Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-26
Is. Il. COWEN,
Adjutant General Ohio
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
STATE OF OHIO, ADJ'T GEMS OFFICE
COLUMBUS, April %, 1864.


COLUMBUS, April %, 1864. a0
General Orders No. 12.]
The regiments, battalions and independ-
ent companies OF infantry of the National
Guard of Ohio are hereby called into active
service for the term of one hundred days,
unless sooner discharged. They will be
clothed, armed, eouipped transported and
paid by the United States Government.
These organizations will rendezvous at
the most eligible places in their respective
counties (the place to be fixed by the COM
manding officer, and to be on a line of rail-
road if practicable,) on Monday, May ID,
1864, and report by telegraph at o'clock p.
m. of the same day, the number present for
duty.
The alacrity with which all calls for the
military forces ofthe State have been hereto
fore met, furnishes the surest guaranty
that the National Guard will be prompt to
assemble at the appointed time. Our ar
mics in the field are marshaling for deci-
sive blow, and the citizen soldiery will share
the glory of the crowning victories of the
campaign, by relieving our veteran regi-
ments from post and garrison duty to allow
them to engage in the more arduous labors
of the field. ,s y .,r, I'D
By order of the Governor. y bs.r.
..-e,f ..-.Is. B.,R. CowEN,
Adjutant-General of Ohio.
When regiments, companies or batteries
of the National Guard assemble at stated
rendezvous under General Orders No. IL,
the commanding officers thereof are author
lied to subsist and lodge the members of
their command during their stay at said
rendezvous at an expense of not exceeding
forty cents per day. Claims for subsistence
under this order, duly authenticated and in
proper form. win be promptly paid on pre-
sentation at the office of the Quartermaster
General of Ohio.
An order from the Adjutant Generals
Office dated yesterday says that John w.
Russell, NJ. D., OF Mount Vernon, Ohio,
Gustav G. e. Weber, M. D., of Cleveland,
and John D. Murphy, M. D.. of Cincinnati,
are appointed members of the State Board
of Medical Examiners, under the act to Or
ganize the State Militia. The Board will
meet in this city on Tuesday, May Sd, to
make the necessary examinations of appli-
cants for appointments to the position of
Surgeons Gand3 Assistant Surgeons in
Ohio regiments now in or about to enter
the service. All persons who are appoint
ed by Ccommandants of regiments to the
position of Surgeons or Assistant Surgeons
shall, before being commissioned, be exam
ined and recommended by the State Board
Of Medical Examiners.
THIRTEENTH -CAvALRY.--The following
promotions were made in the Thirteenth
cavalry yesterday: ,eaH'I
Company A--Captain Stephen r. Clark,
1st Lieut. B. F. King, I'd Lieut.. Hiram G..
Brown. Company B-Capt. Francis G.
Russell, 1st Lieut.. Joseph F. Klikhart, I'd
Lieut.. Charles Parker. Company C-Capt.
Joshua Gore, 1st Lieut.. Paul ". Petard, I'd
Lieut.. Frederic @. Dietz. Company D.
Captain Samuel Wyndman, 1st Lieut.. Isaac
w. Short, I'd Lieut.. Robert G. Campbell.
Company E. Capt. VIM. G. Taylor, lst
Lieut.. F. A. Waldo, I'd Lieut.. David Thom-
as. Company F-Capt. Thomas e. Rob-
erts, 1st Lieut.. Clayton G. Jewell, I'd Lieut..
John B. Conway.