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The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant: April 1 - August 31, 1862 - Vol. 5

By: John Y. Simon; Ulysses S. Grant | Book details

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working parties are detailed for the construction of bridges and the repair of roads, officers will always be sent in charge, and will be held responsible that the men do their duty properly. Where the men refuse or neglect to work, they will be punished, and where the officers in charge of such details fail to make them do their duty, he will be arrested and tried by Court Martial or be mustered out of service. Where a detail from a regiment persistently neglects its duty as a working party, the fact will be reported to these Head Quarters, when the staff officers of the regiment will be ordered out with a sufficient force to compel obedience to orders." DS (certified by Rawlins), McClernand Papers, IHi; copy, DLC-USG, V, 83.
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Orlando H. Ross, cousin of USG. See letter to Julia Dent Grant, June 27, 1861, note 1.

To Maj. Gen. Henry W. Halleck

Pittsburgh Tennessee
April 16th 1862

MAJOR GENERAL H W. HALLECK
COMMANDING DEPT OF THE MISSISSIPPI
GENL

Immediately after the battle of Fort Donelson I addressed a communication to the War Department asking that Clark B Lagow and William S. Hillyer, now Aides-de-Camp to me, be made additional Aides with the rank of Colonel, in consideration of courage and good conduct displayed at the Battles of Belmont and Fort Donelson

The Communication was referred to the Adjutant General of the army who decided that it could not legally be done. 1

I found on reference to the law that such appointments could only be made on the nomination of Maj Genls of the Regular Army

To the battles

above named I can now add that of Pittsburgh, or Shiloh, in which these two officers rendered most valuable services.

I would therefore respectfully ask that you

nominate

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