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THE EVENING STAR OFFICIAL. Mustering Service. gical War Department, Adjutant General's Office, ) Washington, Jan. 1, 1561. § {CIRCULAR ON MUSTERING SERVICE NO. 1.] ‘The tollowingare announced as the only au- | WMorized Mastering Officers, Oommissaries, and Assistant Commisearies oc Musters, under the Mustering Reguiations of this date, (including ecbanges duricg the mouth of December. 1963.) Paymasters will, im future musters, recog- Bizve no.others without proper evidence of their appomtment. First Army Corps Commissary: Lieutenant H. ©. Exbert, 12th United States Intaniry; appointed April 1 Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant Robert Monteith, 7th Wisconsin volanteprs, Ist divi- sion; appointed September 1, 18 Lieuten- Ant J. P. Mead, o0th Pennsylvania volunteers, Qd division; ap; ointed April 14, 1863. Captain F.H. Cowdry, 95th New York volunteers, 3a division; appoin'ed April 11, 1663. Second Army Corps. . Commissary: Captain E. P. Brownson, A. D.C. pomted Mar. h 25, 1-63, | Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant W. P. Wilson, 148th Pennsylvania volunteers, Ist di- vision; appointed April1l0, 1663. Captain A. H. Embler, Sd New York volunteers, 2d division; appointed April 10, 1863. Captain F. B. Hizar,* Ist Delaware volunteers, 3d division; sppoint- ed August 5, 1563, Third Army Corps. Commissary: Major S. B Hayman, 10th United States Infantry; appointed August 6, 1863. Assistant Commissaries: Wilt!iam P. Shreve, 2d United States sharpshooters. Ist division: appointed August 6, 1563. Capiain John Wil- lian, 6th New Jersey volunte@ts, 2d division; appointed August 6, 1863. Lieutenant Joseph M Waiter, ith New Jersey volunteers 3d division, appointed Ancust 6, 1963. urth Army Corps. Commissary: Captain Alb-rt B. Dod, 15th United States infantry; appointed October 12, 1863. Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant Howard E. Stansbary, i9th United States infantry, Ist division: 2ypomted April 16, 1563. Captain H. N. Snyder, 59th Illinois volunteers, 2d divi- ion: appointed April 1, 1*63. Captain E. T. “UU Tinots volunteers, 3d division; ap- pointed April 14, 1563. Fifth Army Corps. Commissary: Captain William T. Gentry, ‘hited States infantry; appointed Novem- 03. Assistant Commissaries; Captain G. W. Bar- nard, Isth Mx chusetts volunteers, 1st divi- ppointed April 1963. Lieuter Wan, 17th United S: : ppoirted October Captain Chill Ta, 12th Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, 3d division: appo:nted Jnty 29, 1863. Lieutenant . W. Stewart, 126th Pennsylvanit volanteers, 3d division; appeimted April 13, 1-63; relieved Suly 29, 1563. izth Army Corps. Commisse Capta 12th United States intantr. jent-nant Colone d March 2 New York vo ad April 19, Vermont yolu ated Apel 21, tain Al M teers, tet divi 3 i New York v teers, 3d division; appointed A pril 21, 1853 v3 Army Corps. Commissary oc Henry W. Wharton, Uusied Sta Army, March 4, i563. Ppointed | th Kentucky volun | pointed May 31, | jon Kentacky volunteers, 3d division: ap- | pointed November 23 1863, Captain William | S| ber Bi, 186: | Untied hird Army Corps. in John H. Piatt, A. D. 1863. | ries: Captain T. J. Bash, | Ist division; ap- ¥ Commissary: € C., appeinted Ma: Astistant Commi 24 entucky volunteers, soca October 22, i863. tao S.M. Letcher, teers, 2d division; ap- | 1863. Oapisin eres A. Lee. | r. 16th Kentucky volunteers, ist divisioa; ap- | Sinisa September 5s 41563. GOaptain N. G. | ronklin, 45th Ohio volunteers; appoiuted September 22, 1563. Lientenant J. C. Hender- sor, ~ District of East Kentacky; appointed May 2s, 1563. Lieutenant John L. Warden, | Winegar, 17th Michigan volunteers, 3d division; | appointed November 23, 1563. Lieutenant Nor- man Waite, 10th Ohio volunteers, 3d division; appointed November 23, 1463; relieved Decem- | | A. G. Oy War Department, Washington. Commissary: Captain H. Clay Wood, 1)th United States infantry; appointed March 1, 1863. Headquarters, Army of the Potomac. Commisssties: Captain W. W. Sanders, 6th | United States infantry: appointed July 2°, 1853. | Captain Stephen Chester, 15th New York vol- | unteers, Engineer brigade; appointed June i2, 1963. | Lieutenant L. A. Chamberlain, Ist Maryland | artillery, Artillery Reserve; appointed June 13, 1863. Cavalry Corps, Army of the Potomac. Commiesaries: Captain H. B. Hays, 6th Uni- ted States cavalry; supainied December 12, | 1863. Colonel G. A. H. Biake, Ist United States | cavalry; appointed June 13, 1863; relieved De- | cember 14, 1°63. | Assistant Commissaries: Captain James M. | Kennedy, 9th New York cavalry, Ist division; | appointed April 26, 1:63. Captain W. Phillips, let Maine cavalry, 2d division; appointed Oc- | tober 15, 1963. Lieutenant Jacob Bristoly5th Michigan cavalry, 3d division; appointed July 1s, 1563. Department of the East. Commissary: Captain Wilson Barstow, additional A. D.C.; appointed September 15 i863. Department of Virginia and North Carolina. Commissaries: Captain Frederick Mariin, | Ist East Virginia volanteers; appointed Dscem. ber 23, i863. Captain Milton Coggswell, Sth United States infautry; appointed April 27, 1863; | relieved December 16, 1563. i Assistant Commissary: Captain J.S. Goald, A. D. C.; appointed April Department of the Cumberland. Chi+f Commissary: Captain J. H. Young, i5th United States iutantry; appointed April 9, | Is63. Commissaries: Captain R.D. Mussey, 19th United States infantry, colored troops; ap- pointed April 7, 1563. Cap ain Jesse Fulmer, 15th United States infantry, district of Nash- vile; appointed April 16, 1663. Captain L. M. Hosea, i6i:h United States infantry, cavalry command; appointed August 3’, 1563. Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant J. B. , sth United States infantry, district of le, appointed June 23, 1863. Lieuten- ant H. M. Milicr, 3d Ohio cavalry, ist cayairy ci appointed April 17, 1% Captain W. » wth Pennsylvania cavalry, y division; appointed April 16, 1663. Cap. tain A. L. Hough, ivth United States infantry, headquarters; appointed May 2i, 1563. Lieu- tenant G. K. Sancerson in- fantry, c appointed April Lieutenant George W. Ernest, 13th tates colored troops: appointed No- vember 20, is03. Captain J. R. Paxton, (5th United States infantry for troops raised under Governor Jobnson; appointed December 15, nth Ar As:istantCommit:=: arie. 7 =: Captain G. ES higan volunteers, Ist division; a . 33 Captain UC. H. Ha Pointed April 2 A. D C,2d ai pia app Corps. ant Colonel E. 1 March 20, isos : Lieutenant F. Rey- | tes ardllery; appointed a Charles A. Brovks, 9th appointed July 2u, 1863. i Commissar: Smith, A A r Assistant Commi: noids, Ist United Si July 1, $6 Maine yol aries: Lieutenant R. E. olunterrs, 2d division: a! Major D. UC. Beckett, 6! 3d “division; appointed April stant Commis ol 3d Ohio ted April 4, Is6 volunteers, Twelfth Army Corps. Captain Wilham Sweet, United States infantry appointed April 2 issari Lieutenant E. W. Patterson, 2d Massachusetis volanteers, Ist division; appointed Febru » 1883. Cap. tain M. Veale, h Pens 2d division; appointed Ms Thirteenth Arm: Commi:sary: Major Maurice Maloney, Ist Ueted States infantry; appointed April 13, 1963. Assistant Commissarie hold, 3d United States cavairy, Ist divisio: sppeinied April 10, 1863. —— A. H. McDon , 2d Indiana volunteers, 2d divison; ap- pesntet July i, 1563. Lieatenant William E. ugherty, Ist United States infantry,3 d divi- : Lieutenant ©. Mei sion; Appointed September 16, amt Frederick Van Viet, 3d United States cav- alry, 5th division: appointed Mareh 30, 1263 Licutenant G. W. Richarason, 67th Indiana volunteers, 4th division; appointed November 28, 1663; temporary. Fourteenth Army Corps Commissary: Captain G@. ©. Moody, 19th United States infantry; appointed April 6, 1863. Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant L. T. Morris, 13th United States infantry, ist division: appointed June 13, 143. Captain C.O. How- ard, 18th United States infantry, 2d division; appointed April 24, 1563. Lieutenant S. J. Dick, isth United States infantry, 3d division; ap- pointed April 21, 1 Captain William Boeck- jin, 19th United States infantry, ith division; appointed April 46, 1563. Fifleenth Army Corps. Commissary: Captain L. E. Yorke, 13th ‘United States infantry; appeinted July 31, 1463. Assistant Commisearies: Captain F. P.Ma lenberg, 13th United States infantry, Ist divi sion; appointed July 31, 1863; relieved Novem- ber 9, 1563. Lieutenant U. J. Dickey, 13th United States intantry, 24 division; appointed April 26, 1263. Lieutenant P. Meagher, 13th United States infantry, 3d division; appointed July 31, 4963. Lieutenant Williem Hawley, 3d United States cavalry, 4th division; appointed April 13, 1863. Sixteenth Army Corps. «Commissary: Captain G. A. Williams, tst United States infantry; appointed April 15, 1863. Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant W. G. Hoffman, 3d Uniled States cavairy, 2d division; appointed April 13, 1863. Ldeutenant F. H. uson, 3d United States cavairy, 3d division; appointed April 13, 1663. Lieutenant J. Falvey, Unit States cavalry, 5th division; ap- pointed April 13, 1863. Lieatenant G. W! Fet- terman, 15th United Siates infantry, 6th divi- sion; appointed August 19, 1663. “Lieutenant J. O. Pearce, 29th Wisconsin volunteers, Dis- trict of Eastern Arkansas; appointed May 8, 163. Seventeenth Army Corps. Commiseary: Lieutenant K. Knox, 13th United States infantry; appointed April 10, 1863, Astistant Commicsaries: Lieutenant Josiah B. Eyerly, £3th lowa volunteers, Ist division; appointed December 3, 1963. Lieutenant P. K. ‘pomas, 3d United States cavalry, ist division; appointed April 23, 1863." Captain N. W. Os- borne, 13th United States infantry, 2d division; appointed tember 8, 1563. Captain William U.1de, 13th United States infanury, 34 division; appointed September 6, 1863. Lieutenant C. W. G. Hyde, 53d Llinois voiunteers, 4th divisioa; appointed December 3, 1863. Lieutenant Geral: Russell, 3d United States cayairy, 4th division; appointed April 13, 1863. Captain ©. E. Lan- | 6, 1463, relieved December 22, 1963 th | Lieuten- | 1:63. Lacuterant W. Db. Wedemeyer, Uni- ted Stiles infantry, headquarters; appointed Septemoer 30, 1863. Captuin Isaac D. Sailer, | i5ta United States tufantry,2d division, Re- | serve Cor appointed May 9%, !c0%: relieved | Decemter 17, 1363. | Department of the Ohio. Commissary: LieuterantColonel F. F. Flint, 6th United Staies infantry; appointed March 27, 1863. | Department of the Missouri. ry: Colonel B. L. E. Bonneville, Army; appoint d April 4, 1563. Commissaries: Colonel A. G. hb Illinois cavairy; appointed May Colonel D. th Missouri cavalry; appointed | | y Brigadier General L. Merrill, | Migsouri State militia, Ist cavalry division; appointed May 1, i8t3: relieved December 1, Ist3. Lieutenant James R. Gray,7th Missouri cavalry, Ist cavalry division; appointed Ocio- ber 31, is63. Major y A. D.C., Dis- | trict of the Frontie 9 1853. | Lieutenant J. A. V United States cavelry, Dist ot Nebraska; appointed May 9, Lieutenant D. L. Canfield, 10th Lili- valry, Districtof Rolla; appointed April 26, 1563: relieved May 6, 1863. Lieutenant R. A. Collier, 23d Missouri voiunteers, District of Rolla; appointed July 12, 1863. Lieutenant J. M. Simeral, Ist Iowa cayalry, District of | Southeast Missouri: appointed June 23, 1563. | Lieutenant W. O. Gouid, Mth Kansas cayalry, | Indian brignde; appointed June 19, 1563. Liea- | tenant W. J. Hahn, 25th Missouri volunteers, District of the Border; appointed July 13, 15% Captain W. F. Bodenhamer, 23th Missouri volunteers, District of Southwest Missouri; appointed July 17, 1863; relieved December 3, ist3. Captain John A. Thompson, 4th United States cavalry, District of St. Louis; appointed | October 27, 1565. Lieutenant E. B. Harrison, Ist Arkansas cavalry, District of Southwest Missouri; appointed October 12, 1963. Captain John C. Anderson, Ist Colorado cavalry, Dis- trict of Colorado; appoiated December 1, 1863. Lieutenant R. Campion, Ist Missouri cavalry, District of Central Missouri; appointed June Is, 1563. Lieutenant K. P. Morrison, 36th lowa volunteers, Army of Arkansas: appointed No- yeimber 19, 1°61. Department of the South. {See 10th Corps.) Department of the Gulf. Commissary: Captain H.C. Woodrow, 17th pees States infantry; appointed August 11, Assistant Commissaries: Captain Thomas H. Annable, 26th Massachusetts yolunteers, De- fences of New Orleans; appointed August 4, 1863; transferred as commissary to 19th corps. Major Charles J. Von Hermann, additional A. D. ©. Detences of New Urleans; appointed July 29, 1863. Lieutenant John Hamilton, ist United States infantry, Defences of New Or- leans; appointed September 2%, 1863. Captain T. R. dman, 33th Massachusetts volun- teers; appointed September 2%, 1563. Captain F.H. Larned, 2d United States artillery, Dis- trict of Pensacola; appointed May 20, 1963. Captain S. B. Furgeson, A. A. G. volunteers, Bracket, ith 01 | try, St. Mary's District. Commissary: Captain C. H. Lawrence, A.A. G. volunteers; appointed October 25, 1563. Cavalry Bureau. Assistant Commissaries: Lieutenant F. E. White, 4th New York cavalry; appointed No- vember 9, 163. Captain C. J. Walker, 2d Uni- ted States cavalry, appomted November 12, 1863; temporary. c MUSTERING OFFICERS. Majer William Austine, United States Army, Brattieboro’, Vermont; appointed June 2, 1862. Lieutenant John J. Adair, isth United States inmaa eye Oey Michigan; appointed Novem- ber 7, 1463. Lieutenant Colgnel B.C. Buchanan, 4th Uni- ted States infantry, Trenton, New Jersey; ap- pointed Seprember 21, 1863; Chief Mustering Officer, State of New Jersey. _ Captain T.C. J. Bailey, 17th United States in- fantry, Augusta, Maine; appointed June 5, 1963. Captain A. F. Bond, United States Army, Columbus, Obio; appointed May 9, 1563. Lieutenant W. H. Bisbee, ith United States infantry, Boston, Massachusetts; appointed | September 16, 1563. Lieutenant G. 1. Burns, 15th United States infantry, Trenton, New Jersey: appointed June | 3, 1863. a "Captain F. H. Bates, United States Army, Trenton, New Jersey; appointed October 2x, 163. Lieutenant E. P. Bigelow, United States Ar my, Albany, New York; appointed September 12, 153. Lieutenant D. W. Burke, 2d United States infantry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; appoint- ed Novyemter 5, 1°53. Captain James Curtis, 15th United States in- fantry, War Department; appointed August 20, 18¢3. Major F. N, Clarke, 5th United States ar lery, Boston, Massachusetts; appointed Sep- tember 21, 1463; Chief Mustering Officer, State | ot Massachusetts. Lieutenant Samuel Canby, ith United States artillery, Trenton, New Jersey; appointed Sep- tember 23, 1562; temporary. Lieutenant H.C. Cook, 16th United States in- fant: y, Rochester, New York; appointed Octo- ber 23, 1863: temporary. Captain R. I. Dodge, #th United States iafan- arrisburg, Pennsylvania; appointed De- cember 3, is61. Captain Hiram Dryer, 4th United States in- fantry, Boston, Massachusetts; appointed June 2i, 163, Captain Henry Douglass, 12th United States infantry, Columbus, Ohio; appointed June 15, 1663; temporary: relieved December 1, 19633. Captain k. ©. Duryea, ist United States ar- tillery, Detroit, Michigan; appointed August 24, 1863. Lieutenant M. Dolan, 2d United States infan- try, New York city: appointed August 7, 1463. Lieutenant Colonel Francis Darr, C. 8. = unteers, New York city; appointed October 27, 1563 Captain John Edwards, 3d United States ar- we. Albany, New York: appointed October 15, 1563. Lieutenant C. A. M. Estes, 6th United States infantry, Utica, New York; appointed Septem- ber 33, 1*¢3. Lieutenant Alfred Foot, 4th United States injabuy, iiarrsburg, Peunsyivania; appoint- ed June 15, 1863 Captain J. H. Farquhar, 19th United States infantry, ludianapotis, Indiana; appointed September 19, 1803, Chief Mustering Oilicer, State of Indiana. < Captain C. H. Fletcher, Ist United States in- fantry, Le i Kentucky; appointed Sep- tember 1, 63. 0 = tutepant Colonel W. N. Grier, Ist United States ecavulry, Davenport, lowa; appointed February 3, 1:03; Chief Mustering Officer, State ot Iowa. Major J. W. T. Gardiner, United States | jy, Augusta, M ; Appointest September | lie ring U!ficer,State of Maine. Cap infaniry, Long Isiand, Boston harbor; ap- pointed Deceinber 19, 1563. Lieutensnt W.H. Hubbs, 1th United States infantry, Springfici¢, Lilinois; appointed Au- gust 10, 1863. Lieutenant Samuel Hildeburn, 3d Unitea~ States cavalry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; appointed September 18, i563. Lieutenant Colonel B. H. Hill, Sth United States artillery, Detroit, Michigan; appointed September 21, 1405; Chiet Mustering Uilicer, State of Michigan. Captain G. G. Huntt, ith United States cay- Harrisburg, Pennsylyania; appointed September 24, 1563. Brigadier General William Hays, United . unteers, New York city: appointed , Is63; Chief Mustering Oflicer, South- ern Division of New York. Captain J. MeL. Hildt, 3d United States in- | fantry, Albany, New York: appointed Novem- ber 3, 1863. Major Henry B. Judd, United States army, Wilmington, Delaware; appointed Aoril =, 1>62; Chief Mustering Odicer, State of Dela- | ware. Major L. Jones, Unitea States army, Tren- tor, New Jersey; appointed May 2s, i563. Captain W. H. Jordan, 9th United States in- fantry, Indianapolis, Indiana; xppointed April 9, 1963; relieved November 9, isu3. Lieutenant J. R. Kemble, 34 United States cayalry, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Lieutenant J. S. Knapp, 17th United States infantry, St. Paul, Minnesota; appointed No- vember 25, i563. Captain John H. Kright, isth United States infantry, Detroit, Michigan; appointed Decem- ber 22, 1463. Captain L. L. Livingston, 3d United States artillery, Elmira, New York; appointed Jan- uary 29, 1563. Captain W. B. Lane, 3d United States caval- ry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; appointed April 29, 1£63; Chief Mustering Officer, State of Pennsylvania. Lieutenant James H. Lord, 2d United States artillery, Cincinnati, Ohio; appointed Septem- ber 26, 1863; temporary. Captain Joseph M. Locke, Mth United States infantry, Indianapolis, Indiana; appointed Oc- tober 12, 1863. Captain E. H. Ludington, 17th United States infantry, Albany, New York; appointed Octo- ber 15, 1363. Lieutenant E. H. Liscum, 12th United States infantry, Trenton, New Jersey; appointed No- vember 28, 1563. Lieutenant Daniel Madden, 6th United States cavairy, Boston,Massachusetts; appo:nted Au- gust 19, 1563; temporary. ” Madisony'W; J.M. Goodhue, tith United States | i#consin; appointed December 2, 1863. Cd Colone})Washington Seawell, United States Army, San Francisco, California; ap April 8 1863; Chief Mustering Officer, Calitornia. Major Lorenzo Sitgreaves, United States En- gineers, Madison, Wisconsin: appointed April 20, 1863, Chiet Musteriag Officer, State of Wis- nein. “Captain James A. Swaine, A. Q. M. volun- teers, Little Rock, Arkansas; appointed De- eember 14, 1863; Chief Mustering Officer, State of Arkansas. Captam William Silvey, ist United States artillery, Providence, Rhode Island; appoint- ed December 3, 1561; Chief Mustering Officer, State of Rhode Island. Captain P R. Stetson, 15th United States in- feniry, Cincinnati, Ohio; appointed October 22, 1863. Major Henry R. Selden, 13th United States infantry, Santa Fe, New Mexico; appointed December 18, 3863. Lieutenant R. B. Smith, 11th United States infantry, New York city; appointed S tate of tember 21, 1963; Chief Mustering Officer. State of Kentuck: Major S. Columbus, Ohio: appointed November 12, 1863; Chief Mustering Officer, State of Onio. Colonel W. P. Sanders, 5th Kentucky caval- ry, (captain 6th United States cavalry,) Lex- ington, Kentucky: relieved December 1, 1863. Captain W. C. Thorpe, 13th United States in- fantry, Wheeling, West Virginia; appointed April 22, 1563. Major Frederick Townsend, 18th United States infantry, Albany, New York; appointed November , 1563; (Chief Mustering Officer, Northern Division of New York. Captain John A. Thempson, 4th United States cavalry, St. Louis, Missouri; appointed No- vember 6, 1f 63. Captain Horace K. Thatcher, 14th United States infantry, Indianapolis, Indiana; ap- pointed November 11, 1863. Lieutenant Gustavus Urban, 5th United States cavalry, New York city; appointed Au- gust 7, 1563. Captain James Van Voast, 9th United States infantry, San Francisco, California; relieved December 1, 1863. Captain J. J. Van Horn, Sth United States intantry, Trenton, New Jersey; appointed Ju- ly 20, 1263. Major J.H. Whittlesey, United States Army, Conerd, New Hampshire: appointed Februa- ry 21, ir63; Chief Mustering Officer, State of New Hampshire. Major Hesry W. Wharton, United States Army, Baltimore, Maryland; appointed Janu- ary 1863; Chief Mustering Officer, Siate of Maryland. Lieutenant S. C. Williamson, isth United States infantry, Detroit, Michigan; appointed November 2, 163; relieved December 15, 1°63. Provost Marshals of enrollment dis'ricts ap- pointed under the enrollment act in the various States are authorized to muster in recruits, (not commissioned officers,) enlisted in their districts, fer volunteer regiments whose organ- ization has been once completed. These musters-in will be made into some particular regiment on a Muster and De- scriptive Roll,” blanks for which will be fur- nished by the Adjutant General upon applica- tion. Four copies of this roll will be made out and disposed of as directed tor muster-in rolls, viz: ene for the Adjntant General, (to be sent di- Tect,) one for the Adjutant General of the State, ene to accompany the recruits, and one to be retained by the Provost Marshal. Recruits for different regiment pear on the same roll, and eve be mustered into a regiment. The following is a list of Provost Mar- shale: must not ap- recruit must California. Northern District—Captain Parks, Marysyille. Middle District—Captain Robert Robinson, Sacramento. Southern District—Captain A. Jones Jack- son, San Francisco. Connecticut, Ist District—Captain Lucius G. Goodrich, Hartford. 2 District— Captain Richard M. Clarke, y Haven. 3d District—Captain Isaac H. Bromley, Nor- wich. 4th’ District—Captain William H. Riley, Bridgeport. William H. Colorado Territory. Captain John Wauless, Denver City. Delaware. Captain Edwin Wilmer, Wilmington. District of Columbia. Captain Henry A. Scheetz, Washington. Dakotah Territory, Captain George P. Waldron, Yankton. iUinois. Ist District—Captain William James, Chi- cago. 2d Distriet—Captain Amos B. Coon, Ma- rengo. 3d District—Captain John V. Bustace, Dixon. Ath District Captain James Woodruif, «(luincy. 5th District—Captain James M. Allan, Pe- oria. i oe District—Captain Abel Longworth. Jol- et. Aje District—Captain William Fithian, Dan- ville. wn District—Captain Isaac Keys, Sprjng- eld. 9th District—Captain Benjamin F. Westlake, Mount Sterling. 10th District—Captain William M. Fry, Jackson ville. {1th District—Captain M. O. Keene, Olney. 12th District—Captain George Abbott, “Al- ton. 13th District—Captain Isaac N. Phillips, Cairo. Indiana. ee District—Captain Blythe Hynes, Evans- ville. 2d District—Captain J.B. Meriwether, Jef- fersonville. 3d_District—Captain Simeon Stansifer, Co- lumbus. 4th District—Captain J. C. McQuiston, Greensburg. 5th District—Captain Isaac Kinley. Rich- mond. 6th District— Captain David Braden, Indian- ‘ary. Captain E. G. Marshall, 6th United States infantry, Rochester, New York; appointed May 23, 1863. Captain W. J. Moorhead, 17th United States infantry, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; appointed September 8, 1863. utenant R. P. McKibben, 4th United colored brigade; appointed May 5, 1563. Cap- tain Henry W. Bowers, A. A: G. volunteers, District of Key West and Tortugas; appointed May 30, 1963. Commissary: Major John I. Ward, 3d regi- rai @’A., Corps d'Afrique; appointed July z 7 Aecsistant Commissary: Lieutenant Arthur McAllister, O.d’A., Corps d'Afrique; appointed August 24, 1563. Department of New Mexico. Commissary : Captain William H Lewis, 5th United States infantry; appointed October 16, 183. Assistent Commicsaries: Lieutenant Martin Mullins, Sth United States infantry, Los Pines; appointed November 1¢, 1463. Captain Samuel Archer, 5th United States infantry, Messilla; November 16, 163. Captain Asa B. Carey, 13th United States infantry, Fort Canby; appointed November 16, i963. Captain Charles B. Stiv- ers, 7th United States infantry, Fort Union; neon, 5th United States infantry, Alb uqaer- 5 appointed November 16, 163.” . . Department of the Pacific. Commissary : Colone] Washington Seaw ell, pai States Army; appointed October 5, Assistant Commissaries: Major T. M. Win- ston, ray Depariment, District of Oregon: ap- pointed May 5, iS63. Lieutenant Samuel Mun- son, 9th United States infantry: appointed Au- gust 18, 1563. Lieutenant Abram Witdricx, 3a qu strum, 15th Iowa volunteerz, District of Natchez; appointed October Lt, 1863. Eighteenth Army Corps. Po reiecer 2 Euoaet T. 0. J Amory, 17th Maseachusetis volunteers; appotated April 4£(3; reliewed December 11, 1963. Sng Assistant Commisearies: Major W. M. Bar- neit, 166th New York volunteers; appoiated May 3, 183. Lieutenant W. L. Horton, 2ita Massachusetts volunteers; appomted May 1, 1863. Lieutenant H. D. Jarves, 2ith Mussacha, setts volunteers; appointed May 1, 180J. Nineteenth Army Corps, Gopmissary : Captain Thomas H. Annable, ue mae somepieets: Sppoinied Sep- tember ; 'ranaferred from New Orleans. Tee Assistant Commissaries: Lieuteaant R. (. Yorke, 114th New York volunteers, tst division: appomted August 23, 1803. Lieutenant £. 1. Gervin, Ist United States artilerr, 34 division; eppuinted April 20, 1563. Lieatenant FP. EF ‘Luylor, ist United States artiliery,4th division eppointes April 20, 163. i a Be rm in _Commiscavies? Oaptain J. S- Poland, 24 United States infantry: sppointed September 19, P. pen rare a United ‘atte : ton; appointed June 2, Too. tangat Golo: nel J. 8. Conrad, aditional A. D.C. iilitar: Gerster! Captain W. H. W: prBltin iat to York "Van Horn, adauteoat ayision; Sppaunted No. pes States artillery; appointed November > 1863. Depariment of the Tennessee. Assistant Commisearies: Major Daniel Chase i3th United States intantry; appointed April 44, 1963, Lieutenant D. F. Calinan, ist United States In antry, District of Northeast Louisi- ana; appointed November 15, 1563. Department of the Northwest. Commiesary: Colonel Louis H. Marshall, ad- ditional A. D. C.; appointed September 11,1363. Assistant Vommissaries: Captain U. B. Atch- ison. A.D. v.; appointed November 3, 1363. Major A. D. Nelson, ist United States infaatry, District of Minnesota; appointed March 26, 15¢3, ene ns A. ner Vaited States in- faniry, District 0: oia; appointed April 22, 103. Major J. H. McArthur, United ‘States Army, District of Wisconsin; appointed Da- cember 7, 1€63. Department of West Virginia. Commissary: Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Fro- er a additional A. D. C.; appointed Octo- Acsistant Commissaries: Lieutenant Frede- erick A. Nims, 1s: New York cavalry, ist di- vision; appointed November 21, 1663. Captain James E. Morrow, tst Virginia volunteers, 2d cota Oat ee nna gk Oe ts, 150) ew vol- ‘unteers, 3d division; appointed Jane 6, 1563. Department of ‘the uehanna. Commissary: Tictlense ‘ward A. Duer, Jat United Siates artillery: 15, 1£63; Telieved December ae ponte October Ue Department of the M aber 9, 1563. Commissary: Captain T. B. Sw, eo: volunteers; appointed Dece ‘ain W.R: Howe, A. A. G, Volunteers; ap- q “peloied December 9 1863... 2 avare Yee cal States infantry, Boston, Massachusetts; ap- pointed October 2s, 1463. eeeneet Le peice 1ith United States fantry, Brattleboro’, Vermont; appointed April 15, 1663. ine jeutenant Charles Medary, 3d United States artillery, Albany, New York; appointed Au- gust 7, 1863, Lieutenant W. F. Melbourne, 15th United States infantry, Indianapolis, Indiana; ap- pointed October 12, 1863. Captain Alexander Murray, 13th United States infantry, Indianapolis, Indiana; ap- pointed November 18, 1863. Lieutenant Sam’! Munson, 9th Uniied States infantry, San Francisco, California; appointed October 15, 1563. Lieutenant D. L. Montgomery, 17th United States infantry, Springfield, Iilinois; appoint- ed December 21, 1563. Captain Lodor Millan, A. Q. M. volunteers, Denver city, Colorado Territory; appointed appointed, November 16, 1963. Lieutenant Hugh | December 36, 1863. ol Major W:1. Newton, United States army, Trenton, New Jersey; appointed Jane 3, 1! temporary; relieved December 1, 1863. tries pi Gelecw, Ist United States infan- Y, St. Paul, Minnesota; appointed April 29, 166s Chief Mustering ‘Oiner® state of Minne. sota. Lieutenant H. E. Noyes, 2d United States cavalry, Rieker’s Island, New York harbor; .eppointed December 7, 1863. Captain E. Ous, 4th United States cavalry, ©. yumobus, Ohio; appointed August 26, 1863. Lieutenant Colonel James Oakes, 4th United Stat Stat a en One Illinois; appointed Septe Mber i, 1863; Chief Mustering Officer, State @ Mlinois, Japt: Wa J. R. Paxton, 15th United States in- ,| fantry, .Washville, Tennessee; appointed May 16, 1863. Captain C. 0. pomior. lth United States in- linois; appointed Ucto~ fantry, Sp."inefield, I ber 2; 1863. Lieutenant H-.O, Pierce, 2d United States ar- tillery. Philac‘elphia, Pennsylvania; relieved December }, 18 ¥ | Lieutensnt R. ©- Parker, 12th United States intantry, New Yc TX city; appointed August 7, br Brigadier Gener: T. G. Pitcher, United States volunteers, } ‘fattiéboro’, Vermont; ap- pointed September 2.‘ 1863; Chief Mustering Officer, State of Vermc at. ‘Major Delavan D. Pe tkins, Additional Atd- Hatter 8 Hariford, Co Wneeticut; appointed September 21, 1863; Ohief Mustering Officer, State of Connecticut. ‘aptain P. W. L. Pl ton, 7th United States infantry, Santa Fe, 1 ew Mexico; ap- | or Jetober 31, 1863; reliey 4 December 18, Lieutenant John H. Purcell. 1st infautry,. we papel Wisconsin; appointed .Wovember 10, 1863; tem i 4 Liew enant Phelps, 19th U: tited States pe ee ee Ohio; appointeu* Novem- ber 2 $63. ~ Captain W. B. Royall, sth United Sta Mite alrys Loniaville, 3 appointed RNBY 2," Captain W. G. Rankin, 13'h United Statec' in- fantry, Hartford, Connéctiont; nppoint tember 9, 1663, Captain W" apolis. 7th District—Captain Richard W.'1hompson, Terre Haute. sth District—Captain James Park, Lafay- tte. oot District—Captain H. G. Shryock, La ‘orte. Wth District—Captain Hiram Iddings, Ken- dallville. ilth District—Captain Calvin Cowgill, Wa- Towa. ae Dietrict—Captain R. B. Rutledge, Bur- ington. 2d District—Captain Philo E. Hall, Daven- port. 3d District—Captain S. P. Adams, Dubuque. Pes District—Captain James Mathews, lowa Jity. Sth District—Captain S. ©. Brownell, Des Moines. 6th District—Captain Warner H. Curtiss, Fort Dodge. Kentucky. Ist District—Captain Roland H. Hall, Pa- jucah, 2d District—Captain John R. Grissom, Owensboro’. 3d District—Captain Atwood G. Hobson, Bowling Green. 4th District—Captain Wm. Stirling, Invalid corps, Shelbyville. 5th District—Captain George W. Womack, Lonisville. i 6th District—Captain George W. Berry, Coy- ington. 7th District—Captain Thomas H. Moore, Lexington. ae District—Captain Robert Hays, Lon- ion. 9th District—Captain William C. Grier, Greenupeburg. Kansas. Northern District—Captain James McCahon, Leavenworth. Southern pistrict—Captain A. J. Shannon, Lawrence. laine. C.H. Doughty, Port- M Ist Distriet—Capt: land. § i 2¢ Distriet—Cap' JohgS. Baker, Lewis- or. ¥ 3d District—Captain A. P. Davis, Augusta. 4th District—Cuptain E) w, Bangor. 5th District—Captain A. D. Bean, Belfast. elt? District—Cagtain “stark Flanigan, De- 2d District—Captain R. C. Denison, Kalama- wid Disttiet_—Captain Robert J. Barry, Jack« fo Brough amie ae Norman Bailey, Grand pot, ce mrist—Osptain Ww. M. McConnell, abe Disirict—Captain Ransoipts Strickland, pit. Districtaptain Albert D. Hated, New 24 District—Captain J. W. D. Hall, Taupe, sql District Oapiain George A. Shaw, Bois : {it District captain Wiliam @. Hawe, Hos. &: sg 2% Mei xsi. fect SOyi0.D Ison te Ott Fo x at Rsot Boh M yes Dibay Major W. H. Sidell, 15th United States in- | fantry, Lovieville, Kentucky; appointed Sep- | ii. Starr, 6th United States cavalry, | J | Gh Distetét- sp tain‘ Benjanitn/"P!Odeper, | §th District—Captain Samuel V. Stone, Wor- | cester. | 9th District—Captain D. H. Merriam, Green- ted | field. 10th District—Captain Henry M. Moorehouse, Springfield. i Maryland. 3st District—Captain John Frazier, jr., Eas- ton. ; | 2d District—Captain Robert Cathcart, Balti- more. 3d District—Captain Leopold Blumenberg, | Baltimore. | 4th District—Captain Jas. Smith, Frederick. | 5th District—Captain John C. Holland, Elli- | cott’s Mills. Missouri. 4 | Ist District—Captain Charles D!Uolman, St. | Lous. | {2d District—Captain C. C. Manwarring, St. Louis. | $a District—Captain Charles W. Noell, Iron- | ton. | 4th District—Captain W. F. Bodenhamer, | Springfield. cS | 5th District—Captain Asa O. Marvin, Jeffer- | son cy ! 6th District—Captain Abraham Comingo, | | Lexington. 7th District—Captain William Fowler, St. joseph | | Sth District Captain John F. Benjamin,Han- | nibal | | goth’ District—Captain William F. Switzler, | St. Charlies. Minnesota. ist District—Captain Charles H. See, Roches- | ter. 2d District—Captain Geo. H. Keith, St. Paal New Hampshire. Ist District—Captain Nath’l Wiggia, Ports- mouth. 2d District—Captain Anthony Colby, Con- cord. - 3d District—Captain Chester Pike, West Leb- anon. New York. ist District—Captain Edwin Rose, Jamaica, oe 2d District—Captain Samuel T. Maddox, Wil- lismsburg, L. 1. | 3d District—@aptain Stephen B. Gregory, | Brooklyn, L. I. 4th District—Captain Joel B. Erhart, New . York city. 6th District—Captain Henry C. West, New York city. 4 | 6th District—Captain Theodore B. Bronson, | New York city. 7th District—Captaim Frederick C. Wagner, New York city. sth District—Captain B. F. Manierre, New York city. 9th District—Captain William Dunning, New York city. 10th District—Captain Moses G. Leonard, Tarrytown. lith District—Captain Abram L. Nanny, Go- shen. ith Dis keepsie. 13th District—Captain John Lyon, Kingston. 1ith District—Captain John C. Cole, Albany. 15th District—Captain Chas. Hughes, Troy. 16th Distriet—Captain Charles Clendon, jr, Plattsburg. s i7th District—Captain S. CO. F. Thorndike, Malone. : 1sth District—Captain J. P. Butler, Schenec- tady. 19th District—Captain Samuel Gordon, Nor- wich, Chenango county. 20th District—Captain Frederick Emerson, Watertown. . Qist District—Captain Joseph P. Richardson, tct—Captain Isaac Platt, Pongh- A. 2d Dietrict—Captain A. L. Scott, Oswego. 23a Vistrict—Captain Anson W. Evans, Sy- racuse. 2th burn. 25th District—Captain William T. Remer,Ca- nandaigua. =. 26h Listrict—Captain Edward C. Kattell, Owego, Tioga coun y. | 27th District—Captain Samuel M. Harmon, | Elmira. sth District- Captain Roswell Hart, Roch- ester. | 29th District—Captain Levi F. Bowen, Lock- | istrict—Captain John N. Knapp, Au- ort. Poth District—Captain Gustayus A Scroggs, Buffalo. | Bist District—Captain Geo. W. Palmer, Dun. | kirk. New Jersey. | Ist District—Captain Robert C. Johnson, Camden. 2d District—Captain James B. Trenton. 3d District—Captain William M. Shipman, Somer ville. 4th Distriet—Captain James M. Brown, Mor- Tistown. 5th District—Captain E. Newton Miller, Newark. Coppuck, Nebraska Territory. Captain Oscar F. Davis, Omaha City. | Nevada Territory. | Captain Jacob L, Van Bokkellen, Virginia. Ohio. ist Distriet—Captain A. E. Jones, Cincinnati. 2d District—Captain Thomas R. Roberts,Cir- | cinnati. 3d trict—Captain John Mills, Dayton. 4th District—Captain A. C, Deuel, Urbana. 5th District—Captain Brown,Lima, 6th District—Captain Jas. K. Marlay, Hills- boro’. 7th District—Captain James A. Wilcox, Co- Jumbus. ere District—Captain William Shunk, Mans- field. 9th District—Capt. J. J. Steiner, Sandusky. 10th District—Captain Charles Kent, Toledo. llth District—Captain Benjamin #. Cory, Ironton. 12th District—Captain George W. Roby,Chil- licothe. . a District—Captain John A. Sinnet, New- ark. 14th District—Captain Jas. L. Drake, Woos- ter. 15th District—Captain Levi Barber, Marietta. jou District—Captain A. T. Ready, Barns- ville. 17th District—Captain John F. Oliver, Alli- ance. 1th District—Captain Frederick A. Nash, Cleveland. 19th District—Captain Darius Cadwell, War- ren. Oregon. Captain Julius M. Keeler, Salem. Pennsylvania. Ist District—Captain William E. Lehman, Philadelphia. 4 oe ptrict—Uspiain Edwin Palmer, Phila- lelphia. A ae pstaietCaptais Jacob S. Stretch, Phila- lelphia. oe District-Captain D. M. Lane, Philadel- phia. 5th District—Captain Mahlon Yardley, Phil- adelphia. 6th District—Captain John J. Freedly, Nor- ristown. Bi District—Captaim E. L. Christman, West ester. Sth District—Captain Henry S. Kupp, Read- ra 9th District—Captain A. W. Bolenius, Lan- caster. 10th District—Captain Charlemagne Tower, Pottsville. 11th District—Captain Samuel Yohe, Easton. 12th District—CaptainS N. Bradford, Scran- ton. : 13th Dietrict—Captain Cnarles M. Manville, Troy. Bradtord county. 4th Distriet—Captan John Kay Clement, Harrisburg. 15th District—Captain R. M. Henderson, Car- lisle. 16th District—Captain George Eyster, Cham- bersburg. 17th District—Captain James D. Campbell, Huntington. 18th District—Captain William W. White, Williamsport. 19th District—Captain H.S.Campbell, Water- ford. 20th District—Captain David V. Derickson, Meadville. 2ist District—Captain W. B. Coulter, Greens- burz. +s 22d District—Captain J. Heron Foster, Pitts- urge. 230 District—Captain J. W. Kirker, Allegha- ny Gity. Sain Pistrict—Captain John Cuthberson,New Brighten. Island. Ket Divtrict_Captain ‘William . Haiilin, Providence. 2d District—Captain Alfred B.Chadsey, Pro- vidence. West Virginia. 1st District—Captain Benjamin B. Stone, Wheeling. 2d Disirict—Captain James Evans, Grafton. 3d District—Captain Joseph OC. Wheeler, Charleston, Kanawha county. : 5 Vermont. 1st District—Captain C. R: Crane, Ratlan 2a District—Captain Gilman Henry, Wood stock. Z me ‘District—Captain Rolla Gleason, Buriing- mn. be or Territory. Captain James‘W. Porter, Fort Vancouver. | | Wisconsin. : ist District—Captain James M. Tillapaugh, Mae Distriet_Captaii §, 3. MP tnam, Jagse- . ‘al “aN Di irict—Captain Joba G. Gikrie; Prairie is he ber! one a x $ Lai ‘sth Bay. ‘Distzlct Captain’ ©. Be. Merrill, Groen =: yode esa? gh O59 Borg | ginia cavalry, | cludin The following named officers will render the | returns required by Kecruiting Regulations Form No, 12) from the Superintendents of Volunteer Recruiticg Service for their respec- tive districts. These returns will be made monthly, and be ' accompanied by one copy of every eulistment made in tae district, Recruiting Officers in each district will ren. der to the officers named their retarns, (Form 9,) accompanied by one copy of each enlistment made during the month. . Arkansas. Captain James A. Swaine, A. Q. M. volun- teers, Little Rock. = California and Nevada Territory, Brigadier General John S. Masoa, Unitea States yolunteers, San Francisco. Connecticut. Major Delavan D. Perks, ¥ co. Mavtiore Pp » Addi‘ional A. D. Lieutenant Colo: sans Oak jieuten: nel James Oakes, 4th U: States cavalry, Springfleld. pines ‘ Ss Pi Loctagepe Colonel Conra: er, ist Indias o Indianapolis ee Towa, Lieutenant Colonel W.N, Grier, ist United States cayalry, Davenport. panes. Major William H. Sidell, i5th United s infantry, Louisville. coe Seinen Kansas, Colorado, Nebraske, and Dakota. Captain Sidney Clark, A. A. G. volunteers, Leavenworth City, Kansas. Louisiana, including Department of the Gulf. Lieutenant J. R. Hamilton, Ist United States infantry, New Orleans. Mains. Major J. W. T. Gardiner, United States Army, Augus' Michigan. Lieutenant Colonel B. H. Hill, 5th Unitea States artillery, Detroit Massachusetts. Major F. N. Clark, 5th United States artil- lery, Boston. Maryland and Delaware. Lieutenant Colonel Noah L. Jeifries, invalid corps, Baltimore. Missouri. Colonel E. B. Alexander, 10th United States infantry, St. Louis. Minnesota, Major A. D. Nelson, ist United States infan- try, St. Panl. New Hampshire. BrigadierGeneral E. W. Hinks, United States volunteers, Uoncord. New York. Northern Division—Major Frederick Town- send, 15th United States infantry. Albany. Southern Division—Brigadier General Wil- liam Hays, United States volunteers, New York city. Western Division—Major A.S. Diven, A. A. G. volunteers, Elmira. New Jersey. Lientenant Colonel R. C. Buchanan, 4th United States intantry, Trenton. New Mexico. Major Heury R. Selden, 13:h United States. infantry, Santa Fe. Ohio. Colonel E. A. Parrott, Ist Ohio yotunteers, Columbus. Peansylvania. Western Division—Lieutenant Colonel James V.Pomford, titi United States infantry, Har- risburg. Eastern Divisi n—Major Charles ©. Gilbert, isth United States infantry, Philadelphia. Rhode Island. Captain William Silvey, artillery, Providence. United States Tennessee. Captain J. R. Paxton, 15th United States infantry, Nashville. Vermont. dier General T G, Pitcher, volunteers, Brattleboro’. Wisconsin, Colonel James D. Gre na, sth United States infantry, Madison. Weet Virginia. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Darr, jr., ist Vir- Wheeling. Washington Territory and Oregon. Major N. H. McLean, A. A.G., United States United | Army, Portland, Oregon. ‘The attention of all officers is called to the following paragraphs of the Mustering Rezu- | lations: 110. Only* officers of the regular army (in- additional 2ids-de-camps appointed by the President, under the act approved Aurust 5, Ist1) will be detailed to muster into and out of the service of the United States, and no offic r will make these musters unless detailed to do so by competent authority. 113. Commanders of corps or departments will see that each regiment, independent com- pany, &c.. is assigned to some one of the assist- ant commissaries of musters ander their com- | mand. The commissaries of mus'ers will be Tesponsible to the adjutant general of the army for the correctness of the musters and muster rolls in their corps, and no officer shall | be mustered in, or out, except by a commis- sary or assistant commissary of musters to whom the command to which he belongs has been assigned. 114. No officer orenlisted man of yolunt-ers is properly in the service of tha United States, or autorized 'o receive pay, vutil mustered in by tle proper officer>and no efficer is properly out of service until discharged in Orders, or Tustered out by the proper officer. One copy ot the rolls or order in each case must be for= warded to the Adjutant General's Office. 1'5, Commisraries and Assistant Commis- saries of Musters, having been once detatled, will not be r-lieved trom this duty, or trans- ferred to another Division, Department, or Corps, without authority from the Adjutant General's Office. 120. The commissioned officers of all yolun- teer organizations, no matter whether estab- lished under the authority of a State or of the United States, will be rc garded as having been ccmmisticned on the qay when their muster into the service of the United States takes effect, and will take rank in their respective grades, will be entitled to pay and be obeyed and respected in their several positions from that date. 121 Mustering officers will muster into ser- vice and administer the oath of allegiance to such regiments or recruits brought to them as may present conclusive evidence of their ac- ceptance by the War Department. The following explanation to section 5, par- agraph 117, Mustering Regulations, (section 5, paragraph 8, General Orders 48, of 1853,) is anrounced for the information and guidance of ali concerned: ‘When an enlisted man or officer receives & commission or appointment advancing him to a higher grade, and has not an opportunity of being mustered in co as to appear on the next muster ros as ‘of the gr: to which he is commissioned or appointed, he shall be mus- tered on the next muster rolls in his proper: grade, according to previous muster-in, and a remark to the following effect made on the muster roll opposite his name: Received com- mission (or appointment) from the Governor of the State of —, as in the — Regiment of — Volunteers, on the —— day of ——; waiting muster- in since that date. The lasteentence of section 5, paragraph 117, Mustering Regulatiors, edition of August 31, 1863, commencing “If on the muster,” &c., shall not be so construed as to prevent the muster- in, by the Mustering Officer, of officers so mustered back to the actual date of receipt of commission or appointment, if it be not more than two montas beyond the ee at which they appear,-as above, om the rolls. * Exception in cases of necessity will be made upon application to the Adjutant Gen- eral, Washington, D. C. ce GRAVER ROOFS ¥HE WILSON MANUFACTURING 00., (Buccessors to J. FP. WALKER & £0N,) WASHINGTON, D. 0., 1. PHILADBL?PELA, PA, MARUPACTUZARE OF * LAMP BLACK, Z00FING MATERIALS, WiLSONS IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PEOOF FELT, CEMENT, AND GRAVEL ROoFs. ‘as * OPFICE—No. 161 Twenty-second street we t below Pennsylvania avenue. WORKS—Foot of Twenty-second.strest wert. Chesapeake and Ohio anal, Weshington,and Thio~