Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

GENERAL ORDER.
General orders-No. IO5
We DEPARTMENT,


ADJUTAST GESERAL's OFFICE, 7
| Washington, A pril 2S, 1858.
/ thorized -
This Corrs shall consist Of Companies it shai
| hereafter be thought best OF Battalicns
The OCmpsnies shall be made Up rom the followir
FIRsT hy taking those officers and enlisted men q
comm inds now in tee field twhether actually presen'
or temporariy absent) who, from w9u4d ds reciFed ID
action or dfease contracted in tha line Of du y,
nnht ior 1ed serUce bit are still eapab Of eectist
garrison duty such other light duty as may be re-
CURED 0i an invalid 'oTps. begimental Comma1d-
eTs shall at onee make out from intormAtic reoeyed
] from their Medical and Company Officers, and ron
their own knowledge rolls according 10 the Form
1l lntdJ 9I the names OF al the ohcers aud en- ist-
ca men under their commands Wno fulhh the 70 low
| ing conditions viz; ..- .. HT
conntot wounds or disease cOnrac ed in the line oi
duty tbs fact being certified BY Medical Officer IN
ths seEglee, atter personal examination ...-
2 That they f tor garrison duty this fact be-
ing likewise CERTIFIED By the Medical Ofic r sbeFe,
after personal examination.
g. That they IRE, in The opinion of their Command
ing Otic r., msritOrio1s and deserving.
These 7 lis shall be certified by he Examining Sur
geon and Begimental Commander, and transmitted,
through the regular Chsnnels military corTesp jnd-
stases. '' lisi'nAi eeiisfa' OF 'ne Oni'1i
The RegimentaI Commhnder shalt sateriu the col
umn Of marks, opposite each oiBcer's name on the
IL stateHent as o the general character Of he o.
hoer for intelligence, industry sybsiety and atten
ton 10 duty and al intermedia Command ars shall
cndoTse thereon such 1acts they ay possess in the
case or II they have none, they shall state how fsr
they are Wibg 70 endorse the opinion Of the officer
or hceTs making the Recommendation. Similar rolls
sha'l be iorwarJed from time to time, whenever the
nun Der OF men ia hllingthe conditions enumerated
snt. -
SECOND. By taking those officers and enlisted man
siil n Sc vice and borne the rolls, but who are ab
cent from duty in Hos itals ConvaIescent Camps,
or are Other wise under the control Of Medical Officers
prepare the rolls according to Form, entering the
names of officers and men flom the same r. giment
on Iol By themselves, and send them, with the eet
thcate OF the Surgeon, dulg signed, 70 tie proper
Regimenal Commander, Whe wild fOrwa d them, as
heretofore specified, subject to the conditions
s sha ItqulTtmen,S = m any cass, the Regmental
Commander shall think officer unfit in point Of
Oorps th5ugh disabled ana certified BY the s1TSeot
he will stats his Obe ton in the column Of remarks
AZ noe he eAoep2n before signing the eertThcste
any oncer or enlisted msn now 10 the service bat
absent and beyond the Tsach Of Medical Oficer IN
q osplSaI or CanP, desires to
enIer this OorIs ne viii take the course indcat'd be-
70 i9W IoE ihose VINO have been hOnoraoly discharged
THIRD, By accepting those oHicers and enlisted
men who have been hOnOTablF discharged on account
Of Sonnds or isease CONTRACTED in this hns OF duty
au ofcsr, application for appointment must be made
. the Provost Marshal General sf the United States
through the officer detailed IS Acting Ass slant Pro-
yOst Marshal General Of tho State No application Of
this kind wall be considered following con-
ditions are competed r.lh;led; - q
l. That the applicant produce the certificate ofthe
surgeon ot the board Of niolment for the District
duty account OF Wounfs diseass and "a rot lis-
DE 70 dratt, bu' T. ht ftr garrison duty.
2 That he furnish eVidtnc of hunOrabls 'scharRe
line Of duty.
That he prod~ce. recommendation from the
Regimental, Brigade. and Div sion Coulmanders M
der whom he formerly served that he i worthy Of be-
ing thus provided iOrand capable Of returning ade-
practe lle 50 set this Hast evidence be may hag-
ng established the rst two points above, satisfy the
Board OF Enrollment that be is deserving, and pre-
ent1ts certificate OF the fact This evidence muft all
be ob;ai1ed by the applicant, aud must be transmit
ted with his application for appointment
lfthere be no Ac ing 4 sSista1t Provost Marshal
General i3r me So me application may be forward
Is desired 70 tnd ss thereon such f4cts in the militia
~ history OF the applicant as he may know or as are
Afforded By his records, aud forward the to the
Provost marshat Generai Of the United stmes Eu-
lated men, honorabiy discharged on accOnnt OF III "A
biliy desiring 10 ra-eniist in this CORDS will PRESENT
themselves to the Board Of Enrolment for the Dis-
trict in which they reside, for examination by the
Surgeon thereof who shall examine them and report
the result to the Board o ENROLMENT.
TIE Board shall then consider each case and II the
applicant ig found to fulfill the condition. specified
beow, the Board shat give him certificate to that
/. that he is unfit for service in tho field.
Z That he g n i9r gqTEison dntE. HTiT
3. . hat ne l3 merttOrIoCs and deserving.
T. That he was honorably discharged from the ser
TIE Pr vest Marshal for ihe District shall then
Board, 70 the Acting As.f tant Provost Marsh Gen
eTa OF the state. who shall procure such evidence Of
rTice and character as the records tbs Company
to which he belonged, file at the Headquarters Of
toe State, may show, and Il satisfied that It is me
itoriOu5 case and that The is deserving, he will
enlist him in accordance with such spec al rules hs
the Provost Marshal General may establish.
Medical II eetors, Surgeons in charge OF Hospi-
tails, Military Commanders, and all others having
au hOrity to discharge, under existing laws and reg
ul4tiOns are forbidden 10 grant discharges to spy
in The Invalid Corps 4
The Provost Marshal General is charged with the
execution Of this order aao the troops Organized IN
dsr 1t will be under the control of his Bureau.
- '''' N''i''- Z. D. T0wNsEND,
lOTLICIAL;l Assistant AdJutant General
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