Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-26

infintry. Trenton, New Jersey Appointed
August u, 1883. Temporary, 9.1
Lirutenant Eharlrs Msdsry, Sd United S,ats,
artillery, ss albany, New York. Appointed Al
Grtain E. Otis, 4th United States cavalry,
Columbus, Ohio. appointed August %, l-53.
infastry, Hartford, Connecticut. Appointed
August 10, 1862.
Captain James Curtis, 18th United States
infantry, War department. Appointed Au.
Lieutenant e. p. Bigelow, United States
Amy, Albany, New York. Appointed Sep
tcnber II, 1853 ~. ~.
Uenten,nt Colonel r. G. buchanan, 4sh Uni
ted States infantry. Trenton, New Jersey. Ap.
pointed September 81, 1869. Chief Mastering
Officer Stale Of New Jersey
z Major +. N. Clark, 5th United States ar
tilRry, Boston, Massachusetts. Appointed
September 81, 1863. Chief MASTERING Oficer
State Of Massachusetts.
Lieutenant Samuel Candy, 4.n United States
September 20, 1863. Temporary.
Lieutenant M. Dolan, 2d United States in
fantry. New YerK.s Appointed August :, 1869.
infantry, Utica, New York. Appointed Sep.
ternber ,, 1863. = ."Eaof= -
Captain j. H Farquhar, 18th United States
infantry, Indianapolis, Indiana. Appointed
Major J. w. T. Gardiner, United States
Army, Augusta, Maine. Appointed Septsu,-
ber 81, 1855. Chief Mastering Officer State Of
Lieutenant s. Hildeburn, Sd United States
cavalry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ap-
pointed. af
Lieutenan: Colonel B: H; Hill, s.h United
States artillery, Detroit, Michigan. Appointed
September 81, 1863. Chief Mastering Officer
State OF Michigan .E @&
Captain G. q. HUNT, 4th United States cav.
airy, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Appointed
September "a, 1863. VI"
Lieutenant J. H. Lord, I'd United States ar.
tillery, Columbus, Ohio. Appointed Septem-
Der sa lssa; ~ Temporary:
infantry, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Appointed
September =, 1859. -.
Lieutenant Colonel James Cakes, I'd United
States cavalry, Sisrinetteld, Illinois. Ap
pointed September II. is63.
Rrigader General 7. G.. Pitcher. United
Stats volunteers, Montpelier, Vermont. Ap.
pointed September ~, 1868. Chiei Mustering
Officer State OF Vermont.
Major D. b. Perkins, additional A. ID. c.,
Hartford, Connecticut. Appointed September
u, 1863. Chief Mastering Officer State Of
Connecticut.
Captain W. g. Rankin, 18th United States
infantry, Hartford, Connecticut. Appointed
September 9, 1868.
Major W. H. Sidell, 18th United States in
fantry, Louisville, Kentucky. Appointed
State of Kentucky
Lieutenant Gustavus Urban, 5th United
States cavalry, New York. Appointed August
Z, 1863.
Lieutenant H. G. Woodrow, 18th United
States infantry, New Orleans, Louisiana Ap-
pointed August II, 1863.
The attention OF all officers is called to the
following paragraphs Of the mastering Regu-
lations: ~.
ITO. Only* officers of the Regular Army fin-
GLIDING Additional Aides. de- Camps appointed
by the President under the act approved 40
gnst 5, 1861 will be detailed to muster into
and out Of the service of the United States,
and NO officer will make these musters unless
detailed to do SO by competent authority.
viii see ina. 81 e1rp eo
pany. &c, is assigned to some one Of the Asss-
rant Comlnissaries of M listers under their COM
mand. The Coinmissaries OF Musters will be
responsible to the Adjutant General of the
Army tor the correctness OF the musters and
muster rolls in their corps, and no officer shall
or Assistant Ccmmissary OF Mustsrs, to whom
the command TO which he belongs has been
assigned.
III No officer or enlisted man of volunteers
Is properly in the service Of the United States
or authorized to receive pay until mustered
in by the proper officer; and no officer is prop.
erly out Of service until discharged in Orders
Or mustered out by the proper officer. One
copy OF the rolls or order in each case must be
forwarded to the Adjutant Generals office.
lis. Commissaries and Assistant COmmissa.
ries Of Musters, having been ouce detailed,
will not be relieved from this duty, or trans
ferrsd to another division department, or
corps, without authority from the AdjutaEt
Generals Office. .r d s.ry
40. The commissioned officers of all yolun.
teer organizations, no matter whether estab-
lshed under the authority Of q State or of the
United States, will be regarded as having been
commissioned on the day when their muster
effect and will take rank in their respective
grades, will be entitled to pay, and be ebeyed
and respected in their several positions from
that date. #-aea1@ .aa5s-#s} gaEga tf-A Ga.E.
i2i. Mustering officers will muster into ser.
vice and administer the oath Of allegiance to
such regimeA ats or recruits brought to them a.
may present conclusive, evidence of their &C.
ceptance by the War Department. ~ s.
.-- ........r g, e. d. TOWNSEND,
- Assistant Adjutant General.
Exceptions IN casns OF necessity will be
made upon application to the Adjutant Gen-
eral Washington, ID. c. s-.-. ......r,r-. KIT,