since re- signed his line commission.) First Lieutenant Henry A. Smalley, to he Captain, August 1, 1863, vice Allen, promoted. [Company K.] First Lieutenant Oliver D. Greene, to he Captain, October 1, 1863, vice Molinard, retired. [Company F.] (Since resigned his line com- mission ) First Lieutenant Thomas Grey, to be Captain, November 4, 1863, vice Carlisle, retired. [Company I.] 10

First Lieutenant Alexander C. M. Pennington, jr., to be Captain, March 30, 1864, vice Hendershott, retired. [Company M.] ®First Lieutenant Charles H. Peirce, to be Captain, June 11, 1864, vice Vincent, resigned. [Company E.] °First Lieutenant John J. Rodgers, to be Captain, June 11, 1864, vice Symonds,resigned. [Company L.] “First Lieutenant Samuel N. Benjamin, to be Captain, June 13,1864, vice Greene, resigned. [Company F.] c'First Lieutenant Leroy L. Janes, to be Captain, June 15, 1864, vice Hartsuff, resigned. [Compiny C.j Second Lieutenant Theodore Bradley, to be First Lieutenant, July 25, 1863, vice Vincent, promoted. [Company K.] (Since dismissed.) Second Lieutenant William Borrowe, to be First Lieutenant, August 1. 1863, vice Symonds, promoted. [Company H ] Second Lieutenant William P. Graves, to be First Lieutenant, August 1, 1863, vice Bingham, who vacates his regimental commission. [Com- pany I.] Second Lieutenant Joseph C. Breckinridge, to be First Lieutenant, August 1,1863, wee Smalley, promoted. [Company F.] Second Lieutenant James E. Wilson, to be First Lieutenant, October 1.1863,vice Greene, promoted. [Company G.] Second Lieutenant John H. Calef, to be First Lieutenant, November 4.1863, vice Grey, promoted. [Company L.] Second Lieutenant Samuel B. Mclntire,to be First Lieutenant, March 30,1864, vice Small, who vacates his regimental commission. [Company H.] Second Lieutenant Albert M. Murray, to be First Lieutenant, March 30.1864, vice Barriger, who vacates his regimental commission. [Com- pany F.] Second Lieutenant James H. Lord, to be First Lieutenant, March 30, 1864,wee Pennington,promoted. [Company A ] Second Lieutenant John McGilvray, to be First Lieutenant, April 6, 1864,vice Bradley, dismissed. [Company K.] “Second Lieutenant William Egan, to be First Lieutenant, June 11, 1864, vice Peirce, promoted. [Company B.] Lieutenant Henry C. Dodge, to be First Lieutenant, June 11.1864, vice Rodgers, promoted. [Company C.] 11

Lieutenant John H. Smith, to be First Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Benjamin, promoted. [Company E.] Lieutenant Gustav Dey, to be First Lieutenant, June 15, 1864, vice Janes, promoted. [Company C.]

Third Regiment of Artillery.

Major Henry J. Hunt, of the Fifth Artillery, to be Lieutenant Col- onel, August 1,1863, vice Burke, retired. Captain Augustus A. Gibson, of the Second Artillery, to be Major, July 25,1863, vice Burton, promoted to the Fourth Artillery. First Lieutenant John B. Shinn, to be Captain, January 20, 1864, vice Saunders, deceased. [Company A.] First Lieutenant Abram C. Wildrick, to be Captain,February 8,1864, vice Beckwith, promoted to the Second Artillery. [Company F.] Second Lieutenant Louis H. Fine, to be First Lieutenant, June 25, 1863, vice Waterman, dismissed. [Company B.] Second Lieutenant John L. Tiernon, to be First Lieutenant, January 20.1864, vice Shinn, promoted. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant Charles S. Medary, to be First Lieutenant, Febru- ary 8, 1864, vice Dandy, who vacates his regimentalcommission. [Com- pany G.] Second Lieutenant George F. Hunting, to be First Lieutenant, Feb- ruary 8,1864, vise Wildrick, promoted. [Company I.] Lieutenant Frank B. Hamilton, to be First Lieutenant, June 18.1864, vice Robinson, resigned. [Company D.] Lieutenant James M. Lancaster, tobe First Lieutenant, June 24.1864, vice Carling, resigned. [Company B.]

Fourth Regiment of Artillery.

Lieutenant Colonel Horace Brooks, of the SecondArtillery, to be Col- onel, August 1, 1863, vice Merchant,retired. Major Henry S. Burton, of the Third Artillery, to be Lieutenant Colo- nel, July 25,1863, vice Wyse, resigned. Major Joseph Roberts, to be Lieutenant Colonel, August 11,1863, vice Burton, promoted to the Fifth Artillery. Captain Albion P. Howe, to be Major, August 11, 1863, vice Roberts, promoted. 12

First Lieutenant Thomas R. Tannatt, to be Captain, August 11,1863, vice Howe, promoted. [Company G, since resigned.] First Lieutenant Marcus P. Miller, to be Captain, May 11, 1861, vice Claik, retired. [Company E.] *First Lieutenant Francis W. Seeley, to be Captain, July 11,1864,vice Perkins, resigned. [Company H ] (Since resigned.) Second Lientenant John M Stephenson,to be First Lieutenant, July I, 1863,vice Wilkeson, killed in battle. [Company M.] Second Lieutenant James Stewart, to be First Lieutenant, July 3, 1863, wee Cushing, killed in battle. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant Henry B. Beecher, to be First Lieutenant, August II, 1863, vice Weeks, who vacates his regimental commission. [Com- pany L.] Second Lieutenant Edward Field, to be First Lieutenant, August 11, 1863, nice Tannatt, promoted. [Company E.] Second Lieutenant Arthur Morris, to be First Lieutenant, November 12.1863, nice Whitney, resigned. [Company D.] lieutenant Charles N. Warner, to be First Lieutenant, May 11.1864, vice Miller,promoted. [Company B.] Lieutenant Christopher F. Merkle, to be First Lieutenant, May 11,1864, vice Russell, deceased. [Company G.] Lieutenant , to be First Lieutenant, May 29.1864, nice Hunt, deceased. [Company B.] Lieutenant John W Roder, to be First Lieutenant, July 11, 1864, vice Seeley, promoted. [Company K.]

Fifth Regiment of Artillery.

Lieutenant Colonel George Nauman, of the First Artillery, to be Colonel, August 1,1863, vice Brown, retired. (Since dead.) Lieutenant Colonel Henry S. Barton, of the Fourth Artillery, to be Colonel, August 11,1863, vice Nauman, deceased. Major Bennet H. Hill, of the Second Artillery, to be Lieutenant Col- onel, August 1,1863, nice Vogdes, promoted to the First Artillery. Captain William Hays, of the Second Artillery, to be Major, August 1,1863, nice Barry, promoted to the First Artillery. Captain George W. Getty, to be Major, August 1,1863, nice Hunt, promoted to the Third Artillery. 13

First Lieutenant Francis L. Guenther, to be Captain, July 2,1863, vice Weed, killed in battle. [Battery I.] First Lieutenant Norman J. Hall, to be Captain, August 1, 1863, vic e Getty, promoted. [Battery A.] First Lieutenant Henry A. DuPont, to be Captain, March 24,1864, vice Hardie, appointed Inspector General. [Battery B.] ’"First Lieutenant , to be Captain, June 11,1864, wee Chalfin, resigned. [Battery L.] Second Lieutenant Lloyd M. Harrison, to be First Lieutenant, June 16, 1863, wee Yeech, resigned. [Battery K.] Second Lieutenant Edmund D. Spooner, to be First Lieutenant, July 2,1863, wee Guenther, promoted. [Battery H.] Second Lieutenant William E. Van Reed, to be First Lieutenant, July 2,1863, vice Hazlett, killed in battle. [Battery D.] Second Lieutenant Charles C. McConnell, to be First Lieutenant, August 1,1863, vice Hall, promoted. [Battery I ] Second Lieutenant Horatio B. Reed, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 19,1863, wee Burnham, killed in battle [Battery H ] Second Lieutenant Israel Ludlow, to be First Lieutenant, March 24, 1864, wee DuPont, promoted. [Battery B.] Lieutenant Charles R. Hickox, to be First Lieutenant, June 11,1864,wee Ames, promoted. [Battery A.]

First Regiment of Infantry.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert C. Buchanan, of the Fourth Infantry, to be Colonel, February 8,1864, wee Waite, retired. Major William H. Wood, of the Seventeenth Infantry, to be Lieu- tenant Colonel, December 3,1863, vice Eastman, retired. First Lieutenant William H. Sterling, to be Captain, July 2,1863, vice Gilbert, promoted to the Nineteenth Infantry. [Company B.] First Lieutenant Charles H. Fletcher, to be Captain, August 1,1863, vice Huston, promoted to the Eleventh Infantry. [Company D.] Second Lieutenant William N. Tisdall, to be First Lieutenant, July 2,1863, vice Sterling, promoted. [Company F.] Second Lieutenant Albert Sabin, to be First Lieutenant, August 1, 1863, vice Fletcher, promoted. [Company A.] (Since dead.) 14

Second Lieutenant Edgar M. Cullen, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 29,1863, vice Sabin, deceased. [Company A.] Lieutenant Thomas Hynes, to be First Lieutenant, May 28, 1864,we Mace, dismissed. [Company K.] (Since dismissed.) * Second Lieutenant Seth Weldy, to beFirst Lieutenant, May 28,1864, vice Hynes, dismissed. [Company K.]

Second Regiment of Infantry.

Major Samuel W. Crawford, of the Thirteenth Infantry, to be Lieu- tenant Colonel, February 17,1864, vice Patten, retired. First Lieutenant William F. Drum, to be Captain, May 1,1863, vice Marsh, killed in battle. [Company C.] First Lieutenant Charles M. Freeman, to be Captain, October 20,1863, vice Sweeny, promoted to the Sixteenth Infantry. [Company D ] First Lieutenant George H. McLoughlin, to be Captain, December 1, 1863,we Bond retired. [Company G.] First Lieutenant Adolph W. Kroutinger, to be Captain, April 11, 1864,we McKee, killed by guerillas. [Company K.] Second Lieutenant Francis E. Lacy, to be First Lieutenant, May 1, 1863,we Drum, promoted. [Company B.] Second Lieutenant Thomas Byrne, to be First Lieutenant, June 9, 1863, vice Grafius, deceased. [Company I.] Second Lieutenant Daniel W. Burke, to be First Lieutenant, July 2, 1863, we Goodrich, killed in battle. [Company F.] Second Lieutenant Robert Davis, to be First Lieutenant, October 20, 1863, we Freeman, promoted. [Company G.] Lieutenant James Butler, to be First Lieutenant, November 16,1863, vice Fitch, retired. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant CharlesL. Noggle, tobe First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 1,1863, vice McLoughlin, promoted. [Company H.] Second Lieutenant George A. Rowley, to be First Lieutenant, April 11, 1864,we Kroutinger, promoted. [Company C.]

Third Regiment of Infantry.

Major Frederick Steel, of the Eleventh Infanty, to be Lieutenant Colonel, August 26, 1863, vice Chapman retired. 15

Captain Cuvier Grover, of the Tenth Infantry, to be Major, August 31.1863, vice Hendrickson, retired. Captain Samuel Archer, of the Fifth Infantry, to be Major, March 30.1864, vice Prince, retired. First Lieutenant William H. Penrose, to he Captain, September 11, 1863, vice Walker, retired. [Compauy I.] First Lieutenant Joseph A. McCool, to be Captain, October 3,1863, vice Dickinson, retired. [Company H.] (Since dismissed.) First Lieutenant DaingerfieldParker, to be Captain, October 20,1863, vice Alley, dismissed. [Company K.] First Lieutenant Jacob F. Kent, to be Captain, January 8, 1864, vice McCool, dismissed. [Company H.] *First Lieutenant John H. Page, to he Captain, May 6,1864, vice Wilkins, promoted to the Fifteenth Infantry. [Company F.] Second Lieutenant Isaac A. Helm, to be First Lieutenant, September 11, 1863,vice Penrose, promoted. [Company B ] Second Lieutenant James A. Snyder, to be First Lieutenant, October 3.1863, vice McCool, promoted. [Company K ] Second Lieutenant George K. Pomroy, to be First Lieutenant, Oc- tober 20, 1863, vice Parker, promoted. [Company E.] Second Lieutenant AugustKaiser, to be First Lieutenant, November 24, 1863, vice Butler, resigned. [Company D.] Second Lieutenant Stanly Mourton,to be First Lieutenant, January 8.1864, vice Kent, promoted. [Company A ] Lieutenant Louis M. Hamilton, to be First Lieutenant, May 6.1864, vice Page, promoted. [Company I. ]

Fourth Regiment of Infantry.

Major Adam J. Slemmer, of the Sixteenth Infantry, to be Lieutenant Colonel, February 8,1861, vice Buchanan, promoted to the First In- fantry. First Lieutenant Abner R. Benedict, to he Captain, June 8,1863, wee Hunt, promoted to the Fourteenth Infantry. [Company C.] First Lieutenant Thomas A. Martin, to be Captain, July 14,1863, vice Sprole, resigned. [Company H.] (Since dismissed.) First Lieutenant Avery B. Cain, to be Captain, October 19,1863, vice Bates, retired. [Company F.] 16

*First Lieutenant Alexander Carolin, to be Captain, June 9,1864, rice Brightly, died of woundsreceived in battle. [Company A.] °First Lieutenant William S. Collier, to be Captain, June 29,1864, vice Adams, resigned. [Company K.] Second Lieutenant Samuel T. Crowley, to be First Lieutenant, June 8.1863, vice Benedict, promoted. [Company B.] Second Lieutenant George Williams, to be First Lieutenant, July 14, 1863,rice Martin, promoted. [Company H ] (Since retired.) Second Lieutenant John Miller, to be First Lieutenant, October 19, 1863,rice Cain, promoted. [Company I.] Second Lieutenant John Simons, to be First Lieutenant, November 9.1863, rice Williams, retired. [Company H.] •“Second Lieutenant George W. Dost, to be First Lieutenant, June 9, 1864,rice Carolin, promoted. [Company F.] Lieutenant Gerhard L. Luhn, to be First Lieutenant, June 29,1864, rice Collier, promoted. [Company K ] v

. Fifth Regiment of Infantry.

Lieutenant Colonel John F. Reynolds, of the Fourteenth Infantry, to be Colonel, June 1, 1863, vice Loomis, retired. (Since killed in battle.) Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Butterfield, of the Twelfth Infantry, to be Colonel, July 1, 1863, vice Reynolds, killed in battle. Major , of the Fourteenth Infantry, to be Lieutenant Colonel, October 16, 1863, vice Alexander, retired. Captain Thomas C. English, of the Ninth Infantry, to be Major, August 27, 1863, vice Jordan, retired. First Lieutenant Simon Snyder, to be Captain, July 1, 1863, vice Selden, promoted to the Thirteenth Infantry. [Company F.] First Lieutenant John T. Price, to be Captain, August 26, 1863, vice Neill, promoted to the Eleventh Infantry. [Company C.] (Since resigned.) First Lieutenant James S. Casey, to be Captain, December 1, 1863, vice Updegraff, promoted to the Ninth Infantry. [Company A.] First Lieutenant Samuel Ovenshine, to be Captain, March 30, 1864, vice Archer, promoted to the Third Infantry. [Company E.] 17

° First Lieutenant Edmond Butler, to be Captain, May 14, 1864, vice Price, resigned. [Company C.] Second Lieutenant Samuel L. Barr, to be First Lieutenant, April 30, 1863, vice Randolph, resigned. [Company F.j Second Lieutenant Nelson Thomasson, to be First Lieutenant, July 1, 1863, vice Snyder, promoted. [Company C.] Second Lieutenant Charles Newbold, to be First Lieutenant, August 26, 1863, vice Price, promoted. [Company H ] Second Lieutenant Hugh Johnson, to be First Lieutenant, October 21, 1863, vice W. P Anderson, dismissed. [Company B.] Second Lieutenant Benjamin Taylor, jr., to be First Lieutenant, De- cember 1, 1863, vice Casey, promoted. [Company K.] Second Lieutenant Charles A. Curtis, to be First Lieutenant, March 30, 1864, vice Ovenshine, promoted. [Company D ] * Second Lieutenant Mason Howard, to be First Lieutenant, May 14, 1864, vice Butler, promoted. [Company G ]

Sixth Begiment of Infantry.

Lieutenant Colonel Edward A. King, of the Nineteenth Infantry, to be Colonel, August 1, 1863, vice Day, retired. (Since killed in battle ) Lieutenant Colonel James Durell Greene, to be Colonel, September 20, 1863, vice King, killed in battle. Major Henry B. Clitz, of the Twelfth Infantry, to be Lieutenant Colonel, November 4, 1863, vice Whiting, retired. First Lieutenant Daniel D. Lynn, to be Captain, July 14, 1863, vice Worth, resigned. [Company K ] First Lieutenant Hamilton S. Hawkins, to be Captain, September 20, 1863, vice Bootes, promoted to the Seventeenth Infantry. [Company G ] First Lieutenant Robert L. Eastman, to be Captain, February 8, 1864, vice Carlin, promoted to the Sixteenth Infantry. [Company E.] Second Lieutenant Clarence M. Bailey, to be First Lieutenant, July 14, 1863, vice Lynn, promoted. [Company E ] Second Lieutenant •Charles M. Pyne, to he First Lieutenant, August 8, 1863, vice Childs, resigned. [Company G ] Second Lieutenant GeorgeB. Drake, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 20, 1863, vice Foster, who vacates his regimental commission. [Company A ] 18

Second Lieutenant Abram W. Bickley, to be First Lieutenant, Sep- tember 20, 1863, vice Hawkins, promoted. [Company H.] Second Lieutenant Jeremiah P. Schindel, to be First Lieutenant, February 8, 1864, vice Eastman, promoted. [Company K.]

Seventh Regiment of Infantry. Major Franklin F. Flint, of the Sixteenth Infantry, to be Lieutenant Colonel, October 20, 1863, vice Cady, promoted to the Eighth Infantry. Captain Henry M. Black, of the Ninth Infantry, to be Major, July 25, 1863, vice Haller, dismissed. First Lieutenant John W. Magruder, to be Captain, July 4, 1863, vice Potter, promoted to the Nineteenth Infantry. [Company G.j (Since retired.) First Lieutenant Samuel A. Russell, to he Captain, August 23, 1863, vice Pease, retired. [Company K.] First Lieutenant Charles C. Rawn, to be Captain, November 4, 1863, vice Magruder, retired. [Company G.] First Lieutenant James Cullen, to be Captain, December 3, 1863, vice Plympton, promoted to the Seventeenth Infantry. [Company F.] * First Lieutenant Alonzo A. Cole, to be Captain, May 8, 1864, vice Ryan, killed in battle. [Company D.] 6 E'irst Lieutenant John Jackson, to be Captain, May 18, 1864, vice Chapin, promoted to the Fourteenth Infantry. [Company I.] Second Lieutenant John Jackson, to be Fiist Lieutenant, May 2, 1863, vice Putnam, deceased. [Company B ] Second Lieutenant Richard R. Crawford, to be First Lieutenant, July 2, 1863, vice Miller, killed in battle. [Company A ] (Since dead.) Second Lieutenant George McGown, to be First Lieutenant, July 4, 1863, vice Magruder, promoted. [Company K.] Second Lieutenant Edwin R. Ames, to be First Lieutenant, August 28, 1863, vice Russell, promoted. [Company G.] Second Lieutenant Edward C. Woodruff, to be First Lieutenant, Sep- tember 10, 1863, vice Broom, discharged. [Company H.] Second Lieutenant Richard Comba, to be First Lieutenant, October 30, 1863, vice Crawford, deceased. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant Frederick E. Grossman, to be First Lieutenant, November 4, 1863, wee Rawn, promoted. [Company C.] 19

Second Lieutenant James M. J. Sanno, to be First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 3, 1863, vice Cullen, promoted. [Company E ] Second Lieutenant Constant Williams, to be First Lieutenant, Janu- ary 1, 1864, vice Newman, deceased. [Company F.] e Second Lieutenant Daniel Robinson, to be First Lieutenant, May 8, 1864, vice Cole, promoted. [Company B.] ° Second Lieutenant William Logan, to be First Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, vice Jackson, promoted. [Company D ] c ‘ Second Lieutenant Charles A. Coolidge, to be First Lieutenant, July 20, 1864, vice Curtiss, resigned. [Company I.]

Eighth Regiment of Infantry.

Lieutenant Colonel Albemarle Cady, of the Seventh Infantry, to be Colonel, October 20, 1863, vice Morrison, retired. (Since retired.) 6 Lieutenant Colonel James V. Bomford, of the Sixteenth Infantry, to he Colonel, May 18, 1864, vice Cady, retired. First Lieutenant Alfred T. Smith, to be Captain, September 19, 1863, vice Pitcher, promoted to the Sixteenth Infantry. [Company I.] e First Lieutenant John N. Andrews, to be Captain, June 21, 1864, vice Dodge, promoted to the Twelfth Infantry. [Company G.] Second Lieutenant Otis Fisher, to be First Lieutenant, September 19, 1863, vice Smith, promoted. [Company F.] ° Second Lieutenant Charles Snyder, to be First Lieutenant, June 21, 1864, vice Andrews, promoted. [Company I.]

Ninth Regiment of Infantry. Major Frederick Townsend, of the Eighteenth Infantry, to be Lieu- tenant Colonel, April 20, 1861, vice Sibley, promoted to the Sixteenth Infantry. Captain Joseph Updegraff, of the Fifth Infantry, to he Major, De- cember 1, 1863, vice Wharton, retired. First Lieutenant Charles 0. Wood, to be Captain, May 30, 1863, vice Woodruff, promoted to the Twelfth Infantry. [Company F.] First Lieutenant David W. Biddle, to be Captain, July 25, 1863, vice Black, promoted to the Seventh Infantry. [Company G.j (Since re- signed.) First Lieutenant Frederick Mears, to be Captain, August 27, 1863, vice English, promoted to the Fifth Infantry. [Company H.] 20

First Lieutenant Campbell D. Emory, to be Captain, December 29, 1863, vice Van Voast, promoted to the Eighteenth Infantry. [Com- pany K ] First Lieutenant Clayton McMichael, to be Captain, March 4, 1864, vice Bissell, promoted to the Eleventh Infantry, [Company C ] First Lieutenant Edwin Pollock, to be Captain, April 20, 1864, vice Wood, promoted to the Eighteenth Infantry. [Company E ] • First Lieutenant William E. Appleton, to be Captain, May 24, 1864, vice Biddle, resigned. [Company G.] Second Lieutenant John E. Yard, to be First Lieutenant, May 30, 1863, vice Wood, promoted. [Company B.] Second Lieutenant George W. Walker, to be First Lieutenant, July 25, 1863, vice Biddle, promoted. [Company I.] Second Lieutenant John H. Boyce, to be First Lieutenant, August 27, 1863, vice Hears, promoted. [Company A.] Second Lieutenant Timothy Connelly, to be First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 29, 1863, vice Emory, promoted. [Company H ] Second Lieutenant Michael J. Fitzgerald, to be First Lieutenant, March 4, 1864, vice McMichael, promoted. [Company C.] Second Lieutenant John H. Hardie, to be First Lieutenant, April 20, 1864, vice Pollock, promoted. [Company E.] * Second Lieutenant James M. Broom, to be First Lieutenant, June 7, 1864, vice Appleton, promoted. [Company G.]

Tenth Regiment of Infantry.

•Major William H. Sidell, of the Fifteenth Infantry, tobe Lieutenant Colonel, May 6, 1864, vice Ketchum, promoted to the Eleventh Infantry. First Lieutenant William G. Jones, to be Captain, June 1, 1863, vice Tracy, promoted to the Fifteenth Infantry. [Company H.] (Since killed in battle.) First Lieutenant Robert H. Hall, to be Captain, August 31, 1863, vice Grover, promoted to the Third Infantry. [Company F.] First Lieutenant George W. Vanderbilt, to be Captain, September 19, 1863, vice Jones, killed in battle. [Company H ] (Since deceased.) First Lieutenaut George S. Lauman, to be Captain, October 16, 1863, vice Marshall, promoted to the Fourteenth Infantry. [Company K.] 21

First Lieutenant George H. Crosman, to be Captain, November 4, 1863, vice Maynadier, promoted to theTwelfth Infantry. [Company G] FirstLieutenant Robert G. Welles, to be Captain, November 28, 1863, vice Rossell, letired. [Company E.] First Lieutenant William L. Kellogg, to be Captain, January 1, 1864, vice Vanderbilt, deceased. [Company H.] First Lieutenant Edwin E. Sellers, to be Captain, February 17, 1864, vice Clinton, promoted to the Thirteenth Infantry. [Company D.] Second Lieutenant Edwin E. Sellers, to be First Lieutenant, June 1, 1863, vice Jones, promoted. [Company K.] Second Lieutenant Claude S. Robertson, to be First Lieutenant, June 12, 1863, vice Butler, resigned. [Company H.] Second Lieutenant Uniacke C. Mackay, to be First Lieutenant, July 2, 1863, vice Fisher, killed in battle. [Company E ] Second Lieutenant Jesse A. P. Hampson, to be First Lieutenant, August 31, 1863, vice Hall, promoted. [Company F.] Second Lieutenant George Hamilton, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 19, 1863, vice Vanderbilt, promoted. [Company C.] (Since dropped.) Second Lieutenant Richard Skinner, to be First Lieutenant, October 16, 1863, vice Lauman, promoted. [Company A.] (Since dead.) Second Lieutenant Elijah D. Brigham, to be First Lieutenant, No- vember 4, 1863, vice Crosman, promoted. [Company D.] (Since re- signed his line commission.) Second Lieutenant Adolph Luning, to be First Lieutenant, Novem- ber 28, 1863, vice Welles, promoted. [Company G.] Second Lieutenant James R. Reid, to be First Lieutenant, January 1, 1864, vice Kellogg, promoted. [Company B.] Second Lieutenant John L. Smyth, to be First Lieutenant, January 28, 1864, vice Hamilton, dropped. [Company C.] Second Lieutenant John P. Macy, to be First Lieutenant, February 17, 1864, vice Sellers, promoted. [Company K.] Second Lieutenant Theodore Schwan, to be First Lieutenant, April 9, 1864, vice Cutting, resigned. [Company I.] *Second Lieutenant William Stanley, to be First Lieutenant, June 11, 1864, vice Brigham, resigned. [Company D ] c Second Lieutenant Thomas H. French, to be First Lieutenant, June 23, 1864, vice Skinner, died ofwounds received in battle. [Company A.] 22

Eleventh Regiment of Infantry.

Colonel William S. Ketchum, of the Tenth Infantry, to be Colonel, May 6, 1864, vice Keyes, resigned. Captain Daniel Huston, jr., of the First Infantry, to be Major. August 1, 1863, vice Floyd Jones, promoted to the Nineteenth Infantry. Captain Thomas H. Neill, of the Fifth Infantry, to he Major, August 26, 1863, vice Steele, promoted to the Third Infantry. Captain Lyman Bissell, of the Ninth Infantry, to be Major, March 4, 1864, vice Gordon, resigned. First Lieutenant John C. Bates, to he Captain, May 1, 1863, vice Newman, resigned. First Lieutenant Guido N. Lieber, to be Captain, July 2, 1863, vice Barri, killed in battle. First Lieutenant Duncan M. Yance, to he Captain, January 6, 1864, vice Elder, dismissed. Second Lieutenant Edward S. Huntington, to be First Lieutenant, May 1, 1863, vice Bates, promoted. Second Lieutenant Francis A. Field, to be First Lieutenant, June 20, 1863, vice Coit, resigned. SecondLieutenant Edward A. Guthrie, to be First Lieutenant, July 2, 1863, vice Lieber, promoted. Second Lieutenant Abram A. Harbach, to be First Lieutenant, July 2, 1863, vice Kenaston, killed in battle. Second Lieutenant Richard Robins, to be First Lieutenant, July 25, 1863, vice Elder, died of wounds received in battle. Second Lieutenant Wright Staples, to be First Lieutenant, November 4, 1863, vice Brownell, retired. (Since killed in battle.) Second Lieutenant Oscar H. Nealy, to be First Lieutenant, January 6, 1864, vice Vance, promoted. Second Lieutenant Lemuel Pettee, to be First Lieutenant, April 26, 1864, vice Chesebrough, resigned. Lieutenant James Kennington, to be First Lieutenant, May 5, 1864, vice Staples, killed in battle. Lieutenant Henry Wagner, to be First Lieutenant, May 29, 1864, vice Pratt, killed in battle. 23

Twelfth Regiment of Infantry.

Major Christopher C. Augur, of the Thirteenth Infantry, to be Lieu- tenant Colonel, July 1, 1863, vice Butterfield, promoted to the Fifth Infantry. Captain Dickinson Woodruff, of the Ninth Infantry, to be Major, May 30, 1863, vice Smith, resigned. Captain Henry E. Maynadier, of the Tenth Infantry, to be Major, November 4, 1863, vice Clitz, promoted to the Sixth Infantry. Richard I. Dodge, of the Eighth Infantry, to be Major, June 21, 1864, vice Bruen, died of wounds received in battle. First Lieutenant Henry C. Morgan, to be Captain, June 16, 1863, vice Mayer, dismissed. First Lieutenant Benjamin R. Perkins, to be Captain, July 17, 1863, vice Lansing, resigned. First Lieutenant Henry E. Smith, to be Captain, September 9,1863, vice Yan Rensselaer, resigned. First Lieutenant Eugene Wells, to be Captain, December 31, 1863, vice Coster, resigned. *First Lieutenant Richard C. Parker, to be Captain, May 10, 1864, vice Hulings, killed in battle. Second Lieutenant Madison Earle, to be First Lieutenant, April 27, 1863, vice Hoyer, resigned. Second Lieutenant Emerson H. Liscum, to be First Lieutenant, May 4, 1863, vice Jones, dismissed. Second Lieutenant Silas A. Miller, to be First Lieutenant, June 3, 1863, vice Tracy, deceased. (Since killed in battle.) Second Lieutenant D. W. Carr, to be First Lieutenant, June 16, 1863, vice Morgan, promoted. (Since resigned ) Second Lieutenant W. W. Patterson, to be First Lieutenant, July 2, 1863, vice Miller, killed in battle. (Since resigned.) Second Lieutenant Jean P. Wagner, to be First Lieutenant, July 17, 1863, vice Perkins, promoted. Second Lieutenant James Jackson, to be First Lieutenant, September 9,1863, vice Smith, promoted. Second Lieutenant Thomas L. Alston, to be First Lieutenant, Octo- ber 28,1863, vice Carr, resigned. 24

Second Lieutenant Anton Meyer, to be First Lieutenant, December 19, 1863, vice Allen, deceased. Second Lieutenant James E. Putnam, to be First Lieutenant, Decern her 31, 1863, vice Wells, promoted. Lieutenant James H. May, to be First Lieutenant, May 7, 1864, vice Patterson, resigned. Lieutenant Jacob L Stough, to be First Lieutenant, June 11,1864, vice Card, resigned.

Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry.

Lieutenant Colonel John P. Sanderson, of the Fifteenth Infantry, to be Colonel, July 4, 1863, vice Sherman, appointed Brigadier General. Captain Henry R. Selden, of the Fifth Infantry, to be Major, July 1, 1863, vice Augur, promoted to the Twelfth Infantry. Captain William Clinton, of the Tenth Infantry, to be Major, Febru- ary 17,1864, vice Crawford, promoted to the Second Infantry. First Lieutenant George W. Hill, to be Captain, May 20,1863, vice Washington, died of wounds received in battle. First Lieutenant Joseph Marshall, to he Captain, March 30, 1864, vice Murry, retired. First Lieutenant William H. Hubbs, to be Captain, April 9,1864, vice Cheek, retired. ®First Lieutenant Archibald H. Engle, to be Captain, May 3, 1864, vice Miller, retired. (Since killed in battle.) *First Lieu enant Kilburn Knox, to be Captain, May 14,1864, vice Engle, killed in battle. Second Lieutenant Joseph L. Horr, to be First Lieutenant, May 20, 1863, vice Hill, promoted. Second Lieutenant Henry L. Beck, to be First Lieutenant, June 28, 1863, vice Boies, died of wounds received in battle. Second Lieutenant Stevens T. Norvell, to be First Lieutenant, July 12, 1863, vice Stuart, deceased. Second Lieutenant Frederick Kopp, to be First Lieutenant, July 21, 1863, vice Geary, dismissed. (Since dismissed.) Second Lieutenant George P. Sanford, to be First Liectenant, Novem- ber 13, 1863, vice Kopp, dismissed. Second Lieutenant Charles S. Newlin, to be First Lieutenant, Janu- ary 10,1864, vice Ball, dismissed. * 25

Lieutenant Roman B. Humphrey, to be First Lieutenant, February 20, 1864,we Green, resigned. Lieutenant William H. Keeling, tobe First Lieutenant, March 30,1864, we Marshall, promoted. Lieutenant Richard Roman, to he First Lieutenant, April 9, 1864, vice Hubbs, promoted.

Fourteenth Regiment of Infantry. Major John H. King, of the Fifteenth Infantry, to he Lieutenant Colonel, June 1, 1863, vice Reynolds, promoted to the Fifth Infantry. Captain Lewis C. Hunt, of .the Fourth Infantry, to be Major, June 8, 1863, vice Williams, resigned. Captain Louis H. Marshall, of the Tenth Infantry, to be Major, Octo- ber 16,1863, vice Sykes, promoted to the Fifth Infantry. Gurden Chapin, of the Seventh Infantry, to be Major, May 18,1864, vice Giddings, promoted to the Sixteenth Infantry. First Lieutenant James F. Miller, to be Captain, September 17,1862, vice McIntosh, resigned, and Dix, who declined promotion, instead of September 14,1862, as announced in “G. 0. 316,” of September 18, 1863. First Lieutenant John McClintock, to be Captain, April 30,1863, vice Watson, deceased. First Lieutenant Philip Schuyler, jr., to be Captain, July 11,1863, vice Durkee, resigned. First Lieutenant David Krause, to be Captain, July 31,1863, vice McCall, resigned. '-'First Lieutenant Drake DeKay, to he Captain, May 14,1864, vice Burke, killed in battle. Lieutenant Daniel M. Brodhead, to be Captain, June 9,1864, vice Burbank, died of wounds received in battle. [Since deceased.] -First Lieutenant George K. Brady, to be Captain, June 10,1864, wee Brodhead, died of wounds received in battle. *First Lieutenant James F. McElhone, to be Captain, June 18, 1864, vice Keyes, died of wounds received in battle. Second Lieutenant Alonzo J. Bellows, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 17,1862, instead of September 14, 1862,as announced in ‘‘G. 0.” 316, of September 18, 1863. 26

Second Lieutenant GeorgeL. Choisy, to be First Lieutenant, April 30, 1863, vice McClintoek, promoted. Second Lieutenant Patrick H. Moroney, to be First Lieutenant, July 11.1863, wee Schuyler, promoted. Second Lieutenant Thomas S. Doebler,to be First Lieutenant, July 31.1863, wee Krause, promoted. Lieutenant Henry C. Peck, to be First Lieutenant, May 14, 1864, wee DeKay, promoted. Lieutenant John K. Clay, to be First Lieutenant, May 14, 1864, vice Ogden, resigned. (Since deceased.) Lieutenant William 0. Douglass, to be First Lieutenant, May 14.1864, vice Clay, died of wounds received in battle. Lieutenant Thomas E. Collins,to be First Lieutenant, June 9.1864, wee Brodhead, promoted. Lieutenant Augustus H. Bainbridge, to be First Lieutenant, June 10, 1864, wee Brady, promoted. Lieutenant Chambers McKibbin, tobe First Lieutenant, June 18.1864, wee McElhone, promoted.

Fifteenth Regiment of Infantry.

Major Samuel K. Dawson, of the Nineteenth Infantry, to be Lieuten- ant Colonel, July 4,1863, wee Sanderson, promoted to the Thirteenth Infantry. Captain Albert Tracy, of the Tenth Infantry, to be Major, June 1, 1863, vice King, promoted to the Fourteenth Infantry. John D. Wilkins, of the Third Infantry, to be Major, May 6, 1864, wee Sidell, promoted to the Tenth Infantry. First Lieutenant Henry C. Gapen,to be Captain, December 17,1863, vice Sailer, dismissed. *First Lieutenant Edward McB. Timoney, to be Captain, June 11, 1864, vice Pelouze, resigned. ° First Lieutenant Frederick D. Ogilby, to be Captain, June 27,1864, vice Harker, died of wounds received in battle. Second Lieutenant William H. Heilman, to be First Lieutenant, Oc- tober 3,1863, wee McBlair, retired. Second Lieutenant Mason Jackson, to be First Lieutenant, December 17, 1863, vice Gapen,promoted. 27

Lieutenant Robert Harrison, to be First Lieutenant, June 11,1864, vice Timoney, promoted. Lieutenant Joseph C. Forbes, to be First Lieutenant, June 11, 1864, vice J. A. Potter, resigned. Lieutenant Theodore Kendall, to be First Lieutenant, June 27, 1864, vice Ogilby, promoted. Sixteenth Regiment Infantry. Lieutenant Colonel Caleb C. Sibley, of the Ninth Infantry, to be Colonel, April 20, 1864, vice Porter, resigned. s- Major Grotius R. Giddings, of the Fourteenth Infantry, tobe Lieuten- ant Colonel, May 18,1864, vice Bomford, promoted to the Eighth In- fantry. Captain Thomas G. Pitcher, of the Eighth Infantry, to be Major, Sep- tember 19,1863, vice Coolidge, killed in battle. Captain Thomas W. Sweeny, of the Second Infantry, to be Major, October 20, 1863, vice Flint, promoted to the Seventh Infantry. Captain William P. Carlin, of the Sixth Infantry, to be Major, Feb- ruary 8,1864, vice Slemmer, promoted to the Fourth Infantry. First Lieutenant William J. Stewart, to be Captain, May 5,1863, vice Vinton, resigned. First Lieutenant Louis M. Hosea, to be Captain, October 19,1863, vice Fairchild, resigned. c'First Lieutenant Lyman S. Strickland, to be Captain, May 5,1864, vice Hays, killed in battle. °First Lieutenant William F. Goodwin, to be Captain, May 14,1864, vice J. M. Trowbridge, resigned. °First Lieutenant Edward Haight, to be Captain, June 16,1864, vice P Kelly, killed in battle. ■’'First Lieutenant Arthur W. Allyn, to be Captain, June 24, 1864, vice James Kelly, dismissed. Sdbond Lieutenant Felix H. Torbett, to be First Lieutenant, May 5, 1863, vice Stewart, promoted. Second Lieutenant James A. Hearn, to be First Lieutenant, August 31,1863, vice Cate, resigned. Second Lieutenant John K. Schiffler, to be First Lieutenant, October 19, 1863, vice Hosea, promoted. (Since cashiered.) Second Lieutenant Martin Mahan, to be First Lieutenant, October 21, 1863, vice Clark, died of wounds received in battle. 28

Lieutenant John T. Mackey, to be First Lieutenant, May 5, 1864, vice Strickland, promoted. Lieutenant Walter Clifford, to be First Lieutenant, May 14, 1864, vice Goodwin, promoted. Lieutenant Charles W. Hotsenpiller, to be First Lieutenant, May 24,1864, vice Breese, resigned.

Seventeenth Regiment of Infantry.

Major , to be Lieutenant Colonel, September 20, 1863, tare Greene, promoted to the Sixth Infantry. Captain Levi C. Bootes, of the Sixth Infantry, to be Major, September 20.1863, vice Doubleday, promoted. Captain Peter W. L. Plympton, of the Seventh Infantry, to be Major, December 3, 1863, wee Wood, promoted to the First Infantry. First Lieutenant Joseph D. Carney, to be Captain, May 1,1863, wee Temple, killed in battle. First Lieutenant Thomas H. Carpenter, to be Captain, May 4,1863, vice Chester, dismissed. First Lieutenant Edward Collins, to be Captain, May 25,1863, wee Cady, dismissed. First Lieutenant David L. Montgomery, to be Captain, November 28.1863, wee Holmes, retired. First Lieutenant Howard C. Woodrow, to be Captain, December 8, 1863, vice Conner, retired. First Lieutenant Pythagoras E. Holcomb, to be Captain, January26, 1864, wee Reynolds, resigned. First Lieutenant William H. Walcott, to be Captain, February 14, 1864, wee Chase, resigned. First Lieutenant William W. Swan, to be Captain, April 20, 1864, vice Ludington, appointed Assistant Inspector General. °First Lieutenant Henry A. Swartwout, to be Captain, May 26,1864, vice Goddard, resigned. Second Lieutenant Edward S. Abbott, to be First Lieutenant, April 27.1863, vice Howell,rsigned. (Since killed in battle.) Second Lieutenant James H. Bradford, to be First Lieutenant, May 1.1863, wee Carney, promoted. Second Lieutenant James J.Emerson, to be First Lieutenant, May 4 1863, wee Carpenter, promoted. 29

Second Lieutenant GeorgeLancaster, to be First Lieutenant, May 14, 1863, vice Weld, died of wounds received in battle. Second Lieutenant Frank E. Stimpson, to be First Lieutenant, May 25.1863, vice Collins, promoted. (Since died of wounds received in battle.) Second Lieutenant Richard W. Hargrave, to be First Lieutenant, July 2.1863, vice Chamberlin, killed in battle. Second Lieutenant William Ewing, to be First Lieutenant, July 2, 1863,Dice Abbott, killed in battle. (Since retired.) Second Lieutenant John W. Carter, to be First Lieutenant, Septem- ber 23, 1863,Dice Howard, dismissed. Lieutenant John T. Dowling, to be First Lieutenant, Novem- ber 28, 1863, vice Montgomery, promoted. (Since died of wounds re- ceived in battle.) Lieutenant James A. Hopkins,to be First Lieutenant, Decem- ber 8,1863, vice Woodrow, promoted. Second Lieutenant Henry F. Rice, to be First Lieutenant, January

11.1864, vice Knapp, resigned. (Since resigned.) « Lieutenant George F. Adams, to be First Lieutenant, June 30.1864, Dice Holcomb, promoted. Lieutenant Thomas M. Smith, to be First Lieutenant, July 2.1864, Dice Walcott, promoted.

Eighteenth Regiment of Infantry.

Captain James Yan Voast, of the Ninth Infantry, to be Major, De- cember 29,1863,Dice Caldwell, retired. Captain Charles R. Woods, of the Ninth Infantry, to be Major, April 20,1864, vice Townsend, promoted to the Ninth Infantry. First Lieutenant Anson Mills, to be Captain, April 27, 1863, vice Leavenworth, resigned. First Lieutenant Andrew S. Burt, to be Captain, May 30,1863, vice Belknap, resigned. First Lieutenant Symmes Gardner, to be Captain, June 30, 1863,Dice J. A. Thompson, died of wounds received in battle. (Since dropped.) First Lieutenant Morgan L. Ogden, to be Captain, August 12, 1863, vice ThruSton, resigned. First Lieutenant Thomas T. Brand, to be Captain, September 11, 1863, vice Wood, retired. 30

First Lieutenant Thomas B. Burrows, to be Captain, November 13, 1863, vice Gardner, dropped. Fiist Lieutenant James P. W. Neill, to be Captain, December 12,1863, vice Taylor, resigned. Second Lieutenant John J. Adair, to he First Lieutenant, March 22, 1863, vice Radcliff, deceased. Second Lieutenant Henry G. Litchfield, to be First Lieutenant, April 27, 1863, vice Mills, promoted. Second Lieutenant Alfred Townsend, to be First Lieutenant, May 30, 1863, wee Burt, promoted. Second Lieutenant Charles Whitacre, to be First Lieutenant, June 17, 1863, wee Burrows, dismissed. (Since dismissed.) Second Lieutenant Wilbur F. Arnold, to be First Lieutenant, June 30.1863, vi e Gardner, promoted. Second Lieutenant Reuben F. Little, to be First Lieutenant, August 12.1863, vice Ogden,promoted. Second Lieutenant John S. Lind, to be First Lieutenant, September 11’, 1863, vice Brand, promoted. Second Lieutenant E. N. Wilcox, to be First Lieutenant, September 20.1863, vice Truman, killed in battle. Lieutenant Samuel C. Williamson, to be First Lieutenant, November 13, 1863, vice Burrows, promoted. (Since retired.) Lieutenant James S. Ostrander, to be First Lieutenant, De- cember 1, 1863,vice Whitacre, dismissed. Second Lieutenant Rufus P. Gates, to be First Lieutenant, December 12.1863, vice Neill, promoted. Second Lieutenant Frank T. Bennett, to be First Lieutenant, Jauuary 6.1864, vice Hutchinson, retired. Second Lieutenant Orrin E. Davis, to be First Lieutenant, January 24.1864, vice Williamson, retired. Second Lieutenant Isaac D’Isay, to be First Lieutenant, January 31, 1864, vice Sutherland, resigned.

Nineteenth Regiment of Infantry.

Major Delaney Floyd-Jones, of the Eleventh Infantry, to he Lieu- tenaut Colonel, August 1, 1863, vice King, promoted to the Sixth In- fantry. 31

Captain Charles C. Gilbert, of the First Infantry, to be Major, July 2.1863, vice Willard,killed in battle. Captain Joseph H. Potter, of the Seventh Infantry, to he Major July, 4.1863, vice Dawson, promoted to the Fifteenth Infantry. First Lieutenant Robeft W. Barnard, to be Captain, July 16, 1863, vice Smith, resigned. First Lieutenant Howard E. Stansbury,to be Captain, November 25, 1863, vice Welton, resigned. First Lieutenant Egbert Phelps, to be Captain, March 16, 1864, vice Moody, resigned. **First Lieutenant Jacob D. Jones, to be Captain, July 1, 1864, vice Sherburne, resigned. Second Lieutenant Charles F. Miller, to be First Lieutenant, July 16, 1863, vice Barnard, promoted. (Since deceased.) Second Lieutenant George W. Johnson, to he First Lieutenant, Sep- tember 20,1863, vice Fogarty, killed in battle. Second Lieutenant Arthur B Carpenter, to be First Lieutenant, Sep- tember 22,1863, vice Miller, died of wounds received in battle. Second Lieutenant Douglas Edwards, to be First Lieutenant, Novem- ber 7,1863, vice Millard, resigned. Second Lieuteuant Robert Ayers, to be First Lieutenant, November, 25.1863, vice Stansbury,promoted. Second Lieutenant James H. Gageby, to be First Lieutenant, De- cember 28,1863, vice Snyder,retired. Second Lieutenant Ezra P. Ewers, to be First Lieutenant, March 16, 1864, vice Phelps, promoted. Second Lieutenant Thomas Davis, to be First Lieutenant, April 1, 1864, vice Jack, resigned.

II.. APPOINTMENTS.

General Officers.

Major General Ulysses S. Grant, of the , to be Lieutenant General, March 2,1864, to fill an original vacancy. 32

Major General Ulysses S. Grant, of the United States Volunteers, to be Major General, July 4,1863, to fill an original vacancy. (Since ap- pointed Lieutenant General.) °Major General William T. Sherman, of the United States Volunteers, and Brigadier General United States Army, to be Major General, August 12, 1864, vice Wool, retired. Major General George G. Meade, of the United States Volunteers, and Major in the Corps of Engineers, to be Brigadier General, July 3, 1863, vice Sumner, deceased. Maj >r General William T. Sherman, of the United States Volunteers, and Colonel of the Thirteenth United States Infantry, to be Brigadier General, July 4, 1863,to fill an original vacancy. Major General James B. McPherson, of the United States Volunteers, and Captain in the Corps of Engineers, to be Brigadier General, Aug- ust 1,1863, vice Harney, retired. (Since killed in battle.) Major General George H. Thomas, of the United States Volunteers, and Colonel of the Fifth , to be Brigadier Gen- eral, October 27,1863, vice Anderson, retired. 55 Maj or General Winfield S. Hancock, of the United States Volunteers, and Major, Quartermaster, United States Army, to be Brigadier General, August 12,1864, vice Sherman, appointed Major General.

Adjutant General’s Department.

Major Louis H. Pelouze, Additional Aide-de-camp, and Captain Fif- teenth United States Infantry, to be Assistant Adjutant General with the rank of Major, March 24, 1864, vice Hardie, appointed Inspector General. Major Delavan D. Perkins, Additional Aide-de camp, and Captain Fourth United States Artillery, to be Assistant Adjutant General with the rank of Major, June 1, 1864, vice Hartsuff, promoted. Captain Henry C. Wood, of the Eleventh United States Infantry, to be Assi.-tant Adjutant General with the rank of Major, June 24,1864, vice McLean,resigned. 33

Inspectors General.

Major James A. Hardie, Assistant Adjutant General, and Captain Fifth United States Artillery, to be Inspector General with the rank of Colonel, March 24,1864, vice Van Rensselaer, deceased. Captain Elisha H. Ludington, of the Seventeenth Infantry, to be Assistant Inspector General with the rank of Major, April 20, 1864, vice Buford, deceased.

Bureau of Military Justice.

Colonel , Judge Advocate General of the Army, to be Judge Advocate General with the rank of Brigadier General, June 22, 1864,to fill an original vacancy. Major William McKee Dunn, JudgeAdvocate, to be Assistant Judge Advocate General with the rank of Colonel, June 22, 1864, to fill an original vacancy.

Provost Marshal General.

Colonel James B. Fry, Provost Marshal General of the United States, to be Provost Marshal General with the rank of Brigadier General, April 21,1864, to fill an original vacancy.

Quartermaster’s Department.

Captain Henry W. Janes, Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, to be Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, October 30,1863, vice Putnam, deceased. Captain Austin C. Woolfolk, Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, to be Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, December 5, 1863, vice McFerran, promoted. First Lieutenant Henry Inman, of the Seventeenth Infantry, to be Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, March 18,1864, wee Turnley, retired. Captain Luther H. Peirce, Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, to be Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, May 18,1864, wee Hancock, promoted. Captain W. W. McKim, Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, to be 34

Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, July 2, 1864, vice Dickerson, resigned. Captain Gardner S. Blodgett, Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, to be Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, July 2,1864, vice Craig, resigned. Captain J. G. C. Lee, Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, to be Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, July 2,1864, vice Ogden,resigned. Captain James M. Moore, Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, to be Assistant Quartermaster with the rank of Captain, July 2, 1864, vice Ferguson, dismissed.

Subsistence Department.

Colonel Amos B. Eaton, Assistant Commissary General of Subsist- ence, to he Commissary General of Subsistence, with the rank of Brigadier General, June 29, 1864, vice Taylor, deceased. First Lieutenant William A. Elderkin, of the First Artillery, to be Commissary of Subsistence with the rank of Captain, July 4,1864, vice Kellogg, promoted.

Medical Department.

-•Medical Inspector General JosephK. Barnes, to be Surgeon with the rank of Brigadier General, August 22, 1864, vice Hammond, dismissed. Medical Inspector Joseph K. Barnes, to he Medical Inspector General, with the rank of Colonel, August 10, 1863, vice Perley, resigned. Surgeon John Wilson, of the U. S. Volunteers, to he Medical Inspector with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, August 10,1863, vice Barnes, ap. pointed Medical Inspector General. Surgeon John L. LeConte, of the United States Volunteers, to be Medical Inspector with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, August 29, 1863,vice Hamilton, resigned. Surgeon E. D. Kittoe, of the United States Volunteers, to he Medical Inspector with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, March 30, 1864, vice Mussey, resigned. 35

Edward Curtis, ofNew York, to be Assistant Surgeon, March 30,1864, vice Taylor, promoted. Charles Smart, of ,to be Assistant Surgeon, March 30, 1864, vice Cruice, resigned. Elliott Coues, of the District of Columbia, to be Assistant Surgeon, March 30,1864, vice Russell, resigned. William F. Buchanan, of , to be Assistant Surgeon, March 30,1864, vice King, retired. John H. Kinsman, of New York, to be Assistant Surgeon, March 30, 1864, vice Whittingham, resigned.

Pay Department.

Additional Paymaster A. McD. Lyon, to he Paymaster, September 3, 1863. vice Cunningham,retired. (Since expired by constitutional limita- tion.) Edward Wright, of , to be Paymaster, February 23,1864, vic e Leonard, promoted. Additional Paymaster John P. Brua, to be Paymaster, February 23, 1864, vice Cameron, retired. Rodney Smith, of , to be Paymaster, February 23,1864, vice Fell, resigned. Additional Paymaster Joseph H. Eaton, to he Paymaster, April 21, 1864, vice Brown, promoted. Additional Paymaster Joseph B. M. Potter, to he Paymaster, July 15, 1864, vice Lyon, whose appointment has expired by constitutional lim- itation.

Corps of Engineers.

Colonel Richard Delafield, to be Chief Engineer, with the rank of Brigadier General, April 22, 1864, vice Totten, deceased. Cadet Garrett J. Lydecker, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864,to fill an original vacancy. Cadet Arthur H. Burnham, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864,to fill an original vacancy. Cadet Amos Stickney, to he First Lieutenant, June 13,1864, to fill an original vacancy. 36

Cadet James W. Cuyler, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864,to fill an original vacancy. Cadet Alexander Mackenzie, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864,to fill an original vacancy. Cadet Oswald H. Ernst, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864,to fill an original vacancy. Cadet David P. Heap, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice J. H. Wilson, promoted. Cadet William Ludlow, to be First Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Babcock, promoted. Cadet Charles B. Phillips, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice J. M. Wilson, promoted. Cadet William A. Jones, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice Harwood, promoted. Cadet John T. Cantwell, to be First Lieutenant, June 13,1864, pice Barlow, promoted. Cadet Andrew N. Damrell, to be First Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice O’Rorke, killed in battle. Cadet C. Douglas Waterman, to be First Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Hains, promoted. Cadet Vanderbilt Allen, to be First Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Rabb, dec ased. Cadet Charles J. Allen, to be First Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Farquhar, promoted.

Ordnance Department.

Colonel George D. Ramsay, to be Chief of Ordnance with the rank of Brigadier General, September 15, 1863, vice Ripley, retired. Lieutenant Colonel John A. Kress, of the Ninety-fourth New York Volunteers, to be Second Lieutenant, November 24, 1863, vice Edie, promoted. Second Lieutenant Otho E. Michaelis, of the Signal Corps, to be Second Lieutenant, November 24, 1863, vice Parker, promoted Lieutenant William Prince, of the One hundred and fifty-ninth New York Volunteers, to be Second Lieutenant, January 29, 1864, vice Bab- bitt, promoted. 37

Captain Clarence E. Dutton, of the Twenty-first Volun- teers, to be Second Lieutenant, January 29, 1864, vice Chaffee, pro- moted. Lieutenant W. S. Smoot, of the First Maryland Volunteers, to be Second Lieutenant, January 29, 1864, vice Myers, promoted. °First Lieutenant Howard Stockton, of the Third Cav- alry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 23, 1864, vice Rollins, promoted. Cadet Cullen Bryant, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Marye, promoted. Cadet Martin L. Poland, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice Arnold, promoted. George B. Wright, of , to be Military Storekeeper, November 24, 1863, vice Butler, retired. (Since resigned.) Algernon S. M. Morgan, of Pennsylvania, to be Military Storekeeper, December 5, 1863, vice Jamison, dismissed. Thomas M. Deane, of New York, to be Military Storekeeper, April 7, 1864, vice Vaughan, resigned.

Signal Corps.

Captain William J. L. Nicodemus, of the Twelfth United States Infantry, to be Lieutenant Colonel, March 3, 1863. Captain B. F. Fisher, of the Third Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, tobe Major, March 3, 1863. First Lieutenant Frank W. Marston, of the Seventy-fifth Pennsyl- vania Volunteers, to be Major, March 3, 1863.

To be Captains.

To rank from March 3, 1863. Captain William G-. McCreary, of the One hundred and second Penn- sylvania Volunteers Second Lieutenant Joseph H. Spencer, of the First Vol- unteers. Captain Henry E. Clum, of the Fifth Volunteers. First Lieutenant Stephen M. Eaton, of the Twelfth Volunteers. First Lieutenant Samuel S. Sample, of the Fifth Iowa Volunteers, First Lieutenant Franklin E. Town, of the Forty-second New York Volunteers. 38

Captain Charles L. Davis, of the Eighty-second Pennsylvania Volun- teers. Captain Henry S. Tafft, of the Fifteenth Volunteers. (Since resigned.) Captain James S. Hall, of the Fifty-third Pennsylvania Volunteers. First Lieutenant Gustavus S. Dana, of the Sixth Connecticut Volun- teers. First Lieutenant Samuel Bachtell, of the Fifteenth Ohio Volunteers. Captain Ocran H. Howard, of the Second Massachusetts Volunteers. Captain Lemuel B. Norton, of the Tenth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps Captain Jesse Merrill, of the Seventh Pennsylvana Reserve Corps. First Lieutenant James B. Ludwick, of the Ninth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. Captain Jed. C. Paine, of the Fifty-seventh New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant Edwin J. Meeker, of the Third Wisconsin Volunteers. First Lieutenant Peter A. Taylor, of the Forty-ninth New York Vol- unteers.

To be First Lieutenants. To rank from March 3, 1863. First Lieutenant Edmund H. Russell, of the Ninth Pennsylvania Re- serve Corps. Captain William H. Hill, of the Ninety-ninth Pennsylvania Volun- teers. Captain Charles R. Case, of the Thirty-sixth Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Amos M. Thayer, of the One hundred and twelfth New York Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Clifford Stickney, of the Seventy-second Illinois Volunteers. First Lieutenant Samuel B. Partridge, of the Ninety-second New York Volunteers. Second Lieutenant William F. Warren, of the M. M. . First Lieutenant William Ware, of the Twentieth Illinois Volunteers* First Lieutenant Theodore C. Vidal, of the Forty-second New York V olunteers. Second Lieutenant Charles F. Cross, of the Fiftieth Pennsylvania Volunteers. 39

Second Lieutenant Isaac S. Lyon, of the Eleventh Connecticut Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant Thomas P. Rushby, of the New York Volunteer Engineers. First Lieutenant N. Henry Camp, of the Fourth Volun- teers. First Lieutenant Townsend L. Hatfield, of the Forty-eighth New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant William S. Stryker, of the Twelfth Volun- teers. Second Lieutenant Peter H. Niles, of the Twenty-third Massachusetts Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Paul Brodie, of the Seventy-ninth New York Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant Henry Ayers, of the First New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant Adin B. Capron, of the Second Rhode Island Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant William H. Sherfy, of the Ninety-seventh Indiana Volunteers. First Lieutenant George A. Fisher, of the Twenty-third Massachusetts Volunteers. SecondLieutenant Richard P. Strong, of the One hundred and thirty- ninth New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant W. C. Magner, of the Twelfth Illinois Volunteers. First Lieutenant J. P. Sampson, of the Ninth Iowa Volunteers. First Lieutenant J. C. Wiggins, of the Third New Jersey Volunteers. First Lieutenant George J. Clark, of the Sixty-second New York Vol- unteers. Captain Joseph Gloskoski, of the Twenty-ninth New York Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Thomas H. Carrique, of the Third Rhode Island Artillery. First Lieutenant Jehu L. Hollopeter, of the Forty-ninth Ohio Volun- teers. % First Lieutenant George W. Bailey, of the M. M. Brigade. First Lieutenant Wilson Bruyn, of the New York Volunteer Engi- neers. 40

First Lieutenant H. W. Howgate, of the Twenty-second Volunteers. Captain Richard Dinsmore, of the Fifth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. First Lieutenant A. Brainard Jerome, of the First New Jersey Vol- unteers. Captain E. A. Dennicke, of the Sixty-eighth New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant J. H. Walker, of the Twenty-third Iowa Volunteers. First Lieutenant Joseph B. Knox, of the Twenty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteers.

To be Second Lieutenants. To rankfrom, March 3, 1863. First Lieutenant Charles Herzog, of the Fifty-first New York Volun- teers. Captain William Leonard, of the Thirty-eighth Indiana Volunteers. First Lieutenant James H. Connelly, of the Thirty-seventh Indiana Volunteers. Second Lieutenant John C. Abbott, of the Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteers. First Lieutenant Washington W. Hopkins, of the Seventy-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers. First Lieutenant Cyrus M. Roberts, of the Seventy-eighth Ohio Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant Edward L. Halstead, of the Fortieth New York Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant William Quinton, of the Nineteenth Illinois Volun- teers. First Lieutenant Alfred K. Taylor, of the Third Ohio Volunteers. First Lieutenant Frank N. Wicker, of the Twenty-eighth New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant Burch Foraker, of the Twenty-fourth Ohio Volun- teers. First Lieutenant C. Conard, of the Forty-eighth Ohio Volunteers. Captain Naham Daniels, of the Third Wisconsin Volunteers. First Lieutenant Harvey W. Benson, of the Seventeenth New York Volunteers. 41

First Lieutenant Amos M. Jackson, of the Twenty-fourth Maine Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant Charles H. Messinger, of the First Wisconsin Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant Alfred F. Berry, of the Fifteenth Indiana Volun- teers. First Lieutenant John E. Holland, of the Thirty-sixth Indiana Vol- unteers. * First Lieutenant Milton Benner, of the One hundred and Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteers. First Lieutenant Henry R. Flook, of the Thirty-third Indiana Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant Joseph L. Hallett, of the Thirty-first Massachusetts Volunteers. (Since resigned ) Captain Davis E. Castle, of the Nineteenth Indiana Volunteers. First Lieutenant Theodore F. Patterson, of the Sixty-seventh Penn- sylvania Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Samuel J. Brent, of the Fifty-second Ohio Volun- teers. First Lieutenant J. R. Fitch, of the Thirty-fifth Ohio Volunteers. Acting Lieutenant T. B. Kelley, of the M. M. Brigade. Second Lieutenant Edward S. Moffat, of the Ninth New Jersey Vol- unteers. First Lieutenant W. A. Harris, of the Sixty-third Illinois Volunteers. First Lieutenant Samuel F. Reber, of the Twenty-fourth Ohio Volun- teers. Acting Lieutenant John Q. Adams, of the M. M. Brigade. First Lieutenant Ephraim A. Briggs, of the Forty-third New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant E. F. C. Klokke, of the Twenty-fourth Illinois Vol- unteers. Second Lieutenant Julius M. Swain, of the Thirty-ninth Massachu- setts Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Thomas E. Weber, of the Ninety-seventh Pennsyl- vania Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Andrew J. Holbrook, of the Fifth Massachusetts Volunteers. (Since resigned.) 42

Second Lieutenant William T. Barrett, of the Twenty-seventh Massa- chusetts Volunteers. Captain Frederick E. Beardslee, Assistant Quartermaster of Volun- teers. Second Lieutenant Samuel C. Tuckerman, of the Nineteenth Wiscon- sin Volunteers. Captain William A. Pigman, of the Forty-sixth Indiana Volunteers. Second Lieutenant A. Clarkson Merritt, of the One hundred and nine- teenth New York Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Joseph R. Putnam, of the Minnesota Volunteers.. Private James B. Duff, of Company D, Tenth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. Private Joseph W. Brown, of Company K, Seventh Massachusetts Volunteers. Sergeant Eugene Clyde,of the Twelfth United States Infantry. Private Asa T. Abbott, of Company E. First Minnesota Volunteers. Private Samuel N. Rogers, of the Twenty-first Massachusetts Volun- teers. Private David L. Craft, of the Eighth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. Second Lieutenant E. H. Wardwell, of the Twenty-fourth Indiana Battery. First Lieutenant Frederick J. Amsden, of the One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Edward P. Adams, of the One Hundred and Twenty-sixth New York Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Myron Adams, jr., of the One Hundred and Twenty sixth New York Volunteers. First Lieutenant Frederick S. Benson, of the Twenty-second Massa- chusetts Volunteers. First Lieutenant Albert N. Seip, of the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry. First Lieutentant Lucius A. Dillingham, of the One Hundred and Twenty-second New York Volunteers. Private Edward S. Curtis, of Company D, Forty-eighth New York Vol- unteers. Sergeant Sumner E. Orr, of the Independent Battery, Pennsylvania Volunteers. Sergeant Henry Mayell,of the First New York Mounted Rifles. 43

Private Joseph A. Kirby, of Company C, Second United States Cav- alry. Private George C. Pound, of Company G,First Connecticut Artillery. Oscar B. Ireland, of New York. Thomas H. Fearey, of England. Edgar Ketchum, of New York. Francis McClosky, of Pennsylvania. Charles Weihl,of . Nathan B. Roberts, of Massachusetts. Charles S. Bradley, of the District of Columbia. Preston Carpenter, of Pennsylvania. Charles Roberts, of Massachusetts. Robert E. Duvall, of the District of Columbia. George T. Smith, of Pennsylvania. William W. Clemens, of Pennsylvania. Theodore Mallaby, jr.,of New York. M. D. Reymer, of Pennsylvania. D. Wilmott Smith, of Connecticut. John E. Bradford, of Rhode Island. Reuben Bartley, of Pennsylvania. John R. Onderdonk, of New York. John S. Speer, of Ohio.

First Regiment of Cavalry.

First Sergent Caniillo C. C. Carr, to be Second Lieutenant, Octobe 31, 1863, vice Harrington, dismissed. [Company F.] Private Charles II. Veil, to be Second Lieutenant, April 7,1861, vice Dean, promoted. [Company I.] First Sergeant Moses Harris, of the Fourth Cavalry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Bernard, promoted. [Company D ] Sergeant John F. Small,to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Pennock, promoted. [Company G ]

Second Regiment of Cavalry.

Ordnance Sergeant James Cahill, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Schaurte, promoted. [Company G.] 44

First Sergeant Charles McMaster, of the Fourth Cavalry, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Lennox, promoted. [Company L.] Sergeant James Egan, of the Fourth Cavalry, to be Second Lieuten- ant August 10,1863,vice Kershaw, whose appointment has been can- celled. [Company C.J First Sergeant Patrick W. Horrigan, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, wee Lawless, promoted. [Company H ] Private Stephen DeW. Beekman, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, wee Rinner, cashiered. [Company K ] (Since dead.)

Third Regiment of Cavalry.

Sergeant Major George Harrington, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, wee Watts, promoted. [Company H ] Quartermaster Sergeant George J. Campbell, of the Third Artillery, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Phelps, promoted. [Com- pany B ] First Sergeant Henry Carroll, of the Third Artillery, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, wee James, promoted. [Company F.]

Fourth Regiment of Cavalry.

Commissary Sergeant Sebastian Gunther, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Healy, died of wounds received in battle. [Com- pany D.] First Sergeant James Callahan, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Wood, died of wounds received in battle. [Company B.] Corporal William Bayard, to be Second Lieutenant,October 31,1863, vice Murray, resigned. [Company L ]

Fifth Regiment of Cavalry.

First Sergeant Richard Fitzgerald, of the Cavalry Recruiting Service, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Murat, dismissed. [Company G] Private Alfred B. Taylor, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Brophy, resigned. [Company I ] First Sergeant JohnTrevor, of the Fifth Artillery, to be Second Lieu- tenant, May 18,1864,vice Buford, resigned. [Company C.] 45

Hospital Steward Edward Harris, to be Second Lieutenant, June 7, 1864, vice Montgomery, dismissed. [Company E.] First Sergeant William H Churchill, to be Second Lieutenant, June 7,1864, vice Moylan, dismissed. [Company H.]

First Regiment of Artillery.

SergeantEdward W. West, of the Fourteenth Infantry, to he Second Lieutenant, October 3, 1863, vice Garvin, promoted. [Company F.] (Since resigned.) First Sergeant Michael Leahy, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Pike, promoted. [Company E.] First Sergeant John D. Wilson, to be Second Lieutenant,October 31, 1863, vice Pollock, deceased. [Company C.] (Since dismissed.) Hospital Steward Michael O’Brien, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, vice Mason, promoted. [Company G.] Cadet E. Van Arsdale Andruss, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice McCrea, promoted. [Company M.] (Since transferred to the Ordnance Department.) Cadet Isaac W. Maclay, to he Second Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice Sanderson, died of wounds received in battle. [Company L.] Cadet Edward D. Wheeler, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice Reynolds, cashiered.

Second Regiment of Artillery.

Sergeant John H. Smith, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Bradley, promoted. [Company 0.] First Sergeant Gustav Dey, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Borrowe, promoted. [Company D.] First Sergeant John Fitzgerald, of the Fourth Artillery, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Graves, promoted. [Company E.] Sergeant Major Randolph Monteith, of the Third Artillery, to be Second Lieutenant, April 7, 1864, vice Breckinridge, promoted. [Com- pany H.] Cadet Alexander S. Clark, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice Wilson, promoted. [Company I ] Cadet John Elliott, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice Calef, promoted. [Company A.] 46

Cadet Melville R. Loucks, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice Mclntire, promoted. [Company B.] Cadet Rezin G. Howell, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Murray, promoted. [Company F.] Cadet William P. Vose, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, vice Lord, promoted. [Company K.] Cadet Samuel H. Kinney, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13,1864, vice McGilvray, promoted. [Company L.] First Sergeant Samuel D. Southworth, of Company B, Fifth Artil- lery, to be Second Lieutenant, June 30, 1864, vice Egan, promoted. [Company M.]

Third Regiment of Artillery.

Ordnance Sergeant Richard Wilson, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Livingston, killed in battle. [Company F.] Sergeant James Smith, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Fine, promoted. [Company H.]

Fourth Regiment of Artillery.

Ordnance Sergeant Nicholas Redmond, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, w'ce Stephenson, promoted. [Company I.] First Sergeant John Mitchell, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Stewart, promoted. [Company B ] First Sergeant Frederick Fuger, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, wee Beecher, promoted. [Company L ] First Sergeant Claus Stelges, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Field, promoted. [Company C.] Private Howard B. Cushing, to be Second Lieutenant, November 30, 1863, wee Morris, promoted. [Company A.] Cadet William Ennis, to be Second Lieutenant, June 13, 1864, w'c« Butler, transferred to the Ordnance. [Company M.] Private Frank Wilkeson, to be Second Lieutenant, June 30, 1864, vice Warner, promoted. [Company H.]

Fifth Regiment of Artillery.

First Sergeant Benjamin F. Nash, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Spooner, promoted. [Battery L.] 47

Sergeant C. H. Green, of the General Service, to be Second Lieuten- ant, August 10, 1863, vice Van Reed, promoted. [Battery K.] (Since resigned ) First SergeantLemuel Smith, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice McConnell, promoted. [Battery I.] First SergeantThomas Burnes, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Williams, killed in battle. [Battery K.] (Since transferred to Second Artillery.) Private Samuel Gilman, to be Second Lieutenant, April 7, 1864, vice Reed, promoted. [Battery D.] Hospital Steward Selden A. Day, to be Second Lieutenant, April 7, 1864, vice Green, resigned. [Battery K.]

First Regiment of Infantry. Sergeant Daniel F. Callinan, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Tisdall, promoted. [Company F.] First Sergeant Samuel B. Wallace, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Sabin, promoted. [Company E.] Sergeant Major Thomas Dry, to he Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Wilkins, died of wounds received in battle. [Company B.]

Second Regiment of Infantry. Ordnance Sergeant Thomas Drury, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863,vice Falck, promoted. [Company G.] Ordnance Sergeant William W. Mitchell, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Lacy, promoted. [Company I.] Hospital Steward Charles Bendire, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, vice Byrne, promoted. [Company H ] (Since transferred to the First Cavalry.) Sergeant Patrick H. Flood, of the Corps of Engineers, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Burke, promoted. [Company B.] Sergeant Major John W. Whitten, of the Eleventh Infantry, to he Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Davis, promoted. [Company C.] First Sergeant John J. Driscoll, of the First Artillery, to he Second Lieutenant, June 7,1864, vice Noggle, promoted. [Company D.] (Since transferred to the First Artillery.) First Sergeant Luke Clark, of the Thirteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, June 7,1864, vice Rowley, promoted. [Company F.] 48

Third Regiment of Infantry. Private John A. Winebrener, of the Ordnance Department, to be Second Lieutenant, November 14, 1863, vice Cain, resigned. [Company H.] (Since transferred to the Ordnance Department.) Private George H. Wallace, to be Second Lieutenant, April 7, 1864, vice Atchison, promoted. [Company F.] Sergeant Major G. W. H. Stouch, of the Eleventh Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Helm, promoted. [Company G.] First Sergeant Joseph Hale, of the Eleventh Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864,vice Snyder, promoted. [Company C.]

Fourth Regiment of Infantry. Sergeant Major Thomas F. Quinn, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Patterson, promoted. [Company D ] Corporal J. R. Bothwell,of the Twelfth Infantry, to be Second Lieu- tenant, May 18,1864, vice Crowley, promoted. [Company F ] Sergeant Major Whittingham Cox, of the Fourteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Miller, promoted. [Company E ]

Fifth Regiment of Infantry.

Sergeant Major Edward Walsh, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Crolley, resigned. [Company G ] Quartermaster Sergeant Charles Porter, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863,vice Barr, promoted. [Company A.] First Sergeant Robert McDonald, to be Second Lieutenant, July 2, 1864, vice Thomaeson, promoted. [Company E ]

Seventh Regiment of Infantry.

Ordnance Sergeant Daniel Robinson, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Newman, promoted. [Company F.j Hospital Steward William Logan, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, vice Jackson, promoted. [Company E.] Private Charles A. Coolidge, of the Sixteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, vice McGown, promoted. [Company A.] 49

Eighth Regiment of Infantry.

Quartermaster Sergeant Bishop Aldrich, to he Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, wee Fisher, promofcd. [Company B.]

Ninth Regiment of'Infantry.

Private JohnH. Hardie, to be Second Lieutenant, September 28,1863, vice WAite, promoted. [Company F.] James M. Broom, of Pennsylvania, to be Second Lieutenant, June 7, 1864, vice Renaldo, resigned. [Company D.] Private Leonard Hay, of the Fifteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieu- tenant, July 2,1864, vice Marshall, cashiered. [Company H.]

Tenth Regiment of Infantry.

First Sergeant John L. Smyth, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Sellers, promoted. [Company I.] Sergeant John t*. Macy, of the General Service, to be Second Lieu- tenant, August 10,1863, vice Robertson, promoted. [Company B.] Quartermaster Sergeant Theodore Schwan, to he Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Mackay,promoted. [Company D.'J Sergeant Major William Stanley, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Boyce, deceased. [Company C.] Private Thomas H. French, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, vice Skinner, promoted. [Company A.] Sergeant James Henry, of the Eleventh Infantry, to be Second Lieu- tenant, May 18,1864, vice Hampson, promoted. [Company K.] (Since dead.) Sergeant J. Chester White, of the Eleventh Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18,1864, vice Hamilton, promoted. [Company F.] First SergeantWilliam J. Broatch, of the Fourteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, vice Brigham, promoted. [Company H.] Sergeant David J. Scott, of the Fourteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1864, wire Luning, promoted. [Company E ] Sergeant John Hunter, of the Fourth Artillery, to be Second Lieu- tenant, May 18,1864, vice Reid, promoted. [Company G.] 50

Twelfth Regiment of Infantry.

First Sergeant Anton Meyer, of the Fourteenth Infantry, to be Sec- ond Lieutenant, August 10, 1863? vice Lamonion, promoted. (Since dead.) Sergeant James E. Putnam, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Thieman,promoted. Corporal James H. May, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Earle, promoted. First Sergeant August Eggemeyer, to be Second Lieutenant, Octo- ber 31,1863, vice Liscum, promoted. (Since dead.) First Sergeant Jacob L. Stough, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Carr, promoted.

Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry.

Sergeant Robert Nelson, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Horr, promoted. (Since negatived by the Senate.) Sergeant James W. Paschal, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863, vice Beck, promoted. (Since resigned.) First Sergeant William H. Keeling, to be Second Lieutenant, Octo- ber 31,1863, we Norvell, promoted. Sergeant Major Richard Roman, to be Second Lieutenant,October 31, 1863,vice Kopp, promoted.

Fifteenth Regiment of Infantry.

Sergeant Alfred Hedberg, to be Second Lieutenant, July 21,1863, vice Honey, promoted. First Sergeant James P. Brown, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863,to fill an original vacancy. Sergeant Major Orson C. Knapp, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863,vice Decker, resigned.

Sixteenth Regiment of Infantry.

Sergeant Major Walter Clifford, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863,vice Torbett, promoted. First Sergeant Peter J. Coenzler, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10, 1863,1’iceMills, promoted. (Since killed in battle.) 51

First Sergeant Charles W. Hotsenpiller, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863,to fill an original vacancy.

Seventeenth Regiment of Infantry.

Quartermaster Sergeant John W. Carter, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Menzies, promoted. J. Carbery Lay, of the District of Columbia, to be Second Lieuten- ant, October 30,1863, vice Bradford, promoted. First Sergeant John T. Dowling, of the Thirteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, pice Smith, promoted. (Since dead.) First Sergeant James A. Hopkins, of.the Thirteenth Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, pice Emerson, promoted. Sergeant Henry F. Rice, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31,1863, vice Abbott,promoted. (Since resigned.) Sergeant GeorgeF. Adams, to be Second Lieutenant, June 30,1861, vice Lancaster, promoted. Sergeant Thomas M. Smith, to be Second Lieutenant, July 2, 1861, vice Stimpson, promoted.

Eighteenth Regiment of Infantry.

First Sergeant Henry C. Pohlman, to be Second Lieutenant, August 10,1863, vice Litchfield, promoted. (Since dead.) Sergeant Major Isaac D’Isay, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Harding, promoted. Sergeant Major John U. Gill, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Adair, promoted.

Nineteenth Regiment of Infantry.

First Sergeant Ezra P. Ewers, to be Second Lieutenant, October, 31 1863, vice Curtis, promoted. First Sergeant Thomas Davis, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1863, vice Miller, promoted.

To be Hospital Chaplains.

Henrj Stephens, of West Virginia, April 13, 1863. Samuel M. Beatty, of Ohio, April 17,1863. James Briiehl, of New York, t.p vil 22,1863. (Since mustered out.) John M. Green, of Maryland, April 22, 1863. Rodney Gage, of Massachusetts, April 22, 1863. John A. Spooner,of Maryland, April 22, 1863. (Since resigned.) Simeon P. Ives, of Illinois, April 22, 1863. James B. Crane, of Pennsylvania, April 22,1863. Jacob Frankel, of Pennsylvania, April 22, 1863. Peter McGrane,of Pennsylvania, April 22, 1863. Edward McGlynn, of New York, April 22, 1863. D’Crump Ormsby, of New York, April 22,1863. D. D. McKee, of Indiana,April 22,1863. John W. Arthur, of , April 22,1863. (Since revoked.) William C. Smith, of , April 22, 1863. William K. Talbot, of Kentucky, April 22,1863. Almon Gregory, of Indiana,April 22,1863. William L. Mather, of Massachusetts, April 22,1863. William Earnskaw, of Pennsylvania, April 22,1863. Franklin W. Olmsted, of , April 25, 1863. William M. Daily, of Indiana, May 9,1863. William C. Hubbard, of New York, May 11,1863. (Since expired by constitutional limitation.) Joseph A. Stephan, of Indiana, May 18,1863. Thomas Willett, of New York, May 20, 1863. (Since resigned.) Norman W. Camp, of New Jersey, May 29,1863. William H. Paddock, of Pennsylvania, June 19,1863. Christian G. Bentel, of Connecticut, July 15,1863. (Since resigned.) Charles W. Heisley, of New Jersey, August 1,1863. (Since resigned.) J. Agnew Crawford, of Pennsylvania, August 5,1863. Robert Day, of New York, August 13,1863. Patrick A. Maloy, of Illinois, September 17,1863. (Since cancelled.) M. J. W. Ambrose, of Kentucky, September 28, 1863. (Since expired by constitutional limitation.) William J. Potter, of Massachusetts, September 30, 1863. (Since resigned.) Patrick F. McCarthy, of the District of Columbia, October 2,1863. Jesse A. Hyden, ofTennessee, October 6,1863. Manuel J. Gonsalves, of Pennsylvania, October 17,1863. Alexander Shiras, of Pennsylvania, October 19, 1863. Philip McKim, of , Octobe|*19, 1863. James Schofield,of Iowa, October 19,1863. 53

Chauncey W. Fitch, of Indiana, October 26, 1863. John Vahey, of Illinois, November 2, 1863. (Since resigned.) D. D. Van Antwerp, of North Carolina, November 10’, 1863. James H. Brown, of Pennsylvania, November 12, 1863. William Wilson, of Ohio, November 17,1863. (Since resigned.) Alfred Nevin, of Pennsylvania, November 19,1863. Horace M. Carr, of Tennessee, November 27,1863. Herman Eggers, of Tennessee, December 2,1863. W. W. Woods, of Iowa, February 2,1864. J. H. McMonagle, of , February 17,1864. Charles Karsner,of Pennsylvania, February 23, 1864. (Since mustered out.) Christopher J. Crouch, of Pennsylvania, February 23, 1864. Edward P. Roe, of New York, February 29,1864. John W. Reger, of West Virginia, February 29,1864. N. L. Brakeman, of Indiana, February 29, 1864. Washington M. Grimes, of Ohio, February 29,1864. John C. Jacobi, of New York, March 18,1864. A. H. Lackey, of Illinois, March 18, 1864. James Fitzgibbon, of Illinois, March 18, 1864. John C. Gregg, of Pennsylvania, March 18,1864. Paul Wald, of Pennsylvania, March 18, 1864. William T. Johnson, of Pennsylvania, March 23,1864. T. M. Goodfellow, of Iowa, March 23,1864. Dudley Chase, of California, April 7, 1864. Thomas H. Monroe, of West Virginia, April 21, 1864. W. F. P. Noble, of Pennsylvania, April 21, 1864. William Krebs, of Missouri, April 21, 1864. (Since dead.) John Bantley, of Wisconsin, April 21, 1864. William G. Leonard, of Massachusetts, May 7, 1864. David 0. Jones, of Wisconsin, June 30, 1864. Michael Burdett, of Delaware, June 30, 1864. Michael J. Cramer, of Kentucky, June 30, 1864. Charles A. Raymond, of Virginia, June 30, 1864. Thomas W. Clark, of Massachusetts, June 30, 1864. Thomas Drumm, of Virginia, June 30, 1864. Norman Badger, of Kentucky,.June 30, 1864. Samuel S. Potter, of Indiana, July 15, 1864. 54

Gilbert Lane, of New Jersey, July 16,1864. William Philips, of Pennsylvania, July 19, 1864. Isaac M. Ely, of New York, July 26, 1864. Chauncey Leonard, of the District of Columbia, July 27, 1864. Cyrus Brewster, of Massachusetts, July 28, 1864. C. L. Egan, of Massachusetts, July 28, 1864. Alonzo Webster, of Vermont, August 3, 1864. William Vaux, of Tennessee, August 6, 1864. Charles H. Eowe, of Maine, August 15, 1864. Thomas E. Eawson, of New York, August 16, 1864. John A. Gere, of Pennsylvania, August 20, 1864.

Appointments by .

Brigadier General Joseph G. Totten, Chief Engineer United States Army, to be Major General, by Brevet, for long, faithful, and eminent services, to rank from April 21, 1861. General Montgomery C. Meigs, Quartermaster General United States Army, to be Major General, by Brevet, for distinguished and meritorious services during the present war, to rank from July 5 1864. Colonel , United States Army, late of the Corps of Engineers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for long and faithful service, to rank from May 31, 1863. °Brevet Colonel Eichard S. Satterlee, United States Army, to be Briga- dier General, by Brevet, for diligent care and attention in procuring proper army supplies as Medical Purveyor, and for economy and fidelity in the disbursement of large sums of money, to rank from September 2, 1864. *Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Eichard S. Satterlee, United States Army, to be Colonel, by Brevet, to rank from September 2, 1864. cSurgeon Eichard S. Satterlee, United States Army, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by Brevet, to rank from September 2, 1864. 55

III.—APPOINTMENTS MADE IN THE VOLUNTEER FORCE CALLED INTO SERVICE UNDER THE ACTS APPROVED JULY 22 AND 25, 1861, JULY 17, 1862, AND JULY 5, 1838.

General Officers. To be Major Generals. Brigadier General JohnM. Schofield, of the United States Volunteers, November 29, 1862, instead of May 12, 1863, as announced in “ Gene- ral Orders” No. 316, of September 18, 1863. Brigadier General , of the United States Volunteers. July 1, 1863. (Since dead.) Brigadier General Andrew A. Humphreys, of the United States Vol- unteers, July 8, 1863. Brigadier General Quincy A. Gillmore, of the United States Volun- teers, July 10, 1863. Brigadier General George C. Strong, of the United States Volunteers, July 18, 1863. (Since dead.) Brigadier General James A. Garfield, of the United States Volunteers, September 19, 1863. (Since resigned.) Brigadier General William F. Smith, of the United States Volun- teers, March 9, 1864. Brigadier General James B. Steedman, of the United States Volun- teers, April 20, 1864. Brigadier General Edward It. S. Canby, of the United States Volun- teers, May 7, 1864. Brigadier General Horatio G. Wright, of the United States Volun- teers, May 12, 1864. Brigadier General Andrew J. Smith, of the United States Volunteers, May 12, 1864. Brigadier General Grenville M. Dodge, of the United States Volun- teers, June 7, 1864. Brigadier General , of the United States Volunteers, June 7, 1863. Brigadier General Peter J. Osterhaus, of the United States Volun- teers, July 23, 1864. Brigadier General Joseph A. Mower, of the United States Volunteers, August 12, 1864. 56

To be Brigadier Generals.

Henry H. Sibley, of Minnesota, March 20, 1863. Colonel Joseph B. Carr, of the Second New York Volunteers, March 30, 1863. Joseph J. Bartlett, of New York, March 30, 1863, instead of Octo- ber 4, 1862, as announced in “ General Orders ” No. 316, of Septem- ber 18, 1863. Colonel Joshua T. Owens, of the Sixty-ninth Pennsylvania Volun- teers, March 30, 1863, instead of November 29, 1862, as announced in “General Orders ” No. 316, of September 18, 1863. (Since mustered out of service.) Colonel William Birney, of the Second United States Colored Troops* May 22, 1863. Colonel Edward P. Chapin, of the Sixteenth New York Volunteers, June 27, 1863. (Since dead.) Colonel , of the Eighty-third Pennsylvania Volun- teers, July 3, 1863. (Since dead.) ° Lieutenant Colonel William D. Whipple, Additional July 17, 1863. (Since expired by constitutional limitation, and since reappointed.) Colonel John C. Starkweather, of the First Wisconsin Volunteers, July 17, 1863. Captain Kenner Garrard, of the Fifth United States Cavalry, July 23, 1863. Colonel James L. Kiernan, of the United States Colored Troops, Au- gust 1, 1863. (Since resigned ) Captain Charles E. Woods, of the Ninth United States Infantry, Au- gust 4, 1863. Colonel John B. Sanborn, of the Fourth Minnesota Volunteers, Au- gust 4, 1863. Colonel Giles A. Smith, of the Eighth Missouri Volunteers, August 4, 1863. Colonel Samuel A. Rice, of the Thirty-third Iowa Volunteers, August 4, 1863. (Since dead.) Colonel Jasper A. Maltby, of the Fifty-fifth Illinois Volunteers, August 4, 1863. 57

Captain Alexander Chambers, of the Eighteenth United States In- fantry, August 11, 1863. (Since negatived by the Senate.) Colonel Ihomas K. Smith, of the Fifty-fourth Ohio Volunteers, Au- gust 11, 1863. Colonel Walter Q. Gresham, of the Fifty-third Indiana Volunteers, August 11, 186J3. Colonel Manning F. Force, of the Twentieth Ohio Volunteers, Au- gust 11, 1863. Colonel Robert A. Cameron, of the Thirty-fourth Indiana Volunteers, August 11, 1863. Colonel John M. Corse, of the Sixth Iowa Volunteers, August 11, 1863. Major John A. Rawlins, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, August 11, 1863. & Captain Alvan C. Gillem, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, August 17, 1863. (Since expired by constitutional limitation, and since reappointed.) Colonel James C. Rice, of the Forty-fourth New York Volunteers, August 17, 1863. (Since dead.) ColoneR John W. Turner, Additional Aide-de-Camp, September 7, 1863. Colonel Henry L. Eustis, of the Tenth Massachusetts Volunteers, September 12, 1863. (Since resigned.) Colonel Henry E. Davis, of the Second Ne York Cavalry, Septem- ber 16, 1863. Andrew J. Hamilton, of , September 18, 1863. Colonel Henry W. Birge, of the Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteers, September 19, 1863. Colonel Charles G. Harker, of the Sixty-fifth Ohio Volunteers, Sep- tember 20, 1863. (Since dead.) Captain William P. Sanders, of the Sixth United States Cavalry, October 18, 1863. (Since dead.) Captain Lucius Fairchild, of the Sixteenth United States Infantry, October 19, 1863. (Since resigned.) Colonel Stephen Miller, of the Seventh Minnesota Volunteers, Octo- ber 26, 1863. (Since resigned.) Colonel James H. Ledlie, of the Third New York Artillery, October 27, 1863. 58

Colonel Isaac F. Shepard, of the Third Missouri Volunteers, October 27, 18G3. (Since expired by constitutional limitation.) ° Captain James H. Wilson, of the United States Corps of Engineers, October 30, 1863. (Since expired by constitutional limitation, and since reappointed.) Colonel Adin B. Underwood, of the Thirty-third Massachusetts Vol- unteers, November 6, 1863. Colonel Augustus L. Chetlain, of the Twelfth Illinois Volunteers, December 18, 1863. Colonel William A. Pile, of the Thirty-third Missouri Volunteers* December 26, 1863. Colonel John W. Fuller, of the Twenty-seventh Ohio Volunteers, January 5, 1864. Colonel John F. Miller, of the Twenty-ninth Indiana Volunteers, January 5, 1864. Colonel Philip Regis de Trobriand, of the Fifty-fifth New York Vol- unteers, January 5, 1864. Colonel Cyrus Bussey, of the Third Iowa Cavalry, January5, 1864. Colonel Christopher C. Andrews, of the Third Minnesota Volunteers, January 5, 1864. Colonel Hiram Burnham, of the Sixth Maine Volunteers, April 27, 1864. Colonel Edward M. McCook, of the Second Indiana Cavalry, April 27,1864. • Colonel Lewis A. Grant, of the Fifth Vermont Volunteers, April 27, 1864. Colonel Edward Hatch, of the Second Iowa Cavalry, April 27,1864. Colonel August V. Kautz, of the Second Ohio Cavalry, and Captain Sixth United States Cavalry, May 7, 1864. Colonel Francis Fessenden, of the Twenty-fifth Maine Volunteers, and Captain Nineteenth United States Infantry, May 10. 1864. Colonel J. F. Hartrauft, of the Fifty-first Pennsylvania Volunteers, May 12, 1864. Colonel Samuel S. Carroll, of the Eighteenth Ohio Volunteers, and Captain Tenth United States Infantry, May 12,1864. Colonel Simon G. Griffin, of the Sixth New Hampshire Volunteers, May 12, 1864. Colonel , of the One Hundred and Twenty-first New 59

York Volunteers, and First Lieutenant Fifth United States Artillery May 12, 18 64. Colonel John R. Brooke, of the Fifty-third Pennsylvania Volunteers, May 12, 1864. Colonel Nelson A. Miles, of the Sixty-first New York Volunteers, May 12, 1864. Colonel Joseph Hayes, of the Eighteenth Massachusetts Volunteers, May 12, 1864. Colonel Byron R. Pierce, of the Third Michigan Volunteers, June 7, 1864. Colonel Selden Conner, of the Nineteenth Maine Volunteers, June 11, 1864. Colonel Elliott W. Rice, of the Seventh Iowa Volunteers, June 20, 1864. Colonel William F. Bartlett, of the Fifty-seventh Massachusetts Volunteers, June 20, 1864. Colonel Joshua L. Chamberlain, of the Twentieth Maine Volunteers, June 18,1864. Colonel Edward S. Bragg, of the Sixth Wisconsin Volunteers, June 25.1864. Colonel Friend S. Rutherford, of the Ninety-seventh Illinois Volun- teers, June 27,1864. (Dead.) Colonel Martin D. Hardin, of the Twelfth and First Lieutenant of the Third United States Artillery, July 2,1864. Colonel Charles J.Paine, of the Second Louisiana Volunteers, July 4.1864. ° Colonel Daniel McCook, of the Fifty-second Ohio Volunteers, July 16.1864. (Since dead.) ° Colonel John B. McIntosh, of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry, July 21, 1864. * Colonel George H. Chapman, of the Third Indiana Cavalry, July 21, 1864. ° Colonel William Grose, of the Thirty-sixth Indiana Volunteers, July 30.1864. ° Colonel Joseph A. Cooper, of the Sixth Tennessee Volunteers, July 30,1864. * Colonel John T. Croxton,of the Fourth Kentucky Volunteers, July 30,1864. 60

55 Colonel John W. Sprague, of the Sixty-third Ohio Volunteers, July 30, 1864. * Colonel James W. Reilly, of the One Hundred and Fourth Ohio Volunteers, July 30, 1864. ° Colonel Luther P. Bradley, of the Fifty-first Illinois Volunteers, July 30, 1864. ° Colonel Charles C. Walcutt, of the Forty-sixth Ohio Volunteers, July 30,1864. ° Colonel William W. Belknap, of the Fifteenth IowaVolunteers, July 30, 1864. 55 Colonel Powell Clayton, of the Fourth Cavalry, August 1, 1864. ° Lieutenant Colonel Joseph A. Haskin, Additional Aide-de-Camp, August 5,1864. ° Colonel James D. Fessenden, Additional Aide-de Camp, August 8, 1864. *Colonel Daniel D. Bidwell, of the Forty-ninth New YorkVolunteers, August 11,1864. ° Colonel Eli Long, of the Fourth Ohio Cavalry, and Captain Fourth United States Cavalry, August 18, 1864. ° Colonel Thomas W. Egan, of the Fortieth New York Volunteers, September 3, 1864. ° Colonel Joseph R. Hawley, of the Seventh Connecticut Volunteers, September 13, 1864. ** Colonel William H. Seward, of the Ninth New York Heavy Artil- lery, September 13, 1864.

Aides-De-Camp under the Act of Jult 17, 1862.

Majors.

First Lieutenant William G. Mitchell, of the Forty-ninth Pennsyl- vania Volunteers, June 25, 1863, for Major General Hancock. Captain James C. McCoy, Aide-de-Camp, July 4, 1863, for Major General Sherman. Captain Thomas B. Brooks, of the New York Volunteer Engineers, August 17, 1863, for Major General Gillmore. Captain Granville E. Johnson, Aide-de-Camp, August 24, 1863, for Major General Heintzelman. 61

Captain Samuel S. Seward, Additional 'Aide-de-Camp, August 28, 1863, for Major General Ord. First Lieutenant Thomas G. Beaham, of the Second Iowa Cavalry, November 6,1863, for Major General Granger. (Since resigned.) Peter Haggerty, of Massachusetts, November 9,1863, for Major Gen- eral Butler. Captain Walter Cutting, Additional Aide-de-Camp, February 29, 1864, for Major General Augur. Captain John R. Hotaliug, of the Second Illinois Cavalry, February 29.1864, for Major General Logan. Captain Miles W. Keogh, Additional Aide-de-Camp, April 7, 1864, for Major General Stoneman. First Lieutenant Washington A. Roebling, of the Sixth Independent New York Battery, April 20, 1864, for Major General Warren. Captain James R. Ross, of the Eleventh Indiana Volunteers, April 21.1864, for Major General Wallace. Captain Frederick C. Newhall, of the Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry, May 3,1864, for Major General Sheridan. First Lieutenant William M. Wherry, of the Thirteenth United States Infantry, May 12, 1864, for Major General Schofield. Captain Charles T. Scammon,of the Ninth Illinois Cavalry, June 7, 1864, for Major General Steele. ® Captain James C. Briscoe, of the Fortieth New York Volunteers, September, 3, 1864, for Major General Birney.

Captains.

Alfred F. Puffer, of New York, October 1,1862, for Major General Butler. Robert S. Davis, of Massachusetts, October 1,1862, for Major General Butler. (Since appointed Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers with the rank of Major.) Alexander Moore, of Illinois, May 30, 1863, for Major General Sickles. First Lieutenant Isaac B. Parker, of the Forty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers, June 25, 1863, for Major General Hancock. First Lieutenant William D. W. Miller, of the Sixty-sixth New York Volunteers, June 25,1863, for Major General Hancock, First Lieutenant Henry M. Bragg, of the One Hundred and Thirty- 62 ninth New York Volunteers, August 17, 1863, for Major General Gill- more. Captain Charles P. Horton, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, August 24, 1863, for Major General Heintzelman. First Lieutenant Hugh G. Brown, of theFifteenth Iowa Volunteers, August 28,1863, for Major General Ord. Alexander B. Sharpe, of Pennsylvania, August 28,1863, for Major General Ord. First Lieutenant Joseph C. Audenried, of the Sixth United States Cavalry, October 27, 1863, for Major General Sherman. Charles G. Hutton, of New York, October 30, 1863, for Major General Burnside. William L. Avery, of Ohio, November 6,1863, for Major General Granger. Captain Jeremiah G. Taylor, of the Seventy-first Ohio Volunteers, November 6,1863, for Major General Granger. (Since resigned.) First Lieutenant David K. Cross, of theFifth New Hampshire Volun- teers, November 6,1863, for Major General Howard. (Since resigned.) Haswell C. Clarke, of Massachusetts, November 9,1863,for Major General Butler. First Lieutenant James H. Wright, of the Fifty-second Indiana Vol- unteers, November 17,1863, for Major General Hurlburt. First Lieutenant Davidson C. Moore, of the Thirty-first Illinois Vol- unteers, February 29,1864, for Major General Logan. First Lieutenant John S. Hoover, of the Thirty-first Illinois Volun- teers, February 29, 1864, for Major General Logan. Second Lieutenant William C. Bartlett, of the Third United States Artillery, March 19,1864, for Major General Schofield. Second Lieutenant Henry Jayne, of the Seventh Illinois Cavalry, March 25,1864, for Major General McClernand. First Lieutenant Henry C. Robinett, of the First United States In- fantry, March 25,1864, for Major General McClernand. Sergeant Emmor B. Cope, of the First Pennsylvania Reserve Volun- teers, April 20, 1864, for Major General Warren. First Lieutenant Samuel W. Taylor, of the Thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, April 21,1864, for Major General Hooker. c First Lieutenant George S. Melville, of the Veteran Reserve Corps, May 11,1864, for Major General Canby. 63

■Second Lieutenant Thomas W. C. Moore, of the Twenty-fourth Wis- consin Volunteers, May 18,1864, for Major General Sheridan. First Lieutenant Michael V. Sheridan, of the Second Missouri Volun- teers, May 18,1864, for Major General Sheridan. Second Lieutenant F. W. Gilbreth,of the Third Maine Volunteers, May 18,1864, for Major General Howard. * First Lieutenant Clarence T. Barrett, of the One Hundred and Fifty-sixth New York Volunteers, May 27, 1864, for Major General Canby. First Lieutenant Jules C. Webber, of the Eighteenth Illinois Volun- teers, June 7,1864, for Major General Steele. First Lieutenant Frederick Sommer, of the Twenty-ninth Iowa Vol- unteers, June 7,1864, for Major General Steele. First Lieutenant Thomas L. Haydn, of the Seventh Connecticut Volunteers, June 7,1864, for Major General Wright. First Lieutenant Henry W. Farrar, of the Seventh Maine Volunteers, June 7,1864, for Major General Wright. First Lieutenant William J. Twining, of the United States Corps of Engineers, June 30,1864, for Major General Schofield. * Robert S. Thoms, of Ohio, July 4, 1864, for Major General Rose- crans. ° Lieutenant William B. Pratt, of the Thirty-first Missouri Volunteers, August 8,1864, for Major General Logan.

Adjutant General’s Department.

To be Assistant Adjutant Generals with the rank of Major. Captain John S. Schultze, Aide-de-Camp, June 23, 1863. Captain Eoswell M. Sawyer, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, July 4, 1863. Captain Noah L. Jeffries, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, ■August 12,1863. (Since resigned.) Captain CharlesW. Foster, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, August 24,1863. Captain Wickham Hoffman, Assistant Adjutant General of Volun- teers, August 26,1863. Captain Jacob It. Muhlman, Assistant Adjutant General of Volun- teers, September 4,1863. 64

Captain Gates P. Thruston, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, September 4,1863. Captain Fitzhugh Birney, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, September 15,1863. Captain William H. Clark, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, September 15,1863. Captain Edward C. Baird, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, September 18,1863. Joseph M. Bell, of Massachusetts, November 7,1863. CaptainRoberts S. Davis, Aide-de-Camp, November 9,1863. John Hay, of Illinois, January 12,1864.

F. A. Haskell, of , February 29,1864. C. S. Cliarlat, of Missouri, March 8,1864. Captain Philip M. Lydig, Aide-de-Camp, March 18,1864. Captain James W. Forsyth, Eighteenth United States Infantry, April 7.1864. Captain Robert Des Anges, of the Ninth United States Corps d’Afri- que, April 7,1864. Captain Septimus Carncross, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, April 20, 1864. Captain Burr H. Polk, Assistant Adjutant General of Voluuteers, April 20, 1864. Captain George W. Burton, Commissary of Subsistence of Volunteers, April 21,1864. Captain Ricbard T. Auchmrrty, Assistant Adjutant General of Volun- teers, June 7,1864. . Captain Maxwell V. L. Woodhull, Aide-de-Camp, June 30, 1864. Captain Henry R. Dalton, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, June 30,1864. Captain Seth B. Moe, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, June 30.1864. Captain John Hough, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, July 2.1864. Adam E. King, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, July 15,1864. John W. Barnes, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, July 15,1864. 65

Theodore Read, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, July 25,1864. °Captain Duncan S. Walker, Assistant Adjutant General ofVolunteers, July 27,1864. °Redwood Price, of Ohio, August 5,1864.

Assistant Adjutants General. Captains. Lieutenant Edward T. Parkinson, of the Seventh Maine Volunteers, July 7,1863. George M. Franklin, of Pennsylvania, July 10,1863. Captain Micajah G. Lewis, of the Third Connecticut Volunteers, July 21,1863. Lieutenant Joel E. Hoffman, of the Eighth Kentucky Cavalry, July 21,1863. (Since resigned.) Lieutenant Samuel L. Woodward, of the Sixth Illinois Cavalry, July 21,1863. Thomas J. Loudon, of , July 21,1863. (Since dead.) William W. Harral,of Connecticut, July 21,1863. (Since revoked.) Lieutenant Joseph H. Metcalf, of the Fourteenth Maine Volunteers, September 4,1863. Captain Septimus Carncross, Aide-de-camp, September 4, 1863. (Since appointed Major, Assistant Adjutant General.) Lieutenant Henry L. Johnson, of the Fifth Connecticut Volunteers, September 4,1863. Lieutenant Charles T. Greene, of New York, September 4,1863. Captain L. G. Estes, of the First Maine Cavalry, September 4,1863. Jacob L. Green, of Michigan, September 4,1863. First Lieutenant R. P. Crawford, of the Fifty-seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers, September 4,1863. James H. Steger, of Missouri, September 4,1863. William W. Carruth, of , September4,1863. (Since resigned.) First Lieutenant Albert Woodbury, Second Battery Minnesota Vol- unteers, September 4, 1863. First Lieutenant Andrew J. Davis, of the Seventeenth Ohio Volun- teers, September 4,1863. (Since resigned.) Sergeant Samuel L. Taggart, of Company K, Third Iowa Volunteers, September 4,1863. Lieutenant Eobert S. Seabury, of the Seventy-first Pensylvania Vol- unteers, September 12,1863. First Lieutenant Will Eumsey, of the First New York Artillery, Sep- tember 12,1863. Eobert Morrow, of Tennessee, September 14,1863. Charles A. Gould, of Massachusetts, September 14,1863. First Lieutenant A. F. Eockwell, New York Chasseurs, September 15.1863. Captain Phineas A. Davis, of the Seventh Massachusetts Battery, September 16,1863. William IL Wiegel, of Maryland, September 17, 1863. Lieutenant Henry C. Whipple, of the Second Michigan Cavalry, Sep- tember 19, 1863. Eowland Cox, of the Fourteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers, Septem- ber 19,1863. Samuel E. Beardsley, of the Twenty-fourth New York Volunteers, September 28,1863. Captain CharlesH. Kibler, of the Seventy-sixth Ohio Volunteers, Sep- tember 28,1863. (Since resigned.) First Lieutenant James B. Walker, of the Twentieth Connecticut Vol- unteers, September 29,1863. Edward Eobinson, jr., of New York, September 30, 1863. (Since resigned.) Private GeorgeK. Leet, of the Chicago Mercantile Battery, October 3.1863. Captain Henry P. Cooke, of the Second New Jersey Volunteers, Oc- tober 7, 1863. First Lieutenant J. Warren Miller, of the Forty-fifth Illinois Volun- teers, October 9, 1863. William A. La Motte, of Delaware, November 9, 1863. Lieutenant Frederick L. Tremain, of the Eighth New York Artil- lery, November 11, 1863. First Lieutenant Horace H. Thomas, of the Eighth East Tennessee Volunteers, November 12, 1863. Lieutenant George V. Massey, of the First Delaware Cavalry, Novem- ber 13,1863. Lieutenant J. W. Barnes, of the One hundred and eighteenth Illi- nois Volunteers, November 25, 1863. (Since appointed Major, Assist- ant Adjutant General.) Second Lieutenant Robert H. Ramsey, of the Forty-fifth Pennsylvania Militia, December 5, 1863. Lieutenant John S. Butler, Adjutant of the Thirteenth Kentucky Volunteers, December 5, 1863. First Lieutenant John G. Telford, of the Forty-fourth Ohio Volun- teers, February 29,1864. First Lieutenant S. M. Morgan, of the Eighty-sixth New York Vol- unteers, February 29, 1864. First Lieutenant William W. Deane, of the Twelfth Maine Volun- teers, February 29, 1864. First Lieutenant Lewis T. Barney, of the Sixty-eighth New York Volunteers, February 29, 1864. (Since resigned.) Lieutenant Charles H. Graves, of the Fortieth New York Volunteers, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant Horace Poole, of the Twenty-first Iowa Volunteers, Feb- ruary 29, 1864. Lieutenant John H. Chase, of the Sixteenth Massachusetts Volunteers, February 29,1864. Captain Alexander C.McClurg, of the Eighty-eighth Illinois Volun- teers, February 29,1864. Captain Enos B. Parsons, of the Eighth New York Cavalry, February 29,1864. Captain E. T. Wells, of the Eighty-ninth Illinois Volunteers, Febru- ary 29, 1864. First Lieutenant Ezra W. Clark, of the Thirty-fourth Ohio Mounted Infantry,February 29,1864. First Lieutenant Addison Ware, jr., of the Eighth Missouri Volun- teers, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant James Johnson, of the Seventieth New York Volunteers, February 29,1864. First Lieutenant John W. Acheson, of the Eighty-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers, February 29,1864. First Lieutenant Marcellus Bailey, of the First Regiment United States Colored Troops, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant Martin Norton, of the Twentieth Illinois Volunteers, February 29, 1864. 68

Lieutenant Philip G. Bier, Twelfth West Virginia Volunteers, Feb- ruary 29, 1864. Captain Jacob M. Howard, jr., Aide-de-camp, March 18, 1864. Lieutenant William A. Sutherland, Nineteenth Ohio Volunteers, March 18, 1864. Herman A. Ulffers, of Missouri, March 18.1864. Leo Carper, of Iowa, April 7, 1864. A. Sidney Alden, of Pennsylvania, April 7, 1864. Lieutenant Henry M. Cist, of the Seventy-fourth Ohio Volunteers, April 20, 1864. First Lieutenant Kobert G. Curtis, of the First Mississippi Colored Troops, April 20, 1864. First Lieutenant William R. Driver, of the Nineteenth Massachusetts Volunteers, April 20, 1864. First Lieutenant Charles H. Dod, of the First New Jersey Cavalry, April 20, 1864. First Lieutenant James A. Sayles, of the Fifth Vermont Volunteers, April 20, 1864. First Lieutenant Amasa E. Dana, of the Eighth Illinois Cavalry, April 20, 1864. Captain George Monteith, of the Fourth Michigan Volunteers, April 20, 1864. Captain Frank H. Cowdrey, of the Ninety-fifth New York Volun- teers, April 20, 1864. Captain John D. Fish, of the One hundred and twenty-first New York Volunteers, April 20, 1864. (Since dead.) Captain James W. Latta, of the One hundred and nineteenth Penn- sylvania Volunteers, April 20,1864. Captain Charles H. Miller, of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, April 20, 1864. Sergeant Augustine F. Hayden, of the Sixth New York Cavalry, April 20, 1864. Captain E. W. Andrews, of the Sixth New York Artillery, April 20, 1864. First Lieutenant John A. Wright, of the First Kentucky Volunteers, May 18, 1864. First Lieutenant William H. H. Emmons, of the First New York Dragoons, May, 18,1864. 69

First Lieutenant Carlos L. White, of the Fifth Iowa Volunteers, May 18, 1864. First Lieutenant J. Harrison Lamhclin, of the One hundred and twenty-first Pennsylvania Volunteers, May 18,1S64. First Lieutenant Henry Mahnkin, of the Sixth New York Veteran Cavalry, May 18, 1864. Captain Robert Adams, jr., of the Twenty-third Illinois Volunteers, May 18,1864. First Lieutenant George A. Fiske, jr., of the Third Massachusetts Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Captain David W. Palmer, of the One hundred and forty-fifth New York Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Captain Charles B. Amory, of the Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Vol- unteers, May 18, 1864. Lieutenant William R. Thomas, of the One hundred and fifth Illi- nois Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Charles R. Train, of Massachusetts, May 18, 1864. Charles A. Clark, of Maine, May 18, 1864. Alexander R. Ninninger, of Minnesota, June 7, 1864. Captain John H. Broach, of the One hundred and seventy-third New York Volunteers, June 7, 1864. Frederick Rosenkrantz, late First Lieutenant of the One hundred and thirty-seventh New York Volunteers, June 7, 1864. Sergeant Horatio N. Wheeler, of Company A, Seventeenth Illinois Volunteers, June 7, 1864. Lieutenant Livingston Howland, of the Thirty-seventh Indiana Vol- unteers, June 30, 1864. First Lieutenant Daniel D. Wheeler, of the Fourth Vermont Volun- teers, June 30,1864. Lieutenant John E. Parsons, of the One hundred and forty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers, June 30, 1864. Lieutenant William T. Kittredge, of the Fourth Minnesota Volun- teers, June 30, 1864. Captain Henry A. Hale, of the Nineteenth Massachusetts Volun- teers, June 30, 1864. Lieutenant F. A. Copeland, of the Fifth Michigan Cavalry, June 30, 1864. 70

First Lieutenant John F. Lacey, of the Thirty-third Iowa Volun- teers, June 30, 1864. Lieutenant Robert E. Beecher, of the Seventy-third Ohio Volunteers, June 30, 1864. First Lieutenant D. J. Craigie, of the Eighth Iowa Volunteers, July 2, 1864. First Lieutenant Theodore Cox, of the Eleventh Ohio Volunteers, July 2, 1864. °Charles A. Carleton, of New York, July 15, 1864. A. Cilley, of , July 15, 1864. *Solon A. Carter, of New Hampshire, July 15, 1864. B. Campbell, of Indiana, July 21, 1864. Lusby, of Iowa, July 21, 1864. tJJohn B. Maitland, of Pennsylvania, July 23, 1864. J. Mills, of Massachusetts, July 25, 1864. •-John C. Youngman, of Pennsylvania, July 25, 1864. *Augustus M. Van Dyke, of Indiana, July 25, 1864. ®James M. Linnard, of Pennsylvania, July 27, 1864. ° Aaron P. Gilbert, of Iowa, July 28, 1864. °George W. Hooker, of Massachusetts, August 1, 1864. R. Sealy, of New York, August 12, 1864. °J. J. McVean, of New York, August 13, 1864.

Judge Advocate's Department. To be Judge Advocates with the rank of Major. Captain Joseph L. Stackpole, Commissary of Subsistence of Vol- unteers, for the Army in North Carolina, July 11, 1863. Henry L. Burnett, of Ohio, for the Army in the Department of the Ohio, August 10,1863. Captain Edward R. Platt, of the Second United States Artillery, for the Army of the Potomac, November 2, 1863. Captain Addison A. Hosmer, of the First Massachusetts Heavy Artil- lery, for the Eleventh Army Corps, November 24, 1863. John A. Bingham, of Ohio, for the Army in the Department of the Susquehanna, January 12, 1864. (Since resigned.) John C. Campbell, of West Virginia, for the Army in the Department of West Virginia, February 29, 1864. 71

Captain John C. Hensliaw, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, for the Tenth Army Corps, February 29, 1864. Captain Lucien Eaton, of the Twenty-third Missouri Volunteers, for the Army in the Department of the Missouri, July 2, 1864. •“Lieutenant John C. Gray, of the Third Massachusetts Volunteers, for the Department of the South, July 25, 1864.

Quartermaster’s Department. To be Assistant Quartermasters with the rank of Captain. Captain AugustusV. Barringer, Commissary of Subsistence of Vol- unteers, August 5, 1861. Charles J. Bulkley, of , March 4, 1863. Arthur G. Burr, of , March 4, 1863. Edward P. Pitkin, of Ohio, July 2, 1863. Patrick Flanigan, of Missouri, July 2, 1863. John Sheridan, of Ohio, July 3, 1863. (Since dead.) Strickland Yardley, of Pennsylvania, July 3, 1863. July 1863. revoked.) Girard Bancker, of , 3, (Since H. W. Persing, of Ohio, July 3, 1863. Herman Garvens, of Missouri, July 3, 1863. Calvin Baker, of Wisconsin, July 4, 1863. Seth C. Hawley, of New York, July 7, 1863. (Since resigned.) Bazil L. Spangler, of Ohio, July 8,1863. Henry T. Noble, of Illinois, July 8,1863. George B. Cadwallader, of Pennsylvania, July 8,1863. John L. Kelley, of New Hampshire, July 8,1863. Isaac C. Abbott, of Maine, July 8,1863. David 0. De Wolf, of New York, July 8,1863. Samuel B. Boney, of Pennsylvania, July 8, 1863. Albert M. Bradshaw, of New York, July 8, 1863. Thomas Palmer, of Ohio, July 8,1863. J. W. Schenck, of New York, July 8,1863. Charles B. Chittenden, of New York, July 10,1863. T. K. McCann, of West Virginia, July 15,1863. Piicliard B. Locke, of New York, July 17,1863. Homer A. Cooke, of Massachusetts, July 21, 1863. Arthur S. Nesmith, of New Hampshire, July 22,1863. 72

Allen P. Tilton, of New Jersey, July 23, 1863. (Since resigned.) George W. Cushing, of Rhode Island, July 24, 1863. Gilbert M. Husted, of New York, July 28,1863. John F. Coulter, of New York, July 28, 1863. (Since dismissed.) Lucian Swift, of Ohio, July 28,1863. (Since resigned.) John L. Routt, of Illinois, July 28,1863. Horatio A. Du Puy, of Pennsylvania, July 30,1863. William A. Rankin, of Kansas, July 30, 1863. Damon Y. Kilgore, of Wisconsin, July 30,1863. Charles H. Irvin, of Michigan, July 31,1863. Henry W. Janes, of New Jersey, July 31, 1863. (Since appointed Assistant Quartermaster United States Army.) James T. Conklin, of Wisconsin, July 31,1863. Walter C. Hurlbut, of Illinois, July 31,1863. (Since resigned.) Thomas J. Kerr, of Ohio, August 5,1863. Albert S. Ashmead, of Pennsylvania, August 5,1863. William T. Howell, of Pennsylvania, August 5,1863. George C. Winslow, of Massachusetts, August 10,1863. John E. Little, of Pennsylvania, August 12,1863. (Since resigned.) Samuel B. Lauffer, of Pennsylvania, August 14,1863 Alba M. Tucker, of Indiana, August 15,1863. Marquis L. Smith, of Indiana, August 19,1863. (Since resigned.) George A. Norton, of Massachusetts, September 25,1863. Thomas C. Dudley, of Indiana, September 29, 1863. Joseph Pool, of Ohio, October 3,1863. (Since resigned.) George M. Chester, of Michigan, October 12, 1863. (Negatived by the Senate and since appointed.) John E. Remington, of Illinois, October 13,1863. Orlando Brown, of Massachusetts, October 13,1863. Stafford G. Lynch, of Ohio, October 27, 1863. William G. Fuller, of Ohio, October 27,1863. W. L. Gross, of Illinois, October 27, 1863. J. C. Van Duzer, of Illinois,# Octobertf 27,1863. E. C. Clowry, of Missouri, October 27, 1863. L. F. Sheldon, of Illinois, October 27,1863. John W. McKitn, of Massachusetts, October 30, 1863. Robert G. Staples, of Virginia, November 6,1863. Thomas G. Whytal, of Massachusetts, November 13,1863. James T. Hoyt, of California, November 17, 1863. E. L. Westbrook, of California, November 17,1863. P. B. Johnson, of California, November 17, 1863. A. N. Runyon, of California, November 17,1863. James Trumbull, of Indiana, November 21,1863. James T. Clark, of Kentucky, December 2, 1863. Gilbert E. Dunbar, of Massachusetts, December 5,1863. Edward S. Sinks, of Ohio, December 5,1863. Charles H. Deane, of Illinois, December 5,1863. (Negatived !by the the Senate and since appointed.) E. B. Kirk, of Ohio, December 5,1863. Horatio M. Smith, of Ohio, December 5,1863. H. Skinner, of Ohio, December 5,1863. H. P. Whitsell, of Ohio, December 5,1863. J. Morlan,of Indiana, December 5,1863. E. Geisey, of Ohio, December 5,1863. M. T. Sappingtcn, of Missouri, December 5,1863. C. F. Emery, of Illinois, December 5,1863. William A. Wainwright, of Indiana, December 5,1863. John E. Jennings, of Pennsylvania, December 5, 1863. Andrew W. Wills, of Pennsylvania, December 5,1863. Curtis S. Barrett, of Vermont, December 5,1863. Benjamin Burton, of Illinois, December 5,1863. Edward S. Allen, of the District of Columbia, December 5,1863. Horace James, of Massachusetts, February 18,1861. Private W. S. How, of the Ninth New York Volunteers, February 23, 1864. James E. Jones? of Kansas, February 23,1864. George F. W. Willey, of Illinois, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant John P. Drennan, of the Eighty-second Ohio Volunteers, February 29, 1864. Sydney S. Starr, of Wisconsin, February 29,1864. First Lieutenant L. M. Brooks, of the Ohio Volunteer Artillery, Feb- ruary 29,1864. Ira C. Barbour, of Illinois, February 29,1864. 74

Lieutenant Grove L. Heaton, of the Sixty-seventh Ohio Volunteers, February 29,1864. Lieutenant A. B. Lawrence, of the One hundred and thirtieth New York Volunteers, February 29,1864. Second Lieutenant Charles S. McEntee, of the Forty-third New York Volunteers, February 29,1864. Lieutenant Henry L. Carver, of the Sixth Minnesota Volunteers, Feb- ruary 29, 1864. John Gregson,of the District of Columbia, February 29, 1864. Ozias Blanchard, of Maine, February 29,1864. Uriah S, Lowe, of New York, February 29,1864. Harry Brownson, of Vermont, February 29,1864. Asa P. Blunt, of Vermont, February 29,1864. George J. Carney, of Massachusetts, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant Robert W. Wetherell,of the Nineteenth Illinois Volun- teers, February 29,1864. Varnum H. Hill, of New Hampshire, February 29,1864. Reuben A. McCormick, of Ohio, February 29,1864. Nelson J. Hopkins, of New York, February 29, 1864. First Lieutenant Joseph M. Brown, of the Second Massachusetts Cav- alry, February 29,1864. Lieutenant John of the Seventeenth Missouri Volunteers, February 29,1864. Lieutenant Charles V. H. Sabin, of the First Vermont Cavalry, Feb- ruary 29,1864. Lieutenant Samuel Baird, of the Twenty-ninth Indiana Volunteers, February 29,1864. Eli B. Bean, of Maine, February 29,1864. H. B. Blackman, of Michigan, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant John Bohan, of the Thirty-ninth Indiana Volunteers, February 29,1864. Henry Bowman, of Massachusetts, February 29, 1864. J. N. Cornish, of Iowa, February 29, 1864. G. H. Clemens, of Ohio, February 29,1864. George H. Dobyns, of Kentucky, February 29, 1864. Captain John F. Ernst, of the Ninety-fourth New York Volunteers, February 29, 1864. 75

John P. Finley, of Iowa, February 29,1864. Alexander Hull, of New York, February 29, 1864. William F. Kerns, of Minnesota, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant J. C. Mann, of the First Wisconsin Cavalry,February 29, 1864. Lieutenant F. M. Norcross, of the Thirtieth 1 Massachusetts Volunteers, February 29,1864. Lieutenant J. B. Pearce, late of the Thirty-second Ohio Volunteers, February 29, 1864. Edwin J. Smith, of Iowa, February 29, 1864. Captain Charles E. Walbridge, of the One hundredth New York Vol- unteers, February 29,1864. Isaac N. Buck, of Illinois, February 29, 1864. Lieutenant William B. McGrorty, of the Fifth Minnesota Volunteers, February 29,1864. Richard Penney, of Missouri, February 29,1864. Lieutenant Jesse E. Scott, of the Eighth Indiana Volunteers, Febru- ary 29,1864. William H. Humes, of Pennsylvania, February 29,1864. Captain Buell C. Carter, of the Thirteenth New Hampshire Volun- teers,February 29,1864. Alexander McIntosh, of Illinois, February 29,1864. Lieutenant John B. Dexter, of the Second Kansas Volunteers, Feb- ruary 29,1864. Ira F. Payson, of Michigan, February 29, 1864. (Since dead.) Lieutenant Emanuel Hade, of the One hundred and second Ohio Vol- unteers, February 29,1864. Private Harvey F. Douglass, of the Second New Jersey Volunteers, March 7,1864. Charles H. Peck, of Michigan, March 18,1864. Andrew J. McGonnigle, of Pennsylvania, March 18,1864. Elisha L. Wadsworth, of Illinois, March 18,1864. Josiah L. C. Amee, of Massachusetts, March 18,1864. Lieutenant Thomas C. McCall, of the Thirty-second Iowa Volunteers, March 18,1864. Le Boy Cofran, of West Virginia, March 18,1864. John Power, of Pennsylvania, March 18,1864. Ammie Cutter, of Minnesota, March 18,1864. 76

Sergeant Major Walter S. Robertson, of the Eighth Minnesota Cavalry, March 18,1864. (Since dismissed.) B. F. Kelley, jr., of West Virginia, March 18, 1864. Chase H. Dickinson, of Illinois, March 18, 1864. Le Roy Crawford, of Oregon, March 30,1864. David Waldo, of Missoftri, April 7,1864. Thomas P. Wilson, of Minnesota,April 7,1864. Jonathan S. Harvey, of Indiana, April 7,1864. Henry C. Lawrence, of Illinois, April 7,1864. Lieutenant John K. Cilley, of the Eleventh New Hampshire Volun- teers, April 7,1864. John Parks, of New York, April 7,1864. Amos M. Kellogg, of Michigan, April 7,1864. Lieutenant Andrew Y. Carner, of the One hundred and thirty-fourth New York Volunteers, April 7,1864. Private A. Patterson Smith, of the Twenty-fourth Wisconsin Volun- teers, April 7,1864. Lieutenant Amos S. Kimball, of the New York Volunteers, April 7, 1864. Lieutenant Alfred J.Lloyd, of the Tenth Kansas Volunteers, April 7, 1864. Lieutenant James G. Payne, of the One hundred and forty-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers, April 7, 1864. John V. Furey, of New York, April 7,1864. Lieutenant John Fahy, of the Sixty-ninth New York Volunteers, April 7,1864. John H. Crowell, of Maine, April 7,1864. First Lieutenant Albert Mason, of the Thirty-eighth Massachusetts Volunteers, April 7,1864. Edmond J. Thomas, of Missouri, April 7,1864. Captain M. D. Wickersham, of the Seventy-ninth Pennsylvania Vol- unteers, April 7,1864. Alexander Biscaccianti, ofNew York, April 7, 1864. (Since mustered out.^ Captain D. W. H. Day, of the One hundred and eleventh Ohio Vol- unteers, April 7,1864. Lieutenant John W. Clark, of the Sixth Vermont Volunteers, April 7, 1864. 77

Lieutenant Adoniram Austin, of the Fifth Vermont Volunteers, Apri 7.1864. First Lieutenant Alonzo Kingsbury, of the Forty-seventh Ohio Volun- teers, April 7,1864, Lieutenant Homer L. Thayer, of the First Michigan Veteran Volun- teers, April 7,1864. Lieutenant Edward P. Graves, of the One hundred and seventh New York Volunteers, April 7,1864. Jesse E. Willis, of New York, April 7,1864. Alonzo S. Gear, of New Hampshire, April 7,1864. Leander A. Poore, of Massachusetts, April 20,1864. Lieutenant Campbell Hay, jr., of theSixty-sixth Indiana Volunteers, April 21,1864. Edwin J. Farnurn, of Illinois, April 21,1864. First Lieutenant John B. Campbell, of the Seventh Kentucky Cavalry, May 7,1864. First Lieutenant Tyler P. Rood, of the Sixth Iowa Cavalry, May 10, 1864. Lieutenant Farnham Lyon, of the Seventh Michigan Cavalry, May 18.1864. Lieutenant GeorgeW. Marshall, of the Ninety-second Illinois Volun- teers, May 18,1864. John J. McDermid, of Indiana, May 18,1S64. Lieutenant Charles B. Whittemore, of the Seventh MaineVolunteers, May 18, 1864. Captain Nathaniel Lowe, jr., of the Eleventh New Hampshire Volun- teers, May 18, 1864. Albert B. Dunham, of the Twenty-fifth Iowa Volunteers, May 18, 1864. James E. Jones,of Kansas, Mayr 18,1864. George Lockwood, of California, May 18, 1864. Leonard Whitney, of Ohio, May 18,1864. John T. Morrison, of Indiana, May 18,1864. Frank C. Butze, of Illinois, May 18. 1864. Joseph G. McNutt, of Ohio, May 18,1864. Frederick L. Clarke, of Wisconsin, May 18, 1864. James L. Van Patten, of Illinois, May 18,1864. John J. McClellan, of Wisconsin, May 18,1864. 78

Fred Crain, Regimental Quartermaster of the Third Vermont Volun- teers, May 18,1864. William M. Starks, of Kentucky, May 18,1864. George P. Ladd, of Massachusetts, May 18,1864. Edward Prince, of Connecticut, May 18,1864. John J. Hoopes, of Pennsylvania, May 18,1864. William Elliot, of West Virginia, May 18,1864. Richard Carter, of Wisconsin, May 18,1864. Lieutenant Gilbert C. Smith, of the California Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Jacob L. Goldsborough, of Maryland, May 18,1864. John W. Pearman, of , May 18,1864. William M. Woods, of Maryland, May 18,1864. George S. Burnham, of Connecticut, May 18,1864. James Thompson, of Indiana, May 18,1864. William Elliott, of Iowa, May 18, 1864. John G. Viall.of New York, May 18,1864. Smith 0. Scofield, of Missouri, May 18, 1864. Joseph C. Hays, of Pennsylvania, May 18,1864. David H. Lentz, Regimental Quartermaster of the Ninety-first Penn- sylvania Volunteers, May 18,1864. George A. Whittemore, of New Hampshire. May 18,1864. William L. Neale, of Kentucky, May 18,1864. Lieutenant William B. Dickey, of the Thirty-fourth United States Colored Ti’oops, May 18,1864. Henry R. Pierson, of New Jersey, May 18,1864. John Herr, of Pennsylvania, May 18, 1864. George R. Orme, of Pennsylvania, May 18,1864. Edgar Seelye, ofNew York, May 18,1864. Quartermaster Sergeant Simeon Spicer, of the Seventh Maryland Vol- unteers, May 18,1864. Cyrus L. Gorton, of Kansas, May 18,1864. James R. Martin, of Pennsylvania, May 18,1864. John H. Brown, of Minnesota, May 18,1864. F. 0. Sawyer, of Massachusetts, May 18,1864. Captain Charles M. Merritt, of the Nineteenth Massachusetts Volun- teers, May 18,1864. 79

Michael Bromett, of Maryland, May 18,1864. Algernon S. Flagg, of Massachusetts, May 18,1S64. Moses Summers, of New York, May 18, 1864. George A. Armstrong, of Michigan, May 18,1864. H. S. Chamberlain, of Ohio, May 18,1864. B. Jacob Van Valkenburg, of the Twenty-first Wisconsin Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Frederick Hancock, of Iowa, May 18,1864. Mark L. De Motte, of Indiana, May 18, 1861. Frank M. Wever, ofIowa, May 28, 1864. Lieutenant Phineas A. Wheeler, of the Fourth Iowa Volunteers, May 28, 1864. First Lieutenant Lawrence J. J. Nisson, of the Twelfth Illinois Cavalry, June 25,1864. William H. Wendell, of the Twenty-second Illinois Volunteers, June 25, 1864. Captain John R. Whitcomb, of the Seventh Massachusetts Volunteers, June 30, 1864. Second Lieutenant Charles A. Garcelon, of the Sixteenth Maine Vol- unteers, June 30,1864. Private John R. Webster, of the Nineteenth Maine Volunteers, June 30,1864. George M. Chester, of Michigan, June 30,1864. Quartermaster Sergeant George W. Mason, of the Second Connecticut Artillery, June 30,1864. Dyer D. Bullock, of New York, June 30,1864. Horace S. Patterson, of Rhode Island, June 30, 1864. David W. Scott, of Indiana, June 30, 1864. A. M. Garoutte, of Ohio, June 30,1864. Edward Fitzgerald, of California, June 30, 1864. Lieutenant Darius F. Elsworth, of the One hundred and forty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers, June 30, 1864. Rolls C. Link, of West Virginia, June 30,1864. (Since revoked.) William H. Trump, Clerk Quartermaster’s Department, June 30, 1864. Lieutenant William Currie, of the Eleventh Illinois Cavalry, June 30,. 1864. James 0. Churchill, of Illinois, June 30, 1864. 80

Prosper Shubert, of Pennsylvania, June 30,1864. John E. Fleming, of West Virginia, June 30,1864. Lewis Todhunter, of Iowa, June 30,1864, James Whittingham, of West Virginia, June 30,1864. Lieutenant Edward P. Champlin,of the Eighteenth Michigan Volun- teers, June 30,1864. Lieutenant Alonzo Eaton, of the Second Iowa Volunteers, June 30, 1864. Joseph H. Wilson, of Indiana, June 30,1864. Enoch Spruance,of Delaware, June 30, 1864. Cyrus K. Drew, of Indiana, June 30,1864. Sanford Horned, of Iowa, June 30, 1864. Robert S. Lacey, of Ohio, June 30,1864. Frank 0. Sawyer, of Vermont, June 30, 1864. First Lieutenant William L. Rynerson,of the First California Volun- teers, June 30,1864. Charles Barnard, of Maine, July 2,1864. Charles H. Deane, of Illinois, July 2, 1864. Alfred J. Sellers, of Pennsylvania, July 2,1864. Samuel Avis, of Illinois, July 2,1864. William H. Doherty, of North Carolina, July 2, 1864. Frank G. McElroy, of New York, July 2, 1864. Emmett, of New York, July 5, 1864. ’•'Joseph Tuttle, of California, July 8, 1864. °H. J. Farnsworth, of New York, July 8,1864. July W. Mason, of , 8, 1864. ♦Patrick K. Delaney, of New York, July 23, 1864. c 'John H. James, of Tennessee, July 25, 1864. cJohn Rit Boyle, of July 1864. , 25, °A. R. Keller, of Ohio, July 30, 1864. K George L. Atkinson, of , August 3, 1864. °Alexander K. Cutler, of New York, August 10, 1864. Subsistence Department. To be Commissaries of Subsistence with the rank of Captain. George B. Newton, of Pennsylvania, June 29, 1863, instead of As- sistant Quartermaster, as announced in General Orders, No. 316, of September 18, 1863. James A. Cook, of New Hampshire, July 2, 1863. (Since discharged.) 81

John Kayser, of Missouri, July 2, 1863. Edward Muller, of Indiana, July 2, 1863. James 0. Stanage, of Ohio, July 2, 1863. Andrew C. Shepperd, of Indiana, July 2, 1863. John P. Alden, of Kansas, July 2, 1863. James L. Orr, of Indiana, July 2, 1863. John Hall, of Maine, July 8, 1863. John J. Shaw, of New York, July 28, 1863. (Since resigned.) Charles S. Garfield, of Ohio, July 28, 1863. Charles H. Thompson, of Iowa, July 29, 1863. David G. Peabody, of Kansas, July 30, 1863. Demas M. Alexander, of Kansas, July 30, 1863. John Cusack, of the District of Columbia, August 1, 1863. Frederick W. Clemens, of New York, August 3, 1863. Henry C. Wilson, of Ohio, August 8, 1863. (Since resigned.) DeWitt C. Tomlinson, of New York, August 10, 1863. Nicholas H. Owings, of Indiana, August 15, 1863. J. J. Palmer, of Indiana, August 17, 1863. William L. Kenly, of Maryland, August 19, 1863. George C. Wetherbee, of Massachusetts, August 19, 1863. William P. Saunders, of Ohio, August 19, 1863. William R. Palmer, of Connecticut, August 19, 1863. Edward L. Gooding, of Illinois, August 22, 1863. Charles Hall, of New York, August 27, 1863. (Since dead.) Marshall P. Chapin, of Indiana, September 4, 1863. Job J. Hayes, of Kentucky, September 4, 1863. Isaac Rogers, of Wisconsin, September 10, 1863. (Since revoked.) William R. Wasson, of New York, September 14, 1863. (Since mustered out.) Henry A. Darling, of Connecticut, September 15, 1863. William A. Nichols, of Pennsylvania, September 17, 1863. James V. Lawrence, of New York, October 14, 1863. Robert M. Collins, of Michigan, October 14, 1863. William A. Wheeler,’of Wisconsin, October 14, 1863. John R. Thompson, of Louisiana, November 2, 1863. Isaiah R. Clarke, of New York, November 10, 1863. David H. Yeech, of Pennsylvania, November 11, 1863. 82

Edwin Henry, of New York, November 16, 1863. Francis A. Dohrman, of Pennsylvania, November 20, 1863. Mason Bayles, of Iowa, February 23, 1861. Private George I. Trumbull, of the One hundred and fourteenth Illinois Volunteers, March 2, 1861. Calvin Gilbert, of Pennsylvania, March 2, 1864. George A. J. Overton, of the Second Minnesota Volunteers, March 2, 1864. J. A. Leonard, of Minnesota, March 2, 1864. Hiram W. Haskell, of New York, March 2, 1864. Lieutenant James W. Davis, of the Forty-ninth Illinois Volunteers, March 2, 1864. James N. Potter, of Pennsylvania, March 2, 1864. First Lieutenant Stephen Jeffers, of the Ninety-6ixth Illinois Volun- teers, March 2, 1864. Sylvester A. Ballou, of Illinois, March 2, 1864. Lieutenant Alonzo B. Valentine, of the Tenth Vermont Volunteers, March 2, 1864. Lieutenant George E. Jones, of the Seventh Vermont Volunteers March 2, 1864. Albert F. Hansom, Clerk Subsistence Department, March 2, 1864. Isaac N. Comstock, of New York, March 2, 1864. Lieutenant Joseph C. Brand, of the Sixty-sixth Ohio Volunteers, March 2, 1864. (Since discharged.) Lieutenant Stephen C. Miller, of the Seventh Minnesota Volunteers, March 2, 1864. Isaac A. Rosekrans, of New York, March 2, 1864. T. J. Copp, of Iowa, March 2, 1864. H. N. Comstock, of Wisconsin, March 2, 1864. L. H. Douglass, of the Twelfth Indiana Volunteers, March 2, 1864. Bradley D. Lee, of the Nineteenth Connecticut Volunteers, March 2, 1864. William H. Parkhurst, of Rhode Island, March 2, 1864. Calvin H. Upham, of Wisconsin, March 2, 1864. J. B. Young, of Iowa, March 2, 1864. (Since resigned.) William R. Seymour, of New York, March 2, 1864. Benjamin L. Chadbourne, of Maine, March 2, 1864. 83

R. H. Melton, of Missouri, March 2, 1864. Shubael M. Blackwell, of Maine, March 2, 1864. Captain John C. Livezey, of the Thirty-sixth Indiana Volunteers, March 2, 1864. James B. Scott, of Wisconsin, March 2, 1864. N. H. Oglesbee, of Indiana, March 2, 1864. Charles Brewster, of New York, March 2, 1864. Lumley Ingledew, of Wisconsin, March 2, 1864. , of Wisconsin, March 2, 1864. Lieutenant William C. Kimball, of the Eighth Virginia Volunteers, March 2, 1864. G. W. Eddy, of Maine, March 2, 1864. Commissary Sergeant John A. Knowles, of the One hundred and twelfth New York Volunteers, March 18, 1864. Captain Woodbury M. Taylor, of the Eighth Illinois Cavalry, March 18, 1864. Lieutenant Lorin W. Muzzey, of the Twelfth Massachusetts Volun- teers, March 21, 1864. Nathaniel A. Richardson, of Massachusetts, March 25, 1864. Nathan B. E. Bickford, of New Hampshire, March 25, 1864. Lockwood M. Todd, of Illinois, March 25, 1864. Captain Leo Rosenthal, of the Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, April 7, 1864. Captain Joseph F. Denniston, cf the Seventieth New York Volun- teers, April 7, 1864. Captain W. D. Chamberlain, of the Twenty-ninth Massachusetts Volunteers, April 7, 1864. Lieutenant John A. Cottman, of the Nineteenth Indiana Volunteers, April 7, 1864. Oscar B. Kerlin, of Ohio, April 7, 1864. N. M. Wardvvell, of New York, April 7, 1864. Leroy R. Hawthorn, of Kentucky, April 7, 1864. Angelo Crapo, of New York, April 7, 1864. E. V. Brookfield, of Ohio, April 20, 1864. Lieutenant Aaron M. Wilcox, of the Twenty-seventh Iowa Voiun« teers, April 20, 1864. 84

Commissary Sergeant Philo P. Judson, of the Eighth Illinois Cavalry, April 20, 1864. Edward Dale, of Wisconsin, April 20, 1864. Lieutenant George W. Chandler, of the Third Michigan Volunteers, April 20, 1864. John Van Lear, of Maryland, April 20, 1864. Captain Edward F. Wyman, of the Ninth Maine Volunteers, April 20, 1864. R. E. Hayes, of Delaware, April 20, 1864. Lieutenant John L. Roper, of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, April 20, 1864. Thomas C. Smith, of Michigan, April 20, 1864. Captain Benjamin Saylor, of the One hundred and nineteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers, April 20, 1864. Captain J. T. Giebner, of the One hundred and fortieth Pennsyl- vania Volunteers, April 20, 1864. Waldemar Cursch, of Maryland, April 21, 1864. Charles H. Davis, of Massachusetts, April 21, 1864. First Lieutenant Benjamin F. Weeks, of the Twenty-eighth Massa- chusetts Volunteers, April 21, 1864. Daniel K. Hall, of Indiana, April 21, 1864. J. Addison Stockton, of Pennsylvania, April 21, 1864. William M. Jones, of Indiana, April 21, 1864. William S. Dodge, of Maine, April 21, 1864. Lieutenant Garret Schenck, of the Eleventh New Jersey Volunteers, April 21, 1864. Sergeant Henry H. Davison, of the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery, April 21, 1864. First Lieutenant Noah P. Ives, of the Eighth Connecticut Volunteers, April 21, 1864. John H. Alley, of Massachusetts, April 21, 1864. Quartermaster Sergeant William C. Thomas, of the Thirty-eighth Massachusetts Volunteers, April 21, 1864. Jacob Choiwell, of New York, April 21, 1864. (Since resigned.) H. Wr . Templin, of Iowa, May 4, 1864. Lieutenant Mark H. Wooster, of the First Vermont Cavalry, May 7, 1864. (Since resigned.) 85

C. F. Lovelace, of Iowa, May 7, 1864. Lieutenant William A. McLean, of the One hundred and thirteenth Illinois Volunteers, May 18, 1864. William D. Shepherd, of Ohio, May 18, 1864. William A. Noble, of Iowa, May 18, 1864. Captain Hiram R. Steele, of the Tenth Vermont Volunteers, May 18, 1864. First Lieutenant Edward H. Noyes, of the Ninety-ninth New York Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Lieutenant Henry H. Finley, of the Fifth Michigan Cavalry, May 18, 1864. Lieutenant H. W. Locke, of the Fourth New Hampshire Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Lieutenant Robert Pattison, of the Sixteenth Illinois Volunteers, May 18, 1864. John L. Paxson, of Iowa, May 18, 1864. Cyrus Stark, of Pennsylvania, May 18, 1864. John E. Whittlesey, of Connecticut, May 18, 1864. L. P. Bureau, of Ohio, May 18, 1864. Lieutenant Edward P. McKinney, of the Tenth New York Cavalry, May 18, 1864. George N. Carpenter, of Vermont, May 18, 1864. Wellington Bird, of Iowa, May 18, 1864. (Since resigned.) Clarence E. Nesmith, of New Hampshire, May 18, 1864. Cyrene H. Blakely, of Minnesota, May 18, 1864. Lieutenant Joseph M. Waker, of the Fourteenth New Jersey Volun- teers, May 18, 1864. George W. Waldron, of Michigan, May 18, 1864. Peter Worrell, of Pennsylvania, May 18, 1864. George W. E. Dorsey, of West Virginia, May 18, 1864. Arthur H. Chevalier, of Kentucky, May 18, 1864. David Cole, of California, May 18, 1864. Joseph R. Hughes, of Maryland, May 18, 1864. Henry S. Ketcham, of New York, May 18, 1864. Edwin J. Aldrich, of Iowa, May 18, 1864. Dexter Horton, of Michigan, May 18, 1864. 86

Edwin A. Merritt, Regimental Quartermaster of the Sixtieth New York Volunteers, May 18, 1864. Samuel S. Patterson, of Ohio, May 18, 18C4. Miles W. Caughey, of Pennsylvania, May 18, 1864. (Since resigned.) John R. Bricker, of Pennsylvania, May 18, 1864. Levi Wells, of Pennsylvania, May 18, 1864. Charles G. Barth, of Michigan, May 18, 1864. Stephen A. Cobb, of Kansas, May 18, 1864. Daniel K. Hall, of Vermont, May 18, 1864. Captain Alexander M. Wilson, of the Thirtieth Illinois Volunteers, May 28, 1864. Logan H. Roots, of Illinois, May 28, 1864. John A. Tibbitts, of Connecticut, May 28, 1864. Nathan S. Jones, of New York, May 28, 1864. Joseph Rudolph, of Ohio, May 28, 1864. Edward B. Moore, of Pennsylvania, May 28, 1864. Rowland C. Kellogg, of New York, May 28, 1864. Charles C. Byrne, of Missouri, May 28, 1864. John K. Loring, of New York, May 28, 1864. Augustus G. Randall, of Maine, May 28/1864. John T. Garwood, of New Jersey, May 28, 1864. Edward A. Brown, of Massachusetts, May 28, 1864. Robert McQuilkin, of Ohio, May 28, 1864. Thomas R. Welles, of Maine, May 28, 1864. Samuel C. Glover, of Ohio, June 7, 1864. William Littleboy, of West Virginia, June 7, 1864. Walter C. Arthur, of Michigan, June 7, 1864. First Lieutenant William T. Singleton, of the First West Virginia Volunteers, June 7, 1864. Horace B. Goodrich, of New York, June 7, 1864. Thomas E. Wentworth, of Maine, June 7, 1864. Lieutenant Joseph S. Manchester, of the Seventh Rhode Island Vol- unteers, June 25, 1864. Captain John A. Sheldon,of the Tenth Vermont Volunters, June 28, 1864. Robert Holmes, of Iowa, June 30, 1864. Phineas R. Minor, of Ohio, June 30, 1864. 87

George May, of Iowa, June 30,1864. Eeuben B. James, of Indiana, June 30, 1864. Lee Haymond, of West Virginia, June 30, 1864. Eli F. Jennings, of Ohio, June 30, 1864. Captain Nathan Willard, of the Fourteenth Indiana Volunteers, June 30, 1864. William B. Turner, of Pennsylvania, June 30, 1864. Truman H. Burrell, of New York, June 30, 1864. Commissary Sergeant Leverett L. Bridges, of the Sixteenth New York Cavalry, June 30, 1864. Captain William C. Tracey, of the Tenth Vermont Volunteers, June 30, 1864. William B. Tracy, of Tennessee, June 30, 1864. Campbell E. Purviance, of Pennsylvania, June 30, 1864. Edward J. Robinson, of Indiana, June 30, 1864. Lieutenant William W. Barker, of the Fifth Tennessee, Cavalry, June 30, 1864. Z. D. Ramsdell, of West Virginia, June 30, 1864. Lieutenant George C. Almy, of the Fifth, Rhode Island Volunteers, June 30, 1864. First Lieutenant Roswell C. Vaughn, of the Third Vermont Battery, July 2, 1864. Thomas J. Montgomery, of Missouri, July 2, 1864. George W. Murphy, of Pennsylvania, July 2, 1864. Rufus R. Edwards, of Kansas, July 2, 1864. Lawrence Rhoades, of Rhode Island, July 2, 1864. Johathan R. Webber, of Illinois, July 2, 1864. George M. Hollis, of New York, July 2, 1864. Charles Stewart, of Missouri, July 2, 1864. James W. Morrison, of New York, July 4, 1864. c'John Strong, of Vermont, July 6, 1864. *H. Miles Moore, of Kansas, July 7, 1864. -Henry W. Fick, of Kansas, July 7, 1864. L. Coburn, of , July 22, 1864. -Thomas R. Booth, of Delaware, July 22, 1864. *Simon C. Vedder, of New York, July 22, 1864. e George H. Weir, of , July 30, 1864. -A.T. Allen, of , August 10, 1864. 88

Medical Department. To be Surgeons. Jacob J. De Lamater, of Pennsylvania, July 9, 1863. Adam C. Swartzwelder, of Ohio, July 9, 1863. William Thelkeld, of Kentucky, July 9, 1863. Frank Meacham, of Massachusetts, July 9, 1863. George W. Hogeboom, of Kansas, July 9, 1863. John H. Bayne, of Maryland, July 28, 1863. Thomas F. Perley, of , August 10, 1863. Charles E. Swasey, of New Hampshire, August 15,1863. Lewis J. Kice, of Pennsylvania, August 15, 1863. James H. Peabody, of the District of Columbia, August 15, 1863. William R. De Witt, of Pennsylvania, August 15, 1863. Henry W. Ducachet, of Pennsylvania, August 15, 1863. William Watson, of Iowa, September, 2, 1863. Richard D. Lynde, of New York, September 2, 1863. William Grinstead, of Missouri, September 2, 1863. James H. Currey, of Maryland, September 2, 1863. Nathan P. Rice, of New York, September 2, 1863. Silas A. Holman, of Massachusetts, September 9, 1863. Charles S. Wood, of New York, September 9, 1863. Samuel Kneeland, of Massachusetts, September 9, 1863. Michael K. Hogan, of New York, September 9, 1863. Enoch Pearce, of Ohio, September 9, 1863. (Since discharged.) Abel C. Benedict, of Connecticut, September 16, 1863. Edward F. Bates, of Michigan, October 8,1863. (Since dead.) John Trenor, jr., of New York, October 13,1863. Jabez Perkins, of Michigan, October 27, 1863. Francis Greene, of New York, November 10,1863. Frederick Lloyd, of Iowa, November 14, 1863. Robert Fletcher, of Ohio, November 20, 1863. Augustus C. Yan Duyn, of New York, December 4, 1863. Lincoln R. Stone, of Massachusetts, December 4, 1863. William C. Bennett, of Connecticut, December 4, 1863. Edward P. Morong, of Maryland, December 4, 1863. Otis M. Humphrey, of Massachusetts, December 4, 1863. 89

James H. Thompson, of Maine, December 4, 1863. Samuel Hart, of the District of Columbia, January 19, 1864. Nathan F. Marsh, of Pennsylvania, January 19,1864. Norman S. Barnes, of New York, January 19,1864. James M. Leete, of New York, January 19,1864. James K. Rogers, of Pennsylvania, January 19,1864. Charles S. Frink, of Indiana, March 30,1864. George A. Wheeler, of Maine, March 30,1864. James M. Laing, of New York, March 30,1864. Charles J. Kipp, of New Jersey, March 30,1864. Solomon S. Shultz, of Pennsylvania, March 30,1864. Henry Eversman, of Illinois,March 30,1864. Charles B. White, of Louisiana, March 30,1864. Joel Seaverns, of Massachusetts, March 30,1864. Roger W. Pease, of New York, March 30,1864. Jacob Y. Cantwell, of Ohio, May 18,1864. William I. Wolfley, of Kentucky, May 18,1864. Henry E. Goodman, of Pennsylvania, May 18,1864. Henry Le W. Burritt, of Connecticut, May 18,1864. Isaac D. Knight, of Pennsylvania, June 30,1864. Elijah A. Clark, of Missouri, June 30,1864. Thomas B. Hood, of Ohio, June 30,1864. George Derby, of Massachusetts, June 30, 1864. GeorgeB. Parker, of New York, June 30,1864. Henry Z. Gill, of Ohio, June 30,1864. John C. Norton, of Illinois, June 30,1864. Waldo C. Daniels, of Ohio, June 30,1864. To he Assistant Surgeons.

George McC. Miller, of Delaware, July 6,1863. JohnH. Sullivan, of , July 6, 1863. (Since dismissed.) Jerome K. Bauduy, of Pennsylvania, July 6,1863. (Since resigned.) Washington B. Trull, of Massachusetts, July 6, 1863. William R. DeWitt, of Pennsylvania, August 7,1863. (Since ap" pointed Surgeon.) Henry W. Ducachet, of Pennsylvania, August 7, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon.) 90

George B. Parker, of New York, August 7, 1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Frank Reynolds, of New York, August 7,1863. Solomon S. Shultz, of Pennsylvania, August 7, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon ) John H. Doughty, of Connecticut, August 7,1863. Nathan P. Rice, of New York, August 7, 1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) J. A. White, of Massachusetts, August 7,1863. Otis M. Humphrey, of Massachusetts, August 7, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon.) Frederick Lloyd, of Iowa, August 15, 1863. (Since appointed Sur- geon.) James K. Rogers, of Pennsylvania, August 15, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon,) George S. Courtright, of Ohio, August 15,1863. Silas A. Holman, of Massachusetts, September 2, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon.) Charles S. Wood, of New York, September 2, 1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Samuel Kneeland, of Massachusetts, September 2, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon.) William S. Ely, of New York, September 2,1863. Michael K. Hogan, of New York, September 2, 1863. (Since ap pointed Surgeon.) Enoch Pearce, of Ohio, September 2, 1863. (Since appointed Sur- geon.) Henry C. Roberts, of Pennsylvania, September 2,1863. (Since dis- charged.) Henry Le W. Burritt, of Connecticut, September 2,1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon.) Jabez Perkins, of Michigan, September 9, 1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Gerhard Saal, of Ohio, September 9,1863. Waldo C. Daniels, of Ohio, September 9,1863. (Since appointed Sur- geon.) 91

John C. Norton, of Illinois, September 9, 1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Robert McGowan, of Tennessee, September 9,1863. Rudolf Tauszky, of New York, September 24,18 63. George S. Rose, of Canada, September 24,1863. Roger W. Pease, of New York, October 2,1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Edward P. Morong, of Maryland, October 9,1863. (Since appointed Surgeon ) Norman S. Barnes, of New York, October 9,1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) James M. Leete, of New York, October 9,1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) George A. Mursick, of New York, October 9,1863. Robert Fletcher, of Ohio, October 13,1863. (Since appointed Sur- geon.) Nathan F. Marsh, of Pennsylvania, October 13, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon.) Henry Eversman, of Illinois, October 13, 1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) James M. Study, of Indiana, October 13,1863. Charles B. White, of Louisiana, October 24,1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Edwin D. Buckman, of Pennsylvania, October 24,1863. Lincoln R. Stone, of Massachusetts, October 24, 1863. (Since ap- pointed Surgeon.) Charles F. Brisbane, of New York, October 24,1863. James H. Thompson, of Maine, November 2, 1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) John F. Huber, of Pennsylvania, November 7,1863. Henry M. Kirke, of Ohio, November 7,1863. Charles H. Hood, of Ohio, November 7,1863. A. M. Sigmund, of Pennsylvania, November 14,1863. Joel Seaverns, of Massachusetts, December 4,1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Theodore Artand, of Maryland, December 4,1863. 92

Jacob Y. Cantwell, of Ohio, December 5,1863. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Thomas B. Hood, of Ohio, December 5,1863. (Since appointed Sur- geon.) Henry Z. Gill, of Ohio, December 5, 1863. (Since appointed Sur- geon.) William 0. Tracy, of New Hampshire, December 7, 1863. (Since dead.) J. A. Freeman, of New Jersey,December 7,1863. John McCurdy, of Ohio, January 8,1864. Milton C. Woodworth, of Ohio, January 8,1864. Samuel Kitchen, of Ohio, January 8,1864. Frederick Wolf, of New York, January 11,1864. A. E. Carothers, of Pennsylvania, January 11,1864. J. D. Knight, of Pennsylvania, January 19, 1864. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Augustus P. Williams, of New York, January 19,1864. Alfred Delaney, of Pennsylvania, January 26,1864. William S. Woods, of Pennsylvania, January 26,1864. S. J. Radcliffe, of Maryland, February 1,1864. Levi D. Sheets, of New York, February 1,1864. Benjamin McCluer, of Iowa, February 4,1864. Augustus Yan Cleef, of Pennsylvania, February 4,1864. James Collins, of Pennsylvania, February 10,1864. A. J. Comfort, of Pennsylvania, February 18,1864. Henry E. Goodman, [of Pennsylvania, February 26, 1864. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Theodore A. McGraw, of Michigan, March 30,1864. John C. Carter, of Maryland, March 30, 1864. Samuel B. Ward, of New York, April 20,1864. J. Sykes Ely, of Ohio, April 20, 1864. Herman Loewenthal, of New York, April 20,1864. N. M. Glatfelter, of Pennsylvania, April 20,1864. Joseph H. Ledlie,of Illinois, May 18,1864. E. A. Clark, of Missouri, May 18,1864. (Since appointed Surgeon.) M. B. Cochran, of Iowa, May 18,1864. Henry W. Davis, of Illinois, May 18,1864. 93

Daniel R. Brower, of Pennsylvania, May 18,1864. Thomas Pooley, of May R. , 18,1864. George Derby, of Massachusetts, May 18,1864. (Since appointed Surgeon.) Benjamin Durham, of Illinois, May 18,1864.

A. McMahan, of Ohio, May 18, 1864. • J. B. Petherbiidge, of New York, May 18,1864. Brinton Stone, of Pennsylvania, May 18,1864. Patrick Glennan,of New York, May 18,1864. Nelson S. Drake, of New York, May 18,1864. Mason F. Cogswell, of New York, May 18,1864. Edward M. Powers, of Missouri, May 18,1864. F. J. Porter, of Missouri, May 18,1864. A. T. of May Pick, , 18,1864. William I. Wolfley, of Kentucky, May 18,1864. (Since appointed Surgeon.) George A. Otis, of Massachusetts, June 30, 1864. H. G. Keefer, of Kentucky, June 30,1864. Thomas G. Sherwood, of Pennsylvania, June 30,1864. Thomas H. Henry, of Kentucky, June 30,1864. W. S. Millener, of New York, June 30, 1864.

Ebenezer McClintock, of , June 30,1864. J. B. Cutts, of Illinois, June 30,1864. E. P. Malloch, of , June 30,1864. E. Griswold, of Pennsylvania, June 30,1864. W. A. Harvey, of Maryland, June 30,1864. E. W. Mills,of Illinois, July 2, 1864. ° Joseph W. Hayward, of Massachusetts, July 5,1864. Robert B. Brown, of Pennsylvania, July 5,1864. 55 Albert B. Prescott, of Michigan, July 5,1864. o John Fitzer, of Illinois, July 5,1864. o Corwin B. Frazer, of Michigan, July 5,1864. ® John T. Brown, of New York, July 6, 1864. o July E. W. Buck, of , 21,1864. John S. McGrew, of Ohio, July 26, 1864. * Henry E. Williams, of New York, August 7,1864. 94

Pay Department.

To be Additional Paymasters.

Nathaniel C. Sawyer, of Vermont, July 21, 1863. Henry C. Grout, of Michigan, July 22, 1863. George of R. Smith, , July 23, 1863. (Since revoked.) Barnabas B. Hammond, of Rhode Island, July 24,1863. George P. Lawrence, of Massachusetts, July 24,1863. (Since re- signed.) John S. Herrick, of Ohio, July 25,1863. Josiah Miller, of Kansas, July 28,1863. (Since resigned.) William C. Lupton, of Indiana, August 8,1863. George Truesdale, of New York,August 10, 1863. James S. Thurston, of New York, August 11,1863. Robert D. Clarke, of Pennsylvania, August 12,1863. Edward J. Mallett, of New York, August 12, 1863. Edward G. Fahnestock, of Pennsylvania, August 14,1863. (Since resigned.) John H. Dolman, of Ohio, August 14,1863. Owen T.Turney, of Ohio, August 14,1863. Chambers Baird, of Ohio, August 17,1863. John W. Wallace, of Pennsylvania, August 18,1863. Selden E. Marvin, of New York, August 27, 1863. Nicholas St. J. Green, of Massachusetts, August 31,1863. Charles R. Littlefield, of New York, September 1,1863. Ethan S. Reynolds, of Indiana, September 4, 1863. Benjamin L. Martin, of Indiana, September 15,1863. Benjamin Gregory, of New Jersey, September 18,1863. GeorgeW. Hank, of Ohio, September 19, 1863. William H. H. Allen, of New Hampshire, September 22,1863. Charles J. Hoyt, of New York, September 29,1863. (Since resigned.) David T. Dickson, of Illinois, October 3, 1863. Edward Walcott, of Massachusetts, October 7,1863. Peter P. G. Hall, of Pennsylvania, November 6, 1863. George Putnam, of California, November 17,1863. Elias Cosper, of Illinois, November 18,1863. 95

Joseph Moore, jr., of Pennsylvania, December 5,1863. George B. Dudley, of New York, February 23,1864. George W. Candee, of Illinois, February 23,1864. Francis B. Dixon, of Virginia, February 23,1864. (Since discharged.) Egbert T. Smith, of Ohio, February 23,1864. Josiah D. Pulsifer, of Maine, February 23,1864. Zachariah Voorhies, of New York, February 23,1864. George A. Hamilton, ofIllinois, February 23,1864. James Whitehill,of Pennsylvania, February 23,1864. David Wyman, of New York, February 23,1864. James H. Lea, of Illinois, February 23,1864. (Since resigned.) Thomas P. Haviland, of Massachusetts, February 23,1864. JohnN. Scott, of Indiana, February 23,1864. John W. King, of Ohio, February 23,1864. Mark Hollingshead, of Ohio, February 23,1864. Joseph Harris, of Wisconsin, February 23,1864. Warren C. Emmerson, of Ohio, February 23,1864. Thomas J. Saunders, of Iowa, February 23,1864. Charles Crawford, of Minnesota, February 23,1864. D. P. Forest, of New York, February 23,1864. (Sinceresigned.) Michael S. Gunckel, of Ohio, February 23, 1864. Horace H. Hunn, of Wisconsin, February 23,1864. R. B. Haythorn, of New Jersey,February 23,1864. M. G. Hart, of New York, February 23,1864. Rufus Haywood, of New York, February 23,1864. Samuel V. Holliday, of Pennsylvania, February 23,1864. Stephen Lounsberry, of Connecticut, February 23,1864. George W. Lapping, of Indiana, February 23,1864. Allen McKane, of Pennsylvania, February 23,1864. James E. McKenny, of Massachusetts, February 23,1864. James H. Nelson, of Michigan, February 23, 1864. William V. Porter, of New York, February 23,1864. D. C. Smith, of Minnesota, February 23, 1864. William M. Smith, of Indiana, February 23,1864. Albert P. Shreve, of Ohio, February 23,1864. H. W. Snyder, of Pennsylvania, February 23,1864. F. C. Tarr, of Maryland, February 23,1864. 96

William D. Thompson, of Pennsylvania,February 23,1864. Thomas E. Williams, of Missouri, February 23,1864. Charles F. Wilson, of Massachusetts, February 23,1864. John S. Walker, of Maine, February 23,1864. William Jones, of Ohio, February 23,1864. P. Edwin Dye, of New York, February 23, 1864. Allen A. Craig, of Pennsylvania, February 23,1864. Nathan G. King, of Michigan, February 23, 1864. Eliphalet Rowell, of Maine, February 23,1864. Henry B. Hoffman, of Iowa, February 23,1864. James Lupton, of Ohio,February 23,1864. Willard S. Hickox, of Ohio, February 23,1864. (Since resigned.) Edward D. Redington,of Vermont, February 23, 1864. Fenton F. Stevens, of Wisconsin, February 23,1864. Joseph W. Drew, of Oregon, February 23,1864. Levi Sterling, of Wisconsin, February 23,1864. Benjamin L. Hewitt, ofPennsylvania, March 18,1864. W. D. Wheeler, of Massachusetts, March 18,1864. Norris L. Yarnall,of Pennsylvania, March 18,1864. John F. Walden, of Iowa, March 18,1864. Robert J. Stevens, of the District of Columbia, March 18,1864. Daniel L. Case, of Michigan, March 18,1864. Martin Evans, of New York, March 18,1864. Hiram F. Hale,of Michigan, March 18,1864. Oscar Adams, of Michigan, March 18,1864. Robert H. Howell, of New Jersey, March 18,1864. Abraham Beeler, of Illinois, March 18,1864. Charles S. Moore, of Illinois, March 18,1864, William Stanton, of Ohio, March 18,1864. Frank L. Hays, of Illinois, April 7,1864. Freeland D. Herbert, of Maryland, April 7,1864. Henry Almstedt, of Missouri, April 20,1864. Frederick Kelly, of Missouri, April 20,1864. John M. Muscott, of New York, April 20,1864. R. W. McClaughry, of Illinois, April 20,1864. George M. McConnell, of Illinois, April 20,1864. Charles C. Browne, of Illinois, April 20,1864. 97

John 0. Mott,of New York, April 20,1864. John S. Klein, of West Virginia, April 20,1864. Samuel Grisson, of Michigan, April 20,1864. Berry S. Young, of Kentucky, April 21,1864. George W. DeCosta, of Kansas, April 21,1864. William R. Snyder,'of Minnesota, April 21,1864. JamesF. Tureman, of Kentucky, April 21,1864. Samuel W. Pomeroy, of Pennsylvania, April 21,1864. E. F. Jennings, of Ohio, April 21,1864. (Since resigned.) Charles W. Wingard, of Pennsylvania, May 10,1864. R. S. Gould, jr., of New Jersey, May 18,1864. James H. Young, of New York, May 18,1864. Samuel A. Pearce, jr., of Rhode Island, May 28,1864. Andrew H. Young, of New Hampshire, May 28, 1864. N. P. Bowman, of Vermont, May 28, 1864. Henry L. Hall, of Michigan, May 28, 1864. Atkinson C. Varnum, of Massachusetts, May 28, 1864. Francis W. Fitch, of Connecticut, May 28, 1864. James V. Boughner, of West Virginia, May 28, 1864. William D. Shuart, of New York, May 28, 1864. William C. Woodson, of Kentucky, May 28, 1864. Elijah T. Cole, of California, May 28, 1864. Thomas H. Gardner, of Maryland, May 28, 1864. Albert G. Salisbury, of New York, May 28, 1864. William B. C. Parsons, of Massachusetts, May 28, 1864. George W. Calhoun, of Connecticut, May 28, 1864. Charles C. Jones, of New York, May 28, 1864. James P. Canby, ofDelaware, May 28, 1864. Henry S. Goddard, of Pennsylvania, May 28,1864. Lot Chamberlir, of New York, May 28, 1864. William K. Patrick, of Missouri, May 28, 1864. Foster A. Hixson, of New York, May 28, 1864. Joseph A. Sims, of Indiana, May 28, 1864. Cornelius S. Underwood, of New York, May 28, 1864. Israel 0. Dewey, of New Hampshire, May 28, 1864. George M. Adams, of Kentucky, May 28, 1864. Joel A. Fithian, of Npw Jersey, May 28, 1864. 98

William T. Asson, of Pennsylvania, May 28, 1864. Henry G. Nims, of Massachusetts, May 28, 1864. William H. Steuart, of Maryland, May 28, 1864. C. C. Willetts, of Kansas, May 28, 1864. Albert McKinney, of Minnesota, May 28,1864. Joseph D. Atwell, of Vermont, May 28, 1864. William Baily, of Missouri, May 28, 1864. John A. Dale, of Pennsylvania, May 28, 1864 (Since revoked.) Daniel H. Dryden, of Ohio, May 28, 1864. (Since cancelled.) Franklin Ames, of Massachusetts, May 28, 1864. Matthew J. McKeon, of New York, May 28, 1864. Joseph B. Young, of Iowa, June 7, 1864. Nathaniel A. Tucker, of Vermont, June 13, 1864. Henry L. Williams, of Ohio, June 30, 1864. Elbert V. Carter, of Iowa, June 30, 1864. George A. Fiske, jr., of Massachusetts, June 30, 1864. (Since re- signed.) Frederick West, of Wisconsin, June 30, 1864. John H. Ellis, of Missouri, June 30, 1864. Orrin Daggett, of Maine, June 30, 1864. Charles 0. Benedict, of New York, June 30, 1864. Francis M. Smith, of Illinois, June 30, 1864. John H. Slavan.of Wisconsin, June 30,1864. James Mclntire, of Maryland, June 30, 1864. Samuel L. Drew, of Massachusetts, June 30, 1864. Pierre Van Alstyne, of New York, June 30, 1864. William Williams, of Indiana, June 30, 1864. Danforth Brown, of West Virginia, June 30, 1864. Bobert Hundhausen, of Missouri, June 30, 1864. Bradley M. Thompson, of Michigan, July 2, 1864. John J. Ladd, of Rhode Island, July 2, 1864. Washington L. Bladen, of Pennsylvania, July 2, 1864. John A. Pitzer, of Iowa, July 2, 1864. Frank H. Fletcher, of Missouri, July 2, 1864. John A. G. Barker, of Missouri, July 2, 1864. Philo Bundy, of New York, July 4, 1864. 0 Gilbert Waldeigh, of , July 30, 1864. ° M. August Julius Jones, of , 8, 1864. 99

Veteran Reserve Corps.

To be Colonels.

George N. Morgan, to date from September 25,1863. Frederick D. Sewall,to date from September 25,1863. Andrew J. Johnson, to date from September 25,1863. Ambrose A. Stevens, to date from September 25, 1863. Moses N. Wisewell, to date from September 25,1863. Benjamin J. Sweet, to date from September 25,1863. George W. Gile, to date from September 29,1863. D. P. DeWitt, to date from September 29, 1863. Addison Farnsworth, to date from September 29, 1863. John Hendrickson, to date from September 29,1863. Frank P. Cahill, to date from September 29,1864. James C. Strong, to date from September 29,1863. Charles M. Prevost, to date from September 29, 1863. A. J. Warner, to date from November 15,1863. S. D. Oliphant, to date from December 4,1863. George A. Woodward, to date from December 4,1863. Oscar Y. Dayton, to date from December 4,1863. Charles F. Johnson, to date from December 4, 1863. John Ely, to date from December 14,1863. William H. Browne, to date from December 19,1863. Noah L. Jeffries, to date from February 12,1864. E. P. Fyffe, to date from June 11,1864.

To be Lieutenant Colonels.

Gilbert S. Jennings,to date from September 25,1863. Calvin H. Frederick, to date from September 25,1863. John H. Bell, to date from September 29, 1863. A. P. Caraher, to date from September 29,1863. Carlile Boyd, to date from September 29, 1863. Fabian Brydolf, to date from October 23, 1863. De Witt C. Poole, to date from November 15,1863. Horace G. Thomas, to date from November 26, 1863. Newton F. Colby, to date from December 4,1863. 100

Frederick S. Palmer, to date from December 4,1863. Stephen Moore, to date from December 4,1863. Robert E. Johnston, to date from December 4,1863. Allan Rutherford, to date from December 4, 1863. John F. Marsh,to date from January 22,1864. Frederick E. Trotter, to date from March 30,1864. George A. Washburne, to date from March 30, 1864. John H. Gardiner, to date from March 30, 1864. C. G. Frendenberg, to date from April 22, 1864. L. C. Skinner, to date from June 20, 1864. Martin Flood, to date from June 20, 1864. Horice Neide, to date from June 20, 1864. Benezet F. Foust, to date from June 20,1864. Garrick Mallery, to date from July 1, 1864. To be Majors.

James W. H. Stickney, to date from October 15, 1863. Thomas J. Barry, to date from October 28, 1863. Samuel P. Lee, to date from No%r ember 9, 1863. H. A. Mitchell, to date from November 9, 1863. F. A. H. Gaebel,to date from November 12, 1863. George Bowers, to date from November 15, 1863. John Devereux, to date from November 15, 1863. A. G. Brady, to date from November 23, 1863. Audley W. Gazzam, to date from November 26, 1863. Hiram Rollins, to date from December 4, 1863. James E. Cornelius, to date from December 4, 1863. John H. Donovan, to date from December 4, 1863. James Johnston, to date from December 1.4, 1863. David F. Foley, to date from February 3, 1864. Samuel K. Williams, to date from March 14, 1864. A. E. Niles, to date from April 14, 1864. John A. Haddock, to date from May 3, 1864. James R. O’Beirne, to date from May 12, 1864. John B. Collis, to date from May 24, 1864. William H. H. Beadle, to date from May 30, 1864. Robert M. Littler, to date from June 20, 1864. 101

To be Captains. J. Heron Foster, to date from May 22, 1863. James Cromie, to date from May 26, 1863. James M. McCamly, to date from May 26, 1863. Harry Rockafellar, to date from May 26, 1863. William K. Haviland, to date from May 29, 1863. Henry C. Kerr, to date from May 29, 1863. Hamilton Lieber, to date from June 2, 1863. James D. Russell, to date from June 6, 1863. Thomas Leddy, to date from June 6, 1863. Albert W. Preston, to date from June 8, 1863. Michael Walsh, to date from June 9, 1863. Robert C. Hicks, to date from June 13, 1863. Joseph Newburgh, to date from June 13, 1863. Seaham W. Purchase, to date from June 15, 1863. Werner W. Bjerg, to date from June 15, 1863. George M. Lane, to date from June 15, 1863. David T. Corbin, to date from June 17, 1863. A. Yon Dachenhausen, to date from June 17, 1863. Wells Sponable, to date from June 17, 1863. Thomas E. Douglas, to date From June 24, 1863. Samuel Place, jr., to date from June 24, 1863. James H. Rice, to date from June 24, 1863. Jacob H. Smith, to date from June 25,1863. John T. Drew, to date from June 25, 1863. James H. Remington, to date from June 27, 1863. L. A. Philopoteaux, to date from July 1, 1863. George P. Sherwood, to date from July 3,1863. William L. Van Derlip, to date from July 7, 1863. Edward R Chase, to date from July 20, 1863. George W. Dutton, to date from July 20,1863. George A. Schmitt, to date from July 20, 1863. John Van Horck, to date from July 20,1863. Thomas W. Middleton, to date from July 20, 1863. John A. McDonnell, to date from July 23, 1863. B. F. Clayton, to date from July 24,1863. E. B. Gates, to date from July 31,1863. 102

GeorgeS. Smith, to date from August 1,1863. Charles Banzhaf, to date from August 1,1863. George C. Davenport, to date from August 1,1863. D. L. Beckwith, to date from August 8, 1863. Andrew Mahoney, to date from August 8, 1863. William H. King, to date from August 11, 1863. William P. Austin, to date from August 13, 1863. Austin A. Yates, to date from August 13, 1863. Garrett Nagle, to date from August 13, 1863. G. M. Elbert, to date from August 13, 1863. Henry H. Foster, to date from August 13, 1863. Emil Munch, to date from August 19, 1863. E. C. Phetteplace, to date from August 19, 1863. A. W. Schaffer, to date from August 19, 1863. Charles P. Meisner, to date from August 19,1863. G. M. Palmer, to date from August 19, 1863. W. R. Morse, to date from August 19,1863. Joseph M. Barr,to date from August 19,1863. J. R. Stone, to date from August 19, 1863. R. T. Shillinglaw, to date from August 20, 1863. Samuel McKeever, to date from August 20,1863. Erastus E. Platt, to date from August 28,1863. E. R. P. Sliurley, to date from August 28, 1863. A. J. Marsh, to date from August 28, 1863. Theodore K. Keckeler, to date from August 28,1863. J. M. Southworth, to date from August 28, 1863. Allen Shortlidge, to date from September 5,1863. Samuel A. Craig, to date from September 5, 1863. Richard Dillon, to date from September 5,1863. Stephen B. Yeoman, to date from September 5, 1863. William T. Blanchard, to date from September 5, 1863. Warner Young,to date from September 5,1863. Charles Wolff, to date from September 5,1863. Charles H. Warrens, to date from September 5,1863. Walter Forehand, to date from September 5,1863. Justin H. Chapman, to date from September 5,1863. Ashel K. Bush, to date from September 5, 1863. 103

E. G. Butherford, to date from September 11,1863. Joshua H. Hastings, to date from September 11, 1863. Thomas C. Kendall, to date from September 11,1863. William F. White, to date from September 11,1863.' James M. Tracy, to date from September 11,1863. Samuel W. Carpenter, to date from September 11,1863. Lindsey D. Sims, to date from September 11,1863. Francis Schelling, to date from September 11,1863. William Brian, to date from September 11,1863. Samuel P. Tipton, to date from September 17,1863. John W. Barnes, to date from September 17,1863. Charles W. Gibbs, to date from September 24, 1863. James M. Welch, to date from September 24,1863. Henry R. White, to date from September 24, 1863. Allen Shepard, to date from September 24,1863. Carlos A. De La Mesa, to date from September 24,1863. Eleazer H. Ripley, to date from September 30,1863. James W. Towner, to date from September 30,1863. Nathan H. Randlett, to date from September 30,1863. John 0. O’Neill, to date from September 30,1863. Fergus Walker, to date from October 1,1863. Hugh Middleton, to date from October 1,1863. Michael Egan, to date from October 1,1863. Arnot D. Collins, to date from October 9,1863. Charles D. Lyon, to date from October 12,1863. Frederick W. Thibaut, to date from October 15, 1863. Frank Bell, to date from October 15,1863. Samuel C. Gold, to date from October 15,1863. Patrick Dwyer, to date from October 15,1863. John P. Short, to date from October 23,1863. W. W. Jones, to date from October 23,1863. William C. Kueffner, to date from October 23,1863. Paul R. Hambrick, to date from October 23, 1863. John C. Putnam, to date from October 24, 1863. William R. Riddle, to date from October 24, 1863. John Amrein, to date from October 28, 1863. Henry E. Rainals, to date from October 28,1863. 104

James W. Powell, jr., to date from October 28,1863. Judson N. Cross, to date from October 28,1863. William L. Ryan, to date from October 28,1863. Urban A. Woodbury, to date from October 28,1863. H.B. Converse, to date from October 28, 1863. AugustusKovats, to date from October 28,1863. William R. Bourne, to date from October 28,1863. William II. Cundy, to date from October 30,1863. Thomas F. Goodwin, to date from October 30, 1863. Matthew Marx, to date from November 6,1863. John W. Payne, to date from November 9,1863. James H. Corns, to date from November 9,1863. James G. Robinson, to date from November 9,1863. Jerry N. Hill, to date from November 9, 1863. Theodore A. Dodge, to date from November 12,1863. Azor H. Nickerson, to date from November 12, 1863. John H. Reed, to date from November 12,1863. Stephen Martin, to date from November 15,1863. James 0. P. Burnside, to date from November 15,1863. G. W. Z. Black, to date from November 15, 1863. Edward Tombler, to date from November 15,1863. Edward J. Merrill, to date from November 26, 1863. Mark J. Bunnell, to date from November 26, 1863. Frederick Moseback, to date from November 26, 1863. Levi G. McCauley, to date from November 26,1863. Horace F. Crossman, to date from November 26,1863. Edward L. Stratton, to date from November 26, 1863. Henry H. Mott, to date from December 4,1863. Charles J. Hunt, to date from December 4, 1863. William Morgan, to date from December 4, 1863. Oliver D. Peabody, to date from December 4, 1863. Jonathan W. Barley, to date from December 8,1863. 0. B. Morrison, to date from December 8, 1863. Edward T. Wallace, to date from December 8, 1863. William Milhous, to date from December 8, 1863. John H. Weeks, to date from December 10,1863. W. W. Tyler, to date from December 10, 1863. 105

Max Van Amelunxen, to date from December 10, 1863. Peter S. Bancroft, to date from December 10, 1863. Gilbert R. Chandler, to date from December 10,1863. Abraham Cottrell, to date from December 10, 1863. E. M. L. Ehlers, to date from December 10,1863. Adalbert Fell, to date from December 10, 1863. Erich Hoppe, to date from December 10,1863. Albert W. Hayes, to date from December 10, 1863. John S. Hatch, to date from December 10, 1863. Wm. H. Merrill, to date from December 10, 1863. John J. McCallum, to date from December 10, 1863. Hannibal D. Norton, to date from December 10, 1863. Wm. H. H. Peck, to date from December 10, 1863. Charles W. Price,.to date from December 10, 1863. A. Y. Schaumberg, to date from December 10, 1863. Natt Shurtleff, to date from December 10, 1863. John Q. Snyder, to date from December 10, 1863. M. C. Wilkinson, to date from December 10, 1863. Christopher R. Becker, to date from December 10, 1863. George T. Crabtree, to date from December 10, 1863. Wm. H. Eldridge, to date from December 10, 1863. John H. Meyer, to date from December 10, 1863. N. Sellers Hill, to date from December 10, 1863. J. P. Sandford, to date from December 14, 1863. Henry H. Stiles, to date from December 14, 1863. J. C. Ford, to date from December 14, 1863. Rinaldo B. Wiggin, to date from December 14, 1863. George E. Scott, to date from December 29, 1863. Jacob W. Keller, to date from January 22, 1864. Wm. W. H. Lawton, to date from January 22,1864. Henry G. Tuthill, to date from January 22, 1864. George B. Carse, to date from January 25, 1864. Erastus L. Clark, to date from January 29,1864. George E. Judd, to date from January 29,1864. Wm. C. Alberger, to date from January 29,1864. Greenlief P. Davis, to date from January 29, 1864. Joseph O’Neil, to date from January 29, 1864. 106

Hugo Hillebrandt, to date from February 1,1864. Dennis J. Downing, to date from February 1,1864. Jacob Y. Gish,to date from February 1, 1864. J. Kearney Smith, to date from February 6, 1864. James M. Holmes, to date from February 6, 1864. William W. Rogers, to date from February 6,1864. Rufus D. Fettit, to date from February 6, 1864. Milo E. Palmer, to date from February 13,1864. Theodore McMurtrie, to date from February 20, 1864. Wm. A. McCartney, to date from February 20,1864. A. W. Bolenius, to date from February 23,1864. Robert P. Gardner, to date from February 23,1864. Julius E. Erickson, to date from February 23,1864. Morris H. Church, to date from February 23, John T. Durang, to date from February 23,1864. Seth M. Barber, to date from February 29,1864. George Weest, to date from February 29, 1864. George E. Hall, to date from March 1, 1864. John P. Reynolds, to date from March 5, 1864. Charles F. Robe, to date from March 5, 1864. Wells W. Miller, to date from March 14, 1864. John K. Murphy, to date from March 14, 1864. Albert J. Guthridge,to date from March 14,1864. Eugene Pickett, to date from March 18,1864. William J. Dawes, to date from March 25,1864. Joseph Indest, to date from March 25, 1864. F. M. H. Kendrick, to date from March 25, 1864. Benj. R. Wagner, to date from April 22, 1864. John R. Fellman, to date from April 22, 1864. George R. Bell, to date from April 22, 1864. Edward P. Hudson, to date from April 22, 1864. George E. Pingree, to date from April 23, 1864. James F. Huntington,to date from April 23, 1864 Charles H. Drew, to date from April 23, 1864. Donald C. McVean, to date from April 25,1864. Edw. S. E. Newbury, to date from April 30, 1864. John Tyler, to date from May 3,1864. 107

Henry B. Martin, to date from May 3,1864. Edward Jardine, to date from May 3, 1864. Asa A. Lawrence, to date from May 9,1864. Roderick Theune, to date from May 12, 1864. Andrew C. Bayne, to date from May 24,1864. Adolphus G. Studer, to date from May 24,1864. David Bacon, to date from May 30,1864. James D. Hendrie,to date from June 6,1864. Otis P. G. Clarke, to date from June 6,1864. John T. Potts, to date from June 6,1864. William H. Horton, to date from June 11, 1864. John W. Jordan, to date from June 18, 1864. George R. Walbridge, to date from June 20, 1864. Clinton Spencer, to date from June 22, 1864. E. G. Townsend, to date from July 1, 1864. To be First Lieutenants.

Frederick C. Von Schirach, to date from May 26, 1863. E. L. Barnes, to date from June 6, 1863. John F. Smith, to date from June 8, 1863. Franz J. Werneck, to date from June 8, 1863. M. S. Beed, to date from June 8, 1863. Thomas H. Hopwood, to date from June 9, 1863. Wm.B. Dick, to date from June 13, 1863. Harry W. Benton, to date from June 13, 1863. Caleb C. Whitson, to date from June 13, 1863. George F. Browning, to date from June 13, 1863. Samuel McKeown, to date from June 15, 1863. John F. Holman, to date from June 15, 1863. Charles E. Tucker, to date from June 15, 1863. George Wagner, to date from June 15, 1863. Samuel 0. Burnham, to date from June 15, 1863. Wm. K. Tillotson, to date from June 17, 1863. Francis Otwell, to date from June 17, 1863. Thomas G. Barnes, to date from June 23, 1863. Collin L. Downs, to date from June 27, 1863. Dennis A. Moore, to date from June 27, 1863. 108

Marcus S. Hopkins, to date from June 27, 1863. James P. Stearns, to date from June 27, 1863. Robert W. Robert, to date from June 27, 1863. Adam Miller, to date from June 27, 1863. Alexander H. Wands, to date from July 1, 1863. S. A. Barthoulot, to date from July 1, 1863. Henry E. Wilkins, to date from July 3, 1863. Gottleib Hummel, to date from July 3, 1863. John S. Adams, to date from July 16, 1863. George A. Earle, to date from July 16, 1863. William I. Harkisheimer, to date from July 16, 1863. James K. Shepley, to date from July 20, 1863. Louis Ahrens, to date from July 20, 1863. Thomas H. Simmons, to date from July 20, 1863. Valentine M. Hodgson, to date from July 20, 1863. John W. Dempsey, to date from July 20, 1863. James W. Davidson, to date from July 20, 1863. David Falconer, to date from July 20,1863. Wm. K. Laverty, to date from July 27,1863. George F. Schayer, to date from August 1,1863. Lawrence Cahill, to date from August 1,1863. Thomas F Hughes, to date from August 11, 1863. George McComber, to date from August 11,1863. John D. Moore, to date from August 11,1863. H. C. Brandt, to date from August 13,1863. W. W. Fullwood, to date from August 13,1863. John D. Buckley, to date from August 13,1863. Roland R. Brush, to date from August 19,1863. Stephen Haas, to date from August 19,1863. Nelson Bronson, to date from August 19, 1863. J. B. Blanding, to date from August 19, 1863. Griffith W. Carr, to date from August 28, 1863. John G. W. Bassler, to date from August 28, 1863. Richard Goebel, to date from August 28,1863. George W. Fox, to date from August 28, 1863. William Shields, to date from August 28,1863. William H. Axe, to date from September 5,1863. 109

James H. Tallon, to date from September 5,1863. Edward Bacon, to date from September 5,1863. Wm. P. Leonard, to date from September 5, 1863. B. H. Pippet, to date from September 5, 1863. James L. Bussell, to date from September 5, 1863. John Morton, to date from September 11,1863. Michael Walters, to date from September 11,1863. James W. Sunderland, to date from September 11,1863. H. F. Wallace, to date from September 17, 1863. C. C. Hardenbrook, to date from September 17, 1863. Alexander Lovett, to date from September 17,1863. Nathan Cole, to date from September 17,1863. A. J. Wells, to date from September 24, 1863. George A. Ludlow, to date from September 24,1863. Frank D. Garrety,to date from September 24, 1863. C. F. Mackenzie, to date from September 24, 1863. J. K. Byers, to date from September 30, 1863. 0. B. Grey, to date from September 30, 1863. Isaac P. Wodell, to date from September 30,1863. Michael Shaffel, to date from September 30, 1863. Wm. F. DeKnight, to date from October 1, 1863. Theodore F. Cummings, to date from October 1,1863. Francis Stewart, to date from October 1, 1863. Marion F. Bishop,to date from October 1, 1863. Michael M. Kistler, to date from October 1,1863. John T. Talbot, to date from October 9, 1863. James F. Layton, to date from October 9, 1863. James Hutchinson, to date from October 9, 1863. John S. Tutton, to date from October 9, 1863. Wm. B. Feely, to date from October 9, 1863. A. E. Bennett, to date from October 12, 1863. Joel A. Fife, to date from October 12, 1863. Thomas J. Langley, to date from October 12, 1863. Vivian K. Spear, to date from October 12, 1863. Stephen J. Willis, to date from October 12, 1863. Charles W. Pierce, to date from October 15, 1863. Warren R. Dunton,to date from October 15,1863. 110

George W. Rollins, to date from October 23,1863. Samuel Hindman, to date from October 23,1863. William H. Cornelius, to date from October 23, 1863. James W. Crawford, to date from October 24,1863. George H. French, to date from October 24, 1863. James G. Shepard, to date from October 24,1863. Dennis Graham, to date from October 24,1863. Richard T. Hambrook, to date from October 24, 1863. E. W. Thomas, to date from October 24, 1863. Alfred Cowgill, to date from October 24,1863. F. P. Gross, to date from October 24, 1863. Erastus W. Everson, to date from October 28,1863. George H. Watts, to date from October 28,1863. Frank R. Rice, to date from October 28, 1863. James W. Parks, to date from October 28,1863. Henry M. Brewster, to date from October 28,1863. William Stone, to date from October 28, 1863. Augustus F. Higgs, to date from October 28,1863. Frank R. Chase, to date from October 30, 1863. John W. Woodward, to date from October 30,1863. Morris Briggs, to date from November 6,1863. Oscar Rollman, to date from November 9, 1863. Walter Cody, to date from November 9,1863. Thomas McDonough, to date from November 9, 1863. Mark A. Hoyt, to date from November 9, 1863. Henry D. Waters, to date from November 9,1863. William S. Provost, to date from November 12,1863. Charles Reynolds, to date from November 15,1863. Frederick J. Massey, to date from November 15,1863. James Lewis, to date from November 15,1863. Joseph Groves, to date from November 15, 1863. William S. Schoonmaker, to date from November 15,1863. Frederick W. Liedtke, to date from November 23, 1863. John Jones, to date from November 23, 1863. Jacob F. Chur, to date from November 26, 1863. Edmund Mather, to date from November 26,1863. Calvin P. McTaggart, to date from November 26,1863. H. V. Morris, to date from November 26, 1863. Matthew J. Graham, to date from December 8,1863. Joseph A. Greene, to date from December 8,1863. Arthur C. Ellis, to date from December 8,1863. George J. Brown, to date from December 8,1863. Irving F. Wilcox, to date from December 8,1863. J. C. Thompson,to date from December 8,1863. William H. Jones, to date from December 8, 1863. Lewis Harting, to date from December 8,1863. George Van Yliet, to date from December 8,1863. A. E. Steinman, to date from December 8,1863. Germain Dettweiller, to date from December 8,1863. D. K. Sprenger, to date from Decmber 8,1863. George S. Melville, to date from December 8,1863. Bowland M. Jones, to date from December 14,1863. John M. Durgin, to date from December 14,1863. Frank H. Coles, to date from December 14,1863. William W. Ellis, to date from December 19, 1863. Patrick Moran, to date from December 19,1863. John F. Cleghorn, to date from January 22, 1864. George J. Lawyer, to date from January 25,1864. Seneca G. Willaner, to date from January 29,1864. Francis Fix, to date from January 29,1864. Charles McDougall,to date from January 29,1864. William Mitchell,to date from February 3, 1864. Charles A. Woodworth, to date from February 3,1864. James De Gray, to date from February 9,1864. S. F. Cooper, to date from February 9,1864. William D. Hall, to date from February 12,1864. August Yon Diemar, to date from February 13,1864. Francis A. Young, to date from February 20,1864. A. W. Lomas, to date from February 23, 1864. Henry Goss, to date from February 23, 1864. George Warner, to date from February 23, 1864. Alfred B. Grunwell, to date from February 23,1864. Alonzo J. Brown, to date from February 29,1864. D. T. Everts, to date from February 29, 1864. 112

S. D. Underwood, to date from February 29,1864. Charles C. Hyatt, to date from February 29,1864. Edward E. Williams, to date from March 5,1864. Joseph M. Kelley, to date from March 8,1864. Richard M. Voorhees, to date from March 14,1864. Edward P. Pitkin, to date from March 14,1864. W. James Kay, to date from March 14,1864. Lemuel Jeffries, to date from March 14,1864. Adolphus G. Armington, to date from March 14,1864. James H. Cole, to date from March 14,1864. Joseph C. Rodriquez, to date from March 17,1864. Frederick W. Beers, to date from March 25,1864. William Walker, to date from March 25,1864. Owen W. Cotton, to date from March 25,1864. Huber Bastian, to date from April 4,1864. Charles W. Borbridge, to date from April 14,1864. Henry M. Jewett, to date from April 14,1864. John F. Clark, to date from April 22, 1864. Henry C. Strong, to date from April 22,1864. Newton Whitten,to date from April 23, 1864. James A. Hudson, to date from April 23, 1864. Edward Colman,to date from April 23, 1864. William N. Williams, to date from April 23,1864. (Since resigned.) Charles F. Rand, to date from April 23,1864. John Remick, to date from April 27,1864. Jacob Baier, to date from April 27,1864. Eugene L. Townsend, to date from April 27,1864. John H. Buckley, to date from April 30, 1864. Nathaniel H. Gale, to date from April 30, 1864. Joshua W. Sharp, to date from April 30,1864. Edward Schneller, to date from May 12, 1864. Edwin Lyon, to date from May 23, 1864. James H. Donaldson, to date from May 30,1864. B. R. Sherman, to date from May 30, 1864. Thomas H Hay, to date from May 30,1864. Charles G. Summers, to date from June 3,1864. James A. Bates, to date from June 3,1864. 113

John J. Knox, to date from June 3,1864. William H. Tyrrell, to date from June 6, 1864. William H. Webster, to date from June 6,1864. Solomon L. Hoge, to date from June 18,1864. George E. Henry, to date from June 18,1864. A. J. Bolar, to date from July 1,1864.

To be Second Lieutenants.

Henry Montgomery, to date from May 26,1863. William Burns, to date from May 28,1863. George R. Buffum, to date from June 1,1863. Henry C. Thomas, to date from June 1,1863. Jarvis W. Dean, to date from June 6, 1863. Foliot A. Whitney, to date from June 6,1863. Louis E. Crone, to date from June 15,1863. Charles B. Bowers, to date from June 24,1863. Samuel H. Simpson, to date from June 24,1863. Seth L. Hammon, to date from June 24,1863. George T. Russell, to date from June 27,1863. James Hough, to date from June 27,1863. James Oliver, to date from July 1, 1863. George A. Armes,to date from July 1,1863. Benjamin B. Baker, to date from July 1,1863. A. B. Sweeney, to date from July 10, 1863. Charles M. Fay, to date from July 15,1863. Virgil N. Higgins, to date from July 16, 1863. Henry R. Jones, to date from July 16, 1863. George Barton, to date from July 16,1863. Patrick Carney, to date from July 16,1863. E. Churchill, to date from July 20,1863. Andrew G. Deacon, to date from July 20,1863. George W. Debevoise, to date from July 20,1863. John Stewart, to date from July 20,1863. D. H. Rowles, to date from July 20,1863. Edward Hoppy, to date from July 23,1863. Robert Laffan, to date from July 27,1863. Albert Metzner, to date from July 31,1863. 114

J. Albert Saylor, to date from August 1,1863. Samuel Bloomer, to date from August 1,1863. Edward B. Northup, to date from August 8, 1863. John C. Chance, to date from August 8,1863. E. L. Palmer, to date from August 11,1863. Sidney B. Smith, to date from August 11,1863. Martin L. Stover, to date from August 11, 1863. Theodore F. Forbes, to date from August 13,1863. Jacob Roth, to date from August 13, 1863. John W. Baker, to date from August 13, 1863. E. A. Tilton, to date from August 19,1863. J. T. Bicknell, to date from August 20,1863. Richard Folios, to date from August 28,1863. Frederick R. Jackson, to date from August 28,1863. Edward L. Deane, to date from August 28,1863. Tipp W. McClure, to date from September 5, 1863. William R. Wager, to date from September 5, 1863. Edward R. Morley, to date from September 5,1863. James Walker, to date from September 11, 1863. James R. Walker, to date from September 11,1863. Isaiah S. Taylor, to date from September 11,1863. James M. Johnston, to date from September 17, 1863. Thomas B. Johnston, to date from September 17, 1863. William H. H. Holton, to date from September 17, 1863. Philip L. Wilson, to date from September 17, 1863. George Ougheltree, to date from September 17, 1863. Charles L Merrill, to date from September 24, 1863. William H. Ripley, to date from September 30,1863» Joseph T. H. Hall, to date from September 30, 1863. Francis E. Allen, to date from September 30, 1863. Robert G. Wilson, to date from September 30,1863. Joseph L. Smith, to date from September 30,1863. William H. Mellen, to date from September 30, 1863. Robert J. Sutherland, to date from October 1,1863. Alfred F. Manning, to date from October 1, 1863. Mortier L. Norton, to date from October 1, 1863. William H. Campion, to date from October 1,1863. 115

Charles H. Bard, to date from October 9,1863. Charles M. Hamilton, to date from October 9,1863. John Goring, to date from October 9,1863. John Bedford, to date from October 12,1863. Alexander Cameron, to date from October 12, 1863. David W. Gemmill, to date from October 12, 1863. Henry Marcotte, to date from October 12, 1863. Byron S. Fitch, to date from October 15,1863. Charles S. Doubleday, to date from October 15, 1863. Peter P. Bergiven, to date from October 15,1863. John F. Davis, to date from October 23, 1863. Isaac W. Derby, to date from October 23, 1863. Michael P. Brennan, to date from October 23,1863. Hugh Morrison, to date from October 28,1863. William H. Weed, to date from October 28,1863. Charles E. Campbell, to date from October 30,1863. F. M. Kimball, to date from October 30,1863. George T. Cook, to date from November 3,1863. Samuel McDonald, to date from November 9, 1863. John S. Hazzard, to date from November 9, 1863. William R. Coddington,to date from November 12, 1863. Joseph F. Dengler, to date from November 12, 1863. Henry Krause, to date from November 12, 1863. Troilus H. Tyndale, to date from November 12, 1863. Albert Prosens, to date from November 15, 1863. F. H. Peterson, to date from November 15, 1863. Isaac Porter, to date from November 15, 1863. Usher F. Kelly, to date from November 15, 1863. William H. Bower, to date from November 15, 1863. Robert Anderson, to date from November 15, 1863. G. H. Ziegler, to date from November 15, 1863. P. J. Campion, to date from November 23, 1863. William H. Morgan, to date from November 23, 1863. Albert Weber, to date from November 26, 1863. George P. McDougall, to date from November 26, 1863. Patrick E. O’Conner, to date from December 8, 1863. H. B. Rogers, to date from December 8, 1863. 116

Ira D. McClary, to date from December 8, 1863. Thomas W. Lord, to date from December 8, 1863. Jacob C. Brubaker, to date from December 8, 1863. HermanJ3tempel, to date from December 11, 1863. William P. Hagadorn, to date from December 14, 1863. Edward Lynch, to date from December 14, 1863. Leonard J. Whiting, to date from December 14, 1863. Frederick S. S. Degraw, to date from December 19, 1863. Michael E. Jenks, to date from December 19, 1863. Roger Beilis, to date from December 19, 1863. Hiram F. Willis, to date from January 22, 1864. Joseph E. Crowell, to date from January 29, 1864. Horatio Roberts, to date from January 29, 1864. Benjamin F. Hawkes, to date from January 29, 1864. William R. Smith, to date from February 1, 1864. William M. Brown, to date from February 1, 1864. Frederick Scheller, to date from February 3, 1864. Joseph H. Sylvester, to date from February 3, 1864. Eugene D. Dimmick, to date from February 3, 1864. John C. Hilton, to date from February 6, 1864. Hiram W. Jackson, to date from February 6, 1864. Eli H. Mix, to date from February 6,1864. Alexander M. Massie, to date from February 6, 1864. Edward Fitzki, to date from February 6, 1864. Emmet F. Hill, to date from February 6, 1864. Jerome McBride, to date from February 9, 1864. Louis Schramm, to date from February 12, 1864. Sherman Cleminshaw, to date from February 12, 1864. Charles W. Hite, to date from February 20, 1864. George Tapp, to date from February 20, 1864. Samuel K. Brown, to date from February 20, 1864. John L. Graham, to date from February 20 1864. Samuel Walker, to date from February 20, 1864. Gabriel Tuthill, to date from February 23, 1864. James Joyes, to date from February 23 1864. John M. Cook, to date from February 23, 1864. Hoyt Palmer, to date from February 23, 1864. 117

Abram Godshalk, to date from February 29, 1863. John H. Brough, to date from February, 29, 1864. Charles S. Draper, to date from February 29, 1864. Thomas W. Robertson, to date from February 29, 1864. George W. Crawford, to date from March 1, 1864. John Conyers, to date from March 1, 1864. Hiram Robinett, to date from March 1, 1864. Joseph Burns, to date from March 5, 1864. James J. Doyle, to date from March 5, 1864. Samuel K. Morrison, to date from March 5, 1864. Wesley Markwood, to date from March 5, 1864. Byron Thomas, to date from March 5,1864. Aurora C. Kiel, to date from March 8,1864. George W. Limbocker, to date from March 8,1864! Byron F. Bordwell, to date from March 11,1864. Isaac Kohn, to date from March 11,1864. Thomas Matthews, to date from March 14,1864. Edward Murphy, to date from March 14,1864. Lewis Hallman, to date from March 14,1864. James Drysdale, to date from March 17,1864. Joseph Wagner, to date from March 17,1864. York A. Woodward, to date from March 17,1864. H. K. W. Ayres,to date from March 18,1864. Thomas J. Stone, to date from March 18,1864. Michael Mangan, to date from March 18,1864. Byron E. Hess, to date from March 25,1864. John D. Cole, to date from March 25,1864. Elisha R. Magoun, to date from March 25,1864. John F. Watkins, to date from March 25,1864. Stevens E. Longyear, to date from March 25, 1864. Ehen Crosby, to date from March 30, 1864. Isaiah F. Kelly, to date from March 30, 1864. John P. Beach, to date from April 9,1864. Walter F. Halleck, to date fromjApril 14, 1864. James L. Lott, to date from April 14,1864. James G. Morrow, to date from April 14,1864. William G. Holden, to date from April 14,1864. 118

George J. Whitman, to date from April 22, 1864. Simeon G. Butts, to date from April 23, 1864. Robert Cullen, to date from April 23,1864. Winfield S. Chase, to date from April 23, 1864. George W. Corliss, to date from April 23,1864. Richard J. Frayne, to date from April 23,1864. Thomas D. McAlpine, to date from April 23,1864. Henry H. Edlesson, to date from April 23,1864. Clinton Loveridge, to date from April 23,1864. Benjamin F. Shaum, to date from April 23,1864. Watson R. Wentworth, to date from April 27, 1864. Hiram L. Hunt, to date from April 30,1864. Joseph F. Allison, to date from April 30,1864. George E. Hodgdon, to date from April 30,1864. D. Eugene Bigler, to date from April 30,1864. Samuel R. Phillips, to date from April 30, 1864. Jesse B. Clinton, to date from May 9,1864. George E. Simons, to date from May 9, 1864. James W. Dow, to date from May 9, 1864. William A. McNulty, to date from May 9, 1864. Barzillai J. Inman, to date from May 9, 1864. John J. Toffey, to date from May 9, 1864. Charles W. Mitchell, to date from May 12,1864. John T. Bolton, to date from May 12,1864. Levi F. Burnett, to date from May 12, 1864. Adolph Glackmeyer, to date from May 23,1864. George W. Blake, to date from May 23,1864. Rufus C. Crocker, to date from May 24, 1864. James S. Powers, to date from May 24,1864. Samuel Wooldridge, to date from May 30,1864. A. W. McKillip,to date from May 30,1864. J. Emory Gault, to date from May 30, 1864 Benjamin C. Cook, to date from May 30,1864. Chauncey Field, to date from June 3,1864. Noah W. Yoder,to date from June 3,1864. Samuel L. Barr, to date from June 18,1864. Samuel B. Brightman, to date from June 18,1864. 119

George A. Wadsworth, to date from June 18,1864. Guilford D. Jennings,to date from July 1, 1864. Joshua C. Predmore, to date from July 1,1864. Frederick S. Seymour, to date from July 1, 1864. William Whipple, to date from July 1,1864.

Appointments by Brevet.

“Brigadier General John C. Robinson, of theUnited States Volunteers, to be Major General,by Brevet, for gallant and meritorious services in the field, to rank from June 27,1864. Brigadier General John G. Barnard, of the United States Volunteers, to be Major General, by Brevet, for meritorious and distinguished ser- vices during the present war,to rank from July 4,1864. Brigadier General Alvin P. Hovey, of the United States Volunteers, to he Major General, by Brevet, for meritorious and distinguished ser- vices during the present war, to rank from July 4,1864 Brigadier General Stephen G. Burbridge, of the United States Volun- teers, to he Major General, by Brevet, for gallantry and distinguished services in the repulse of John Morgan’s recent invasion of Kentucky, to rank from July 4,1864. “Brigadier General George Crook, of the United States Volunteers, to be Major General, by Brevet, for gallant and distinguished services in West Virginia, to rank from July 18,1864. “Brigadier General William H. Emory, of the United States Volun- teers, to be Major General, by Brevet, to rank from July 23,1863. “Brigadier General Benjamin F. Kelley, of the United States Volun- teers, to be Major General,by Brevet, for gallant and distinguished ser- vices during the war. to rank from August 5,1864. •"'Brigadier General William W. Averell, of the United States Volun- teers, to he Major General, by Brevet, for gallant and distinguished conduct at the battle of Moorfield, Virginia, to rank from August 7, 1864. “Brigadier General Jefferson C. Davis, of the United States Volunteers, to be Major General, by Brevet, to rank from August 8,1864. “Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry, of the United States Volunteers, to be Major General, by Brevet, for meritorious and distinguished ser- vices during the war, to rank from August 26, 1864. 120

General Godfrey Weitzel, of the United States Volunteers, to be Major General, by Brevet, for meritorious and distinguished ser- vices during the war, to rank from August 26, 1864. General Gersham Mott, of the United States Volunteers, to be Major General, by Brevet, for distinguished services during the war,to rank from September 9, 1864. General Alfred T. A. Torbet, of the United States Volun- teers, to be Major General, by Brevet, for distinguished services during the war, to rank from September 9, 1864. Colonel Joseph Bailey, of the Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry, to be Briga- dier General, by Brevet, for distinguished and meritorious services as Acting Engineer of the Nineteenth Army Corps, in projecting and con- structing a temporary dam at the lower falls of the Red River, thereby enabling our flotilla to reach the waters of the Mississippi in safety, to rank from June 7, 1864. Thomas W. Humphrey, of the Ninety-fifth Illinois Volun- teers, ot be Brigadier General,by Brevet, for gallant and distinguished conduct in the battle near Guntown, Mississippi, to rank from June 10, 1864. William Blaisdell, of the Eleventh Massachusetts Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for gallant and distinguished con- duct, to rank from June 23,1864. JamesA. Mulligan, of the Twenty-third Illinois Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for gallant and meritorious services at the battle of Winchester, Virginia, to rank from July 23,1864. G. A. Stedman,of the Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for gallant and meritorious services before Petersburg, Virginia, to rank from August 5,1864. Silas Colgrove, of theTwenty-seventh Indiana Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for meritorious and distinguished ser- vices during the war, to rank from August 7,1864. John T. Wilder, of the Seventeenth Indiana Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for meritorious and distinguished ser- vices during the war, to rank from August 7, 1864. Benjamin F. Scribner, of the Thirty-eighth Indiana Volun- teers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for meritorious and distin- guished services during the war, to rank from August 8, 1864. 121

Thomas C. Devin, of the Sixth New York Cavalry, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for gallant and distinguished services in the field during the present war, and especially in the recent brilliant engagement near Front Royal, where his command captured two stands of colors from the Rebels, to rank from August 15,1864. °Colonel GeorgeL. Beal, of the Twenty-ninth MaineVolunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for gallant and meritorious services dur- ing the war, to rank from August 22,1864. Alexander S. Diven,late of the One hundred and seventh New York Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for meri- torious services during the war, to rank from August 30, 1864. Hiram L. Brown, of the One hundred and forty-fifth Penn- sylvania Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, to rank from September 3, 1864. “Colonel , of the One hundred and forty-ninth Pennsyl- vania Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for gallant services during the war, and especially at Gettysburg, to rank from September 7,1864. “Colonel William S. Tilton, of the Twenty-second Massachusetts Volunteers, to be Brigadier General, by Brevet, for distinguished ser- vices during the war, to rank from September 9, 1864. -Major Charles G. Halpine, AssistantAdjutant General ofVolunteers, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by Brevet, for gallantry and distinguished services at the battle of Piedmont, Virginia, to rank from June 5,1864.

Ee-APPOINTMENTS. To be Brigadier Generals of Volunteers. °John D. Stevenson, late Brigadier General of Volunteers, November 29,1862. *Gustavus A. De Bussy, late Brigadier General of Volunteers, May 23, 1863. D. Whipple, late Brigadier General of Volunteers, July 17, 1863. cAlvan C. Gillem, late Brigadier General of Voluntjesr, August 17, 1863. 15James H. Wilson, late Brigadier General of Voluuteers, October 30, 1863. 122

IV. .Transfers.

Captain Alanson M. Randol, First Artillery, from Company H to Company I. Captain George A. Kensel, Fifth Artillery, from Company H to Com- pany I. Captain Francis L. Guenther, Fifth Artillery, from Company I to Company H. Captain A. C. M Pennington, jr., Second Artillery, from Company D to Company M. Captain Thomas M. Vincent, Second Artilley, from Company I to Company E. Captain Thomas Grey, Second Artillery, from Company E to Com- pany I.

Second Lieutenant George D. Ramsey, jr , of the First Artillery, to the Ordnance Department, November 6,1863. Second Lieutenant John A. Winebrener, of the Third Infantry, to the Ordnance Department, November 21,1863. Second Lieutenant John G. Butler, of the Fourth Artillery, to the Ordnance Department, January 29, 1864. Second Lieutenant E. V. Andruss, of the First Artillery, to the Ord- nance Department, July 25,1864. Second Lieutenant John J. Driscoll, of the Second Infantry, to the First Artillery, August 22,1864, to take place on the Army Register next below Second Lieutenant Edward D. Wheeler. Second Lieutenant Charles Bendire, of the Second Infantry, to the First Cavalry, September 9, 1864. Second Lieutenant Thomas Burnes, of the Fifth Artillery, to the Second Artillery, September 13, 1864.

V„.Betired.

On their own application after forty or more consecutive years of service. Colonel Hannibal Day,Sixth Infantry, August 1,1863. Colonel Carlos A. Waite, First Infantry, February 8, 1864.

On his own application.

Military Storekeeper John B. Butler,Ordnance Department, October 1,1863. 123

For incapacity resulting from long and faithful service, from wounds or injury received, from disease contracted, orfrom exposure in the line ofduty. Brigadier General Bobert Anderson, United States Army,October 27, 1863. Colonel Pitcairn Morrison, Eighth Infantry, October 20,1863. Colonel Albemarle Cady, Eighth Infantry, May 18, 1864. Lieutenant Colonel Wiliam Chapman, Third Infantry, August 26, Lieutenant Colonel Enoch Steen, Second Cavalry, September 23,1863. Lieutenant Colonel Thomas L. Alexander, Fifth Infantry, October 16, 1863. Lieutenant Colonel Daniel P. Whiting, Sixth Infantry, November 4, 1863. Lieutenant Colonel Seth Eastman, First Infantry, December 3,1863- Lieutenant Colonel Lewis G. Arnold, Second Artillery, February 8, 1864. Lieutenant Colonel George W. Patten, Second Infantry, February 17, 1864. Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Ruff, Third Cavalry, March 30, 1864. Major Charles D. Jordan,Fifth Infantry, August 27,1863 Major Thomas Hendrickson, Third Infantry, August 31,1863. Major Edward W. B. Newby, Third Cavalry, September 25,1863. Major Joseph H. McArthur, Third Cavalry, November 2,1863. Major Henry W. Wharton, Ninth Infantry, December 1,1863. Major Joseph H. Whittlesey, Fifth Cavalry, November 30, 1863. Major David H. Hastings, Fifth Cavalry, December 7, 1863. Major James N. Caldwell, eighteenth Infantry, December 29,1863. Major William E Prince, Third Infantry, March 30, 1864. Major Francis A. Cunningham, Pay Department, August 27, 1863. Major Brua Cameron, Pay Department, November 4, 1863. Captain Parmenas T. Turnley, Quartermaster’s Department, Septem- ber 17,1863. Captain William R. Pease, Seventh Infantry, August 28,1863. Captain Thomas W. Walker, Third Infantry, September 11,1863. Captain William Dickinson, Third Infantry, October 3,1863. Captain Francis H. Bates, Fourth Infantry, October 19,1863. Captain Cornelius Hook, jr.,First Artillery, November 4,1863. Captain Josiah H. Carlisle, Second Artillery, November 4,1863. 124

Captain William H. Rossell, Tenth Infantry, November 28,1863. Captain Charles Holmes, Seventeenth Infantry, November 28,1863. Captain Adolphus F. Bond, Second Infantry, December 1,1863. Captain Alexander Murry, Thirteenth Infantry, March 30,1864. Captain Henry B. Hendershott, Second Artillery, March 30,1864. Captain A. B. Thompson, Eighteenth Infantry, May 6,1864. Captain Joseph C. Clark, jr.,Fourth Artillery, May 11,1864. Captain Davis W. Cheek, Thirteenth Infantry, April 9, 1864. Captain Isaac J. Harvey, Signal Corps, February 15,1864. First Lieutenant Edward P. Bigelow, First Cavalry, September 10, 1863. First Lieutenant John H. McBlair, jr.,Fifteenth Infantry, October 3, 1863. First Lieutenant Francis E. Brownell, Eleventh Iufantry, November 4,1863. First Lieutenant George Williams, Fourth Infantry, November 9, 1863. First Lieutenant William G. Fitch, Second Infantry, November 16, 1863. First Lieutenant Merrill N. Hutchinson, Eighteenth Infantry, Janu- ary 6, 1864. First Lieutenant Samuel C. Williamson, Eighteenth Infantry, Janu- ary 24,1864. First Lieutenant William Ewing,Seventeenth Iufantry, February 15, 1864. Second Lieutenant, Daniel Flynn, Second Cavalry, September 30, 1863. Second Lieutenant Henry McQuiston, Sixth Cavalry, September 26, 1863. Second Lieutenant James Davison, Fifth Artillery, January 13,1864. Military Storekeeper Lawrence Taliaferro, Quartermaster’s Depart- ment, August 27,1863. By direction of the President in conformity with section 12 of the act of July 17, 1862.

Major General John E. Wool, United States Army, August 1, 1863. Brigadier General William S. Harney, United States Army, August 1, 1863. 125

Brigadier General James W. Ripley, Chief of Ordnance, September 15,1863. Brevet Brigadier General Harvey Brown, United States Army, Colo- nel Fifth Artillery, August 1,1863. Colonel Charles S. Merchant, Fourth Artillery, August 1,1863. Colonel Justin Dimick, First Artillery, August 1,1863. Lieutenant Colonel Martin Burke, Third Artillery, August 1, 1863. Assistant Surgeon Benjamin King, United States Army, November 9, 1863.

VI. _ Casualties.

Re&igned, (180.)

Major General John C. Fremont, United States Army, June 4,1864. Brevet Brigadier General Erasmus D. Keyes, (Colonel Eleventh In- fantry,) May 6,1864. Colonel Charles F. Havelock, Additional Aide-de-camp, July31,1863. Colonel Robert N. Hudson, AdditionalAide-de-camp, August 26, 1863. Colonel John Riggin, Additional Aide-de-camp, October 14,1863. Colonel Clark B. Lagon, Additional Aide-de-camp, December 12, 1863. Colonel Speed Butler, Additional Aide-de-camp, August 22,1864. Colonel Joseph C. McKibbin,Additional Aide de-camp, January 29, 1864. Colonel Andrew Porter, Sixteenth Infantry, April 20,1864. Colonel , Assistant Adjutant General, June 1,1864. Colonel Charles Zagonyi, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 4,1864. Colonel Anselme Albert, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 8,1864. Colonel John T. Mala, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 8,1864. Colonel Charles P. Stone, Fourteenth Infantry, September 13, 1864. Colonel John W. Shaffer, Additional Aide-de-camp,August 26, 1864. Brevet Colonel Ebenezer S. Sibley, Deputy Quartermaster General, April 15,1864. Lieutenant Colonel Francis 0. Wyse,Fourth Artillery, July 25,1863. Lieutenant Colonel Ambrose Thompson, Additional Aide-de-camp, August 26,1863. Lieutenant Colonel John G. Pilsen, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 8,1864. 126

Major Richard M. Corwine, Additional Aide-de-camp, July 27,1363. Major Ernest Von Yegesack, Additional Aide-de-camp, August 3, 1863. Major Joseph C. Willard, Additional Aide-de-camp, March 1,1864. Major Jonathan W. Gordon, Eleventh Infantry, March 4,1864. Major Leonidas Haskell, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 4,1864. Major Nathaniel H. McLean, Assistant Adjutant General, June 24, 1864. Major James W. Abert, Corps of Engineers, June 25,1864. Major William T. H. Brooks, Eighteenth Infantry, July 14,1864. Captain William H. H. Taylor, Eighteenth Infantry, December 12, 1863. Captain William Craig, Assistant Quartermaster, April 5,1864. Captain William C. McCall, Fourteenth Infantry, July 31, 1863. Captain Henry 8. Lansing, Twelfth Infantry, July 17,1863. Captain Henry A. F. Worth, Sixth Infantry, July 14,1863. Captain Yerres N. Smith,Nineteenth Infantry, July 16,1863. Captain Richard P. H. Durkee, Fourteenth Infantry, July 11,1863. Captain Samuel M. Sprole, Fourth Infantry, July 14,1863. Captain William S. Thruston, EighteenthInfantry, August 12,1863. Captain Joseph M. Trowbridge, Sixteenth Infantry, May 14,1864. Captain S. Van Rensselaer, Twelfth Infantry, September 9,1863. Captain Henry S. Welton, Nineteenth Infantry, November 25,1863. Captain William C. Paine, Corps of Engineers, November 6,1863. Captain Lucius Fairchild, Sixteenth Infantry, October 19,1863. Captain Charles R. Coster, Twelfth Infantry, December 31,1863. Captain Daniel Hall, Additional Aide-de-camp, November 21, 1863. Captain Henry C. Freeman, Additional Aide-de-camp, December 18, 1863. Captain Jacob Von Cederstrom, Additional Aide-de-camp, January 9,1864. Captain John E. Reynolds, Seventeenth Infantry, January 26,1864. Captain George R. Fearing, Additional Aide-de-camp, February 1, 1864. Captain Arnold Hoeppner, Additional Aide-de-camp, February 1,1864. Captain Richard L. Ogden, Assistant Quartermaster and First Lieu- tenant, Fourteenth Infantry, May 14,1864. 127

Captain Dudley H. Chase, Seventeenth Infantry, February 14,1864. Captain Charles C. Goddard, Seventeenth Infantry, May 26, 1864. Captain John H. Dickerson, Assistant Quartermaster, March 31, 1864. Captain Louis Livingston, Additional Aide-de-camp, March 8, 1864. Captain Gideon C. Moody, Nineteenth Infantry, March 16,1864. Captain John T. Price, Fifth Infantry, May 14, 1864. Captain ftossiter W. Raymond, Additional Aide-de-camp, April 6, 1864. Captain Wladislas Leski, Additional Aide-de-camp, April 23, 1864. Captain P. Babcock, jr., Signal Corps, April 30, 1864. Captain George P. Edgar, Additional Aide-de-camp, April 29, 1864. Captain James Benkard, Additional Aide-de-camp, April 29, 1864. Captain David W. Biddle, Ninth Infantry, May 24, 1864. Captain Louis H. Pelouze, Fifteenth Infantry, June 11, 1864. Captain Henry C. Symonds, Second Artillery, June 11, 1864. Captain Samuel F. Chaliin, Fifth Artillery, June 11, 1864. Captain Thomas M. Vincent, Second Artillery, June 11, 1864. Captain Oliver D. Greene, Second Artillery, June 13, 1864. Captain John C. Hopper, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 11, 1864. Captain George L. Hartsuff, Second Artillery, June 15, 1864. Captain William Fisher, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 15, 1864. Captain Elias Nigh, Assistant Quartermaster, June 27, 1864. Captain John P. Sherburne, Nineteenth Infantry, July 1, 1864. Captain Julius W. Adams, Fourth Infantry, June 29, 1864. Captain Henry B. Hays, Sixth Cavalry, July 5, 1864. Captain Werner Boecklin, Nineteenth Infantry, July 7, 1864. Captain Henry C. Wood, Eleventh Infantry, July 12, 1864. Captain Craig W.Wadsworth, Additional Aide-de-camp, July 16,1864. Captain Thomas R. Tannatt, Fourth Artillery, July 18, 1864. Captain Delavan D. Perkins, Fourth Artillery, July 11, 1864. Captain Henry S. Tafft, Signal Corps, August 20, 1864. Captain Charles H. Lewis, Sixteenth Infantry, July 28, 1864. Captain John C. Peterson, Fifteenth Infantry, August 11, 1864. Captain Albert B. Dod, Fifteenth Infantry, August 15, 1864. Captain Lewis Wilson, Nineteenth Infantry, July 28, 1864. Captain John H. Farquhar, Nineteenth Infantry, August 9, 1864. Captain James R. Gould, Additional Aide-de-camp, August 6,1864. 128

Captain Zebulon Baird, Additional Aide-de-camp, August 30, 1864. Captain Francis W. Seeley, Fourth Artillery, August 31, 1864. Captain Ansel B. Denton, Eighteenth Infantry, September 9, 1864. Captain Byron G. Daniels, Nineteenth Infantry, September 13, 1864. First Lieutenant Copley Amory, Fourth Cavalry, December 15, 1863. First Lieutenant Matthew Jack, Nineteenth Infantry, April 1, 1864. First Lieutenant William M. Watts, Fourth Cavalry, July 27, 1863. First Lieutenant Billings B. Childs, Sixth Infantry, August 8, 1863. First Lieutenant Thomas J. Cate, Sixteenth Infantry, August 31, 1863. First Lieutenant D. W. Carr, Twelfth Infantry, October 28, 1863. First Lieutenant Moses C. Green, Thirteenth Infantry, February 20, 1864. First Lieutenant John W. Tibbatts, Thirteenth Infantry, April 15, 1863. First Lieutenant Stephen Whitney, Fourth Artillery, November 12, 1863. First Lieutenant Harrison Millard, Nineteenth Infantry, November 7.1863. First Lieutenant Robert Sutherland, Eighteenth Infantry, January 31.1864. First Lieutenant Edward T. Benton, First Cavalry, April 2, 1864. First Lieutenant Bradbury C. Chetwood, First Artillery, September 1.1863. First Lieutenant John S. Gibbs, First Artillery, May 19, 1864. First Lieutenant George B. Butler, Third Infantry, November 24, 1863. First Lieutenant John L. Knapp, Seventeenth Infantry, January 11, 1864. First Lieutenant William A. Dubois, Third Cavalry, December 10, 1863. First Lieutenant Sewell H. Brown, Sixth Cavalry, January 25,1864. First Lieutenant Thomas S. Seabury, Signal Corps, Januai-y 25,1864. First Lieutenant Heyward Cutting,Tenth Infantry, April 9,1864. First Lieutenant W. W. Patterson, Twelfth Infantry, May 7,1864. First Lieutenant William G. Galbraith, Signal Corps, April 26,1864. First Lieutenant William H. Cheesebrough, Eleventh Infantry, April 26.1864. 129

First Lieutenant William M. Breese, Sixteenth Infantry, May 24, 1864. First Lieutenant Charles H. Gibson, Second Cavalry, May 30, 1864. First Lieutenant Benjamin C Card, Twelfth Infantry, June 11,1864. First Lieutenant Joseph A. Potter, Fifteenth Infantry, June 11, 1864. First Lieutenant Henry Inman, Seventeenth Infantry, June 11, 1864. First Lieutenant Elijah D. Brigham, Tenth Infantry, June 11, 1864. First Lieutenaut Augustus G. Robinson, Third Artillery, June 18, 1864. First Lieutenant Elias B. Carling, Third Artillery, June 24, 1864. First Lieutenant William S. Andrews, Signal Corps, July 21, 1864. First Lieutenant AugustusBoyd, Nineteenth Infantry, June 11, 1864. First Lieutenant William A. Eldeikin, First Artillery, August 16, 1864. First Lieutenant George T. Ingham, Eleventh Infantry, August 9, 1864. First Lieutenant R. W. Derickson, Fifteenth Infantry, July 23, 1864. First Lieutenant Wilberforce W. I.yon, Fourteenth Infantry, August 15, 1864. First Lieutenant Horace Brown, Eighteenth Inrantry, July 28, 1864. First Lieutenant Joseph L. Hallett, Signal Corps, August 8,1864. First lieutenant Edward M. Curtis, Seventh Infantry, July 20,1864. First Lieutenant Geoige W. Johnson, Nineteenth Infantry, August 30, 1864. First Lieutenant Anson 0. Doolittle, Fourth Cavalry, September 7, 1864. First Lieutenant James T. Baden, Fifth Cavalry, September 12,1864. Second Lieutenant John Stoddard, Fifth Cavalry, May 25, 1863. Second Lieutenant Frederick A. Mitchel, sixteenth Infantry, August 17,1863. Second Lieutenant William Brophy, Fifth Cavalry, September 12, 1863. Second Lieutenant William Devine, Ninth Infantry, November 7, 1863. Second Lieutenaut James W. Paschal, Thirteenth Infantry, May 14, 1864. 130

Second Lieutenant Charles H. Green, Fifth Artillery, December 19, 1863. Second Lieutenant Temple Buford, Fifth Cavalry, January 11,1864. Second Lieutenant Edward W. West, First Artillery, March 18, 1864. Second Lieutenant Henry F. Rice, Seventeenth Infantry, May 14, 1864. Second Lieutenant C. Lamson Smith, Ninth Infantry, May 14,1864. Second Lieutenant William S. Sizer, Signal Corps, June 29,1864. Second Lieutenant Andrew J. Holbrook, Signal Corps, August 19, 1864. Second Lieutenant Sidney W. Cooper, Eighth Infantry, July 28, 1864. Second Lieutenant Samuel J. Franks, Eighth Infantry, August 15, 1864. Second Lieutenant J. Carbery Lay, Seventeenth Infantry, September 12.1864. Medical Inspector General Thomas F. Perley, August 10,1863. Medical Inspector Frank H. Hamilton, August 29,1863, Medical Inspector William H. Mussey, January 1,1864. Assistant Surgeon Robert B. Cruice, August 17,1863. Assistant Surgeon Charles P. Russell, September 3,1863. Assistant Surgeon Robert 0. Craig, April 7,1863. Assistant Surgeon Edward T. Whittingham, November 12, 1863. Assistant Surgeon John W. S. Gouley,February 18,1864. Assistant Surgeon Roberts Bartholow, May 14,1864. Assistant Surgeon J. Campbell Shorb, September 3,1864. Paymaster Jesse W. Fell, December 26,1863. Hospital Chaplain Charles M. Blake, July 21,1863. Hospital Chaplain Charles Seymour, September 10,1863. Hospital Chaplain Matthew F. McGrath, October 1,1863. Hospital Chaplain William H. Chapman, October 1,1863. Hospital Chaplain Montgomery Schuyler, August 24, 1863. Hospital Chaplain C. G. Bentel,December 3,1863. Hospital Chaplain Edward D. Neill, January 4,1864. Hospital Chaplain Rudolph Doehn, January 14,1864. Hospital Chaplain William W. Reese, February 15,1864. Hospital Chaplain William Wilson, January 29,1864. Hospital Chaplain John A. Spooner, February 8,1864. 131

Hospital Chaplain William J.Potter, May 10,1864. Hospital Chaplain Henry Hopkins, May 25,1864. Hospital Chaplain Frederick II. Wines, August 20,1864. Hospital Chaplain Thomas Willett, January 9,1864. Hospital Chaplain Charles W. Heisley, June 25,1864. Hospital Chaplain James A. Brown, August 20,1864. Hospital Chaplain John Vahey, June 30,1864. Medical Storekeeper William M. Giles, September 10,1863. Medical Storekeeper Victor Zoeller, April 6,1863. Military Storekeeper J. C.Vaughan, Ordnance Department, October 3, 1863. Military Storekeeper George B. Wright,Ordnance Department, March 31,1864. Commissionsvacated under the 1th Section of the Act of June 18, 1846, (6.J By First Lieutenant George H. Weeks, Fourth Artillery, Assistant Quartermaster—his Regimental Commission, (only,) August 11, 1863. By First Lieutenant Judson D. Bingham, Second Artillery, Assistant Quartermaster—his Regimental Commission, (only,) August 1,1863. By First Lieutenant Samuel A. Foster, Sixth Infantry, Commissary of Subsistence—his Regimental Commission, (only,) September 20, 1863. By First Lieutenant GeorgeB.Dandy, Third Artillery, Assistant Quar- termaster—his Regimental Commission, (only,) February 8,1864. By First Lieutenant Michael P. Small, Second Artillery, Commissary of Subsistence—his Regimental Commission, (only,) March 30,1864. By First Lieutenant John W. Barriger, Second Artillery, Commissary of Subsistence—his Regimental Commission, (only,) March 30,1864.

Commissions vacated by new appointment, (23.J By Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant, United States Army—his Commission as Major General, March 2, 1864. By Brigadier General George G. Meade, United States Army—his Commission as Major in the Corps of Engineers, July 3,1863. By Brigadier General William T. Sherman, United States Army—his Commission as Colonel of the Thirteenth Infantry, July 4,1863. By Brigadier General James B. McPherson, United States Army—his

Commission as Captain in the Corps of Engineers, August 1,1863. N 132

By Brigadier General George H. Thomas, United States Army—his Commission as Colonel of the Fifth Cavalry, October 27, 1863. By Brigadier General John W. Turner, United States Volunteers —his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Colonel, Sep- tember 7, 1863. By Brigadier General William D. Whipple, United States Volunteers —his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Lieu- tenant Colonel, July 17,1863. By Brigadier General GeorgeD. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance—his Com- mission as Colonel in the Ordnance Department, September 15, 1863. By Brigadier General Richard Delafield, Chief Engineer—his Commis- sion as Colonel in the Corps of Engineers, April 22,1864. By Brigadier General James B. Fry, Provost Marshal General of the United States—his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Colonel, April 21,1864. By Brigadier General Amos B. Eaton, Commissary General of Sub- sistence—his Commission as Assistant Commissary General of Subsist- ence, with the rank of Colonel, June 29,1864. By Brigadier General Joseph A. Haskin, United States Volunteers—- his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Lieuten- ant Colonel, August 5,1864. By Colonel Edmund Sbriver, Inspector General United States Array —his Commission as Additional Aid-de-Camp, with the rank of Colonel, and that of Lieutenant Colonel, Eleventh Infantry, March 13, 1863. By Colonel James A. Hardie, Inspector General, United States Army

—his Commissions as Captain in the Fifth Artillery ; Assist nt Adju- tant General with therank of Major, and Additional Aide-de camp, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, March 24,1864. By Lieutenant Colonel William J. L. Nicodemus, Signal Corps—his Commission as Captain in the Twelfth Infantry, August 10, 1864. By Major Elisha H. Ludington, Assistant Inspector General, United States Army—his Commission as Captain in the Seventeenth Infantry, April 20,1864. By Miijor Samuel S. Seward, Aide-de-camp—his Commission as Addi- tional Aide-de-camp, with the rank ofCaptain, August 18,1863. By Major Edward 0. Brown, Aide-de-camp—his Commission as Addi- tional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Captain, May 4,1863. By Major Louis H. Pelouze, Assistant Adjutant General, United States Army—his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Major, March 24, 1864. By Major Delavan D. Perkins, Assistant Adjutant General, United States Army—his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Major, June 1,1864. By Major Philip M. Lydig, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers —his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Cap- tain, March 18,1864. By Major Walter Cutting, Aide-de-camp—his Commission as Addi- tional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Captain, February 29, 1864. By Captain Andrew S. Burt, Eighteenth Infantry—his Commission as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Captain, May 30, 1863. Declined, (3.) By George P. Smith, of Pennsylvania, the appointment of Military Storekeeper, in the Quartermaster’s Department, March 14, 1863. By T. Romeyn Beck, of New Jersey, the appointment of Hospital Chaplain, November 10, 1863. By George T. Smith, the appointment of Second Lieutenant in the Signal Corps, March 3, 1863.

Cancelled, (11.)

The appointment of Harrison Smith, as Second Lieutenant in the Sixth Cavalry, October 31, 1863. The appointment of John Haines, as Second Lieutenant in the Nine teenth Infantry, August 10,1863. The appointment of George F. White, as Second Lieutenant in the Eighteenth Infantry, February 19, 1863. The appointment of William H. Madeira, as Second Lieutenant in the Eighteenth Infantry, February 19, 1863. The appointment of David McKelvy, as Second Lieutenant in the Second Cavalry, October 31, 1863. The appointment of Henry Kinzler, as SecondLieutenant in the First Cavalry, August 10, 1863. The appointment of Patrick A. Maley, as Hospital Chaplain, Septem- ber 17, 1863. 134

The appointment of Thomas H. W. Monroe, as Hospital Chaplain, April 22, 1863. The appointment of Griffith Owen, as Hospital Chaplain, April 22, 1863. The appointment of George P. Yan Wyck, as Hospital Chaplain, March 5, 1863. The appointment of J. M. Ladd, as Hospital Chaplain, January 10, 1863. Pifrf,(135.)

Brigadier General James B. McPherson, United States Army, killed in battle before Atlanta, Ga., July 22, 1864. Brigadier General Joseph G. Totten, Chief Engineer, United States Army, Washington April 1864. at , D. C., 22, Brigadier General Joseph P. Taylor, Commissary General of Subsist- ence, United States Army, at Washington, D. C., June 29, 1864. Colonel John F. Reynolds, Fifth Infantry, killed at the battle of Gettys- burg, Pa., July 1, 1863. Colonel George Nauman, Fifth Artillery, at , Pa., .August 11, 1863. Colonel United States Army, at Md Benjamin L. Beall, , , August 16, 1863. Colonel William Whistler, United States Army, at Newport, Ky., De- cember 4, 1863. Colonel Henry Yan Rensselaer, Inspector General, at , Ohio, March 23, 1864. Colonel Edward A. King, Sixth Infantry, killed at the battle of Chicka- mauga, Ga., September 20, 1863. Colonel John Symington, United States Army, in Harford County, Maryland, April 4, 1864. Colonel , Fourth Cavalry, killed in battle before Spoltsyl- vania Court House, Va., May 9, 1864. Colonel Stephen H. Long, U. S. Army, at Alton, III., September 4, 1864. Lieutenant Colonel Daniel P. Woodbury, Corps of Engineers, and Brigadier General United States Volunteers, at Key West, Fla., August 15, 1864. Major George L. Willard, Nineteenth Infantry, killed at the , Pa., July 2, 1863. Major Edmund Underwood, United States Army, at Utica, N. ¥., Sep* tember 5, 1863. Major Edward B. Hunt, Corps of Engineers, at , N. Y., Octo. her 2, 1863. Major John Buford, Assistant Inspector General, at Washington, D. C., December 16, 1863. Major Sidney Coolidge, Sixteenth Infantry, killed at the battle of Chick- amauga,Ga., September 19, 1863. . Major Luther B. Bruen, Twelfth Infantry, June 21, 1864, at Wash- ington, D. C., ofwounds received in battle. Major James St. C. Morton, Corps of Engineers, killed in action b fore Petersburg, Va., June 17, 1864. Major Brua Cameron, United States Army, at Harrisburg, Pa , Janu- ary 13, 1864. Captain Stephen H. Weed, Fifth Artillery, killed at the battle of Gettys- burg, Pa., July 2, 1863. Captain John A. Thompson, Eighteenth Infantry, June 30, 1863, at Nashville, Tenn., of wounds received in action at Hoover's Gap, Tenn. Captain George C. Strong, Orduance Department, July 30, 1863, of wounds received in assault on Fort Wagner, S. Q. Captain Edward C. Washington, Thirteenth Infantry, May 20, 1863, of wounds received in action before Vicksburg, Miss. Captain Thomas O. Barri, Eleventh Infantry, killed at the battle of Get- tysburg, Pa., July 2, 1863. Captain Leroy S. Elbert, Third Cavalry, at St. Louis, Mo., September 13,1863. Captain Austin S. Dean, Additional Aide-de-camp, at St. Louis, Mo., July 19, 1863. Captain Edward P. Additional Aide-de-camp, August 25 Brownson, , 1864, ofwounds received in battle. Captain William G. Jones, Tenth Infantry, killed at the battle of Chick- amauga, Ga., September 19, 1863. Captain George Ryan, Seventh Infantry, killed at the battle of Laurel Hdl, Va., May 8, 1864. Captain Thomas M. Saunders, Third Artillery, at St. Paul, Minn., January 20,1864. 136

Captain George W. Vanderbilt, Tenth Infantry, and Additional Aide- de-camp, at Nice, , January 1, 1864. Captain Thomas M. Hidings, Twelfth Infantry, killed at the battle of Spottsylvania Court House, Va , May 10, 1864. Captain William P Sanders, Sixth Cavalry, November 19, 1863, of wounds received in action before Knnxvi'le, Tnn. Captain Edward Treacy, Third Cavalry, at Cincinnati, Ohio, February 15, 1864. Captain Samuel A. McKee, Second Infantry, killed by guerillas near Greenwich, Va April 11, 1864. , Captain Haldimand S. Putnam, Corps of Engineers, killed in assault on Fort Wagner, S C, July 18, 1863. Captain Arthur H. Dutton, Corps of Engineers, June 5,1864, ofwounds received while re onn dtring enemy’s works near Bermuda Hundred, Va. Captain Charles H. Brightly, Fourth Infantry, June 9, 1864,of wounds received in the , Va. Captain Hamlin W. Keyes, Fourteenth Infantry, June 18, 1864, of wounds received in battle. Captain Sullivan W. Burbank, Fourteenth Infantry, June 9, 1864,of wounds received in battle. Captain Patrick E. Burke, Fourteenth Infantry, kdled at the battle of Resaca, Ga., May 14, 1864. Captain Lewis 0. Morris, First Artillery, killed at the battle of Cold Har-

bor, Va. , June 4, 1864. Captain Joseph P. Ash, Fifth Cavalry, killed in action near Todd’s Tavern, Va., May 8, 1864. Captain John Feilner, First Cavalry, killed by Indians on Little Shyenne River, D. T., June 28, 1864. Captain Charles G. Barker, Fifteenth Infantiy, ki led in action before Marietta, Ga., June 27, 1864. Captain Samuel McKee, First Cavalry, June 3, 1864, of wounds re- ceived at the battle of Cold Harbor, Va. Captain Ulric Dahlgren, Additional Aide-de-camp. Captain Archibald H. Engle, Thirteenth Infantry, killed at the battle of Resaca, Ga., May 14, 1864. Captain Patrick Kelly, Sixteenth Infantry, hlled in battle, June 16, 1864. 137

Captain David Ireland, Fifteenth Infantry, at Atlanta, Ga., Septem- ber 10, 1861. Captain Samuel S. Newbury, Twelfth Infantry, killed in battle on the Weldon Railroad, Va., August 19, 1864. First Lieutenant Charles E. Hazlett, Fifth Artillery, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 2, 1863. First Lieutenant Samuel F. Mills, United States Army, at Memphis, Tenn., July 2, 1863. First Lieutenant Alonzo H. Cushing,Fourth Artillery, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, 1863. First Lieutenant Frank C. Goodrich, Second Infantry, killed at the bat- tle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 2, 1863. First Lieutenant Bayard Wilkeson, Fourth Artillery, killed at the bat- tle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 1, 1863. First Lieutenant Wesley F. Miller, Seventh Infantry, killed at the battle Gettysburg, July 1863. of Pa , 2, First Lieutenant William J. Fisher, Tenth Infantry, killed at the battle July of Gettysburg, Pa , 2,1863. First Lieutenant Herbert Kenaston, Eleventh Infantry, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 2, 1863. First Lieutenant Richard Byrnes, Fifth Cavalry, June 12, 1864,at Washington, D. G., ofwounds received in battle. First Lieutenant Patrick H. O’Rorke, Corps of Engineers, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa , July 2, 1863. First Lieutenant William H. Chamberlin, Seventeenth Infantry, kdled at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa , July 2, 1863. First Lieutenant Edward S. Abbott, Seventeenth Infantry, killed at the battle of Gettysburg,Pa , July 2, 1863. First Lieutenant George A. Woodrutf, First Artillery, July 4,1863, of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg,Pa. First Lieutenant Justus A. Boies, Thirteenth Infantry, June 28, 1863, of wounds received in action at Vicksburg, Miss. First Lieutenant Christian Balder, Sixth Cavalry, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, 1863. First Lieutenant George Stuart, Thirteenth Infantry, at New Milford, Conn., July 12, 1863. First Lieutenant Matthew Elder, Eleventh Infantry, July 25, 1863, of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg,Pa. 138

First Lieutenant James D. Rabb, Corps of Engineers, at , La., August 26,1863. First Lieutenant Howard M. Burnham, Fifth Artillery, killed at the battle ofChickamauga, Ga., September 19, 1863. First Lieutenant Michael B. Fogarty, Nineteenth Infantry, killed at the battle of Chickamauga, Ga., September 20, 1863. First Lieutenant Albert First Infantry, at Vt Sep- Sabin, Woodstock, , tember 29, 1863. First Lieutenant Charles L. Truman, Eighteenth Infantry, killed at the battle of Chickamauga, Ga., September 20, 1863. First Lieutenant Lucius F. Brown, Eighteenth Infantry, October 10, 1863, at Chattanooga, ofwounds received at the battle of Chickamauga, Ga. First Lieutenant Homer H. Clark, Sixteenth Infantry, October 21, 1863, at Nashville, Tenn., of wounds received at the battle of Chickamauga, Ga. First Lieutenant Ebenezer C. Allen, Twelfth Infantry, at the Marine Hospital, Anne Arundel County, Md., December 19, 1863. First Lieutenant Caesar R. Fisher, First Cavalry, June 21, 1863, of woundsreceived in action at Ashby’s Gap, Va. First Lieutenant Walter Newman, Seventh Infantry, at Cincinnati, Ohio, January 1, 1834. First Lieutenant Isaac M. Ward, Sixth Cavalry, killed in action at Bev- erly’s Ford, Va., June 9,1863. First Lieutenant Tillinghast L’Hommedieu, Fourth Cavalry, at Pu- laski, Tenn., December 31,1863. First Lieutenant Richard R. Crawford, Seventh Infantry, October 30, 1863,at Rochester, N. Y, of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa. First Lieutenant Francis L. D. Russell, Fourth Artillery, at Spring- field, Mass., May 11,1864. First Lieutenant John S. Walker, First Cavalry, killed in action neaT Harper’s Ferry, Va., August 15,1864. First Lieutenant John S. Hunt, Fourth Artillery, drowned near City Point, Va., May 29, 1864. First Lieutenant Frank E. Stimpson, Seventeenth Infantry, May 28, 1864,at Washington, D. C., of wounds received in battle. First Lieutenant John T. Dowling, Seventeenth Infantry, June 1, 1864, at Alexandria, Va., of wounds received in battle. 139

First Lieutenant Daniel M. Brodhead, Fourteenth Infantry, June 10, 1864,at Washington, D. C., ofwounds received at the battle of the Wilderness, Va. First Lieutenant James P. Pratt, Eleventh Infantry, killed in battle, at Bethesda Church, Va., May 29, 1864. First Lieutenant Wright Staples, Eleventh Infantry, killed in battle, May 5, 1864. First Lieutenant Michael Lawless, Second Cavalry, killed in action near Trevillian Station, Va., June 11, 1864. First Lieutenant Richard Skinner, Tenth Infantry, June 23, 1864, ofwounds received in front of Petersburg, Va. First Lieutenant Joseph P. Henly, Fifth Cavalry, killed in action at Tie- villian Station, Va., June 12, 1864. First Lieutenant William H. Leamy, Nineteenth Infantry, at Chatta- nooga, Tenn., July 11, 1864. First Lieutenant Frederick C. Ogden, First Cavalry, killed in action a Trevillian Station, Va., June 11,1864. First Lieutenant John H. Nichols, First Cavalry, killed in action at Tre- villian Station, Va., June 12,1864. First Lieutenant Philip D. Mason, First Artillery, July 18, 1864, of wounds received in action at Trevillian Station, Va. First Lieutenant Frederick J. James,Third Cavalry, near Cold Spring, N. Y., August 4,1864. First Lieutenant Jcsiah H. Y. Field, Ordnance Department, at Cumber- land, Md., July 16, 1864. First Lieutenant Frederick E Crosman, Seventh Infantry, killed in attl ton the Weldon Railroad, Va., August 19, 1864. First Lieutenant Jacob S. Hoyer, First Cavalry, killed in battle near Smithfield, Va., August 29, 1864. Second Lieutenant Charles Wilkins, First Infantry, June 20,1863, of wounds received in action at Vicksburg, Miss. Second Lieutenant HenryRochford, Eleventh Infantry, killed at the bat' tie of Gettysburg , Pa. , July 2, 1863. Second Lieutenant Silas A. Miller, Twelfth Infantry, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 2, 1863. Second Lieutenant ManningLivingston, Third Artillery, killed at the battle 1863. of Gettysburg, Pa. , July 2, 140

Second Lieutenant Michael C. Boyce, Tenth Infantry, July 28,1863, ofwounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa. Second Lieutenant W. W. Williams, Fifth Artillery, killed in action July 1863. near Boonsboro, Mi. , 5, Second Lieutenant William K. Pollock, First Artillery, at Fort Macon, N. C., August 4, 1863.

Second Lieutenant Amaziah J. Barber, Eleventh Infantry, , 1863, of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa. Second Lieutenant George De V. Selden, Second Cavalry, September 17, 1863, ofwounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa. Second Lieutenant James E Mitchell, Eighteenth Infantry, in Dade County, Ga., September 13, 1863. Second Lieutenant Charles G. Smedberg, Fourteenth Infantry, at camp near Falmouth, Va , Juue 1, 1863. Second Lieutenant Charles F. Miller, Nineteenth Infantry, Septem- ber 22, 1863, of wounds received at the battle of Chickamauga, Ga. Second Lieutenant John Lane, Eighteenth Infantry, October 15, 1863, ofwounds received at the battle ofChickamauga, Ga. Second Lieutenant Samuel L Compston, Fifth Infantry, October 31, 1863, at Fort Stanton, New M

Second Lieutenant David DeW. Corderey, EighteenthInfantry, , 1863,of wounds received in battle. Second Lieutenant James Henry, Tenth Infantry, at Washington, D.

C , May 26, 1864. Second Lieutenant Stephen DeW. Beekman, Second Cavalry, at Light House Landing, Va., July 7, 1864. Second Lieutenant John K. Clay, Fourteenth Infantry, May 14,1864, ofwounds received at the battle of the Wilderness, Va. Second Lieutenant Joseph C. Forbes, Fifteenth Infantry, killed in bat- tle at New Hope Church, Ga., May 31, 1864. 141

Surgeon George Hammond, August 14, 1863, drowned in the . Assistant Surgeon Charles M. Colton, at Catlett's Station, Va., February 29, 1864. Assistant Surgeon John T. Reily, at Helena, Ark., May 5, 1864. Lieutenant Colonel George H. Ringgold, Deputy Paymaster General, at , Cal., April 4, 1864. Military Storekeeper Samuel H. Montgomery, Quartermaster’s De- partment, at , Mass., June 15, 1864. Hospital Chaplain Isaac S. Ketchum, at Benton Barracks, Mo., June 14, 1863. Hospital Chaplain James Means, at. Newbern, N. C., April 6,1863. Hospital Chaplain Isaac I. Stewart, at Keokuk, Iowa, August 15, 1864. Hospital Chaplain, L. Ward Smith, at Germantown, Pa., December 23, 1863. Hospital Chaplain William Krebs, , , 1864.

Appointments which have expired hy constitutional limitation, not having been confirmed by the Senate, (15.)

William H. Hill, as Captain, in the Signal Corps, July 4, 1864. (Nominated and confirmed as First Lieutenant.) Edmund H. Russell, as Captain, in the Signal Corps, July 4, 1864. (Nominated and confirmed as First Lieutenant.) First Lieutenant Charles Herzog, in the Signal Corps, July 4, 1864. (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant.) First Lieutenant Theodore F. Patterson, in the Signal Corps, July 4, 1864. (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant.) First Lieutenant Frank N. Wicker, in the Signal Corps, July 4,1864 Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant) First Lieutenant Harvey W. Benson, in the Signal Corps, July 4, 1864. (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant) First Lieutenant John E. Holland, in the Signal Corps, July 4,1864. (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant.) First Lieutenant Milton Benner, in the Signal Corps, July 4, 1864. (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant.) First Lieutenant Arnos M. Jackson, in the Signal Corps, July 4,1864 (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant.) 142

First Lieutenant John C. Abbot, in the Signal Corps, July 4, 1864. (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant.) First Lieutenant Joseph L. Hallett, in the Signal Corps, July 4,1864. (Nominated and confirmed as Second Lieutenant.) A. McD. Lyon, as Paymaster, July 4,1864. William C. Hubbard, as Hospital Chaplain, July 4,1864. Mordecai J. W. Ambrose, as Hospital Chaplain, July 4, 1864. Albert J. Myer, as Chief Signal Officer, with the rank of Colonel, July 4,1864. Mustered out of service, (3.) Colonel Albert Tracy, Additional Aide-de-camp, November 26, 1863. Lieutenant Colonel Augustus Schroer, Additional Aide-de-camp, May 4,1864. Hospital Chaplain Leeds K. Berridge, August 12,1864.

Dischargedfrom service hy order of thePresident, under the act approved August 6, 1861, (4.)

Colonel George P. Ihrie, Additional Aide-de-camp, August 18, 1863. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph S. Conrad, Additional Aide-de-camp, Jan- uary 21,1864. Lieutenant Colonel James W. Savage, Additional Aide-de-camp, De- cember 14,1863. Captain Yolney Hickox, Additional Aide-de-camp, January 1, 1864. Discharged from service hy order of the President under the act approved May 20,1862, (20.)

Hospital Chaplain Charles Karsner, April 27,1864. Hospital Chaplain W. G. Raymond, April 13,1863. Hospital Chaplain James C. Richmond, May 28,1863. Hospital Chaplain C. H. Powell, August 20,1863. Hospital Chaplain Thomas T. Devan, February 23,1864. Hospital Chaplain M. J. Gonsalves, September 15,1863. Hospital Chaplain Samuel L. Adair, July 7,1864. Hospital Chaplain John W. Elliott, September 15,1863. Hospital Chaplain Francis A. McNeill, July 9,1864. Hospital Chaplain Joseph M. Driver, July 25,1864. 143

Wholly retired.

Captain Albert J. S. Molinard, Second Artillery, October 1,1863. Captain Milton T. Carr, First Cavalry, December 29, 1863. Captain John W. Magruder, Seventh Infantry, November 4, 1863. Captain Edward J. Conner, Seventeenth Infantry, December 8,1863. Captain David L. Wood, Eighteenth Infantry, September 11,1863. Captain John B. Miller, Thirteenth Infantry, May 3,1864. First Lieutenant Louis Snyder, Nineteenth Infantry, December 28, 1863. First Lieutenant Stephen S. Balk, Sixth Cavalry, May 4,1864. Discharged for disabilty. First Lieutenant James M. Broom, Seventh Infantry, September 7, 1863. (Since appointed Second Lieutenant in the Ninth Infantry.) Appointments negatived by the Senate, and thereupon revoked by the Presi- dent, (2.)

John A. Gates, as Second Lieutenant, Thirteenth Infantry, March 18, 1864. Robert Nelson, as Second Lieutenant, Thirteenth Infanty, March 18, 1864.

Revoked, (7.) The appointment of John W. Arthur, as Hospital Chaplain, August 13,1864. The appointment of Augustus Backx, as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Captain, June 9, 1864. The appointment of Joseph Gruwe, as Additional Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Captain, June 9, 1864. The appointment of Ralph Horton, as Second Lieutenant, Eighteenth Infantry, July 6, 1863.

Dropped, (7 ) Captain Symmes Gardner, Eighteenth Infantry, November 13,1863. Captain Edward L. Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster, July 29, 1864. First Lieutenant George Hamilton, Tenth Infantry, January28,1864. 144

First Lieutenant Henry Ogilvie, First Cavalry, October 13,1863. Second Lieutenant George Anderson, Sixth Infantry, September 18, 1863. Second Lieutenant William Ewing, Third Cavalry, August 9,1863. Second Lieutenant Thomas Burns, First Cavalry, April 13, 1864.

Dismissed , (37.)

Brigadier General William A. Hammond. Surgeon General, August 18, 1864. Major James Belger, Quartermaster, November 30,1863. Major Granville 0. Haller, Seventh Infantry, July 25, 1863. Major Charles J. Whiting, Second Cavalry, November 5, 1863. Major James M. Sanderson, Additional Aide-de-camp, June 6, 1864. Captain John W. Alley, Third Infantry, October 20,1863. Captain Isaac D. Sailer, Fifteenth Infantry, December 17,1863. Captain Robert E. Clary, Second Cavalry, February 13, 1864. Captain Joseph A. McCool, Third Infantry, January 8, 1864. Captain James Elder, Eleventh Infantry, January 6, 1864. Captain Colin B. Ferguson, Assistant Quartermaster and First Lieu- tenant Nineteenth Infantry, May 30, 1864. Captain James Kelley, Sixteenth Infantry, June 24,1864. Captain Thomas A. Martin, Fourth Infantry, August 25, 1864. First Lieutenant Benjamin H. Geary, Thirteenth Infantry, July 21, 1863. First Lieutenant George M. Fillmore, Third Artillery,April 17, 1863. First Lieutenant Henry S. Waterman, Third Artillery, June 25, 1863. First Lieutenant Sumner Howard, Seventeenth Infantry, September 23, 1863. First Lieutenant Edward H. Mace, First Infantry, May 28,1864. First Lieutenant William P. Anderson, Fifth Infantry, October 21, 1863. First Lieutenant Henry Jones,Fifth Cavalry, November 19, 1863. First Lieutenaut Frank Burnham, Second Cavalry, November 25, 1863. 145

First Lieutenant Charles Whitacre, Eighteenth Infantry, December 1, 1863. First Lieutenant James B. Swain, First Cavalry, February 12,1864. First Lieutenant Charles J. Ball, Thirteenth Infantry, January 10, 1864. First Lieutenant Frederick Kopp, Thirteenth Infantry, November 13.1863. First Lieutenant Joseph M. Ritner, Eleventh Infantry, July 16,1864. First Lieutenant Thomas Hynes, First Infantry, May 28,1864. Second Lieutenant Conrad Murat, Fifth Cavalry, August 27,1863. Second Lieutenant Robert Montgomery, Fifth Cavalry, November 19 1863, Second Lieutenant Theodore M. Spencer, Second Cavalry, December 5.1863. Second Lieutenant Alfred B. Farnsworth, Eleventh Infantry, Janu- ary 1, 1864. Second Lieutenant Charles Lewis, Second Cavalry, June 3,1864. Second Lieutenant Frank W. Fitzhugh, Eleventh Infantry, July 16, 1864. Second Lieutenant Sylvanus T. Rugg, Fourth Artillery, July 22,1864. Second Lieutenant Myles Moylan, Fifth Cavalry, October 20, 1863. Second Lieutenant John D. Wilson, First Artillery, August 12,1864. Second Lieutenant Claus Stelges, Fourth Artillery, September 2, 1864. Cashiered, (4.) First Lieutenant William W. Dewey, Twelfth Infantry, April 10,1863. First Lieutenant John K. Schiffler, Sixteenth Infantry, June 18, 1864. Second Lieutenant Joseph G. Marshal, Ninth Infantry, June 25,1863. Second Lieutenant Peter Rinner, Second Cavalry, February 13, 1864.

VII. —Casualties in the Volunteer, force raised under the Acts ap- proved July 22 and 25, 1861, and July 5, 1838.

Resigned, (328.) Major General Benjamin M. Prentiss, October 28,1863. Major General Robert C. Schenck, December 5,1863. Major General James A. Garfield, December 5,1863. 146

Major General Erasmus D. Keyes, May 6,1864. Major General Richard J. Oglesby, May 26,1864. Brigadier General James H. Van Alen, July 14,1863. Brigadier General James Shields, March 28,1863. Brigadier General Leonard F. Ross, July 22,1863. Brigadier General G. W. Deitzler, August 27,1863. Brigadier General Egbert L. Viele, October 20,1863. Brigadier General Joseph W. Revere, August 10, 1863. Brigadier General Rufus King, October 20, 1863. Brigadier General William K. Strong, October 20, 1863. Brigadier General Lucius Fairchild, November 2, 1863. Brigadier General Thomas L. Kane, November 7, 1863. Brigadier General Isaac F. Quinby, December 31,1863. Brigadier General Smith, December 1,1863. Brigadier General James M. Shackelford, January 18,1864. Brigadier General Stephen Miller, January 18,1864. Brigadier General Jeremiah T. Boyle, January 26,1864. Brigadier General John Beaty, January 28,1864. Brigadier General James L. Kiernan, February 3,1864. Brigadier General Hugh T. Reid, April 4,1864. Brigadier General Daniel Tyler, April 6,1864. Brigadier General John D. Stevenson, April 22, 1864. Brigadier General William R. Montgomery, April 4,1864. Brigadier General William W. Orme, April 26,1864. Brigadier General C. L. Matthies, May 16,1864. Brigadier General James M. Tuttle, June 14,1864. Brigadier General Henry L. Eustis, June 27, 1864. Brigadier General William T. H. Brooks, July 14,1864. Brigadier General William S. Smith, July 15,1864. Brigadier General James Bowen, July 27,1864. Major Leavitt Hunt, Aide-de-camp, July 25,1863. Major Lot S. Willard, Aide-de-camp, August 9, 1864. Captain Harry Russell, Aide-de-camp, July 7,1863. Captain Frank J. Jones, Aide de-camp, April 28,1864. Captain David K. Cross, Aide-de-camp, April 20, 1864. Captain J. G. Taylor, Aide-de-camp, August 6,1864. Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Halpine, Assistant Adjutant General, July 31,1864. 147

Major Sheiidan Wait, Assistant Adjutant General, July 10,1863. Major Joseph W. Paddock, Assistant Adjutant General, July 25, 1863, Major Calvin Goddard, Assistant Adjutant General, November 27-. 1863. Major William P. McDowell, Assistant Adjutant General, December 9, 1863. Major Noah L. Jeffries, Assistant Adjutant General, November 30, 1863. Major John M. Wright, Assistant Adjutant General, January 16, 1864. Major Lyne Starling, Assistant Adjutant General, January 20, 1864. Major Joseph Dickinson, Assistant Adjutant General, January 26, 1864. Major Harvey Baldwin, jr., Assistant Adjutant General, February, 18, 1864. Major Isaac Moses, Assistant Adjutant General, July 6, 1864. Captain George Patten, Assistant Adjutant General, July 2, 1863. Captain Temple Clarke, Assistant Adjutant General, July 22, 1863. Captain John W. Williams, Assistant Adjutant General, July 30,1863. Captain Samuel W. Waldron, Assistant Adjutant General, July 30, 1863. Captain Edward C. Barlow, Assistant Adjutant General, July 30, 1863. Captain Charles W. Dietrich, Assistant Adjutant General, August 1,1863. Captain Brayton Ives, Assistant Adjutant General, August 5,1863. Captain Charles McDonald, Assistant Adjutant General, August 18 1863. Captain Milton S. Kimball, Assistant Adjutant General, September I, 1863. Captain William D. Wilkins, Assistant Adjutant General, August 29, 1863. Captain J. H. Liebnau, Assistant Adjutant General, September 11, 1863. Captain George E. Spencer, Assistant Adjutant General, September II, 1863. Captain William T. Lusk, Assistant Adjutant General, September 17, 1863. 148

Captain Winslow L. Kidder, Assistant Adjutant General, September 25, 1863. Captain William Kesley, Assistant Adjutant General, Septemberr 29, 1863. Captain W. B. C. Duryee, Assistant Adjutant General, December 24, 1863. Captain Percival P. Oldersbaw, Assistant Adjutant General, Novem- ber 6, 1863. Captain R. S. Howell, Assistant Adjutant General, November 9,1863. Captain John J. Blodgett, Assistant Adjutant General, November 12, 1863. Captain JamesP. Kimball, Assistant Adjutant December, 9, 1863. Captain H. P. Gates, Assistant Adjutant General, December 19, 1863. Captain Jacob R. Freese, Assistant Adjutant General, December 31, 1863. Captain William W. Carruth, Assistant Adjutant General, December 22, 1863. Captain D. C. Trewbitt, Assistant Adjutant General, December 28. 1863. Captain C. C. Suydam, Assistant Adjutant General, December31, 1863- Captain Arnold A. Rand, Assistant Adjutant General, January 12, 1864. Captain Alexander H. Davis, Assistant Adjutant General, January 18, 1864. Captain Edward G. Parker, Assistant Adjutant General, January 21, 1864. Captain John M. Cooney, Assistant Adjutant General, January 26, 1864. Captain William C. Goodloe, Assistant Adjutant General, January 31, 1864. Captain Theodore C. Bacon, Assistant Adjutant General, February 5, 1864. Captain William B. Leach, Assistant Adjutant General, February 11, 1864. Captain Robert P. McKnight, Assistant Adjutant General, February 25,1864. 149

Captain Reuben C. Kise, Assistant Adjutant General, March 16,1864. Captain W. P. Anderson, Assistant Adjutant Genera],March 18, 1864. Captain Alexander A. Rice, Assistant Adjutant General, March 18. 1864. Captain A. C. Semple, Assistant Adjutant General, March 18,1864. Captain William H. Hill,Assistant Adjutant General, March 18,1864, Captain William Pratt, Assistant Adjutant General, April 2,1864. Captain P. R. Chadwick, Assisant Adjutant General, April 2, 1864. CaptainLawrence Hanley, Assistant Adjutant General, April 25,1864. Captain Carl Schmitt, Assistant Adjutant General, August 5,1864. Captain John M. Brown, Assistant Adjutant General, May 10,1864. Captain Freeman Norvell, Assistant Adjutant General, May 10,1864. Captain J. E. Hoffman, Assistant Adjutant General, May 19,1864. Captain A. J. Davis, Assistant Adjutant General, June 8, 1864. Captain Lewis T. Barney, Assistant Adjutant General, June 21,1864. Captain Henry L. Pierson, jr., Assistant Adjutant General, June 24, 1864. Captain James F. Miller, Assistant Adjutant General, July 16,1864. Captain F. W. Stowe, Assistant Adjutant General, August 1,1864. Captain Charles H. Kibler, Assistant Adjutant General, August 1, 1864. Captain John E. Phillips, Assistant Adjutant General, August 5,1864. Major John A. Bolles, Judge Advocate, July 18, 1863. Major John A. Bingham, JudgeAdvocate, August 3,1864. Captain Thomas H. McDill, Assistant Quartermaster, July 2,1863. CaptainRichard T. Gill, Assistant Quartermaster, August 1,1863. Captain Henry Porter, Assistant Quartermaster, February 7,1864. Captain Theodore Griswold, Assistant Quartermaster, June 20,1863. Captain D. D. Jones, Assistant Quartermaster, February 3,1864. Captain George F. Davis, Assistant Quartermaster, July 31,1863. Captain James S. Hall, Assistant Quartermaster, May- 22,1863. Captain Montifiore Isaacs, Assistant Quartermaster, July 6, 1863. Captain William Bosbyshell, Assistant Quartermaster, August 10, 1863. Captain Ambrose Thompson, Assistant Quartermaster, August 26, 1863. Captain Carlos Dutton, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3,1864. 150

Captain John W. Taylor, Assistant Quartermaster, September 12, 1863. Captain GeorgeWallace, Assistant Quartermaster, February 13, 1864. Captain Henry S. Cambloss, Assistant Quartermaster, September 22, 1863. Captain Lucian Swift, Assistant Quartermaster, October 2,1863. Captain Allen P. Tilton, Assistant Quartermaster, October 15, 1863. Captain Frederick S. Winslow, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3,1864. Captain John B. Colton, Assistant Quartermaster, November 17, 1863. Captain Hanson A. Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster, January 12, 1864. Captain Jacob R. Hollowbush, Assistant Quartermaster, April 26, 1864. Captain William Cutting, Assistant Quartermaster, December 22, 1863. CaptainFrank .Work, Assistant Quartermaster, January 11,1864. Captain Thomas B. A. David, Assistant Quartermaster, January 20, 1864. Captain Walter Curtis, Assistant Quartermaster, January 21, 1864. Captain Randall P. Wade, Assistant Quartermaster, February 1,1864. Captain Robert C. Barnes, Assistant Quartermaster, February 8, 1864. Captain E. M. Tilley, Assistant Quartermaster, April 13, 1864. Captain Charles F. Garrett, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3,1864. Captain J. Warren Clark, Assistant Quartermaster, May 21, 1864. Captain George Ely, Assistant Quartermaster, March 1, 1864. Captain John E. Little, Assistant Quartermaster, March 7, 1864. Captain Edwin Ludlow, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3, 1864. Captain Alexander Sympson, Assistant Quartermaster, April 1, 1864. Captain Frank E. Howe, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3, 1864. Captain Chester Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3, 1864. Captain Abner J. Allen, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3, 1864. Captain G. I. Stealy, Assistant Quartermaster, May 19, 1864. Captain Charles A. Sumner, Assistant Quartermaster, March 30, 1864. Captain Medorem Crawford, Assistant Quartermaster, April 16, 1864. Captain Alfred Denny, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3, 1864. Captain A. W. Semple, Assistant Quartermaster, April 11, 1864. Captain Charles D. Robinson, Assistant Quartermaster, April 21, 1864. 151

Captain A. A. Curtis, Assistant Quartermaster, April 21, 1864. Captain W. C. Hurlbut, Assistant Quartermaster, May 6, 1864. Captain Mark L. DeMotte, Assistant Quartermaster, January 12, 1864. Captain Edward Eobinson, Assistant Quartermaster, May 28, 1864. Captain H. C. Matteson, Assistant Quartermaster, May 13,1864. Captain D. A. Dangler, Assistant Quartermaster, May 30, 1863. Captain Seth C. Hawley, Assistant Quartermaster, June 1,1864. Captain James H. McKay, Assistant Quartermaster, December 31,1863. Captain GeorgeW. Ford, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3,1864. Captain Joseph Pool, Assistant Quartermaster, June 3,1864. Captain J. Condit Smith, Assistant Quartermaster, June 30,1864. Captain James Dunlap, Assistant Quartermaster, June 11,1864. Captain Thornton Smith, Assistant Quartermaster, June 11,1864. Captain David Barton, Assistant Quartermaster, August 5,1864. Captain Marquis L. Smith, Assistant Quartermaster, June 1,1864. Captain Thomas J. Barr, Assistant Quartermaster, July 7,1864. Captain W. F, Harris, Assistant Quertermaster, August 13,1864. Captain Charles Parsons, Assistant Quartermaster, July 5,1864. Captain Henry C. Rogers, Assistant Quartermaster, July 12,1864. Captain Simon Perkins, jr., Assistant Quartermaster, July 12,1864. Captain CharlesD. Schmidt, Assistant Quartermaster, August 12,1864. Captain Samuel Mayall, Assistant Quartermaster, July 29,1864. Captain Francis Fuller, Assistant Quartermaster, July 26,1864. Captain Philip L. Fox, Assistant Quartermaster, August 27, 1864. Captain J. W. Shaffer, Assistant Quartermaster, August 26, 1864. Captain Charles S. Bulkley, Assistant Quartermaster, September 7, 1864. Captain Frederick E. Beardslee, Assistant Quartermaster, September 8, 1864. Captain William H. Stewart, Commissary of Subsistence, October 26, 1863. Captain Johnson J. Starks, Commissary of Subsistence, September 5, 1862. Captain W. C. Tarkington, Commissary of Subsistence, September 11, 1863. Captain Wiliam S. Dodge, Commissary of Subsistence, July 10,1863. Captain E. E. McKean, Commissary of Subsistence, May 13,1864. 152

Captain Edwin Knowles, Commissary of Subsistence, October 17,1863. Captain E. Sanford Blake, Commissary of Subsistence, October 6, 1863. Captain H. Jones Brooke, Commissary of Subsistence, July 16, 1863. Captain Charles Ford, Commissary of Subsistence, October 17, 1863. Captain W. L. Banning, Commissary of Subsistence, July 16,1863. Captain William B. Slaughter, Commissary of Subsistence, November 18.1863. Captain Frederick E. Bliss, Commissary of Subsistence, November 21, 1863. Captain John J. Shaw, Commissary of Subsistence, February 24, 1864. Captain Edward P. Williams, Commissary of Subsistence, May 19, 1864. Captain Charles E. Wendt, Commissary of Subsistence, December 31, 1863. Captain James 0. P. Burnside, Commissary of Subsistence, November 20.1863. Captain E. E. Norton, Commissary of Subsistence, January 7,1864. Captain William C. Conrad, Commissary of Subsistence, January 16, 1864. Captain Thomas Allin, Commissary of Subsistence, May 31,1864. Captain William F. Young, Commissary of Subsistence, December 31, 1863. Captain Henry A. Littleton, Commissary of Subsistence, July29,1863. Captain Elihu D. Reid, Commissary of Subsistence, March 9,1864. Captain Nathan G. King, Commissary of Subsistence, March 31,1864. Captain Stephen Hoyt, Commissary of Subsistence, May 26,1864. Captain William W. Teall, Commissary of Subsistence, February 1, 1864. Captain Samuel Simmons, Commissary of Subsistence, January 31, 1864. Captain James H. Thorpe, Commissary of Subsistence, February 17, 1864. Captain H. C. Wilson, Commissary of Subsistence, May 26, 1864. Captain E. Martindale, Commissary of Subsistence, May 2,1864. Captain William H. Tyler, Commissary of Subsistence, May 14, 1864. Captain Jacob Heaton, Commissary of Subsistence, May 26,1864. 153

Captain William E. McLeland, Commissary of Subsistence, March 18, 1864. Captain GeorgeF. Noyes, Commissary of Subsistence, March 22, 1864. Captain William B. Lebo, Commissary of Subsistence, April 5,1864. Captain H. M. Swift, Commissary of Subsistence, May 26,1864. Captain Buell E. Hutchinson, Commissary of Subsistence, April 30, 1864. Captain Thomas H. Collins, Commissary of Subsistence, May 31,1863. Captain Horace B. Wetherill, Commissary of Subsistence, July 16, 1863. Captain J. B. Young, Commissary of Subsistence, May 26,1864. Captain R. W. Hamer, Commissary of Subsistence, June 4,1864. Captain George W. Gardner, Commissary of Subsistence, January 18, 1864. Captain F. N. Buck, Commissary of Subsistence, June 11, 1864. Captain Richard McAllister, Commissary of Subsistence, June 1,1864. Captain Isaiah B. McDonald, Commissary of Subsistence, June 27, 1864. Captain John C. Cox, Commissary of Subsistence, June 27,1864. Captain Miles W. Caughey, Commissary of Subsistence, June 28, 1864. Captain Mark H. Wooster, Commissary of Subsistence, June 29,1864. Captain John Hall, Commissary of Subsistence, July 15,1864. Captain James M. Ellis, Commissary of Subsistence, July 21, 1864. Captain Francis Darr, Commissary of Subsistence, July 31,1864. Captai* Nathan Mayhew, Commissary of Subsistence, August 19, 1864. Captain John R. Morledge, Commissary of Subsistence, August 1, 1864. Captain Jacob Cholwell, Commissary of Subsistence, August 4, 1864. Captain William R. Rathbone, Commissary of Subsistence, August 6, 1864. Captain Granthan J. Taggart, Commissary of Subsistence, August 8, 1864. Captain George P. Burnham, Commissary of Subsistence, August 11, 1864. Captain Oliver Barber, Commissary of Subsistence, August 11,1864. 154

Captain Wellington Bird, Commissary of Subsistence, August 30, 1864. Captain John Clark, Commissary of Subsistence, August 26, 1864. Captain Arthur L. Hungerford, Commissary of Subsistence, Septem- ber 6, 1864. Surgeon Richard H. Wevill, July 16,1863. Surgeon Henry Bryant, July 16, 1863. Surgeon E. C. Franklin, August 5,1863. Surgeon G. W. Varnum, August 28,1863. Surgeon Charles Mayo, September 8,1863. Surgeon William Moss, September 19,1863. Surgeon D. W. Hartshorn, January 8, 1864. Surgeon William H. Church, October 26,1863. Surgeon Joseph H. Wythes, October 26,1863. Surgeon John T. Hodgen, February 23,1864. Surgeon William S. Forbes, November 20, 1863. Surgeon Stephen F. Elliott, December 10,1863. Surgeon A. P. Maylert, January 5,1864. Surgeon R. C. Stiles, January 16, 1864. Surgeon John J. Reese, March 20,1864. Surgeon James C. Dorr, May 4,1864. Surgeon J. C. Dalton, March 5,1864. Surgeon F. G. Snelling, June 11, 1864. Surgeon John T. Carpenter, May 15,1864. Surgeon J. G. F. Holston, May 6, 1864. Surgeon Bernard Beust, May 26,1864. Surgeon W. C. Otter son, May 25, 1864. Surgeon Ferris Jacobs, December 22, 1862. Surgeon Charles L. Allen, August 5, 1864. Surgeon S. M. Hamilton, September 19, 1863. Surgeon J. W. Fitzpatrick, October 11,1863. Surgeon Henry A. Schlaefflin, August 16,1864. Suygeon Francis Bacon, August 25,1864. Assistant Surgeon Edward Dodd, October 13, 1863. Assistant Surgeon F. Townsend Dade, October 14,1863. Assistant Surgeon R. J. Levis, October 14,1863. Assistant Surgeon J.K. Bauduy, December 12,1863. 155

Assistant Surgeon Edwin Freeman, April 14, 1864. Assistant Surgeon Andrew B. Chapin, August 20,1864. Additional Paymaster John Jameson, July 27,1863. Additional Paymaster Joseph H. M. Bertram, July 27,1863. Additional Paymaster Henry Foote, July 27,1863. Additional Paymaster John P. Wheeler, July 27,1863. Additional Paymaster W. H. Ritter, July 6, 1863. Additional Paymaster Jabez True, July 3, 1863. Additional Paymaster Edward Gratz, July 10,1863. Additional Paymaster W. D. Bacon, July 14,1863. Additional Paymaster Charles H. Simpson, August 5,1863. Additional Paymaster John C. Culberton, August 8,1863. Additional Paymaster Henry P. Andrews, August 22,1863. Additional Paymaster Charles S. Hempstead, September 17,1863. Additional Paymaster Samuel B, Henry, September 16,1863. Additional Paymaster George 0. Brastow, March 7,1863. Additional Paymaster Royal H. Waller, October 13, 1863. Additional Paymaster Andrew D. Rogers, October 8,1863. Additional Paymaster W. M. Babbitt, October 26, 1863. Additional Paymaster Joshua Karnes, November 4,1863. Additional Paymaster M. Wheeler Sargeant, November 12,1863. Additional Paymaster Francis Jordan, January 12, 1864. Additional Paymaster H. M. Ruggles, January 7,1864. Additional Paymaster N. P. Colburn, January 16, 1864. Additional Paymaster William E. Hoy, January 19, 1864. Additional Paymaster Henry L. Bevans, January 20,1864. Additional Paymaster James E. Walker, February 24,1864. Additional Paymaster Thomas Farmer, March 4, 1864. Additional Paymaster Edward G. Fahnestock, March 5,1864. Additional Paymaster Shaler W. Eldridge, March 10,1864. Additional Paymaster George W. Burns, March 18,1864. Additional Paymaster Thomas W. Yard, March 18,1864. Additional Paymaster Hoyt Sherman, April 9,1864. Additional Paymaster Simeon D. Farnsworth, April 26,1864. Additional Paymaster Charles J. Hoyt, April 28,1864. Additional Paymaster George P. Lawrence, May 3,1864. Additional Paymaster D. P. Forest, May 2,1864. 156

Additional Paymaster John R. Atkinson, May 2,1864. Additional Paymaster Willard S. Hickox, May 6,1864. Additional Paymaster James H. Lea, May 11, 1864. Additional Paymaster Josiah Miller, May 17,1864. Additional Paymaster GeorgeB. Simpson, May 2,1864. Additional Paymaster Thomas E. Williams, May 31, 1864. Additional Paymaster Erie Locke, June 9, 1864. Additional Paymaster William M. Caldwell, June 13, 1864. Additional Paymaster Horace A. Tenney, June 11, 1864. Additional Paymaster H. B. Walley, June 11, 1864. Additional Paymaster Edwin Flye, June 13,1864. Additional Paymaster Eli F. Jennings, June 18,1864. Additional Paymaster Egbert T. Smith, July 9,1864. Additional Paymaster Louis E. Johnston, July 9,1864. Additional Paymaster George F. Emery, July 23,1864. Additional Paymaster Julian 0. Mason, August 1,1864. Additional Paymaster G. J. Ball, December 24,1863. Additional Paymaster Ferdinand Hinckley, August 25, 1864. Additional Paymaster George A. Fiske, August 26,1864. Additional Paymaster Benjamin F. Watson, September 14,1864. Colonel Richard H. Rush, Veteran Reserve Corps, June 30,1864. Captain H. C.Ulman, Veteran Reserve Corps, July 2,1864. First Lieutenant William N. Williams, Veteran Reserve Corps, June 30,1864. First Lieutenant John S. Sides, Veteran Reserve Corps, June 30,1864. First Lieutenant George H. Gillis, Veteran Reserve Corps, July 3, 1864. Second Lieutenant John H. Jewett, Veteran Reserve Corps, June 30, 1864. Commissions vacated by new appointments, (32.) By Major General William T. Sherman, United States Army, his com- mission as Major General United States Volunteers, August 12,1864. By Brigadier General J. D. Webster, United States Volunteers, his commission as Additional Paymaster, November 29,1862. By Brigadier General E. E. Potter, United States Volunteer, his com- mission as Commissary of Subsistence, United States Volunteers, Feb- ruary 3,1862. 157

By Brigadier General John A. Rawlins, United States Volunteers, his commission as Assistant Adjutant General, United States Volun- teers, with the rank of Major, August 11,1863. By Major George W. Burton, Assistant Adjutant General of Volun- teers, his commission as Commissary of Subsistence, United States Vol- unteers, May 3, 1864. By Major Joseph L. Stackpole, JudgeAdvocate, his commission as Commissary of Subsistence, United States Volunteers, July 16,1863. By Major John C. Henshaw, Judge Advocate, his commission as As- sistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, with the rank of Captain, Feb- ruary 29,1864. By Major Maxwell V. L. Woodhull, Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, his commission as Aide-de-camp, with therank of Captain, June 30, 1864. By Colonel Frederick M. Crandall, United States Colored Troops, his commission as Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, with the rank of Captain, August 8, 1863. By Additional Paymaster F. C. Tarr, his commission as Assistant Ad- jutant General of Volunteers, with the rank of Captain, February 23, 1864. By Major John Levering, Assistant Adjutant General, United States Volunteers, his commission as Assistant Quartermaster United States Volunteers, May 7, 1863. By Captain Luther H. Peirce, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, his commission as Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, May 18.1864. By Captain J. G. C. Lee, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, his commission as Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, July 2,1864. By Captain W. W. McKim, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, his commission as Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, July 2.1864. By Captain Gardiner S. Blodgett, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, his commission as Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, July 2, 1864. By Captain James M. Moore, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army,his commission as Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, July 2,1864. 158

By Major William Cutting, Aide-de-camp, his commisdon as Assist- ant Quartermaster United States Volunteers, July 22, 1862. By Major John S. Scliultze, Assistant Adjutant General United States Volunteers, his commission as Aide-de-camp, with the rank ofCaptain, June 23, 1863. By Captain Austin C. Woolfolk, United States Army, his commission as Assistant Quartermaster United States Volunteers, December 5,1863. By Captain Augustus V. Barringer, Assistant Quartermaster United States Volunteers, his commission as Commissary of Subsistence United States Volunteers,October 28, 1863. By Captain Jacob M. Howard, jr., Assistant Adjutant General of Vol- unteers, his commission as Aide-de-camp, March 18,1864. By Captain Charles P. Horton, Aide-de-camp, his commission as As. aistant Adjutant General of Volunteers, August 24, 1863. By Captain James N. Potter, Commissary of Subsistence, United States Volunteers, his commission as Aide-de-camp, March 2, 1864. By Captain Samuel A. Bussell, Seventh Infantry, his commission as Aide-de-camp, August 28, 1863. By Assistant Surgeon William E. Waters, United States Army, his commission as Surgeon United States Volunteers, April 16, 1862. By Assistant Surgeon James Phillips, United States Army, his com- mission as Assistant Surgeon ofVolunteers, November 22, 1862. By Medical Inspector John Wilson, United States Army, his commis- sion as Surgeon United States Volunteers, August 10, 1863. By Medical Inspector John L. LeConte, United States Army, his com- mission as Surgeon United States Volunteers, August 29,1863. By Additional Paymaster John W. Beazell, his commission as Assist- ant Quartermaster United States Volunteers, November 26, 1862. By Paymaster John P. Brua, United States Army, his commission as Additional Paymaster, February 23, 1864. By Paymaster Joseph H. Eaton, United States Army, his commission as Additional Paymaster, April 21, 1864. By Paymaster Joseph B. M. Potter, United States Army, his commis- sion as Additional Paymaster, July 15, 1864.

Declined , (48.)

' By Captain Frederick E. Prime, of the United States Corps of Engi- neers, the appointment of Brigadier General, August 4, 1863. 159

y Guitar Kaemmerling, of Ohio, the appointment of Brigadier Gen eral, January 5, 1864. By Lauren Upson, appointment of , the of Assistant Quarter- master, August 12, 1863. By Bufus C. Colburn, of Vermont, the appointment of Assistant Quar- termaster, February 3, 1862. By Amos C. Weeden, of Rhode Island, the appointment of Assistant Quartermaster, November 26, 1862. By A. G. Darwin, of , the appointment of Assistant Quarter- master, October 14, 1863. By Isaac Platt, of New York, the appointment of Assistant Quarter- master, March 18, 1864. Thomas By McCrary, of , the appointment of Assistant Quar- termaster, April 22, 1863.

By Werter R. Davis, of , the appointment of Commissary of Subsistence, July 30, 1863. Patterson, By John J. of , the appointment of Commissary of Subsistence, March 23, 1863. By Thomas Bonsall, of West Virginia, the appointment of Commis- sary of Subsistence, March 2, 1864. By Richard J. Levis, of Pennsylvania, the appointment of Surgeon, April 13, 1863. Edwin of the appointment of Surgeon, March By Freeman, , 30,1864. By Gustavus A. Bingel, of New York, the appointment of Assistant Surgeon, January 19, 1864. By Morris«W. Townsend, of New York, the appointment of Assistant Surgeon, March 30, 1864. Sur- By Arthur H. Wilson, of , the appointment of Assistant geon, March 30, 1864. By David G. Rush, of , the appointment of Assistant Surgeon, March 11, 1863. By George P. Degrassi, of , the appointment of Assistant Sur- geon, June 7, 1864. S. Gloninger, of the appointment of Assistant Surgeon, By D. , January 7, 1863. By 0. of the of Assistant Surgeon, K. Reynolds, , appointment March 11, 1863. 160

By Preston C. F. West, of the District of Columbia, the appointment of Assistant Adjutant General, March 8, 1864. By William B. Storer, of Massachusetts, theappointment of Assistant Adjutant General, June 7, 1864. By John C. Tyler, of Vermont, the appointmentof Assistant Adjutant General, June 13, 1864. By Salathiel Batchelder, of Iowa, the appointment of Assistant Quar- termaster, February 29, 1864. By George Williams, of Oregon, the appointment of Assistant Quar- termaster, February 29,1864. By George Donenworth, of Ohio, the appointment of Assistant Quar- termaster, May 18, 1864. By John H. Lowell, of Maine, the appointment of Assistant Quarter- master, February 29, 1864. By H. D. Wright, of Ohio, the appointment of Assistant Quartermas- ter, December 5, 1863. By D. A. Brooks, of Kentucky, the appointment of Commissary of Subsistence, May 18, 1864. By H. W. Maxwell, of Iowa, the appointment of Commissary of Sub- sistence, March 2, 1864. By Joshua F. Pearle, of Michigan, the appointment of Commissary of Subsistence, May 18, 1864. By George W. Hale, of Iowa, the appointment of Additional Pay- master, May 28, 1864. By J. P. R. B. Smith, of Western Viginia, the appointment of Addi- tional Paymaster, June 30, 1864. By William J. Davidson, of New York, the appointment of Addi- tional Paymaster, February 23, 1864. By Gardiner Tufts, of Massachusetts, the appointment of Additional Paymaster, May 28, 1864. By George B. Gibbons, of Vermont, the appointment of Additional Paymaster, May 7, 1864. By William G. Baker, of Massachusetts, the appointment of Addi- tional Paymaster, June 30, 1864. By Nelson H. Van Vorhes, of Ohio, the appointment of Additional Paymaster, February 23, 1864. By John T. Denny, of New York, the appointment of Additional Paymaster, February 19, 1863. 161

By Robert Cowdin, of Massachusetts, the appointment of Additional Paymaster, August 19, 1863. By Charles T. Sherman, of Ohio, the appointment of Additional Pay- master, April 7, 1864. By B. L. Lang, of , the appointment of Additional Paymaster, August 12,1863. By Whittlesey Adams, of Ohio, the appointment of Additional Pay- master, June 30,1864.

By George Dwight, of , the appointment of Additional Pay- master, September 18,1863. By Leander Campbell, of Indiana, the appointment of Additional Paymaster, February 23,1864. By George B. Hogin, of Iowa, the appointment of Additional Pay- master, February 23, 1864. By George Cunningham, of Maryland, the appointment of Additional

Paymaster, February 23,1864. • By Jacob Rich, of Iowa, the appointment of Additional Paymaster, May 28,1864. By First Lieutenant Peter S. Michie, of the Corps of Engineers, the appointment of Aide-de-camp, with the rank of Captain, June 30,1864.

Appointments which have expired by constitutional limitation, not having been con- firmed by the Senate, (6.)

Gustavus A. De Russy,as Brigadier General, July 4,1864. (Since re-appointed.) James H. Wilson, as Brigadier General, July 4,1864. (Since re-ap- pointed.) Alvan C. Gillem, as Brigadier General, July 4,1864. (Since re-ap- pointed.) William D. Whipple, as Brigadier General, July 4,1864. (Since re-ap- pointed.) Isaac F. Shepard, as Brigadier General, July 4, 1864. George H. Weir, as Commissary of Subsistence, July 4, 1864. (Since appointed.) 162

Appointments negatived by the Senate, and thereupon revoked by the Presi- dent, (3.)

Alexander Chambers, as Brigadier General, April 6,1864. George M. Chester, as Assistant Quartermaster, February 23,1864. (Since appointed.) Charles H. Deane, as Assistant Quartermaster, February 23,1864. (Since appointed.) Revoked, (35.)

The appointment of , as Major General, April 18,1864. The appointment of William T. H. Brooks, as Major General, April 18,1864. The appointment of Charles W. Woodman, as Additional Paymaster, May 4, 1863. The appointment of George R. Smith, as Additional Paymaster, Sep- tember 5,1863. The appointment of William H. Kemble, as Additional Paymaster, August 25, 1863, The appointment of John P. Gould, as Additional Paymaster, August * 25,1863. . The appointment of Lispenard S. Webb, as Additional Paymaster, August 25, 1863. The appointment of Charles P. Babcock, as Additional Paymaster, August 25,1863. The appointment of Charles D. Gilfillan, as Additional Paymaster, August 25, 1863. The appointment of GeorgeF. Clark, as Additional Paymaster, August 25,1863. The appointment of Edward M. Emmerson, as Commissary of Sub- sistence, February 4, 1864. The apppointment of Solomon Jones, as Commissary of Subsistence, February-19, 1864. The appointment of Isaac Rogers, as Commissary of Subsistence, June 1, 1864. The appointment of E. A. Brown, as Commissary of Subsistence, July 9, 1864. 163

The appointment of H. G. Peyton, as Commissary of Subsistence, July 9, 1864. The appointment of John Fouke, as Commissary of Subsistence, July 9.1864. The appointment of George Wilkin, as Commissary of Subsistence, July 9,1864. The appointment of W. J.Kountz, as Assistant Quartermaster, May 18,1863. The appointmentofRichard F. Yandeveer, as Assistant Quartermaster, July 7, >864. The appointment of William H. Martin, as Assistant Quartermaster, July 7, 1864. The appointment of Robert McLeod, Quartermaster, July 7.1864. The appointment of Octavius Waters, as Assistant Quartermaster, July 7,1864. The appointment of Richard A. Pierce, as Assistant Quartermaster, July 7,1864. The appointment of James Kimball, as Assistant Quartermaster, July 7,1864. The appointment of Gerard Bancker, as Assistant Quartermaster, July 7, 1864. The appointment of William W. Harral, as Assistant Adjutant Gen- eral, June 15,1864. The-appointment of Major JosephKirkland, as Aide-de-camp, Febru- ary 14,1863. The appointment of Captain John P. Baker, as Aide-de-camp, Febru- ary 14,1863. The appointment of John A. Dale, as Additional Paymaster, Septem- ber 5, 1864. The appointment of Rolls C. Link, as Assistant Quartermaster, Sep- tember 8,1864. The appointment of Captain John F. McQuade, as Aide-de-camp, Feb- ruary 14,1863. The appointment of Captain Joseph C. Jackson, as Aide-de-camp, February 14, 1863. The appointment of Captain George Monteith, as Aide-de-camp, Feb- ruary 14,1863. • 164

The appointment of Henry Parker, as Assistant Surgeon, October 4, 1862. The appointment of Calvin C. Chaffee, as Assistant Surgeon, Septem- ber 2,1863. Cancelled, (33.)

The appointment of Russell Houston, as Judge Advocate with the rank of Major, April 7, 1864. The appointment of James E. Dunham, as Assistant Quartermaster, May 18,1864. The appointment of Andrew Van Bussum, as Assistant Quartermaster, April 7, 1864. The appointment of George W. McLane, as Assistant Quartermaster, * May 18,1864. . The appointment of*C. M. Levy, as Assistant Quartermaster, March 18,1864. The appointment of Lewis M. Cole, as Assistant Quartermaster, Sep- ember 24,1863. The appointment of Alexander Diffey, as Assistant Quartermaster?

September 24,1863. , The appointment of J. Perry Willard, as Assistant Quartermaster, September 24,1863. The appointment of J. B. Ford, as Assistant Quartermaster, Septem- ber 24,1863. The appointment of William P. Smith, as Assistant Quartermaster, September 24,1863. The appointment of Edward V. Preston, as Assistant Quartermaster, July 3,1863. The appointment of Henry Bawsher, as Assistant Quartermaster, Oc- tober 15,1863. The appointmentof Samuel B. Tobey, jr., as Assistant Quartermaster, May 18, 1864. The appointment ofFrederick Whittlesey, as Assistant Quartermaster, May 18,1864. • The appointment of J. M. Moyer, as Assistant Quartermaster, Novem- ber 26,1862. The appointment of Frank E. Foster, as Additional Paymaster, No- vember 26,1862. 165

The appointment of John M. Wallace, as Additional Paymaster, No- vember 26, 1862. The appointment of Henry Lines, as Additional Paymaster, February 23,1864. The appointment of M. H. Dickinson, as Additional Paymaster, Feb" ruary 23, 1864. The appointment of George Morton, as Additional Paymaster, Febru- ary 23,1864. The appointment of F. W. Northrop, as Additional Paymaster, Feb- ruary 23,1864. The appointment of E. D. Ropes, as Additional Paymaster, February 23.1864. The appointment of M. Wheeler Sargent, as Additional Paymaster, February 23,1864. The appointment of G. H. Watkins, as Additional Paymaster, Feb- ruary 23,1864. The appointment of Charles A. Warner, as Additional Paymaster, February 23,1864. The appointment of Walter K. Scott, as Additional Paymaster, Feb- ruary 23,1864. The appointment of Daniel H. Dryden, as Additional Paymaster, May 28.1864. The appointment of R. M. Lee, jr., as Additional Paymaster, February 23.1864. The appointment of Horatio N. Buckley, as Additional Paymaster, June 30,1864. The appointment of Thomas N. Newson, as Commissary of Subsist- ence, March 2,1864. The appointment of Robert A. Gray, as Commissary of Subsistence, June 7,1864. The appointment of Lewis Hill, as Commissary of Subsistence, June 25, 1864. The appointment of John Hall, as Commissary of Subsistence, July 8, 1863. Died, ( 83.)

Major General George C. Strong, July 30, 1863, ofwounds received in assault on Fort Wagner, S. C. 166

Major General John Buford, at Washington, D. C., December 16, 1863. Major General John Sedgwick, killed in action near Spottsylvania Court House, Va., May 9, 1864. Major General James B. McPherson, killed in action before Atlanta, Ga., July 22,1864. Major General John F. Reynolds, killed at the battle of Gettysburg,Pa., July 1, 1863. Brigadier General Daniel P. Woodbury, at Key West, Fla., August 15, 1864. Brigadier General Stephen H. Weed, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 2,1863. Brigadier General S. K. Zook, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Fa., July 2,1863. Brigadier General Evan J. Farnsworth, killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 3,1863. Brigadier General Strong Vincent, July 7, 1863, of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa. Brigadier General Thomas Welsh, at Cincinnati, Ohio, August 14,1863. Brigadier General E. N. Kirk, at Chicago, 111., July 29,1863. Brigadier General Edward P. Chapin, killed in assault on Port Hudson, La., June 27, 1863. Brigadier General William H. Lytle, September 20, 1863, of wounds received at the battle of Chickamauga, Ga. Brigadier General William P. Sanders, November 19, 1863, of wounds received in action before Knoxville, Tenn. Brigadier General Michael Corcoran, at Fairfax Court House, Va., De- cember 22, 1863. Brigadier General Stephen G. Champlin, at Grand Rapids, Mich., Jan- uary 26, 1864. Brigadier General James S. Wadsworth, killed at the battle of the Wilder- ness, Va., May 6, 1864. Brigadier General , killed at the battle of the Wilderness, Va., May 5,1864. Brigadier General James C. Rice, killed in action at Laurel Hill, Va., May 10,1864. Brigadier General Samuel A. Rice, July 6, 1864, at Oskaloosa, Iowa, of wounds received at the battle of Jenkin’s Ferry, Ark. Brigadier General Charles G. Harker, June 27, 1864, of wounds received in battle before Marietta, Ga. Brigadier General Daniel McCook, July 17, 1864, at Dayton, Ohio, of wounds received at the battle of Kenesaw Mountain, Ga. Brigadier General Friend S. Butherford, at Alton, III., June 20, 1864. Brevet Brigadier General William Blaisdell, killed in action near Peters- burg, Va , June 23,1864. Brevet Brigadier General G. A. Stedman, August 6,1864, of wounds re- ceived in action near Petersburg, Va. Captain James J. Griffiths, Aide-de-camp, July 10, 1863, of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa. Major George E Flynt, Assistant Adjutant General, near Delaware, Ohio, December 18, 1863. Major Henry Z. Curtis, Assistant Adjutant General, killed in action at Baxter’s Springs, Kan., October 5, 1863. Captain John P. Blinn, Assistant Adjutant General, July 1, 1863,of wounds received at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa. Captain John B Hubbard, Assistant Adjutant General, at Port Hudson, La., May 27, 1863. Captain Henry Thrall, Assistant Adjutant General, at Columbus, Ohio, September 18,1863. Captain Robert S. Seabury, Assistant Adjutant General, ofwounds re- ceived at the battle of the Wilderness, Va., May 8,1864. Captain Thomas J. Assistant Adjutant General drowned near Loudon, , Milliken’s Bend, La., September 28,1863. Captain James B. Turner, Assistant Adjutant General, killed at the bat- tle of the Wilderness, Va., May 5,1864.' Captain Howard Dwight, Assistant Adjutant General, killed by guerillas in Louisiana, May 4,1863. Captain John D. Fish, Assistant Adjutant General, killed at the battle of Spottsylvania Court House, Va., May 12, 1864. Captain William C. Russell, Assistant Adjutant General, killed at the battle of Chickamauga, Ga., September 20, 1863. Captain Catharinus B. Mervine, Assistant Adjutant General, in hospi- tal at City Point, Va., August 17, 1864. Captain Jefferson L. Dugger, Assistant Adjutant General, at Atlanta, III., July 16, 1863. 168

Captain Thomas W. Eayre, Assistant Adjutant General, killed in action near Spottsylvania Court House, Va., May 12, 1864. Captain Thomas H. Elliott, Assistant Adjutant General, killed in battle, June 27, 1864. Captain Stephen R. Reynolds, Assistant Adjutant General, July 30, 1864, of wounds received at the battle of Cold Harbor, Va. Captain R. J. Waggener, Assistant Adjutant General, killed in action near Dallas, Ga., May 28,1864. Captain Thomas O’Brien, Assistant Quartermaster, at Rolla, Mo., Oc- tober 25, 1863. Captain David H. Smith, Assistant Quartermaster, at Cincinnati, Ohio, April 11, 1864, Captain Ira F. Payson, Assistant Quartermaster, at Alexandria, Va., July 30, 1864. Captain David L. McKenney, Assistant Quartermaster, at Georgetown, D. C, February 18, 1864. Captain DeGarmo J. Whiting, Assistant Quartermaster, at Washington, D. C., June 24,1864. Captain Enoch P. Fitch, Assistant Quartermaster, in hospital near Pe- tersburg, Va., May 31,1864. Captain William G. Pinckard, Assistant Quartermaster, February 16, 1864. Captain Frank E. Walbridge, Assistant Quartermaster, at Kalamazoo, Mich., April 6, 1863. Captain W. A. Hawley, Assistant Quartermaster, at Alexandria Va., December 24,1863. Captain H. C. Goff, Assistant Quartermaster, at Hagerstown, Md., Sep- tember 6,1863.

Captain Charles Allen, Commissary of Subsistence, at Clarksburg, Va , September 9,1863. Captain Erastus Heath Commissary of Subsistence, at Fort Blunt, C. N., July 5,1863. Captain Edwin D. Willard, Commissary of Subsistence, at Brooklyn, N. Y., October 31, 1863. Captain Marcus W. McCracken, Commissary of Subsistence, at Cape Girardeau, Mo., August 11,1864. 169

Captain Joseph W. Robinson, Commissary of Subsistence, at Nashville, Term., April 7,1863. Captain Thorwald Jacobson, Commissary of Subsistence, at Larkiys- viile, Ala., January 3,1864. Captain Charles Hall, Commissary of Subsistence, at , Octo- ber 1863. , Captain James Barnaby, Commissary. of Subsistence, at Salem, Ohio, March 4,1864. Captain John Sheridan, Assistant Quartermaster, at Steubenville, Ohio, August 30, 1864. Captain Carlos L. White, Assistant Adjutant General, at Cartersvtlle, Ga., August 21,1864. Captain Charles H. Dod, Assistant Adjutant General, at City Point,

Va. , August 26,1864. Captain Edward Wright, Commissary of Subsistence, at Walton, N. Y., July 14,1864. Surgeon Edward F. Bates, at Washington, D. C., March 6,1864. Surgeon Abraham L. Cox, in hospital at Lookout Mountain, T'enn., July 28,1864. Surgeon John T. Crawford, at his home in Pennsylvania, June 7,1862. Surgeon Barton Darrach, near Vicksburg, Miss., July 19,1863. Surgeon John G. Keenon, at Memphis, Tenn., August 12,1864. Assistant Surgeon William 0. Tracy, at Nashua, N. H., March 15, 1864. Assistant Surgeon Henry 1ST. Fisher, at , March 12, 1863. Additional Paymaster William B. Norris, at Memphis, Tenn., March 22, 1864. Additional Paymaster Henry F. Flagg, at Boston, Mass. ,May 23, 1864. Additional Paymaster William Lamed, at Staten Island, N. Y, July 24, 1864. Additional Paymaster Otis C. Whitehead, at Tantalon, Tenn., Novem- ber 8, 1863. Additional Paymaster Benjamin W. C. Massett, at Memphis, Tenn., July 15, 1863. Additional Paymaster Daniel McCook, July 21, 1863, of wounds re- ceived in action at Buffington Island, Ohio. 170

Additional Paymaster Moses K. Hazleton, at Memphis, Tenn., August 3, 1863. Additional Paymaster Isaac N. Pumphrey, at St. Louis, Mo., August 26,’ 1863. Additional Paymaster Robert F. Frazer, at Memphis, Tenn., September 5, 1863. Additional Paymaster Robert M. Lee, at New York city, September 21, 1863.

Mustered out of service, (16.) Major General William H. French, May 6,1864. Major General Don Carlos Buell, May 23,1864. Brigadier General Andrew Porter, April 4,1864. Brigadier General Charles P. Stone, April 4,1864. Brigadier General James St. C. Morton, November 7,1863. Brigadier General Henry M. Naglee, April 4,1864. Brigadier General Theophilus T. Garrard, April 4,1864. Brigadier General Willis A. Gorman, May 4,1864. Brigadier General John J. Abercrombie, June 24,1864; Brigadier General John H. H. Ward, July 18,1864. Brigadier General Joshua T. Owens, July 18,1864. Major G. Irvine Whitehead, Judge Advocate, August 10, 1863. Captain M. V. G. Strong, Assistant Adjutant General, May 4,1864. Captain Alexander Biscaccianti, Assistant Quartermaster, June 28, 1864. Captain James Christian, Commissary of Subsistence, August 10,1864. Captain William R. Wasson, Commissary of Subsistence, August 13, 1864.

Discharged, (32 )

Major George L. Stearns, Assistant Adjutant General, March 30, 1864. Captain George S. Marshall, Assistant Adjutant General, October 6, 1863. Captain WilliamTholan, Assistant AdjutantGeneral, March 10,1864. Captain Robert P. Wilson, Assistant Adjutant General, February 18, 1864. 171

CaptainFrederick V. Stewart. Assistant Quartermaster, July 18,1863. Captain Mark Prime, Assistant Quartermaster, July 18,1863. Captain Thomas S. Dennett, Assistant Quartermaster, July 18,1863. Captain John Morris, Assistant Quartermaster, September 22,1863. Captain Jay Cadwell, Assistant Quartermaster, October 27,1863. Captain Warren Russell, Assistant Quartermaster, March 12,1861. Captain William R. Downing, Assistant Quartermaster, May 24, 1864. Captain John M. Huntington, Assistant Quartermaster, May 20,1864. Captain A. A. Whitehead, Assistant Quartermaster, May 31,1864. Captain Gilbert E. Winters, Commissary of Subsistence, September 16,1863 Captain James Davis, Commissary of Subsistence, December 2,1863. Captain B. F. Fifield, Commissary of Subsistence, November 20,1863. Captain James Sanford, Commissary of Subsistence, January 23,1864. Captain George H. Swartwout, Commissary of Subsistence, October 30,1863. Captain James A. Cook, Commissary of Subsistence, September 8, 1864. Captain Joseph C. Brand, Commissary of Subsistence, May 30,1864. Surgeon John W. Hunt, December 9,1862. Surgeon William H.White, September 26,1S63. Surgeon Thomas P. Gibbons, August 26, 1863. Surgeon E. D. Dailey, October 15,1863. Surgeon George B. Twitchell, October 15,1863. Surgeon W. W. Holmes, October 22,1863. Surgeon Enoch Pearce, March 23,1864. Assistant Surgeon R. L. Braden, October 22,1863. Assistant Surgeon H. C. Roberts, July 18,1864. Additional Paymaster Rufus Cheney, Augpst 12,1863. Additional Paymaster J. W. Johnston, May 4,1864. Additional Paymaster Francis B. Dixon, September 6, 1864. Dropped, (1.) Captain W. H. Wilcox, Aide-de-camp, September 30,1863. 172

Dismissed, (35.)

Brigadier General James G. Spears, August 30, 1864. Captain Henry Binmore, Assistant Adjutant General, November 27, 1863. Captain Moses C. Brown, Assistant Adjutant General, September 23, 1863. Captain Jasper K. Herbert, Assistant Adjutant General, February 24, 1864. Captain James Weldon, Assistant Quartermaster, November 5,1863. Captain Charles Garrettson, Assistant Quartermaster, March 5,1864. Captain John F. Coulter, Assistant Quartermaster, March 18, 1864. Captain William Stoddard, Assistant Quartermaster, May 30,1864. Captain F. W. Hurtt, Assistant Quartermaster, June 17,1864. Captain Samuel Black, Assistant Quartermaster, January 27,1864. Captain Walter S. Robertson, Assistant Quartermaster, July 30,1864. Captain Henry D. Patten, Assistant Quartermaster, September 12, 1864. Captain William Gaster, Assistant Quartermaster, August 31, 1861. Captain Stephen H. Webb, Commissary of Subsistence, September 6, 1864. Captain Thomas A. P. Champlin, Commissary of Subsistence, Novem- ber 5,1863. Captain C. J. Dietrich, Commissary of Subsistence, July 14,1864. Captain George H. Smith, Commissary of Subsistence, March 23,1864. Captain Charles E. Robinson, Commissary of Subsistence, July 22, 1864. Captain Albert S. Austin, Commissary of Subsistence, April 1,1864. Captain B. S. Treanor, Commissary of Subsistence, May 6, 1864. Captain James M. Sanderson, Commissary of Subsistence, June 6, 1864. Surgeon J. E. Quidor, November 30,1863. Surgeon Adolph Majer, May 6,1864. Surgeon Frederick Seymour, February 19,1864. Assistant Surgeon John H. Sullivan, August 12, 1863. Additional Paymaster Arthur W. Fletcher, August 27, 1863. 173

Additional Paymaster Alexander Freeman, June 6, 1864. Additional Paymaster Isaac N. Cook, December 26, 1863. Additional Paymaster William Fessenden, November 5, 1863. Additional Paymaster Philip Pendleton, August 13, 1864. Additional Paymaster Henry J. Adams, August 22, 1864. Additional Paymaster George B. Way, September 25, 1863. Additional Paymaster W. W. Sherman, January 4, 1864. Additional Paymaster George P. Folsom, August 1, 1864. Additional Paymaster William W. White, August 13, 1864. Cashiered, (5.)

Captain ChemeM. Levy, Assistant Quartermaster, October 9, 1863. Captain J. W. Howland, Assistant Quartermaster, October 9, 1863. Captain Henry J. Latshaw, Assistant Quartermaster, November 16, 1863. Captain John McMichael, Commissary of Subsistence, January 6, 1864. Additional Paymaster Hoel K. Lawrence, July 15,1864.

VIII.-Officers have been arranged, in the foregoing order, to the companies to which they succeeded in the natural course of promotion or appointment. Should a different assignment, however, have since been made by competent authority, it will take precedence. IX..Acceptance, or non-acceptance, of appointments, and, incase of acceptance, the birthplace of the officer appointed, his age and residence when correctly appointed, and hisfull name, written, will, in all cases, be promptly reported to the Adjutant General. X.-With the exception of those detached from their regiments on special duty, or unable from some valid cause to complywith the order, the officers promoted and appointed will join their proper regiments, companies, and stations without delay. Those recently appointed whofail to do so within a reasonable time will be considered as having declined their ap- pointments ; and those who deem themselves included in the exception just above made will immediately submit a statement of their case, through the proper channel, to this office for further consideration. XI_.In case of the death of an officer, it is hereby made the duty of 174 his immediate commanding officer to report the fact at once, direct to this office , stating the cause, date and place. When an officer away from his command dies in hospital, or under treatment, the medical officer in charge will forward the report as above required ; if not under treatment by an Army Medical Officer, the re- port will be made by any officer having cognizance of the fact.

order of the Secretary of War : E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General. Official :

Assistant Adjutant General.