823

66

344

60

66

20
93

83

Act of Congress making appropriations for pay of two and three years' volunteers.... 257
to facilitate discharge of eplisted men..

257
to authorize appointment of Medical Storekeepers and Chụplains of
hospitals.....

258
to prevent and punish fraud on part of officers entrusted with making
contracts.......

259, 298
making appropriation for payment of Bounty to Volunteers..
to provide for additional Medical Officers of the Volunteer service. 823
to prescribe an Oath of Office..

324
to grant Pensions.......

885
to prevent members of Congress from participation in contracts, eto. 388
probibiting confinernent in Penitentiary of persons in the military
service......

389
to suppress insurrection, to punish treason, etc.....

840
providing for prompt settlement of accounts of disbursing officers... 843
defining Pay and Emoluments of certain officers of the Army.
to amend the act calling forth the Militia, etc.....

847
to reimburse State of Missouri for expense of Arming and Paying
troops....

850
suspending temporarily operation of the Act to Punish Frauds in
Contracts....

851
Actual Travelling Expenses of recruiting officers detailed from Regiments.

163
Adjutant General's Department, promotions and appointments in....

additions to.
grade of Captain abolished in the.....

847
Adjutant General assigned to Army Corps to remain permanently attached....

471
Adjutant and Regimental Quartermaster Company officers....
Adjutants, Regimental, Appointment and Resignation of, to be reported to Adjutant

General.....
Adjutant or Post Commander to forward Mortuary Records to the Adjutant General.. 168

Generals of States to be supplied with Blanks, Books, etc.....
Adair, Lieutenant John, dismissed the service as a Deserter...

247
Advance Bounty payable during existing war......

314
to Nine Months' Volunteers...

348
to Volunteers enlisting in the Regular Army..

411
Additional Article of War for the Government of the Army.

392
African descent, persons of, to be employed for Suppression of Rebellion........ 343, 349

pay of, enrolled in the Military service...
Agents for paying Pensions, compensation of....

388
Aides-de-Camp, President to appoint additional....
to General Officers not to be taken from Regular Army..

101
how reported on Returns....

165
to be selected as authorized in Act of July 29, 1861....

280
additional not to be placed on duty notil appointed by the President. 230
list of.......

306
to be nominated to the Senate..

321, 347
for Corps Commanders to be appointed by the President.

471
Lieutenants appointed, carried on Regimental Rolls as on detached
service....

165
power of apppointing rests exclusively with the President.... 230
Aliens residing in United Stateş not to take a general or qualified Oath of Allegiance. 826

enlisted in the Army thereafter become Citizens of the United States....... 347
Allotment Tickets directed to be introduced in the Volunteer forces.....

89
Allotment Commissioners to be appointed by the President..

219
Roll for payment of families of Volunteers....

163

90

282

349

98

66

66

Allegiance, Oath of, certain officers to take the.......

31
Allen, Colonel Wm. H., Court Martial proceedings iu case of.

158
All Volunteers mustered into Uuited States service paid from date of Company organ-
ization......

100
All Leaves of Absence annulled. ..

351, 364
Allowance of Clothing prescribed, vot to be exceeded except in urgent cases.

238
“ Wagons to Regiments, Batteries and Squadrons...

409
“ Witnesses betore Military Comınissions ....

413
Andrews, Colonel Timothy P., Paymaster General, retired from Active Duty..

451
Applicatiou for Payment in cases of lost Discharge Papers.,...

828
Appointment of Civilians to superintend National Armories abolished.

99
Appointments in the Volunteer force......

104
of additional Paymasters..

110
in the eleren new Regiments .

138
of Major and Brigadier Generals, restrictions on..

368
Approral of authority for Recruiting Details to leare their Regiments..

159
Army, increase of the....

85
Ration increased..

95
of Coffee and Sugar authorized to be Commuted for extract of Coffee... 321
Corps, Fifth, Sixth, Serenth, and Eighth, designation of .......

326
President to Establish and Organize according to his discretion.

349
Officers desigàated for each

849
designation of certain

389
of Virginia formed, and Major General John Pope assigned to Command

364
no Officer connected with the, to seize Cotton or other property

382
Trains and Baggage, regulations for .....

409
of the Potomac, Major General McClellan relieved of Command of the

450
Armorer for certain regiments to be detailed for Repair of Arms ...

453
Arms, inventory and condition of, to be reported to Chief of Ordnance ..

412
Arnold, Brigadier General L. G., ordered to report to Major General Butler.....
Arrest of Officers, in certain cases to cease, if not furnished with copy of charges. 345
Artillery, regimental and battery organization of

386
will be called for and received by Batteries, by the War Department

886
Assistant Surgeons appointed from civil life

43
Surgeon General, office of, created
Surgeons, two allowed for each regiment of Volunteers...

$24
Adjutants General of Divisions and Brigades, not personal staff

158
Coin missary General of Subsistence, allowance of rooms, etc., to the. 452
Assignment to duty of retired Officers of the Army, Navy, and Marine corps

97
of incomplete Organizations to other regiments

103
of Pay of Volunteers for bepefit of their Families

168
of General Staff officers ...

471
Associate Judge Advocate, office of, authorized.

358
Austin, Major J. C., the dismissal of, revoked..

359

253

409

66

4

60

Bands, men Mustered with, who are not Musicians, to be discharged..

224
of regiments to be Mustered out of service
Banks, Major General, assigned to Departmeut of the Shenandoah

84
Gulf..

451
Barnes, Private Jackson, sentence remitted ...
Bates, Brigadier General J. H., to be bonorably discharged

84
Baitles, names of, to be inscribed on Guidons or Colors....

239
Battalion Adjutants, Quartermasters, and Commissaries, pay of

89

to be mustered out of service 348
Beall, Captain Lloyd, dismissed the service

889
Beanar, Lieutenant L. W., cashiered

888
Beaufort, Capture of the town of, announced.

176
Belton, Colonel F. T., retired from service

212
Blank Forms for Regimental and Company use, how obtained.

281
Blank, Receipt in, Officers forbidden to give or take.....

169
Blue Overcoat, Officers in time of actual field service authorized to wear the

177
Board of Inspectors to pass recruits for regular service..

814
Board of Examination on Retiring Officers ...,

96
Naval Officers

97
to determine Disability of officers

102
of candidates for office of Medical Storekeeper

238
to determine fitness of Surgeons for corps of Volunteer Sur-
geons

823
Board and Lodging of recruits not to exceed 40 cents per day.

167
Board of Soldiers in private hospitals

295
Bonds of Medical Purveyors and Storekeepers

350, 390
Bonneville, Colonel B. L. E., retired from service

212
Botticber, Captain dismissed the service...

252
Bounty of $100, to legal heirs of Volunteers ....

89, 168
to soldiers of Old army reönlisting at distant Stations, discontinued

91, 95
Act making appropriation or payment of

323
to heirs of soldiers of Regular Army enlisted since July 1, 1861

823
of Nine and Twelve months' Volunteers

348
and Advance pay discontinued to Volunteers for new regiments, after 15th of
August, 1862....

866
Premium, etc., to recruits for Old regiments..

461
Bowen, Captain T. W., cashiered....

883
Brannan, Brigadier General J. M., assigned to Department of Key West.

223
Breach of Parole, etc.

457
Brigade Bands authorized

345
leaders of, their pay and allowances..

845
Surgeons designated as Surgeons of volunteers

324
rank of, defined...

84
Brooks, Lieutenant Edward J., dismissed the service

85
Brooks, Lieutenant Colonel H., announced as Military Commander at Philadelphia ... 250
Browo, Brigadier General H.,

New York ..... 250
assigned as Chief of Artillery at Camp of Instruction 260
Buckingham, Brigadier General C. P., assigned to duty in War Department

237
Buel, Brigadier General D. C., assigned to Command Department of the Obio.
Buruside, Brigadier General, to Command Department of North Carolina...

223
Major General, to Command Ariny of Potomae..

450
Butler, Major General, assigred to Command Department of Annapolis.

31

temporary Departnent of New England 165
Butler, Assistant Surgeon J. J., stricken from the rolls .

257

175

C.

Cadwallader, Brevet Major General, honorably discharged the service ...

83
Cadet reported deficient, not to be reappointed, unless upon recommendation of Aca-
demic Board......

94
Callender, Captain William H., casbiered...

883
Campbell, Lieutenant Charles C., dismissed the service.

63
Camps of rendezvous and instruction authorized..

101
Quartermaster's at, to make requisitions for Funds

103
Camp, Captain stricken from the rolls....

252
Camp of Instruction for 50,000 men authorized, at Annapolis

260
Camp, Additional Paymaster William F., dropped......

357
Canby, Colonel E. R. S. assigned to Command Department of New Mexico...

175
Captain and Second Lieutenant, when mustered in .....

103
Captains of Companies to report quarterly to Ordnance Department, kind of arms
in use

261
Carlisle Barracks announced as Chaplain Post

118
Cartel established for exchange of Prisoners..

395
Cavalry, the First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth regiments of, designated..... 95, 100
forces, organization of, remodeled .

849
special inspection of, ordered

457
Cemetery Grounds for soldiers dying in the service

846
Certificates of Disability to be accompanied by blank discharge

164
Discharge by Medical Inspectors, how made...

295
Chambliss, Lieutenant N. R., dismissed the service

61
Chaplain, one allowed to each regiment

35, 89, 94
to receive pay and allowance of Captain of cavalry

85
pay of, limited to $100 per month, and two rations per day.

345, 407
how appointed .....

85, 89, 345
authorized for each permanent hospital

258
Chaplains of New York two years' regiments, same pay as Chaplains of other regi-
ments ...

80
of Volunteer regiments to be mustered into service like commissioned offi-

82
of the army, uniform for, described...

177
appointed by the President to be assigned to duty by Surgeon General 822
leaves of absence to ...

822
not to be held as Prisoners of War

334
must meet requirements of Sec. 8, Act of July 17, 1862.

887, 407
employed at Chaplain Posts to reside thereat.

407
Chaplain Posts designated ...

113, 168, 224, 419, 452
Chapin, Captain Gurden, restored to service

176
Chief Medical officer in charge of General Hospitals, responsibility of, respecting dis-
charges

87
Chief Quartermaster, surplus wagons to be turned over to

409
to organize supply trains.......

409
Chesapeake and Obio Canal Company, respecting property of .

254
Christie, Lieutenant S. L., dismissed the service ....

386
Churcbill, Colonel and Brevet Brigadier General Sylvester, retired from service.. 212

death of, ap pounced. 468
Citizens liable to Draft not allowed to go to a foreign country....

864
Civil Surgeons tendering services for sick and wounded, allowances of..

2.54
authorized to examine applicants for Invalid Pensions

837
Claims for expenditures in the Department of the West...

241
Clark, Captain Sinith H., cashiered....

383

cers .....

14

Clements, Private Lawrence, sentence in case of

6
Clothing, statement of cost of, and camp, and garrison equipage.....

169, 403
allowance prescribed in Army Regulations not to be exceeded, except in
urgent cases .....

238
of New York Volunteers, prices of...,

245
accounts to be settled after one year's service..

359
Cole, Lieutenant Alonzo A., Court Martial proceedings in case of .

411
Colorado and Nebraska included in Department of the Missouri

408
Commanders of regiments to render promptly monthly return of troops

158
requiring recruits to make requisition therefor on Superin-
tendents of Recruiting .....

180
of Armies, Departments, etc., to forward copies of their orders to Adju-
tant General

255
of Departments and Army Corps, to direct frequent'inspection of bag-
gage traips .....

390
of Posts, to seize Military clothing, etc., disposed of by soldiers

412
Commanding officers of volunteer regiments raised under direct acceptances, to for-

ward muster rolls to Governors ... 169
to report vacancies...

113
to keep up maximum strength of coin-
mr.ands

153
below the maximum, to report state of
their commands....

160
to aid Military Superintendent of Telegraph lines,

251
Commandant of Rendezvous under the Draft, duties of .

361
pay of......

462
Commissioned officers of Volunteers, allowances of, from place of enrolmeut to place
of muster

82
entitled to pay from date of muster in

151
Commissioners to determine compensation for Railroad and Telegraph companies
when taken by the United States.....

227
Commissioner of Pensions, twenty additional clerks authorized in the office of

323
to superintend return of absent officers and men

352
for each County under the draft.....

360
Commissioners to superintend Drafting, pay of, etc.

462
Commissions by the President to Volunteer officers considered same as by Governors 241
Cominissaries to purchase Company savings.....

164, 217
Commissary General of Prisoners, regulations concerning...

248, 419
Headquarters of, changed to Detroit..

252, 408
to furnish War Department with list of Prison-

257, 297
Department to issue rations to Signal parties

258
Commissaries of Subsistence, once assigned to an army corps to remain permanently
attached...

471
Company Commanders to account for Funds derived from surplus rations

164
to state particularly cause of Disability in cases of discharge.. 166
Quartermaster Sergeant, pay of ...

85, 89
officers to be paid on Company rolls .

299
Companies to be sent to camps of rendezvous as fast as mustered ...

108
Compensation as to persons and property of persons of African descent .

367
Commutation of Rations not payable to recruiting parties while at their stations..... 224

of sick and wounded soldiers by the States from which they
come...

255, 256
of Forage when it cannot be had in kind

890
discontinued....

344

ers.