Die Vereinigten Staaten biographische Wörterbuch und Porträtgalerie bedeutender und self-made men; Wisconsin Band. lbut ernannt wurde Oberst onGovernor Randalls Personal. Er war sehr aktiv inrecruiting Soldaten für die Armee, und Con-großzügig auf den Krieg Fonds zurechnen, und afterwardgave seine Dienste unentgeltlich bei der Beschaffung pensionsand Kopfgelder. Er ging nach Washington mit den 4 thWisconsin Infanterie, und hatte eine Position in der Statecommissary Abteilung. Er hatte die Inspektion oftroops und vor Ende des Jahres ap war - durch den Gouverneur aide als commander-in-chief mit dem Rang eines Co-Spitzen

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The United States biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of eminent and self-made men; Wisconsin volume . lbut was appointed colonel onGovernor Randalls staff. He was very active inrecruiting soldiers for the Union army, and con-tributed liberally to the war fund, and afterwardgave his services gratuitously in procuring pensionsand bounties. He went to Washington with the 4thWisconsin Infantry, and had a position in the Statecommissary department. He had the inspection oftroops, and before the close of the year was ap-pointed by the governor aide as commander-in-chief with the rank of colonel. In 1862 he wasappointed deputy United States marshal with pro-vost-marshals powers. He was tendered the colo-nelcy of one of the Wisconsin regiments, but de-clined, the historian says, because the army wasbeing officered by politicians rather than by sol-diers. Colonel Hurlbut was a member of the generalassembly in the session of 1869, He was chairmanof the committee on federal relations, and on twoor three other committees, and was one of the hard-working and influential members of the legislature.. I^V .X r , ^ ^^^1^7^ ^^^^</-~^ THE UNITED STATES BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. 577 The next year Governor Fairchild appointed him torepresent himself at the International Congress onpenitentiary and reformatory discipline, of whichcongress Rutherford B. Hayes was president. Colonel Hurlbut is known as a humanitarian, andin 1872 was appointed a delegate to the Interna-tional Penitentiary Congress, which met in London.Two years later he was a member of the NationalPrison Congress, held in St. Louis, and was madeone of its trustees and put on the committee oncriminal law reform. In 1875 he became a trusteeof the National Prison Association of New York, and was placed on the committee on dischargedconvicts. Colonel Hurlbut has held various offices in thevillage and city of Oconomowoc, one of them beingthat of clerk of the school board, which he hadabout twelve years, and during that

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