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Collection of Confederate Items - Hart Collection

39.1 C76 Box 1, Folder 4

 

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War Department

Adjt & Inspr Gen's Office  (Adjutant & Inspector General's Office)

Richmond, May 17, 1862

 

General Orders

No. 36

 

I.  All applications for discharge

made by persons over 35 years of age, who have been

drafted since the 10th of March, 1862, under the

Virginia Laws and assigned to military organ-

izations serving under authority of the Confederate

States will be made by Brigade Commanders.

Regimental & Company Commanders causing

to be made out and signing, the "Soldiers

Discharge" and " Final Statements." required in

all cases of discharge; and papers to indicate

cause for the discharge.

II.  In all cases where promotion is

due from seniority, and the competency of the parties en-

titled by position to promotion is questionable, a Board

of Examiners shall be convened by Brigade Com-

manders to determine the candidates capabilities of

instructing and controlling the commands commensurate

with the grade to which promotion is expected, as also

their efficiency, & perfect sobriety.  All newly elected 

officers will be examined before similar Boards of Examiners

to determine their competency, & the confirmation of the election.

By command of the Sec y of War.    

(signed)           S.  Cooper,    A. & I. General

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Endorsement of folded backside of the General Order

 

War Department

A. & I. Generals Office

General Orders

No.  36

 

In regard to discharge of

drafted men over 35, &

the Examing Board to

examine Officers

 

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To The People of Western Virginia

Issued from Charleston, Virginia on September 14, 1862

General Loring - Commanding the Department of Western Virginia

 

 

This General Order is type set for publication in the Charleston newspaper. 

This appears to be a scan frpm the newspapers.  Transcription is not required. 

 

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General Order from the Department of South-Western, Virginia

Salt Sulphur Springs, August, 1862

Maj. General W. W. Loring

 

This general order was printed by Mr. D. A. St.Clair (editor) of the Wytheville, Va newspaper.  This order probably appeared in the Wytheville Dispatch but was primarily distributed as a broadside.  It relates to absentees from the 8th Virginia Cavalry and a deadline for reporting back to their commands before being considered deserters. 

Transcription not required.  From the scan this appears to be a broadside.

 

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Hd Qrs 2nd Army Corps

June 15th / 63

Gen orders

No.  44

The Lt. General commanding asks

the men and officers of the corps to unite with him

in returning thanks to our Heavenly Father for the

the signal success which has [          ] the valor of  

this command.  In acknowledgement of divine Fai _ _

chaplains will hold religious service in their respective

regiments at such times as may be most convenient.

With wonderful small loss - less than

300 killed wounded and missing, we have carried 

strong works defended by an abundance of superior

artillery, capturing over 3000 prisoners and a large

quantities of military stores and supplies.  Such

a result should strengthen the reliance in the 

righteousmess of our cause which has inspired every

effort of our troops.

By command of

Lt. Genl Ewell

A. S. Pendleton

aaGenl

 

official

Jno W Daniel

A.A.G

 

 

Endorsement of the backside of the General Order:

 

Genl Orders

No 44    2nd Corp

_____________

June 15  1863

Thanksgiving

 

(ed:  This General Order relates to the Confederate victory over the Union forces of General Milroy in what is known as the 2nd Battle of Winchester.  The battle took place on June 13-15 and cleared the Valley of Union troops and opened Maryland and Pennsylvania to invasion.  The Battle of Gettysburg is less than three weeks away.)

 

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Ordnance Bureau

Richmond  Jany 10th / 63

Circular

Sir,

Captains of companies attached to

commands frequently send to this bureau

quarterly returns of ordnance & ord: stores.

By the Regulations, Commandants of Regts  (regiments)

are now responsible for all ordnance & ord:

stores in their respective Commands & are required

assisted by their ord: Sergeants, to make out & 

forward the necessary returns.

You will please call attention to the Reg- 

ulations in this Respect.  

(signed) J. Gorgas

Col & Chief of Ord:

 

true copy

Briscoe G. Baldwin

Lt. Col & _____ Ord _____

 

Official

A. S. Pendleton

A.A.G

 

Official

S. _____

aaag

 

Official Copy

R. N. Wilson

A. A. Genl

 

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