The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-24

duty as military commissioners are re-
lieved. It is said, however, that they
will still be retained by the Bureau as
civil officers until that institution expires
by limitation on the 10th of July next:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DI.TRIcT,)
STATE OF VIRGINIA..
RICHMOND, VA, De cember 70, 1857.
General Orders. No. lO2.
1. The following Reorganization of sub
districts and assignments of military CON-
missioners are hereby made, to take effect
on the first Of January next
sUB-D1sTRICT OF FORT MONROE.
Brevet Major General W. F. Barry, Q.
S. A., Colonel Second United States ar
tillery, commanding. Headquarters-Fort
Monroe.
Military Commissioners.
First Division.-First Lieutenant Geo.
P. Sherwood, Forty second United States
infantry -Accomac and Northampton
counties. Station-Eastville, Northamp-
ton county.
Second Division.-Brevet Major Henry
E. Smith, United States army, captain
Twenty-frst United States infantry-Nor-
folk city, Norfolk county, and city Of
Portsmouth, and Princess Anne county.
Station--Norfolk city.
Third Division.-First Lieutenant George
M. Fleming, Eleventh United States in
fantry-Nansemond, Surry, and Isle Of
Wight counties. Station-Sufolk, Nanse-
mond county.
Fourth Division.-Brevet Major 81. R.
Putnam, United States army, captain
Twenty first United esinfantry-Elza-
beth City and Warwick counties. Sta
tion-Camp Hamilton, Fort Monroe.
Fifth Division-Brevet Lieutenant Colo
mel Thomas M. Anderson, United States
army, captain Twenty-irst United States
infantry-iJames City and York, Glouces-
ter and Matthews counties. Station
Yorktown, York county.
sUB-DIsTRIcT OF PETERSBURG.
Brevet Major General George Stoneman,
United States army, colonel Twenty first
United States infantry, commanding
MISUNDERSTANDING, Virginia.
Military Commissioners.
Sixth Division.-Major D. Woodruff,
Twenty-frst United States infantry
Prince George and Dinwiddie counties
and Petersburg city. misunderstanding
Virginia.
Seventh Division.-First Lieutenant j.
L. Johnston, Twenty-frst United States
infantry-Southampton, Greenesville, Sus
sex, and Brunswick counties. Station
Hicksford, Greenesyille county.
Eighth Division. Lieutenant r.
G. Rutherford, Forty-fift United States
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| Nottoway counties. Station-Burkesville
Nottoway county.
Ninth Division.-Second Lieutenant D.
P. Scott, Eleventh United States infan-
try-Halifax, Charlotte, and Prince Ed
ward counties. Station-Halifax Court
house, Halifax county.
Tenth Division.-First Lieutenant S. A..
Day, Fifth United States artillery-Ame-
liza, Cumberland, Chesterfield, and Pow
hatan counties. Station - Manchester,
Chesterfield county.
SUB-DIsTRICT OF RICHMOND.
Brevet Major General R. S. Granger,
United States army, Northumberland
Eleventh United States infantry, COM
handing. Observation-Disclosures, Va.
Military Commissioners.
Eleventh Division.-Second Lieutenant
W. II. Sloan, Eleventh United States in
fantry-Charles City and New Kent coun-
ties. Station-New Kent Courthouse,
New Kent county.
Twelfth Division.-First Lieutenant S.
X. Mahon, Eleventh United States infan-
try-KiDg & Queen and King William,
MiddleseX, and Essex counties. Station
King s. Queen Courthouse, King & Queen
county.
Thirteenth Division.-Brevet Captain
Madison Earle, United States army, first
lieutenant Twenty-frst United States in
Northumberland Lancaster, Rich
mond, and Westmoreland counties. Sta
tion-Warsaw, Richmond county.
Fourteenth Division.-First Lieutenant
W. b. Pease, Eleventh United States in
fantry-Caroline, King George, and Spot
sylvania counties. Station--Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Fifteenth Division.-First Lieutenant II.
C. Ward, Eleventh United States infan-
try-Henrico, Hanover, and Goochland
counties. Station-Richmond, Va.
/ Sixteenth Division.-Seeond Lieutenant
Paul R. Hambrick, Forty-ffth United
States infantry-Richmond city. Station
Richmond, Va.
Seventeenth Division.-Second Lieuten-
ant A. F. Higgs, Sixteenth United States
Observation-Disclosures Louisa, Albemarle,
and Augusta counties. Station-Char-
lottesville, Albemarle county,.
SUB DIsTR1CT OF ALEXANDRIA.
Major Joseph Stewart, Fourth United
States artillery, commanding. Headquar-
ters-Alexandria, Virginia.
Military Commissioners.
Eighteenth Division.-Fir Lieutenant
W. FL. Vinal, Eleventh United States in
fantry-Orange, Culpeper, Madison, Green,
Fauquier, and Rappahannock counties.
Station-Culpeper Courthouse, Culpeper
county.
Nineteenth Division.-Brevet Lieuten-
ant Colonel S. P. Lee, United States army,
captain Forty fifth United States infantry
Stafford and Prince William, Loudoun,
Fairfax, and Alexandria counties. Station
Alexandria, Va.
SUB-DISTRICT OF WINCHESTER.
Twentieth Division.-Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel W. S. Franklin, United States
army, captain Twenty-frst United States
infantry, commanding and military COM
MISUNDERSTANDING, Rockingham, Clarke
and Warren, Page and Shenandoah coun-
ties. Observation-Disclosures, Va.
suB-DIsTRIRT OF LYNCHBURG.
Brevet Major-General 0. B. Wilcox,
United States army, colonel Twenty ninth
United States infantry, commanding.
douarters-Lynchburg, Va.
Military Commissioners.
Tweuty-first Division.-First Lieutenant