. Ufficiali dell'esercito e della marina (regolari) che servirono nella Guerra civile . , Virginia, dall'inizio del 26 settembre 1864, e fu impegnato nella mineesplosione, 30 luglio 1864; battaglia di Deep Bottom, Vir-ginia, 16 agosto 1864; comandò l'uno Hundredand quindicesimo New York in azione vicino Deep Bottom, 18 agosto 1864; Battle of Chapins Farm, Virginia, 29 settembre 1864, dove è stato ferito e inviato toHospital vicino Fort Monroe. Il capitano Savage si ricongiunse al suo reggimento nel campo nel novembre successivo, e partecipò alla prima spedizione a Fort Fisher, Carolina del Nord, comandata

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. Officers of the army and navy (regular) who served in the Civil War . , Virginia, from the commencement untilabout September 26, 1864, and was engaged in the mineexplosion, July 30, 1864; battle of Deep Bottom, Vir-ginia, August 16, 1864; commanded the One Hundredand Fifteenth New York in action near Deep Bottom, August 18, 1864; battle of Chapins Farm, Virginia, September 29, 1864, where he was wounded and sent tohospital near Fort Monroe. Captain Savage rejoined his regiment in the field inNovember following, and participated in the first expedi-tion to Fort Fisher, North Carolina, commanded byGeneral Butler, in December, 1864. He also partici-pated in the second expedition to the same place underGeneral Terry, in January, 1865. He was engaged inthe assault and capture of that place January 15, and atthe explosion of the magazine of Fort Fisher on the16th. He then joined General Shermans army in NorthCarolina, and was honorably mustered out August 30, 1865, having been transferred to the Forty-seventh NewYork Infantry on the muster-out of the One Hundred. and Fifteenth, June 17, 1865. Captain Savage was com-missioned major of the One Hundred and Fifteenth, April 29, 1865, but was not mustered into service. Hewas acting ordnance officer of the Second Division, Tenth Army Corps, and department ordnance officer atRaleigh, North Carolina, from May to August, 1865. Captain Savage entered the regular service as secondlieutenant of the Fifteenth Infantry, February 23, 1866, and promoted first lieutenant the same day. He wastransferred to the Thirty-third Infantry September 21, 1866; transferred to the Eighth Infantry May 3, 1869;and promoted captain May 30, 1877. From 1866 to1871 he was on duty in the South, and stationed atMobile, Montgomery, Huntsville, Selma, and Jackson-ville, Alabama, and Charleston, South Carolina; in1871-72 he was at Davids Island, and his regiment wastransferred to tire West. He participated in GeneralStanleys Yellowstone Expedition in 1872-73, and fo

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