Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-12

oTFIoIAL.
Disaaisssis fer the Week Ending May =
1864.


oTTIoIAL.
Disnaissals fer the Week EndinE May y,
.l... 1868.
Colonel o. Il. Moore, aSth Michigan volun-
teers, as colonel Of that regiment and as cap
tain Of the sth United States infantry, to date
February 2S, 1904, fer conduct unbecominE an
officer and gentleman, and for habitual drunk
snness.
Surgeon II. J. Maynard, lst Arkansas cav
airy, to date May ., 1884, for absence without
leave. .-"
Captain L. Il. Ellingvood, 1Sth NssSSOhu-
setts volunteers, to date MAys, 1894, be having
secured leave Of absence, on q telegram from
his brother 70 the effect that his father was "at
the point OF DEATH" which statement was en-
tirey false, and for falling TO return imme-
distsly to his sommsnd aftsr the deception had
been discovered.
First Lisutsnant George ". Jewett. std In
diana volunteers, to date May ., 1884, for con-
duct unbeconing an ofieer and gentleman,
and conduct prsjudieisl TO good order and
military discipline.
First L Lieutenant George B. Cross, 9th ILL
nslS cavalry, V date Nay 4, 1894, for hAbltual
drunkenness, neglect Of duty, and conduct
pref jadielSl to good order and military diScip-
line.
First Lieutenant James W. Stanley, 9th New
York cavalry, TO date May ., 1854, with loss OF
all pay and allowances, for absence without
leave.
First Lieutsnsnt William J. Mount, llth
New Jersey volunteers, to date May 0, 1854, he
having rendered his resignation on insufficient
grounds on the eve OF an active campaign.
Second Lieutenant A. b. Parnsworth, llth
United States Infantry, TO date January !, 1854,
for disobediense Of orders and absence without
proper authority.
Second Lieutenant A. T. Wells, Josh New
York Volunteers, 70 date May Q, 1884, he haN-
Ing rendered his resignation on insufficient
cause on the eve OF an active campaign.
The following ofisers, to date April 4, 1884,
Tor aoseneeWithoutiesVe, having been published
oncialiy and failed TO appsar before the Com
mission;
First Lieutenant Jesse J. Bowers, 18th Penn
syNania caVairyi Flint Lieutenant Rudolph
Meyer, soth New York volunteers; and Second
volunteers
The foho"ins onicers, TO date April IL, 1854,
Tor the causes mentioned, having been pub
hsneo onlcisly, and iaiied 70 appear before the
commission;
FOR using d1rsspse5M S''d prctaae language IN
| making IN OFFICIAL rsfurn of dsSsrtsrS.
Flrs1 Lieutenant Joseph H. Vail, +Hh ILL
| volunteers.
D''oo'd's"es cr orders and neglect q duty.
beeond Lieutenant J. Cain, sth Ohio indc-
pendent battery.
Absence SIt"o~ hSSs.
Assistant surgeon Aa''heH l. Locke, 4Ih
ionneSSee 'oiuh'eefs' Iirst Lieutenant John
Aekner' nIn ohio volunteers, and Second
Aieu'ensn' iho"S' LArkin' SVth ILLINOIS, VOL
unsoers'
Inc oraer Oh dismissal heretofore issued In
.ne case OF ooionsi James D. srAln' scott's
wv eA'sIy' HeW iork volunteers, has been so
Amonosa a' 70 dismiss MIN as Colonel OF that
regiment ana - Si"' Leusen"ni l'' United
o'A'os cA'Any'
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o.P'Ain ~ - DAns'ef' Assi''ah. quar'ermaS'
'ef VI 'o'un'eet'' ana MS reSlsnAslon has been
accepted 90 take effect May 10, 1909.