Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-10
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Dismissals for the week ending March 5,



DismissaIs for the week ending March 5.
1864.
Lieutenant Colonel George H. Bowman
1o2d Ohio volunteers, to date March 4, 1854, for
using provoking and reproachful language in
regard to a fellow officer, and speaking con.
temptuously Of portion of the Army of the
United States. .s
Captain Edwin J. Fosha, 9ist Illinois VOL
unteers, to date February %, 1864, with loss of
all pay and allowances, Tor rendering false and
fraudulent accounts against the Government.
Captain K. II. Higgins, 5sth Ohio yolun-
teers to date February 90, 1861, with loss of all
pay and allowances, for rendering false and
fraudulent accounts against the Government
Captain Francis e. Tyler, 7ith New York
volunteers, to date February sth, 1861, for alb
sence without leave and disobedience OF orders
Captain X. M Taylor, l2th New York cav
airy, to date February Ii, 1864, for being an
accessory to fraud, in the disposition and credit
OF certain recruits, enlisted by Lieutenant Ash
ford, of his regiment, in the twenty. ninth con.
gressionai district of New York.
Captain Timothy milford, Goth Connecticut
volunteers, 10 date December :, 1863, tor absen
Without proper authority.
Captain Charles Garrettson. Assistant @ uar-
tnmaster OF volunteers, to date March S, 1864,
for disIoy atty to the Government
Captain H B. White and Second I,ieutenant
s. Zane, 10th Ohio battery, to date March 4,
1e6i, with loss CT all pay and allowances, for
disgracefnl conduct in p rmitting the destruc.
ton OF private property and robbery of jeweIry
and coin By the men Of their command, near
Rooney, Mississippi, in June, 1863.
Hospital Chaplain John A. Spooner, United
States Army, and First Lieutenant and Adju-
tant John d. ssauer, 39th New York volunteers,
to cate February 9Th, 1864, for absence without
proper authority, having been published Of
feiaily and failed to appear before the COM
mission.
First Lieutenant Gordon Winslow, 5th Ne
\ ork veteran volunteers, 10 date February g.,
1874. for absence without proper authority.
First Lieutenant William H. Ashford, 18th
New York cavalry, to date February IL, 1864,
sor fraudulent proceedings, in having credited
70 me Thirtieth Congressional District of New
ioik certain recruits enlisted by him In the
1Wenty ninth Congressional District
Fhst Lieutenant Stephen L. Hubbard, I'd
~@ssachusetts heavy artillery, to date Feb.
ruary I, 1854, for fraudulent conduct in an
listing certain recruits for the Sd Rhode I.,ana
cavalry, having been pm biistied OH .,sl;v On =
TAI ed to appear before the commission.
First Lieutenant Henry Heath, tlth M,ss.-
ehusetts volunteers, to date February ls, 1861
for absence without leave.
First Lieutenant John T. Baynes, 5th Penn
sylvanis reserves; First Lieutenant James A
keefer. 5th Pennsylvania reserves; First Lieu.
tenant John Jones, ID battalion Inv aid Corps:
and Second Lieutenant T. L.. Palmer, nth resi
1nent Invalid Corps. to date nj arch 9, 1861 with
loss Of all pay and allowances, for conduct
unbecontng ofacers and gentlemen.
z The following of5ceTs, to date February 1,
1854, for absence without proper authority
having been pablishee Officially and failed 70
appeax before the commission:
! Captain Hugh Erwin, 24th Indiana yolun
Captain u. g. Holdredgs, sd Wisconsin vol.
nntesFs.