ADJUTANT GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT. SUBJECT INDEX OF THE GENERAL ORDERS OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT, FROM JANUARY 1, 1809, TO DECEMBER 31, 1860. COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTION OP BRIGADIER GENERAL RICHARD C. DRUM, Adjutant General U. S. Army, BY JEREMIAH C. ALLEN, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. WASHINGTON: GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 1886. CONTENTS. Page. Page. Absence on account of 111 Health 3 Absentees 3 Absent on Leave 3 Absence without Leave 3 Account 3 Accounting Officers— 3 Accounts 3 Accoutrements 4 Acts of Congress 4 Additional Pay 5 Adjutant - 5 Adjutant and Inspector General 5 Adjutant General 5 Adjutant General’s Department 6 Adjutants 7 Adjutants General 7 Admonition 7 Advances 7 Agents 7 i Aid-de-Camp 7 J Aids-de-Camp 8 Alexandria Volunteers 8 Aliens 8 Allowance— - 8 Allowances 9 Ambulances 9 Anniversary 9 Antiscorbutics 9 Appeal 9 Appointment - 9 Appointments 10 Appropriation 11 Ardent spirits 11 Arkansas 12 Arkansas Regiments 12 Armorers 12 Armory - 12 Arms 12 Army ___ 12 Army and Navy Chronicle 14 Army Register 14 Arrest. 14 Arsenal 15 Arsenals 15 Artificer 15 Artificers 15 Artillerists 15 Artillerists’ Manual. 15 Artillery 15 Artillery Corps for Instruction 19 Artillery Instruction 19 Artillery Practice 19 Artillery School « 19 Artillery Tactics 20 Assessments 20 Assistant Quartermasters 20 Attorney General 20 Augusta Arsenal 20 A. Baggage. 20 Band 20 Bands 21 Barracks _ 21 Baton Rouge 21 Batteries '' 21 Battery 21 Bayou Dupre, La * 21 Beats 21 Bedsteads ’ ’2l Belle Fontain 21 Bellona Arsenal. " 21 Belts _ 21 Blank Cartridges ' 21 Blanks 21 Board ~_ 21 Board of Inspectors ~ ~ ~ 25 Board of Survey ” ” 25 Boards of Sjirvey " 25 Boat Builders ””” 25 Boats 25 Bombardiers ' _ 29 Bonds... 26 Book- 26 Books 26 Boots 26 Bounties 26 Bounty. 26 Bounty Land 97 Boys 27 Bread 27 Brenton’s Point 27 Brevet 27 Brevet Appointments ~ ” ”'"' 28 Brevet Command 2g Brigadier General -------- Brigadier Generals ‘ 2g Britisb Deserters ' 28 British Subjects ~ 28 Bucking. " ;Jg Bugles —:::::::::::: 28 Bureau Umcers 28 Bureaus * 28 B. O. Cadet 2g' Cadets Calls. 29 Camp Armistead 29 Camp Eaton, C. N 29 Camp Equipage 29 Camp of Instruction 39 Camp Stockton 39 Canada Frontier 39 Candidates ' 39 Cannon 39 Cantonment ~ 39 Cantonment at Greenbusli 39 CONTENTS. Page. Page. Cantonment Atkinson 30 Cantonment Brooke 30 Cantonment Clinch 31 Cantonment Gibson 31 Cantonment Leavenworth 31 Cantonment Towson— 31 Cantonments in Georgia— 31 Caps 31 Captains 31 Carbine 31 Carbine Exercise 31 Carlisle, Pa 31 Carlisle Barracks 31 Cartridges 31 Castle Pinckney 31 Casualties 31 Cavalry 32 Cavalry Corps 32 Cavalry Force 32 Cavalry Tactics 32 Censure 1 32 Certificate 32 Certificate for Pension 32 Certificate of Disability 32 Certificate of Ordinary Disability 33 Certificates of Disability 33 Certificates of Discharge 33 Certificates of Merit 33 Challenge 33 Change of Name ... 33 Chaplain *. 33 Chaplains 33 Chaplain Posts 33 Charges 34 Charleston Harbor 34 Charts 34 ChefMenteur 34 Cherokee Indians 34 Cherokee Nation 34 Chicago 34 Chickasaw Nation 34 Chief of Engineers 35 Chief of Ordnance 35 Chief of Staff 35 Choctaw Nation 35 Cincinnati, Ohio 35 Citizen 35 Citizens 35 Citizens’ Dress 35 Civil Functions 35 Civilians 35 Claims 36 Clerk. 36 Clerks 36 Clothing 36 Clothing Account 38 Clothing Books 38 Clothing Bureau 38 Clothing Depot 38 Coast Survey 38 Coffee 38 Colors 38 Colt’s Eevolver 38 Columbia Barracks 38 Command 38 Commander - 38 Commander-in-Chief 38 Commanding Officers 39 Commendatory Orders 39 Commissaries 39 | Commissaries of Subsistence 39 | Commissary 39 Commissary Department 39 Commissary General 39 Commissary General of Ordnance .... 40 Commissary General of Purchases 40 ; Commissary General of Subsistence .. 40 Commissary of Subsistence 40 Commission 40 Commissioner of Indian Aifairs 40 Commissioners 40 Commissions 40 Communication 40 j Communications -- 40 Commutation 40 | Company Commanders 41 Company Funds 41 ; Compensation 41 Conductor of Artillery 41 i Confinement 41 Consolidation 41 Contract 41 Contractors 41 Contracts 42 Convicts 42 ! Cook 42 Cooks 42 Corporal Punishment 42 Correspondence 42 Council Bluffs 42 Council of Administration 42 Counsel.. 43 Court-Martial 43 : Courts-Martial, Trial hy 50 i Court of Inquiry 59 | Courts of Inquiry 65 1 Credit 65 i Creek Agency - 65 j Creek Nation 66 ! Cumberland Eoad 66 Death. Penalty 66 Death Sentence 66 Decision . 66 Decisions 67 Department No. 1 67 Department No. 2 ----- 67 Department No. 3 67 Department No. 4 67 Department No. 5 68 Department No. 6 68 Department No. 7 68 Department No. 8 - 68 Department No. 9 68 Department No. 10 69 Department No. 11 69 Department Commanders __ 69 Department of California 59 Department of Florida 69 Department of New Mexico 69 Department of Oregon 69 Department of Texas 69 Department of the East. 69 Department of the Pacific ; 69 Department of the West 70 Departments 70 Depositories 7p D. CONTENTS. Page. Page. Depot 70 Descriptive Lists 70 Descriptive Rolls 70 Deserter 70 Deserters , 70 Desertion 71 Desiccated Tegetables 71 Detached Service 71 Detachment 71 Detail 71 Detroit 72 Disbursing Officers 72 Disbursements 72 Discharge 72 Discharge—(without claim to retained bounty or land.) 74 Discharge 75 Discharged 76 Discharged Soldiers 76 Discharges 76 Dismissal {Summary) 76 Dismissals 77 District 77 District of Columbia 77 District of Columbia and Maryland Battalion of Volunteers 77 District of Columbia and Maryland Regiment of Volunteers 77 District of the Platte 77 Districts 77 Division of the North 77 Division of the South 78 Divisions.. 78 Double Ration Post 78 Double Ration Posts 78 Double Rations 78 Draft 78 Drafts 78 Dragoons ” 78 Dragoon Post 80 Dress g0 Dropped from the Rolls 80 Drums 80 Due Bills ’’’ 80 Duel 80 Duties 80 Expenses of the Army 84 Exports 84 Extra Compensation 84 Extra Duty 84 Extra-Duty Men 84 Extra Pay .. 84 Farm Property 85 Fatigue Duty 85 Field and Staff 85 Field Artillery 85 Field Officers 85 Final Statements 85 Fines 85 Fire-Arms 85 Firing 85 Florida 85 Forage 86 Foreigners 86 Form 86 Forms 86 Fort t 86 Fort Adams 87 Fort Arbuckle 87 Fort Armstrong 87 Fort Atkinson 87 Fort Barrancas 87 Fort Bliss 87 Fort Brady 87 Fort Breckenridge 87 Fort Brooke 87 Fort Buchanan 87 Fort Carroll 87 Fort Caswell 87 Fort Clinch 88 Fort Columbus 88 Fort Colville 88 Fort Constitution 88 Fort Craig 88 Fort Crawford 88 Fort Dearborn 88 Fort Delaware 88 Fort Des Moines 88 Fort Dodge 88 Fort Gaines 89 Fort Garland 89 Fort Gibson * 89 Fort Gratiot .. 89 Fort Hamilton 89 Fort Howard 89 Fortifications 89 Fort Independence 89 Fort Jackson 89 Fort Jefferson 89 Fort Jesup 89 Fort Johnson 90 Fort Johnston 90 Fort Kearney 90 Fort King 90 Fort Knox 90 Fort La Fayette 90 Fort Laramie 90 Fort Livingstone 90 Fort Mackinac 90 Fort Macomb 90 Fort Macon 90 Fort Marion 90 Fort McHenry 90 F. E. Eastern Department 80 Eastern Division 80 Effects 81 Ellis’ Island 81 Embargo Laws 81 Emigrants 81 Engineer Department 81 Engineer Duty 81 Engineering 81 Engineers 81 Enlisted Man 82 Enlisted Men 82 Enlistment 83 Enlistments 83 Enlistment Papers 83 Equipments 83 Escort 83 Estimates 83 Examination 83 Exchange 83 Expenditures 83 IV CONTENTS. Page. Page. Fort Mcßee 90 Fort Michilimacinac ... 90 Fort Mifflin 90 Fort Mitchell 91 Fort Mojave 91 Fort Montgomery 91 Fort Morgan 91 Fort Moultrie 91 Fort Niagara 91 Fort Ontario 91 Fort Pickens 91 Fort Pike 91 Fort Porter 91 Fort Preble 91 Fort Pulaski 91 Fortresses 91 Fortress Monroe 91 Fort Ridgely ... 92 Fort Riley 92 Fort Ripley • 92 Forts 92 Fort Schuyler 92 Fort Scott 92 Fort Severn 92 Fort Shelby 92 Fort Smith 92 Fort Snelling 92 Fort St. Anthony 92 Fort Stanton 92 Fort Stockton 92 Fort Sullivan 93 Fort Sumter 93 Fort Taylor 93 Fort Thorn 93 Fort Towson 93 Fort Vancouver 93 Fort Warren 93 Fort Washington 93 Fort Wayne 93 Fort Winnebago 93 Fort Winthrop 93 Fort Wolcott 93 Fort Wood 93 Frankford Arsenal, Pa 93 Franking Privilege 93 Fresh Beef 93 Frontiers 94 Fuel 94 Funds 94 Funeral 94 Furlough 94 Furloughs 95 Guides 97 Gun 97 Gun-boats 97 Gun Carriages. 97 Gunnery 97 Gunpowder 97 Guns 97 H. Hair 97 Half-pay 97 Hancock Barracks 97 Harbor of New York 98 Hard Labor 98 Hats . 98 Headquarters 98 Headquarters of the Army 98 Health 98 Height 98 Honors 98 Horse Equipments 98 Horse Furniture 99 Horse Medicines 99 Horses 99 Hospital 99 Hospital Rations 99 Hospitals 99 Hospital Stewards 99 Hospital Stores 100 Hospital Supplies 100 Hostage. 100 Howitzers 100 Illinois Militia 100 Imports 100 Indian Affairs 100 Indian Country 100 Indian Department 101 Indian Duty 101 Indian Emigration 101 Indian Hostilities 101 Indian Lands... 101 Indian Massacre 101 In d mil Tribes 101 Indians 101 India Rubber Carriage Apparatus ...102 Indorsing - 102 Infantry ; 102 Infantry School of Instruction 105 Infantry Tactics 105 Inspecting Officers 105 Inspection 105 Inspection Returns Kg Inspections 106 Inspector 106 Inspector General 106 Inspectors 107 Inspectors General 107 Instruction.- 107 Instruction for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot 107 Instructions 107 Instructor of Artillery 108 Instruments 108 Intoxicating Drinks log Intruders log Inventories log Inventory log I. GK Gambling 95 Garden 95 Gardens 95 Garrison Equipage 95 Garrison 95 General-in-Chief 96 General Officers 96 General Orders . 96 General Orders Book 96 General Service 96 General Staff 96 Graduates 97 Grenadiers 97 Greenleafs Point 97 Guard 97 CONTENTS. Page. Page. lowa (State of) 108 Issues to Soldiers 108 Military District No. 3 118 Military District No. 4 118 Military District No. 5 118 Military District No. 6 118 Military District No. 7 118 Military District No. 8- 118 Military District No. 9 118 Military District No. 10 118 Military Districts 118 Military Force 118 Military Post... 118 Military Posts 118 Military Secretary 119 Military Sites 119 Military Stations , 119 Military Storekeeper 119 Military Storekeepers..’ 119 Military Stores 119 Militia 119 Militia Draft 119 Militia Service 419 Minnesota (State of). 120 Minors 420 Money 120 Monthly Statements 120 Monthly Summary Statements 120 Monuments 120 Mortars 420 Mounted Men 420 Mounted Rangers 120 Mounted Riflemen 421 Mulattoes ; 424 Musicians 424 Muskets 424 Mustaches 424 Muster 424 Mustering Mustering Officer 424 Mustering Officers 121 Muster Out ] 121 Muster Roll Muster Rolls J. Jackets 108 Jefferson Barracks 108 Journal 108 Journals 109 Judge Advocate 109 Judge Advocates 109 Key West 109 Knapsacks 109 K. L. Laborers 109 Lallemand’s Treatise on Artillery 109 Land 409 Land Forces 409 Lands ; 409 Land Warrant 409 Land Warrants _ 440 Laundresses 440 Lazaretta Barracks 440 Laws 440 Lead Mines 440 Leaves of Absence 440 Letters 444 Lieutenant General 444 Life-boat 444 Light Artillery 444 Light Infantry 444 Live Oak 444 Madison Barracks 141 Magazine 442 Major Generals 442 Manual 442 Marine Corps 442 Marine Hospital. 442 Marines . 112 Mechanics ’ ’ 442 Medical Attendance 442 Medical Attendants 442 Medical Board 442 Medical Bureau 444 Medical Certificate 444 Medical Corps 444 Medical Department 444 Medical Officers 444 Medical Rules 115 Medical Services 115 Medical Staff I 115 Medical Supplies 115 Medicines 115 Memorial.. 445 Mexican War 1115 Mexico *"’*** 115 Mileage 116 Military '* * 116 Military Academy 116 Military Asylum 117 Military Board 117 Military Bureaus 117 Military Convicts 117 Military District No. 1 117 Military District No. 2 118 M. N. National Armory 122 National Police Gazette 122 National Road 122 National Salute 122 Negroes I" 122 New Castle, Delaware 122 New Mexico _ 122 New Orleans ’ ' 123 New York Harbor ~ i' 123 Non-Commissioned Officers 123 Non-Commissioned Staff 123 North Carolina Militia 123 Northern Division 123 Northern Pacific Exploring and Sur- veying Expedition 123 Nurse 123 Nurses 123 O. Oath 123 Obituary 123 Office 124 Officer 124 Officers 124 Offices 128 VI CONTENTS. Page. Page. Old Point Comfort 128 Opinion 128 Order 130 Orderlies 180 Orderly 131 Orders 131 Ordnance 131 Ordnance Board 131 Ordnance Corps 131 Ordnance Department 131 Ordnance Depot 132 Ordnance Depots 132 Ordnance Duty 132 Ordnance Officer 132 Ordnance Sergeants 133 Ordnance Service 133 Ordnance Storehouse 133 Ordnance Stores 133 Ordnance Supplies 133 Orphan Children 133 Orphans 133 Overalls 133 Promotions 141 Property 141 Public Animals 141 Publications 142 Public Buildings 142 Public Money 142 Public Property 142 Q. Quarantine 142 Quartermaster 142 Quartermaster General 142 Quartermasters 143 Quartermaster’s Department 143 Quarters 144 Rank 144 Ration 145 Rations 146 Receipts 146 Records 146 Recruiting 146 Recruiting Accounts 147 Recruiting Circular - 147 Recruiting Department 147 Recruiting Depot 147 Recruiting Districts 147 Recruiting Fund 147 Recruiting Funds 147 Recruiting Officers 147 Recruiting Regulations 147 Recruiting Sergeant - 147 Recruiting Service - 148 Recruits 149 Re-enlistment - 151 Regimental Funds 151 Regimental Officers 151 Regiments . - 151 Regulations 151 Regulation Sword and Belt 156 Reinstatement 156 Reorganization of the Array 156 Report 157 Reports 157 Reprimand 157 Requisitions 158 Resignation 158 Resignations 158 Resolution 158 Resolutions of Congress 158 Restored 158 Retained Pay 158 Returns 158 Reveille - 160 Revenue Laws. 160 Revenue Officers 160 Revision 160 Reward 160 Richmond Volunteers 160 Rifle 160 Rifle Companies 160 Rifle Factory 160 Riflemen 160 Rifle Regiments 160 Right of Command 160 Road 161 Rolls 161 R. P. Pacific Division 133 Pardon 134 Parole 134 Patent Rifles 13*4 Pay 134 Pay Accounts 135 Pay Department 135 Pay Districts 135 Paymaster General 136 Paymasters 136 Payments 136 Peace Establishment 136 Penalties 136 Pension 137 Pension Certificate 137 Pensions 137 Per Diem 137 Petite Coquille 137 Physicians 137 Pikeville Arsenal 137 Pistol 137 Pistols . ..137 Plans 137 Plattsburg 137 Plattsburg Barracks •. 137 Police 137 “Porter’s Self-loading Gun” 137 Post 137 Postage 138 Postage Accounts 138 Post Fund 138 Post Funds 138 Post of Chicago 138 Post Office 138 Post Returns 139 Posts 139 Premium 139 Premiums 139 Presents 139 President of the United States 140 Prisoners of War 140 Private Physicians 140 Proclamation 140 Professors 140 Promotion 140 CONTENTS. VII Page. Page, Rules and Regulations for the Field Service and Maneuvers of Infantry.. 163 Rules 163 Surgeon’s Certificate 170 Surveys 170 Sutler 170 Sutlers 171 Sword and Belt 171 Sword-Master ■ 171 Swords 171 System of Inspection for Field Artil- lery 171 Sachet’s Harbor 163 Saddles 163 Salute 163 Salutes 163 San Antonio, Tex 163 San Diego, Cal 163 San Francisco, Cal 163 Santa Fe Traders 163 Sappers, Miners, and Pontoniers 164 Savannah 164 Schoolmasters 164 School of Practice 164 Sea-fencibles 164 Seat of Government 164 Secretary . " 494 Secretary of War V.'.V.V. 164 Second Auditor ’ 164 Seminole Agency 164 Seminole Indians 164 Sentence , ’ ’ 454 Sentences 165 Sergeants .'”".165 Servants 495 Settlers ’ 166 Ship Carpenters ■ 166 sick 166 Signal Officer 166 Soldiers ' 199 Soldiers’ Book 166 Soldiers’ Home 167 Southern Division 167 Southwestern Frontier 167 Special Orders 167 “ Special Report ” 167 Special Service ... 167 spii-if : ie? Spirituous Liquors . 167 Spring Wagons ” 167 Spy Company 167 Staff ”” ””167 Staff Appointments 168 Staff Corps 193 Staff Departments 168 Staff Officers 168 Standards ” ” ” ” 168 Stationery 168 Stations 168 Steamship San Francisco 168 St. Mark’s, Fla 168 Stoppages * ....168 Storekeepers 169 Subalterns ’ ..169 Sublime Porte 169 Subsistence 169 Subsistence Department 169 Subsistence Stores 169 Substitute 169 Sugar 169 Superintendent 169 Supplies ’ 170 Supply Table ” ” ” ” ” 170 Supreme Court 170 Surgeon General 170 Surgeons 170 s. Tactics 171 Talmas 172 Tape-primer Lock 172 Target Practice ’ 172 Tax Tea 172 Teachers Tents Texas 472 Timber 472 Topographical Bureau 472 Topographical Department 172 Topographical Duty ’’472 Topographical Engineers 172 Topographical Rangers 473 Tower Transfer (of Officers) ’ * 473 Transfer (of Enlisted Men) .'.'.”.174 Transportation 474 Travel Pay Treasury Draft ] 474 Treasury Scrip '.” ”.175 Treaty Treaty of Peace * _ 475 Trial Troops Turkish Vice-Admiral ' 473 T. U. Unifrom 479 United States 477 IJtab Expedition 177 Utrich Point 477 Vacancies 4 77 Vaccination " 477 Vegetables ' 477 Vermont 477 Virginia Militia 177 Voltigeurs * 477 Volunteer 477 Volunteer Corps 477 Volunteer Forces 177 Volunteers ] 477 Volunteer Staff 173 V ouchers 178 V. Wagons 178 A agon 1 rains 170 Waiters ”170 war rKI War Department 479 Ward Masters Washington Arsenal ’ ’ 479 Western Borders 479 Western Department ” 479 W. CONTENTS Page- Page. Western Military Asylum 179 Western Division 179 West Point 180 Whiskers 180 Whisky 180 Whisky Ration 180 White Lead 180 Widows 180 Witness 180 Witnesses 180 Women 181 Working Hours 181 Works 181 SUBJECT INDEX. Absence on account of 111 Health. Absentees. (See Regulations) - 48,1833 (See Officers) - 63,1831 Absent on Leave. Officers, are to report their address to the adjutants of their regiments and to the Adjutant General of the Army monthly 49, iggg Absence Without Leave. Account. {See Regulations) - .' ...48,1833 No, will be allowed for expenditures in the Quartermaster’s Department unless they shall have been made in strict conformity with Regula- tions ..52,1834 Accounting Officers. {See Allowances).... September 30,1842 Accounts. Directs all officers, commissaries, contractors, agents, and all others hay- ing unsettled, with the War Department, to forthwith state and trans- mit the same to the accountant for settlement April 11,1815 Names the disposition to be made by officers of all, &c., in their posses- sion, belonging to the Government April 17 h orbids the transfer of officers’ pay, for amounts which are not actually due; should an officer transfer his pay, he will immediately communi- cate the fact to the Paymaster General and to the paymaster by whom such, are expected to be paid, &c... June 9,1827 Respecting clothing to be charged against and credited to soldiers in the final settlement of their, April 5,1828 Relates to the, of private physicians for attendance on officers and their families April 4> 1829 (*ee Medical Attendance) 24,1830 IJiieots that the quarterly, of the “Post Fund” be forthwith transmitted to the A. G. Office 35 ( See Orderlies ) April 7 1831 (See Quartermaster’s Department) 52', 1834 Publishes circular from the Second Controller—that in order to facilitate the settlement of, an officer who charges anything additional growing out of a Regulation, will hereafter be required to state the paragraph, if under the Regulations—if not, to give the date of it 26,1837 r orbids disbursing officers and public agents paying the, of private phy- sicians for attending troops unless par. 21, article 49, of the Regula- tions have been complied Avith 74 Appointment of a board of officers to convene in Tallahassee, Florida, to investigate the, arising from the militia service in Florida 14,1841 {See Regulations) 2,1842 All officers of the Army, all commissaries, paymasters, contractors and agents, and all other persons having unsettled, with the War Depart- ment, or moneys received from the Treasury or collected in Mexico, are required forthwith to state and transmit the same to the proper bureau for settlement, &c - 35,1848 Act to proA’ide for the settlement of the, of public officers and others who may have received moneys from military contributions or other- wise, in Mexico 18,1849 Relates to recruiting, June 6,1850 Respecting the rendering of, &c 45 4g 1851 (See Recruiting Accounts) 03’ 4 SUBJECT INDEX. Accounts—Continued. Regimental and post fund, forwarded to the Adjutant General, must be accompanied by a return of property purchased under the authority of the Council of Administration I .6,1852 {See Paymasters) 7,1858 Accouterments. {See Returns) .June 3,1815 (See Arms) 36,1821 Respecting additional pay to company officers responsible for clothing, arms, and, June 16,1827 Relates to the cleaning of, and directs the discontinuance of the use of white lead for that purpose 64,1831 The new, to be issued to the Artillery and Infantry ...63,1832 Acts of Congress. An act to alter and amend the sixty-fifth article of the first section of an act entitled “An act for establishing rules and articles for the gov- ernment of the armies of the United States”—passed April 10, 1806— approved May 29, 1830 45,1830 {See Laws) 16,1838 An act providing for the prosecution of the existing war between the United States and the Republic of Mexico—approved May 13, 1846.14,1846 An act supplemental to an act entitled “An act providing for the prose- cution ot the existing war between the United States and the Repub- lic of Mexico,” and for other purposes—approved June 18, 1846 21 An act relating to the United States land forces 34 An act to encourage enlistments in the Regular Army 2,1847 An act to raise for a limited time an additional military force, and for other purposes—approved January 12, 1847 --4 An act making provisions for an additional number of general officers, and for other purposes—approved March 3, 1847 - 9 An act to provide clothing for volunteers in the service of the United States—approved January 26, 1848 -—6,1848 An act to amend an act entitled “An act supplemental to an act entitled ‘An act providing for the prosecution of the existing war between the United States and the Republic of Mexico/” and for other pur- poses—approved July 19, 1848 _ 39 An act making provisions for an additional number of general officers, and for other purposes—approved March 3, 1847... 4,1849 An act granting five years’ half pay to certain widows and orphans of officers and enlisted men, both regular and volunteers—approved Feb- ruary 22, 1849 18 An act to provide for an increase of the Medical Staff and for an addi- tional number of Chaplains of the Army of the United States—ap- proved March 2, 1849 18 An act concerning the pay department of the Army—approved March 2, 1849 18 An act to allow subsistence to certain Arkansas and other volunteers, who have been prisoners of war in Mexico—approved March 2, 1849.18 An act to provide for the settlement of accounts of public officers and others who may have received moneys arising from military contribu- tions, or otherwise, in Mexico—approved March 3, 1849 18 An act to provide for the payment of horses and other property lost or destroyed in the military service of the United States—approved March 3,1849 .• 18 An act to increase the rank and file of the Army, and to encourage en- listments—approved June 17,1850 - 20,1850 An act to found a Military Asylum for the relief and support of invalid and disabled soldiers of the Army of the United States—approved March 3, 1851 14,1851 An act for the relief of the United States troops who were sufferers by the recent disaster to the steamship San Francisco—approved March 28, 1854 5,1854 An act to increase the pay of the rank and file of the Army and to en- courage enlistments—approved August 4, 1854, [See G. O. No. 16, of 1854, for ‘ ‘ Instructions ”] .. 12 An act making appropriations for. the support of the Army for the year ending June 30, 1856—approved March 3, 1855 2,1855 SUBJECT INDEX. Acts of Congress—Continued. An act providing for a necessary increase and better organization of the Medical and Hospital Department of the Army—approved August 16, 1856 11,1856 An act to increase the pay of the officers of the Army—approved Feb- ruary 21, 1857 2,1857 An act making appropriations for the support of the Army for the year ending the thirtieth of June 1858—approved March 3, 1857 3 An act to supply deficiencies in the appropriation for the fiscal year end- ing June 30,1857—approved March 3, 1857 3 An act making appropriations for the support of the Army for the year ending June 30, 1859—approved June 12, 1858 7,1858 An act making appropriations for the support of the Army for the year ending June 30, 1860—approved March 30, 1859 6,1859 An act making appropriations for the support of the Army for the year ending June 30, 1861—approved June 21, 1860 18, 1860 Additional Pay. An advance of three months’, to be made to officers discharged under act of March 3, 1815 : April 17,1815 A company commander not to forfeit his claim to the $lO.OO per month, as compensation for responsibilities with respect to clothing, arms, &c., when temporarily absent on duty for a less period than one month; nor when absent with leave not exceeding three days at any one time June 16,1827 Respecting the, of $2.00 per month to enlisted men. (See Opinion) .. .59,1851 (See Decision) ' 16,1855 Adjutant. Revokes the appointment of an, at the Artillery School of Practice 26,1829 Announces the appointment of 2d Lt. Maynadier, Ist Artillery, as, of the Artillery School of Practice .... 52,1831 Adjutant and Inspector General. Assignment of Lt. Col. John Whiting, sth Infantry, to temporary duty as, July 17,1809 Assignment of Lt. Col. John Whiting, sth Infantry, to temporary duty as, - June 30,1810 Assignment of Col Wm. Beall, to temporary duty as, june 25,1811 Assignment of Captain James Gibson, to duty as, August 30 The office of, temporarily merged into the Adjutant General’s Depart- ment July 14,1812 Announces the appointment of Daniel Parker as, with the rank, pay, and emoluments of a brigadier general November 23,1814 Adjutant General. Announces the appointment of Lt. Col. Alexander Macomb, of the Corps of Engineers, to the duties of, of the Array May 1,1812 Announces appointment of Capt. Washington Lee, as Assistant,.. July 12 Announces the appointment of Col. Thomas H. Cushing, 2d Infantry, totheposition of, of the Army, with the rank of brigadier general. July 14 Assignment of Major Nicoll, A. & I. General, to duty as assistant to the, July 14 Announces appointment of Capt. Enos Cutler, 7th Infantry, as Ass'ist- ailG - February 15,1813 Directs that all communications and reports, heretofore addressed to the, be hereafter addressed to the Adjutant and Inspector General. April 13 Assistant, Robert Dunn, assigned to the Bth Military District.September 2 Assistant Inspector General J. R- Bell to perform the duties of, in the room of Col. Walbach, until further orders May 28,1814 Major George P. Peters, announced as Assistant, to rank from August 29, 1814 1 September 28 Directs the, of the several Districts and Divisions to transmit to the A. , and I. General’s Office, the names of all officers who fail to report themselves for duty conformably with this order. (See Officers) December 29 Announces transfer ot Major Christopher Vanderventer, Deputy Quar- termaster General, to the Adjutant General’s Department as Assist- ant) ‘—January 11,1815 6 SUBJECT INDEX. Adjutant General—Continued. Announces transfer of Col. A.P.Hayne, Inspector General, to fill the place of Col. William Gumming as, April 8,1815 Announces the appointment of Capt. Perrin Willis, late of the old 2d Infantry, to the position of Assistant, April 4,1817 Assignment of Assistants, . January 7,1818 Brigadier General Henry Atkinson to be, from the first of June next .May 17,1821 Lieutenant E. Kirby, Aid-de-Camp to Major General Brown, to perform the duties of, until further orders June 1 The standards and hooks of record appertaining to the late regiments of Light Artillery, Bth Infantry, and Rifle Regiment, which have been broken up under the act of Congress reducing the Army, to he transmit- ted to the office of the, 5 Directs Colonel J. Gadsden, of the Army, to enter upon the duties of his office, relieving Lieutenant Kirby, who, when relieved, will resume his duties as Aid-de-Camp to the Commanding General 19 Announces appointment of Colonel James Gadsden, Inspector General, to he, 21 Detail of Major Nourse, to act as, of the Army, temporarily 24,1822 Appointment of Colonel Roger Jones, as, of the Army ... 29,1825 Lieutenant Cooper, 4th Artillery, to act as, until further orders -January 27,1830 (See Court Martial) 7 Assignment of rooms' in the War Office to the, 31 Resignation of Brevet Captain Keyes, as Assistant, 54,1838 Assigns Captain E. Schriver, Assistant, to the staff of Brigadier General AVool 51,1841 Assigns Brevet Captain and Assistant, Prentiss to duty at the headquar- ters of the Western Division, and Brevet Captain Bliss, Assistant, to duty at the headquarters off the 2d Military Department 82 (See Regiments) September 30,1842 Assignment of Assistant, Samuel Cooper, to duty at Headquarters 3d Military Department, and Assistant, James H. Prentiss, to the Ist Mil- itary Department . 28,1843 Assistant, L. Thomas, assigned to duty with Major General Scott; As- sistant, W. W. Mackall, to duty with Major General Butler, command- ing Ist Division, U. S. Volunteers; and Assistant, George Deas, to duty with Brigadier General Wool j 58,1846 (See Rations) 9,1847 Assistant, E. R. S. Canby, assigned to Department No. 10; Assistant, D. C. Buell, assigned to duty with Brevet Major General Twiggs 53, 1848 Assistant, Mackall, assigned to the Headquarters of Departments Nos. 3 and 4, at Baltimore, and will report to Brevet Major General Gaines ; Assistant, Deas is assigned to the Headquarters of the 3d Division, and will report to Brevet Major General Smith 54 Assistant, George Deas, relieved from his assignment to the staff of Bre- vet Major General Smith, and ordered to report to Brevet Major Gen- eral Worth 61 Assistant, F. A. Page, assigned to Department No. 9.. 24,1849 Assistant I. McDowell, assigned to duty at the Headquarters of the Army 30 Assistant, Canby, to repair to Washington, and report for orders at the Headquarters of the Army ~ 12,1851 Assistant, D. C. Buell, assigned to duty in Department No. 9 17 Assistant, Canby, to report for duty at the Pacific Division; Assistant, Hooker, to proceed to Washington and report for orders; Assistant, McDowell assigned to duty at Headquarters of Department No. 6 .27 Capt. Edmund Schriver announced as Assistant, at the Headquarters of the Army in Florida. (See G. O. No. 1. Headquarters of the Army)... - 1860 Adjutant General’s Department. Act to add to the, one Assistant Adjutant General with rank, pay, and emoluments of a lieutenant colonel of Cavalry, and two Assistant Adjutant Generals with the brevet rank, pay, and emoluments of a captain of Cavalry 9,1847 (See Discharge ) 39,1848 Repeals so much of the third section of act of July 19, 1848, as relates to officers of the, 18,1849 Announces promotions in the, 31,1852 SUBJECT INDEX Adjutant General’s Office. Lieutenant Cooper, 4th Artillery, to take charge of the, and act as Ad- jutant General of the Army, until further orders January 27,1830 Relieves Second Lieutenant J. H. Prentiss, Ist Artillery, from duty in the,; assigns Second Lieutenant E. Schriver, 2d Artillery, to duty in the, and relieves him from the duties of Instructor of Tactics at the Military Academy 90,1835 Brevet Colonel Samuel Cooper, Assistant Adjutant General, assumed the charge of the, on July 20, 1852 29,1852 Adjutants. Commandants of regiments not to take their, with them on tours of inspections 42,1828 Adjutants General. The duties performed in the offices of the Assistant, of Departments are of a military and confidential nature, hence the practice of employing citizens as clerks in those offices will be discontinued, and the com- manding officers of Departments will be permitted to detail graduates of the Military Academy to assist in such duties. (Nee Graduates) .42,1828 Respecting the appointment of additional Assistant, 21,1846 Admonition. Disapproves the action of Captain Hunter in exceeding his authority by ordering Surgeon Macomb to repair to Washington and report to the Surgeon General, and admonishes him against pursuing a similar course in the future 58,1835 Advances. The Regulations authorizing, of money to officers for transportation of baggage, is rescinded, and in lieu thereof, of pay will be made to offi- cers under orders for distant commands, as follows; When the distance equals 500 miles, an advance of one month’s pay and rations; when it equals, or exceeds 800 miles, an advance of two months’ pay and ra- tions 60,1822 Prohibits the practice of making, of money, and issuing due bills by Sutlers, &.C., to soldiers 72,1830 Agents. CSee Accounts) April 1,1815 (See Accounts) 74,1837 (See Instructions) - 77,1841 (Bee Disbursing Officers) - Circular, October 15,1846 ((See Officers) . 14,1852 Aid-de-Camp. Consents to Capt. Daniel Baker, Ist Infantry, serving as, to Major Gen- eral Lewis . June 25,1813 Appointment (temporarily) of Lieut. Samuel Cooper, 2d. Artillery, as an, to the Major General Commanding the Army 59,1824 Appointment of Ist Lieutenant Harvey Brown, 4th Artillery, as an, to the Major General Commanding the Army 78 Appointment of Lieutenant John R. Vinton, 3d Artillery, as, to the Com- manding Genera], in place of Lieutenant John A. Dix, 3d Artillery, who resigned the position --- 13,1825 Appointment of Lieutenant James Dawson, 7th Infantry, as, to the Gen- eral-in-Chief \ 51 Appointment of Brevet 2d Lieutenant Thompson S. Brown, of the Corps of Engineers, as, to the General-in-Chief 2,1827 Relieves Lieutenant W. M. Boyce, Ist Artillery, from the duties of, to the Commanding General 29,1829 Appointment of Brevet 2d Lieutenant AhrahamVan Buren,2d Infantry, as second, to Major General Macomb 31 An, allowed to Brevet Major General Jesup, dwring the period of the command to which he has been assigned against the Creek Indians. .33,1836 An, allowed General Wool, while in Command in the Cherokee Nat ion .40 Appointment of Lieutenant John N. Macomb, 4th Artillery, as, to the General-in-Chief .63 Appointment of Ist Lieutenant W. Maynadier, Ist Artillery, as, to the Commander-in-Chief 77 8 SUBJECT INDEX. Aid-de-Camp—Continued. Relieves Lieutenant Maynadier from his duties as, to the Major Gen- eral Commanding, and appoints Lieutenant A. S. Macomb, Adjutant 2d Dragoons, in his stead 12,1837 {See Pay) 69 Appointment of Ist Lieutenant M. S. Miller, 3d Artillery, as, to theCom- mander-in-Chief, vice Ist Lieutenant John M. Macomb, appointed Ist Lieutenant in the Corps of Topographical Engineers 1,1839 Appointment of Ist Lieutenant Philip Kearny, Ist Dragoons, as, to the General-in-Chief, to relieve Captain Alexander S. Macomb, of the 2d Dragoons, who has been promoted to the command of a company, &c.4B> 1840 Announces the appointment of Ist Lieutenant P. Kearny, Ist Dragoons, as, to Major General Scott, and directs him to report in person at Gen- eral Headquarters 79,1841 Appointment of Ist Lieutenant H. L. Scott, 4th Infantry, as, to the Gen- eral-in-Chief 66,1842 Acceptance of the resignation of Ist Lieutenant P. Kearny, Ist Dra- goons, as, to the Commanding General 16,1844 Appointment of Ist Lieutenant Thomas Williams, 4th Artillery, as, to the Commanding General 18 Respecting the pay and emoluments of an, to the commandant of the Marine Corps, {See Board) 5,1845 Brevet Lieutenant Colonel H. L. Scott, 4th Infantry, announced as se- nior, to the General-in-Chief 5,1851 Aids-de-Camp. Modifies the regulations relative to, so that all must be taken from the subalterns of the line, &c May 25,1816 Appointment of Lieutenants Samuel Cooper, 4th Artillery, and W. M. Boyce, Ist Infantry, as, to the Commanding General - 24,1828 Amends the regulations respecting the duties of,; not to be appointed by General Officers, by brevet, without the permission of the War Depart- ment 42 Lieutenants B. R. Alden, 4th Infantry, and E. D. Keyes, 3d Infantry, an- nounced as, to Major General Winfield Scott 37,1841 The, of the Major General Commanding the Army in time of war may be taken from the line without regard to rank; the, allowed to other Major General’s and Brigadier General’s may be taken from the grade of Captain or subaltern 4 —21,1846 All officers serving as, to General Officers whose commands or com- missions terminate with the war with Mexico, directed to join their regiments without delay 35,1848 The Brevet Lieutenant General not entitled to more than two, and one secretary, except in time of war _ 3,1857 Announces Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Henry L. Scott, 4th Infantry, and Captain George W. Lay, 6th Infantry, as, to the Lieutenant General 3 Respecting, and their pay, allowed to officers on duty as Brigadier and Major Generals by virtue of brevet commissions - 11,1859 Assignment of officers to duty at the Headquarters of the Army, in Florida, as, to the Commander-in-Chief. {See Headquarters of the Army) - 1,1839 Alexandria Yolunteers. Respecting the rendezvous, &c., of the, - October 6,1812 {See Troops) July 27,1813 Aliens. Restores to the original form the established printed enlistments, amended in certain cases, according to the requirements of the “Cir- cular,” published February 12, 1842, respecting,; The words “natural- ized citizen ” not to be inserted in any enlistment. - Circular, February 5,1844 Opinion of the Attorney General relative to enlistment of, 14,1854 Allowance. The, for clerks at the Headquarters of the Eastern Department by in- structions dated March 27, D 23, will be extended to the Headquarters of the Western Department, &c. ( Note.—The allowance referred to is that of a paymaster’s sergeant) August 16,1826 An, in money will be made to the soldier by the Subsistence Department, in lieu of the whiskey ration. 72,1830 SUBJECT INDEX 9 Allowance—Continued. Citizens) MaV 12,1837 Ihe, for transportation of officers shall only be the actual cost thereof, not exceeding the usual rates; and the, for transportation of any serv- ant, to be confined to the sum actually paid therefor, not exceeding the usual rates, &c. (See Regulations) November 21,1842 The, of $2.00 to citizens and soldiers for bringing able-bodied men to the recruiting rendezvous is rescinded December 7,1843 Authorizes an, of $2.00 to any citizen, non-commissioned officer or soldier, tor each able-bodied man that he may bring to the rendezvous, and who shall be accepted for the public service. [Rescinded by G. O. No. 31 of 1852] 48,1846 (See Regulations) 31,1852 (bee Clothing) 20,1854 fixes the, of sugar and coffee for enlisted men at ten pounds of coffee and fifteen pounds of sugar to every one hundred men 18, 1860 Allowances. Respecting the, of land to honorably discharged soldiers or their heirs, under acts of December 24, 1811; December 12, 1812; and December !°, 1814 April 8 lgls uiscontmues the extra, made to the Commissary, for subsisting and com- manding the detachment of orderlies at Washington 7 1831 (See Regulations) ...... ’ 48* 1835 Publishes Regulations respecting, (See Mileage, Citizens) ! 45’ 1834 (See Compensation) ...... ... ... ~ 44' 1535 Prescribes the, of stationery to a colonel or commanding officer of a regi- ment, or of a post garrisoned by not less than five companies, for the use of himself and staff, 40 quires of paper per annum; for the com- manding officer of a separate post garrisoned by more than two, and less than five companies, 30 quires of paper; for the commanding offi- cer ot a post of two companies, 25 quires; and for a commanding officer of a post of onacompany or less, 20 quires -42,1837 Accounting officers and all the Bureaus of the War Department to be furnished with all new regulations adopted or orders issued affecting, either of money or of property to be accounted for .... September 30,1842 / o °FFICERS ) February 17,1844 (See 1 hanspoktatton ) - December 28 Officers and men of the Light Artillery, when serving as such and mounted, to receive the same pay and, as provided by law for the Dragoons g 1847 Officers charging for pay and, according to brevet rank must specify on their pay accounts the nature of the command or service q 48*1 (See Officers) ' .'.""i 1853 Ambulances. Appoints a board for the purpose of examining an ambulance invented by Captain H. L. Thistle .... 15 1847 forbids the use of, for any other purpose than that for which they were ’ designed, viz: the transportation of sick and wounded; respecting the pattern of, hereafter to be provided 1 4359 (See Report) J!! *‘ ” llj 1860 Anniversary. Orders a salute of one hundred guns, from the several military posts on the 22d day of February, 1832, the one hundredth, of the birth of Washington 16 1832 Anti-Scorbutics. Respecting the issue and purchase of, 4352 Publishes regulation relative to the issue of, by officers of the Medical ’ Department 18, 1854 Appeal. Respecting the, of Lieutenant Mallory, 2d Artillery, from a regimental to a general court-martial ' 78j 482g Appointment. Confirms the, of Lieutenant John E. Eastman, as Adjutant of the 4th infantry ' March 14,1812 10 SUBJECT INDEX. Appointment—Con tinned. Announces the, of Colonel Thomas H. Cushing, to the position of Adju- tant General of the Army July 14 Announces the, of Colonel Alexander Smyth, to the position of In- spector General of the Army July 14 Announces the, of Decius Wadsworth, esq., as Commissary General of Ordnance, with the rank of Colonel in the Army August 1 Announces, the, of Doctor James Tilton, as Physician and Surgeon Gen- eral of the Army .. June 18,1813 Announces the, of Dr. James H. Blake, as Surgeon of the Post at Wash- ington, with a compensation of $504.00 per annum August 9 Announces the, of Daniel Parker, as Adjutant and Inspector General, with the rank, pay, and emoluments of a Brigadier General .November 23,1814 Announces the, of Captain Perrin Willis, late of the old 2d Infantry, to the position of Assistant Adjutant General April 4,1817 Recalls the, of Regimental Paymaster conferred on Lieutenant John Gates February 13,1818 Recalls the, of Regimental Paymaster conferred on Brevet Captain Wil- liam Gibbs July 13 Announces the, of Brevet Major A. B. Archer, of the Artillery, as In- spector General of the Army, with the rank of Colonel 43,1821 Announces the, of Jeremiah D. Hayden, formerly Captain in the 4th Ar- tillery, to be Paymaster in the Army .42,1824 Announces temporary, of Lieutenant Samuel Cooper, 2d Artillery, as Aid-de-Camp to the Commanding General 59 Revokes the, of Assistant Quartermaster, held by Captain Thomas F. Hunt, sth Infantry, and directs him to repair to Washington to settle his accounts 30,1826 Announces the, of Brevet Major General Alexander Macomb, as Major General, and Commander-in-Chief of the Army May 28,1828 Revokes the, of Captains Brown and Wharton, of the 6th Infantry, and Captain Gardner, of the 4th Artillery, as Assistant Quartermasters, and directs them to settle their accounts and join their respective regi- ments 48,1830 Revokes the, of Captain J. B. F. Russell, sth Infantry, and Lieutenant James L. Dawson, 7th Infantry, as Assistant Quartermasters 52 Announces the, of Medical officers 5,1831 (See Sutlers) 12 Revokes the, of Assistant Quartermaster, held hy Captain D. E. Burch, 7th Infantry, &.c 28 Announces the, of Colonel James Gadsden, of Florida, as Assistant En- gineer, vice General Simon Bernard, resigned 36 Announces the, of late Second Lieutenant John Hills, 6th Infantry, as Brevet Second Lieutenant, 4th Artillery 70 Revokes the, of Mr. Charles Miller, as Military Storekeeper . 54,1835 Announces the, of Major Truman Cross, Quartermaster, as Acting Quar- termaster General, during the absence of General Jesup 46, 55,1836 Announces the, of Surgeon Thomas Lawson, as Surgeon General of the Army - - - - 80 Board of officers to examine candidates for, in the Army, of First Lieu- tenant M. S. Miller, 3d Artillery, as Aid-de-Camp to the Commander- in-Chief, and First Lieutenant John N. Macomb, as First Lieutenant in the Corps of Topographical Engineers 1,1839 Of officers in the Corps of Topographical Engineers to take rank from July 7, 1838, &c _ 15 Of First Lieutenant Philip Kearny, Ist Dragoons, as Aid-de-Camp to the General-in-Chief 48,1840 Of Brevet Major General Winfield Scott, as the Major General of the Army - June 5,1841 Of First Lieutenant H. L. Scott, 4th Infantry, as Aid-de-Camp to the Commanding General 66,1842 Of Brigadier General R. C. Weightman, as Major General in the Militia of the District of Columbia, and his assignment to the command thereof. 8,1860 Appointments . Announces, in the Army December 12,1808 Announces, in the Army - July 1,1809 Announces, in the Army March 8,1811 Announces, in the Army January 9, February 12, June 11, July 11,1812 Announces, in the Army March 18,1813 SUBJECT INDEX. 11 Appointments—Continued. Announces, in the Army January 27, February 23, March 10,1814 Announces, in the Army .September 13,1815 Announces, in the Army . January 1, May 3, September 4,1816 Announces, in the Army February 22, March 8,1817 Announces, in the Army 12, 21,1821 Announces, in the Army 47,1822 Announces, in the Army 15, 47,1823 Announces, in the Army m... 33, 44,1824 Announces, in the Army 2(7754, 73, 88,1825 Announces, in the Army May 31, July 12, October 26,1826 Announces, in the Army March 8, July 11, December 31,1827 Announces, in the Army May 28, July 14, October 27, December 31,1828 Announces, in the Army 10,50,1829 Announces, in the Army 26,1830 Announces, in the Army 32,46,49,1831 Announces, in the Army 39,48, 62,94,1832 Announces, in the Army 40, 60, 97,1833 Announces, in the Army 49,68,1834 Announces, in the Army 24,38,80,1835 Announces, in the Army 74,82,1836 Announces, in the Army - 18,46,68,82,1837 Announces, in the Army 18,23,46,1838 Announces, in the Army 9, 38,56,67,1839 Announces, in the Army 38,51,1840 Announces, in the Army 18,47, 75,1841 Announces, in the Army 13,44,1842 Announces, in the Army 19,42,1843 Announces, in the Army 33,1844 Announces, in the Army 9,31,50,1845 Announces, in the Army 30,36,52,1846 Announces, in the Army 10, 20,27, 36,1847 Announces, in the Army 42, 47,50,1848 Announces, in the Army 14, 38,54,1849 Announces, in the Army 23,29,42,1850 Announces, in the Army 15,55,60,1851 Announces, in the Army 31,35,1852 Announces, in the Army 10,19,24,1853 Announces, in the Army 5,11,21,1854 Announces, in the Army 3,10,18,1855 Announces, in the Army 10,1856 Announces, in the Army - 7,10,1857 Announces, in the Army .8,15,1858 Announces, in the Army 17,26,1859 Announces, in the Army 17,24,1860 uhlisnes Regulations respecting Staff, 1,1833 Anii-(\llnce18 e’ in the Regiment of U. S. Dragoons, to be raised under act of March 2, 1833. (See Dragoons) 14 Announces the, of Ordnance Sergeants 93 In the line, and in the general staff, which confer equal rank in the Army, shall not be held by the same officer at the same time, 1846 21,1846 Appropriation . Act making an, of ten millions of dollars for the prosecution of the war between the United States and the Eepublic of Mexico—approved May 13, 1846 14,1846 niak4ng, for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1855 2,1855 AConina^n£s f°r the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June 30 1858 3,1857 Act to supply deficiency in the, for the fiscal year ending; June 30,1857.3 l°r the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June . f’ : 7,1858 AonmaaanS’ for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June 3°> 1860 • 6,1859 Ardent Spirits. Publishes regulations respecting the issue and sale of, to soldiers 72,1830 12 SUBJECT INDEX. Ardent Spirits—Continued. Discontinues the issue of, to the troops, as a component part of the ration, and no commutation in money will be made therefor; eight pounds of sugar and four pounds of coffee allowed to every one hundred rations as a substitute for the, issued previously to the adoption of the Gen- eral Regulations of November 30,1830, and the commutation in money prescribed therefor. (See Regulations) 100,1832 Sutlers not allowed to keep, or other intoxicating drinks, under penalty of losing their situations 47,1849 (See Regulations) 7,1859 Arkansas. Authorizes payment to the State of, of such sums as was paid by that State, to the Benton county militia, called into service by Colonel W. R. Ogden, in July, 1846 * 3,1857 Arkansas Regiments. (See Volunteers) 18,1849 Armorers. The master, at the national armories to receive $1,500 each, per annum.3,1857 Armory. Arms. (See National Armory)'...... .... 63,1841 (See Returns) June 3,1815 Refers to the loss of or damage to, and accouterments by enlisted men, and directs that the cause be ascertained and amount decided by a court-martial, the records of which decisions are to be preserved that the amount may be charged against the responsible individual by the Inspector General at each annual inspection - - 56,1821 (See Inventions) 55,1824 (See Ordnance) -58,1825 The, now at Fort Gibson, intended for the use of the militia of Arkan- sas, are to be sent to Fayetteville, Ark., and placed in charge of J. Meek, Esquire, who will hire a building for their safe keeping until the new fort is ready to receive them, when Mr. Meek will be trans- ferred to the U. S. Arsenal, iioav being constructed near Little Rock, as Military Storekeeper > 22,1838 (See Regulations) January 18,1844 All, in the hands of troops, whether browned or bright, will be kept in the state in which they are issued by the Ordnance Department 35 The, and other ordnance stores received from troops mustered out of service, will be turned over for transportation to the most convenient arsenal or ordnance depot 29,1848 {See Fire-arms) 8,1849 Authorizes the issue of one complete set of, and accouterments of each description, to any officer of the Army for his own use, on his pay- ment of the cost price - 19 Respecting the distribution of, to the States and Territories, and to the District of Columbia...... 2,1855 (See Cavalry) 13 Army—{See Casualties, Promotions, Transfers). Announces appointments in the, - December 12,1808 Announces appointments in the, July 1,1809 Announces appointments in the, - - - March 8,1811 Announces appointments in the, . January 9, February 12, June 11, July 11,1812 Announces appointments in the, January 27, February 23, March 10,1814 Announces appointments in the, - September 13,1815 Announces appointments in the, January 1, May 3, September 4,1816 Announces appointments in the, February 22, March 8,1817 Announces appointments in the, ; 12, 21,1821 Announces appointments in the, .47,1822 Announces appointments in the, 15, 47,1823 Announces appointments in the, 33, 44,1824 Announces appointments in the, 20, 54, 73, 88,1825 Announces appointments in the, May 31, July 12, October 26,1826 Announces appointments in the, March 8, July 'll, December 31,1827 Announces appointments in the, . May 28, July 14, October 27, December 31,1828 SUBJECT INDEX. 13 Army—Con tinu ed Announces appointments in the, 10, 50,1829 Announces appointments in the, 26,1830 Announces appointments in the, 32, 46, 49,1831 Announces appointments in the, 39, 48, 62, 94,1832 Announces appointments in the, 40, 60, 97,1833 Announces appointments in the, 49, 68,1834 Announces appointments in the, 24, 38, 80,1835 Announces appointments in the, 74, 82,1836 Announces appointments in the, 18,46, 68,82,1837 Announces appointments in the, 18,23,46,1838 Announces appointments in the, 9, 38,56, 67,1839 Announces apppintments in the, 38,51', 1840 Announces appointments in the, 18,47, 75,1841 Announces appointments in the, 13,44,1842 Announces appointments in the, 19, 42,1843 Announces appointments in the, 33,1844 Announces appointments in the, 9, 31.50,1845 Announces appointments in the, 30,36’ 52,1846 Announces appointments in the, 10, 20, 27, 36,1847 Announces appointments in the, 42,47,50 1848 Announces appointments in the, 14,38, 54’ 1849 Announces appointments in the, 23,29,42,1850 Announces appointments in the, 15,55, 60,1851 Announces appointments in the, 31, 35,1852 Announces appointments in the, 10,19,24,1853 Announces appointments in the, - 5,11,21 1854 Announces appointments in the, 3,10,18,1855 Announces appointments in the, 10 1856 Announces appointments in the, 7,10,’1857 Announces appointments in the, 8,15,1858 Announces appointments in the, 17,26,1859 Announces appointments in the, - 17,24,1860 Announces appointments of an Adjutant General and an Inspector Gen- eral in the, 111 regiments that have, of music; artillery regi- e'll rirs, not being provided by law with chief musicians ar/ r i the ten „mnei’geant aS maSt6l' °f and °ne CorP°ral in addition to BARRA^KesnUmber °fprivates allowed for regimental, not to exceed ( down and new, to be'erected in theif ’ „ ? to be made to the, at Fort Winnebano k 1001 Baton Rouge. 5»llwl rmandt“aCantfnMtrrf; to with all the troops under his com- Battfrivs ic r lcn 40,1825 catteries (See Light Batteries). 1 M°eidco-etwn’rl+iomPilete’ t0 be immediately prepared for service in of the 26th of MaSbhaVe been Sent t0 P°mt ISabel Under instructions Battery. 16,1847 1 out'ex Tin fompenlkt i or! Bh°d by tb6 artificers of tbe company with- Bayou Dupre, La. 21,1859 (See Tower ) Beard—(See Whiskers). 38,1830 A the lrmyrag(rSP02S of/be Regulations for the “Uniform and Dress of Beats y d1’ ol 18ol)> respecting the wearing of the, ' 253,18 ( See Regulations ) , Bedsteads. 1822 (See Regulations) Belle Fontain. 22,1854 BcommS!^t?desceJdTbhMbe battalion of-tbe *Bt lufantry under his at ’ uescend the Missouri river without delay and take post Bellona Arsenal. ” ----..13,1826 Ef!lBWf8Wf fl6ll to /be furnished Lieutenant Colonel Bankhead tVnm + facihtate certain duties assigned him amuiead from, to Directs the abandonment of, and all the small arms and'mi 1 it/// °3’1826 1 deposit there to be sent to Fort Monroe; Lieutenant ColnuoT S. T Belts. ’ Artiller take post at Fredericksburg . . 1833 (See White Lead) Blank Cartridges. 64,1831 8f°r PraCtiCB’ comP“™ with field bat- Blanks. 1856 (See Muster-rolls) Board. 9,1823 Cel™BU“!iPf0“te‘i *J ,dete™ine question as to whether an * January 23,1811 22 SUBJECT INDEX Board—Continued. Dissolves the, appointed, by order of January 23, 1811 February 14,1811 Appointment of a, of officers to assemble at the office of the Adjutant General, to receive such communications as may be laid before it by the Department of War February 22,1812 (See Medical Board) February 23,1814 Announces the, of officers appointed to modify “the rules and regula- tions for the field service and maneuvers of the French infantry,” as translated by McDonald, so as to make them correspond with the or- ganizations of the Army of the United States, &c December 27 Places Inspector General Drayton on the, convened by orders of Decem- ber 27, 1814 January 12,1815 Announces the, to examine the quality and condition of the Army cloth- ing in store at Greenleaf’s Point, Washington, D. C June 16,1817 Announces a military, to convene at Davis’ Hotel, [D. C.,j to examine and report on the proper organization of Regimental and Garrison Courts- martial September 19 Appointment of a, to assemble in Washington, D. C., for the purpose of considering the pretension to rank between Captains Talcott, Rich- ardson, and Tyler, of the Ordnance Department January 2,1818 Orders the re-assembling of the, appointed by orders of January 2, 1818 ' January 8 Appoints a, of officers to assemble in Washington, to examine patterns and models of cannons, howitzers, mortars, &c - July 28 Appoints a, of officers to examine the clothing in this city in the care of J. Lovel, military storekeeper September 17,1819 Announces a, of officers to meet at Philadelphia, to consider the subject of restoring to the regiments and corps from which their names have been taken, the several officers of the staff appointed under the act of , April 24, 1816 March 3,1820 Publishes report of the, of officers appointed by G. O. of March 3, 1820, to consider the subject of restoring to the regiments and corps certain staff officers March 30 Appoints a, of certain officers detailed for the “Artillery Corps for In- struction,” at Fortress Monroe, for the purpose of forming a system of General Regulations for the course of instruction, &o 18,1824 Appoints a, of officers, to assemble at West Point, for the purpose of revising the “Rules and Regulations for the field exercise and maneu- vers of Infantry,” and to prepare a system of evolutions for light Infantry and Riflemen - 50 Announces a, of officers, to convene at General Headquarters, for the purpose of investigating several questions in regard to the relative rank by brevet or otherwise, of certain General Officers of the Army. 12,1825 Publishes decision of the, appointed in G. O. No. 12, of 1825, for the pur- pose of investigating several questions in regard to relative rank, &c., of certain General Officers 14 (See Opinion) 15 Names the officers who will constitute a, for the purpose of preparing “A complete System of Cavalry Tactics, and also a System of Exercises and Instruction of field Artillery for the use of the Militia of the United States” 47,1826 What officers will constitute a, of Inspectors to report facts in cases of rejected recruits, &c - 21,1829 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of certain rejected recruits, &c .. .18,1831 (See Ordnance Department) /. 74 (See Military Board) 13,1832 Relieves an officer from, and details an officer for duty on the, appointed by G. 0. No. 74, of 1831 28 (See Medical Board) 58 (See Ordnance Board) .92,1833 (See Medical Board) - - - 61,1834 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at West Point, to inspect and test the construction and effect of the pattern Gun-carriage cast at the West Point fonndery; and a similar, to examine and test that at Greenleafs Point, cast at the Georgetown foundery 1 February 14,1835 (See Medical Board) 11 Appoints a, of officers, to assemble .at General Headquarters, to which will be submitted the system of Infantry Tactics prepared by Major General Scott, on which it will report its opinion March 31 SUBJECT INDEX 23 Board—Continued. Appointment of a, of officers, to assemble at Watervliet Arsenal, to examine the new field guns, carriages, harness,, and equipments con- structed at the Arsenal from the French and English patterns 50,1835 Detail of an officer for duty on the, appointed by Gf. O. 50, of 1835 .*63 (See Medical Board) _ ... 3,1836 Appointment of a, of officers in conformity with the provision of the Resolution of the Senate of the United States, to make examination of the improvement in “Fire-Arms” made by Hqll, Cochran, Colt, and the Baron Hackett - - - 2,1837 The, of officers convened for the examination of improvements in fire- arms, by G. O. No. 2, of 1837, is adjourned to meet at West Point on June 15 9 Appoints a, of officers, to convene at St. Augustine, for the purpose of examining into the management, &c., connected with the forwarding of clothing for the Artillery stationed in Florida, &c 10 Reorganizes the, of Ordnance established under orders of the War Depart- ment, dated December 8, 1831 (G. 0. 74), and March 28, 1832 (G. O. 28) 41 Citizens who are applicants for positions in the Army, will be examined by a, of officers, and upon favorable report will be deemed eligible for commissions . August 17 Appoints a, of officers to meet at the Ordnance Office in Washington for the examination of certain fire-arms that have recently been laid before the Secretary of War as improved weapons 65 {See Medical Board) 17,1838 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at Washington, D. C., for the purpose ot considering such subjects relating to the Ordnance Department as shall be submitted to it 20 i Appoints a, of officers, to convene in the War Department for the exami- nation of applicants for appointment in the Army . August 15 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at the office of the General-in-Chief, to consider the claim of the Assistant Quartermasters to precedence of rank as Captains by commission in the Quartermaster’s Department, conferred by the President, &c., and also to consider such other mat- ters touching the subject of dates of commission as may be laid before it . 59 Publishes the proceedings and opinion of the, of officers appointed in G. O. No. 59, of 1838, to consider the claim of the Assistant Quartermas- ters to precedence of rank as Captains in the Quartermaster’s Depart- ment, &c 7,1839 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at Fort Leavenworth, for the purpose of examining into the merits of the case of 2d Lieutenant McCrate, Ist Dragoons, who renews his claim to higher rank in his regiment than is exhibited in the Army Register for 1840 ~ 12,1840 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at West Point for the purpose of com- paring the system of instruction for field Artillery, prepared by Cap- tain Anderson, with the code of instructions for the exercise and move- ments of the British Royal Artillery Appoints a, of officers to examine the country in the neighborhood of the present Fort Gibson, for the purpose of selecting and determining on a site for a new fort ...'24 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at Baltimore tor the purpose of investi- gating certain allegations against Major Lendrum, Commissary of Subsistence, and Captain S. B. Dusenbery, Acting Quartermaster.May 23 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at Pittsburgh, Pa., for the purpose of inquiring into the relative advantages of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Wheel- ing? Ya., as a site for the marine hospital to be erected on the Upper Ohio _ _ _ 29 Publishes opinion of the, of officers in the cases of Major T. W. Len- drum, Commissary of Subsistence, and Captain S. B. Dusenbery, As- sistant Quartermaster - 30 Appoints a, of officers to assemble at Philadelphia for the purpose of making an examination of the new brass gun and the two gun-locks to be submitted by Mr. Joshua Shaw 3g Appoints a, of officers to convene at Fort Gibson, Ark., for the purpose of examining and determining upon a suitable site for a military post in the vicinity of Fort Gibson, &c 3 jg^j Publishes decision of the Secretary of War on the proceedings and opin- ion ol the, of officers appointed for the purpose of examining into the 24 SUBJECT INDEX. Board—Continued. merits of Lieutenant McCrate’s claim to higher rank in his regiment than that exhibited in the Army Register of 1840 -. 11,1841 Appoints a, of officers to meet at Tallahassee, Florida, to investigate the , accounts arising from the militia service in Florida; the, to act under the instructions of the Quartermaster General and Paymaster Gen- eral 14 Appoints a, of officers to convene in Washington, D. C., to examine into and consider the claim of Anthony Drane, late First Lieutenant sth Infantry, to reinstatement in his rank and station in the Army 25 Publishes opinion of the, of officers appointed to examine into, and con- sider the claim of Anthony Drane, late First Lieutenant of the sth In- fantry, to be reinstated in his rank and station in the Army 28 Appoints a, of officers for the purpose of selecting a suitable site on the Western waters for the establishment of a National Armory 63 Appoints a, to inquire into and report upon the propriety of establish- ing some safe depot for the preservation of the gunpowder of the United States, &c.; the, to assemble at West Point on November Bth 66 Appointment of a, of officers to assemble in Charleston, S. C., to con- sider and report upon certain questions, with a view to the rebuilding of the Arsenal at that place, 38,56,67,1839 Announces, in the Army 38, 51,1840 Announces, in the Army 18,47, 75,1841 Announces, in the Army 13,44,56,1842 Announces, in the Army 42,1843 Announces, in the Army 33,1844 Announces, in the Army 3, 31,50,1845 Announces, in the Army 30, 36,52,1846 Announces, in the Army 10,20,27,36,1847 32 SUBJECT INDEX. Casualties—Continued. Announces, in the Army 42,50,1848 Announces, in the Army 14, 38,54,1849 Announces, in the Army 23,29,42,1850 Announces, in the Army 15,35,39,60,1851 Announces, in the Army 35,1852 Announces, in the Army 10,19,24,1853 Announces, in the Army 5,11, 21,1854 Announces, in the Army 3,10,18,1855 Announces, in the Army 10,1856 Announces, in the Army 7,10,1857 Announces, in the Army 8,15,1858 Announces, in the Army 5,17,26,1859 Announces, in the Army 17, 24,1860 Cavalry. The Corps of, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Taylor, of the Militia of the District, to join the detachment under the orders of the 15th instant, im° Court-Martial. Appointment of a general, to meet at Fort Constitution January 21,1809 Appointment of a general, to meet at Carlisle Barracks. March 6, May 10 Appointment of a general, to meet at Greenleafs Point August s Appointment of a general, to meet at Newport .Kentucky November 18 Appointment of a general, to meet at lort Noitolk, for the tual of Cap tain Abraham A. Massias, Rifles '‘" i' ' V f1 > 11 Appointment of a general, to meet at Fredenoktown, Maryland for the trial of Brigadier General James Wilkinson ..... - - - 10, August 28 Details an officer as a member of the, appointed August lb Appoints a general, to meet at Annapolis, Md ........ October 0,1812 Appointment of a general, to meet at Philadelphia, for the tiiaj ot Bug- adier General William Hull - 1813 Detail of officers as members of the Hull, case:- . ------ --- - ./ Postpones the general, appointed for the trial ot Brigadier General Jfih^ Appointment *of a’ general,‘ ’to ’ meet' at ’ the encampment of Captain^ Brooke ■■ ■ **. * j j no Appoints a general, to meet at Annapolis f J Appointment of a general, to meet at Baltimore .... ------ July Appointment of a general, to meet at Albany, bn tual of Brigadier General William Hull - - - - - ■ y* v - ■November 17 Appointment of a general, to meet at Fort McHenry, tor the trial of En- sign Jesse Keen, 14th Infantry y V-; ecembei 3 Appointment of a general, to meet at GreenleaUs Point .January 4,1814 Appointment of a general, to meet at Fort Washington February 8 Appoints a general, to meet at Annapolis .. Februai y -3 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort McHenry .......... .... .....larch 7 Appoints a general, to meet at south end ot Lake George, New Fork, for the trial of Major General James Wilkinson April i Appointment of a general, to meet at Greenleaf s 1 oint.... . . April . Appointment of a general, to meet at Washington, D. C., tor the trial of Captain Samuel T. Dyson, Corps of Artillery..... SeptemUi 30 Details and relieves officers as members of the, in the case of Captain q 1 rii ■ -• -- - - - .. .- - - Odo 1)61 XU ApZaUtica. New York. for the officers as members of the, to the case of Major Gen- eral Wilkinson November 20, December J Authorizes General Dearborn to adjourn the Wilkinson, from Utica, New^ ApiStfa geSl!'to meet af Greenleaf s Point ------ •-: J? f-1816 Appoints a general, to meet at New York City, for the tual of Major^ General Gaines July 1 ‘relievcs'officers as members of the, for the trial of Gmiera^ Appoints a" general, to meet at Greenleafs Point June 2,1817 44 SUBJECT INDEX. C OURT- M a KTIA L— Continued. Directs the Commanding General of the 4th Military Department to de- tail a general, for the trial of Lieutenant James Hall, of the Ordnance Department . August 4,1817 Appoints a general, to meet at Washington, D. C . August 27, September 17 Respecting Regimental and Garrison, September 19,20 Appoints a general, to assemble at West Point September 25 Appointed to meet at West Point for trial of cadets .., March 9,1819 Detail of officers for the, appointed by order of March 9 May 6 Details an officer as president of the, appointed by order of March 9. May 19 Appoints a general, to meet at Pittsburgh, Pa., for the trial of Post Sur- geon Catlett, and Second Lieutenant W. B. Davidson, of the Ord- nance July 31 Detail of subalterns as members of the, appointed by G. O. of July 31 l , August 4 Reconvenes a general, at West Point, for the trial of Professor C. Cro- zet September 23 Orders detail of officers as members of the general, ordered to assemble at West Point September 29 Disapproves the decision of the general, held at West Point, in declar- ing that its Jurisdiction was not competent to the trial of cadets ..... . November 10 All orders appointing general, when a less number than thirteen are to be detailed, must state that more officers cannot be designated with- out manifest injury to the service December 16,1819 The Commanding General of the South Division to appoint a general, for trial of Colonel King, 4th Infantry August 10 The Commander of the Northern Division to give the necessary orders to constitute and organize a general Court-Martial for the trial of Major A.R. Woolley, of the Ordnance Department, and others ...December 17 Directs the President of the general, appointed for the trial of Lieuten- ant Wilson, to adjourn the Court from New York Harbor to Troy, N. Y 1 z-.December 27 Directs the Commander of the sth Military Department to appoint a general, for the trial of Brevet Major John T. Chuun, 3d In- fantry April 3,1820 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point ' May 2 Appoints a general, to meet at Washington, D. C., for the trial of Lieu- tenant Colonel A. Gale, of the Marine Corps.. September 7 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point \ 28,1821 Appoints a general, to meet at Old Point Comfort, for the trial of Cap- tain H. Dumas, Engineers 50 Appoints a general1, to meet at General Brown’s quartets, in Washing- ton, D. C . 53 Appoints a general, to meet at Boston Harbor, for the trial of Lieuten- ant J. Howard ; 59 Appoints a general, to meet at the Arsenal at Pittsburgh 61 Appoints a general, to meet at the Arsenal at Watervliet . 62 Appoints a general, to meet at the Marine Barracks, Washington, for the trial of Brevet Major S. Miller and Lieutenant P. G. Howie, U. S. Ma- rines li 1 ; 67 The general, appointed by G. O. No. 67, of 1821, adjourned to the office of Major General Brown, in the State Department 3,1822 (See Judge Advocate.) ----- 4 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point 5 Details officers for, and relieves officers from duty as members of the general, appointed by G. 6. No. 5, of 1822 9 The general, ax>pointed by G. O. No. 5, of 1822, to reassemble at the office of Major General Brown, and proceed to the trial of Brevet Major Samuel Miller, of the Marine Corps 10 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point 27, 67 Appoints a general,to meet at the United States Arsenel near Pittsburgh. 54 (See Judge Advocates) 57 Appoints a general, to meet at the United States Arsenal, Frankford, Pa., for the trial of Brevet Major James Kearney, Topographical Engineers. [Aniended by General Orders Nos. 64 and 65] 62 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Mifflin, for the trial of Brevet Second Lieutenant John J. Schuler, and others 73 Appoints a general, to convene at West Point, for the trial of Cadets Wright and R. DeTreville. [Amended by G. O. 79] 77 SUBJECT INDEX. 45 Court-Martial—Continued. Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Mifflin. [Amended by G. O. No. 21, to meet at Philadelphia. Supernumeraries detailed by G. O. No. 27].20,1823 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point 54 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for the trial of Lieutenant James Green, Acting Quartermaster, and others. [Amended by G. O. No. 77] 75 Appoints a general, to convene at West Point 1,1824 Appoints a general, to convene in the town of New Castle,- Delaware...3 Officers relieved from and detailed for duty on the general, appointed by G. O. No. 3, current series ' ___4, 5, 6 Dissolves the general, appointed by G. O. No. 3, current series 8 Appoints a general, to convene at Fortress Monroe, for the trial of U. S. Fraser, 3d Artillery ! .. 27 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe, for trial of Captain F. Lewis, of the Engineers 35 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point. [Amended by G. O. No. 66] .52 Appoints a general, to meet at New Castle, Delaware, or at Fort Dela- ware, for trial of Major S. Babcock and Captain H Dumas, Engineer Corps. [Amended by G. O. No. 67] 61 Dissolves the general, appointed by G. O. No. 61, for the trial of Major Babcock, and directs his release from arrest, &c 69 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for the trial of certain Cadets, and others 82 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe 83 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe 7, 30, 65,1825 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point - 19 First Lieutenant W. A. Eliason, Corps of Engineers, to be tried by the, appointed by G. O. No. 30. [Countermanded by G. O. 34] 33 {See Sutler).. 39 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point. [Reconvened, G. O. 62, No- vember 8] 41 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe 85 Directs the Commanding General of the Eastern Department to organ- ize a general, for the trial of Brevet Major Churchill, Ist Artillery 4,1826 Appoints a general, to convene at Cantonment Morgaye, Georgia, for trial of Colonel Talbot Chambers, Ist Infantry 6 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe 15, 27, 70 Appoints a general, to meet at Cincinnati, for the trial of Major Babcock, Corps of Engineers. [Amended by G. O. 36] ... 25 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe, tor the trial of First Lieutenant Phillips, of the 3d, and First Lieutenant Wells, of the 4th Artillery. 48 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point.. 51 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe, for trial of Second Lieu- tenant Burnham, 3d Artillery - 77 Directs the general, before which was tried Lieutenant Mallory, 2d Ar- tillery (G. O. No. 70), to reconvene for the purpose of revising and correcting the proceedings in his case 78 Appointment of a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe 20, 31, 38, 60,1827 Relieves a member of the general, appointed by G. O. No. 38, c. s 45 Appoints a general, to meet at Fortress Monroe —. 1, 20, 50,1828 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Captain ./Eneas Mackay, 3d Artillery 40 Lieutenant Phillips, 3d Artillery, having made satisfactory explanations, &c., will not be arrested and brought before a general, 48 Appointment of a general, to meet at St. Augustine, for the trial of Lieu- tenant and Assistant Quartermaster Harvey Brown, 4th Artillery —64 Publishes the unqualified disapprobation of the Commanding General of the Army, upon the final act ot the general, convened at Jefferson Barracks on December 15,1828... 12,1829 Appointment of a general, to consist of officers of the Marines and offi- cers of the land forces, to assemble at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, for the trial of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Miller, Marine Corps, and others 6,1830 Appoints a general, to meet in Washington, for trial of Colonel Roger Jones, Adjutant General of the Army 7 {See Judge Advocate) 8 Relates to the powers and duties of officers detailed to serve as members of general,.. *. 23 46 SUBJECT INDEX. Court-Martial—Continued: A general, for the trial of an officer of whom a General officer command- ing an Army, or a Colonel commanding a separate Department, are accuser or prosecutor, must he appointed by the President of the United States ..45,1830 Appoints a general, to convene at Camp Eaton, for trial of Captain F. W. Brady, 4th Infantry. [Dissolved by G. 0.N0.59] 53 (See Regulations) 70 Appoints a general, to convene at Fortress Monroe, for trial of Second Lieutenant James A. J. Bradford, 3d Artillery 65,1831 Appointment of a general, to meet at Jefferson Barracks, for the trial of Second Lieutenant Charles L. C. Minor, 3d Artillery 76 Appointment of a general, to meet at Fort Monroe 14,1832 Appointment of a general, to meet at Fort Monroe, for the trial of Sec- ond Lieutenant John Williamson, Ist Artillery 35 Appointment of a general, to meet at Fort Jesup, La., for the trial of Assistant Surgeon J. B. Sullivan, &c 44 During the absence of the Commanding General of the Eastern Depart- ment, applications for general, will be addressed to the Adjutant Gen- eral of the Army 54 Appoints a general, to meet at Augusta Arsenal, then at Oglethorpe Bar- racks, and after disposing of the oases there adjourn to Fort Marion. [Amended by G. O. No. 83] 77 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Jesup, La., for the trial of First Lieutenant A. H. Morton, 7th Infantry. [Amended by G. 0. N0.98..93 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point. [Postponed by G. O. No. 108] .106 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point 8,1833 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Monroe 18 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of cadets, &c.. 45, 58 (See Enlisted Men) ...56 Reconvenes the general, which convened at West Point (by virtue of G. O. 58), for trial of I. I. B. Robb, &c 66 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Haskins, Stiles, and Peters 98 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Monroe 5,1834 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets John F. Lee and A. J. Crittenden ... 12 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of cadets 28 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point 34 Appoints a general, to meet at St. Augustine, Florida 40 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for the trial of Cadets Ar- den, Chiffelle, Tilghman, Mitchell, Taylor, Beach, Dyer, and Brnmly.sB Appoints a general, to meet at West Point 66 Appoints a general, to meet at Jeiferson Barracks, for the trial of Sur- ■geon C. A. Finlay 67 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Perry, Ar- mistead, and Watson ; 71 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for the trial of Cadets Sidell, Perry, Cooke, and Arnold - 6,1835 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Clark and Frazer 18 A certain general, having disregarded the duties enjoined upon courts- martial, in reference to receiving evidence when offered by the Judge Advocate in cases in which prisoners plead “guilty,” as directed in Order No. 23, of 1830, and also disregarded the opinion of the Attorney General, of April 11, 1834, the President of the United States expresses his disapproval of the action of the court, &c 36 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for the trial of Cadet H. Prince, and others 43 Appoints a general, to convene at West Point, for the trial of Cadets Prince, Ward, McLeod, Graham, and Boswell 53 Appoints a general, to assemble at Fort Leavenworth, for the trial of Captain M. Duncan 60 Appoints a general, to convene at West Point, for trial of Cadets Stockton, Southgate, Maokall, Scurritt, and Percy.. 76 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Tilghman.B9 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet A. Porter and others - 8,1836 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Thomas Hunter. *- 13 SUBJECT INDEX. Court-Maktial—Continued. Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Dearborn, for trial of Captain J. M. Baxley, stb Infantry. [Countermanded by G. O. No. 24] 20,2836 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Adams, Ridgely, Garland, Chilton, Williams, and others. . 21 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Chilton, Weightman, Biddle, and others 28 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of enlisted men. July 26 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Thatcher and Bradford - - -- • ......... August 23 Appoints a general, to meet at Lewiston, Pa., for trial of Captain Wil- liam Martin, 4th Infantry 60 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Andrew Porter September 21 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet E. M. Clark - November 12 The general, appointed in Order of November 12, to reconvene at West Point, for trial of Cadet F. Saunders ----- Novemb'er 29 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, tor trial of Cadet Rey- nolds 7 - - - .- January 2,1837 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet E. John- ...... February 24 Appoints a general, to meet at neiv barracks in Savannah, Ga., for trial of Major William Gates, 2d Artillery. [Amended by G. O. 4] 3, 7 Appoints a general, to convene at Fort Columbus, tor trial of enlisted men .8 Appoints a general, to convene at West Point, for trial of Cadet A. Sto- all ® March 22 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Columbus. [Countermands G. O. No. 8] - Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Leavenwortn...... ----- -- ------ -- do Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, tor trial of Cadet E. B. Greene - : June 3 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of enlisted men. July 26 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Monroe ---.53 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial ot Cadet J. W. 1. Gardiner - -. October 11 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Columbus, tor the tiial of 1 iist Lieu-^ tenant James Duncan, 2d Artillery -------- - ‘ v v*-■ - - - - •67 A general, to be appointed by the Commandant of West Point, for the trial of Cadet Owen P. Ransom ----- ■ ■.-November 17 . Directs the Commandant of West Point to detail the members tor a, tor the trial of Cadet William K. Korn - December 21 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, tor trial ot Cadet T. Mead - - - - - January 9,11,1838 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial ot Cadet J. Coffee ..... .. .. - ; March 23 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet J. M. Scarrott April 11 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Monroe -------- -- - - -- - - -- - - -------- 8 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, tor trial ot Cadet Thaddeus Higgins Afaj/ 15 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, tor trial ot hirst Lieutenant Roswell W. Lee, 3d Artillery ------ 19 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Columbus - 33 The Commandant of West Point to appoint a general, for the trial of Cadet Wicklitte August 29 (iSteeBuEVET Rank) ------- ------I* Appoints a general, to convene at Carlisle Barracks, for the trial ot Cap- tain S. Ringgold, 3d Artillery - - - - - - - - 6,1839 Appoints a general, to assemble at Fort Wood -• -6 Appoints a general, to meet at St. Louis, for trial ot Lieutenant Colonel Joshua B. Brant, Deputy Quartermaster General. [Dissolved by G. O. No. 58] 2d Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Wood v - - - ----- 43 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort A\ mnebago, Wis., for trial ot Cap- tain G. Lowe, sth Infantry - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ” Appoints a general, to meet at St. Augustine, for trial ot Captain M. b. Howe 2d" Dragoons. [Proceedings suspended, G. O. 25, 1840. Court re-convened by G. O. 9, ot 1842] ------- - - - - - _ 79,1840 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial ot Cadet Batdy.. 42 48 SUBJECT INDEX. Court-Martial—Continued. Appoints a general, to meet at Carlisle Barracks 5,1841 Appoints a general, to meet at Washington, D. C., for the trial of First Lieutenant Fayette Eobinson, Ist Dragoons ,15 Appoints a general, to meet in New York City., for trial of Captain G. C. Mutter, 6th Infantry 17 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of enlisted men 21 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of enlisted men .... August 24, September 23 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort McHenry 41 Appoints a general, to meet at New York City, for trial of Captain John Page, 4th Infantry 65 (See Eegulations) 71 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Overington Israel . 83 Appoints a general, to meet at Carlisle Barracks 11, 38,58,1842 Appoints a general, to meet at Cantonment Morgan, Coder Keys, Florida, for trial of First Lieutenant Eobert F. Baker, 7th Infantry 36 Appoints a general, to assemble at West Point, for trial of Cadet James E. May July 7 Appoints a general, to meet at Eaoine, Wisconsin, for the trial of Cap- tain Thomas J. Crane, Topographical Engineers .42 (See Soldiers ) 43 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Moultrie, for trial of Second Lieu- tenant Geo. W. Ayers, 3d Artillery, for alleged abuse of Private John Goldsmith, Company D., 3d Artillery 71 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Moultrie 73 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Constitution, for the trial of Brevet Major Justin Dimick, Ist Artillery. [Confirmed by G. O. of December 21] 75 Appoints a general, to meet at Madison Barracks, for trial of Second Lieutenants Bryant P. Tilden, Jr., and N. Lyon, 2d Infantry, for ille- gally punishing certain soldiers 76 The presence on duty of an Ordnance Sergeant, like that of an officer or man of any other different corps, at any military post, garrisoned with troops, gives to the commanding officer the legal power to ap- point garrison, for the trial of petty military offences committed at the same 1 5,1843 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort McHenry, for trial of First Lieuten- ant C. Q. Tompkins, 3d Artillery —7 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Johnston, for trial of Second Lieu- tenant S. L. Fremont, 3d Artillery 8 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Moultrie, March 10 40 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Hamilton, for trial of Major M. M. Payne, 2d Artillery 25 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Towson, for trial of Second Lieuten- ant D. Eiflemen 43 Appoints a general, to meet at Madison Barracks, for trial of Second Lieutenant N. Lyon, 2d Infantry : 44 ShoAvs the necessity for, embodying in the sentence of the court, in every case of the conviction of a deserter, that he shall make good the time lost by his absence from the service, if such be the intention of the court 45 Ee-convenes the general, appointed by the 3d Military Department, in Orders No. 18, for the trial of Second Lieutenant Don Carlos Buel, 3d Infantry 51 Appoints a general, to meet at Detroit, for trial of Captain Anthony Drane, sth Infantry - 52 Appoints a general, to meet at New Orleans Barracks, for trial of Second Lieutenant James E. Scott, 7th Infantry 60 Appoints a general, to meet at Detroit, for trial of Second Lieutenant C. P. Kingsbury, Ordnance Department 61 Appoints a general, to meet at Jefferson Barracks, for trial of Captain Eustace Trenor, of the Dragoons 63 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point November 17 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Delos B. Sackett - November 23 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Monroe, for trial of First Lieutenant Braxton Bragg, 3d Artillery 11,1844 (See Sentence) 15 SUBJECT INDEX. 49 Court-Martial— Continued. Publishes Orders No. 5, from Headquarters Eastern Department, June, 1844, promulgating sentence of a general, in the case of First Lieuten- tenant Edward Deas, 4th Artillery, for abuse of General Scott 29,1844 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets E. W. Jones, Burnside, and Lowe 32 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets E. W. Jones, Burnside, and J. C. P. Smith 36 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Monroe, for trial of First Lieutenant Edward Deas, 4th Artillery ...43 Appoints a general, to meet at Key* West, Florida, for trial of First Lieu- • tenant Thomas J. Johnson, Bth Infantry ■ .2,1845 Appoints a general, to assemlde at Fort Smith, for trial of Brevet Colonel W. S. Harney, 2d Dragoons 10 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet W. T. Tilgh- man 24 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort McHenry 28 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet John Bonny- castle 43 Appoints a general, to meet at Philadelphia, for trial of Captain G. S. Drane, 2d Artillery 45 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Geo. A. Lucas, John M. Hockaday, and Wm. H. Hill 54 Appoints a general, to meet in the Camp of the Army of Occupation, for trial of Colonel William Whistler, 4th Infantry .20,1846 , Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet John Tam- many, and others 24 Appoints a general, to convene at West Point.... 42 Appoints a general, to convene at Fort Columbus 24,1847 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort McHenry, for trial of Military Store- keeper Samuel J. Carr, Ordinance Department 29 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet B. C. H. Phenix, and others 30 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Monroe, for trial of Lieutenant Colo- nel John (3. Fremont, Mounted Eiflernen 32 Appoints a general, to meet at Carlisle Barracks 37 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial,of Cadets E. W. Hud- son, S. N. Clarke, and A. N. Colcord ---- ...17,1848 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Thomas F. M. McLean and Wm. H. Morris 27 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets S. M. Bar- ton and H. C. Bankhead 46 Appoints a general, to meet at Watervliet Arsenal 48 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Park, Baird, Alvord, and others - 5,1849 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Koockoeev and others - - - - 25 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets T. F. Wright, Elmer Otis, and Frederick M. Crandall 52 Appoints a general, to meet at Little Eock Arsenal, for trial of Military Storekeeper David Butler. [Ee-convened by G. 0. No. 1, of 1850] 53 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of enlisted men 56 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of enlisted men 3,1850 Appoints a general, to meet at Oregon City, for trial of Major G. B. Crit- tenden, Mounted Eiflernen 5 Publishes disapproval of the proceedings of the general (held in pursu- ance of orders No. 36, of November 6, 1849, from Headquarters Depart- ment No. 11), wherein the senior member and presiding officer of the court-martial (Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Backenstos), was sentenced to be “expelled from the court and to be cashiered,” for “positive, will- ful, and repeated contempt of court” .' 14 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Hugh B. Fleming, &o : 17 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point. 26 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets M. L. Davis and T. Wilson 39 Appoints a general, to convene at Fort Columbus, for trial of First Lieu- tenant J. Stewart, 3d Artillery 2,1851 Eefers to penalties inflicted by general, which are not warranted by the v Articles of War, and announces the legal punishments for soldiers by 3317 4 50 SUBJECT INDEX. Court-Martial—Continued. sentence thereof; advises for certain reasons not to charge offenses under the 45th Article of War 21,1851 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet S. S. Mowry and others 23 Appoints a general, to meet in Washington, for trial of Brevet Brigadier General George Taloott, of the Ordnance Department 29 Appoints a general, to meet at San Antonio, Texas, for trial of Major P. Morison, Bth Infantry 32 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point for trial of Cadets G. W. C. Lee, R. C. Wood, and others 33 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets Gordon, Kearny, Davis, Dick, Harrington, and Rogers 47 Specially directs the attention of officers ordering, to paragraph 328 of the Regulations, and states how proceedings of, must be endorsed.. .50 Appoints a general, to meet at Fort Adams, for trial of First Lieutenant Benjamin P. McNeill, 3d Artillery * .54 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point 62 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadets John Bowen and others - - - - - - -5,1852 Appoints a general, to meet in Washington, for trial of First Lieutenant Francis J. Thomas, 3d Artillery 12 Announces that the jurisdiction of Regimental and Garrison, does not ex- tend to cases where the offence is specifically charged as “ Disobedience of Orders” - 17 Appoints a general, to meet at West Point, for trial of Cadet Benjamin F. C hamberlain - - - - - 18 Appoints a general, to'assemble at Carlisle Barracks 27 {See Sentence) 39 Respecting the authority of a general, to bring to the notice of the mili- tary commander to whom the proceedings are sent, any conduct of the prosecution or other military persons, which may be developed before the court in due course of trial 3,1853 Grants the accused before a general, the right of challange, and in the event of being overruled by the court, the right of examining the challenged member, under oath, as to his bias, prejudice, Ac. (Re. speoting the trial of Major M. S. Howe, 2d Dragoons).... 21 {See Opinion) ' 19,1855 Remarks on the trial by general, of First Lieutenant Caleb Smith, 2d Infantry - 8,1856 A general, cannot assign and make over the pay of a soldier to any other person, and the receipt of such person will not be a sufficient voucher for the disbursing officer, nor can a soldier be required to receipt for money paid without his consent to another person, &c 2,1857 {See Opinion) 28,1859 Appoints a general, to convene at Fort Heileman 2,1860 Courts-Martial, Trials by. Adams, Isaac H., Cadet --77,1834 Adams, Isaac H., Cadet ; '.April 12,1836 Adams, Wylie C., First Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 13,1854 Aisquitli, William E., Second Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 43,1832 Aisquith, William E., First Lieutenant, Ist Artillery 4,1845 Allen, Lucius H., Cadet - - March 12,1838 Almony, James, Lieutenant, Maryland Militia December 10,1812 Alvord, C. 8., Cadet February 24,1849 Amberson, Silas, Captain, 22d Infantry February 25,1815 Amelung, F. L., Captain, 6th Infantry October 25,1817 Anderson, C. D., Cadet. October 24,1848 Anderson, James M., Captain, 24th Infantry July 29,1813 Andrews, Phineas, First Lieutenant, sth Infantry 72,1826 Arden, Thomas 8., Cadet September 27,1834 Armistead, B. D., Captain, 2d Infantry May 16,1810 Armistead, L. A., Cadet . 81,1834 Arnold, Eiley A., Cadet 17,1835 Arnold, Riley A., Cadet.. October 27,1837 Arnold, Eiley A., Cadet v April 30,1838 Ayres, George W., Second Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 4,1843 SUBJECT INDEX 51 Courts-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Babcock, Samuel, Major, Engineers 84,1826 Backenstos, J. 8., Captain, Rifles 14,1850 Bailey, George 8., Cadet August, October 27,1837 Bailey, William, Captain, 7th Infantry May 31,1817 Baird, A., Cadet February 24,1849 Baker, Robert F., First Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 49,1842 Baker, Robert F., First Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 8,1844 Baldy, Peter, Cadet, September 16,1840 Bankhead, H. C., Cadet November 4,1847 Bankhead, H. C., Cadet October 24,1848 Barry, W. F., Cadet April 30,1838 Barton, S. M., Cadet October 24,1848 Barton, S. M., Captain, Ist Infantry 6,1858 Bates, Joshua H., Cadet April 28,1834 Baxley, J. M., Captain, sth Infantry 46,1835 Baylor, Walker, Cadet 118,1832 Beach, William F., Cadet September 27,1834 Beall, Robert, Lieutenant, Artillery - December 4,1819 Bean, , Captain, Rangers 95,1833 Bedel, Kazan, Lieutenant, 6th Infantry October 6,1820 Bell, Winfield S., Cadet October 27,1837 Belton, F. S., Major, Assistant Inspector General December 13,1817 Berry, Peter L., Lieutenant Colonel, Pennsylvania Militia April 24,1815 Best, Clermont L., Cadet , % - August 8,1842 Best, Clermont L., First Lieutenant, 4th Artillery 6,1853 Bicker, W., First Lieutenant, 2d Infantry 64,1825 Biddle, Henry J., Cadet Auly 8, August 12,1836 Blair, Win. 8., Cadet March 3,1836 Blair, Win. 8., Cadet March 9,1837 Bland, Richard M., Cadet September 27,1834 Blaney, James R., Lieutenant, 4th Artillery 54,1824 Boardman, Elijah, Captain, 2d Infantry 51,1828 Boardman, Elijah, Captain, 2d Infantry 58,1831 Bonnycastle, John, Cadet September 16,1845 Boswell, William, Cadet September 28,1835 Bowen, Achilles, Cadet November 4,1847 Bowen, John S., Cadet March 22,1852 Bradford, Edmund, Cadet - September 21,1836 Bradford, J. H., Second Lieutenant, Light Artillery August 13,1819 Bradford, J. A. J., Second Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 71,1831 Bragg, Braxton, First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 23,1844 Brazelton, J. R., Cadet September 25,1838 Britton, Forbes, Cadet 21,1833 Brower, Charles 8., Second Lieutenant, 3d Infantry 42,1851 Brown, Harvey, Lieutenant, 4th Artillery 5,1829 Brown, Harvey, Captain, 4th Artillery 12,1836 Brumby, Arnuldus, Cadet - September 27,1834 Bryan, Goode, Cadet 118,1832 Bryant, Thomas S., Assistant Surgeon 64,1827 Buell, Don Carlos, Lieutenant, 3d Infantry 2,1844 Buford, Abraham, Cadet September 25,1838 Bunting, Joseph P., First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry January 8,1819 Burnham, J. D., Second Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 4,1827 Burnside, A. E., Cadet 40,1844 Butler, John W.. Cadet March 9,1837 Byers, David, Captain, 4th Infantry October 31,1809 Byrne, B. M., Surgeon 9,1859 Cabaune, Lucien D., Cadet April 28,1834 Cadle, Joseph, Second Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 15,1830 Cairns, Joseph, Captain, 27th Infantry . February 18,1814 Calhoun, W. R., Cadet February 24,1849 Campbell, Nicholas L., Assistant Surgeon. 30,1852 Campbell, Thomas L., Captain, Ordnance May 21,1817 Cannan, Matthew, Second Lieutenant, Rifles January 2,1810 Canther, William R., Cadet January 6,1838 Carleton, J. H., Second Lieutenant, Ist Dragoons 24,1843 Carr, Eugene A., Cadet November 4,1847 Carter, Henry, Cadet, April 24,28,1834 SUBJECT INDEX. Courts-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Casey, Thomas, Cadet March 9,1837 Catlett, Hanson, Surgeon September 22,1819 Chalfin, Samuel P., Cadet . January 16,1847 Chamberlain, B. F., Cadet May 29,1852 Chambers, Talbot, Colonel, Rifles 10,1821 Chambers, Talbot, Colonel, Ist Infantry 35,1826 Chambliss, Solomon, Second Lieutenant, 7th Infantry May 13,1820 Chandler, Daniel T., Captain, 3d Infantry 15,1852 Chiffelle, Thomas P., Cadet September 27,1834 Chilton, Robert H., Cadet April 12, July 8,1836 Clmnn, John T., Captain, 3d Infantry August 13,1820 Churchill, Marl., Cadet l 21,1833 Churchill, Marl., Cadet 24,1834 Churchill, Sylvester, Captain, Ist Artillery 20,1826 Clark, E. M., Cadet 23,1835 Clark, E. M., Cadet December 12,1836 Clarke, Francis N., Captain, 4th Infantry 2,1860 Clarke, Staley N., Cadet November 4,1847 Clarke, Staley N., Cadet 1 May 6,1848 Cochrane, Alex. F., First Lieutenant, Artillery. July 10,1820 Cochrane, Robert M., First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry 47,1844 Cock, William, Captain, 6th Infantry October 31,1809 Cocks, William, Captain, Artillerists January 30,1811 Coffee, A. J., Cadet April 3,1838 Colcord, Austin N., Cadet November 4,1847 Austin N., Cadet May 6,1848 Coles, Isaac A., Colonel, U. S. Army January 25,1815 Colquehoun, W. S., First Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 71,1829 Connolly, J. J., Captain, Louisiana Mounted Volunteers ..38,1847 Cooke, John L. P., Cadet 17,1835 Cowan, Stewart, First Lieutenant, 3d Infantry 64,1827 Crabb, H.N., Second Lieutenant, Marines 25,1830 Crandall, Frederick M., Cadet... November 13,1849 Crane, Thomas J., Captain, Topographical Engineers 59,1842 Cravens, Jesse L., Cadet 35,1850 Crawford, R. C., Cadet December 11,1850 Crittenden, Alex. P., Cadet 21,1833 Crittenden, Alex.P., Cadet 24,1834 Crittenden, George 8., Major, Mounted Riflemen | Crooker, Turner, Captain, 6th Infantry August 18,1819 Cross, Joseph, Captain, Ist May 20,1813 Cross, Osborne, Major, Quartermaster’s Department 6,1860 Crupper, M., First Lieutenant, 7th Infantry August 30,1819 Curtis, Daniel, Captain, 2d Infantry 7,1823 Curtis, James, Cadet October 24,1848 Cushman, A. G., First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry July 4,1809 Dade, T., Captain, 2d Dragoons 6,1840 Davidson, John W., Cadet - 40,1844 Davidson, Levi P., Cadet December 26,1835 Davidson, W. 8., Lieutenant, Ordnance September 22, November 30,1819 Davies, E., First Lieutenant, Ist Infantry 43,1822 Davis, Benjamin F., Cadet October 3,1851 Davis, John, Captain, 3d Artillery November 20,1812 Davis, Matthew L., Cadet .December 11,1850 Davis, Thomas 0., Second Lieutenant, 6th Infantry 16,1851 Dearborn, Alex. H., Cadet December 26,1835 Deas, Edward, First Lieutenant, 4th Artillery.... 29, 46,1844 Defandorf, Wilson, Cadet ..March 9,1837 DeLyon, James W., Cadet November 4,1847 Dennis, Peter A., Second Lieutenant, Artillery : August 5,1817 De Russy, John, Cadet juiy 29,1844 De Russy, Lewis G., Cadet September 25,1838 De Walt, K. 8., Cadet January 4, January 4 Dewey, William, Cadet ng 1332 Dewey, William, Cadet 52'1833 Dick, George M., Cadet 111111111 October 3,1851 Dimick, Justin, Brevet Major, Ist Artillery 2,1843 SUBJECT INDEX 53 Courts-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Doane, Isaiah, Captain, 4th Infantry June 15,1809 Dodge, Richard 1., Cadet November 4,1847 Dow, Gustavus, Captain, 6th Infantry .64,1842 Drake, Alex. E., Second Lieutenant, 2d Infantry 19,1860 Drane, Anthony, Captain, sth Infantry :.__59,1843 Drane, Anthony, Captain, sth Infantry 1 28,1846 Drane, Gustavus S., Captain, Second Artillery 4 Dumas, Hipolite, Captain, Engineers 66,1821 Du Bois, John V. D., Second Lieutenant, Mounted Riflemen 5,1856 Duncan, James, Brevet Second Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 17,1835 Duncan, James, First Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 71,1837 Duncan, Matthew, Captain, Dragoons 97,1835 Duval, William 1., Cadet March 9,1837 Duval, William 1., Cadet June 11,1838 Eastman, John L., Captain, Ist Artillery 69,1823 Eckford, Henry, Cadet September 27,1834 Edson, John F., Cadet December 11,1850 Ellegood, W. H., Cadet November 4,1847 Ellis, James N., Cadet 24,1834 Ellis, James N., Cadet r 23,1835- Evans, Henry F., First Lieutenant, Ist Artillery.. 10,1825- Ewing, Hugh 8., Cadet January 16,1847 Ewing, R. W., Second Lieutenant, Ist Infantry —May 15,1817 Faulkner, Peter, Military Storekeeper June 20,1820 Fellows, B. F., Assistant Surgeon 52,1838- Field, Horace 8., First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery— 28,1853 Finlay, C. A., Surgeon 22,1835 Finlay, C. A., Surgeon _ 51,1851 Fitzhugh,H. W., First Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 5,1828 Fleming, Hugh 8., Cadet May 31,1850 Fleming, Hugh 8., First Lieutenant, 9th Infantry —25,1859 Forsyth, R.M., Second Lieutenant, Artillery ..March 9,1819 Foulk, Willis, Captain, Bth Infantry ..December 30,1820 Fraser, Upton S., Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 31,1824- Frazer, John W., Cadet .July 31,1848 Frazer, William, Cadet.. 17, 23,1835 Fremont, John C., Lieutenant Colonel, Mounted Rifleman.. 7,1848 Fremont, S. L., Second Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 17,1843 Fuller, Charles, First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry October 31,1809 Fuller, Nathan F., Cadet November 4,1847 Fulton, Wm. M., Captain, 2d Dragoons 6,1845 Gaines, Edmund P., Major General November 11,1816 Gale, Anthony, Lieutenant Colonel, Marine Corps October 16,1820 Gantt, Edward S., Brevet Second Lieutenant, Light Artillery September 29,1817 Gantt, John, Captain, 6th Infantry 35,1829 Gardinet, John W. T., Cadet October 27,1837 Garland, John R. C., Cadet April 12,1836 Garner, G. G., Cadet February 24,31,1849 Garnett, R. 8., Cadet April 30,1838 Gates, Cornelius, Second Lieutenant, Bth Infantry August 13,1819 Gates, William, Captain, Artillery December 1 Gates, William, Major, Ist Artillery 24,1837 Gibson, Horatio G., Cadet January 16,1847 Gildart, Francis, Cadet November 4 Givens, Newton C., First Lieutenant, 2d Dragoons 2,1856 Goode, R., First Lieutenant, Artillery August 6,1817 Gordon, George A., Cadet _ October 3,1851 Gordon, T. F., Third Lieutenant, Georgia Volunteers 72,1836 Gordon, William H., Captain, 3d Infantry . --- - - 1858 Graham, R. H., Cadet September 28,1835 Grandin, Wm. G., Cadet April 28, September 27,1834 Gratiot, Rene, Cadet - - October 27,1837 Gray 7, James S., Captain, 6th Infantry 72,1824 Gray, James S., Captain, 6th Infantry .8,1826 Green, Christopher A., Cadet - - ..23,1835 Green, E. 8., Cadet - JulU 19,1837 54 SUBJECT INDEX. Courts-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Green, James, Lieutenant, 2d Artillery . 2,1824 Greene, William 8., Cadet July 8,1836 Grigsby, A. J., Cadet January 4,1838 Griswold, E. 8., First Lieutenant, 2d Infantry 9,1826 Hagler, Lindsay, Cadet . December 26,1835 Hall, James, First Lieutenant, Ordnance November 27,1817 Hall, Joseph C., First Lieutenant, Marine Corps 46,1827 Hall, N. N., Captain, Artillery May 10, July 25,1816 Hall, N. N., Captain, Artillery April 28,1818 Hamilton, Fowler, Cadet - ...March 9,1837 Hamilton, J. W., First Lieutenant, Dragoons. 41,1835 Hammond, M. C.M., Cadet November 14 Hand, L., First Lieutenant, Bth Infantry May 8,1818 Hardia, W., First Lieutenant, 2d Dragoons 6,1840 Harding, E., Second Lieutenant, Artillery .81,1822 Harney, Wm, S., Lieutenant Colonel, 2d Dragoons 39,1845 Harrington, Fasile A., Cadet October 3,1851 Harris, Arnold, Cadet 52,1833 Harris, W. L., First Lieutenant, Ist Infantry ..72,1836 Harrison, Thomas J., First Lieutenant, 3d Infantry ..72,1826 Hart, Samuel W., Cadet . January 6,1838 Hathaway, John S., Cadet... 21,1833 Hawes, James M., Cadet 40,1844 Hays, William, Cadet ..June 11,1838 Henderson, John, Second Lieutenant, Artillery ; April 2,1818 Henshaw, J.C., First Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 28,1846 Henshaw, J. C., Captain, 7th Infantry.. 1,1856 Higgins, Thaddeus, Cadet ..April 30, June 11,1838 Hill, John H., Cadet - ..March 12,1838 Hill, Wm. H., Cadet : December. 10,1845 Hobart, William F., Captain, Light Artillery September 29,1817 Hobkirk, J. 8., First Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 9,1824 Hockaday, John M., Cadet December 10,1845 Holden, Levi H., Assistant Surgeon ..1,1857 Hopkins, William D., Second Lieutenant, 7th Infantry September 25,1819 Hopson, Nevil, Cadet September 28,1835 Horn, William H., Cadet ..January 6,1838 Hoskins, Charles, Cadet 108,1833 Howard, , Lieutenant, Ordnance . May 6,1818 Howard, John C., First Lieutenant, 9th Infantry 15,1860 Howard, Joshua, Lieutenant, Ist Artillery 12,1822 Howe, M. S., Captain, 2d Dragoons ..25,1840 Howe, M. S., Captain, 2d Dragoons 34,1842 Howe, M. S., Major, 2d Dragoons.. ..9,1856 Hudson, E.W., Cadet.. January 16,1847 Hudson, E. W., Cadet May 6,1848 Hugo, Samuel 8., Surgeon’s Mate September 7,1818 Hulbert, William, Cadet ...November 24,1836 Hulbert, William, Cadet ..March 13,1838 Hull, John, First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry October 19,1820 Hull, William, Brigadier General April 25,1814 Hulse, R. M., Cadet July 31,1848 Hunt, Lewis C., Cadet. ..January 16,1847 Hunter, David, Second Lieutenant, sth Infantry 64,1827 Huntingdon, Minor, Second Lieutenant, 4th Infantry October 31,1809 Hunton, Thomas. Cadet March 8,1836 Huston, Robert, Surgeon’s Mate September 27,1811 Hut, Jacob, Second Lieutenant, 6th Infantry March 18,1811 Hutter, G. C., Captain, 6th Infantry ...23,1841 Hyde, R. 8., Captain, Bth Infantry October 27,1820 Hyde, R. 8., Captain, 7th Infantry ..68,1829 Ihrie, George P., Cadet - —January 16,1847 luge, Z. M. P., Cadet January 6,1838 Irvin, William, Cadet March 8,1836 Irvin, William, Cadet '..October 27,1837 Irwin, Douglas S., Cadet March 13,1838 Isett, Samuel L., First Lieutenant, Ist Infantry 42,1822 Israel, Overington,Cadet ..January 25,1842 SUBJECT INDEX. 55 Courts-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Jenkins, Leonidas, Cadet April 3,1838 Jones, John M., Cadet July 17,1838 Jones, Robert T., Cadet .1 November 19,1836 Jones, Roger, Adjutant General.. -.9,1830 Jones, R. W., Cadet 40,1844 Johnson, Edward, Cadet September 28,1835 Johnson, Edward, Cadet.. March 9,1837 Johnson, Thomas S. J., First Lieutenant, Bth Infantry —22,1845 Johnston, Thomas, First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry 20,1826 Johnstone, John P., Cadet ..August 8,1842 Kearney, James, Brevet Major, Topographical Engineers 75,1822 Kearney, William, Cadet October 3,1851 Keen, Jesse, Ensign, 14th Infantry January 31,1814 Kellogg, Lyman M , First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 15,1860 Kennedy, Theodore M. Y., Cadet ..March 9,1837 Ker, Croghan, Captain, 2d Dragoons 28,1851 Kercheval, John, Cadet,. —March 13,1838 Kerr, Wm. H., Second Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 3,1826 Kinnard, Andrew, Second Lieutenant, Ist Artillery —51,1827 Kingsbury, C., Second Lieutenant, Ordnance 68, 68,1843 Koin, Wm. H., Cadet March 9,1837 Koockogey, S. 1., Cadet February 24, 31,1849 Laidley, T. T. S., Cadet... September 25,1838 Langworthy, Elisha P., Surgeon 64,1851 Lee, G. W. C., Cadet July 14,1851 Lee, John F., Cadet 70,1833 Lee, John F., Cadet 24,1834 Lee, Roswell W., First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 24,1838 Lent, J. W., First Lieutenant, Artillery October 24,1817 Lowe, Thomas J., Cadet December 13,1843 Lowe, Thomas J., Cadet July 29,1844 Lucas, George A., Cadet.. December 10,1845 Lugenbeel, Pinckney, Cadet -.July 8,1836 Luther, R. A., Cadet November 14,1835 Lynde, Charles J., Second Lieutenant, sth Infantry. 20,1859 Lyon, Joel, Second Lieutenant, 3d Infantry January 10, August 29,1811 Lyon, N., Second Lieutenant, 2d Infantry 6, 54,1843 Mackall, W. W., Cadet.. November 14,1835 Mackay, iEneas, Captain, 3d Artillery .57,1828 Maclay, R. P., Cadet - April 30,1838 Mallory, , Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 5,1827 Mann, William H., Lieutenant, 4tli Infantry. 30,1823 Marston, Morril, Captain, sth Infantry 71,1824 Martindale, John H., Cadet.. - 21,1833 Mason, R. 8., Captain, Bth Infantry October 27,1820 Massias, Abraham A., Captain, Rifles August 8,1811 Maury, R.F., Cadet January 4,1838 May, James R., Cadet August 8,1842 McClintock, William L., Captain, 4th Artillery —3,1826 McClnng, Hugh L., Cadet November 4,1847 McCown, John P., Cadet October 17,1836 McDongall, Robert, Lieutenant, 3d Infantry • August 7,1809 McGlassin, George, Captain, 6th Infantry May 14,1818 Mcllvain, Jesse, First Lieutenant, Artillery—. May 13,1820 McLane, George, First Lieutenant, Mounted Riflemen 44,1852 McLane, Robert M., Cadet March 9,1837 McLean, T. F. M., Cadet November 4,1847 McLean, T. F. M., Cadet July 31,1848 McLeod, Collin, First Lieutenant, 3d Infantry October 23,1818 McLeod, Hugh, Cadet - September 28,1835 McNeill, Benjamin P., First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 64,1851 Mead, Theodore, Cadet -- March 13,1838 Meade, H. K., Lieutenant, 4th Artillery— 15,1822 Mechlin, Joel R. P., Cadet September 3,1841 Meigs, Montgomery C., Cadet 23,1835 Merrill, H. W., Cadet.. November 14,1835 56 SUBJECT INDEX Courts-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Metcalf, John T., Cadet 17,1835 Miller, A. G., Cadet January 16,1847 Miller, Samuel, Captain, Marines 25,1830 Miner, Charles L. C., Second Lieutenant, 3d Infantry 18, 37,1832 Mitchell, Alfred, First Lieutenant, 6th Infantry 73,1824 Montgomery, Wm. R., Major. 2d Infantry 20,1855 Moore, Tredwell, Cadet January 16,1847 Moore, Tredwell, First Lieutenant, 2d Infantry .21,1855 Morris, Charles F., Cadet October 27,1837 Morris, W. W., First Lieutenant, 4th Artillery 38,1826 Morris, Wm. H., Cadet ..1 July 31,1848 Morrison, Edwin A., First Lieutenant, 3d Infantry 7,1856 Morrison, Pitcairn, Major, Bth Infantry 48,1851 Morton, A. H., First Lieutenant, 7th Infantry.. ..43,1833 Morton, Charles F., First Lieutenant, Ordnance May 23,1820 Mountfort, John, Captain, 2d Artillery ..11,1824 Mountjoy, T., Captain, Bth Infantry August 6,1817 Mountz, George W , First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry 7,1829 Mowry, S. S., Cadet May 1,1851 Mumford, F. S., Cadet January 4, March 13,1838 Musser, Abraham, Lieutenant, 3d Infantry 59,1822 Naglee, Henry M., Cadet ..70,1833 Newton. John, Cadet September 25,1838 Newton, W. A., Military Storekeeper 5,1856 Nicholas, William, First Lieutenant, 6th Infantry.. March 18,1811 Nicholls, D. C., Second Lieutenant, Artillery October 16,1818 Nichols, John, First Lieutenant, 6th Infantry .26,1835 Nichols, Wm. A., Cadet July 19,1837 Northrop, L. 8., Second Lieutenant, Dragoons 27,1835 Otis, Elmer, Cadet 1 November 13,1849 Page, John, Captain, 4th Infantry 80,1841 Palmer, Loring, Lieutenant, 6th Infantry 68,1822 Parke, John G., Cadet February 24,1849 Partridge, Alden, Captain, Engineers _November 27,1817 Patten, George, Cadet January 16,1847 Payne, M. M., Major, 2d Artillery 31,1843 Pentland, Charles, Captain, 6th Infantry. 8,1826 Percy, J. W., Cadet November 14,1835 Perkins, John N., First Lieutenant, Ist Cavalry 12,1859 Perry, James H., Cadet 81,1834 Perry, James H., Cadet 17,1835 Peters, Richard, Cadet ..108,1833 Phenix, B. C. H., Cadet January 16, November 4,1847 Pierce, C., Lieutenant, Ist Infantry ..80,1824 Pomeroy, Richard C., First Lieutenant, 3d Infantry 55,1823 Porter, Andrew, Cadet 1... March 3,1836 Porter, Andrew, Cadet January 4,1837 Porter, Giles, Major, 4th Artillery 9,1853 Porter, Giles, Major, 4th Artillery 5,1857 Pratt, Henry C., Cadet 23,1835 Preble, Esaias, Lieutenant, Artillery December 24,1811 Prince, Henry, Cadet August 5,1835 Pritchard, Paul, Cadet - December 12,1836 Quin by, Isaac F., First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery ...24,1850 Radford, R. C. W., Cadet i _ .. ..40,1844 Raguet, Llewellyn, Second Lieutenant, Mounted Riflemen 1; 1847 Ransom, O. P., Cadet January 4,1838 Ransom, 0. P., First Lieutenant, 2d Dragoons 49,1845 Rawlings, R. G., Lieutenant, '32 d Infantry March 31,1814 Reals, John L., Cadet ..24,1834 Reeves, Isaac S. K., Cadet July 8,1836 Reynolds, A. W., Cadet March 9,1837 Reynolds, James, Captain, New Jersey Volunteers 28,1848 Reynolds, Samuel H., Brevet Second Lieutenant, Ist Infantry 26,1851 SUBJECT INDEX. 57 Courts-Martia i,, Trials by—Continued. Reynolds, Wm. 8., Second Lieutenant, 2d Infantry 6,1856 Richardson, Israel 8., Cadet March 13,1838 Ridgely, Randolph, Cadet April 12,1836 Riggs, Joel, Cadet 118,1832 Ringgold, Samuel, Captain, 3d Artillery 8,1839 Ringgold, Thomas L., Cadet November 24,1836 Robb, I. I. 8., Cadet - 70,1833 Roberts, Benjamin S., Cadet 70,1833 Roberts, Benjamin S., Lieutenant Colonel, Mounted Riflemen 11,1851 Robinson, Fayette, First Lieutenant, Ist Dragoons 16,1841 Robinson, John C., Cadet .' March 12,1838 Rockwell, Samuel, Second Lieutenant, Artillery November 6,1815 Rogers, Charles G., Cadet October 3,1851 Rogers, Daniel G., First Lieutenant, 2d Dragoons Ross, A., Lieutenant, 7th Infantry May 27,1816 Ross, Samuel, Second Lieutenant, 3d Infantry .11,1849 Rowe, Albert, Cadet July 29,1844 Ruff,, Charles F., Cadet January 4,1838 Sackett, Delos 8., Cadet. December 13,1843 Sammons, J., First Lieutenant, 13th Infantry November 15,1814 Scammon, Eliakim P., Captain, Engineers 7,1856 Scarritt, J. M., Cadet -November 14,1835 Scarritt, J. M., Cadet April 30,1838 Schmuck, Jacob, Captain, 4th Artillery 51,1827 Schuler, John J., Brevet Second Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 83,1822 Schuler, John J., Second Lieutenant, Ist Artillery 37,1827 Schureman, J. W., Cadet September 3,1841 Scott, J. R., Second Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 36,1843 Scott, J. E., Second Lieutenant, 7th Infantry.. 4,1844 Seymour, Thomas S., Captain, United States Army August 18,1815 Shaumburgh, Jas. W., Second Lieutenant, Marines' ..25,1830 Shaw, Neal, Second Lieutenant, 6th Infantry ’ March 18,1811 Simonds, Jonathan, Ensign, 4th Infantry 1 October 31,1800 Simons, James, Assistant Surgeon - 3,1856 Sinn, Jacob, Second Lieutenant, 6th Infantry - ..March 18,1811 Smith, , Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, Marine Corps ..55,1827 Smith, Andrew J., Cadet - September 21,1836 Smith, Caleb, First Lieutenant, 2d Infantry 8,1856 Smith, Caleb, First Lieutenant, 2d Infantry—.. 9,1850 Smith, Constantine, Second Lieutenant, 2d Artillery 64,1832 Smith, E. K., Second Lieutenant, 2d Infantry 53,1828 Smith, E; K., Second Lieutenant, sth Infantry.. 47,1830 Smith, Edmund K., Cadet - 40,1844 Smith, G. W., Cadet.. ..September 25,1838 Smith, J. C.P., Cadet ...40,1844 Smith, John 8., Cadet September 25,1838 Smith, Joseph L., Colonel, 3d Infantry December 19,1820 Smith, Melancthon, Cadet July 31,1848 Smith, WilliamC., Surgeon’s Mate —June 28,1810 Southgate, Charles, Cadet November 14,1,835 Spoor, C. H. E., Second Lieutenant, 4th Infantry 71,1837 Stark, Robert, First Lieutenant, 43d Infantry . April 27.1815 Steere, A. G., Cadet November 14,1835 Steward, George 11., Cadet November 4,1847 Stewart, Joseph, First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 16,1851 Stockton, Richard G., Cadet 21,1833 Stockton, Richard G., Cadet November 14,1835 Stone, L. H., Assistant Surgeon 41, 43.1852 Storer, Samuel, Cadet January 4,1838 Sumner, Edwin Y., Colonel, Ist Cavalry 2,1858 Sullivan, James 8., Assistant Surgeon 71,1832 Sutton, W. R., Cadet October 27,1837 Swords, Thomas, First Lieutenant, Dragoons 39,1835 Talcott, George, Captain, 2d Artillery ; 23,1824 Talcott, George, Brevet Brigadier General, Ordnance..--- ...36,1851 Tammany, John, Cadet July 15,1846 58 SUBJECT INDEX. Couets-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Tappan, Samuel, First Lieutenant, 6th Infantry. January 30,1816 Taylor, George, Cadet.. September 27 1834 Teall, Timothy IL, Cadet 21,1833 Thompson, Philip R., Captain, Ist Dragoons 14,1855 Thornton, Seth 8., Captain, 2d Dragoons 35,1846 Tilden, jr., Bryant P., Second Lieutenant, 2d Infantry.. 6,1843 Tilghman, James 8., Cadet September 27,1834 Tilghman, James 8., Cadet December 26,1835 Tilghman, Lloyd, Cadet 70,1833 Tilghman, W. F., Cadet 29,1845 Todsen, George P., Assistant Surgeon 20,1826 Tompkins, C. Q., First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery.. 14,1843 Trapier, James H., Cadet November 24,1836 Travis, Charles E., Captain, 2d Cavalry ...J 6,1856 Trenor, Eustace, Captain, Ist Dragoons 72,1841 Trenor, Eustace, Captain, Ist Dragoons 4,1842 Trenor, Eustace. Captain, Ist Dragoons 5,1844 Triplett,'J. 8., First Lieutenant, 4th Infantry 54,1826 Twiggs, David E., Brevet Major General 4,1858 Turner, S. T., Lieutenant, Tennessee Volunteers.. December 16,1837 Turner, William M., Second Lieutenant, 4th Infantry July 20,1820 IJpdergrafF, Joseph, First Lieutenant, sth Infantry 1,1857 Van Bokkelen, Wm. K., Captain, Assistant Quartermaster 5,1857 Yogdes, Israel, Cadet September 27,1834 Yoorhis, J. T., First Lieutenant, 6th Infantry July 15,1811 Waggaman, Geo. G., Cadet 21,1833 Walker, Alexander S., Captain, Riflemen January 1,1810 Walker, Win. H. T., Cadet - March 9,1837 Wallace, Wm. 8., Cadet.. 17,1835 Wallen, H. D., Cadet March 13, June 11,1838 Ward, William S., Cadet August 5, September 28, September 28, 23,1835 Washington, George W., Cadet July 8,1836 Watson, John, Surgeon’s Mate . January 8,1812 Watson, John H., Cadet 81,1834 Weightman, Richard H., Cadet— July 8,1836 Wells, W. W., First Lieutenant, 4th Artillery 58,1826 Wells, W. W., First Lieutenant, 4th Artillery 51,1827 Wharton, Jesse 8., Second Lieutenant, 7th Infantry 16,1858 Wheelock, T. 8., Second Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 11,1825 Whistler, William, Major, 2d Infantry 73,1829 Whistler, William, Colonel, 4th Infantry 43,1846 Whitman, John, Second Lieutenant, Bth Infantry 'March 30,1819 Wickliffe, Charles, Cadet September 25,1838 Wilkins, G. S., First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 77,1824 Wilkins, G. S., First Lieutenant, 3d Artillery 13,1827 Wilkinson, James, Brigadier General February 19,1812 Wilkinson, James, Major General April 22,1815 Willard, John S., Cadet June 11,1838 Willcox, Orlando 8., Cadet January 16,1847 Williams, Thomas, Cadet - April 12,1836 Williamson, John, Second Lieutenant, Ist Artillery .. 40,1832 Williamson, Robert S., Cadet November 4,1847 Wilson, Horatio A., First Lieutenant,4th Artillery 3,1834 Wilson, John, Lieutenant, Ordnance May 8,1817 Wilson, John, Lieutenant, Ordnance August 28,1819 Wilson, John, Lieutenant, Ordnance May 17,1820 Wilson, Thomas, Cadet December 11,1850 Winder, Charles S., Cadet November 4,1847 Wingate, Robert 1., Cadet 31,1849 Winship, Oscar F., Cadet August 10,1837 Wirtz, Horace R., Assistant Surgeon 28,1851 Wirtz,Horace R., Assistant Surgeon ..25,1859 Wood, R. C., Cadet July 14,1851 Woolley, A. R., Lieutenant Colonel, 6th Infantry 28,1829 SUBJECT INDEX 59 Courts-Martial, Trials by—Continued. Wright, Thomas F., Cadet November 13,1849 Wyndham, John D., First Lieutenant, Artillery March 14,1812 Wyse, Francis 0., Captain, 3d Artillery 8,1854 Yeaton, Hopley, Captain, Artillery December 12,1818 Authorizes certain field officers to order, within their district .February 14,1809 The proceedings of general, during the continuance of the war, are to be laid before the General Officer having command of the Department within which such general court-martial may be held, &.c ..September 5,1812 The original proceedings of all general, ordered by the War Department, will be transmitted to that Department by the Judge Advocate of the ■ court, and those general, appointed by the commander of any army or district, must be transmitted to the officer ordering the same, and thence with a copy of the order of confirmation or disapproval, to the Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office December 31,1814 (See Arrest) December 7,1816 (See Board) - September 19,1817 Regimental and garrison, to consist of three members, &c September 20 (See Hard Labor) November 12,1818 Enlisted men not subject to trial by general, for desertion prior to May 17,1821. and those now in confinement by sentence of, will be dismissed the service with disgrace May 17,1821 Directs that the records of the proceedings of regimental and garrison, &c., be transmitted to the Adjutant General’s Office, through the pro- per channel, by the officer ordering the same, accompanied by a copy of the order of confirmation or disapproval issued thereon..... June 23 Regimental and garrison, at arsenals where troops may be stationed can only be ordered agreeably to the 66th Article of War 63 (See Judge Advocates)..." -57,1822 Respecting general and regimental, at arsenals, &c 5,1823 Relates to the powers and duties of officers detailed to serve as members of general, 23,1830 During the absence of the Commanding General of the Eastern Depart- ment applications for general, will be addressed to the Adjutant Gen- eral...:. 54,1832 (See Brevet Rank). 47,1838 Specially directs the attention of officers ordering, to paragraph 328 of the Regulations, and states how proceedings of, must be indorsed—so,lBsl Announces that the jurisdiction of regimental and garrison, do not ex- tend to cases where the offense is specifically charged as “Disobe-* dience of orders” 17,1852 Informs, that it is not absolutely necessary to laytime and place in charges and specifications; that it is sufficient in law to prove the offence to have been committed at anytime and place within the ju- risdiction of the court - 16,1853 The power of pardon or mitigation of sentences of general,—in rvhom vested 22 (See Decisions) 18,1859 Respecting the jurisdiction and authority of, with reference to ordnance sergeants and hospital stewards, &c - -- _.21 Court of Inquiry. Appoints a, in the case of Captain John Hamilton November 12,1812 Appoints a,in the case of Captain Thornton Posey, 7th Infantry February 3,1813 Appoints a, in the case of Major George H. Hunter, of the 32d In- fantry September 15 Makes it the duty of the, of rvhich Major General Izard is president, to inquire into the conduct of Major General Wilkinson.. March 25,1814 Directs the commanding officer of the 3d Military District to appoint a, in the case of Colonel Fotterall, 22d Infantry April 18 (See Rank) July 26 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Lieutenant Colonel Pegram, 35th Infantry - December 12 Appoints a, in the case of Brigadier General Wm. H. Winder, United States Army - .....January 21,1815 Appoints a, in the case of Colonel C. G. Borstler, 14th Infantry. January 26 Detail of an officer on the, appointed in order of January 26.. January 27 60 SUBJECT INDEX Court of Inquiry—Continued Detail of a recorder for the, appointed hy G. O. of January 21, 1815 January 30,1814 Appoints a, in the case of Brigadier General Ripley February 16 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Brigadier General W. H. Winder February 26 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Colonel Borstler, 14th In- fantry February 27 . Discharges the, appointed to investigate the case of Brigadier General Ripley March 4 Appoints a, to inquire into the conduct of Captain A. Partridge, of the Corps of Engineers, as commanding officer at West Point and Super- intendent of the Military Academy February 19,1816 Appoints a, in the cases of Professors James Mansfield and Andrew El- liott, and Claudius Berara, teacher of French, at the Military Acad- emy, and John Snowden, Military Storekeeper at West Point, and generally to investigate the conduct of officers, cadets, and agents of the military school. The board to report an opinion in the several oases, except that of Captain Partridge, which will be investigated by general court-martial September 26,1817 See G. O. of this date which, doubtless, has reference to the, appointed by G. O. of September 26, 1817 March 2,1818 Appoints a, to inquire into the late transactions and disorders at the Military Academy 1 December 9 Appoints a, to inquire into military conduct of Major Anthony Gale, of the Marine Corps .February 16,1819 Details an officer as member of the, in the case of Major Gale.February 19 Appoints a, in the case of Cadet Nathan B. Stout October 6,1820 Directs the Commanding General of the Ist, 3d, and 4th Military De- partments to detail a, at New York, to investigate the official conduct of Darby Noon, Deputy Commissary of Purchases, and John Fellows, Military Storekeeper December 27 Directs the Commanding General of the Ist, 3d, and 4th Departments to detail a, to ascertain the facts relative to a report that Lieutenant R. L. Armstrong has punished a soldier of his command by inflicting a - hundred lashes .■ January 18,1821 Appoints a, to inquire into the military conduct of Captain Samuel Mil- ler, of the Marines February 3 Authorizes General Scott to detail a, to investigate and report an opin- ion in regard to a complaint of soldiers at Sachet’s Harbor and Platts- t burg, of illegal punishment by officers March 24 Directs Major Thayer, commanding at West Point, to detail a, to inves- tigate the conduct of certain named cadets .... .. ...April 2 Record of the proceedings of every, must be sent to the Adjutant Gen- eral’s office June 23 Appoints a, in the case of Colonel W. K. Armistead, 3d Artillery 42 Appoints a, to meet at West Point, to investigate the nature and extent of certain proceedings reported to have commenced on the evening of the 19th instant (November) 47 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Colonel W. K. Armistead, 3d Ar- tillery 65 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Captain D. T. Welch, Ist Artil- lery 27,1823 Appoints a, to convene at Pittsburg, to investigate the official conduct of Captain H. Johnson, Storekeeper of the Quartermaster’s Depart- ment 62 Appoints a, to meet at Rome, N. Y., to investigate the foundation of cer- tain charges derogatory to the character of Lieutenant John W. Thompson, 3d Artillery 53,1824 Appoints a, to convene at Cantonment Towson, to investigate the con- duct of Major A. Cummings and such other officers of the post as may be implicated in the charge of resisting the civil authority of the Ter- ritory of Arkansas, &c 27,1825 Appoints a, to meet at the arsenal near Pittsburg, to examine and inquire into the nature of certain charges preferred against the character of Brevet Major Churchill, Ist Artillery 82 Appoints a, in the case of Brevet Major Churchill, Ist Artillery 80,1826 Appoints a, to be convened in the city of Washington, in the case of Second Lieutenant Worth, 6th Infantry 9,1827 SUBJECT INDEX. 61 Court of Inquiry—Continued. Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Joseph S. Worth, 6th Infantry.lo,lB27 Appoints a, to meet at West Point, to examine and inquire into the truth of certain reports in the case of Lieutenant George S. Green, 3d Ar- tillery .. . ' J... 10,1828 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Lieutenant George S. Green, 3d Artillery 30 Appointment of a, to convene at Boston, Mass., to investigate the con- duct of Paymaster D. S. Townsend, in relation to certain charges .. .13,1829 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Paymaster D. S. Townsend ... 24 Appointment of a, to assemble at Pensacola, to inquire into the official conduct of Assistant Quartermaster Captain Daniel C. Burch, 7th In- fantry 41 Appointment of a, to inquire into and report upon certain accusations made against the official conduct of First Lieutenant Martin Thomas, 2d Artillery 73,1830 Appoints a, to assemble at New Castle, Delaware, to inquire into the causes and circumstances which led to the burning of Fort Delaware.4,lB3l Publishes opinion of the, respecting the burning of Fort Delaware 13 Dissolves the, appointed in Order No. 73, of 1830, in the case of First Lieutenant Martin Thomas, 2d Artillery, and announces his dismissal by the President for failure to appear before the court 23 Appoints a, in the case of Brevet Major Le Conte, Assistant Topograph- ical Engineer, to ascertain the cause of his long absence from duty .41 Dissolves the, in the case of Brevet Major Le Conte, by reason of his resignation having been accepted 44 Appoints a, to examine into the conduct of Paymasters Thomas Wright and Alphonzo Wetmore 97,1832 Publishes opinion of the, in the cases of Paymasters Thomas Wright and Alphonzo Wetmore - 5,1833 Appoints a, to assemble at Governor’s Island, New York Harbor, to in- vestigate certain transactions in regard to the disposition of certain company property placed in charge of Captain I. L. Gardner, 4th Ar- tillery, and demanded of him by Lieutenant Harvey Brown, of the same regiment 44 Publishes opinion of the, in the transaction between Captain I. L. Gard- ner and Lieutenant Harvey Brown, of the 4th Artillery. _ 61 Appoints a, to meet at Louisville, Ky., to investigate certain allegations made against Paymaster Asher Phillips by Mr. Robert C. Ormsby 76 Appoints a, to examine into the nature of certain transactions, accusa- tions, and imputations, having a tendency to affect the character and standing of Captain Mathew Duncan, of the Battalion of Mounted Rangers, as an officer and a gentleman, as set forth in a letter to the Secretary of War by I. M. Wade, late Adjutant of Illinois Volun- teers - 87 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Paymaster Asher Phillips 104 Appoints a, to inquire into the conduct of Captain W. G. Belknap, 3d Infantry - 7,1834 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Captain Mathew Duncan, of the Mounted Rangers - 14 Publishes the opinion of the, in the case of Captain W. G. Belknap, 3d Infantry 33 Appoints a, in the case of Professor Mahan, of the U. S. Military Acad- emy, to assemble at West Point 43 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Professor Mahan, of the Military Academy 50 Appoints a, to meet this day (February 28th) at 12 o’clock (noon) at Gadsby’s Hotel, for the purpose of examining into the conduct of Lieu- tenant John F. Lane, 4th Artillery, respecting an assault alleged to have been made by him on the person of the Hon. John Ewing, a member of Congress , 8,1835 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Lieutenant John F. Lane, 4th Artillery, for an alleged assault upon the Hon. John Ewing 15 Appoints a, to assemble at West Point, to examine into certain imputa- tions and accusations relative to the conduct of the Rev. Thomas War- ner, Chaplain of the Military Academy, and Assistant Surgeon Hen- derson, on duty at that institution. 49 Publishes opinion of The, in the cases of Rev. Thomas Warner and Assist- ant Surgeon Henderson 65 62 SUBJECT INDEX. Court of Inquiry—Continued. Publishes the report of the President of the, in the case of Professor Warner 68,1835 Appoints a, to convene at Fort Monroe, to inquire into the nature of certain accusations and imputations presented in charges preferred against Brevet Brigadier General Armistead, by Lieutenant Colonel Bankhead 87 Publishes the opinion of the, in the case of Brevet Brigadier General Armistead 96 Publishes the opinion of the, in the case of Major William Gates, Ist Artillery ..; i 37,1836 Appoints a, to assemble at Frederick, Md., to inquire and examine into the causes of the failure of the campaigns in Florida, against the Semi- nole Indians, under the command of Major General Gaines and Major General Scott, in 1836; and the causes of the delay in opening and prosecuting the campaign in Georgia and Alabama, against the hostile Creek Indians, in 1836 . i... . 65 Appoints a, to assemble at Fort Gibson, Arkansas Territory., in the case of Colonel R. B. Mason, Ist Dragoons 66 The , matter of the publication of the official report of Major General Gaines, in the public prints, without the sanction of the War Depart- ment, will be investigated by the, appointed by G. 0. Wo. 65, c. s.; the court to inquire into any other reports and publications made by General Gaines, or any other officer of the Army, relative to military affairs, &c 68 Appoints a, to convene this day (November 22) to inquire into the na- ture of certain imputations brought against Paymaster A. A. Mas- ’ sias.. , 78 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Paymaster A. A. Massias 79 Appoints a, to assemble at the Washington Arsenal, to investigate by whom and by what means Baron Hackett’s gun was injured - - 9,1837 Publishes opinion of the President of the United States on the proceed- ings of the, convened by virtue of General Orders Nos. 65 and 68, of 1836, in so far as the same relates to the causes of the delay in open- ing and prosecuting the campaign in Georgia and Alabama, against the hostile Creek Indians, &c February 15 Publishes opinion of the, respecting the failure of the campaigns in Flor- ida against the Seminole Indians, under command of Generals Gaines and Scott, in 1836, and the causes of The delay in opening and prose- cuting the campaign in Georgia and Alabama against the hostile Creek Indians, &c 13 Publishes the opinion of the, appointed to investigate the circumstances of the injury done to Baron Haokett’s gun ' 14 Publishes the result of the, in the case of Lieutenant Colonel R. B. Ma- son, Ist Dragoons.. 19 Appoints a, to examine into the transactions of Captain E. Harding, Ordnance Department, in reference to the administration of the affairs of Mt. Vernon Arsenal. [Amended by G. 0. 38] 36 Appoints a, to examine into the transactions of Brevet Brigadier General Wool, and others under his command, in reference to his and their conduct in the Cherokee Country so called, as set forth in a letter from his Excellency the Governor of Alabama 49 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Brevet Brigadier General W001.63 Publishes opinion of the President of the United States in reference to the, in the case of Captain E. Harding, Ordnance Department 64 Appoints a, to convene in the city of Washington, to examine into cer- tain imputations relative to the character of Lieutenant C. B. Chal- mers, Ist Artillery 76 The, in the case of Captain Harvey Brown, 4th Artillery, which convened at St. Augustine, Fla., pursuant to orders of the Commanding General in Florida, is ordered to re-assemble at Fort Columbus, and review their proceedings . 31,1838 Appointsta, to assemble at St. Louis, to examine into the transactions of Lieutenant Colonel Brant, Deputy Quartermaster General 43 Relieves an officer from and details one for duty on the, in the case of Lieutenant Colonel Brant, Deputy Quartermaster General 44 (See Brevet Rank) - 47 Appoints a, to assemble at West Point, for the purpose of investigating all the circumstances connected with the alleged outrages committed there, during Christmas eve and Christmas day of the past year, &c .4,1839 SUBJECT INDEX. 63 Court or Inquiry—Continued. Publishes opinion of the, appointed to investigate the circumstances of the alleged outrages committed during Christmas eve and Christmas / day of the past year, at West Point 12,1839 Publishes opinion of the, appointed to investigate certain allegations made against Surgeon C. S. Tripler, United States Army, in relation to furnishing wood to steamboats at Picolata, Florida 57 Appoints a, to meet at West Point, for the purpose of investigating the conduct of Cadets L. B. Wood, Wolcott, Goggin, D. H. Hall, Bowen, Baldy, and J. D. Clark 66 Publishes the opinion of the, in the cases of Cadets L. B. Wood, J. D. Clark, Isaac Bowen, J. H. Hill, Peter Baldy, S. G. Wolcott, Monroe Guggin, R. B. Garnett, J. C. Hammond, Yarnell, Goodwin, and Mora- gue • January 16,1840 Appoints a, for the purpose of investigating the moral condition and discipline of the Military Academy, and also the charges affecting the moral conduct of Lieutenant A. E. Shiras, 4th Artillery 23 Publishes opinion of the, respecting moral condition and discipline of the Military Academy, and the charges affecting the moral conduct of Lieutenant A. E. Shiras, 4th Artillery 31 Appoints a, to investigate certain allegations made against Assistant Surgeon Samuel Forry 40 Appoints a, to assemble at West Point, for the purpose of investigating the alleged misconduct of Cadets No,ares, Disbrow, and Crittenden 44 Appoints a, to assemble at Fort Gibson, Ark., to examine into the nature of any imputation touching the character of Surgeon B. Maxwell, or implicating his conduct, found in a communication addressed by the Surgeon General to the Secretary of War, dated November 21, 1839, &c.; the same, to examine into certain imputations affecting the char- acter of Assistant Surgeon. B. W. Woods 4,1841 Appoints a, to meet at Watervliet Arsenal, N. Y., to examine certain charges made against Brevet Second Lieutenant John McNutt, of the Ordnance Department 10 Publishes decision of the, in the case of Second Lieutenant John McNutt, and Lieutenant G. H. Talcott, of the Ordnance Department 26 Appoints a, to meet in Washington, D. C., in the case of Paymaster D. Frazer 36 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Paymaster D. Frazer 54 Appoints a, to investigate certain irregularities and violations of the Military Academy Regulations, that have taken place there in the Corps of Cadets, &c 73 Appoints a, to assemble at Fort Monroe, for the purpose of investigating complaints made against Lieutenant Colonel R. E. Deßussey, of the Corps of Engineers 76 Publishes opinion of the, in case of Lieutenant Colonel R. E. Deßussey.Bs Appoints a, to examine into the conduct of Captain Thomas J. Cram, Corps of Topographical Engineers, relative to certain transactions and accusations alleged in certain affidavits and statements of sundry citi- zens of Wisconsin 12,1842 Appoints a, for the purpose of investigating the conduct of First Lieuten- ant P. R. Thompson, Ist Dragoons, towards the Recruit Private Frost, whilst on drill at Carlisle Barracks 60 Publishes opinion of the, in case of First Lieutenant P. R. Thompson, Ist Dragoons, for alleged ill treatment of Private W. H. Frost; also of First Lieutenant Wm. H. Saunders, 2d Dragoons, for alleged ill treat- ment of Private Joseph Shipley 63 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Surgeon P. Maxwell 70 Appoints a, to examine into certain transactions, accusations, and com- plaints made against Lieutenant Colonel R. B. Mason, Ist Dragoons.77 Appoints a, to investigate certain accusations and charges made against Captain E. B. Alexander, Assistant Quartermaster 78 The President directs that a, be detailed to inquire into the complaints and allegations of Arthur C. Delap, private, Company “A,” Bth Infan- try, against Surgeon Foote, Lieutenant Colonel Belknap, &c..December 17 Appoints a, in conformity with the President’s orders of December 17, 1842—Suspends proceedings and pardons private Arthur C. Delap 79 Appoints a, to inquire into the nature of the conflict in which Cadet John W. Davidson was injured January 9,1843 Appoints a, to examine into certain accusations and imputations made against Captain H. Stansbury, Topographical Engineer 11 SUBJECT INDEX. Court of Inquiry—Continued. Publishes opinion of the, on the complaint of Private Arthur C. Delap. [See Court of Inquiry appointed by G. O. No. 79, of 1842] 13,1843 Publishes opinion of the, in case of Captain H. Stansbury 20 Appoints a, to investigate charges against First Lieutenant G. W. P. Wood, Ist Infantry 34 Appoints a, in the case of Second Lieutenant N. Lyon, 2d Infantry 35 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of First Lieutenant G. W. F. Wood 49 Publishes decision of the Secretary of War respecting the, in the case of Lieutenant Colonel R. B. Mason, Regiment of Dragoons 50 Publishes the result of the, in the case of Captain and Assistant Quarter- master A. C. Myers .. 56 Appoints a, in the case of First Lieutenant E. Deas, 4th Artillery 65 Appoints a, to examine into the manner in which Captain P. St. George Cooke, United States Dragoons, discharged the duties assigned to him for the protection of the caravan of Santa Fe traders over the Territory of the United States to the Texas frontier, in May and June, 1843, &c 6,1844 Appoints a, to examine into the accusations and complaints made by a citizen against Captain Thomas Swords, Assistant Quartermaster 7 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Captain P. St. George Cooke 19 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Captain Thomas Swords, Assist- ant Quartermaster ..27 Appoints a, to assemble at Key West, to examine into the nature of the accusations made against First Lieutenant T. S. J. Johnson, Bth In- fantry , 31 Appoints a, in the case of Captain A. R. Hetzel, Assistant Quartermas- ter —39 Institutes a, for the purpose of examining into any disorderly conduct in the Corps of Cadets at West Point ..41 Publishes the opinion of the, in the case of Captain A. R. Hetzel .45 Publishes the decision of the Secretary of War regarding certain per- sonal conflicts and disorderly conduct alleged to have occurred in the Corps of Cadets, and which has been investigated by the, appointed in G. O. No. 41, of 1844 —November 23 Appoints a, to examine into the nature of the accusations or imputa- tions made against Paymaster T. P. Andrews. 49 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Paymaster T. P. Andrews 1,1845 Appoints a, to examine into the nature of the transaction, accusation, or imputation against Colonel George Croghan, Inspector General, United States Army, of drawing his pay and allowances twice for the same months 16 Appoints a, in the case of Captain E. A. Ogden, Assistant Quartermaster, Bth Infantry 26 Appoints a, in the cases of Lieutenants William Armstrong and William B. Blair, 2d Artillery 35 Appoints a, in the case of Major James W. Ripley, of the Ordnance De- partment 3,1846 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Major James W. Ripley, of the Ordnance Department - 7 Appoints a, to investigate the conduct of Brevet Major General E. P. Gaines, in calling upon the Governors of several of the States for vol- unteers or militia, &c 23 Appoints a, to assemble at West Point, to ascertain the names of the cadets engaged in certain outrages and breaches of good order and of the Academic Regulations ...July 24 Publishes opinion of the, in the case of Brevet Major General E. P. Gaines i ~ 39 Appoints a, to assemble at or near New Orleans, to examine into the gen- uineness of a letter purporting to have been written by First Lieuten- ant B. R. Johnson, 3d Infantry, to Major W. Sewell, 2d Infantry 28,1847 Appoints a, in the case of Captain George Y. Hebb, Assistant Quarter- master, United States Volunteers, in relation to a contract made by him for the transportation of the 3d Regiment Tennessee Volunteers from Knoxville to New Orleans, s 43, 69,1836 Assignment of officers to, 48,51 Engineering. (See Instruction) May 19,1828 Engineers. Assigns the Topographical, and Assistant Topographical, to the Engineer Department, and makes them subject to the orders of the Chief and Commanding Engineer July 2,1818 Assignment of an officer of the, and Artillery to duty at the Military Academy; assigns certain Artillery officers to duty -with the hoard of, for internal improvement 47,1824 Assignment of an officer to duty in the Corps of, 17,1831 (See Appointment) 36 3317 6 82 SUBJECT INDEX. Engineers—Continued. D. Leadbetter, J. R. Anderson, M. C. Meigs, and D. P. Woodbury, at- tached to the, as brevet second lieutenants 50,1837 Describes the uniform adopted for the Corps of, 7,1840 (See Uniform) September 1,1846 Enlisted Man. Directs that William Ethrington, an, of the 29th Infantry, be given up by his commanding officer to some person authorized by his master to receive him in the event that proof of ownership be produced July 9,1813 Directs Private George Newman, of the Light Artillery, to accompany Lieutenant Colonel McPherson to the Island of Madeira, and gives the colonel permission to retain him until the expiration of his term of enlistment (June, 1817) October 28,1815 Enlisted Men (See Soldiers). Not to be allowed to leave their command until they shall be mustered, inspected, and paid. The musters for payment of troops whose term has expired will be made up to the time of inspection for discharge; the inspectors to transmit, for file in the Adjutant and Inspector Gen- eral's Office, certificates and copies of discharges of all, who have been disabled, that their rights may be secured in future applications for pensions r February 2,1815 (See Pay) February 24, April 15 Respecting the establishing the rights of, and their heirs to the allow- ances of 160 acres of land under act of December 24, 1811, and Decem- ber 12,1812, as well as the further allowance of 320 acres to those who have been enlisted under act of December 10,1814 April 8 Directs the muster, discharge, and pay of, for the purpose of reducing the Army to a peace footing .April 29 (See Soldiers) May 8, July 8 (See Hard Labor) November 12,1818 (See Gardens) June 14,1820 All able-bodied, of the Second Department, and those at New York, un- der sentence of court-martial, having more than three months to serve at hard labor, to be transported to Old Point Comfort, and the con- victs at Philadelphia and Baltimore to be sent to New Orleans to be employed on the public works October 13 . (See Arms) 56,1821 (See Hard Labor) 64 Regulations respecting the discharge 0f,.. 67,1825 A reward of $lO will be paid to, for the apprehension of a deserter, on his delivery at a military post 12,1830 (See Enlistments, Pay, Discharge, Regulation) 20,1833 Of incorrigibly bad habits are to be tried by general court-martial and discharged, with stoppages against their pay, instead of simply order- ing their discharge from service 56 To be above the age of eighteen and under thirty five years, and at least five feet five inches high (changed to five feet three inches—see letter to Lieutenant Colonel Yose, Superintendent Recruiting Service, March 23, 1840); this regulation, as far as it relates to height and age, not to extend to musicians, or those soldiers who may re-enlist. (See Pay, Extra Pay) 25,1838 Commanding officers on the frontiers not to allow, to pass into Canada.3B (See Allowance) 48,1846 Minimum height of, changed from five feet five to five feet four inches, Circular, July 8 Minimum height of, reduced tb five feet three inches November 19 Publishes the table of established rates of pay of the, of the Army. (See Bounty, Enlistments) 2,1847 (See Land Warrant, Treasury Scrip) 4 (See Certificates of Merit, Extra Pay) 9 (See Certificate of Merit) 4,1849 Relates to the extra pay of officers and, serving in Oregon and California, and to the discharge of, who at the time of enlistment were under the age of twenty one years 32,1850 The number of, of Ordnance to be reduced to 250 18,1851 See Extra Pay, Ordnance) 2,1853 See Colt’s Revolver) 19,1859 SUBJECT INDEX. 83 Enlistment. Revokes orders of Brigadier General Joseph Bloomfield authorizing the, of soldiers from the 36th and 38th Regiments of Infantry, by officers of the United States Navy and Commodore Barney Jdnuary 21,1814 (See West Point) 25,1829 Term of, to be for three years, commencing with March 2, 1883. (See Regulations) 20,1833 Orders the filling of vacancies in the companies of Dragoons, Artillery, Infantry, or Riflemen, by, or re-enlistment, &or. 32,1843 (See Boat Builders) 20,1844 Term of, to be five years 20,1850^ Enlistments. Act to encourage, in the Regular Army; the term of, to be “during the war” or five years, at the option of the recruit, unless sooner discharged. (See Bounty) 2,1847 (See Instructions) 16,1854 (See Regulations) 22 Enlistment Papers. Regulations governing in the transmission of, to the Adjutant General’s Office and to the Second Auditor’s Office 77,1825 Equipments. (See Returns) June 3,18i5 (See Inventories) 55,1824 Publishes price-lists of, for the year 1837 54,1837 Publishes price-list of, for the year commencing November 1, 1839 65,1839 (See Horse Equipments) 24,1841 Certain, to be cleaned and re-issued to the troops 47,1842 (See Cavaury Corps) 35,1847 All horse, for the troops will be furnished by the Ordnance Department.s,lBss Publishes price-list of, for the Ist and 2d regiments of Cavalry 13 Escort. The commanding officers of posts in the Western Department to provide Colonel Archer, Inspector General, with guides and a proper, &c 26,1825 Directs the commanding officer in California to organize a battalion, to consist of one company of the Ist Dragoons and one company of the 2d Infantry, as an, and for service with the Commissioners to be ap- pointed to run the line between the United States and Mexico—Brevet Major Emory of the Corps of Topographical Engineers will command, &.c /. 65,1848 Brevet Major Emory to be relieved of the command of the, duty assigned to him by G. O. No. 65, of 1848; the command of the, will devolve upon the senior officer of the line serving with the battalion 57, 1849 Estimates. Relates to, returns, and reports - - December 16,1818 Commanding officers of posts to make detailed, of repairs and alterations required at their respective posts and forward the same to the Quar- termaster General on or before September 10th, &c., for the year 1824.38,1823 Quarterly, for funds substituted for monthly 63,1851 Relates to the annual, &c., to be made out and transmitted to the Quar- termaster General 14,1853 Examination. Reports a favorable, of Lieutenant Wm. S. Moore, 21st Infantry, and di- rects him to resume his sword, and report himself to Captain Morse at Boston, for the Recruiting Service May 12,1813 Exchange. Announces, of prisoners of war July 26,1814 Expenditures. Invites attention to the enormous, of the Army, particularly in the Quar- termaster’s Department, and directs the officers of every branch to en- deavor by every possible means to reduce, particularly in the item of transportation, &c 13,1851 (See Orders) ■ 17 (See Orders) 6,1854 84 SUBJECT INDEX. Expenses op the Army. The commanders of Departments, with their Staff, to establish their head- quarters at some military post within their command, where public quarters are provided, with a view to reduce the, Circular, March 31,1851 Exports. Extra Compensation. Respecting the collection of duties on, &c., in Mpxioo. {See Officers).44,lB4B Lieutenant Tyler, of the Artillery, entitled to, during the time employed on the special duty which has this day been assigned him July 3,1828 Extra Duty. Certain men who are reported as indispensable in the City Post Office in Washington, to be reported as on, in said office, and to turn out under the direction of the Postmaster only July 20,1813 Names four clerks Avho are considered indispensable in the accountant’s office of the War Department, and orders them reported on, July 20 Extra-Duty Men. (Nee Whiskey Ration) 25,1838 Extra Pay. When a garrison or post consists of more than five companies, the non- commissioned officers selected to perform the duties of steward and ward-master will he entitled to receive, at the rate of twenty five cents per day; when the garrison does not exceed five companies they will be allowed only fifteen cents per day 49,1823 {See Clerk) -• May 25,1827 {See Clerk) * November 25,1828 {See Pay) , July 2,1831 Twelve dollars, allowed, as a bounty, to every able-bodied musician or private soldier who shall re-enlist into former company or regiment within two months before or one month after the expiration of any term of service 20,1833 Announces that the provisions of law, as to the two months’, and the giving in of two months’, as to time, apply only to such able-bodied “Musicians and private soldiers” as may re-enlist, and not to non- commissioned officers and artificers; non-commissioned officers and ar- tificers prohibited from relinquishing their appointments n order to receive the two months’, 19,1834 Three months’, as a bounty, allowed to soldiers re-enlisting in their com- pany or regiment within two months before, or one mouth after the expiration of their term of service 25,1838 Three months’, to discharged supernumerary officers; two dollars per month, and certificate of merit to enlisted men (private soldiers) for distinguished services 9,1847 Act providing for three months’, for officers and enlisted men engaged in the military service of the United States in the war with Mexico, and who have served out the term of their engagement, or have been or may be honorably discharged; and Ist to the widows, 2d to the children, 3d to the parents, and 4th to the brothers and sisters of such as have been killed in battle, or who died in service, or who, having been honorably discharged, have since died, or may hereafter die, without receiving three months’, provided they have been in active service during the war 39,1848 Relates to the, of officers and enlisted men serving in Oregon and Cali- fornia, &c 32,1850 States when the, which those holding certificates of merit are entitled to, is to commence • 7,1851 The three months’, provided by act of July 5,1838, as a bounty for re-en- listing, will, in all cases, be paid by the Recruiting officer at the date of re-enlistment. [See (1. O. 25, of 1838] 52 {See Clerks) 22,1852 {See Pay, Fatigue Duty) * - 12,1854 Respecting, to officers and enlisted men on duty at Fort Laramie, and those who composed the escort to the Mexican boundary commission; also to chaplains who served in California 2,1855 Act allowing, to soldiers acting as cooks and nurses in hospitals 11,1856 Respecting the, to cooks and nurses in hospitals 4,1857 SUBJECT INDEX 85 Farm Property. Fatigue Duty. Relates to returns of, 46,1851 Extra pay for, to be twenty-firm cents per day, and forty cents per day when employed as mechanics, at all stations east of the Rocky Moun- tains, and thirty five cents per day, respectively, when employed at the stations west of those mountains 12,1854 Field and Staff. The, of a separate battalion of Volunteers, under act approved May 13, 1846, shall be one Lieutenant Colonel or Major, one adjutant, one sergeant-major, one quartermaster-sergeant, and a chief bugler or principal musician 21,1846 Field Artillery. {See Board) 12,1840 Field Officers. Authorizes, of Artillery, not stationed at double ration posts, to select their stations according to rank, &c 39,1830 (See Artillery School of Practice) . 29,1832 Assignment of, of Artillery. [Amended by G. O. No. 69, of 1834] 31,1834- Assignment of officers to duty as, 55,75 Assignment of officers to duty as, 44, 55, 73,1835 Assignment of officers to duty as, 1 41,1836 Announces appointment of, 62 Assignment of officers to duty as, according to their brevet rank 67 Assignment of officers to duty as, and allows them the pay and emolu- ments of Majors, &c 69,1837 {See Regulation) 78 {See Regulations) - - 1,1855 Final Statements. Of clothing, &c., to accompany the inventory of the effects of deceased soldiers, required by par. 206 of the General Regulations 6,1852 Fines. {See Deserters) June 17,1814 Fire Arms. (See Board) 2,10,64,1837 The subject of a uniform standard of, for all the regiments serving as Infantry, having been brought to the notice of the Secretary of War, it is directed that all the muskets with flint locks be called in and their places be supplied by percussion locks 8,1849 Firing. The Secretary of War having remarked the inaccuracy of, directs that the troops be taught to fire more deliberately and accurately by fre- quent practice, and states that extra ammunition will be furnished for that purpose 8,1840 Florida. Brevet Brigadier General Clinch, Colonel 4th Infantry, assigned to the command of all the troops in, 72,1834 Certain troops to he held in readiness to join the troops in, under Brig- adier General Clinch 78,1835 Directs Brevet Brigadier General Eustis, in the event of intelligence reaching him at Charleston, from, inducing him to believe that Gen- eral Clinch may require further aid from the Army, to proceed to St. Augustine, taking ■with him all the troops at Charleston Harbor and Savannah, &c., and on arriving at St. Augustine to assume command, and open communication with General Clinch, and report to him for further instructions 6,1836 The commanding officers of the companies at Forts Johnston and Macon, N. C., and at Savannah and Augusta Arsenal, Georgia, to proceed forth- with to Picolata, in, with their effective force, leaving only ordnance t™ _ sergeants and invalids. {See Recruits) 7/ ! * - • 86 SUBJECT INDEX. Florida—Continued. Directs Major General Scott to repair to, and take command of the troops operating against the Indians in that quarter. Besides his personal staff he will be joined by Captain Canfield, of the Topographical En- gineers, Lieutenant Van Buren, aid-de-camp, and Lieutenant Johnston, of the 4th Artillery 7,1836 Governor Call is to take command of the regular troops and the militia serving in, in the event of Major General Scott and Brigadier General Clinch not continuing on duty therein 34 Names the disposition to'he made of the disposable troops now in,. (See Troops) ___7,1838 Brigadier General Armistead to relieve Brigadier General Taylor from the command of the Army in,; the headquarters of the Army in, to be established at St. Augustine after May Ist 22, 1840 The 3d and Bth Infantry to proceed to join the Army in, 43 (See Board) 14,1841 Relieves Brigadier General Armistead from the command of the Army in, and assigns Colonel North, Bth Infantry, to said command, with instructions for him to adopt all efficient and proper measures neces- sary for speedy termination of hostilities, as well as to afford pro- tection and security to the frontier, and to such citizens as may he disposed to penetrate the country for lawful purposes of trade or set- tlement ; officers of every branch assigned to duty with the, Army, by whom relieved or transferred; officers of the General Staff, serving in, will report to and receive the instructions of the officer assigned to the command of the Army 29 The sth Infantry ordered to, and the Ist Infantry withdrawn therefrom. 39 Two companies of the 2d and two of the 4th Artillery ordered to, 40,1849 Ten companies of Artillery, equipped as Infantry, to be put en route for Palatki, &c 45 The State of, to he reimbursed for money advanced in payment of Vol- unteers called into service in 1849 and 1852 3,1857 The cutting of timber (live-oak) in, is prohibited on any pretext what- ever [G. O. 7, Headquarters Army] .... 1839 Forage. The Mounted Rangers required, under the Regulations of the War De- partment, of July 23,1832, to, their horses at their own expense .... 99,1832 Directs the quarterly muster of horses for which officers are authorized to draw, or commutation therefor July 11,1844 (See Subsistence) 21,1846 Amends paragraph 1002 of the General Regulations, so as to make the full ration of, in the future, ten pounds of hay or fodder, and twelve pounds of oats, or in lieu of oats eight pounds of corn or harley, &c. [Mod- ified by G. O. No. 29, of 1852] 22,1852 States when the allowance of, must he reduced 13,1856 Invites attention to the Regulations respecting, 6,1857 The allowance of, to mounted officers to apply for mules equally as for horses when the exigencies of the service makes it necessary to use the former instead of the latter 4,1860 The, ration for mules to be fourteen pounds of hay and nine pounds of oats, harley, or corn 20 Foreigners. Suspends so much of paragraph 1287 of the Regulations as prohibits the enlistment of, : .43 1828 Form. (See Regulations) .• I 20,1845 Publishes, of warrant for non-commissioned officers. (See Discharge) .. 37,1852 Forms. Publishes, of medical certificate, and of application for leave of absence.4B,lB33 Fort. Appoints Captain Stuart, of the 7th Infantry, and Captain C. Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster, to select a proper site for the erection of a, in the State of Arkansas, on the Illinois river, and within ten miles of its boundary line, &c.; Captain Stuart, as soon as the site shall be SUBJECT INDEX. 87 Fort—Continued. chosen, will immediately proceed thither with his company and com- mence the new work; Captain C. Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster, to be charged with the superindendence of the works to be carried on simultaneously at Fort Smith and at the new, on the Illinois 22,1838 Appoints a board of officers to select a site for a new, in the vicinity of Fort Gibson. {See Board) 24,1840 Fort Adams. {See Public Prorehty) , . _ .. 69,1824 (See Fort WonpOTT) 1 *...48,1841 Fort Arbuckxe. The three frontier posts recently established on the lies Moines river, lowa, and at the crossings of the Arkansas and Wachita rivers, are named Fort Dodge, Fort Atkinson, and,. 34,1851 Fort Armstrong. To be evacuated, and the garrison, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Davenport, Ist Infantry, transferred to Fort Snelling 9,1836 Fort Atkinson. To he evacuated and the public property and stores to be deposited at the new post to be established by Colonel Leavenworth. {See Canton- ment) 14,1827 Places, on the list of Chaplain posts 13,1845 The post of, to be abandoned and the garrison assigned to some other station by the commander of Department No. 6, &c 3,1849 No longer required for military purposes 19 The three frontier posts recently established on the Des Moines river, lowa, and at the crossings of the Arkansas and Wachita rivers, are named Fort Dodge, Fort Arbuckle, and, 34,1851 Dropped from the list of Chaplain posts 16,1853 Fort Barrancas. The troops and stores to be removed from, to Cantonment Clinch, and the post delivered over to such officer as the Secretary of the Navy may designate 37,1825 Fort Bliss. The military post at El Paso to be known as, 4,1854 Fort Brady. Directions for movement of troops for the establishment of the post sub- sequently named, 25,1822 Assignment of Lieutenant Colonel Laurence, 2d Infantry, to the com- mand of, 70,1825 Major Whistler, 2d Infantry, to command the post of, 25,1833 To be garrisoned by a company of the 4th Artillery 20,1852 Fort Breckenridge. The military post to be established at the junction of the Arivaypa and San Pedro rivers, New Mexico, will be known as, 20,1860 Fort Brooke. {See Military Post) 70,1823 To be evacuated and Company “C,” 4th Infantry, to take post on the new work on Mobile Point, Ala., and Company “ D,” of the same regi- ment, will re-occupy Fort King, Fla., the public property and stores at, will he sent to Mobile Point, except such as may he required at Fort King 49,1832 Fort Buchanan. Fort Carroll. The new post established near Tuczon, New Mexico, to be known as,.. .6,1857 The military work at Seller’s Point Flats, near Baltimore, to be known as, 38,1850 Fort Caswell. The work on Oak Island, North Carolina, to be knoivn as, 32,1833 88 SUBJECT INDEX. Fort Clinch. The work on North end of Amelia Island, Florida, to he known as, 38,1850 Fort Columbus. To be turned over to the Engineer Department 52,1831 Directs the garrison of, to evacuate Governor’s Island and join the gar- rison of Fort Hamilton at the Narrows 37,1834 The post of, turned over exclusively for the recruiting service as a depot of instruction 2,1847 Brevet Lieutenant Colonel FI. Brown, 4th Artillery, assigned to the com- mand of the principal depot of instruction at, and will relieve Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W. Chapmen, sth Infantry 41,1849' Fort Colville. The military post at Colville, W. T., is named, 23,1860 Fort Constitution. The garrison at, to proceed to Fort Mitchell 33,1830 Fort Craig. The military post established on the west hank of the Rio Grande, eight miles below Fort Conrad, New Mexico, is to be known as, 2,1855' Fort Crawford. To be abandoned and the troops ordered to Fort Snelling 21,1826 Reinstates, as a military post, and it is to be garrisoned by four compa- nies of the sth Infantry 42,1827 Being no longer required,- the commanding officer of Department No. 6 has been authorized to withdraw the companies composing the garri- son, and to assign them to other stations on the frontier; the quarters and other public property pertaining to the post will be disposed of by the responsible departments of the staff 19,1846 Fort Dearborn. To be evacuated and the garrison thereof withdrawn to the headquarters of the 3d Infantry , 35,1823- To be re-occupied 44,182& ' To be garrisoned by troops under Major Whistler, of the 2d Infantry.. 17,1832 (Se£ Infantry) 81 Brevet Major Towle, sth Infantry, to command the post of, 25,1833 Major Bender, of the sth Cavalry, assigned to the command of, . 41 The troops stationed at, to proceed immediately to Fort Howard and join the garrison at that post; the public property left at, will remain in charge of Brevet Major Plympton, sth Infantry, who will continue in command of the post until otherwise ordered 80,1836 The Q. M. Department to appoint suitable person to take charge of, and the public property pertaining thereto .v 31,1837 Fort Delaware. Brevet Major Fanning, 2d Artillery, assigned to the command of, 63,1825 The commanding officer of, to remove with his command to Fort Mifflin and occupy that post until such time as the condition of the Pea Patch Island shall be such as to warrant his return, leaving a small guard for the protection of the public property and to keep possession of the island ~ 16,1836 In consequence of the burning of the quarters at, the garrison at that post Avill remove to Fort Mifflin - 2,1831 Rescinds G. 0. No. 2, directing the garrison at, to remove to Fort Mifflin, and orders the garrison to march to New Castle, Delaware 3 Court of Inquiry respecting the burning of, 4 Publishes opinion of the Court of Inquiry respecting the burning of, ..13 The work on the Pea Patch, Delaware river, to be known as,.. 32,1833 Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge. (See Dragoon Post) 71,1836 The three frontier posts recently established on the Des Moines river, lowa, and at the crossings of the Arkansas and Wachita rivers, are named, Fort Atkinson, and Fort Arbuckle 34,1851 SUBJECT INDEX. 89 Fort Gaines. The work on east end of Dauphin Island, Mobile Bay, to be known as, (See Fort Ripley) ... 38,1850 Fort Garland. The new post recently established near Fort Massachusetts, New Mex- ico, will be known as, 7,1858 Fort Gibson. Lieutenant Colonel Mason, of the Ist Dragoons, to take post with his command at, ..43,1840 {See Board) 3,1841 Fort Gratiot. To be reoccupied by companies of the 2d Infantry 44,1828 Condemns the unwarranted unmilitary action of the commanding officer of, (Brevet Major Alexander Thompson, of the 2d Infantry,) as shown by his report, of leaving the medical officer in charge of that post, in- stead of taking him with the troops on their expedition to Chicago, and orders the assistant surgeon to proceed to join the troops com- manded by Brevet Major General Scott at Chicago . 60,1832 The Quartermaster’s Department to appoint a suitable person to take charge of, and property pertaining thereto, &c 31,1837 Temporarily abandoned 20,1852 Fort Hamilton. {See Artillery) 52,1831 To be occupied by a company of the 4th Artillery. (Sec Fort La Fayette ). 69,1832 Brevet Colonel Eustis, 4th Artillery, assigned to the command of, 37,1834 Placed on the list of Chaplain posts .6,1842 Fort Howard. Major Baker, 3d Infantry, assigned to the command of, 63,1825 Lieutenant Colonel Brady to be prepared to move on May Ist to, with the companies of the 2d Infantry stationed at Madison Barracks and at Fort Niagara 13,1826 To be occupied by the garrison from the post of Chicago .. 5,1831 To be evacuated—the garrison to join the headquarters of the regiment, and the post and public property to be turned over to the Quarter- master's Department 39,1841 Temporarily abandoned —, 20,1852 Fortifications. Publishes suggestions for the care and preservation of, 55,1842 Appropriations for, &c 6,1849 Appropriations for, &c 18,1860 Fort Independence. Major Brooks, 3d Artillery, assigned to the command of, 39,1832 Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Brooks, 3d Artillery, directed to evacuate, and turn it over to Lieutenant Colonel Thayer, of the Corps of Engi- neers, for repairs, and with his command join the garrison of Fort Trumbull 62,1833 The garrison at, to proceed to Fort Mitchell ..33,1836 Fort Jackson. Directs Captain G. W. Gardiner, 2d Artillery, to proceed to, with his command, and relieve Captain Baden in the command of that post. .16,1834 Fort Jefferson. The work at Garden Key, Tortugas, Florida, to be known as,. [Revoked by G. O. No. 45] ....38,1850 Fort Jesup. {See Fort Smith) . - .22,1838 The present garrison of, to be relieved by a company from the 4tb In- fantry. lnfantry) ...43,1840 Being no longer required for military purposes, instructions are given for the disposition of the men and the public property at that p05t..53,1845 90 SUBJECT INDEX. Fort Johnson. To be turned over to the Engineer Department and the troops stationed there to join the garrison of Fort Moultrie 20,1829 Brevet Major Churchill to resume command at, &c 11,1831 Foet Johxstox. {See Foet Monroe) 7,1836 f Foet Kearney. The fort at Grand Island, Platte River, Oregon route, to he known a 5,..6,1849 Foet King. Four companies ordered from Fort Monroe to, 5,1835 Assigns Ist Lieutenant M. M. Clark, 2d Artillery, A. Q. M., to, and re- lieves Lieutenant Dusenbury, A. Q. M., from duty at, 90 Foet Knox. The fort at the narrows of the Penobscot River, Maine, to be known as,. .6,1849 Foet La Fayette. The new fortress of the first class recently finished at the narrows, below New York, to he called and known by the name of, in commemoration of the highly distinguished services of Major General La Fayette, in the War of the American Independence. In hoisting the national flag for the first time on, and in compliment to the name, a national salute will he fired 22,1823 The commanding officer of Fort Hamilton to consider, as an appendage to his command and see to its preservation 52,1831 (See Artillery) ..69,1832 To be placed in charge of the Engineer Department until further 0rder5.17,1839 Foet Laeamie. Heretofore directed to be broken up, will be kept up as a military post until further orders ..6,1857 Foet Livingston. The works on Grand Terre, Louisiana, to be known as, —32,1833 Foet Mackinac. The Quartermaster’s Department to appoint a suitable person to take charge of, &c 31,1837 Placed on the list of Chaplain posts 33,1841 To be garrisoned hy a company of the 4th Artillery 20,1852 Foet Macomb. The name of the works at Chef Menteur, Lake Borgue, Louisiana, to be changed from Fort Wood to, ..34,1851 Foet Macon. (See Foet Moneoe) 7,1836 Foet Maeion. Foet McHeney. The military post at St. Augustine, East Florida, to be known as, 1,1825 Placed on the list of Chaplain posts.. 33,1841 The major of the 4th Artillery assigned to the command of, 46,1845 Fort Mcßee. The fort recently completed on Foster’s Bank, in Pensacola Harbor, to be known as, .14,1840 Foet Michilimacinac. Brevet Major Thompson, of the 2d Infantry, assigned to the com- mand of, 81,1832 Foet Mifflin. Major Lloyd Beall, assigned to the command of the troops at, and the Lazarette Barracks May 5, 1814 The troops at Fort Delaware to he removed, temporarily, to, 16,1830 {See Fort Delaware) 2,3,1831 SUBJECT INDEX. 91 Fort Mitchell. To be evacuated, and the company stationed there to repair to Canton- ment Clinch 38,1829 To be re-occupied 43 Brevet Brigadier General Brooke to take command of, 58 The company of the 4th Infantry stationed at, to inarch to Camp Eaton, in the Cherokee Nation 42,1830 Company I, 2d Artillery at, to proceed to Fort Jackson; two companies of the 4th Infantry to proceed to, 65 Troops ordered to, for active service in the Creek Nation 29,31,1836 Fort Mojave. The military post recently established on the east bank of the Colorado of the West, will be known as, and be considered a double ration post 24,1859 Fort Montgomery. The fort on Rouse’s Point, New York, to be known as, _.6,1849 Fort Morgan. The work on Mobile Point, Alabama, to be known as, 32,1833 Captain Belton, of the 2d Artillery, to proceed with his company (“ B”) to, and assume command of that post 16,1834 Fort Moultrie. Fort Niagara. To be turned over to the Engineer Department for repairs 22,1839 To be re-occupied by four companies of the 2d Infantry 44,1828 The evacuation directed 31,1834 To be garrisoned by a company of the 4th Artillery 20,1852 Fort Ontario. To be garrisoned by a company of the 4th Artillery - 20,1852 Fort Pickens. The work on St. Rosa Island, Florida, to be known as, —32,1833 Brevet Major Gantzinger, 2d Artillery, to proceed with his company (“H”) to, and assume command of that post 16,1834 Fort Pike. The work in Louisiana known by the name of Petite Coquille, will here- after be called, 56,1827 To furnish half of the guard for the tower erected for the defence of the Bayou Dupre, La 38,1830 Dropped from the list of Chaplain posts— 13,1845 Fort Porter. The fort at Black Rock, N. Y., to be known as, 6,1849 Fort Preble. The garrison of, to proceed to Fort Mitchell 33,1836 Fort Pulaski. The work on Cookspur Island, Georgia, to be known as, 32,1833 Fortresses. Commanding officers of, &e., to turn back or detain all sea vessels or river or bay crafts suspected of attempting to communicate with the enemy’s vessels within or near the waters of the United States August 5, 1813 Fortress Monroe. Publishes instructions for establishing a “School of Practice” at, (see School of Practice) 10,1824 (Bee Artillery Corps for Instruction) 18 Certain public property belonging to the “Artillery School of Practice” and the post of, to be turned over to the Quartermaster of the post.. 58,1828 Brevet Colonel Eustis, 4th Artillery, assigned to the command of, 52,1831 Lieutenant Colonel Walbach, Ist Artillery, assigned to the command of, - 81,1832 The garrison of, no longer to be regarded as the exclusive “ School of Practice;” gives instructions respecting reports, &0., from, (see Ar- tillery School of Practice)... 31,1834 92 SUBJECT INDEX Fortress Monroe—Continued. (See Engineer Department) 54,1834 Directs the commandant of, to detach four companies from the garrison of that post under the command of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Fanning, with orders to proceed by sea to St. Augustine, Florida, and thence to march to Fort King, and report to Brevet Brigadier General Clinch, 5,1835 The commanding officer of, to direct one of the companies of that com- mand to proceed to Fort Washington and garrison that post 67 The commanding officer of, to send two officers from his command, one to Fort Macon, the other to Fort Johnston, to take charge of those posts during the absence of their respective garrisons .7,1836 The troops to be withdrawn from, to enable the Engineer Department to proceed with the repairs of the same. (See Ordnance Depart- ment) 49,1838 Placed on the list of Chaplain posts 55,1841 Fort Ridgely. The military post recently established on the Minnesota river will be known as, 17,1853 Fort Riley. The military post recently established on Kansas river to be known as,. 17,1853 Fort Ripley. The name of the post on the Upper Mississippi, hitherto known as Fort Gaines, changed to that of, 38,1850 Forts. All miktary posts designated Cantonments will hereafter be called, 11,1832 (See Fortifications) 55,1842 (See Topographical Engineers) 29,1852 Fort Schuyler. Fort Scott. The work on Throgs-Neck, New York, to be known as, 32,1833 {See Chaplain Posts) i 16,1853 Fort Severn. Announces the transfer of, and the military site and jurisdiction near Annapolis, to the Navy Department, and names the disposition to be made of the public property 40,1845 Fort Shelby. Assignment of Captain Cantzinger to the command of, Michigan 55,1822 Directs the withdrawal of the company of Artillery at, and orders it to N. Y. Harbor 35,1823 Fort Smith. (See Road) 17,1827 Temporarily re-occupied by a company of the 7th Infantry .7,1833 Directs the commanding officer of Fort Jesup to order Brevet Major Bel- knap, of the 3d Infantry, with his company, to proceed to, Arkansas, and with such other portion of his command as can be spared from the gar- rison of Fort Jesup, reducing the garrison to not less than two com- panies. (See Fort) 22,1838 The present garrison of, to be relieved by a company from the 4th In- fantry. (See Infantry) • 43,1840 To be abandoned, and the garrison and public property disposed of according to the discretion of the Department commander 19,1850 Fort Snelling. The name of Fort St. Anthony changed to that of, 1,1825 Fort St. Anthony. The name of, changed to Fort Snelling 1,1825 Fort Stanton. The military post recently established on the Bonita river, in the coun- try of Muscalero Apaches, New Mexico, to be known as, 13,1855 Fort Stockton. The military post in the Department of Texas, heretofore known as Camp Stockton, will be called, 13,1860 SUBJECT INDEX. 93 Fort Sullivan. Fort Sumter. Authorizes the commanding officer of, to employ a citizen surgeon 62,1826 The new work now constructing in the Harbor of Charleston, South Carolina, to he known as, - 32,1833 Fort Taylor. Fort Thorn. The work at Key West, Florida, to he known as, 38,1850 The military post recently established at Santa Barbara, New Mexico, to be known as, 4,1854 Fort Towson. The present garrison of, to he relieved by a company of the 4th In- fantry. (See Infantry) 43, 1840- Fort Vancouver. The military post known as Columbia Barracks will be called, 20,1853 Fort Warren. The work on St. George’s Island, Boston Harbor, to be known as, 32,1833 Fort Washington. To be garrisoned by a company from Fort Monroe 67,1835 Fort Wayne. (See Magazine) 42,1825 Suspends the new work at, until further orders .43,1840 Fort at Spring Wells, near Detroit, Michigan, to be known as, 6,1849 Fort Winnebago. The new post to be established between the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, by Major Twiggs and three companies of the Ist Infantry, will be ca11ed,.... 44,1828 To be considered within the limits of the Eastern Department 5,1831 Considered as abandoned. The quarters and other public property per- taining to the station to be disposed of by the responsible depart- ments 53,1845 Fort Winthrop. The fort on Governor’s Island, Boston Harbor, Mass., to be known as,. .6,1849 Fort Wolcott. Quarters for the garrison at Fort Adams not being in readiness, the two companies assigned by G. O. No. 42, c. s., to thatpost, will temporarily occupy,; the field officer in command may, during the same period, take up his quarters in Newport 48,1841 Fort Wo c The new work at Chef Menteur is named, 56,1827 To furnish half of the guard for the tower erected for the defense of the Bayou Dupre, La 38,1830 Captain Legate, 2d Artillery, to proceed with his company (“A”) to, and relieve Brevet Major Gantzinger, 2d Artillery, from the command thereof 16,1834 To be placed in possession of the Engineer Department for the purpose of repairs. (See Depot) 10,1842 Name changed from, to Fort Macomb 34,1851 Frankfori> Arsenal, Pa. Brevet Colonel Walbach, Ist Artillery, assigned to the command of, 69,1830 Pranking Privilege. The, of the War Department and all its Bureaus to cease after June 30th, and officers and agehts are instructed tq reduce all public correspond- ence, &c., and to keep and certify their postage accounts in duplicate.3o,lB4s Fresh Beef. May be issued to troops five times per week when it can be purchased at 6i cents, or less, per pound. [Modified by G. O. No. 11, of 1860]......3,1859 94 SUBJECT INDEX Frontiers. Fuel. {See Revenue Laws.) Publishes orders governing allowance of, and quarters to officers and en- listed men December 1,1814 The allowance of, and quarters (inclusive of an office), according to the rates established by par. 1020 of the Army Regulations, extended to General Superintendents of the Recruiting Service 56,1827 {See Orderlies) 7,1831 {See Office) 60 At all posts in the vicinity of public or Indian lands which alford fire- wood, the necessary, will be provided by fatigue parties detailed from the troops 34,1839 Allows, and quarters to ordnance sergeants when on duty 31,1852 {See Commutation) 6,1854 {See Regulations) 4,1857 {See Ordnance Officer) 3,1858 {See Regulations) 1,1859 Authorizes the issue of two cords of pine wood for, in lieu of one cord of oak, provided the cost be no greater ..14,1860 Funds . Authorizes the furnishing of, by the principal officer of the Quartermasters’ Department at Albany, for the purchase of such articles of food as may be fitted for the condition of the sick in hospital at Greenbush, &c., December 7,1814 {See Recruiting Rendezvous) . 34,1822 {See Recruiting Rendezvous) 81,1823 The commanding officers of arsenals to be supplied with, for the pay- ment of those employed under them 6,1831 Amendments to the Regulations of July 12, 1845 relative to post, regi- mental, and company, 53,1846 Directs officers who may have recruiting or other, in their possession to render monthly statements, whether expenditures have been made dur- ing the month or not 52,1851 {See Estimates) 63 Funeral. Order of arrangements for the, ceremonies of the late Major General Brown, General-in-Chief of the Army February 28,1828 Officers of the Army in Washington requested to attend the, of Brevet Major Theodore Maurice, Corps of Engineers 21,1832 Major General Winfield Scott designated to take charge of the military arrangements for the, ceremonies of the late President of the United States, Zachary Taylor 22,1850 Furlough. {See Leaves of Absence.) All officers on, or absent from their respective corps or stations, directed to report at once, to the Adjutant and Inspector General, the author- ity for their absence, also in future, when absent, to make monthly re- ports, and forward the military papers called for by the general regulations. (See G. 0., No. 14, of 1840) 36, 1845 Of recruiting parties and of recruits to be transmitted direct to the Adjutant General. (See Recruits) Circular, December 18,1846 Two columns to be added to the, and muster and pay-rolls now in use to show the payments on account of bounty, &c 2,1847 Mustering officers required to forward to the Adjutant General’s Office, and returns of the troops—regular and volunteer—to be mustered out and discharged under their direction Circular, June 15,1848 All, and descriptive rolls of detachments of recruits, and all hospital re- ports of any kind containing evidence of death, discharge, or desertion, during the Mexican war, of enlisted men or volunteers, which may be in possession of any officer, or may be found at any military post, will be transmitted for file in the War Department 28,1849 In lieu of the ordinary, now retained by company commanders, a mus- ter and pay-roll will be substituted, on which will be transmitted by the captains, the paymaster’s calculations relative to pay 9, 1851 National Armory. Appointment of a board of officers for the purpose of selecting a suitable site on the Western waters for the establishment of a, [Board dissolved by G. 0., No. 10, of 1843] 63,1841 National Police Gazette. Authorizes a larger subscription to the, and gives instructions respecting the advertising of deserters therein , 46,1846 National Road. Revokes S. 0., No. 148, of 1833, relieving Second Lieutenant W. R. Mc- Kee, 3d Artillery, from duty on the, 8,1834 National Salute. (See Salutes) May 18,1810 In hoisting the National flag for the first time over Fort Lafayette, and in honor to the name, a, will he fired - - - - 22', 1823 Negroes. Not to be received as recruits February 18,1820 Directs certain officers to repair to Charleston, South Carolina, for the purpose of attending a civil suit connected with the seizure of cer- tain, 94,1821 New Castle, Delaware. (See Fort Delaware) ... 3,1831 New Mexico. The Territory of, to be reimbursed for expenses incurred by the militia called into service in that territory in 1854 3,1851 Appropriation for pay and allowances of the militia of, &.c 18, iB6O SUBJECT INDEX. 123 New Orleans. Directs Lieutenant Colonel Twiggs, 4th Infantry, to repair to, and resume the command of that post 22,1834 New York Harbor. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Crane assigned to the command of the troops in, 52.1831 Non-Commissioned Officers. Selected to act as steward, wardmaster, cook, or nurse of a hospital shall not be required by any officer, not of the Medical Staff, to perform any duty except that of attending weekly inspections, the regular musters, for payment, and in cases of the most urgent necessity ‘..December 2,1828 Such, as can be spared for a time, to be sent to report to the command- ing officer of Fort Monroe, for temporary duty with the recruits or- dered to assemble at that post 45,1837 {See Artillery) 37,1846 (See Brevet) 9,1847 Attachment to regiments of the regular Army of, as brevet second lieu- tenants ..37,1848 States when, may be attached to any corps of the Army, by brevet of the lowest grade ’. 4,1849 Publishes form of warrant for, 37,1852 Respecting the promotion of, {see Regulations) 17,1854 Non-Commissioned Staff. Relates to the allowances of fuel and quarters for the, ....23,1853 North Carolina Militia. Directs the discharge of the regiment of, first called out and now in serv- ice at Norfolk - January 26,1815 Northern Division (See Division of the North). North Pacific Exploring and Surveying Expedition. Appropriation for preparing the drawings of the sailing charts of the Behring’s Strait and, ..7,1858 Nurse. (See Hospital) .. December 2,1828 Nurses. (See Extra Pay) 4,1857 Oath. Obituary. (See Recruits) 7,1858 Of Adams, .John, Ex-President of the United States July 10,1826 Adams, John Quincy, Ex-President of the United States ' 9,1848 Arbuckle, Matthew, Colonel, 7th Infantry 37,1851 Armistead, W. K., Colonel, 3d Artillery 47,1845 Atkinson, Henry, Colonel, 6th Infantry 37,1842 Bernard, Simon, Brigadier General - 1,1840 Bomford, George, Colonel and Chief of the Ordnance Department 16,1848 Brady, Hugh, Colonel, 2d Infantry - 24 Brooke, George M., Colonel, sth Infantry 22,1851 Brown, Aaron V., Postmaster General 4,1859 Brown, Jacob, Major General February 28,1828 Chancey, Isaac, Commodore 3,1840 Eustis, Abraham, Colonel, Ist Artillery 41,1843 Fenwick, John R., Colonel, 4th Artillery 24,1842 Gaines, Edmond Pendleton, Brigadier General 33,1849 Gilmer, T. W., Secretary of the Navy. February 29, March 2,1844 Harrison, William Henry, President of the United States.April4, 5, 6,20,1841 Jackson, Andrew, Ex-President of the United States 27,1845 Jefferson, Thomas, Ex-President of the United States July 10, 11,1826 Jesup, Thomas S., Brigadier General and Quartermaster General 16,1860 Jones, Roger, Brigadier General and Adjutant General ...28,1852 Kearny, S. W., Brigadier General 57,1848 King, William Rufus, Vice-President of the United States 11,1853 La Fayette, General 46,1834 124 SUBJECT INDEX. Obituary—Continued. Legare, Hugh Swinton, Attorney General - 39,1843 Lovell, Joseph, Surgeon General October 17, 70,1836 Macomb, Alexander, Major General and General-in-Chief June 29,1841 Madison, James, Ex-President 45,1836 Maurice, Theodore, Brevet Major, Corps of Engineers 21,1832 Monroe, James, Ex-President of the United States 31,1831 Perrault, P. 11., Major, Topographic Engineers 9,1834 Polk, James K., Ex-President of the United States 34,1849 Snelling, Josiah, Colonel, sth Infantry 46,1828 Taylor, Zachary, President of the United States 21,1850 Tow son, Nathan, Brigadier and Paymaster General 10,1854 Turtelot, A. C., Assistant Surgeon December 9,1837 Upshur, A. P., Hon. Secretary of State February 29, March 2,1844 Whiting, Henry, Colonel and Assistant Quartermaster General 49,1851 Worth, W. J., Colonel, Bth Infantry 32,1849 Office. Two rooms allowed at the headquarters of each Department as an, for the commanding general and his staff; the allowance of fuel for offices from November 1 to April 30 is reduced to one cord of wood for each room 60,1831 Officer. The senior officer present at the death of a commissioned, must report the same to the Adjutant General’s Office 36,1830 Officers. All, absent on furlough directed to report without delay to the Adjutant and Inspector General the authority for their absence, and all, here- after absent from their respective corps to report themselves monthly, &c April 27,1809 {See Opinion) January 23,1811 (See Rank) ■- June 19,1812 (See Correspondence) November 27 Assignment of, to the recruiting service January 15,1813 All regimental, on furlough, and belonging to the several corps of the Array serving on or near the Niagara river, must join their respective corps immediately February 12 All, upon arriving at Washington must report to the Adjutant General February 24 (See Furlough) .. May 14 (See Reinstatement) June 28 Grants permission to Captain Townsend Stith, of the sth Infantry, to go where he pleases June 29 (See Fuel, Quarters) December 1,1814 Respecting the muster of, servants December 9 Publishes names of, who will not be considered in the service of the United States subsequent to December 31, 1814 December 16 Ail, (field and company) absent from their corps on furlough or other- wise, except those on particular duty, to repair forthwith to their re- spective regiments or corps, and all, arriving at the seat of Govern- ment to report at the Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office, also to report to the office of the adjutant generals of districts upon their arrival there December 29 (See Recruiting Service) March 8,1815 All, who have received money for the recruiting service, and all who have unexpended balances of public money, to forthwith deposit the same in some bank in their vicinity, to the credit of the Paymaster of the Army; all, having unsettled accounts with the War Department are required to transmit the same at once, to the accountant for set- tlement April 11 (See Additional Pay) April 17 (See Pay) April 29 Publishes names of, provisionally retained in service under act of Congress until circumstances will permit of their discharge without detriment to the service . June 15 Directs the release from arrest and discharge from further duty, of all such, as were under arrest on June 15,1815, and who were not retained , in the military peace establishment; also the release from arrest and SUBJECT INDEX. 125 O FFICERS—Continued. return to duty of all, who have been retained in the military peace establishment, against whom charges were preferred hut undecided on June 15,1815. July 8, 1815 Directs, to withhold the certificates required to establish claims to bounty land, from soldiers discharged by civil authority, and forthwith report such discharge to the Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office.. August 17 Respecting accountability of, for military supplies May 10, 1816 {See Transfer of Officers) - May 20, June 20, 26 Prescribes the number of private waiters that, of the Army are entitled to under act of April 24, 1816, as follows: A major general four, a brig- adier general three, colonels, lieutenant colonels, majors, and hospital surgeons two, and all other one each, except company officers while serving with their company, when they will be allowed only a soldier of the line each, as a waiter July 8 All, to forthwith report to the Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office the State and county in which they were born 7 August 1 (See Reports) March 18,1818 Trial of, not to enclude the record in the case of enlisted men ...March 22, 1819 {See Gardens) ..June 14,1820 Publishes register of, to constitute the peace establishment under act of March 2, 1821, and directs the release from arrest and the discharge of, for the purpose of reducing the Army to the peace establishment . May 21, June 4, 1821 Assignment of, , June 4 Detail of, for ordnance duty June 16, 38, 40 All, having in their possession surplus public clothing, accumulated for the recruiting service or other purposes and not required for the use of the troops under their command, will turn the same over to the nearest quartermaster, &c June 23 Detail of, for the Topographical service . - - 11,27 All, as far as possible, to draw their pay from the paymaster of the dis- trict in which they may be on duty 39 All, having in their charge any ordnance, ordnance stores, small arms, equipments, or military supplies of any value whatever, property of the United States, are directed to prepare an exact inventory of the same, to be transmitted to the Department of War 52 States to whose orders, of the Artillery—designated or detailed for ord- nance duty—are subject, and for what duties they are liable 63 Assigned to and relieved from ordnance duty .55,1822 Assigned to and relieved from ordnance duty 51, 1823 Assigned to ordnance duty 56 (See Recruits) 78 {See Inventories) 55,1824 Assigned to ordnance duty 58,88 Respecting the monthly reports of, for absence for any cause 11,1826 All, of the line of the Army, when absent on detached service, must re- port themselves to the commanding officers of the posts or company, if a company officer, and to the commanding officer of their regiment, if a field officer April 7 Calling at headquarters officially, or those who report in person, must appear in uniform: 1,1827 {See Private Physicians) February 17 {See Accounts) June 9 Whenever the stations of, are changed a special report of the same must be made to the commanding officer of the regiment 49,1828 {See Recruits, Stoppages) _ 59,1829 Dismissed by sentence of court-martial or by order of the President are to be considered out of the service on the day of the promulgation of the order at the post at wffiioh the officer may be stationed, &c.Jan. 14,1831 {See Bureaus) 22 All, of the Army absent from their military duties, with the sanction of the Wav Department, and engaged in any employment not under its direction, must terminate their engagements and return to their regi- ments and corps for duty . 63 {See Indian Agents) 19,1832 Where, are placed in arrest close confinement is not to be resorted to un- less circumstances of an aggravated character 37 126 SUBJECT INDEX. Officers—Continued. Of the Army doing duty with the Ordnance Corps, to continue in that service not more than four years, and one-fourth of such officers shall he relieved every year 47,1832 Certain, relieved from detached duty and ordered to join their respective companies on the line of march to Chicago 52 Assignment of, to duty in the Subsistence Department to aid in the re- moval and subsistence of the emigrating Indians; assignment of an officer to duty in the Topographical Department 59 Assignment of, to duty in the Topographical Department 61 {See Stoppages) (. 84 (See Furlough) 86,91,119 Assignment of, to duty on the Cumberland road 17,1833 (See Stoppages) 19 Annual detail of,'for a tour of duty in the Ordnance Department; re- lieves, from Topographical duty 96 Prohibits, from receiving presents of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, or foreign State, without the consent of Congress 6,1834 Relieved from detached service. [Countermanded, G. O. 29] 21 {See Regulations, Sword and Belt) - 36 Regulations respecting allowances to, traveling under orders without troops or to attend courts-martial; respecting transportation for, their servants, baggage, &c.; cabin passage to be furnished, traveling with- out troops by water 45 Assignment of, to duty in the Topographical Department 51,56 All, doing regimental duty to be quartered at some of the posts occupied by their respective regiments or companies 69 In command of posts on the seaboard to furnish assistance in artificers and men, as they can, to officers of the Ordnance Department, in mount- ing guns, &c 1,1835 {See Compensation) 14 Invites the' attention of, commanding reginients, companies, garrisons, detachments, and corps of cadets, to No. 160 of the Regulations for the government of the Ordnance Department, and directs compliance therewith 30 {See Works, Guns) 2,1836 Certain, relieved from their present duties and ordered to Picolata, Flor- ida, to join their companies 1 7 The, serving with the Army in Florida, who have been permitted to withdraw, temporarily, to recruit their health, ordered to repair to their stations 1 43 Absent on leave are to report their address to the adjutants of their regi- ments, and to the Adjutant General, monthly 49 Colonels and other field, now absent from their commands, ordered to join same forthwith, &.c 69 Invites the, of the Army at the seat of Government to assemble at the Adjutant General’s Office for the purpose of making arrangements for attending the funeral of the late Doctor Joseph Lovell, Surgeon Gen- eral of the Army October 18 Assigned to duty in the Indian Department 5,1837 {See Accounts) 26 Certain, of the Ist Artillery ordered to report to the commanding officer of Fort Monroe for duty with the recruits to be assembled there 43 The, Avho may have left Florida during the summer, under orders to re- port to the Adjutant General, and subsequently placed on temporary duty, or who may be on leave, will report at Fort Monroe for duty with the troops there 50 {See Letters) ■ 79 The several field and company, temporarily detached from their regi- ments for service on the northern frontiers, or elsewhere, and all offi- cers absent on leave, to join their proper regiments and companies in Florida, the Cherokee country, and the southwestern frontiers, without delay - 36,1838 Certain, who are acquainted with the merits of Hall’s patent rifle, to re- port their opinion of the same, and the accouterments which accom- pany it, and in like manner a report will be made on the carbine which has been used by the Army 53 {See Quarters) . 13,1839 Directs the several field and company, belonging to the regiments serv- ing in Florida, now awaiting orders, or absent on temporary service, SUBJECT INDEX. 127 Officer s—Co n tin ued. or with leave, to repair to their respective posts and join the Army of the South without delay 51,1839 (See Transportation) 62 (See Florida) 29,1841 Who are absent from their duty on surgeon’s certificate of ill health, to he examined hy a hoard of medical officers. (See Medical 80ard)..40 (See Subsistence Department) 52 (See Instructions) 77 (See Regulations) 2,1842 (See Issues to Soldiers).. 17 Of every branch of the service, assigned to duty in the Second Military Department, to he relieved, or transferred only through the orders of the commanding officer of that Department and when it may be neces- sary to withdraw any officer of the staff from duty there the instruc- tions will be given through the Adjutant General’s Office. (See Staff). 19 (See Pay) 50 (See Soldiers) 53 Shows action to be taken by commanding, of posts in cases where, fail to join their station on the day of the expiration of their leave of ab- sence, or if under orders shall appear to have made unusual or un- necessary delays 12,1843 When traveling under orders, will, in addition to the actual expenses of the transportation allowed hy the Regulations of November 21, 1842, be allowed $l.OO per day when entitled to forage, and $1.25 when not entitled to forage February 17,1844 Respecting transportation or traveling allowances for, March 5 (See Regulations) 20,1845- Private letters or reports relative to military marches and operations strictly forbidden, and any officer found guilty of making such reports for publication without special permission, &0., shall be dismissed from the service 3,1847 Act authorizing the appointment of certain additional, 4 Respecting the, their rank, &c., of the ten regiments raised under act of March 3, 1847. (See Pay Department, Extra Pay, Allowances). ..9 (Nee Reports) Circular, September 10 (See Volunteer Staff) 32 Transfer of certain, 34,1848 (See Discharged) 36 Act restoring to their former regiments or corps and rank, as additional officers, &c., all the, of the old Army who received appointments in any of the additional regiments raised for the war with Mexico, &c.: provided, that such, shall be reappointed by the President, &c. (See Discharge) 39 All, of the Army, and all other persons serving under the direction of the War Department, who may have received money on account of du- ties on imports and on exports collected at custom houses, or else- where in Mexico, by authority of the United States, &c., are directed to render to the War Department a statement showing the entire amount, &c 44 All the, belonging to the 2d Infantry and the companies of Dragoons and Artillery, under orders for Departments Nos. 9, 10, and 11, now absent on detached service, will be relieved and ordered to join their respect- ive companies 53 Directs all, or agents to account for all money and property received by them during their service in Mexico, and not heretofore accounted for 63 (See Accounts) 18,1849 (See Arms) 19 (See Servants) 28 (See Regulation) 36 (Nee Board) 41,1850 (See Instructions) ; 9,1851 Why, of the mounted corps stationed on the frontier may purchase pub- lic horses 18 Prohibits, from purchasing any articles that are required for the use or consumption of the Army, with a view to selling the same to the Army, or from being directly or indirectly interested in such purchases; also prohibits, or agents of the Quartermaster or Commissary Departments from purchasing from, of the Army 14,1852 128 SUBJECT INDEX. Officers—Continued. Instructions respecting transfer or exchange of company, 33,185& Attending courts-martial and receiving the per diem compensation pro- vided by law are not thereby deprived of their quarters or the commu- tation allowances therefor at their permanent station, &c., and when sucb officers ha ve no permanent station where they receive such al- lowances they are entitled to receive them at the place where the court- martial is held 1,1853 (See Regulations) 5 On leave and on detached service will make the prescribed reports to the Adjutant General, and also to general headquarters in New York 7 (See Transportation) 21 Prevented by ill-health, from joining their regiment or corps, will, in ad- dition to the medical certificate required, transmit, on honor, a full statement of their case to the commanding officer of their station, to the Adjutant General’s Office, and to the Headquarters of the Army ..18,1854 (See Regulations) 1,1855 (See Extra Pay) 2 (See Pay) 2,1857 Arriving at the seat of Government are to report at the Adjutant Gene- ral’s Office and record their names, and during their sojourn in the city will wear either the undress coat, or the military frock-coat, &c 8 Authorized to administer the oath to recruits in certain cases. 7,1858 Of the Medical and Pay Department may, by virtue of their commissions, command all enlisted men, like other commissioned officers. Par. 13, Army Regulations, will not be interpreted to restrict that authority.il, 1859 Respecting the uniform for, of light artillery 20, 1860 Offices, Respecting the commutation in lieu of fuel, quarters, and straw to the orderlies necessary for the military, at Washington, &c 65,1830 Old Point Comfort. The commandant of Fort Monroe to be charged with the completion of the works on, [Revoked by G. 0., No. 86, of 1835] 54, 1834 Opinion. Publishes, of a board of officers, that ‘‘an officer sentenced by a court- martial to suspension of his rank for a given time is thereby deprived of the right of promotion to a vacancy which occurred during his sus- pension” January 23,1811 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Pegram, 35th Infantry . December 12,1811 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Brigadier General W. H. Winder February 26,1815 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Colonel Charles G. Borstler, 14th Infantry February 27 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Colonel W. K. Armistead, 3d Artillery 65,1821 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Captain D. T. Welch, Ist Artillery 27,1823 Publishes, of a board of officers, that the command at Fortress Monroe, styled the “Artillery School for Practice,” is not a detachment within the meaning of the 61st Article of War 15,1825 Publishes, of the regimental court-martial in the case of Lieutenant Mallory, 2d Artillery, and the decision of the General Court-Martial to which Lieutenant Mallory appealed 5,1827 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of 2d Lieutenant Joseph S. Worth, 6th Infantry 10 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Lieutenant Geo. S. Green, 3d Artillery, respecting certain reports circulated at West Point, and elsewhere, prejudicial to his character 30,1828 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Paymaster D. S. Towns- hend, and the disapproval of the same by the Commanding General. .24,1820 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry respecting the burning of Fort Dela- ware ' 13,1831 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Paymasters Thomas Wright and Alphonso Wetmore 5,1833 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, appointed to investigate certain transactions in regard to the disposition of certain company property SUBJECT INDEX. 129 Opinion—Continued. placed in charge of Captain J. L. Gardner, 4th Artillery, and demanded of him by Lieutenant Harvey Brown of the same regiment 61,1833 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Paymaster Asher Phillips : 104 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Captain Mathew Dun- can, of the Mounted Rangers 14,1834 Publishes, of the Attorney General, in the case of Cadet Crittenden, who was tiled by General Court-martial . ...... .. ... 32 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Captain W. G. Bel- knap , 33 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Professor Mahan, of the Military Academy 50 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Lieutenant John F. Lane, 4th Artillery, for an alleged assault on the person of the Hon. John Ewing 15,1835 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the cases of Thomas \Varner, Chap- lain of the Military Academy, and Assistant Surgeon Henderson, on duty at that institution 65 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Brevet Brigadier General Armistead 96 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry appointed to'investigate the conduct of Major William Gates, during and subsequent to the attack on the mili- tary post at Volusia, in Florida - - 37,1836 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Paymaster A. A. Massias ... ....79 Publishes, of the President of the United States, on the proceedings of the Court of Inquiry, convened by G. O. Hos. 65 and 68, of 1836, so far as the same related to the causes of the delay in opening and prosecu- ting the campaigns in Georgia and Alabama, against the hostile Creek Indians, &c - February 15,1837 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Major General Gaines and Major General Scott, (see Court of Inquiry) 13 Publishes’, of the Court of Inquiry, respecting the injury done to Baron Hackett’s gun - -. 14 Publishes, of the court of Inquiry, in the case of Brevet Brigadier Gen- eral Wool --- 63 Publishes, of the President of the United States, in reference to the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Captain E. Harding, of the Ordnance Depart- ment -- - .. .64 Publishes the proceedings and, of the board of officers appointed to con- sider the claim of the assistant quartermasters to precedence of rank, &c 1... - 7,1839 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry appointed to investigate certain alle- gations made against Surgeon C. S. Tripler U. S. Army, in relation to furnishing wood to steam-boats at Picolata, Florida 57 Publishes, of the board of officers appointed to investigate certain alle- gations against Major T. W. Lendrum, Commissary of Subsistence, and Captain S. B. Dusenberry, A. Q. M 30,1840 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry appointed for the purpose of in vestigat- ing the moral condition and discipline of the Military Academy, and also the charges affecting the moral conduct of Lieutenant A. E. Shiras, 4th Artillery 31 {See Board) In the case of Lieutenant McCrate 11,1841 Publishes, of the board of officers appointed to examine into and con- sider the claim of Anthony Drane, late sth Infantry, to be reinstated in his rank and station in the Army 28 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Paymaster D. Frazer. .54 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Lieutenant Colonel R. E. Deßussey 83 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Ist Lieutenant P. R. Thompson, Ist Dragoons, for alleged ill-treatment of Private W. H. Frost and of Ist Lieutenant William H. Saunders, 2d Dragoons, for alleged ill-treatment of Private Joseph Shipley 63,1842 Publishes, of the court of Inquiry, in the case of Surgeon P. Maxwell..7o Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry instituted for investigating the com- plaint of Private Arthur C. Delap, Bth Infantry, of ill-treatment 13,1843 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Captain H. Stansbury, Topographical Engineers 20 3317 9 130 SUBJECT INDEX. O pinion—C ontinucd. Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Ist Lieutenant G. W. F. Wood, Ist Infantry 49,1843 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Captain P. St. G. Cooke, of the Dragoons 19,1844 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of' Captain Thomas Swords, Assistant Quartermaster 27 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Captain A. R. Hetzel, Assistant Quartermaster 45 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Paymaster T. P. An- drews 1,1845 Publishes, of the Couit of Inquiry, in the case of Major James W. Ripley, of the Ordnance Department 7,1846 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Brevet Major General E. P. Gaines ...39 Publishes a review of the proceedings and, of the Court of Inquiry insti- tuted by the General-in-Chief, in the case of Major General Gideon J. Pillow 21,1848 Publishes findings and, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Major General Gideon J. Pillow 40 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Assistant Surgeon B. M. Byrne 42,1849 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Paymaster J. Y. Da- shiell, for alleged payment of fraudulent claims 9,1850 Publishes, of the Attorney General, that the additional pay of two dol- lars per month, named in section 17 of act of March 3, 1847, continues as a reward, to be given to soldiers, so long as they remain in service uninterruptedly, although under successive enlistments 59,1851 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry appointed to examine into all the circumstances attending the embarkation, in December, 1853, of the troops under the command of Colonel William Gates, on board the steamer San Francisco, destined for California 8,1854 Publishes, of the Attorney General, relative to enlistment of aliens ; rela- tive to enlistment of minors without parent or guardian; and relative to enlistment of minors whose parents are aliens and non-residents..l 4 Publishes, of the Attorney General defining the meaning of the phrase “while in the line of duty” 11,1855 Publishes, of the Attorney General in relation to the competency of a general court-martial to re-consider its proceedings with a less num- ber than originally constituted the court 19 Publishes, of the Attorney General upon certain questions involved in the proceedings of the general court-martial, in the case of Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William R. Montgomery, 2d Infantry 20 ■ Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of First Lieutenant George L. Willard, Bth Infantry 6,1856 Publishes, of the Court of Inquiry, in the case of Brevet Colonel Charles A. May, Major 2d Dragoons 14 Publishes, of the War Department respecting a general court-martial in the case of Major Wyse, convicted of “signing a false certificate of transportation ” ...28,1859 Order, Amends paragraph 5 of, No. 20, of 1833, so as to read “and any musician or private” who may re-enlist prior to an unexpired term of service, will he reported on the Rolls and Returns under the head of “Dis- charged” at the same date that he is reported as having joined hy re- enlistment [vide 4th par. of Order No. 20, of 1833] 19,1834 Orderlies. Places the, and other enlisted men on duty at the,public offices con- nected with the War Department, under the particular charge of Cap- tain Hook, for the purpose of police, &c June 23,1821 The, necessary for the military officers at Washington hereafter to re- ceive a commutation of $6 a month, in lieu of fuel and quarters,, and straw; an officer is to he designated to muster them, and to attend to the settlement of their accounts.. 7,1831 Designates Lieutenant Samuel Cooper, 4th Artillery, aid-de-camp to the commanding general, as the officer to take charge of the accounts of the, at General Headquarters, &c April 7 i SUBJECT INDEX. 131 Orderlies—Con tinued. Announces the names of the, embraced in the “ Order” No. 7, of April 6, [No. 7, of 1831] May 13,1831 {See General Service) 8,1859 Orderly. Orders. Detail of an enlisted man as an, at the Adjutant General's Office.. July 28,1812 Revokes the, of Brigadier General Joseph Bloomfield, authorizing the officers of the United States Navy, and Commodore Barney, to enlist soldiers from the 36th and 38th Infantry January 21,1814 Revokes General, of September 8,1817, which dropped the name of Lieu- tenant Joseph Bosque from the rolls of the Army February 3,1818 Lieutenant P. H. Galt, United States Artillery, to report to Brevet Major General Scott for, 24,1822 Countermands, No. 43, of May 28, 1825, dismissing Doctor J. W. Bay 10r..55,1825 Modifies, No. 34, of June 1, 1824, respecting disposition of military cloth- ing left by deserters ...60 Countermands, No. 9, of January 31, 1825, abrogating the order of Octo- ber 26,1824, announcing the transfer of certain officers 71 All, forwarded to the Headquarters of the Army, which direct the dis- charge of any soldier on surgeon’s certificate of disability, must be in duplicate 28,1827 Respecting, issued by generals, colonels, or other commanding officer, involving expenditure of money .17,1853 Copies of all, issued which may cause any expenditure in any disbursing department, to be given in writing and a copy thereof forwarded to the chief of the disbursing department by which the disbursement is required, and a copy of each order which may involve the transporta- tion of an officer must be forwarded to the Adjutant General, &o 6,1854 Ordnance. (See Commissary General of Ordnance) ..August 1,1812 The orders of the Commissary General of Ordnance, and of the Assistant Commissary General, given for the delivery of, and ordnance stores, to any keepers of magazines and arsenals, &c., must be promptly obeyed, so also the orders of any senior officer of the Ordnance Department within any military district -..May 27, 1813 Commanding officers to be held strictly responsible for the safe preserva- tion of, and ordnance stores at posts 29,1823 Respecting the sale of unserviceable arms and military stores under act of March 3, 1825 - 58,1825 (See Muskets) 33,1832 {See Cannon) ...79,1837 No more, to be mounted in the several fortifications on the Atlantic, the Gulf of Mexico, and Lake frontiers, until further orders, except at posts actually garrisoned, and which are now without the minimum arma- ment, &c.; already in battery, to he dismounted, except certain guns which may be retained for the exercise and instruction of its garrison .54,1842 Overalls for enlistedmen of*—how made, &c April 5,1845 The number of enlisted men of, to be reduced to 250 18,1851 Decided that the enlisted men of, are “ soldiers,” and entitled to the ben- efits of the second and third sections of act of August 4, 1854... 2,1855 Ordnance Board. The, to assemble in Washington on the Ist day of November next 92,1833 Ordnance Corps. The held officers of the, to be the inspectors thereof. They will also he the inspectors of ordnance at the founderies, arsenals, depots, and ar- mories, and of all ordnance stores required for the public service, with- out any additional pay or emoluments. {See Disbursements) 47,1832 Officers relieved from and detailed for duty with the, 113 Ordnance Department. Enumerates the kind of ordnance stores which the senior officer of the, who may have charge of a labratory or other establishment for provid- ing ordnance stores, is authorized to purchase August 4,1814 {See Inventories) 55,1824 (See Fort Barrancas) 37,1825 132 SUBJECT INDEX. Ordnance Department—Continued. Detail of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Bankhead, 3d Artillery, to perform a tour of duty in the,; the important service required of him is the proof and critical inspection of all cannon, shot, shell, &c., at the sev- eral fouuderies, and which are intended for the Army and militia of the United States. First Lieutenant Symington, Ist Artillery, is detailed as assistant to Colonel Bankhead. 46,1826 Detail of officers for duty in the, 50 Directs the detail of enlisted men to assist Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Bankhead to facilitate the duty assigned him in the, by Order No. 46, of 1826 53 Detail of officers for a tour of duty in the, 11,1828 Assignment of rooms in the War Department to the, 31,1830 Detail of Brevet Colonel Walbach, Ist Artillery, for duty in the, and his assignment to the command of Frankford Arsenal 69 Appointment of a board of officers to take into consideration the subject of models and patterns of arms, carriages, and equipments of every species, as well as all kinds of supplies proper to be supplied by the,..74,1831 Assignment of Second Lieutenant John Hills, 4th Artillery, to duty in the, 2,1832 (See Ellis Island) : 7 (See Muskets) ...33 Appointments in the, : ..48 The, to issue the new accouterments to the Artillery and Infantry reg- iments 63 Annual detail of officers for a tour of duty in the, 96,1.833 Assignment of officers to duty in the, 48,50,1836 (See Board) 20,1838 The, to continue its operations at Fort Monroe, &c 49 Designates the a rticles of horse equipments for the Dragoons, to be issued by the, 24,1841 Lieutenant Colonel Talcott, of the, when not engaged in his official duties as Inspector, will take charge of the Ordnance Office in case of the absence of Colonel Bomford 32 Lieutenant Colonel Talcott assigned to the charge of the Ordnance Office during the absence of Colonel Bomford 5,1842 The, to take measures for dismounting certain guns, and also for their care and preservation 54 Authorizes the colonel or senior officer of the, to enlist for the service of that department, as many master armorers, master carriage-makers, master blacksmiths, artificers, armorers, carriage-makers, blacksmiths, and laborers as the public service may require—Act June 18, 1846 21,1846 Authorizes the President to add to the, two captains and six lieuten- ants, &c 9,1847 Horse equipments are hereafter to be furnished by the, 5,1855 Horses, horse medicines, materials for shoeing, and all horse equipments for the light artillery will, in the future, be furnished by the, 11,1859 Ordnance Depot. (See Ellis’ Island).. 7,1832 An, to be established at some convenient point on the Columbia River, in Oregon, under the direction of the commander of the Pacific Division, &c 30,1849 The limits of the, at Governor’s Island extended .51 Ordnance Depots. Discontinues the, at Galveston and Point Isabel, and states what disposi- tion is to be made of the arms, &o 3,1849 Ordnance Duty. Officers assigned to and relieved from, *. 55,56,80,1822 Officers relieved from, .11,51,1823 Detail of officers for, 58,88,1824 Officers relieved from,.. 69,1836 Ordnance Officer. The senior, stationed at the headquarters of a military department allowed one room as an office, and fuel therefor from October Ist to April 30th, at the rate of one cord of wood per month 3,1858 SUBJECT INDEX. 133 Ordnance Sergeants. Candidates for, to be selected from the sergeants of the Army who shall have served faithfully eight years, four years of which in the grade of non-commissioned officer; prescribes the duty of the,; the, to receive five dollars per month in addition to their pay in the line as sergeants.79,lB32 Announces names of non-commissioned officers who have been appointed as, in conformity with the law and the provisions of General Orders, No. 79 of 1832, and assigns them to posts; to be considered as belonging to the non-commissioned staff of the post; to remain on duty at the post to which they are assigned until transferred by orders from the Adju- tant General’s Office * !. 34,1833 Announces appointments of, 93,99 Amends Article 57 of the General Regulations, respecting the appoint- ment, muster, and pay of, &c December 1, 1842 Relates to the uniform of, - Circular, October 26,1849 Respecting allowance of quarters and fuel for, 31,1852 (See Rations) 11,1859 ((See Courts-Martial) 21 Ordnance Service. Detail of officers tor, 61,1830 Artillery officers selected for, 5,1831 Detail of officers for, 10 Officers relieved from, 52 Detail of an officer for, 61,1832 Ordnance Storehouse. (See Board) 10,1849 Announces the limits of the ordnance depot at Governor’s Island, and states that the site selected by the board appointed by G. 0., No. 110, of 1849, for the new, as well as the limits of the depot as indicated on the map, dated March 23, 1848, is approved and will be 5l Ordnance Stores. (See Ordnance Department) August 4,1814 Commanding officers to be hold strictly responsible for the safe keeping of ordnance and, at posts 29,1823 (See Inventories) 55,1824 (Sec Inspecting Officers) 1... 60 Respecting the examination of unserviceable, at the armories, arsenals, and permanent ordnance depots; condemned as unserviceable, not to be sold, broken up, dropped from the property return, or otherwise changed in character without the special ordeQof the President 63,1839 Publishes rule to be strictly observed in every issue, transfer, or deliv- ery of, or other public property 14,1840 (See Arms) > 29,1848 The ordnance and, at Fort Leavenworth, not required for the ftse of that post, will be removed to the ordnance depot at Liberty, Missouri 30,1849 Ordnance Supplies. Respecting the report of defects in the quality and condition of, ...... 23,1860 Orphan Children. Appropriation to enable th'e Secretary of the Interior to restore to their relatives in Wisconsin four, of Edward Miltimore, whose parents and brothers and sisters were massacred hy a party of Indians (or Mor- mons disguised as such), &c 18,1860 Orphans. Act granting five years’ half-pay to certain widows and, 18,1849 Overalls. Directs the issue of the white woolen, on hand with the Quartermaster General - 40,1823 For enlisted men of the ordnance—how made and trimmed April 5,1845 Pacific Division. Departments Nos. 10 and 11, to constitute a military geographical divi- sion, to be denominated the Third or, (see Adjutant General) 54,1848 Brevet Major General P. F. Smith, Colonel Mounted Riflemen, assigned to the command of the Third or, according to his brevet rank 61 134 SUBJECT INDEX Pacific Division—Continued. The headquarters of the Third or, established in California Brevet Major General P. F. Smith commanding 15,1850 Departments Nos. 10 and 11 merged into the, 27,1851 Discontinued 25,1853 Pardon. (See Deserters) June 17,1814 Of Sergeant Nathaniel Coburn, who was sentenced to be shot for mutiny March 17,1817 Extends, to Joseph Blunaer, alias John Bray, a matross of the regiment of Light Artillery, and private Michael Kempton, sth Infantry. October 13,1818 Of Corporal Marshall and private Peter B. Cook, 7th Infantry - December 22 Announces the, of certain prisoners in confinement at Fortress Monroe, and their reinstatement to the ranks of the Army 72,1825 Announces the, of certain prisoners in confinement at Fortress Monroe, and their reinstatement to the ranks of the Army 2,1826 A general, to all military convicts now in confinement at Fortress Monroe, who maybe deemed worthy of it; shows disposition to be made of them, Ac 45,1828 Announces, to prisoners serving at hard labor at Fort Pike 61 (See Desertion) . . 29,1830 The power of, or mitigation of sentences of general courts-martial, vested in the same authority that convened the court, and in the President of the United States, Ac 22,1853 Parole. The British commander-in-chief in Canada having, in a proclamation, declared that a, lawfully given, does not forbid the exercise of any military functions other than that of “ bearing arms in garrison or in the field,” and there being no desire on the part of the United States to question the correctness of the declaration, all officers, &c., on, are ordered to report themselves for the following duties: Recruiting, drill- ing recruits, guarding stores and prisoners of war in the interior, pay- ing the troops, and making purchases on account of the IT. S. February 14,1814 Patent Rifles. The commandant of the Artillery School of Practice to equip two com- panies of his command with, and cause a series of experiments to be made to establish a comparative standard of practical utility between this improved model and the rifle now in use, Ac 43,1826 The commanding officer at Jefferson Barracks to equip the flank com- panies of his command with, and direct a series of experiments to be made after the manner prescribed in Order 43, of 1826, Ac 61,1827 Pay. Certain officers left out in the consolidation of regiments, entitled to three months’, May 12,1814 Publishes rate of, of the enlisted force of the Army February 24,1815 Respecting, of enlisted men who enlisted for the war, and the payment of arrearages to those who are to be retained in service. (See Addi- tional Pat, Paymasters) April 17 Respecting the, Ac., of officers and soldiers who enlisted to serve during the war, as well as soldiers who have enlisted for a term of years. April 29 (See Peace Establishment) ~ May 17 Respecting payment of arrears of, and bounty to soldiers discharged by civil authority .. . August 17 (See Officers) 39,1821 Recruiting sergeants at each rendezvous, and such recruits as may be selected by the General Superintendent, to aid in the recruiting service, Ac., are entitled to receive their, in the same manner as if they had joined their regiment . . 29,1826 (See Commissary of Subsistence) April 5,1827 (See Additional Pay) June 16 (See Extra Compensation). January 3,1828 (See Clerks) - - - - - June 20,1831 AHoavs ten dollars additional monthly, to the captain in command of the principal depot of recruits in the Harbor of New York, and of the guard at Fort Wood July 2 Publishes table of established rates of, for enlisted men in accordance with act of March 2, 1833. (See Bounty, Extra Pay) ; 20,1833 SUBJECT INDEX. 135 P a v—Continued. Publishes letter from the Paymaster General respecting the, or settlement ot the accounts of soldiers, who, from unavoidable circumstances, have been deprived of the necessary papers on which to establish their claims to, &c., and publishes regulations to relieve the soldier in such cases as are mentioned in the letter, and at the same time to protect the United States from fraud H 1337 Brevet Brigadier Generals Arrnistead and Eustis having been assigned ’ to duty with the Army in Florida, according to their brevet rank" are entitled to, and emoluments as Brigadiers, and each to the services of an aid-de-camp, &c.. g9 Regulations relative to the term of service and increase of of certain' grades of enlisted men of the Army, as per act of July 5 ’lB3B (See Extra Pay) ’ ' v 25 1838 (See Chaplains, Chaplain Posts) 33' 1841 No, or emoluments will be allowed to officers who may hereafter be ' restored to rank for the time they may have been out of service 55 An officer of the Army who receives a temporary appointment in the militia in actual service of the United States higher than that held bv him in the Army, shall be entitled to the, and emoluments of the grade in which he serves, but in no case can an officer receive, under two commissions j^42 The 2d Dragoons entitled to dragoon, and emoluments from the Ist of ’ January, 1844 . 50 1844 Shows action to be taken by the Paymaster General when he discovers ’ that an officer has received, twice for the same period 17 1845 Publishes table of established rates of, of the enlisted men of the Army. 2 1847 The, of chaplains to be $750, one ration, and forage for one horse per ’ annum; when a chaplain’s, and emoluments may be stopped 4 (See Soldiers) - ... ’ 21, 1853 (See San Francisco) 5’ 1854 The, of the enlisted men to be increased at the rate of $4 per month ; $2 * additional, for re-enlistment for the period of five years, and a further sum of one dollar per month for each successive period of five years; those who served in the war with Mexico and received a ‘‘Certificate of Merit,” Ac., as well as those now in the Army and those who may hereafter enlist, shall receive the $2 per month to which that certificate would have entitled them had they remained continuously in the service, &e j ' 22 (Nee Instructions) : ' ''"fg Act increasing officers’ pay twenty dollars per month, and the commuta- tion price of officers’ subsistence shall be thirty cents per ration. (See Court-Martial) ’ ' 2 1857 Act respecting the increase of, of all enlisted men of the Army. . .3 Pay Accounts. Pay Department. Regulations) 20 1845 Attaches an enlisted man of the corps of Artillery to the. under act nf May 16, 1812.. ...1 August 4, 1814 {See Paymasters) A Jmt 17 1815 (See Regulations) , 35 1331 Authorizes an increase of officers in the,; respecting the right of officers ’ of the, to command; respecting the rank of officers of the three months’ extra pay to discharged supernumerary officers 9 1847 Amends Article 80, paragraph 1229, General Regulations for the Army ’ respecting the responsibility, &c., of the Paymaster General and the other officers of the, ~ 39 (See Discharge) ... 39, 1848 Act that the officers of the, shall consist ot the Paymaster General now in commission, the fifteen paymasters who were in service under the acts in force at the commencement of the war with Mexico, and ten paymasters to be selected from the additional paymasters now in service, &c.; names their rank, pay, &c . 18,1849 Respecting the relative rank of certain officers of the, 2, 1854 (See Regulations) 4, 1857 (See Officers) 11 1859 I*ay Districts. Announces the arrangement of posts into, 18, 1821 136 SUBJECT INDEX Paymaster General. Appointment of Nathan Towson as, 47, 1822 Assignment of rooms in the War Office, for the occupancy of the, 31, 1830 (See Regulations) 35, 1831 Makes it the duty of the, to prefer proper charges against officers of the Army who have received pay twice for the same period, &c 17, 1845 (See Discharge) 39, 1848 Obituary of, Nathan ToAvson 10,1854 Promotion of Deputy Paymaster General Benjamin F. Lamed to be, in place of General Towson, deceased 11 Paymasters. Respecting the purchase by, or other officers, of the bills or other evi- dences of a soldier’s title to pay or bounty April 17, 1815 Not to make payments of arrears of pay or bounty to soldiers discharged by civil authority .... August 17 (See Appointment). February 13, July 13, 1818 Regimental and Battalion, to be excused from all details of duty in the line of the Army, except in oases of emergency July 3 Regimental and Battalion, not subject to detail or orders for any service out of their departments February 23,1819 Respecting furloughs to, . April 7,1820 Assignment of, to pay districts 18,1821 (See Accounts) June 9,1827 (See Accounts) April 5,1828 (See Payments) 30,1830 Assignment of, to stations, &c 6,1831 Promulgates regulations for the guidance of, in the payment of troops.. 8 Authorizes the Paymaster General to change the stations of, at such time as he shall think most convenient for the prompt payment of the troops . 35 Assignment of, 20,1832 Certain, to be discharged in consequence of reduction made necessary by act of August 23, 1842 57,1842 Act authorizing the President to appoint additional, 34,1846 Publishes list of, in the order of precedence in the Pay Department of the Army July 25,1849 The balance of certain appropriations to be expended in the settlement of certain, accounts .7,1858 Payments. Prohibits, on account of brevet rank, except in cases which have already been admitted at the Department under established regulations 30,1830 Publishes rules to be observed in addition to the provisions of G. 0., No. 25, of 1838, to ensure uniformity in, made to the private soldiers of the Army Circular, August 20,1838 Peace Establishment. Arrangements to be made for the muster-out, discharge, and payment of troops under act of March 15,1815, and the re-organization of the Army to place it within the military, April 17,1815 Announces the re-organization of the Army to place it within the mili- tary, as per act of March 3, 1815, enumerating the regiments of all arms to be retained in the service, and announces the division of the United States into two military divisions, and the divisions into de- partments; also makes the assignment of the troops to the several departments and directs that certain named troops be detailed to serve at certain named posts, and announces the general staff; also directs the muster, pay, and discharge of all supernumeraries by June 15,1815- May 17 Publishes register of officers, and the organization of regiments and com- mands, together with the distribution of troops which shall constitute the, under act of March 2, 1821 May 17,1821 Gives the general distribution of the regiments and corps constituting the military, 49,1848 Penalties. The, in the cases of rejected recruits, which have been directed under the law of March 16, 1802, by the way of stoppages on the officers and surgeons engaged on the recruiting service, are remitted, to include the 31st day of December, 1829 5,1830 SUBJECT INDEX 137 Pension. Pension Certificate. (See “ San Francisco”) 5,1854 To be furnished where a soldier is discharged inconsequence of wounds or other injuries received whilst in the service of the United States, and in the line of duty. [Revised in G. O. 61, of 1831] 21,1829 Respecting, &c. (See Pensions) 47,1837 Pensions. Paragraph 4 of Article XII, Army Regulations, not to be considered as applicable to invalid soldiers entitled to, when recommended to be discharged from service 47,1837 Joint resolution relative to evidence on applications for, by widows of deceased soldiers under the act of July 21,1848 18,1849 (See Bounty Lands! 15,1854 Per Diem. Discontinues the, of $1.25, heretofore claimed and received by officers of the Staff doing duty at the seat of Government; that allowance to be made only to such officers who hold no staff appointments, as may be detailed to do duty in the Military Bureaus in Washington 7,1831 (See Military Board) ..13,1832 The troops employed in extending the military road between Maine and New Brunswick, to be allowed the regulated, of fifteen cents 68 (See Hospital Stewards) Circular, August 20,1838 Eighteen cents, allowed from the post fund, to soldiers detailed as bakers.6,lBs2 (See Officers). 1,1853 (See Regulations) 4,1856 Petite Coquxlle. . The work in Louisiana known as, to be called Fort Pike 56,1827 Physicians. (See Private Physicians) February 17,1827 (See Private Physicians) - ..April 4,1820 (See Private Physicians) j. 63 (See Medical Attendance) 24,183 d (See Private Physicians) 74,1837 (See Private Physicians) 14,1840 Pikesville Arsenal. Captain Walbach, of the Ordnance Department, assigned to, for foundry duty.1 30,1849 Pistol. Publishes substitute for the present method of loading the, November 17,1849 Pistols. (See Resolution) Circular, October 4,1850 Plans. States the disposition to be made by officers of all, &c., in their posses- sion, and belonging to the military department April 17,1815 Plattsburg. Authorizes the commanding officer at, to employ a citizen surgeon 62,1821 Colonel Cutler, 4th Infantry, to assume command of, .15,1838 Plattsburg Barracks. Temporarily abandoned 20,1852 Police. (See Board) 28,1844 “Porter’s Self-loading Gun.” (See Board) - 8,1852 Post. Directs tlie abandonment of the, at St. Mark’s, Florida 65,1823 Brevet Colonel Brooke to proceed with four companies to Tampa Bay, East Florida and establish a military,. [The post referred to is, doubtless, Fort Brooke] 70 138 SUBJECT INDEX. Post—Continued. The military, at St. Augustine, East Florida, to be known as Fort Marion, and the military, known as Fort St. Anthony to be designated and known as Fort Snelling 1,1825 The, of Fort Barrancas to be evacuated and turned over to such officer as the Secretary of the Navy may designate 37 The, of Fort Crawford to be evacuated 21,1826 One company of the 4th Infantry to repair to Suwannee River, Florida, and select an eligible position, near the mouth of that river and estab- lish a temporary military,—comfortable quarters are to be constructed, and suitable arrangements made for defense 61 The military, selected agreeably to G. 0., No. 61, believed to be an inelli- gible military location, and Colonel Clinch is directed to select a new position 79 The military, at Council Bluffs (abandoned), and the, of Fort Atkinson to be evacuated. {See Cantonment) 14,1827 Fort Crawford re-established as a military, 42 {See Cantonment Leavenworth) 56 A military, to be established on the eastern frontier of the State of Maine, to be garrisoned with four companies of the 2d Infantry 12,1828 The commanding general of the Western Department to detach a com- pany of the 4th Infantry with orders to proceed to the Creek Agency, in Georgia. The commanding officer to take position in the vicinity of the Agency and establish a temporary military, &c 32 {See Hancock Barracks) 39 {See Fort Winnebago, Infantry) 44 Special report to be made to the Adjutant General whenever a military, is established or evacuated, or a garrison re-enforced, diminished, or re- lieved 49 {See Posts) 38,1829 Suspends so much of Order No. 38, of 1829, as directs the evacuation of the, temporarily established at Port Mitchell, near the Creek Agency.. 43 Green leafs Point announced as a military, 81,1835 {See Posts) 19,1850 Approves the site on the “Arkansas River, twenty-six miles below the crossing,’7 selected by Brevet Colonel Sumner, for a military, and di- rects the commencement of the work; work to commence on the site selected for a military, in compliance with the provisions of par. 2, G. O. No. 19, of 1850 44 Postage. On letters received by officers of the Army, in discharge of their official duties, is a proper charge against the public and will be re-imbursed to them • May 22,1828 Respecting the, on public letters 36,1845 Directs prepayment of, on all communications which do not go free through the mails 52,1851 Postage Accounts. {See Franking Privelege) .30,1845 Post Fund. (See Accounts) 35,1830 No expenditures to be made from the, other than for objects specified in paragraph 261, General Regulations, except the sums transferred by law, to the military asylum. (See Military Asylum) 6,1852 {See Tax) 16,1859 Post Funds. (See Regulations) 33,1845 {See Funds) ...53,1846 Post of Chicago. The, to be evacuated and the garrison to proceed to and occupy Fort Howard . ._ ..5,1831 Post Office. Certain persons to be reported on extra duty at the, at Washington, I). C., and directed to turn out under the direction of the postmaster only July 20, 1813 The names of the nearest, to their commands, to be reported to the Adju- tant General’s Office by commanders of posts and detachments in the Western and Pacific Divisions . 9,1852 SUBJECT INDEX. 139 Post Returns. Duplicate, &c., to be forwarded to the Adjutant General 49,1828 Chaplains to be reported by name on the monthly, 30,1851 Posts. Commanding officers of, &c., to turn back or detain all sea vessels, or river or bay crafts suspected of attempting to communicate with the enemy’s vessels within or near the waters of the United States.. .Aug. 5, 1813 Authorizes commanding officers of, in certain cases where controversies arise respecting rank, to convene courts of inquiry to inquire into and report opinion, &c .July 28,1814 Assignment of troops to, ---- ---- May 17,1815 Commanding officers of, where an assistant commissary of subsistence is stationed, will detail a suitable non-commissioned officer or soldier, to be subject to such duties only as the assistant commissarv may require. March 28,1819 Respecting the care of public property at June 4,1821 Commanding Officers, Ordnance) 29,1823 {See Estimates) 38 (See Double Rations) - J. 67 (See Honors) - ..-64,1824 Announces the establishment of certain, on the western frontier 84 ((See Escort) - . - - - -26,1825 ((See Convicts) - ---8,1828 Directs the immediate evacuation of the, which have been temporarily established near the Seminole Agency in Florida, and the Creek Agency in Alabama, Camp King and Fort Mitchel, —38,1829 Suspends as much of Order No. 38 as refers to Fort Mitchell 43 (See Regulations) 48,1831 All the military, designated as Cantonments, to be hereafter called Forts; all new, which may be hereafter established, to receive their names from the War Department and announced in General Orders from the Headquarters of the Army - - U, 1832 Announces assignment of “Post Sutlers” and “Extra Sutlers” to mili- tary, ... 12 (See Salute) 16 Commanding officers of, to see that the Regulations forbidding sutlers to keep in store, or sell spirituous liquor to the troops, are strictly enforced - 70,1837 The, on the Arkansas and Mississippi frontiers, south of Fort Leaven- worth and including Fort Gibson, designated to constitute a separate district (the ninth), to govern in the operations of the Quartermaster’s Department. The principal station, for the present, to be at Fott Smith 26,1838 (See Artillery Practice) 65,1842 Respecting the establishing of military, on the Oregon route; one post already established and known as Fort Kearny; a second post to be established at or near Fort Laramie; the garrison of this post will be two companies of the Mounted Rifles and one company of the 6th Infantry; a third post to be established somewhere in the vicinity of Salt Lake 19,1849 Two new, to be established, one under the direction of the commander of Department No. 6, on the east bank of the Des Moines, and the other on the Canadian river, &o 19,1850 Certain military, to be established by the sth Infantry, on or near Cap- tain Marcy’s return route from Dona. Ana, N. M - -19,1851 (See Topographical Engineers) -29,1852 (See Surveys) lA> 1860 Premium . (See Deserters) - June 17,1814 Premiums. (See Second Auditor) - 18,1822 Presents. Prohibits officers of the Army accepting, of any kind from any King, Prince, or foreign State, without the consent of Congress 6,1834 140 SUBJECT INDEX. President op the U. S. Decision of the, in the case of First Lieutenant Alberti, 4th Artillery . .69,1826 To appoint courts-martial for trial of officers of the Army whenever a general officer commanding an Army, or colonel commanding a separate department, shall be the accusor or prosecutor 45,1836 Decision of the, respecting the allowance of double rations to command- ants of posts 48,1831 The, Surgeon General to accompany General Andrew Jackson, Ex-, to Wheeling, Ya., there to be relieved, in case the health of the ex-, shall be such as to allow of it, by some medical officer who will accompany him from that place to his residence in Tennessee ... 6,1837 (See Opinion) February 15 Prisoners of War. Grants permission to a, on parole (an enlisted man) to visit his friends and remain with them until called for October 14,1812 Announces exchange of, January 18,1813 Directs all, on parojp to report for certain duties February 14,1814 Announces exchange of certain, July 26 (See Volunteers) 18,1849 Private Physicians. All bills of, for attendance on officers and their families must be paid by the officers themselves, to whom the amount thus paid will be refunded; no contract with, for medical attendance will hereafter be made on any other than a specific sum per month, &c February 17,1827 Relates to the accounts of, for attendance on officers and their families.. April 4,1829 No contract shall be entered into for the employment of, to attend de- tachments of recruits on their march, without special instructions from General Headquarters - 63 (See Medical Attendance) ' 24,183 d Prescribes manner in which, may be obtained when no surgeon or assist- ant surgeon of the Army is at or near the place when medical or surgical aid is required; to be allowed $5O per month, with the transportation of an assistant surgeon, if engaged to accompany a regiment or detachment on a march or expedition; states how the accounts of, will be made out and paid for attendance on officers and their families 61,1831 The accounts of, for attending troops in the service of the United States must be transmitted to the Surgeon General for payment ..74,1837 (See Surgeons) 35,1839 Prohibits the employing of, except in cases of manifest necessity, and in those instances, at the lowest rate of compensation practicable; the compensation to be allowed, employed by the month or for a longer period, not to exceed $lOO per month, except in very extreme cases, &c. (See Recruiting Officers) 14,184 d Proclamation. Concurs in the British Commander’s, relative to the duties that may be performed by paroled prisoners of war, and orders all such to report for duty in accordance therewith, for the purpose of recruiting, drill- ing recruits, guarding stores, paying troops, &c February 14,1814 Publishes, of the President of the United States, granting pardon to de- serters June 17 Publishes, of the President of the United States, granting pardon to Ser- geant Nathaniel Coburn, 2d Infantry May 17,1817 Publishes, of the President of the United States, that a state of war exists between the republic of Mexico and the United States 12,1846 Publishes the President’s, declaring the termination of the war between the United States and the Mexican Republic 34,1848 Professors. Promotion. Describes the uniforn of the, in the Military Academy 7,1840 No captain of a troop or company of militia having therein a less num- ber of effective men than is prescribed by law, can be considered as a candidate for, . May 12,1813 Whenever any lieutenant of the Corps of Engineers, Corps of Topo- graphical Engineers, or Ordnance Corps shall have served fourteen years7 continuous service as lieutenant, he shall be promoted to the rank of captain, &c 8,1853 (See Regulations) 17,1854 SUBJECT INDEX. 141 Promotions. Announces, &c., in tbe Army December 12,1808 Announces, &,c., in the Army July 1,1809 Announces, &c., in the Army May 3,1810 (See Opinion) . January 23,1811 Announces, &c., in the Army March 8, Announces, &c Jan. 9, Feb. 12, June 11, July 11, Sept. 16,1812 Announces, &c Feb. 16, March 18, July 1, 24, Sept. 30,1813 Announces, &c February 18,1815 Announces, &c ...May 3, June 17, Aug. 1, Sept. 4,1816 Announces, &c March 8,1817 Announces, &.c 21,34,1821 Announces, &c 47, 49,1822 Announces, &c ...... 15,47,1823 Announces, &c 33,44,1824 Announces, &o 20,54, 73,88,1825 Announces, &o May 31, July 12, Oct. 26,1826 Announces, &c March 8, July 11, Dec. 31,1827 Announces, &c May 28, July 14, Oct. 27, Dee. 31,1828 Announces, &c 10,50,1829 Announces, &c 26,34,1830 All, consequent on the dismissal of officers from the Army, to date from the promulgation of the order of dismissal at the post where the officer is stationed. (See Officers) January 14,1831 Announces, &c 32,34,37,46,49 Announces, &c 39, 62,94,1832 Announces, &c 40, 60,97,1833 Rules to he observed in ordinary cases of, (IV) 60 Announces, &c 49,68,1834 Announces, &c 24,38,80,1835 Rules to he observed in ordinary cases of, (IV) 80 Announces, &c 46,59,74,82,1836 Announces, &.c ....18,46,68,82,1837 Announces, &c 18,23,46,1838 Announces, &c 9,38,56,67,1839 Announces, &c 38,51,1840 Announces, &c 18,47,75,1841 Announces, &c - 13,44,56,1842 Announces, &c 19,42,1843 Announces, &c 33,1844 Announces, &c 9,31,50,1845 Announces, &c 8,30,36,52,1846 In the Quartermaster’s Department to he made from the captains of the Army. Act of June 18, 1846 - 21 Announces, &c 10,20, 27,36,1847 Announces, &c - 42,50,1848 Publishes rules which will govern in, of cadets who have been assigned to regiments and corps as-2d lieutenants 43 Announces, &c 14,38,54,1849 Announces, &c 23,29,42,1850 Announces, &c 15,35,39,60,1851 Announces, &c 31,35,1852 Announces, &c - 10,19,24,1853 (See Regulations) 17 Announces, &c 5,11,21,1854 Announces, &c 3,10,18,1855 Announces, &c., in the Army 10,1856 Announces, &c., in the Army 7,10,1857 Announces, &c., in the Army 8,15,1858 Announces, &c., in the Army 5,17, 26,1859 Announces, . 22,1831 Secretary. (Sec Military Board) 13,1832 The Brevet Lieutenant General not entitled to more than one, except in time of war 3,1857 Secretary of War. Publishes remarks of the, in relation to the proceedings of a General Court-Martial convened at Einggold Barracks, pursuant to Orders No. 5, of March 22,1852, Headquarters Department No. 8, in which it appears that certain officers believe that they are not bound to obey an order of their commanding officer to aid in carrying out the provisions of the act of April 20, 1818, Ac., Ac 34,1852 Second Auditor. Accounts for bounties and premiums, Ac., to be forwarded by recruiting officers to the, through the office of the Adjutant General 48,1822 Seminole Agency. Seminole Indians. {See Posts) 38,1829 Announces the termination of the war with the, the agreement, Ac G. 0., No. 6, Headquarters Army, 1839 Sentence. Remits the, of a General Court-Martial in the case of Captain Gill, 2d Artillery February 7,181-4 Modifies, of General Court-Martial in the case of Captain G. Bender, 9th Infantry October 6 Remits unexpired portion of a, hy General Court-Martial, in the case of an enlisted man December 26 Remits, of a General Court-Martial in the case of Captain Thomas Han- son, 42d Infantry April 22, 1815 Approves the, of the General Court-Martial, in the cases of Lieutenant Bradwell Farnum, 11th Infantry, and Surgeon G. P. Spencer, 21st In- fantry May 3 Remits that part of the, of General Court-Martial which deprived Cap- tain Thomas Ramsay, of the Rifle regiment, of three months’ pay. June 22,1816 Disapproves the, in the case of Colonel R. C. Nichols, Bth Infantry. Dec. 7 Remits unexpired portion of a, hy General Court-Martial in the case of an enlisted man September 3,1817 Publishes the President’s opinion and disapproval of the, of a General Court-Martial in the case of Captain N. N. Hall, Corps of Artillery. (See Division of the North) April 28,1818 Remits, of loss of pay and allowances in the case of Captain William Wilson, Corps of Artillery December 30 Remits that portion of the, of General Court-Martial depriving Lieu- tenant John Maul of pay and emoluments, Ac February 15,1819 SUBJECT INDEX. 165 Sentence—Continued. Modifies, of General Court-Martial in the case of Lieutenant Davidson, of the Ordnance Department November 30,1819 Remits, of General Court-Martial in the case of Captain John R. Bell, and restores him to pay, &0., from date of sentence 21,1822 Remits the remainder of the, of General Court-Martial in the case of Brevet Second Lieutenant J. J. Schuler, 2d Artillery 3,1823 Remits, of General Court-Martial of certain military convicts 72 Remits, of General Court-Martial in the case of Assistant Surgeon H. Catlett 73 Remits the unexpired portion of the, in the cases of certain enlisted men, and directs their transfer to the 3d Artillery 25,1824 Remits so much of the, of General Court-Martial in the case of Lieuten- ant Upton S. Frasier, 3d Artillery, as relates to the suspension of pay and emoluments 31,1825 Remits the residue of, of General Court-Martial in the case of Second Lieutenant Thomas Morris, 2d Infantry 28,1826 Remits, of General Court-Martial in the ease of First Lieutenant Wells, 4th Artillery 60 Remits the remaining portion of, of General Court-Martial in the case of First Lieutenant Alberti, 4th Artillery. 09 Remits the residue of the, of General Court-Martial in the case of First Lieutenant J. W. Phillips, 3d Artillery 74 Remits so much of the, of General Court-Martial in the case of Second Lieutenant Burnham, 3d Artillery, as relates to stoppage of pay and emoluments for one month 15,1827 Remits remainder of, of General Court-Martial in the case of Brevet Major Mountfort, Captain, 2d Artillery 62,1831 Mitigates the, of a General Court-Martial in the case of Captain Bean, of the Battalion of Rangers 1 95,1833 Remits the remainder of, of General Court-Martial in the cases of Lieu- tenants Bryant P. Tilden and N. Lyon, of the 2d Infantry, releases them from arrest, and directs them to resume their swords 23,1843 Remits so much of, of General Court-Martial in the case of Assistant Sur- geon J. R. Motte, as deprives him of his emoluments, to take effect January 1, 1844 15,1844 Remits, of General Court-Martial in the case of Captain James Reynolds, of company “ B,” in the New Jersey Battalion of Volunteers, and or- ders his restoration to his command by a re-muster into service, &c..28,1848 Sets aside the, of General Court-Martial in the case of Major George B. Crittenden, Regiment of Mounted Rifles 1451&49 Remits in full the, of General Court-Martial in the case of First Lieu- tenant Isaac F. Quimby, 3d Artillery (See G. 0., No. 24, of 1850). ..10,1851 All orders remitting, or modifying, of General, Regimental, or Garrison Court-Martial must be immediately forwarded to the office of the Judge Advocate General... 39,1852 Modifies the, of the General Court-Martial in the case of Assistant Sur- geon L. H. Stone...., 43 Remits the unexpired portion of the, awarded Assistant Surgeon Lyman H. Stone, in G, O. 41, of 1852... - * 16,1853 Sentences. The record of capital, to be reported separately March 22,1819 (See Convicts) _.72,1823 {See Courts-Martial)... ...22,1853 Sergeants. {See Clerks). , Mime 20,1831 Servants. Respecting the muster of officers’, December 9,1814 (See Waiters) —July 6,1816 Fixes the commutation price of clothing for officer’s’, at $2.50 per month.. June 9,1827 (See Regulation) .78,1837 Prohibits the employment of officers (hired or otherwise), in any branch of the service - 28,1849 The Inspectors General, when on tours of inspection where they are obliged to take, are entitled to the actual cost of their transportation.. 3,1858 166 SUBJECT INDEX Settlers. (See Indian Tribes) 16,1831 Shows action to be taken to remove, from the Indian country, south of the Des Moines river and north of the Missouri, which is occupied by the Sacs and Foxes 31; 1842 Ship Carpenters. (See Boat Builders) 20,1844 Sick. The, of the laborers employed by the Engineer Department at Old Point Comfort to be attended by the Surgeon of the station 76,1825 Signal Officer. An act adding to the staff of the Army one, with the rank, pay, and allowances of a major of Cavalry, who shall have, charge, under the Secretary of War, of all signal duty, &c .18,1860 Soldiers. Directs all, on furlough and belonging to the several corps of the Army serving on or near the Niagara River, to join their respective corps im- mediately February 12,1813 All, who enlisted for five years or during the war are to be discharged as those who enlisted for the war, and with certificates entitling them to all the advantages of retained bounty and land May 8,1815 Directs the release from imprisonment and dismissal from the Army, with disgrace, of all, at this time under sentence of Courts-Martial to suffer capital punishment July 8 (See Bounty, Bounty Land, Pay) August 17 (See Accounts) April 5,1828 Hereafter all, who may be sentenced to confinement, or to hard labor, shall remain at the posts at which their companies may be stationed. (See Pardon) 45 (See Letters) 18,1830 (See Effects ) 36 Directs that the, who were liberated and ordered to be returned to duty by General Order of June 12th last (Order No. 29), be attached to some company present at the post where they were liberated 37 Revokes the regulation of June 8, 1830, authorizing the discharge of, at their own request, or at the request of their friends. 95,1832 (See Pay) 11,1837 The invalid, attached to the Army in Florida to be sent to Fort Monroe-45 When, are discharged at posts within the Indian country, they are to be required to leave the Indian Territory within a reasonable time, unless employed in the public service, or permitted to reside within the In- dian country by the agent of the tribe on whose lands they purpose to remain 59,1841 (See Regulations) 64 Respecting the trial of, by Courts-Martial, for drunkenness and certain diseases immorally contracted, and the stoppage of their pay, &e... 43,1842 Enumerates the abuses which are reported as being inflicted upon, by offi- cers and non-commissioned officers, and gives information that inqui- ries into the reported abuses are in progress, with instructions, if probable evidence of guilt be found, to bring the offenders to trial, A c.53 Confined by civil authority are not entitled to pay during such confine- ment unless discharged without trial, or by trial and acquittal 21,1853 (See Courts-Martial) respecting, pay 2,1857 Soldiers’ Book. Respecting a book called the, which is for the use of enlisted men for the purpose of keeping them informed of the conditions on which they are engaged to serve the United States, and of the remuneration they are entitled to under the laws and regulations 10,1835 Inspectors General to report to General Headquarters the names of the sutlers who may fail to have on hand the. and also the companies that may be without them 11,1837 The, to be furnished to recruits before they join their regiments; the cost of which, twenty cents, will be charged/m the muster rolls, and he de- ducted from the first payment made to* him; shows disposition to be made of the amounts so deducted by the payments for the, [Modified by G. 0., No. 60, of 1839] .. 26,1839 SUBJECT INDEX. 167 Soldiers’ Book—Continned. Makes it the duty of the captains to supply their men with the, making requisition therefor on the Quartermaster at New York; settlement for the, to be made as announced in G. 0., No. 26, of 1839; the, to be ac- counted for at every muster and inspection; states the duties of the Inspector General or other inspector relative to the, 54,1839 A deduction of twenty-five cents will be made for the, after January 1,1840 . . . 60 The, not to be considered as discontinued in consequence of the omission of any allusion to it in the General Regulations for the Army, &c.. .30,1844 Revokes G. 0., No. 30, of 1844, respecting the, 15,1845 Soldiers’ Home. {See Military Asylum) 14,1851 Changes the name of the Military Asylum to that of,; provides that pensioners shall transfer their pensions to the, for and during the time they voluntarily remain therein ; reduces the reduction from the sol- diers' pay for the support of the, from twenty-five cents to twelve and a half cents permonth, and reduces the number of Commissioners to three, to consist of the Commissary General, the Surgeon General, and the Adjutant General, &c 6,1859 Southern Division. (See Division of the South.) Announces the assignment of Major General Ripley to the command of the, - May 20,1816 Southwestern Frontier. Assigns Brevet Brigadier General Henry Leavenworth to the command of all the troops on the, and describes the boundary of his command ... 15,1834 Assignment of Brevet Brigadier General M. Arbuckle to the command of all the troops on the, with headquarters at Fort Gibson 62 Special Orders. The discharge of rejected recruits will be announced in, &c 38,1831 Distribution of,—how made Circular, August 11,1842 “ Special Report.” The, required to be forwarded to the Adjutant General’s office, pursu- ant to paragraph 3 of the General Regulations of April 23, 1829, must be accompanied by a muster roll of the recruits received .... 49,1829 Special Service. Officers relieved from, and ordered to their proper station for duty with the troops ...43,69,1836 Spirits. (See Ardent Spirits), Spirituous Liquors. (See Sutlers, Posts) 70,1837 Spring Wagons. Repecting the use of the, belonging to the Army 1,1859 Spy Company. Respecting the pay, &c., of the, called into service by Brigadier General Garland, in 1854 3,1857 Staff. (aSee General Staff).. May 4 (Vol. I), 1812 (See General Staff) - May 15,1815 Respecting the restoring to the regiments and corps from which their names have been taken, the several officers of the, appointed under act of April 24, 1816... March 3,1820 {See Report) —March 30 (See Right of Command) - ..26,1828 Respecting the appointment of, officers to the regiments of the Army..51,1830 (See Per Diem) 7,1831 Has reference to all due appointments of, officers to the regiments, and directs that not more than one captain and two subalterns be detailed from each regiment as assistant quartermasters, &c 27 (See Office) 60 {See Regulations, Staff Departments) 48,1833 168 SUBJECT INDEX Staff—Con t in tied. (See Inspector General) 58,1838 Officers of the General, serving in the 2d Military Department, to report to and receive instructions from the officer assigned to the command of that department 19,1842 (See Volunteer Stake) 22,1847 The services of the officers of the General, being essential with the troops on their withdrawal from Mexico, such directions will be given to the officers of the Adjutant General’s, Ordnance, Quartermaster’s, Subsistence, and Medical Departments as will insure the presence of a sufficient number of each, on the arrival of the troops in the United States, at the principal places of rendezvous, &c., for the proper care and disposition of the public property, &o.; Brigadier General Brooke to give the necessary orders to such of these staff officers as may arrive at New Orleans, having left Mexico before the receipt of this order by the general officers in command there 29,1848 Brevet First Lieutenant A. Pleasonton, 2d Dragoons, to report to Brevet Major General Smith for duty on his, 61 (See General Staff, Sword) 21,1860 Staff Appointments. Publishes Regulations respecting, 1,1833 Staff Corps. Assignment of officers of the, 44,1845 Assignment to duty and changes of station of officers of, 26,1852 All orders assigning or changing the posts or stations of officers of the General Staffer, &c., to be given by the Secretary of War 6,1854 Staff Departments . Regulations respecting appointments to the staff and details of officers to assist in, 48,1833 The chiefs of the, to report to the General-in-Chief the names and sta- tions of the officers of their respective corps already assigned by the War Department, and, for the future, such assignments as are from time to time directed; and when it is desired to withdraw or change the stations of officers so assigned, application to that effect must be made to the headquarters of the Army. [Substitute published in G. 0., No. 2, of 1852] Circular, November 2,1849 Staff Officers. (See Florida) 29,1841 (See Discharged) 36,1848 (See Regulations) 5,1853 Standards. The, »fec., appertaining to the late Regiment of Light Artillery, Bth In- fantry, and Rilie Regiment, which have been broken up under act of Congress reducing the Army, to be transmitted to the Adjutant Gen- eral’s office, and deposited subject to the orders of the War Departing.. 5,1821 Stationery. {See Allowances) 42,1837 Stations. Amends paragraph 57 of the Regulation for the Medical Department, re- specting choice of, for surgeons and assistant surgeons 23,1834 The Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence and Commissaries of Subsistence to have choice of, according to rank, but no junior shall be removed from his station when claimed by a senior until he shall have served thereat one year 52,1841 Steamship San Francisco. {See “ San Francisco ”) 5,1854 St. Mark’s, Florida. The post at, to be abandoned, and the company of Artillery stationed there to embark for Norfolk Harbor .65,1823 Stoppages. Of pay against recruiting officers for unlawful enlistment of certain re- cruits 36,1827 SUBJECT INDEX 169 Stoppages—Con-tin ued. (See Regulations) 59,1829 Officers concerned in enlisting rejected recruits to be reported for, Ac .18,1831 (See Recruits) 39 States that in consequence of the failure of certain officers to transmit to the Ordnance Office quarterly returns of ordnance and ordnance stores, the Second Controller has directed the, of such officers’ pay, &C.84,1832 The officers concerned in the enlistment of certain recruits which have been rejected for disability to be reported for, agreeably to the pro- visions of Order No. 59, of 1827 19,1833 (See Deserters, Quartermaster’s Department) 33 (See Muster Rolls) 74 Storekeepers. Dispenses with the regimental military, of the 14th and 38th Infantry, at Baltimore, and orders the clothing and other public property to be turned over to Mr. Thomas Button in Baltimore April 23,1814 Subalterns. (See Detail) 6,1854 Sublime Porte. The President directs that upon the arrival of Amin Bey, the Agent of the, at any station, the commanding officer will receive him with all the courtesy due to the agent of a friendly power, offer him every op- portunity to examine the public works, and receive him with a salute of thirteen guns and a review of the troops 30,1850 Subsistence. Enlisted men of volunteers and militia to receive, when called into the service of the United States, fifty cents in lieu of, and twenty-five cents in lieu of forage, for such as are wounded, for every twenty miles, by the most direct route, from the period of leaving their homes to the place of rendezvous, and from the place of discharge back to their homes—act June 18, 1846 21,1846 Respecting the, of recruits Circular, March 24,1847 SUB 81STEN CE DEPA RTMEN T. Assignment of officers to duty in the, to aid in the removal and subsist- ence of the emigrating Indians 59,1832 All officers of the, are subject to duty in the field; Regulations for the government of officers of the, (see Inspectors) 52,1841 Prohibits the purchase by the, of pickles, sourkrout, dried fruits, and fresh vegetables, unless for the sick in hospital 3,1859 Subsistence Stores. Substitute. Authorizes the sale of, to officers of the Army 7,1855 (See Discharge) 28,1830 Sugar. (See Allowance) 18,1860 Superintendent. Major Macpherson, of the Light Artillery, assigned to duty as, of the recruiting service, with headquarters at Washington December 26,1814 (See Recruits) .78,1823 (See Recruiting Rendezvous).. - - 81 Appointment of Major W. Davenport, 6th Infantry, as, of the recruiting service for the Western Department 10,1826 (See Fuel) - November 27,1827 Appointment of Major Cummings, 7th Infantry, as, of the recruiting service for the Western Department 34,1828 Appointment of Major Baker, 6th Infantry, to relieve Major Davenport as, of the recruiting service for the Western Department 52 Appointment of Major J. H. Vose, sth Infantry, as General, of the re- cruiting service, to relieve Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Morgan, 3d In- fantry - - - - 62,1829 Appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Twiggs, 4th Infantry, as General, of the recruiting service -68,1831 170 SUBJECT INDEX. Superintendent—Continued. Appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Clarke, Bth Infantry, as, of the General recruiting service, and Major Wharton, Ist Dragoons, as, of the Dragoon service 81,1841 Assigns Lieutenant Colonel R. B. Mason, Ist Dragoons, to duty as, of the recruiting service for 1846 ...1,1846 Supplies. Respecting accountability for military, May 10,1816 Forbids the diverting or detaining of medical or hospital, from their destination except by Division and Department commanders in cases of emergency March 22,1819 (See Board) 28; 1844 Respecting the distribution of, &c 13,1859 Supply Table. Supreme Court. {See Report) 1,1860 Directs an officer to appear before the, of Massachusetts, at North Hamp- ton, as a witness January 11,1821 Surgeon General. Appointment of Doctor James Tilton as Physician and, of the Army ... June 18,1813 Respecting reports to be made by the, March 22,1819 (See Medical Attendance) 24,1830 Assignment of rooms in the War Office for the occupancy of the, 31 Publishes communication from the, relative to the fatal results which have transpired amongst the enlisted men from the use (perhaps abuse) of white lead in cleaning their belts and gloves, and directs the dis- continuance thereof 64,1831 Announces the death of, Joseph Lovel October 18, 70,1836 Appointment of Surgeon Thomas Lawson as, of the Army 80,82 Directs, Lawson to immediately join Ax-President Andrew Jackson, who is about to depart from the city of Washington for his hoihe in Ten- nessee, and who is in feeble health, and accompany him, as his med- ical attendant, to Wheeling, Virginia, and, in his discretion, to the residence of the Ax-President, &c 6,1837 Surgeons. {See Medical Officers, Physicians.) (See Regulations, Returns) November 27,1811 (See Appointment) August 9,1813 Regimental, on furlough, to join their respective Corps and Regiments. March 21, April 1,1814 All, who are on furlough to report forthwith for duty to attend the troops which are reported sickly. (See Hospitals) January 6,1815 Prohibits private practice by, of the Army August 21,1818 Assignment of, &c., to duty at posts 82,1832 It is deemed unnecessary and inexpedient to continue the practice of employing citizen, at recruiting stations, and directs its discontinu- ance except upon special authority communicated by the Adjutant General 35,1839 Surgeon’s Certificate. The, in cases of ordinary u disability for service” and. “Rejected recruits,” must be returned to the Adjutant General’s office immediately after the discharge of the soldier from the service, on the authority received therefor, from the Headquarters of the Army, Such certificate now retained by any commanding officer will be forthwith forwarded 14,1840 Surveys. Appropriation for, &c., of sites, Ac., for military posts on or near the Red River of the North, and at or near Fort Cobb, Ind. Territory 18,1860 Sutler. Accepts the resignation of James Bentliam as, 40,1822 Trial of post, William Armistead by General Court-Martial 39,1825 Act abrogating so much of any regulation as gives to any, a lien upon any part of tlie pay of the soldier, or a right to appear at the pay-table to receive the soldier's pay from the paymaster; and all regulations extending the rights and privileges of, beyond the Rules and Articles of War, shall be, and hereby are, abrogated. [See G. O. 7, of 1858].. .9,1847 SUBJECT INDEX. 171 SUTLERS. The appointments of all regimental, now in service, to continue up to December 31st next, when they will cease; after which time such ap- pointments will only be for the occasion and temporary purposes, pro- vided for in Army Regulations, No. 364. Post, are entitled to the exclusive privilege of sutling for all the troops stationed at the posts to which they are respectively assigned. All future appointments of post, will be for four years, &c. All existing appointments, of more than two years7 standing, will expire on December 31, 1830, and all others on December 31, 1832, &c 42,1828 All, of the Army are required to reside at or near the posts to which they are appointed .47,1829 Publishes Regulations respecting the sale of ardent spirits, and the ad- vancing of money, as well as of issuing due-bills representing money by, or others connected with the Army, to soldiers 72,1830 All appointments of, heretofore made to be canceled, and new warrants issued, assigning each sutler to particular companies, which compa- nies must be designated in their respective warrants, &c 12,1831 To be appointed to each military post, Avho shall be known and recog- nized as “The Post Sutler;” respecting additional numbers of, to any post which will be termed “Extra Sutlers;” temporary appointments of extra, to cease whenever the garrison is reduced to four companies or less; announces assignment of post and extra, to the several mili- tary posts 12,1832 Directs that the practice of trading with the Indians and selling them ardent spirits, which is said to be the habit of, on the frontiers, be dis- continued. (See Posts) 70,1837 Countermands, for one year, so much of Order No. 70, of 1837, as inter- dicts, from trading with Indians 21,1838 Regulations respecting the appointment, term of office, &c., of, 14,1839 So much of Order No. 70, of 1837, as interdicts, from trading with the Indians, is countermanded until July 1, 1840 39 Rescinds the Regulations of February 12. 1839, in relation to the ap- pointment of,—the appointments will hereafter be made by the War Department Ocioher 25,1843 Rescinds the order of October 25, 1843, revoking a certain regulation dated February 12, 1839, relative to the appointment of, and the mode prescribed in General Regulations for the Army, paragraph 184, is re- stored March 23,1844 Not allowed to keep ardent spirits or other intoxicating drinks, under penalty of losing their situations 47,1849 Publishes rules to govern the, in selling goods to soldiers and collecting their pay therefor. (See Regulations) 7,1859 (See Tax) 16 Swords. States that the regulation, will soon he ready, and names the prices*.. .44,1851 Describes the sword which officers of the General Staff and Staff’ Corps are permitted to wear 21,1860 Sword and Belt. (See Regulation Sword and Belt) 36,1834 Sword Master. Description of the uniform of the, in the Military Academy 7,1840 “System of Inspection for Field Artillery.” The, approved by the President—how to be distributed. Commanders of companies to be held responsible for the preservation of the books and all other systems of tactics, regulations, laws, or other public property of like description in possession of the company 18,1845 Tactics. (See Board) 50,1824 (See Infantry Tactics) 28,1825 (See Board) 47,1826 (See Infantry Tactics) _ May 21,1827 (See Infantry Tactics) March 31,1835 (See Infantry Tactics) .......66,1837 Adopts provisionally, a supplement to the Infantry, 44,1844 (See System of Inspection for Field Artillery) 18,1845 172 SUBJECT INDEX. Tactics—Continued. Publishes paragraph 389, Cavalry, showing method of loading the pistol. November 17,1849 The regiments serving on foot to be habitually exercised in the system of, for Light Infantry and Riflemen 2,1857 Talmas. The, furnished the mounted troops—how accounted for 11,1859 Tape-primer Lock. Publishes suggestions in regard to the, furnished by the Ordnance De- partment, &c j 9,1860 Target Practice. Names the number of guns to be kept mounted at permanent posts for instruction and, 39,1852 Tax. The, upon sutlers at posts occupied by one or more companies is fixed at ten cents a month for each commissioned officer and enlisted man be- longing to the command, &c., and will go to make up a fund for the support of regimental bands; Regulations respecting the settlement of the post fund and the apportionment of the sutlers’, 16,1859 Tea May be issued in lieu of coffee at the rate of one-and-a-half pounds per 100 rations 9,1857 Teachers. Description of the uniform of the, in the Military Academy 7,1840 Tents. {See Requisitions) July 26,1814 Texas. Act authorizing the Secretary of War to repay to the State of, money advanced by that State for the payment of six companies of mounted volunteers,, called into service by General Persifer F. Smith, in 1854, for three months 6,1859 Act authorizing the payment of the State of, for money advanced in payment of volunteers called out in defense of the frontier, Ac 18,1860 Timber. Prohibits the cutting of, in Florida (live-oak). G. O. 7, Headquarters Army 1839 Topographical Bureau. The, to hereafter constitute a distinct Bureau of the War Department, Ac.; reports and returns of Topographical Engineers to be made to the, 26,1831 Regulations respecting the duties of the, 30 Topographical Department. Detail of officers for duty in the, 49,1830 Assignment of officers to duty in the, 59,61,82,1832 Topographical Duty. Detail of officers for, 24,1825 Officers detailed for and relieved from,.., .25 An officer relieved from, 66 Officers relieved from, __ 64,1826 Detail of officers for, 29,1828 Detail of officers for, 66,1831 Officers relieved from, and ordered to their proper station for duty with the troops 43,69,1836 Assignment of officers to, i (. 48,51,57 Topographical Engineers. (See Engineers) - July 2,1818 Describes the button which, are allowed to adopt April 8, 1820 (See Topographical Bureau) 26,1831 {See Regulations) 30 Assignment of, and assistant 69,1836 SUBJECT INDEX. 173 Topographical Eagineers— <'ontinued. Appointment of officers in the Corps of, to take rank from July 7, 1838. .15,1839 The Chief of the Corps of, to be stationed at Washington: describes the duties of the Chief of the Corps qf, &c. (Sec Regulations) 11,1840 The Chief of the Corps of, to be stationed at Washington; defines the duties of the Chief of the Corps of, &c.—this order to be substituted for G. 0., No. 11. of 1840. {See Regulations) 15 Publishes detail regulations for the Corps of, 26 (See Topographical Rangers) 30,1846 The Bureau of the Corps of, made the office of record of all military lands, forts, posts, and garrisons, &c 29,1852 Topographical Rangers. Authorizes commanding officers to detach companies, or parts of compa- nies, as the service may require, of volunteers, upon topographical duty, to be under the command of the officers of the Corps of Topograh- ical Engineers with the troops, and to be retained on that duty during the period of volunteer service, as, 34,1846 To we r Directs the furnishing of a guard for the, erected for the defense of the Bayou Dupre in Louisana 38,1830 Transfer. Announces the, of officers .May 13, June 28, December 14,1809 October 31,1810 March 1, October 14,1811 February 12, April 24, May 1, September 7,12,14,19,25, November 19 1812 January 30, April 13, Ma y 4,12,27, June 3,7, July 3,26, August 5, September 18,22,30, October 4, December 30 - - - 1813 January 1,22, March 20,21,24,25, April 6,12,15,18,21,26,28, May 5,11, 14,18,20 21,23,28,31, June 7,10,15, 25, July 16,21,23,29, August 9,10, 20, 27, September 17,25,28, October 10, November 18, December 1,17 1814 January 24, February 4, July 8, August 12, October 21, December 12,23 1815 Jan nary 1,19, February 28, March 13,15, May 3,8,20, June 20, October 2.. 1816 Of Major General Scott to the Northern Division, and Major General Rip- * ley to the Southern Division May 20,1817 Announces the, of officers April 10, May 8 January 28, April 28, May 28, June 10, July 23,28, September 1,2,8,11,28, October 20, 21, November 18, December 17 1818 January 27, February 24, March 4,8, 9, 22, April 15, May 22, August 13, September 16, October 12, December 13,28 1819 January 7, 17, 27, June 15, 24, 25, August 2, 24, 28, September 22, October 19,20,23, December 12 1820 Jan nary 11, 31, June 4, 7,12,16,26, Nos. 16,29,32, 34,38,45,54,58 1821 April 1, Nos. 35,51,58, 70, 72, 78,90,91,1822 Nos. 2,12,16,17,31,41,43,50,59,1823 Nos. 51,79,89,1824 Revokes the. of officers announced in G. O. 79, of 1824. [Countermanded by G. O. 71] - 9,1825 Regulations on the subject of, - 45 Announces the, of officers -- - --- - - 87 No officer will be allowed to transfer with an officer of a different arm of service more than once May 24,1826 Announces the, of officers —May 31, July 12, October 26. Nos. 19, 31, 49, 63, 67, 82 Announces the, of an officer of the Marine Corps to the 3d Artillery 42 Announces the, of an officer of the Marine Corps to the Army --.44 Announces the, of officers .March 8t July 11, December 31. Nos. 7, 8, 21, 47, 52,1827 Announces the, of officers - - - 3, 8, 10,1829 Announces the, of officers - -.68,1830 Announces the, of officers 40, 43, 57,1831 Announces the, of.offlcers— 96,1832 (See Infantry) 17 Announces, of officers -69, 103,1833 Announces, of officers 47, 69, 80,1835 Announces, of officers - 39, 46, 74,1836 Announces, of officers - 22 1837 Announces, of officers 18, 23,1838 174 SUBJECT INDEX. Transfer—Continued. Announces, of an officer to the Marines, and aMarine officer to the Inft’y. .50,1838 Announces, of officers ..32, 38,1840 Announces, of officers .30, 75,1841 Announces, of officers 25, 46,1842 Announces, of officers 19, 29, 33, 37, 42, 47, 67,1843 Announces, of officers 23,1844 Announces, of officers 48, 50, 52,1845 Announces, of officers 22, 26, 30, 33, 36, 44, 52,1846 Announces, of officers.. 21,1847 Announces, of officers.. 8, 12, 15, 19 , 34, 42, 50, 52,1848 Announces, of officers July 25. Nos: 23, 43, 54,1849 Announces, of officers 42,1850 Announces, of officers —7, 33, 35,1852 Announces, of officers 10,1853 Announces, of officers —11,1854 Announces, of officers —lO, 18,1855 Announces, of officers 10,1856 Announces, of officers 7, 10,1857 Announces, of officers 8, 15,1858 Announces, of officers 17, 26,1859 Announces, of officers 17, 24,18G0 Transfer (of Enlisted Men) Announces, February 14, 17, March 3, 14, April 3, June 27, 28,1809 Announces, January 6, 18, March 30, May 11, 28, October 24, December 12,1811 Announces, January 9, February 19, April 16, May 30, July 22,1812 Announces, January 29, June 14 (See Recruits), 1813 Announces,.. May 31,1814 Announces, June 21, 29, 30, July 11,14,17, 28, Aug. 14, Oct. 7, 24, Dec. 12,1815 Announces, ..January 1, February 13, 28, April 19, June 24,1816 Announces, January 18,1819 Announces, May 18,1821 Announces, Novem her 25,1824 Announces, *..61,1828 Announces, 74,1842 The non-commissioned officers and men of Company F, Ist Dragoons, no longer to be trusted to serve together as a company, but will be, as privates to other companies of their regiment 12,1855 Transportation . (See Advances) 60,1822 Regulations respecting, &c,, by land and by water 45,1834 (See Regulation) 78,1837 Provides that the, allowance to all officers charged with the superin- tendence of civil works will, when incident to the carrying on of those works, be paid out of the appropriations for them ; no, allowance to be made to officers transported by Government transports or convey- ances .... '.62,1839 (See Allowance, Regulations) November 21,1842 (See Officers) February 17, March 5,1844 (See Board) 1 28 Officers seeking and obtaining furloughs, when under orders for distant duty entitling them to, forfeit all right to, when they join from such furlough or leave of absence, except graduating cadets August 31 Explains paragraph I of the Regulations respecting allowances for, as published from the War Department March 5, 1844 December 28 Gives instructions as to wThat appropriations the, of officers is to be charged 21,1853 (See Orders) 6,1854 Respecting means of, 13,1859 Travel Pay. Treasury Draft. (See Subsistence) 21,1846 Publishes regulations in regard to cashing,; when mileage, Ac., for trav- eling to and from the place on which the, to be cashed is drawn will be allowed, &c 16,1853 SUBJECT INDEX. 175 Treasury Scrip. Certain enlisted men to receive a, to the amount of $lOO, bearing six per- cent. interest 4 1847 (See Land Warrant) 17’ (See Instructions) 18 Treaty. Publishes the Articles of the, concluded between the United States and the Mexican Republic for the information and government of the Army, and particularly ot the officers and soldiers serving in Departments Nos. 8 and 10 17, ig49 Treaty of Peace. Trial. Publishes the, between the United States and the Mexican Republic... 35,1848 Captain Daniel Curtis, late of the 2d Infantry, is restored to his rank in the Army for, AprU 8> 1822 Troops. Orders the vaccination of the, May 26,1812 The, of Cavalry and two companies of Infantry from Virginia on duty ’ at Alexandria, with one troop of Cavalry and three companies of In- fantry of that place, to he released and permitted to return to their homes until further orders July 27,1813 Announces movement of certain, to Annapolis July 30' Respecting action to be taken hy surgeons and various commandino- officers, in consequence of sickness amongst the, July Q, 1815 Distribution of, under order announcing the peace establishment. - May 17,1821 A movement of, directed 65,1823 Brevet Colonel Hindman to repair to Fort Columbus and assume com- mand of the, in New York Harbor . 76 Certain, to be employed in opening a road from Pensacola, West Florida, to St. Augustine, East Florida 65,1824 (See Baton Rouge) 40,1825 Directs movements of the, of the Ist, 2d, and 3d Infantry, 13; 1826 (See Road) 1 24 (See General-in-Chief) 43? 1827 {See Road). 39,1828 Certain, ot the Artillery and Infantry to march to Camp Eaton, in the Cherokee Nation 42 1830 (See Road) . 47’1831 The, to be employed in extending the military road to the line of de- markation between Maine and New Brunswick. (See Per Diem) 68,1832 Orders a detachment of, to Detroit to aid the authorities of that city in protecting the property and lives of the citizens from destruction by the Blacks 67,1833 Assigns Brevet Brigadier General Henry Leavenworth to the command of all the, on the Southwestern frontier, and gives the boundary of his command 15( 1834 Assigns Brevet Brigadier General Clinch to the command of all the, sta- tioned in Florida, with headquarters at Fort King, or such other place as he may deem best 72 (See Fort Monroe) 5,1835 Respecting the employment of, in completing the military road leading from Fort Towson to the northern boundary line of the State of Lou- isiana : the officer in command of the, so employed to make monthly reports to the Quartermaster General of the progress of the work 85 Assigns Brevet Brigadier General Fenwick, 4th Artillery, to the command of the, in the Creek Nation - - - - - 29,1836 In the event of Major General Scott and Brigadier General Clinch not continuing on duty in Florida, Governor Call will take command of the regular, as well as the militia serving in Florida 34 Assigns Brevet Brigadier General Wool to the command of the United States, and the volunteers and militia to be called into service for the suppression of the hostiles of the Cherokee Indians. .40 The, stationed at Fort Dearborn directed to proceed immediately to Fort Howard and join the garrison at that post. (See Fort Dearborn)..Bo Assigns Brevet Brigadier General Atkinson to the command of all the, stationed west of the Mississippi and below the 37° of north latitude.3l,1837 176 SEBJECT INDEX. Troops—Continued. Should the, or any portion of them, serving in Florida, be ordered out of the Territory, they will be supplied with clothing for the year from the Florida depots, &c 3,1838 Gives the disposit ion to be made of the disposable, now in Florida; Major General Jesupto turn over the command of the, remaining in Florida, to Brevet Brigadier General Z. Taylor, and repair to Washington and re- sume the duties of Quartermaster General. (See Cherokee Country).! States the disposition to be made of the, approaching the Canada fron- tier from the Cherokee country, G. O. 4, Headquarters of the Army. The, to be used if necessary, in removing and keeping from the In- dian country all evil-disposed persons who frequent that country for the purpose of enticing the Indians to play at games of hazard, and thus deprive them of their property, Ac . 33,1839 Publishes regulations respecting the muster and inspection of the,....54 (See Western Borders) /. 19,1842 Directs the employment of the, from time to time, in the construction and repair of such of the public works as may be in charge of the Quar- termaster’s Department -.1,1843 Movement of, 21 Directs the movement of, composed of the Ist, 2d,'3d, and 4th regiments of Artillery, and the Ist and sth Infantry 41,1845 Gives instructions respecting the movement of, 15,1846 Directs the movement of, 19,25 (See Peace Establishment) 49,1848 Turkish Vice-Admiral. Uniform. ((See Honors) February 6,1858 Ordered that the, established during the war, be adhered to by the offi- cers of the Army, and that fancy dresses resembling the military, without conforming to the regulations, will not be worn November 22,1815 Respecting the, of the Light Artillery March 15,1815 Describes the, for cadets of the Army, and orders that it be strictly ad- hered to September 4 Corrects Army Regulations of September, 1816, respecting, March 18,1817 Describes the, for the Rilie Regiment February 23,1820 (See Topographical Engineers) April 8 Respecting the, of officers on and oft’ duty March 27,1821 Adoption of a Frock Coat to be worn by officers on such occasions and on such duties as the regulations or usages of the service do not require them to be in full dress 36,1829 Authorizes colonels to establish the, of the bands of their regiments ..54,1831 Establishment of a new, for the Army 50,1832 (See Dress) 89 To avoid unnecessary expense to the public from the introduction of the new, the old pattern caps will be issued to the Ist, 3d, and 7th regi- ments of Infantry; if any part of the, should remain on hand after the fall issue, it should be collected and sold, to prevent loss to the soldier: pompons, for the present, are substituted for the plumes 10,1833 (See Dress, Dragoons) 38 Publishes full description of the, and dress of the Army 36,1839 Description of the, for the Corps of Engineers, the professors, teachers, and their assistants in the Military Academy, and the Corps of Cadets 7,1840 (See Riflemen) 21,1843 Prescribes the, for the regiment of Mounted Rangers 18,1846 Announces changes in the, of Engineer sergeants September 1 Relates to the, of Ordnance sergeants Circular, October 26,1849 Regulations respecting the, of the Army 2,1850 (See Dress) ". 18 Suspends the Regulation respecting the, of the Army, published in Gi. 0., No. 2, of 1850 25 Announces a board of officers to assemble in Washington to revise the, dress of the Army 48 Prescribes the, and dress of the Army, 31,53,1851 Extends the time for officers of the Army to wear the, to the 4th of Julv, 1852 "57 (See Cadets, Jackets) 24,1852 March 15,1816 SUBJECT INDEX. 177 Uniform—Continued. Changes in the, of enlisted men 4 43-4 Respecting the, of the four regiments authorized by the Bth section'of ’ act of March 3, 1855 4 4355 ((See Hats) .'""is* Respecting the, of an hospital steward 1857 Regulations respecting the, [amended in G. 0., No. 7, of 1858 and G O ’ _ No. 27, of 1859] . *...?3,1858 Respecting the issue of certain parts of the, 44 Respecting the, of officers of Light Artillery 20,1860 United States. Respecting the purchase of land for the, (see Instructions) 77 1841 (See Treaty) 17’, 1849 Utah Expedition. Colonel A. S. Johnston, 2d Cavalry, assigned to the command of the {See Dragoons) .. 42 1857 Utrich Point. Vacancies. {See Pubdic Property) 4324 {See Artillery) 42 4349 Vaccination. Orders the immediate, of the troops May 26,1812 Vegetables. Vermont. {See Gardens) September 11,1818 Major Churchill, 3d Artillery, to repair to the frontiers of, and take post at Swanton or St. Albans 15; 1333 Virginia Militia. Announces the discharge of the, under Brigadier General Porterfield... December 22,1814 V OLTIGBURS. The regiment of United States Infantry to be raised under the act ap- proved February 11,1847, directed to be organized as the regiment of and Riflemen 7 4347 Modifies G. 0., No. 7, of 1847, which prescribes the dress for the regi- ment of, and Riflemen 5 4343 Volunteer. Act to pay in money to each, of the Arkansas regiment, and to each,, of any other corps that has been in the military service of the United States, who has been a prisoner of war in Mexico, the sum of fifty cents a day in lieu of subsistence during the whole time of his impris- onment, &c 18,1849 Volunteer Corps. June 26,1813 Volunteer Forces. Directs the muster, pay, and discharge of the, at Sackett’s Harbor.. Authorizes the organization of the, into brigades and divisions, and the appointment of the necessary general officers to command the same, &c - 34,1846 Volunteers. (See Alexandria Volunteers) October 6,1812 (See Richmond Volunteers) -.August 16,1813 (See Cavalry) _ November 1,1814 Respecting the disposition to be made of the sick of the, when their reg- iments are discharged January 6,1815 (See Regulations) - -r-- -46,1841 Privates in any company of, may be limited from sixty-four to one hun- dred. («See Field and Staff, Subsistence)... 21,1846 (See Topographical Rangers) 34 3317 12 178 SUBJECT INDEX. Volunteers—Continued. Act authorizing the President to accept the services of such of the, now in Mexico, as in his opinion the state of the public service may re- quire, &c.; certain, entitled to a bounty of $l2, to be paid as soon as the company shall have been mustered and received by the mustering and inspecting officer 9,1847 Publishes extracts of the act approved March 3, 1847, in reference to the acceptance of such of the, now with the Army in Mexico, as may, on the expiration of their present term, voluntarily engage to re-enter the service for the period of during the war, and publishes instructions relative thereto 14 Directs the colonels of the regiments of, to take prompt measures and give the necessary instructions to recruit their companies to the full standard of one hundred privates each; suggestions to the command- ers of regiments of certain measures that may be taken to recruit the companies of their regiments; designates places of rendezvous for, &c.; entitles the recruit who enlists in the, for the war, to fill vacancies in companies, to one day’s pay and allowances for every twenty miles travel from the place of'enlistment to the general rendezvous by the nearest mail route, at the rate of seventy-two cents for a private of In- fantry andsl.4o for a private of Mounted Corps, &c. (See LandWae- rant.) [Amended by Circular, August 7, 1849] 17 (See Instructions) . 18 (See Regiments) 19 Gives stations of certain regiments of, 23 (See District of Columbia and Maryland Regiment) 33 Act that in lieu of the money, which under existing laws is allowed to, as a commutation for clothing, they be furnished with clothing in kind, at the same rates, according to grades, as is provided for the troops of the regular Army; instructions respecting the issuing of clothing to the, and the manner of settling their accounts for same ; the allowance to, for clothing to be at the rate of $2.50 per month 6,1848 Gives instructions respecting the withdrawal of the, from Mexico; an- nounces the rendezvous of the, from the several States, and gives in- structions respecting their muster-out and payment. (See G. 0., No. 35, of 1848] 25 Respecting the pay, &0,, of the, called into the United States service in New Mexico, in 1855 3,1857 (See Texas, Minnesota) 6,1859 Volunteer Staff. Announces the names of the officers of the, to be retained in the service.22,1847 The, officers of the Quartermaster, Commissary, and Medical Depart- ments, and the additional paymasters, to make monthly reports of their stations and duties to their respective chiefs at Washington, D. C 23 Vouchers. Names the disposition to be made by officers of all, &c., in their posses- sion and belonging to the Military Department April 17,1815 Wagons. (See Spring Wagons) 1,1859 Wagon Trains. Enjoins it on all officers in command in Florida to see that, be adequately guarded by well-appointed escorts, and comments on the negligence which has been reported to have been practiced in some instances 8,1840 Waiters. Prescribes the number of private, that officers of the Army are entitled to under act of April 24, 1816 July 8,1816 War. Announces the termination of the, with the Seminole Indians, and pub- lishes the agreement, l6 Cushman, A. G_. - - ---- - Cutler, Eros 5, 137, 148, 148 Davidson, W. B ..44,52,165 Davies, E 52 Davis, Benjamin F 52 Davis, Horatio 156 Davis, J. P 77 Davis, John 52 Davis, M. L 49,50,52 Davis, Thomas O. 52 Davison, James. 7 Dawson, James L 7,10 Day, Hannibal 65 Dean, Francis M 74 Dearborn, (Lieut.) 119 Dearborn, Alex. H 52,104 Deas, Edward 49,52, 64 Deas, George 6,6,6 Defandorf, Wilson 52 DeFreville, R 44 DeHart, Win. C 13,14,14,109 Delap, Arthur C 63,63,64,129 DeLyon, James W.. 52 Dennis, Peter A 52 Denton, T. W 76 Deßussey, R. E 63,129 Deßussy, (Cadet) 77 Deßussy, John 52 Deßussy, Lewis G 52 DeWalt, K. B 52 Dewey, William 52,52 Dewitt, D.P 117 Dick, George M 50,52,65 Dimick, Justin 48,52,116 Disbrow, Wm. F., 63 Dix, (B’vt 2d Lieut. 7th Infy) 94 Dix, John A 7 Doane, Isaiah 53 Dodge, Henry 79,120 Dodge, Richard I 53 Doneghey, G 162 Dorr, Gustavus 53,77 Doyle, Absalom 74 Drake, Alex. E 53 Drane, Anthony 24,24,48,53,53,129 Drane,,G. S 49,53 Drayton, (Inspector Gen’l) 22 Drew, Ira 74 Drum, S. H 116 Drysdali, John 77 Dußois, John Y. D 53 Duffel, Henry, 162 Duggins, Edward 66 Dumas, H 44,45,53 Duncan, James 47,53,53,64 Duncan, M 46,53,61, 61,129 Dunlop, Henry ... 162 Dunn, David 74 Dunn, Robert 5,118 Durham, Lewis 114 Dusenbury, (Lieut, and A. Q. M.) 90 Dusenbury, S. B 23, 23,129 Duval, William I 53,53 Dyer, Alex. B 4g Dyer, R. H 119 Dyson, Samuel T 43,43 Dade, F. L Dade, T - —1 Daruall, John Dashiell, J. Y Davenport, W Davidson, John W w""'> Davidson, Levi P - - 52 Eakin, Constantine. ng Eastman, John L 9 53 Eckford, Henry 53 Eddy, Farley _ 79 186 INDEX OF NAMES, Page. Page. Edington, Railey 75 Edson, John F 53 Edwards, James B 74 Eliasou, W. A 45 Ellegood, W. H 53 Elliott, Andrew 60 Ellis, James N 53,53 Emmons, Lyman 75 Emory, Wm. H 83 English, J 94 Enos, William C 162 Ervin, James 74 Esterbrooke, John 74 Ethrington, William. 82 Eustis, Abraham 17, 67, 85,89, 91, 98, 123, 135, 145. Evans, Henry F 53 Ewell, B. F.. 110 Ewing, Hugh B 53 Ewing, Hon. John. 61,61,129 Ewing, R. W 53 Gaines, Edmund P 43, 53, 62,62,62, 64. 64, 67, 67, 80,118, 123,129, 130,179,179, 179,180,180,180. Gaines, George S 161 Gale, A 44, 53, 60 Galt, P. H 131 Gantt, Edward S 53 Gantt, John 53 Gantzinger, (BVt Maj. 2d Art’y) .91,92,93 Gardiner, G. W 89 Gardiner, J. W. T 47,53 Gardner, J. L 10,61,61,129 Garland, (B’vt Brig. Gen’l) 149 Garland, (Capt.) 14,32,144 Garland, John R. C 47,53 Garner, G. G 53 Garnett, R. B 53,63 Garrett, Isaiah 162 Garrett, John 162 Gates, Cornelius 53 Gates, John 10,20 Gates, William ... 47,53,62,65,67,129,130 Gee, Charles 156 Gentry, (Col. Missouri Yols.) 101 Gibbon, (Lieut.) 15 Gibbs, William 10 Gibson, George 40 Gibson, Horatio G 53 Gibson, James 5 Gildart, Francis 53 Gill, (Capt. 2d Art’y) 464 Gilmer, T. W 123 Ginsley, James W 74 Gird, Henry H 116,116 Givens, Newton C 53 Goggin, Monroe 63, 63 Goldsmith, John 48 Goode, R 53 Goodfellow, Moses 162 Goodwin, (Cadet) 63 Gordon, Geo. A 50,53,65 Gordon, T. F 53 Gordon, Wm. H 53 Gould, Abel 73,120 Graham, Harvey , 74 Graham, R. H 46,53 Graham, Wm. M 40, 40 Grandin, Wm. G 53 Grant, Wyatt 73 Gratiot, Rene 53 Gray, James S . 53,53 Green, (Lieut. 3d Art’y) • - 116 Green, Christopher A 53 Green, G. S 19, 61, 128 Green, James 45, 54 Green, John 39 Greene, E. B 47, 53 Greene, Wm. B 54 Gridley, Giles 162 Grigsby, A. J 54 Griswold, E. B 54 Fanning, A. C. W 88,147 Farnsworth, Henry 73 Farnnm, Brad well 164 Farrar, Josiah 162 Faulkner, Peter 53 Fellows, B. F 53 Fellows, John 60 Fenton, David 75 Fenwick, John R 17, 66, 123, 175 Field, Horace B .: 53 Fields, Edward C. 74 Findley, Thomas 156 Finlay, C. A 46,53,53 Fisher, Henry 156 Fisk, S. L 33 Fitzgerald, Daniel 66 Fitzhue, (Doctor) 112 Fitzhugh, H. W -... 53 Fleming, Hugh B 49,53,53 Flemming, James 75 Fletcher, Elisha 72 Fling, Patrick O 73 Foote, (Surgeon) 63 Ford, Patrick 76 Forry, Samuel 63 Forsyth, R. M 53 Foster, Isaac 156,162 Foster, W. S. 148 Fotterall, S. E 59 Foulk, Willis 53 Fowle, (Maj. 3d Infy) 116 Fox, Joseph 66 Fraser, TJ. S 45,53,165 Frazer, D 63,129 Frazer, John W 46,53 Frazer, William 53 Frederick, John 66 Fremont, John C 49,53 Fremont, Sewell L 33, 48,53 Frost, W. H 63,63 Fry, John 74 Fuller, Charles 53 Fuller, Nathan F 53 Fulton, Wm. M 53 Hackett, (Baron) 62,62,158 Hackett, John S —162 Hackley, C. W ..116,116 Hagler, Lindsay 54 •Hale, Henry 162 Hall, 158 Hall, (Lieut. 6th Inf’y) 145 Gadsden, James 6,6,10 INDEX or NAMES. 187 Page. Pago. Hall, D. H 63 Hall, Henry F 114 Hall, James 44,54 Hall, Joseph C 54 Hall, Levi 75 Hall, N. N ...14,54,54,77,164 Hall, Nathaniel 74 Hamilton, J. W 54 Hamilton, Fowler 54 Hamilton, John.. 59 Hammond, J. C 63 Hammond, M.C.M 54 Hand, L 54 Hanson, Thomas 164 Hardia, W 54 Hardie, Win. M . 74,120 Harding, E - 62, 62,129 Harney, W. S .49,54,69,80 Harrington, Fasile A 50,54 Harris, Arnold --- 54 Harris, D.B 117 Harris, N. S 117 Harris, W. L 54 Harrison, Thomas J 54 Harrison, Wm. Henry 123 Hart, Samuel W 54 Haskins, (Cadet) 46 Hatchett, George 156 Hathaway, John S 54 Haw, Thomas 74 Hawes, James M - 54 Hawkins, (Capt. 7th Inf’y) 95 Hawkins, George W 77 Hayden, Jeremiah D .. - 10 Hayne, A. P 6,106 Haynes, J. M 117,117 Hays, Jeremiah ... 75 Hays, Walter G 156 Hays, William 54 Hazelton, John - 162 Hehb, George V 64 Hedges, Frederick E... 156 Heileman, Julius F 17, 20, 39 Heiskell,H. L 114 Helmer, Philip 66 Henderson, (Asst. Surg.) 61, 61, 129 Henderson, (Lieut. 4th ArPy) 116 Henderson, B. H 109,116 Henderson, J. C 54,54 Hen derson, John 54 Herring, Elbert 77 Hetzel, A. R .64,64,130 Hewitt, Robert - 66 Higgins, Thad 47,54 Hight, Peter 73 Hill, John 74 Hill, John H 54,54,63 Hill, Joseph D 66 Hill, Wm. H 49 Hills, John 10,132 Hindman, (Col.) 16,175 Hindman, J. C --162 Hitchcock, Ethan A 116,116,180 Hobart, C. C Hobart, Wm. F 54 Hobkirk, J. B - 54 Hockaday, John M 49, 54 Holden, Levi H. 54 Holding, J. W -- 7b Holmes, (By. 2d Lieut. 7th Ini’y) 94 Hook, (Capt.). 130 Hooker, Joseph 6 Hooper, John L_ 77 Hopkins, (Lieut. 4th Art’y) 116 Hopkins, Win. D 54 Hopson, Nevil 54 Horn,Wm. H 54 Hoskins, Charles 54 House, Charles 73 House, Richard 74 Howard, (Lieut, of Ordnance) 54 Howard, Joshua 44, 54 Howard, John C 54 Howe, M. S. 47, 50, 54, 54, 54 Howie, P. G 44 Hubbard, William 75 Hudson, E. W 49; 54,54 Huff, John 65 Hugo, Samuel B 54,156 Hulbert, William 54,54 Hull, John 54 Hull, William 43,43,43,43,54 Hulse, R. M 54 Humphreys, (Capt.) 32 Hunt, Lewis C 54 Hunt, Thomas F 10,143 Hunter, (Capt.). 7 Hunter, David 54, 65 Hunter, George H 59 Hunter, Thomas 46 Huntingdon, Monroe 54 Hunton, Thomas 54 Huston, Robert 54 Hut, Jacob 54 Hutter, G. C 48,54, 77 Hyde, R. B 54, 54, 162, 162 Hyde, Russell B 156 Ihrie, George P . 54 lines, Peter 73,120 Inge, Z. M. P 54 Irvin, Win '. 54,54 Irwin, Douglas S 54 Isett, Samuel L 54 Israel, Overington 54 Jackson, Andrew 78,123,140 Jackson, D. E 162 Jackson, John 75 Jamison, Louis T 77 Jefferson, Thomas 123 Jenkins, Leonidas 55 Jesup, Thomas S 101,123,143,176 Johnson, B. R 64 Johnson, E 47 Johnson, Edward... 55,55 Johnson, H 60 Johnson, J. E 107, 145 Johnson, O 162 Johnson, T. S. J 64 Johnson, Thomas 162 Johnson, Thomas J 49 Johnson, Thomas S. J 55 Jolly, John 162 Jones, (Doctor) 112 Jones, John M 55 Jones, R. W ..49,55 Jones, Robert T 55 188 INDEX OF NAMES. Jones, Roger 6,45,55,123 Jones, Wm 74, 162 Johnston, John P 55 Johnston. Thomas 55 Jouett, W. R 156 Judson, Charles 73 ■ Page. Legate, (Capt. 2d Art’y) 93 Lendrum, T. W 23,23,95,129 Lent, J. W 55 Lewis, (Capt.). ...161 Lewis, Aaron 156,162 Lewis, F _ 45 Lewis, John 74 Lewis, Morgan 142 Lincoln, Joseph 66 Lindsay, William 34,34 Little, Charles L 119 Lock, J. L 116 Long, (Lieut. 4th Art’y) 116 Long, John.. 75 Level, Joseph 22,124,126,170 Lowe, G 47 Lowe, J. W 55 Lowe, Thomas J ' ..49,55 Lucas, George A. 49,55 Lugenbeel, Pinckney. 55 Lusher, George 73 Luther, R. A 55 Lyude, Charles J. 55 Lyon, Joel 55 Iryon, Nathaniel 44,48,55, 64,165 Mackall, W. W 6,6,46,55 Mackay, rEneas 45, 55,116,142 Mackay,John 116 Maclay, R. P 55 Macomb, Alex 5,13,13,124 Macomb, A. S. 8,8,10 Macomb, John N 7, 8,10 Macqueen, John 162 Macßea, Wm 16,146,148 Madison, James. 124 Magry, Alexis 72 Mahan, (Professor) 61,61,129 Mahan, D. H ..116 Mallory, (Lieut. 2d Art’y) 9,45,55,128 Mann, Wm. H.. 55 Manning, Dennis 66 Mansfield, James 60 Many, J. B 31 Marshall, (Corp’l sth luf’y) ..134 Marshall, Henry 95 Marshall, jr., John 74 Marston, Morrill 55 Martin, Charles. ■ 162 Martin, James 66 Martin, Oliphant. 162 Martin, Thomas. 162 Martin, Wm. 47 Martiudale, John H. 55 Marvin, Charles 114 Mason, R. B 55, 62, 62,63,64, 66, 79,79, 89,149,170. Massias, Abraham A 43,55,62,62,129 Mather, John 162 Mattack, Joseph 74 Maul, John 162 Maurice, Theodore 94,124 Maury, R. F 55 Maxwell, B 63,63,129 May, Charles A 65,130 May, Hugh ..162 May, James R 48,55 Maynadier, W 7,8,20 Mcßean, James 74 Page. Kachlein, Charles 162 Kearney, James 44, 55 Kearny, Philip 8, 8, 8, 10, 21,43,79 Kearny, S. W. 123 Kearny, Wm 50, 55 Keen, Jesse ..43, 55 Kellogg, Lyman M 55 Kempton, Michael .134 Kendrick, Austin 74 Kendricks, H. L 117 Kennedy, John F 116 Kennedy, Theo. M 55 Kenner, John.. 75 Ker, Croghan.. 55 Kercheval, John 55 Kerr, William H 55 Keyes, Benjamin 66 Keyes, Erasmus D 6 Kindley, J. R 116 King, Miles 74 King, Philip... 162 King, W. W. 162 King, Wm 44,106 King, Wm. Rufus 123 Kingsbury, C 55 Kingsbury, C. P 24,48 Kingsbury, E. P 95 Kingsbury, J. B 77 Kinnard, Andrew 55 Kirby, E 6,6 Kirk, John C 109 Kirkbaugh, John 73 Kortz, James 74 Knowltou, M 116,116,116 Knox, Ehenezer 162 Koin, Wm. H..J 47,55 Koockogey, S. I 49,55 Korn, Wm. H 47,55 LaFayette, (Gen’l) 90,98,123 Laidley, T. T. S 5 Lane, John F 61,61,129 Lane, (Lieut, of Art’y) 116 Lane, Thomas 162 Langworthy, Elisha P 55 Lapagre, Wm. B 75 Lamed, Benj. F 136 Larrahee, Adam . 156 Law, (Sergt. 3d Art’y) 36 Laurence, (Col 2d Inf’y). 87 Lawrence, Joseph 74 Lawson, Thomas 10,13,170 Lay, George W 8 Lead better, D 82 Leavenworth, Henry. 30,167,175 LeConte, (Bvt. Maj. Top. Eng’rs)—6l,6l Lee, G. W. C 50,55 Lee, John 156 Lee, John F 46,55, 55 Lee, Roswell W... 47,55 Lee, Washington 5 Legate, Hugh Swinton 124 INDEX OF NAMES. 189 Page. Page. McCall, George A 106,107 McChiney, John 162 McClelland, Robert 76 McClintock, Wm. L 55 McCloskey, G. B 76 McClung, Hugh L 55 McClure, Joseph ...162 McCown, John P 55 McCrate, (Lieut.) 23,24,66,129 McCrate, Thomas ..162 McDonald, Wm *. 76 McDougall, Robert 55 McDowell, I 6,6,98 McElroy, Charles 66 MoFeeters, Uriah 74 McGahay, James 75 McGimpsey, Thomas 74 McGlassin, George 55 McGlaughlin, John 74 Mcllvain, Jesse 55 Mclntosh, (Bvt. Maj. 4th Inf’y) 29 McKee, W. R 122 McKeehen, Samuel 162 McLane, Robert M 55 McLean, Thomas F. M 49,55,55 McLean, jr., John 162 McLeod, Collin 55 McLeod, Hugh 46,55 McNally, C. H 39 McNeill, Benjamin P 50,55 McNutt, John 63,63,66 McPherson, R. H 82,169 Mead, T 47,55 Meade, H. K 55 Means, Robert 162 Meares, Gaston 63 Mecklin, Joel R. P 55 Meckling, Wm. T 77 Meek, J 12 Meigs, Montgomery C 55,82 Melton, Joshua 72 Merrick, Joseph 162 Merrill, H. W. 55 Metcalf, John T 56 Miller, A. G 56 Miller, Charles 10 Miller, M.S. 8,10,98 Miller, S 44,44,45,56, 60 Miller, S. H 116 Miltmore, Edward 133 Minor, Charles L. C 32,46,56 Mitchell, Alex. M 46 Mitchell, Alfred 56 Mitchell, John 74,116,116 Monroe, James 15,124 Montgomery, Robert --- 73 Montgomery, Wm. R 56,130 Moore, Joseph - -162 Moore, Tredwell 56,06 Moore, William S 83 Morague, J. B - 63 Morgan, John 73 Morgan, Willoughby. ..148,148,169 Morris, Charles F 56 Morris, Michael 66 Morris, T. - - 64,165 Morris, Win. H ..49,56 Morris, W.W -- 56 Morrison, P_ 50,56 Morton, A. H ..46,56 Morton, Charles F 56 Moses, Phillip 162 Motte, J. R 165 Monntfort, John 56,165 Mountjoy, T 56 Mountz, George W 56 Mowry, S. S 50,56 Mullen, James 162 Mumford, F. S 56 Munroe, John 69, 69 Murray, A. 74 Musser, Abraham 56 Myers, A. C 64 Mytinger, George 162 Naggs, (Capt. Mich. Militia) ...1.00 Naglee, Henry M 56 Newman, George 82 Newman, Montgomery 162 Newton, John 56 Newton, W. A 56 Nicholas, R. C 14,164 Nicholas, Wm 56 Nicholls, D. C 56 Nichols, John 56 Nichols, Wm. A 56 Nicoll, (Maj. and A. I. Gen’l) 5 Noon, Darby 60 North, (Maj. Ist Art’y) 116,180 Northrop, L. B___ ... 56 Norton, L 76 Nourse, Charles J „ 6 O’Brien, J. P. J 65 O’Fallon, John 145 O’Fliug, Patrick 73 Ogden, E. A 64 Ogden, W. R 12 Ogilby, Thomas I) 74 Ormsby, Robert C 61 Otis, Elmer 49,56 Overington, (Cadet) 48 Page, F. N 6,69,69 Page, John 48, 56 Paine, R. T 65 Palmer, (Cadet) 77 Palmer, Coring 56 Parke, John G 49,56 Parker, Daniel . 5,10 Parrott, R. P... 117,117 Parrott, R. S 116 Partridge, Alden 56,60,60 Pasha, Meli tried 98 Patten, George 56 Pauling, Wm. K. 162 Peebles, John 156, 162 Pegrarn, Robert 56,128 Peifter, Frederick 73 Pendleton, Chandler 116 Pent!and, Charles, (Capt.) 56 Pentland, Charles, (Pvt.) 76 Percy, J. W 46,56 Perkins, (A. Q. M. Ist Inf’y) 142 Perkins, John N 56 Perrault, P. H 124 Perry, J antes H 46,46,56,56 Peterman, Jacob 75 190 INDEX OF NAMES. Page. Peters, (Cadet) 46 Peters, Conran 75 Peters, George P 5,176 Peyton, R. H 116 Phelps, Ezra 66 Phenix, B. C. H 49,56 Phillips, Asher 61, 61,129 Phillips, J. A 117 Phillips, J. Walter 45,45,165 Pierce, (Maj. Ist Art’y) 39 pierce Q 56 Pillow, Gideon J .64, 65, 65,130,130 Pleasanton, A 168 Plympton, (Bvt. Maj. sth Inf’y). ..88,104 Polk, Edward 76 Polk, James K 124 Pomeroy, Richard C 56 Porter, Andrew 46,47,56,56 Porter, Giles 56,56 Porter, Moses 115 Posey, Thornton 59 Pratt, Henry C 56 Preble, Esaias 56 Prentiss, H. E 116 Prentiss, James H 6, 6, 7 Prince, H 46,46,56 Prince, Joseph P 76 Pritchard, Paul 56 Putney, Anthony W 162 Page. Roberts, Bennett 75 Roberts, J 117 Robins, Clark 162 Robinson, Fayette 48,57 Robinson, John C 57 Rockwell, Samuel 57 Rogers, C. G 50,57,65 Rogers, D. G. .48,57 Rogers, Francis 66 Rogers, H. P 162 Roop, Jonas 74 Ross, A 57 Ross, E. C 19,117 Ross, John 74 Ross, Samuel 57 Ross, William 162 Rosseau, G. S. 95 Rowe, Albert 57 Ruff, Charles F 57 Russell, Francis S. K 77 Russell, J. B. F 10 Russell, S. B 146 Rutton, Thomas 169 Sackett, Delos B 48,57 Saint, Daniel 156 Sammons, J 57 Saunders, F 47 Saunders, Wm. H 63,129 Scammon, E. P 57,117 Scarritt, J. M 46,47,57,57 Schaumburg, James W 14, 57, 79,158 Schener, Jacob 162 Schmuck, Jacob 57 Schriver, E 6,6, 7,98,117,117 Schuler, John J 44,57,57,165 Schureman, J. W 57 Scott, H. L 8,8,8,10 Scott, James K 48,57,57 Scott, Robert 74 Scott, W. M 162 Scott, Winfield ... .10,14,14,14,30,34,60 62, 62, 62, 64, 77, 80, 80, 86, 94,101,118 129,175,179. Senter, G 76 Sewell, W. 64 Seymour, Thomas S 57 Shatter, Jacob 74 Sharpe, Charles 75 Shaumburgh, Jas. W 14,57 Shaw, Joshua 23 Shaw, Neal 57 Shayler, (Lieut. 6th Inf’y) 145 Shekell, Edward 72 Shepherd, Wm. M -65 Sheran, Matthias 74 Shipley, Joseph 63 Shirasj A. E 63,63,129 Sidell, John R 46 Silver, Josi ah 74 Siraonds, Jonathan 57 Simons, James 57 Simonson, (Ist Lieut. Ist Art’y) 162 Simpson, J. S 162 Sinn, Jacob 57 Smead, R. C 116 Smith,(Bvt. Lt. Col. Marine Corps)... 57 Smith, Andrew J 57 Smith, Caleb 50,57,57 Queen, 74 Quimby, Isaac F 56,165 Quin, Michael : 75 Babbitt, James 73 Radford, R. C. W 56 Raguet, Llewellyn 56 Ramsay, Thomas 164 Randolph, Richard B 73 Ransom, Owen P 47,56,56 Rawlings, R. G 56 Reab, jr., George ..156 Reais, John L 56 Reeves, Isaac S. K 56 Reeves, Nathaniel L 76 Reynolds, A. W 47,56, 77 Reynolds, James 56,165 Reynolds, Samuel H 56 Reynolds, Win. B 57 Rice. Wm 74 Richardson, (Capt. of Ordnance) 22 Richardson, Israel B 57 Ridgely, C. G 116 Ridgely, Randolph 47,57 Ridgely, S. C. 14,109,116 Ridgeway, Fielder 162 Rieves, David 74 Rieves, Nathan 74 Riggs, Joel 57 Riley, B 69,69 Riley, Patrick 72 Ringgold, S 47,57 Ringgold, T. L 24, 57 Ripley, E. W 60,60,78 Ripley, James W 64,64,130 Ripley. Joseph 74 Ritner, J 116,116 Robb, I. I. B 46,57 Roberts, Benjamin S 57 INDEX OF NAMES 191 Pa go Page. Smith, Constantine 57 Smith, E.K. (Cadet) 57 Smith, E. K. (2d Lieut. 2d Inf’y) 57 Smith, E. K. (2d Lieut. sth Inf’y)..... 57 Smith, G. W 57 Smith, J. A 116,116 Smith, J. B 116,116 Smith, J.C.P 49,57 Smith, P. F 38,69,133,134,172 Smith, J.W. A 76,116 Smith, John B 57 Smith, Joseph L 57 Smith, Melancthon 57 Smith, Myron r 74 Smith, R. P 117 Smith, Samuel S 162 Smith, W 94,119 Smith, Walter 39,168 Smith, William C 57 Smyth, Alexander - - .. —10,106 Snay, John B 66 Sneeden, Robert S 74 Snelling, Josiah 124 Southgate, Charles 57 Sparks, Ric hard 14 Spencer, G. P - 104 Spencer, S. F. 76 Spoor, C. IP C 57 Sprague, J.T 98 Stallings, Alfred 74 Stansbury, H 63,64,129 Stanton, (Major) 32,34 Stanton, H 24,143,144 Staring, Joseph S 162 Stark. Robert ............ 57 Steel, John 66 Steere, A. G 57 Stephens, C . 162 Stephens, John 74 Stevens, Aaron 66 Stevens, John 66 Stevenson, John 75 Stevenson, Matthew R 77 Stewai'd, George H 57 Stewart, Alexander 14 Stew art, C harles 76 Stewart, J - 49,57 Stewart, Thomas - 74 Stewart, William 66 Stiles, (Cadet) 46 Stith, Townsend 124 Stockton, Richard G 46,57,57 Stone, L. H 57,165 Storer, Samuel - ,P>J Stout, Nathan B 60 Stovall, A 4/ Stuart, (Capt. 7th Inf’y) Sturgeon, Michael 162 Sudler, T. C 116 Sullivan, J.B -••---„46,5/ Sumner, Edwin 1 5, 6,.69, /0, 79,138 ’ Sutherlin, Solomon 163 Sutton, W.R &7 Swearingen, J. Y • 64 Swords, Thomas 01, 64, 64,130 Symington, J 166,132 Talcott, George 50,57, 57,106,132,132 Tammany, John 49,57 Tappan, Samuel 58 Tate,R. B. A ...156,163 Taylor, (Capt.) 32 Taylor, George 58 Taylor, Thomas 163 Tay lor, W. T 76 Taylor, Wyatt 75 Taylor, Zachary.. .32,86,124,146,176,180 Teall, Timothy H 58 Templeman, G. W 163 Thatcher, (Cadet) 47 Thayer, (Lieut. Col.) ...180 Thayer, (Major) 60 Thistle, H. L .. 9,113 Thomas, C 86 Thomas, Francis J . 50 Thomas, L 6,98 Thomas, Martin 61,61,77,110 Thompson, (Bvt. Maj. 2d Inf’y). ..90,148 Thompson, Alexander 89,101 Thompson, James 74 Thompson, John W 60 Thompson, Philip R 58,63,63,129 Thorn, Michael 75 Thornton, Claudius 66 Thornton, Seth B .. 58 Tilden, Bryant P 48,58,165 Tilghman, (Col.) 32 Tilghman, James B 58,58 Tilghman, W. F 46,46,49,58 Tilton, James 10,170 Tipton, Jacob 163 Todsen, George P... 58 Tompkins, C. Q 48,58 Tombling, A 114 Torrey, Henry A 163 Toney, Wm. G 80 Towle, (Bvt. Maj. sth Inf’y) 88 Townsend, D. S 61, 61,128 Towson, Nathan 124,138 Tracey, James C 163 Trapier, James H 58 Travis, Charles E 58 Trenor, Eustace 48,58,58,58 Tripler, C. S 63,129 Triplett, J. B 58 Trowbridge, A 156 Tubbs, Hazel 66 Tupper, Thomas 76 Turnage, Zachariah 75 Turner, G. W 116 Turner, Henry B 163 Turner, S. T 58 Turner, Wm. M 58 Turtelot, A. C 124 Twiggs, David E. 58,68,69,103,123,148,169 Twiss, (Engr’s) 116 Tyler, (Capt.) 22 Tyler, Daniel 84 Tyler, Edwin 76 Tyler, William 163 Updegraff, Joseph 58 Upshur, A. P 124 Talcott, (Capt.) --22 Talcott, G. H 63, 66 Van Bibber, Isaac 73 Van Bokkelen, Win. K 53 192 INDEX OF NAMES. Page. | Page. Van Buren, Abraham 7, 86 Van Buren, D. T 117 Vanderventer, Christopher 5, 142 Van Swaringen, (Capt.) 101 Vincent, Francis 66 Vinton, John R 7 Vogdes, Israel 58,117 Vorhess, Garrett 75 Voorhis, J. T 58 Vose, J. FI 148,169 Wilkins, G. S 58,58 Wilkinson, James 43,43,43,58,58,59 Willard, Geo. L 65,130 Willard, H. H 74 Willard, John S 58 Wilcox, Orlando B 58 Williams, John, (Lieut.) 39 Williams, John, (Pvt.) 72 Williams, Robert S 58 Williams, Thomas, (4th Art’y) 8 Williams, Thomas, (Cadet) 47,58 Williams, Wm 74 Williams, W. E 76 Williamson, John 46,58,109 Williamson, Peter 66 Willis, Perin 6,10 Wilson, (Lieut.) 44 Wilson, A. G 43 Wilson, Horatio A ; 58 Wilson, John 58,58,58 Wilson, John, (Pvt.) 78 Wilson, T 49,58 Wilson, William 164 Winder, Charles ... 58 Winder, Wm. H 59,60,128 Wingate, Robert 1 58 Winner, James 73 Winship, Oscar F 58 Wirtz, Horace R 58,58 Wolcott, S. G - 63,63 Wood, G. B 73,120 Wood, G. W. F 64,64,65,65,130 Wood, L. B 63,63 Wood, R. C 50,58 Wood, T. J 117 Woodruff, I. C 117 Woods, B. W 63 Wool, John E.. 34,62,62, 67,67, 68,80,105, 106,107,129,175. Woolley, A. R 44,58,78 Worth, Joseph S 60,61,128 Worth, W. J 65,65,68,69,106,124 Wright, A. M 76 Wright, Simeon 156,163 Wright, Thomas 61,61,128 Wright, T. F 44,49,59 Wyndham, John D 59 Wyse, (Major) 130 Wyse, Francis O 59 Wade, 1. M 61 Wadsworth, Decius 10,40 Wager, (Capt. 4th Art’y) 34 Waggaman, Geo. G 58, 117 Wainwright, R. A 117 Wait, (Maj. Bth Inf’y) 149 Walbach, (Col.) 5,15,17,91,132 Walker, Alexander S 58 Walker, Wm. H. T 58 Wallace, Win. B 58 Wallen, H. D 58 Ward, Wm. S 58 Warner, (Professor) 62 Warner, Thomas 61, 61,129 Warren, (Col.) 120,121 Washington, (Lieut. Col.) 69 Washington, George W 58 Washington, W. F 19 Watson, Eleazer 66 Watson, George 163 Watson, John 58 Watson, John H 46,58 Watts, James H , 156 Webb, William 66 Webster, (Lieut. Ist Art’y ) 116 Weightman, (Ass’t Surg’n) 94 Weightman, R. C 10,119 Weightman, R. H 47,58 Welch, D. T 60,128 Wells, J. C. 76 Wells, W. W 45,58, 58,165 West, Aaron 66 Wetmore, Alphonzo 51,51,128 Wharton, Clifton 10,148,170 Wharton, Jesse B 58 Wheeler, George 66 Wheelock, T. B 58 Whelpley, David 73 White, E. B 95 Whistler, J 163 Whistler, Wiliam 49,58,58,87,88 Whiting, Henry 124 Whiting, John 5,5 Whiting, Levi 38 Whitman, John 58 Whittaker, Jesse 74 Wickliffe, Chas 47,58,77 Yancey, Jeremiah 76 Yarnell, (Cadet) 63 Yates, David 74 Yeaton, Hopley 59 Yoakum, (2d Lieut. 3d Art’y) 94 Young, John 66 Young, Thomas 163 Youngs, Samuel 163