The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
IMPORTANT ARMY ORDER.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANp GENERALS OFFICE. ;
WASHINGTON, june Z, 1862. \


.. WASHINGTON, June Z. 1862
Tho great number OF officers absen. from
their regiment without sufficient cause Is IA
serious owl which calls for immediate cor.
rectou, by paragraph III, General R"gu-
lntions the power of commanding officers
to grant leaves of absence is limited 20 u
"tnne of peace" ln time OF war. leaves of
absence will only DO granted by the Sccre
tary of War. except whom tho certificate Of
medical officer shall show, beyond doubt,
that change of location lis necessary to
savo lilo OF prevent permanent disability "
! Naragraph 1856. General RugulatiOus.) In
such case, the Commander of an Army, Il
| Department, or District, may grant not cx.
ccehng twenty DAYS. At tho expiration of
that tim0, ii tho officer be not ablo to travel,
ho must make application TO the Adjnlant
GenuraI of the Armv for an extension, nc
companiGd by tho certificate of medical
officer of tho Army, in the usual form. aud
that he is not able to travel II it DO not
! practicable TO procure such u certificate. in
consequence of there being no Army Phys
lean in tho place whore tho officer rcsdGs
the certificate of citizen physician, attCsted
by civil magistrate. NAV be substituted.
All officers of the Regulars or Volunteers,
except those on parole, now absent from
duty with loavc. will DO considered "absent
without leave" paragraph 1920. General
Roguations,) unless they arc found at their
posts within fifteen days from tho date If
tho order, or are authorized by orders from
! the Adiurant General to be ahsUut, which
orders wilt in all cases he based on a ccr,iR
cate IA above described, aud must bo cx,
hIbiod To tho Paynaster before payment is
made them.
All invalid and wounded officers who arc
abIu to travol. although their disability may
not have bocn removed paragraph lS7
General Regulations will repair. without
delay-thoso from tho East To Annapolis
! To rUpOrt to the General Commanding the
, Camp of Instruction; those from the West
to report 10 the commanding officer oi CAM
! Chase, Ohio. At lhOsc points they will ro
main until able to proceed tn their rng
ments, or until an examining board may
decide adversely on their ability to return
to duty within aruasunabIe tins. aud ORDER
may DO gwen by tho President iur thei
discharge.
G1- Thoir Excollcncies tho Governors o
States are requested to mako known TIN
order, aud TO contribute tn its execution al
may DO in their power, Mastering aud Rs
cruiung officers are directed to do the samo
Extra copies of tho order will DO furnishu,
them for distribution.
Failure to comply with tho above regula
tions will bu reported to the Adjutant Con
ora' by RegImental Cammandors.
BySrdrr of tho Secretary of War.
L. THOMAS, Adjutant. General.
Oficial;
L ID, TOWNSEND, Asst, Adj General.
We give only tho names of those voiun
teors absent from duty, who bolorg to Com
panics d and g
Company B-L, Patchin, Jr, David O
Burton, Phillip Dinos, Lorrin q. Waters, A
q, Wilbur.
Company G-Burton Armstrong, Wm. II
Henderson, Adolphus Holloway, Andre,
Stiles, Horton Smith. Henry Warmer, MORT
mer Wech. ID. w, Young, Joseph Dimes
Thomas Powers, John Price, Cbas, Harper
NOTICE TO PARoLLD UNION PRIsoNERs. -
Par0led Union prisoners from Ohio are re
quested TO report to me by letter their post
! office address. 1t is not necessary that the,
report in person. ... .' .l. >
!. The Press of the State will confer prea
favor upon the gallant soldiers who hay,
suffered so much. by giving this a few in
sertions. DAVID TOD, Governor.