GENERAL ORDERS, 
No. 191. 
WAR DEPARTMENT, 
Adjutant General’s Office, 
Washington, November 19, 1862. 
I..The folio-wing announcement is officially made of the result of 
the recent exchange of prisoners of war arranged at Aiken’s Landing, 
November 11, 1862, and all officers and enlisted men interested will he 
governed accordingly: 
First. All officers and enlisted men in the United States service, who 
have been captured and paroled in Virginia and Maryland up to 
November 1, 1862, except the officers and enlisted men captured and 
paroled in September, 1862, at Harper’s Ferry, and not hereinafter 
mentioned, and all deliveries of prisoners up to November 11, 1862, 
made to the United States authorities in the Peninsula and its adjacent 
waters, are included in this exchange. 
Second. All officers and enlisted men captured and paroled at Sanfa 
Eosa Island October 4, 1861. 
Third. All officers and enlisted men captured and paroled at Cham- 
bersburg, Pa., October 4, 1862. 
Fourth. The Seventy-first Ohio Volunteers, captured at Clarksville, 
Tenn. 
Fifth. Officers and enlisted men captured at South Mills, N. C. 
Sixth. One hundred and four non-commissioned officers and privates 
belonging to the Second United States Cavalry, First United States 
Infantry, Sixth United States Cavalry, Second United States Artillery, 
Third United States Infantry, Sixth, Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, 
Seventeenth United States Infantry, Fourth and Fifth United States 
Artillery, sent from Annapolis, Md., to Fort Columbus, N. Y., October 
4, 1862. 
Seventh. All officers and enlisted men captured at or near Eichmond 
and Lexington, Ky., by the forces under the command of General 
E. Kirby Smith. 
Eighth. All officers and enlisted men delivered to Captains Lazelle 
and Swan, on the 1st, 5th, 7th, 12th, and 26th of September, 1862, and 
the 18th of October, 1862. 
Ninth. All officers and enlisted men paroled at Cumberland Gap on 
the 2d and 11th of October, 1862. 2 
Tenth. All officers and men of Indiana troops captured at Mumfords- 
ville, Ky., September 17, 1882. 
Eleventh. Company A and Company F, 5th New York Artillery; de- 
tachment of 8th New York Cavalry; 39th, 111th, 115th, 125th, and 
126th Regiments New York Volunteers; all captured at Harper’s Ferry, 
and now at Camp Douglas. 
Twelfth. All officers and men of Rigby’s and Yon Seplen’s Indiana 
batteries taken at Harper’s Ferry. 
All paroled officers and soldiers who come under any of the forego- 
ing classes, now absent from the several camps of rendezvous estab 
lished in par. 3 of “General Orders,” No. 72, of 28th June, from the AVar 
Department, whether with or without leave, except in cases of sick 
leave granted by the proper authority, will immediately repair to 
camps as follows, viz: Those in New England to Camp Joe Hooker 
Lakeville, Mass ; those in New York and Pennsylvania to the Camp 
at Elmira, N. A.; those in Ohio to Camp Wallace, near Columbus ; 
those in Illinois to Camp Butler, 111.; those in Michigan to Camp 
Backus, Mich.; those in Wisconsin and Minnesota to Camp Randall 
near Madison; and all others in Western States to Camp Benton, Mo’ 
The Commanders of the several Camps named, except Camp Wal- 
lace, O., Camp Parole, at Annapolis, and Benton Barracks, Mo., will, 
from time to time, as sufficient numbers are assembled, forward them 
to the General Camps established in “ General Orders,” No. 70, Camp 
Wallace being substituted for Camp Chase. 
The paroled troops in Indiana, absent from Camp Morton, or other 
camps established by Governor Morton, not on sick leave, will imme- 
diately repair to the camps at which their regiments are stationed, or 
to t amp Moiton if the regiment is in the field. The regiments at these 
camps will receive special instructions. 
Military Commandants and Recruiting Officers in the different States 
will furnish tiansportation to all paroled officers and soldiers who are 
to report under this order, and will furnish the names of all persons 
so provided, with the amount paid for each, to the Commander of the 
Camp to which they are sent, who will forward it, adding any addi- 
tional amount furnished for transportation, to the Commander of the 
General Camp, to be finally entered upon the company rolls, unless 
it is showm that the absence was authorized. The transportation thus 
paid by Recruiting Officers will be refunded by the Quartermaster 
Department. 3 
Commanders of Camps temporarily established for the accommoda- 
tion of paroled troops, who are now exchanged, will immediately for- 
ward all who may be present to the nearest of the General Camps 
above named. 
II..The following named citizens and employees of the army are 
also declared fully exchanged: 
Roll of Federal Citizens, Prisoners of War, exchanged Nov. 10, 1862. 
1. Allen, Hiram 
2. Adams, J. L. 
3. Anderson, W. D. 
4. Anderson, J. C. 
5. Anderson, Eobt. 
6. Adolphus, Augustus 
7. Arthur, M. A. 
8. Brommell, W. 
9. Burch, Wesley 
10. Bower, John 
11. Bell, Jas. H. 
12. Black, Jackson 
13. Bos, William 
14. Bill, John 
15. Baylis, Geo. 
16. Breeden, Ezra 
17. Bremer, Wm. 
18. Birch, E. 
19. Benjamin, S. F., Dr. 
20. Brown, Isaac 
21. Burns, Robert 
22. Bulran, Wm. 
23. Britton, J. 
24. Burt, J. G. 
25. Connor, John 
26. Carroll, Harry 
27. Clarke, Pat. 
28. Crouse, Peter 
29. Cross, R. R. 
30. Christy, Henry 
31. Cornillan, Eaching 
32. Clinn, Jesse 
33. Collins, J. E. 
34. Connor, Charles 
35. Crookhaw, John . 
36. Dorothy, Washington 
37. Durl, S. T. 
38. Delaney, Pat. 
39. Devlin, Charles 
40. Dick, Andrew 
41. Dillon, L. C. 
42. Dudnels, H. H. 
43. Dochan, J. 
44. Derin, J. P. 
45. Dontz, M. 
46. Dontz, G. 
47. Essex, C. H. 
48. Early, A. 
49. Esslin, C. H. 
50. Elder, F. F. 
51. English, Pat. 
52. Ernest, H. H. 
53. Flanagan, Michael 
54. Finnigan, Wrn. 
55. Fuller, A. 
56. Famon, Geo. 
57. Fisher, Geo. 
58. Frost, August 
59. Furguson, G. 
60. Farkington, II. S. 
61. Fox, Fred. 
62. Glassgow, Aug. 
63. Grammer, Louis 
64. Giegling, Arthur 
65. Goddard, J. H. 
66. Gillitzin, J. C. 
67. Ghriz,. Peter 
68. Grand, F. 
69. Gollar, Adam 
70. Garner, F. 
71. Houghter, E. M. 
72. Hoot, John 
73. Hennessy, J. 
74. Hazel, Win. 
75. Hutchins, Ed. 
76. Harris, Geo. C. 4 
77. Hamilton, W. B. 
78. Hosmer, Chas. 
79. Horridon, Pat. 
80. Haines, E. C. 
81. Heisse, Henry 
82. Holden, Pat. 
83. Horr, James 
84. Hooper, J. G. 
85. Hough, Isaac 
86. Hapir, A. 
87. Hamilton, L. 
88. Harry, A. 
89. Hurley, W. A. 
90. Jones, Richard 
91. Johnson, Jo. C. 
92. James, John K. 
93. Jones, Samuel 
94. Jones, John A. 
95. Jackson, Yineent 
96. King, L. 
97. King, S. 
98. King, R. 
99. Kelly, W B. 
100. Kneiss, Fred. 
101. Keagg, Thos. 
102. Keelan, W. S. 
103. Luckenbach, F. A. 
104. Lockhart, Chas. 
105. Leather, John 
106. Leavin, Thos. 
107. Liry, M. W. 
108. Longhey, James 
109. Linheart, B. 
110. Linheart, P. 
111. Lindermuth, W. 
112. Liry, S. P. 
113. Lake, N. F. 
114. Mackintosh, W. W. 
115. Miller, Robert 
116. Moore, T. D. 
117. Mackintosh, Wm. 
118. Murphy, Thos. 
119. McGugine, John 
120. McWilliams, Chas. 
121. Miller, Wm. 
122. Morrison, Thos. 
123. Morrison, Moses 
124. McCarthy, Dennis 
125. Martin, H. H. 
126. McGattigan, H. J. 
127. Merrill, C. H. 
128. Madden, Rufus 
129. Merryman, P. 
130. Neeley, Geo. 
131. Orrne, F. D. 
132. Ott, Geo. 
133. Parker, W. H. 
134. Polkinhorn, Chas. 
135. Prohan, John 
136. Putnam, J. A. 
137. Patterson, A. 
138. Patterson, W. 
139. Rollins, Wm. 
140. Roach, H. C. N. 
141. Rupley, Chas. J. 
142. Robingson, John 
143. Reeder, Albert 
144. Ratsell, John 
145. Rutledge, Wm. 
146. Reed, H. W. 
147. Reynolds, Wm. 
148. Riggs, W. 
149 Rapperty, James 
150. Sullivan, W. J. 
151. Sinclair, Geo. 
152. Swing, Lewis 
153. Shelling. Thos. 
154. Shenck, A. W. 
155. Slatford, J. T. 
156. Seibole, L. P. 
157. Sanford, Geo. W. 
158. Slater, J. C. 
159. Shackleford, Thos. 
160. Slider, John 
161. Schillinger, E. 
162. Stevens, Chas. W. 
163. Stevens, Wm. 
164. Smith, Chauncey 
165. Swervant, Wallace. 
166. Shears, Andy 
167. Townsend, Samuel 
168. Turpin, Wm. 
169. Tittirly, J. C. 
170. Tarbox, H. L. 
171. Van Cleve, J. W. 
172. Yesnack, E. 
173. Vauwickle, Bob. 
174. Yanwiekle, Jas. 
175. Webb, J. W. 
176. Wharton, H. R. 5 
177. Williamson, C. B. 
178. Woodward, John 
179. Wolfersberger, Isaac 
180. Walsh, M. 
181. Wiley, Robert 
182. Wood, II. 
183. Worthington, Silas 
184. Wood, Thos. 
185. Willis, Benj. 
186. Young, F. G-. 
187. Zeul, Conrad 
Individual certificates of exchange are not given.. The foregoing 
order covers all cases. 
By order op the Secretary op War: 
E. D. TOWNSEND, 
Assistant Adjutant General.