Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
Officers Dishsnorabiy Dtscha 4 ed
from the Army Of the Cun.ber-


The following lis; Of Indiana officers, shon-
orably discharged from the Army Of the Gum
beriand. has been published by order Of Major
General Thomas We regret to publish such
record:
Surgeon p. p Whitesell, l0lst Indiana volun
teers. from May IS. 1863 tor accepting brides.
allowing his name to be sgued TO official papers
by unauthorized persons. and foe conduct unbe-
coming gentleman aud officer
First Lieutenant VIM. Beeson. l0lst Indiana
volunteers. from June I. 1868. for drunken and
disorderly conduct.
First Lieutenant Samuel l.. Hartman 18th
In'iisna battery. for fraud" from August 3,
1863
Z eutensut Thomas Murray. l7th Indiana vol
unteers from August .. 1868. for absence with.
out leave and continual drunkenness
Captain John Ia Tor. 18th Indiana volunteers
fom September ?. 1868. Tor aagrsnt dIsobedience
of orders IN allowing and tbetting his men in
piliaging while posted as pickets
Second Lieutenant John Clifford, 10Th Indi-
ana battery. from October o. 1863, for drunken
pess and conduct uhbecoming an officer and
gentleman.
Assistant Surgeon a. W Gilmore. 9th Indiana
Volunteers. from March ii. 1863. for drunkenness
while marching against the enemy with the ex-
pectati0n OF an engagement
unteers, from Februory %. 1865, for shameful
coxardice anu m;sbehavIor in the presence OF the
enemy for disobedence Of orders. for ging paroles
spreading alarming rumors, and escaping TO the
rear by false pretenses.
First Lieutenant James McGrayell. 32d Indiana
volunteers, from February -. 1868. for shameful
cowariice and misbehasior in the presence of the
enemy, for disobedience OF orders, forging
paroles spreading alarming rumors, anu escaping
In the rear by false preteuces
L.leat Washington S-Ockell 31th Indiana vol
unleers, from February II, 1868, for misbehayior
in the lace of the enemy. aud Tor abandoning his
company in the midst of action.
Caps Nicholson d. Nersey. 22d Indiana vol
uuteers. from February -. 1868. for shameful
cowardice ana misbehsvior in the face of the
enemy tor escaping TO the by false pretences
for spreading alarming rumors, forging paroles,
and dsobedience OF orders
Second Lie0iedant Alexander ". Griffith. Did
Indiana volunteers, from FEB. -. lcb3. Tor
shameful coxsriice and misbehavior in the face
OF the eDemy. Tor escaping TO the rear by false
prctences. or spreading alarming ruWors. forging
paroles. and disobedieuce of orders.
Second Lieutenant Andrew j Cox. 321 lndi
ana volunteers from March L. 1853 for deser-
ton. dishonesty. immoralty, disobedeuce of
orders. breach OF arrest. and low conduct aud as
sociations.
Second Lieutenant o. z Harper. ia Indiana
volunteers IRON March l, 1868 Tor drum kenness
on duty and disgraceiul conduct
| Captain J. Hartley. 9Th Indiana cavalry. FROM
Fec rs. 1853. ior violating q safeguard aud per
hitting bis Dsn ~ plumber.
Capt d. q. Risley. 9Th Indiana volunteers
from February 49, 1868, for allowing him sell an,
forage train 20 be captured by the enemy
The following reinstatements and corrections
have also been published:
Tha d;suiss,i az FIRST Lieutenant T. Rem.
diet. 79th Indiana volunteers. and Second Lieu
tenant Jesse Ball. eeth Indiana voluni eers. pub
lished in General Orders No 81, curren1 series
is hereby amended 10 read:
Second Lieutenant Jesse Ball. SSH Indian
volunteers