The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-11
Assignment of General Officers
Who are % be Retained and who
Mustered Out

mu0tSEC0 Vuts
A general order has been issued by the
War Department, assigning the following
general officers as indicated below:
To report for duty to General Hooker, COM
manding department of the east: Major Gems.
D. u. Sickles, j. G. Parke, and Chas. Griffin,
and Brigadier Generals Robert B. Potter, j. E.
Robinson, Eli Long, and II. o. Barnum.
To report to General Hancock, commanding
the middle department: Major General O. A.
Humphreys, and Bdgadier Generals G. w.
Getty, R. r. Ayres, w. II. Emory, A. Baird,
r. 0. Tyler, and j. D. Fessenden.
To. report to General Augur, commanding
the department of Washington: Brig. Gems.
g. Mott, James Haskin, F. j. Dent, and Fran
els Fessenden.
To report to General Ord, commanding the
department of the Ohio: Major Generals John
a. Logan, and J. d. Cox, and Brigadier Gems.
N: Leggett Q: B. Wilcox, B. Mcintosh, and
To report to General Stoneman, command
ing the department Of Tennessee: Maj. Gen.
ward Hatch.
To report to General Farmer. commanding
the department of Kentucky: Major General
Gordon Granger, and Brigadier Generals ]. G..
Davis, j. F. Hartsauft, j. s. Brisbin, and j. F.
Wade. =
To report to General Pope, commanding the
department of the Missouri Major Generals
G. N. Dodge and 3. P. Blair. jr., and Briga.
der Generals F. Wheaton. J. NJ. COrse, Geo.
Chapman, T. G. II. Smith, P. e. Conner, Ellis
ton A. Scully, Charles Walcott, and W. B. FL
To report to General Terry, commanding
John Gibbon, and Brigadier Generals 3. B.
Ricketts,. w. N. Miles, A. T. A. Torbet, N. N.
Curtis, J. w. Turnell, and H. s. Carroll.
To report to General Schofeld, commanding
the department of North Carolina; Major Gen.
erals George Crook and j. Fitzpatrick, and
Brigadier Generals T. H. Kruger, and NJ. D.
Harding.
To report to General Gilmore. commanding
the Department of South Carolina; Brigadier
Generals A. Ames, j. T. Croxton and Charles
Devens.
To report to General Steadman, commanding
the department of Georgia; Major General j.
81. Wilson, and Brigadier Generals H. King and
j. d. Stevenson.
To report to General Foster commanding
the department Of Iowa: Brigadier Generals
j. Newton and B. Afford
70 report to General Slocum, commanding
the department of Mississippi Major General
z. j. Osterhaus. and Brigadier Generals NJ, F.
Forse, Charles E. Wing and j. w. Dawson.
To report to General Wood. commanding
tuC uCpdTIuCuL VI AlaUama brlS8Qlcr de0.
erals B. H. Grierson, H. E. Davis and G. A.
DeRussy.
To report to General Candy commanding
the department of Louisiana B-igadier Gen.
erals DOOlittle and 7. w. IncOman
To report to General Wright, commanding
the department of Texas Major Generals A.
]. Smith, F. Steele, David L. Stanley, j. A.
Mower, Wesley Merritt and G. A. Gustav and
Brigadier Generals G. A. Smith and A. Gibbs.
To report to General Reynolds, commanding
the department of Arkansas and Indian Terri
tory: Major General T. j. Wood and Brigadier
Generals s. Williams, H. g. Hunt, E. O'Con-
nor and G.. w Morgan.
To report by letter for duty to General Nc
DOwell, commanding the department of Cali
fornia; Brigadier and Brevet Major General E.
M. McCook.
All of the officers now on duty in the militia
ry division of the Pacific will remain on duty
until relieved by proper orders. All other gen.
eral officers not named in this order, except
those commanding colored troops, those ON
staff duty, and those specially detailed in Or
ders from the War Department, will be reliev.
ed without delay, and their names reported to
the adjutant general of the army. Officers
herein assigned, who are on duty under special
assignment of the War Department, will re-
port by letter to the department commanders,
and also to the adjutant general, stating the
nature of their present service, the number
and date of the order. Thirty days leave of
absence is granted to all general officers re-
lieved by this order, by order of Lieutenant
Genera! Grant.