committee to inquire into, in the Medical Department ACADEMY (see MILITARY ACADEMY). Page. 656 484 325 368 564 20 22,325 144, 246 of funds received and expended, how made... 158, 200, 336, 408, 449, 462, 551, 578 respecting, of officers of the Quartermaster's Department.. of contractors form of, regulated.. in supply departments to be made quarterly. respecting settlement of hospital of officers of the Hospital and Medical Departments yearly, of apothecary to be settled within six months. Superintendent-general of military supplies to prescribe form of 166 191, 309 199,336 200, 336 257 290 377, 379, 391, 396 399 407,578 manner of keeping regimental paymasters', regulated by the Secretary of Paymaster-General to settle and adjust all. (see PAYMASTERS; COMMISSARY OF ARMY ACCOUNTS.) payment of, in favor of disloyal persons forbidden.. ACCOUTERMENTS (see LEATHER; DEERSKINS), may be issued to detachments of seamen or marines . (see SAPPERS AND MINERS.) to be stamped "United States" neglect to deliver continental, punishable. returns of, to be made ACTS OF CONGRESS, provisions of, amended 455 456 553,578 681 54, 686, 687 202 546 546 553, 554 554 568 569 extended. construed suspended. 28, 36, 37, 131, 424, 434, 473, 682, 683, 686 428 78, 194, 203, 206, 209, 232, 331, 343, 344, 356, 403, 413, 414, 415, ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL (see RANK; PAY; RATIONS), authorized.. to principal army to act as chief of staff. ADJUTANT-GENERAL (see UNIFORM; RANK; PAY; RATIONS; FORAGE; BAGGAGE WAGONS), authorized. appointed appointment of, announced to the Army. arms in store deliverable on order of the. to make monthly returns to Congress... Page. 381 87,239,364, 536 121,393 87,488, 535 389 69,107 72, 109 72, 109 72, 109 72, 110 53, 57, 68, 69, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 79, 80, 81 53, 55, 58, 59, 64 53,55 56, 57, 61, 62 54, 143, 540 56,57 58 60 62,69 60, 63, 90, 96 63 64, 77, 78 71, 72 72 73 75, 78, 79 76 78 certain regimental returns to the, discontinued. to be assistant inspector-general (see ALLOWANCES.) inspectors to act as to receive journals of Congress how appointed.. (see HALF-PAY.) letters and packages to and from the, free of postage. franking privilege granted to the to be a commissioner of the Soldiers' Home.. to notify State authorities of details for ambulance duty. no new appointments or promotions in the.. (see VACANCIES; ARMY CORPS; DIVISIONS; BRIGADES.) ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, respecting purchase of books, etc., for the...... ADVERTISEMENT, for proposals for quartermaster supplies. ordnance and ordnance stores may be purchased without . AFFIDAVITS, to insure uniformity Secretary of War to furnish blank forms of.. AGENTS (see MILITARY AGENTS; CLOTHIER-GENERAL), 214, 217, 225 604 419. 432, 509, 517, 590, 599, 686, 687 147, 151 AGENTS Continued. authorized for the Quartermaster's Department purchase of forage. in each colony to superintend the making of saltpeter superintendent of finance may suspend or remove appoint, for purchase of supplies. 183, 296, 394, 564 to take the oath of fidelity for the purchase of flour. meat. stock and provisions to be sent into each State to purchase medicines. in Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands... AGRICULTURE, observations and signals for the benefit of................... AIDS-DE-CAMP, 261 275 275 276 278 280 370 657,659 614, 616 73 87, 96, 105, 106 to be taken from the line; to perform duties of assistant adjutant-general.. ALLOWANCES (see MILEAGE; TRAVELING ALLOWANCES; COMMUTATION), of the line detailed in the Inspector-General's Department. Quartermaster-General reduced Pennsylvania and the States south to lay up. in and near Philadelphia put under General Putnam's control. magazines of, to be established.. 569 572,574 593 363, 365, 384, 392, 408, 409 365, 389, 395 388 369 APOTHECARIES (see PAY; HALF PAY; RATIONS; FORAGE; LAND), APPOINTMENTS (see the several staff corps and military departments), (see STAFF OFFICERS.) submit list of his..... further, in the staff prohibited.... respecting, for corps, division, and brigade staffs.. respecting certain, in authorized engineer regiments . 370 370, 404, 408 370 404 404 408 409 410 501 22 42, 473, 494, 511, 593 45 relative to, of supernumerary junior lieutenants in the staff depart- ments 185, 325, 455, 494, 566 527 officers of Regular Army not held as vacating their office by, in the vol- respecting commutation of quarters to officers and men in the ...... APPROPRIATIONS, under "Pay Department," except mileage, to constitute one fund no part of the, for the Ordnance Department to be used to pay freight ARANSAS PASS, TEX., 477 357 607 602 326 86 690 ARIZONA, traveling expenses of California and Nevada volunteers discharged in.... 472 arsenal in.... no recruiting agents to be sent to 584 677 to be designated as corporals" ARMORER'S DEPARTMENT, inquiry to be made into conduct of the....... Page. 528 526 572 573 103, 304 559 483 544, 545, 572, 579, 586 551 554 590 554 ARMORIES (see NATIONAL ARMORIES; SPRINGFIELD ARMORY; HARPERS FERRY superintendents of, to be ordnance officers pay of officers employed in the.... ARMS (see RIFLES; PATENT ARMS; MUSKETS; CARBINES; CONTRACTORS), in store deliverable on order of the Adjutant-General. willful damage to, how punished for corps of sappers and miners.. importation of captured, how disposed of of men leaving the service to be retained. sick officers and men to be purchased respecting purchase of . manufacture of to be provided for the militia depots of, to be established deposited in certain arsenals on the western waters. issue of, to emigrants to certain Territories.. 500, 582 574 576 580 587,588 588 588 590 575 54, 143, 540 177, 308, 383, 561, 580 492 537, 538, 543, 690 537,541 538, 539, 540, 572, 574 539, 543, 555, 563 543 543, 546, 565 544 545 546 546 547 548 550 558 556, 557, 569 559 545, 564 568, 573 570 573 573 574 576 580 586 592 588 588 590 593 597 |