Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-13
GENERAL ORDER.
General Orders-No- Io6-
WAR DEPARTMENT,

ADJUTAXT GEsERAL's OFFIoE.
! Washington, April q, 1853. + }
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This CORPS shall consist of Compspies II bsI
hereafter be thought best Of Battalions.
ns companies shall be made mp from the following
FIRST. By taking these officers and enlisted men o
commands now in the field (whether actually present
OF temporarily absent who, from wounds recsived h
Acllon or disease contracted in the line Of duy ar
unnt for field service, but are st ca pa Of
garrison duty or such other light duty as may be re-
quIsgl q q 81 AZ Invalid Corps. kegimental Commaud.
ers shall at once make out from recesf
rom their Medical and Company Oficers and from
furf ished) Of the names OF ali the ofcers and on list
"a men under their commands VINO fulhl the 10 low
/ That thsy are INIT for active field ssrvics on sc
counter wounds or disease contrac ed in the line oi
Iais aes being certified by Medical Ofcer in
, nj, Fnst they ae tor garrison duty this fact be-
w f lAeNise 9ertned by The Medical ONO Rs absve,
aisCf PERSONAL examination.
> 6hat they sre, in the opinion Oftheir Command
ing az, OIne rs, merttorious and deeerviBg
Inese Ills shall be certified BY he EXaminine gur-
BeOu And neg mental Commander, and transmitted.
through the regular channels military correp md
snee 10 the Prov It Marshal General Of the United
The Regimental Commander shaii enter in the COL
uIah q marks oppOsi each of1cers mans on the
r'l statement as 10 the general charetr of he n
ncer Tor intelligence industry. iietF, and atten-
endorse thereon such iacts as they n ay posses be
case, or II they have none, they shall state how Tar
or % 9Incers making the recon mendatiJn. similar rolls
snail be forwarded from time 70 time whenever The
number Of men fG 'fllingthe conditions Enumerated
ent. -
SECOND. By taking those officers and enlisted sn
sl n 50 vice and borne the rolls but who are ab-
sent from duty IN Hos itals or Oonvalescent Camps
OF are othe wise under the control Of Medical Officers
IN the,e cases the Medical Ocer attendance shall
pT=pare the rolls according 2 to Form entering the
names o. 'h1cers and men from the same b. giment
tificate OF the Surgeon dui, siened 10 Tho bToner
kegimental Commander, who vilg forward them, as
heretofore specified, subject to the same ndtions
and requirements / lin a1y case, the ReglmentaI
Commander shall think 40 officer UNIT in poiut Of
Character, to continue in the seica OF the invalid
poTps tnIugh disabled ana certified BY the Sur aeon,
ne VIII state his obje ton in the column of remarks
b ~ OS9I % oI enii7ted man nov 10 the service, but
absent and beyond the ach of Medical Officer in
cnarge Of Hospital or Camp desires to
enter ms CorIs he will take the course indicated be-
% i%3w I = those who have been hOnOrably discharged
THIRD. By accepting those Officers and enlisted
men who have been hOnOrablY discharged on account
- ~ " isea5e cOntraeted IN the nne 81 duty,
an oMcars application Tor appon tmeut must be made
- to froEost marshsl General Of the United States
yost Marshal General OF the State No application Of
I9ls KIN VIII be considered ess the following
ditiona are comp'etely fulflled: .
l. That the applicant produce the certificate Of tho
surgeon Of the Board Of enrolment for the Dis
m Mh ch ne resides, that ne IS mint for active field
duty on account OF wounds disease and Is not La
Die to dratt, but IS fit for garrison duty
2 lhat ne turntsh evidence of honorable discharge
en- account Of wounds or disability contracted in the
line OF duty.
) That he produce recommendations from the
Reg mental, Brigade, and Division Commanders IN
DER whom he served, that he il worthy Of be-
ing thus provided for and capal5 Of returning ade-
Quate service TO the GOvernmens In it shall be
lmpTactc able to get this last evidence he may, hav-
1g the rst two points above, satisfy the
ent ITS certificate Of ths fact Thiseyidence mu all
De Oh aimed by the applicant and most be transmit
teq with his pplicaticiilOr appointment. .H
II here be no Ac ing rssistaat Provost Marshal
General Tor tine Sta e. the arp itiou may be forward
rFaTff 4 one uka. toto uhs
Is desired 10 endorse thereon such facts in the militia
~ history Of the applicant he may know, or as are
anorded by his records and forward the same to the
Provost MaTshai General Of the United STATES En-
ieted men, honOrably DISCHARGED on acconnt Of d "a
bilitY, desiring TO rsenst in this Corps will present
themselves to the Board Of Enrolment the Dis
trict in which they reside for examination by the
surgeon hereofi who shall examine them and report
the result 20 the Board Enrolment.
The Board shall then consider each case and II the
applicant is found to ufili the conditions specified
below, the Board shall give him Certificate to that
l. That he is unfit for service in the field.
2. That he is ut for garrison duty.
8. J nat ne Is meritOrlous and deserving.
= mat ne was honorably discharged rom the ser
Fne Pryvast Marshal for the District shall thea
BOard to the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Cen
era OF the State who shall procure such evidence Of
srVce and character as the records oil the Com pay
to which he belonged, file at the Headquarters Of
tue State, may show and Il satisfied that Il Is mer-
ttorioqs case, and that The is deserving, he will
enlist hi m IN accordance with such special rules
the Provost Marshal General may establish.
Medical Iuss ectors, Surgeons in charge Of Hospi-
LalsS Mlliiary Oommanders, and ali others having
surhouty dscharge, under existing laws and req
ulauOns q forbidden TO grant discharges TO fny
men under their control who may Do tit for seriics
The Provost Marshal General is charged with the
execution II thi. order, aad the troops organized
der It VIII be under the control Of his Bureau.
By order Of the Secretary o. War:
lOFEIcIALl Assistant Adjutans General.