. Offiziere der Armee und Marine (regelmäßige), die im Bürgerkrieg gedient. Vierzehntes Armeekorps, mit Brevet Major-Generälen R. W. Johnson, John H.King und William P. Carlin, während der Kampagne von Chattanooga, Tennessee, nach Atlanta und Jonesborough, Georgia, im Jahr 1864. Er trat in den regulären Dienst als zweiter Leutnant der Zweiten Infanterie, 23. April 1866; wurde promotetOberleutnant 22. Januar 1867, und übertragen auf die zwanzigste Infanterie 2. April 1870. Lie wurde Kapitän 2. März 1867, für Gallant und Meritoriousdienste in der Schlacht von Stone River, Tennessee. Hauptmann Mais serviert bei

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. Officers of the army and navy (regular) who served in the Civil War . Fourteenth Army Corps, with Brevet Major-Generals R. W. Johnson, John H.King, and William P. Carlin, during the campaign fromChattanooga, Tennessee, to Atlanta and Jonesborough, Georgia, in 1864. He entered the regular service as second lieutenantof the Second Infantry, April 23, 1866; was promotedfirst lieutenant January 22, 1867, and transferred to theTwentieth Infantry April 2, 1870. Lie was brevettedcaptain March 2, 1867, for gallant and meritoriousservices in the battle of Stone River, Tennessee. Captain Maize served at Carlisle Barracks, as adju-tant, quartermaster, and commissar)-, until 1870, when hejoined at Fort Ransom, Dakota Territory. His stationwas changed to Fort Abercrombie, where he remaineduntil 1871, when he was transferred to Fort Wadsworth, Dakota Territory, where he did duty as commissary andquartermaster until 1873. He was then ordered to Fort Pembina, where he waspost adjutant to May, 1875. Then he was stationed atFort Seward, Dakota Territory, where he was depot. and post quartermaster and commissary to August, 1876. Captain Maizes regiment being transferred to Texas, we find him at Fort Brown to January, 1879; at FortRinggold in the summer of 1880 ; at Fort Hays, Kansas, tn May, 1882, performing, while there, the duties of quar-termaster and commissary. He was then at Fort Riley, Kansas, during the balance of the year 1882. His regi-ment was then transferred to the Department of Dakota, and the captain was stationed at F~ort Maginnis untilAugust, 1886, when he was ordered to Camp PoplarRiver, Montana, remaining there to 1887. He was thenmade inspector of Indian supplies at Fort Peck, IndianAgency. Lie was promoted captain Twentieth Infantry, May 6, 1882, and on March 19, 1888, was ordered to his hometn await retirement on account of disability, having beenexamined and recommended for retirement by a RetiringBoard, but he was not placed on the retired list untilFebruary 24, 1891.

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• booksubjectuniteds
• bookyear1892