Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office, 
GENERAL ORDERS, ) 
No. 120. I 
Richmond, Sept. 8, 1863- 
1. At a General Court Martial, convened at Chattanooga, Tennessee. 
June 24, 1863, by virtue of Special Orders, No. 69, dated Head Quarters 
Army of Tennessee, March 16, 1863, was arraigned and tried; 
Capt. G. D. Mitchell, Asst. Quartermaster P. A. C. S., on the follow- 
ing Charge—(The Specifications being very lengthy, are here omitted): 
Charge—Conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman. 
11. Finding and Sentence of Court. 
After mature deliberation, the Court find the accused, Captain G, D. 
Mitchell, Asst. Quartermaster P. A: C. S., as follows: 
Of the Ist Specification, v Guilty. 
Of the 2d Specification, Guilty. 
Of the Charge, . Guilty. 
111. The proceedings in the foregoing case having been laid before the 
Secretary of War for the consideration of the President, the following is 
bis order thereon: 
And do, therefore, sentence him'to be cashiered. 
The sentence- of the Court in this case is not approved—the evidence 
not being sufficient to support the charge. 
order , 
s. COOPER, 
Adjutant and Inspector General.