Daily national Republican., 1863-09-23
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Durins the weak ending saturday, sept u, lsss,
Csysaans Aisxsndef MeHenry, fsth NAnyivkhfa
cavalry; n. G, SEAMAN, sth Kansas voluntssrs; and
LP. S!WMppys, isah New Hampshirs volunteers,
TO dats August a. isss for absence without proper
autAosity, haviag been published ofhcislly Avguss
~. 1885, aad falling to appear before the comnis-
sion. M Is ~. rr..a.s. IA
Captain ". n. Bssse. slst Psassylvanis volna-
tssss, 10 dass Aueuse ~ ies3 for falling 70 rspcrt
ct Csavalssssnt Gasp, ~ ordered, having bsen
published pasialiy August ~ iss, asd failins 70
sppsar bsfors ths Osnmissioa. a. iaaHtN'
Asutsaaat William yates, 9Th Illinois cavalry,
to date August ~, 1854, for intsmperAnes, having
been published ooially August ~, 1850, end faAl'
Ing 10 appear bsiors ths Connission. o.. ntsss
second Lieutenant Alfred Childs, ist Rhode h.
land cavalry, to date August ~ ises for failing to
report at hsadquartsrs Provost AarshaL - or
Asrsa, having been published onioisily August ~,
1855, and failing to appear before the Commission.
Captain r, Z. Ellenbeck, 9Th New York cavalry,
and Lieutenant John C. Dodd, It'll Indiana voluA-
tssss, to dale August ~ 1904 for absence without
proper authority, having been pubilshsd ofieiaily
Auyust n 1853, and failed 70 make aAtiafaotory
defense before the Connissios. .5- .a1 ~.
Hsutsaaat william Callagan, ih6th New York
vsluntssrst 10 date Augustsl isss for drunkenness,
having bean published ofaeiAliy August ~, isss,
ed failed 70 nsks satisfastosy defense bsiors the
Commission. .rsiaE1s a. O..
Captain otto Deidrich, ssh Nsv York battery,
t6aAoaessbly) with alOss ofaii pay aad aIlowaaees
now due; for selling horss bsloa9ing To the Gov
snabsat, aad fos dsssrtiou. taati4A ...Fsi 10
Lisutsnant Samuel Du,rsll, 9Th Ilisols cavalry,
(dishonorablyJ upon the rssoamsndation Of >
Military Commission, convened by Division Orders
No. u, April 1855, from headqdartsrs ID cavalry
divisiea, army Of the Tennessee, with loss Of all
pay and allowances now due, for absence without
leave from November %, iss2.
Captain Samuel Davis, ilth Connecticut voiun-
teers, tdishonorabyJ for gross neglect OF duty o.
Ofhoer Of the Day, and whilst 10 charge Of de-
tashnsnt Of drafted nsn, allowing 70 out Of lit 10
ssoapes and fos general isdifkrsnce to his duties
and to the interests Of the service.
Colonel Ambrose A. Lechler, I7sth Pennsyivanis
drafted militia, tdishonorabiy,) with loss Of all
pay ssd allowances, a. Of the date at which the
reginAnt went out Of servioe, for receiving con-
psnsation fron the sutler Of the fsgtasnt for his
appstntssnt, appropriating to his swn use rations
drawn for the enlisted men Of the rsgiment, and
taking from the nail and destroying nswspapsrs
addressed TO the ofasers and men. ses'
Lieutenant Colonel George Piikington, i7sth
fennsylvania drafted militia, tdishonorably,) with
loss OF oil pay Aad allowAaess, ~ Of the date q,
prskins 10 his own use rstiens drawn for the en-.
iistst msn Of the regiment
Surgeon w. 3. Fundsaberg, i7eth Psansylvanls
drafted nilAia, tdisAsssssby) With ioss Of all pay
sad aliowaaess, 20 Of the dsAs at which the rsgi
usnt west out Of ssryiss, Sor tAhing from the mail
and dsstssying nswspapsn adArssssd % the oaicers
s,d Asa Of the rsstnsat ~ for iapropssiy ap.
propristing % hh ovn ne ne hospital storss
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b date sept. IT, isss for ssing sonmissary ssosss
and appropriating the proceeds 10 his own use.
sr.S q nEsToREp TO CohAsssIoH.
The following oifioers, hsrstoSors dismissed, ars
restored, provided the yAcHncies have not been
hiled by the Governors OF their States:
Lieutenaat Colonel II. C. WArmouth, AID Mis-.
souri voiuntssrs, with rank and pay from the dsts
Of dismissal. Poo a. q sastfE'
Assistant surssoa shermAp morse, "a New York
cavalry, with pay hon the dats Of rsjolning resi.
aent provided the regtnent 10 not Deprived Of one
assistsnt surgeon under the requirements Of Gen.
sr Orders No. 49,, current series, from this ONCE
Capt. Alfred Gsddis, sd Indiana cavalry, with
pay from the date at which he rsjoiAs his regiment
for duty.
DisMIssALs REvoEED. ..T
The order OF dismissal In the case Of First Lieu.
tenant George W. Spencer, 4sth Indiana voiun-
teers, has been 90 amended ~ TO honorably dis.
s""s % ou sS"sses vs. aSsAba"aou Suuu
1850. H 'H.'s .r.r
The order dismissing First Lieutenant Isaac
Hastings, 7th Virginia volunteers, has bean 70
voked, his resignation having been accepted In
special orders from the Department OF the Kappa
hammock, May %, ios2.
The order dismissing Capt. John Jenk, battery A.
lst Virginia artillery, has bees revoked, and m
honorable discharge granted him st its date, March
| ., 1868. tf 't .a.
IT,. o.d.. a, ami ..t,s q. "a vl..,s. "a .x--,
Mourton, ID United States infAatfy has been 70
voked, and Lieutenant Mourton ordered to duty
with his regiment. -'.s Id .7l..' .' -
List Of proposals, OF . miscellaneous oh hsras,er
received at the office OF the Quartsrmastsr General
for the week ending Monday, sept. q, 1855:
The owners Of the steamer Manhattan, through
James N. Muller, propose to sell that steamer foi
| tso, 900, or charter her 1t Ss50 per day.
L. q. Comstock proposes to sell the new steam
ship 4. L. Clark for sio0oo or charter her at ssSs
per day on long charter, or $500 per day on short
charter. Also, proposes TO cell or charter q new
sunboat called the Ohio, on reasonable terms.
Mckay l. Aldus propose TO charter the steam tuu
May Queen at $40 per day.
+. A. souden l. 20. propose to sell the steamer
Belle Vernon for s66 0OO or charter her at sa60
day. Also offer 10 sell or charter the steamer Ross
| standish teras not given.
Charles NJ. D Harris Offers To sell new tuyboai
for SIC 90. rf.
Charles Spear proposes to charter the steamer
Harvest Moon at $3.50 per day for the first thirty
| lays, and after that at S,Oo per -Governmeni
to find fuel, pay all port charges, and assume the
| war risk. ..| ......
Clothing Branch-hIessTs. John II Hsrkness 4
Co. Philsdelphia, oer to furnish no 900 overcoati
| for footmen at % TO each.
+ ). D Fuller, Washington, In behalf OF Msssrs
Burr schoneld, OF Philadelphia, submits sample
Of -Baxter's knApsark supporter, and solicl's ~
| order to furnish themi no terms stated.
Charles ODonnell, Wilmington, Offers 80 pair,