Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-21
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Dismissais during the week ending Janaa.
ryl Is, 1864.


ry 10, 1864.
Colonel Joseph aerhardt, 18th New York
volunteers, to date December IA. 1854, with loss
OF all pay and allowances, tor disobsdience OF
orders. net riportfng at Camp Chase under thu
regulations for disabled officers, prescribe by
General Orders, No 81, of1ssl. from the War
Department, visiting the city Of Washington
without authority, and absence without leave.
s. Captain James Elder, iith United States in
fantry.to date january G. 1861, for absence
without leave. 4
- Captain Edward McGaieh, 13Ist Illinois
volunteers, to date October TO, 1853, with loss
OF all pay and allowan ces for leaving his cou.
msHd, and absence from it without proper au-
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| Captain William b. Manning, 32d Wisconsin
Holunteers, to ate Decen5er5, 1863, with ioss
Of All pay and allowances, for rendering false
and fraudulent account against the Govern.
rnent ErroneousIy published December s,
1863, as Lieutenant William b. Manning, 32i
Wisconsin volunteers.
First Lieutenant d F. Guiteau, 9th Illinois
/ cavalry, to date December 2s, ts63, for frauiu-
| dent conduct receiving q bride of $50 to exempt
| horss from fmprsssment into the service of
| the United States. A-a.. r..a. w..
| Second I.ieuter ant wii,iam J. Holmes, SSth
| Ohio yolun teers, to date January Ia, 1854 for
| being beastly drunk in the streets Of Column
bus, Ohio. 81 easa-Es .g4l.sse 6 ~
| Second Lieutenant John Kaufman, 10th New
| York volunteers. - -.a.. -,
| Second Lieutenant Horace M. Butler, list Mas
| sachusetts ca valry. to date December 2s, 1863,
for absence without proper authority.
| .-.-a r. Correction. -a. ... "a. ~
The notice Of dismissal, published January
10, 1864, in the case of Captain ]. A. McCool,
| Sd United States infantry. should read ''to date
| January o, 1884, instead Of "to date January
| 9, 1893" 5,- ...s. -...-.... -
| .-7uass Il, Dismissals Revoked,
| The orders OF dismissal in the folloW wing cases
| have been revoked:
| Captain L. Reilly, 127th Illinois volunteers,
and he is honorably discharged on tender Of
| resignation.
First lieutenant Hiram g. Walker, 10th ILL.,
| nois cavalry, and he is honorably discharged
as of the date Of the order OF dismissal.
! The order Of dismissal in the case of Second
| Lieutenant Mott Smith, ID Illinois light arsil-
| lery, has been 80 amended as to honorably dis
| charge HIM as of the date Of said order.
Restored to Commission.
The following officers heretofore dismissed
are restored, with pay from the date at which
they rejoin their regiments for duty, provided
the vacancies have not been filled by the Gov.
errors of their respective States:
Surgeon Matthew Melvin, I'd West Virgi.
lia cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon Simon &. Sanger, 9th New
York cavalry.
Chaplain Robert Kellen list Pennsylvania
volunteers.
The order which dishonorabl mustered ont
of service Surgeon dcorsc W. vn-y 1rth
New Y ork artillery, has been revoked, and he
is honorably discharged, to date from the con-
solidaion of his regiment, and the disability
for his rearpointnent removed.
Accounts for Expenditures. and Rewards
for Deserters.
10 .- ICIRCULAR, Fo.2.l
War Department, Prorost Marshal Generals Once
Washington, Jan. 9, 1854.
I Accounts for expenditures connected with
recruiting must be kept separate from accounts
connected with the enrolment and draft, and
must be presented OF forwarded for payment
| to the nearest Mastering and Disbursing Officer
! through the Superintendent OF the Volunteer
Recruiting service of the State or Division, ex-
| cept accounts for subsistence, which should
| be forN aTded tor payment, through the Sappr-
| intendent, to the nearest Disbursing Officer of
| the Commissary Department.
II. When a drafted person is arrested as
| deserter by the Provost Marshal for having
| failed to comply with the provisions Of section
| 10, Act of March g. 1853, no reward be al
lowed unless the person 10 neid for service.
All Instructions in conflict with this are hereby
revoked. JAMES B. Fay,
Provost Marshal ffenaral