. Offiziere der Armee und der Marine (Freiwillige), die im Bürgerkrieg gedient haben. Assistent Adjutant-General, Dezember 31,[862; Oberst, staffâprovost Marschall-General der U. S., 17. März 1863 ; Brigadier-General, staffâprovost-Marschall-General der U. S., 21. April 1864. Er diente während des Krieges der Rebellion in Wash-ington City bis 28. Mai 1861; als Stabschef von GeneralMcDowell, in der Abteilung von Northeastern Virginia, bis Juli - 2/, 1861, Teilnahme an der Schlacht von Bull Run, Virginia. Er war Stabschef von Generalmajor Buell, in der Abteilung und Armee des Ohio, bis Oktober ^o,18

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. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . assistant adjutant-general, December 31, [862; colonel, staffâprovost marshal-general of theU. S., March 17, 1863 ; brigadier-general, staffâprovost-marshal-general of the U. S., April 21, 1864. He served during the War of the Rebellion in Wash-ington City to May 28, 1861 ; as chief of staff to GeneralMcDowell, in the Department of Northeastern Virginia, to Jul_- 2/, 1861, participating in the battle of Bull Run, Virginia. He was chief of staff to Major-General Buell, in theDepartment and Army of the Ohio, to October ^o, 1862, being engaged in the march from the Ohio Riverto Nashville and Pittsburg Landing; battle of Shiloh, advance upon and siege of Corinth, operations in NorthAlabama and movement to Louisville, Kentucky ; battleof Perryville, Kentucky, and pursuit of Braggs rebelforces through Southeastern Kentucky, to October, 1862. He was then ordered to Washington City, in chargeof the appointment branch of the adjutant-generalsoffice, and subsequently appointed provost-marshal-. general of the I. S., to October 1, 181, 1, , when that officewas abolished. He was brevetted, March 13, 181, ;, colonel, U.S.A., for gallant and meritorious services at the battle of HullRun, Virginia ; brigadier-general, for gallant and mer-itorious services in the battles of Shiloh, Tennessee, andPerryville, Kentucky; and major-general, for faithful, meritorious, and distinguished services in the Provost-Marshal-Generals Department during the Rebellion. After the war, General Fry served as adjutant-generalof the Division of the Pacific to May 17, 1869; of theDivision of the South to July 14, 1S71 ; of the Divisionof the Missouri to November 26, 1873 ; of the Division ofthe Atlantic and of the Department of the East to July1, 188 1, at which time he was retired from service at hisown request, having served over thirty years. General Fry is the author of a Sketch of the Adju-tant-Generals Department, U. S. Army, from 1

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