Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
GESERAL ORDER. No. 3.
TaE RnLIOWING

II III FOLEOM lNd EA-
= svsins. / 81 ,iesimant Liant Ohio Volunteers,
Co nmhn ling, fir he information OF sl concerned
-. United sts'es, vi 0 fhsll furnish satisfac oTy
SIeof hat he il mariner BY vocation, or al abba
sesman = sa,h rn,es and resn atisHs As may Be
--ssSS-fi,s5 h. President o. q United states
BrtsoIiDsa ~ Gu eniisin eat shall not be for less
1 5rot'qsus ihat 10 0 his military service, nor
- - - uhs1 piiet ar. Aud the bounty money
which ner or ~ 5t5 "a tss Sa11 msS bsV
e1lisung r. m he Army - ar from the state In
Nbith b h e9listsd into n im sit 49, = enTi
irom The prizs money 10 which he 511lss bis ma
tied, during the time required . co. IL bll
tsry seITes; Ana provided further ~ me Enois
mum mner OF suoh tIanster enlistmeuls sh. W NJ
Ten tnoIsand-l Seen2n q, act Of Oongre ~ 9pP'eu
TO iaoits much IS possible the sgeI Ntlon o.
the law above ciied II shall b. the duty OF even ~
Ger commanding a company, and OF every otloeI
eommanoipg a recruiting rendezvous or depot, 70
lcrWard alt the applications made 10 him fer \ ens-
fer BY sehmea Ordtndry seam en- Of his COMPANY or
detachmen I gether with the Proot thst the apph-
elnts are mariners BY vocation or able or ordina
geamen, ,-rough the proper authorities, to the
HeadQ uarters OF the Army or DEPARTMENT in which
the company is serving. o. which the rendezvous
or depot may be situated aud he 1haIi indicz te in
MS report those Of the aFplicantswho have served
longest ct sea, and WhFthor in the n frchaut or a.
val Ssrvios Not ess than two years sea service viii
constitute an Ordinary seaman; and, in the absence
m ,ke oath Is 70 the service he has seen at sea.
Upon being accspted a. the Naval Station, the
men VIII oe q oppsd RON TIE rolls Of their compa
Il rejected for payscsl disability for not having
the prescribed service will be sent back to
the oompantes and II guilty OF fraud or nisreprs-
Bsntaon IN her app catons the expenses Of trans
Eortatien VIII be charged against their pay
Or3er No. 81 Var Department., A. G. o., 9Th March,
1854
''AreBort Of all enlisted men that are competent,
a1d desire 70 te transferrBd from the Army to the
navy, viii be forwarded to Colonel r r. swaine,
Commanding Cheer at Cincinnati. who viii detail
soltaoie cmcer 10 eLamine the reports, and deter
mine from them what men shall be transferred to
the Navy 10 o. No. g, Headquarters Northern
De tartmen, 18th March, 1854
IL In accUIdGnro with the foregoing authority.
Lieut. -olOnel James I. Sterling l6sA Kerimept In
fanty Ohio Volunteers, Is detailed TO examine appli-
cations trom troops serving In the Northern Depart
nebt for transit TO the Navy. Lieut. Colonel Ster-
ling u referred for instructions to G. o. No on War
iSs war Department, A. G. o., 9th March 1854 and
G.. o. No g HeRtGu lrterE Eorthern Depsriment
O5lumbua, Ohio, l7tn March 1854
III. Il is enioined upon sIl Commissioned Ofieers
serving in this Department, bV the Commanding
General. % calf fhe attention Of the enlisted ms ub
dar their couirOl 70 the provisions of the 6rst pa
graph Of this order, and 70 that all Applications
arepromptlT an properly forwarded Applications
will Be addreased 70 "Lieut Colonel JAMES T.
BEERLIHG, Cincinnati. Ohio +" and will be en- Sorred
On the envelope application for transfer to the
NAVY" 0f6cers forwarding applications viii b.
careful that the requirements bodied in this orr r
are preoisely complied With, and will state the
atrength Of the Company or Reglmsnt o. the appIi-
pauy or Regiment.
All Communications must be written leqibly. and
fhe iun name, company, regiment and station Of he
appneant carefully given. Alter forwarding their
respectiEe posts until the action Of the Commanding
Sslefal IN their esseE is oueialy communicated to
than. ~ order. AND. q. EEMFER
spfl-As- Assistant Adiutant General.