Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31
XXII WASHINGTON. D. c.. THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1854
Soysisr5 Department.
ComuIiEsary: Major J. o. Crayens, a A. q.
volunteers; appointed February 20, 1894.
MUsTEptNa OFRIcERs

! MUSTERINS OFFICERS. s-
Lieutenant O. V. s. Aiken, 9th United States
| InfaDiry,' New York city; appointed January
| 80, 1854.
Colonel A. g. Bracket, 9Th Illinois cavalry,
| (Major Ist United States cavsiry,) SAINT Louis.
| Missouri; appointed January so. 1864.
Lieutenant stephen s. BaIk, 9Th United States
cavalry, Elmirs, NEW York; appointed Eebru-
! Lieutenant T. r. Brand, 18th United States
infantry, Madison, Wisconsin; appointed Feb-
| rusry l5, ls6i-temporary.
Captain George ID. Bray ION, 18Th Tnitri Stases
| infantry, Lonis vile, Kentucky: appointed Feb.
| rusry p, 1s6l-temporary. .....
| Lieutenant Eugene Carter, Sth United States
.nfaniry, Springfield, Illinois, appointed Feb
Captain r. E. A Crofton, 10th United States
10 niantry, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania appointed
/. Lientsnant J. w. CloGs, 9th United States in
fantry, Eirnira, New York; appolR.ed February
Captain Q. G. Churchill, United States Army,
| Harrisburg. PeDnsyl vasia; appointed February
Lieutenant E. Il. Graft, 5th United states
ar,.ilery' i@nGianapoiis, @ Indiana appointed Feb
! Lisntenant f. E. DeCourcey, l3,h United
| States infantry, Louisville, Kentucky; ap-
pointed february 5, 1sti-temporary.
Major Edward Detchy, Additional 4. ID. c.,
Detroit, Michigan; appointed February 10,
Lieutenant William o. Douglass, 1ath United
States infantry, Indianapolis, Indiana; appoint
ed February 2, 1e64-temporary.
Captain II. A. Ellis, t7th United States in
fssntry, fsy New York ciiy; appointed February .,
Lleutenant J. i. Fassendsn, 5th United STATES
artillery, Augusta, Maine; appointed February
S, 1854.
Captain III. b. Fleming, 9th United States in
fantfy, San Francisco, Calafornia; appointed
January ., 1854.
Captain r. L. FRANK, -s5h United States in
fantry, New York city; aP pointed EeoguaTy II.
le64-temporary. ....
Lieutenant 5. p. Ferris. SIN Uui5ad states in
faniry, New York city; appointed February Ii,
Iieutenant Oiis Fisher, eth United States in
fanty, Boston. Massachusetts; az sointed Feb
ruary 10, l364--temporary.
Captain George Gibson, iith United States
infantry, Madison, Wisconsin appointed Feb
ruary !, 1864.
St3tes infantry, Augusta, M2llei appo;nted
February I, 1854.
Lie ieutensnt Abram A. Harback, 1ith United
States infantry. Davenport, Iowa; appointed
Lieutenant T. A. Huntingdon. Attn United
States artillery. Springfield, Illinois; appointed
february 3, l66f-tfIlporagy.
Leutenan. Matthew Jack, 18th United states
infantry, ElmiIa New York; appointed Feb-
rpsry o, se64-;empcrary.
Captan George =. Lauman, 10TH United
States Infantry, Springfield, Illinois; appoin sd
ErtrnaTy !, tS6i.
Liz uenant w. ". Lycn, 18th United States
EGary y. lsel-Iem porary.
Lisutenant Daniel Loosely, 1ith United
States infantry, Hartford, Cognecneut: ap-
poin ted January %, 1861; relieved February y,
Colonel Louis H Marenail, Additional A. d.
O., Madison, " Wisconsin, appointed February
~, 1854.
Lieutenant ]. Z McQuesten, ID United
States cavalry, Concor New Hanlps hire; ac-
Captain E. G. Marshall; 9th United States
infantry. Rochester, New York; appointed
May c3, 1868; relieved December 81, 1863.
Captain Giles B. Oyerton, iith United States
Elrrlr2 tod E,ab-
ruaTy l3, 1854.
Lieutenant Henry 9. Peck, l4th United States
infantry, E!niIa, New York; appointed Feb
ruary 10, 1S6i-temporary. .....
Capiain J. H. Rathbons, lath United States
infantry, Baltimore, Maryland; appointed Feb
ruary II, 1S64--tempOIary.
Lieu en- ant Chas Snyder, sth United States
infantry, Philadelphis, Pennsylvania; ap-
pointed February no. ls6i-temporary.
Litnte nsnt John L. SElyth, 10th United States
intapt try, Fort TrumbuH, Connecticut; appoint
ed February i, 1s6i-tempnrary.
Liente n ant S. S Summer, 5th United States
cavalry, Springfield Illinois; appointed Febru-
Lieutenant George Williams, United States
army, Pittsbnrg, Pennsylvania; appointed
? February 10, 1SS4-teE1porary.
Captain T. W. Walker, United States Army,
Davenport 1owa:appointed February 10, 1867
temporary.
Lfeutenant Eugene Wells, 18th United States
infantry, Wheeling, West Virginia; appointed
February 70, 1861.
Lieutenant W. W. Webb, ith United States
June Is, 1863; relieved February 10, 1864.
The following officers are announced rs
Chief mastering fhcers, SupsrE tendants of
Volunteer Recruiting Service, and Chief Dis.
buTsiDg officers for their respective States and
Districts. g
TIE Chief NJ ustering Officer for each State or
District will take immediate measures TO see
that all Mastering Ofiicers under hin, muster
only recruits for organizations which have
been once completed and such new organiza-
cOnni6tn
as may be authorized by the War Department.
Many Provost Marshals have violated the re-
faDiZations. Chiet Mustakng Ofticers will
Immediately lake steps 10 put stop to ibis
practice q
4rknssas
Captain James a. Swaine, A O. NJ. volun.
teers, Chief Mastering ON Ger, Superintendent
Of Volunteer Recruiting Service, and Chief
Disbursing OFF Ger. State OF Arkansas, head
quarters at Little Rock, Arkansas.
California.
Brigadier General John s. Mason, United
States volunteers, Chief mastering Officer,
vice, and Chief Disbursing Officer, State OF
California and Nevada Territory, headquar-
ters at San Francisco, Californis.
Major DELAYS D. Perkins, Additional A. D.
g., Chief M Mastering Officer, Superintendent OF
Volunteer Recr cruitirg Service. and Chief Dis
bursing Ofiicer, State of Connecticut, head.
quarters at Hartford, Connecticut
Illinois,
Lien ten ant Colonel James Oajses, 4th United
States cavalry, Chief Mastering Ofticer, Super
intendent OF Volunteer Recruiting Service, and
Chief Disbursng Officer, State of Illinois.
headquarters IL Springfield, Illinois.
indiana.
Colonel Conrad Baker, lst indiana cavalry,
Chief Mustering Officer. superintendent Of
Volunteer Recruiting Service, and Chief Dis
bursipg Officer, State Of Indiana, hsadG uar, ,ers
at Indianapolis, Indiana.
Iolrd.
Lieutenant Colonel w. N. Grisr, Ist United
States cavalry, Chief M Mustering Oficer, Super
intendent OF Volunteer Recruiting Service, and
Chiet Dlshursilg Officer, State of lows, head
quarters at Davenport Iowa.
KentacEy.
Major William Ii Sidell. 18th United States
infantry. Chief Mastering Officer, Superintend-
ent of Volunteer Recruiting Service, and Chief
Disbrrsing Oficer. State of Kentucky, head.
quarters at Louisville, Kentucky.
Ransas, Colorado, Nebraska, and Dakota.
Captain Sidney Clark, a. a. q. volunteers,
Chief Mastering Omcer, Superintendent Of
Volunteer Recruiting Service, and Chief Dis.
hnr sir 10 3inor- Tcrr M Kqn