Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-04

~. charged with fraudnlently disposine Of GOV
eminent property, and appropriating the proceed
to his own use. Found guilty Sentesee-to b
dishonorably discharged the service Of the Unite,
States. with the loss Of all pay and allowance
now due. or to become due and 10 be confined a
hard labor 10 such penitentiary as the Command
ing General may direct. for the period Of thre.
! years.
Private JANIS kENNELLY. Co. f.. 18th U. S. [
Charges-neglect Of duty. drankenne and insu
bordination. Guilty. Sentenee-to be dishon
orally DISCHARGED the service of the United
States. with forfeiture Of all paS and allowances
10 have his head shaved. drummed out Of Ia,
camp Of his regiment and to be confined in such
peniten'iary as the General Commanding may
direct for the period Of two years and TX months
! Private WN. STEELE. Co. D., 10th T. S. T.
found guilty Of neglect of duty. in resting bis
musket against building. and taking off his ae-
eountrements. Sentenced to forfeit $40 per month
for four months, and to be confined at hard labor
for thirty days twelve days to be solitary eonfine
ment.
Private CHAs. Smith. Co. g., 18th T. S. l..
drunkeuess on duty. Sentenced to be confined in
such military prison or penitentiary as the Com
manding General may direct for the period Of
! eight months. ten days Of each month to be in
solitary confinement. @
Private PETER McCANy, Co. D., 10th U. S. 1.
Conduct preudieial to good order aad military
discipline. Plead guilty. and sentenced to forfeit
seven dollars Of his monthly pay for one month.
Private WM. FRAZIER, Co. B., 10th U. S. C.
! Sleeping on bis post Plead guilty. Sentenced
to six months confinement at hard labor, the first
ten days Of each month to be solitary confinement
bread and water. and to forfeit 1--WE dollars per
month ofhis monthly pay for the same period
Private ANDREW J. GOUsE. Co. F. 10th u. S. l.,
sleeping on his post, plead guilty. Sentence-to
be confined at hard labor in military prison or
pententiary for six months, and to forfeit SO per
month Of his monthly pay for same period
Private URI CROKER, Co. T. 10th L. s. l., found
guilty Of disobedienee of orders. drunkenness,
and conduct to the prejudice Of good order and
military discipline. Sentenee-to be confined at
hard labor in military prison for the period of six
month"; and to forfeit $l2 per month of his monthly
pay for the same period.
Private Louis KRAINK, Co. f. 10th U. S. L.,
guilty of absence without leave. Sentence-to
forfeit SIS Of his monthly pay for one month.
Private DAVID II. LEWIS, Co. F., 18th u s. /.
plead guilty TO drunkenness on duty, disobedienee
Of orders, and conduct prejudieial TO good order
and military discipline Sentenee-to be dis
hOnorably discharged the service of the United
States. with loss Of all pay and allowances now
due or that may become due. to have his head
shaved, and to be drummed out of the barracks Of
his regiment, and to be confined in such military
prison or penitentiaTy, as the commanding General
may direct for the period of seven years.
Private FRANcIs BEAUCAIRE. Co. c., 10th U. S.
infantry. Sleeping on his post. Sentence-eon-
fnement at hard labor in military prison or peni-
Tertiary for the period Of eight months, ten days
Of each month to be solitary confinement. and to
forfeit $40 per month Of his monthly pay for the
sam period.
Before General Court Martial, convened at
Nashville. and and of which Major General GIL
LEH. U. S. v, is President, was arraigned and
tried
Private JAMES MALoxEY. Co. +. 10th U. l.
Plead guilty Of stealing s.. 100 from the safe Of
paymaster EMERSON. Sentence-to be dishOnor-
ably discharged from the service of the United
States. forfeit all pay and allowances now due or
may hereafter become due. and to be confined for
the period Of ten years in such penitentiary as
the General commanding may direct.
The proceedings. findings and sentences in the
above cases have been approved by Major Gen.
THOMAS, except in the case of Francis BEAU
CARE, who was ordered to be relieved from con-
fnement and restored to duty.
The sentence of ANDREW j. CoUsE, on recon-
incubation # the court. was RENTED, and he
was ordered on duty with his company
I'm the case of JAMES KENNELLY, so much Of the
sentence as requires his head to be shaved and
then drummed out of his regiment. is RENTED.
DAVID II. LEWIS, sentenced to seven years con-
fincment, is mitgated to three years.
GENERAL ORDERS No. G. dated Nashville, Tenn.
Aug ~ 1866 give the following cases tried before
the general court martial, of which Capt. HUGH
A. THEAKER is President:
Sergeant MARTIN FALLON Co. b. 10th U. S. /.
Found guilty of conduct to the prejudice of good
order and military discipline. Sentenee-to be
severely reprimanded in orders and to forfeit SIS
for two months.
Private JOIN GLENN, Co. E. 9Th U. S. c. Plead
guilty of sleeping on his post. Sentence-six
months hard labor in charge of guard. ten days in
solitary confinement on bread and water. and to
forfeit the sum of $40 of his monthly pay for the
same period.
Private JoHN 0'CoNNOR, Co. D. 5th U. S. C.
Plead guilty to absence without leave. Sentence
to be confined at hard labor in charge of the
guard for two months. and to forfeit IS of his
monthly pay for three months.
MaiorGenera THOMAS approves of the findings
and sentences in the above cases, except so much
Of the sentence of JOHN GLENN as requires him
to be kept in solitary confinement. on bread and
water for ten days in each month"; which is re-
mitted.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. Z, issued Aug 2.-Before
n General Court Martial, convened at Macon,
Ga, Of which Major JOHN ID. WILKINS, 18th U. S.
l., was President, was arrigned and tried:
Private II. MoYErTE, Co. B., 10th U. S. I.
Found guilty of conduct to the prejudice of good
order and military discipline, and disobedienee
of orders. Sentence-to be confined at hard la
Dor, under guard. for one month, and to forfeit
SO Of his monthly pay for three months.
Approved by Major General THoMAs, and the
sentence ordered to be carried into effect by the
prisoners commanding officer