Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04
OFFICIAL.
Di.mis,als darius the week ending Jaaaa'

N ry3 30, 1864.
Major r. W. Caldwell, LIST Ohio heavy ariil-
lery, to date January 26, 1854, with loss of all
pay and allowances, Tor fraudulent conduct
obtaining the signature In blank of a CONTRACT.
or for subsistence, and then making out his &C.
counts and presenting the same tor payment
Captain George A Armstrong eth Michigan
cavalry, TO date january 81, 1861, for marching
" hi,e in command Of a detachment Of remount-
ed men, in transit sfrom the city Of Washing
ton to the Army of the Potomac, seventy miles,
in less than three days, over heavy roads, with
green horses, on short forage, when there was
no military necessity for it, thus showing a
reckless disregard for the welfare of his ami
mails and tie good of the service %
Captain Lucien H. Southland, ID New York
cavalry, to date January 2o, 1864, for having
left his regiment without proper authority,
taking with him two Government horses and
an orderly with his horse and equipments
First Lieutenant Joseph Y. Vincent, regi-
mental quartermaster, LIST Tennessee volun.
teers, to date January 90. 1861, on the statement
of his superior officers that he is an habtual
drunEard.
FIRST Lieutenant Samuel Taylor, 1st Ohio
heavy artillery, TO date January &c, 1851, with
loss Of all pay and allowances, for fraudulent
conduct, obtaining the signatura in blank of
out his accounts and presenting the same for
payment. ....-.
First Lieutenant John Van Stan, Michigan
provost guard, to date January %, 1861, with
loss OF all pay and allowances, for habitual
drunkenness.
First Lie uteAant J. A. Greeley, nth Massa.
chusetts volunteers, to date January 4, 1861,
for absence without leave.
First Lieutenant John F. TrumbulI, 21st
Connecticut volunteers, to date January Is,
1864 for habitual drunkenness.
First Lieutenant George Friedlein, 4th Mis-
souri, cavalry, to date January IS, 1864, for ha.
bitual drunkenness.
Second Lieutenant George M. Rice, ir, I'd
Massachusetts heavy artillery, to date Ian.
nary &c, 1861, with loss of all pay and allow
ances, for drunkenness, breaking his arrest,
and 6esertion.
Second Lieutenant James H. Berry, 18th
Kansas cavalry, to date January 81, 1861, With
loss OF all pay and allowances, for Selling
forage and refusing to give receipt for it, in
discriminatory plunderins a farm. house and
robbing its occupants,
The following officers, to date January a.
is ca, for the causes mentioned, having been
published officially and failed to appear before
the Commission:
rolls IF their regiments, and OTHERWISE
Surgeon j. r. Leal, 1lith New ork yolun-
teers.
Captain W. A. Conf, sth Pennsylvania cav
airy.
Captain W. w. Mayne, 4th New Hampshire
volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon Z. w. Buck, slst New
York volunteers.
First Lieutenant ". H. Jones, 18th Pennsyl-
vania cavalry.
First Lieutenant ]. X Treux, lst Michigan
cavalry.
First Lieutenant ". W G ibson, 18th Penn
sylyania volunt, ers.
Deserti0n.
First Lieutenant William B. johnson 50th
New York volunteers.
First Lieutenant Ramsey M Kilgore, 18th H.
linois volunteers.
absence acith0nt proper oRthority ...
Second Lieutenant John W. Reikerd, 4th
Maryland volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Louis Sehenek, list New
York volunteers.
DismissnlS Revoked.
The orders of dismissal in the folio wing cases
have been revoked: .E=
Capt. w. G. Golf. assistant quartermaster of
volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon w. II. Wiser, I'd New York
artillery, and he is discharged by resignation,
as Of the date OF the order of dismissal.