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GENERAL ORDERS, )          WAR DEPARTMENT,
                   \             Adjutant General's Ofkick,
     No. 208.      )                   Washington,  Dec. 17, lHH'i
  By direction of the President, the following additional Paymasters
are mustered out of  service, for the causes opposite their respective
names:
  Joseph A. Nunes—For making short payments;  evading full settle-
        ments  of just  dues,  and  causing  discontent and  insubor-
        dination.
  Howard Mathews—For being inaccurate and intemperate.
   Henry Foote—For want of energy and efficiency.
  James C.  Yohn—Being in too feeble health for efficient field service.
  John A. Lowry—Being in too feeble health for efficient  field  service
        since March.
   William E. Hoy—Being in too feeble health for efficient field  service
        since July 15;  and for want of  energy.
  R. P. L. Barber—-For inefficiency. ~H e v ok e & X e"b - ^ , \ 1 fc 3.
  Nathaniel G.  Wilcox—Incapacitated by old age and feebleness for
        field  service;  and  for making false charges  against  the
        government.
  Silas  B. A. Haynes—Having been afflicted with insanity, it would
        be improper to impose important responsibilities upon him.
  Ezra  Webb—Being too aged for efficient field service.
  Richard O. Warrcner—Being feeble, old, and not fit  for field duty.
   Moses S. Gibson—Being sick and unfit for field duty, without pros-
        pect of recovery this winter.
  By order op the Secretary of  War:
                                   K.  D.  TOWNSEXD,
                                      Assistant Adjutant General.