Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-25
Maids on WISCONSIN; appointed December 70,

Major Loren 20 Sitgreaves, United States En-
gineers, Madison, Wisconsin: appointed April
20, 1868, Chief mastering Officer, State of Wis
consin.
Captain James A. Swaine, A. @. NJ. volun-
teers, Little Rock, Arkansas; appointed De-
csmber Il, 1863; Chief Mastering officer, State
of Arkansas.
Captain William Silvey, 1st United States
artillery. Providence, Rhode Island; appoint
ed Decem her 8, 1861; Chief Mastering Officer,
State Of Rhode Island
Captain r. Stetson, 18th United States in.
fan'ry, Cincinnati, Ohio; appointed October -,
1863.
Major Henry r. Selden, 18th United States
infantry, Santa Fe, New Mexico; appointed
December Is, 1863.
Lieutenant R. b. Smith, 18th United States
infantry, New York city; appointed -.
Major W. II. Sidell, 18th United States in.
fantry, Louisville, Kentucky; appointed Sep
TENDER 21, 1868; Chief mastering Officer. State
Major S. II. Starr, 9th United States cavalry,
Columbus, Ohio; appointed November IL, 1868;
Chief Mastering Officer, State of Ohio.
Colonel W. p. Sanders, 5th Kentucky caval-
nv, captain 9th United States cavalry,) Lex
ingtop, Kentucky; relieved December /, 1863.
Captain w. q. Thorpe, 18th United States in
fantIy, Wheeling, West Virginia; appointed
MAJOR Frederick Townsend, 18th United
States infantry, Albany, New York; appointed
November 8, 1868; chief Mastering Officer,
Nor ,hern Division Of New York.
Captain John A. Thompson, 4th United States
cavalry, ST. Louis, Missouri; appointed No.
mber u, II 63.
Captain Horace K Thatcher, 14,h United
States infantry, indianapolis, Indiana; ap-
pointed November II, 1863.
Lieutenant Gustavus Urban, 5th United
States cavalry, New York city; appointed Au-
gust 7, 1863.
Captain James Van voast. 9th United States
infantry, San Francisco, California; relieved
Captain j. J. Van Horn, 9Th United States
infantry, Trenton, New Jersey; appointed Ju-
Iy 20, 1863.
Concord, New Hampshire: appointed Februa-
ry 81, 1868; Chief mastering Officer, State of
Major Hepry w Wharton, United States
Army, Baltimore, Maryland; appointed Janu-
airy 10. 1863; Chief mastering Officer, State of
Lieutenant S. G. Williamson, 18th United
States infantry, Detroit, Michigan; appointed
November 2, 1868; relieved December Is, 1863
Provost Marshals of enrolment districts APP
pointed under the enrolment act in the various
States are authorized to muster in recruits,
(not commissioned Offcers,) enlisted in their
districts, for volunteer regiments whose organ
iZation has been once completed.
These musters-in will be made into some
particular regiment on "Muster and De-
scriptive RoIl,'' blanks for which will be fur
nished by the Adjutant General upon applica-
ton.
Fonr copies of this roll will be made out and
disposed of as directed tor musterin rolls, viz:
enc for the Adiutant General, ito be sent di-
enc TO accompany the recruits, and one TO be
retained by the Provost Marshal.
Recruits for different regiments must not ap-
pear on the same roll, and every recruit must
be mustered into a regiment
The following is list of Provost Mar
shals
California.
Northern District-Captain William II.
Middle District Captain Robert Robinson,
Sacramento.
son, San Francisco.
Connecticut.
1st District-Captain Lucius G. Goodrich,
Hartford.
ID District Captain Richard NJ. Clarke,
New Haven.
Sd DistricLCaptain Isaac H. Bromley, Nor
witch.
Attn District-Captain William H. Riley,
Colorado Territory
Captain John Waniess, Denver City.
Delaware.
Captain Edwin Wilmer, Wilmington.
District Of Columbia.
Captain Henry A. Scheetz, Washington.
Ddkotah Terri.ory
Captain George p. Waldron, Yankton.
Illinois.
LIST District-Captain William James, Chi
I'd District-Captain Amos B. Coon, Ma
rengo.
Sd District-Captain John V. Eustace, Dixon.
Quincy.
5th Dis1ict-Captan James NJ. Allan, Pc
oria.
9Th District-Captain Abel Long Jol-
let
9TH Distrlct-Captan William Fithian, Dan
sth District-Captain Isaac Keys, spr.ng-
field.
9th Distriet-Captain Benjamin F. Westlake,
Mount Sterling.
10th Distrct-Captain William NJ. Fry,
Jacksonville.
18th District-Captain M. o. Keene, Olney
18th District-Captain George Abbott, AL
18th District Captain Isaac N. Phillips,
Cairo.
Indiana.
LIST District-Captain Blythe Hynes, Evans
I'd District-Captain J. B. Meriwether, JET.
fersonville.
Sd District-Captain Simeon stansifer, Co.
4th District Captain J. q. McQuiston,
ensburg.
5th District-Captain Isaac Kinley. Rich
mond.
9Th District-Captain David Braden, Indian
apolis.
eth District--Captain Richard W I thompson,
9Th District-Captain James Park, Lafay-
cite.
9th District-Captain H. G. shryock, La
10Th DistricLCaptain Hiram Iddings, Ken.
dallville.
18th District--Captain Calvin Cowgirl, Wa.
bash.
IOlod.
LIST Dittrict-Captain r. B. Rutledge, Bur-
lington.
I'd District-Captain Philo E. Hall, Daven-
port.
Sd District-Captain S. P. Adams, Dubuque.
4th Dstrict-Captain James Mathews, Iowa
City.
5th District-Captain S. q. Brownell, Des
Moines.
9th District-Captain Warner H. Curtiss,
Fort Dodge.
Kentucky.
list District-Captain Roland H. Hall, Pa
ducah.
I'd District-Captain John R. Grissom,
Owensboro'.
Sd District-Captain Atwood G. Hobson,
Bowling Green.
4th District-Captain VIM. Stirling, Invalid
corps, Shelby willie.
5th District-Captain George w. Womack,
Louis vile.
9Th District-Captain George w. Berry, Gov
ington.
18th District-Captain Thomas H. Moore,
Lexington.
sth District-Captain Robert Hays, Lon
don.
9th District Captain William G. Grier,