Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-21

IuFFIoIAG.I
pismIssaIs for the weeE ending April 10


devious for veteran volunteers at Chester hos
pital from the 1lth OF March 10 the 2Ith Of
March, 1864.
Major Henry NJ. Allies, 74th New York vol
untocrs, to date March 81, 1864, for giving du-
plicato discharges 10 enlisted men.
Major siegfrled Won Fostner and Captain
John stull, Sd New Jersey cavalry, to date
April II, 1864, for making false mustcrs, and |
being implicated in borrowing men from one |
company 10 swell tho ranks of another.
Captain Albert Hertzberg, and Captain T. |
W. schaefcr, Sd New Jersey cavalry, to date
April II, 1854, for borrowing men from one
company to swell tho ranks of another, thereby
making false musters.
Captain s. q. Means, Sd West Virginia cav
airy, to date April 10, 1864, for diobcdisnce Of
orders.
Captain NJ. A. Downing, lst New York
mounted rides, to date April 10, 1864, for ab-
sence without leave.
i Lieutenant and Adjutant n. Flansbury, 57Lh
Illinois volunteers, to date April 0, 1854, with
loss of all pay and allowances, for committing
a fraud upon the Government by passing three
private citizens on Government transportation,
from Galya to Chicago, Ill.
Assistant Surgeon Samuel 7. storer, 90Lh
ob,o volpptcers. and First Lieutenant Cbnrles
u r,Idvlr 18th Ohio volunteers. TO date
AnrIl 10 1894 for drunkcnnoss.
Lieutenant W. G. Algic, 1st Maryland cav
airy, to date April II, 1864, for breach of ar
rest and habitual drunkenness.
Second Lieutenant Nisbct Comfy, 1st Ohio
heavy artillery, to date April 0, 1864, with loss
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sooord r,o,,,or,r, Jo,,r y Howard AC,b
ohio SoIrr,ocrs 70 date AprII II 1874 for
arrr,orross
, The following officers, to date March 81
q 1864 for the causcs mentioned, having been
n published officially. and failed to appear be-
It fore the commIssIon;
Ab,,pc, ,ri,Jo,t l,or,.
" Captaip ]. II. gakcr. 1st United States sbsrp-
IS sbootors.
For inpropcrly e,,listing a minor.
d Captain James A. Harris. 4th Ohio cavalry.
1t and Captain 8. A. Clark. 5th Iudcpendont Bat
l. TALON. Ohio cavalry.
= lbseyce ,rilo,n leave from Cavp Parole siaee
70 .Lau,ar, 10 1864.
Second Lieutenant Lewis Kustcr. 9th Ohio
{. volunteers.
,e DIsMrssAL CONFIRMED.
nc The order rcyoking the dismissal of and dis.
te charging First Lieutenant William T. Worrall
'i 4th United States colored troops, has been ro
yoked, and the dismissal of Lieutenant Wor
l
a. DIsHoNoRABr DISCHARGED.
~ Colonel John Stockton, Sth Michigan cavalry,
el and Captain A. c. Stockton, Sth Michigan cav.
airy, to date April Is, 1864, with loss of all pay
N and allowances, for rendering false and fraud
ulent accounts against the Government.
or First Lieutenant l.. G, Kent. 32d United
e, States colored troops, having requested mus.
bc terng officer to sign a false certificate, In order
ys that he (Kent) might obtain local bounty K
le- which he was not entitled.
,,o MUSTERED OUT.
of First Lieutenant VIM. p. Only, lst Delaware
IN, cavalry, to date April II, 1854, for drunken
OF ness.
d" The muster out of Captain Tlmethy NJ. vii
1t cox, Sd Missouri cavalry, to date March &c
ep- 1864, for ineGicency and neglect in the per
,,r formancc Of his duty, has been confirmed.
DIsMIssALs REVOKED.
M The orders of dismissal in the following case
TO- have been revoked:
IN. Captain George W. Hill, 18th United State
I'VE infantry.
Captain Timothy Guilford, 10th Connection
,IS ,Ie volunteers, and he has been honorably dis
charged as of the date of the order of dismissal
,cn CspLaln L. T, Boas. Goth Illinois volunteer.
. sa,Iscactorv evidence having beep rprrtshc
that the charge upon which he WINS dIsmIsso
h' was erroneous.
Captain F. seruIn. 10th Illinois volunteers
am published March $. 1864, as CAPTAIN +. Leguir
nv, 10th Illinois volunteers. and he has beon hor
lay orably discharged as of the date of the ord,
pS, of dismissal.
ing Hospital Chaplain John A. spooner, Unite
States Army, and his resignation has been a,
cepted, thus leaving him honorably ont of II
.or,,too 10 doto Fobru.r, 1seI