..[IV] 73

n the number of major generals and brigae service of the United States, approved

out the national forces, and for other pur

[V] 73

..[VI]

ey of the Corps of Engineers and of the For other purposes, approved March 3,

..[VII] 73

[VII] 73

...[XI] 73

or sundry civil expenses of the govern-
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four,
rtieth of June, eighteen hundred and six-
s, approved March 3, 1863 ..........
s and regulating judicial proceedings in
3, 1863..
ing of volunteer and other officers in the
1 March 3, 1863..
ersons who have performed the duties of
of cavalry, approved March 3, 1863..[XIII] 73
"An act to authorize the employment of
he laws and protecting public property,'
ghteen hundred and sixty-one, approved

..[XIV] 73

ction of abandoned property and for the rrectionary districts within the United

3.

..[XV| 73

d candles at the rate of ten pounds per

.102

ry regiments to be extra lieutenants........110
7 may be received in settling his accounts
supplies in lieu of lost vouchers, may be
Var without other evidence...

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APPLICATIONS.

Regulate and me

APPOINTMENTS.

Of officers

to allow
at their
Of non-co
before th
Records of
General
Announces
APPROPRIATIONS.
For the prot
Territorie

For the sup
Public print
Payment of

ARKANSAS.

Publishes pro lion (See Office of Mil Phelps as g

ARMIES.

General and unless othe Commanders filled in con

Serted and abandoned houses, tenements, lands, and plantations i surrectionary States within the military lines, and not required for Tary purposes, to be hereafter under the control of special, of the sury Department; officers of the army to afford such, all necessar E-CAMP.

ttached to general officers not exercising a command to join their ments; additional, in similar position to report by letter to the Ad General....

olunteer, to report monthly by letter to the Adjutant General (Se PORTS).

IA.

ublishes proclamation of the President declaring the State of, in lion (See SLAVES, PROCLAMATION)...

ENT COMMISSIONERS.

ppointed by the Governor of New York recognized by the War D

ment

ITION.

ransportation for, to be in proportion to the amount to be carried.. fodifies President's order prohibiting the exportation of, from the U States (See ARMS)....

ATIONS.

Regulate mode of making, for admission into the Invalid Corps by o and men honorably discharged for wounds or disease............

ITMENTS.

Of officers in the Signal Corps may be made during the recess of Cor to allow for their thorough examination; to be submitted to the S at their next session (See SIGNAL CORPS)....

Of non-commissioned officers of volunteer companies cannot be before the muster of the company is completed. (See MUSTER.) Records of, as veterinary surgeon of cavalry to be kept in the Adj General's office (See CAVALRY BUREAU, VETERINARY SURGEONS). Announces, in the regular and volunteer forces

PRIATIONS.

For the protection of emigrants by the overland routes to the State Territories of the Pacific

For the support of the army.

Public printing......

Payment of bounties and advance pay.

NSAS.

Publishes proclamation of the President declaring the State of, in lion (See SLAVES, REBELLION).......

Office of Military Governor of, abolished; revokes appointments of Phelps as governor and A. F. Eno as secretary

ES.

General and other officers newly promoted to remain in their respe unless otherwise ordered

Commanders of, to report weekly to the Adjutant General vacancies filled in consolidated regiments; reports-how made. (See REPORT

volunteer regiments; selection to be made from among the most ef fficers of the respective regiments.........

xiliary boards to be appointed for the examination of officers on luty in,; commanders of, in which signal parties are authorized, oint a board for the examination of candidates for enlistment ransfer to, the Signal Corps, (See BOARD); commanders of, auth to transfer men on signal duty to the Signal Corps (See SIGNAL C ENLISTED MEN)..

mmanders of, receiving persons in excess of legal organization tried for neglect of duty and disobedience of orders (See VOLUN FORCE).......

mmanders of, in which signal parties are serving, may appoint a for the examination of officers and men prior to their detail on duty.......

ommanders of, to transfer men to the Invalid Corps on receipt of r be furnished by commanders of regiments, batteries, and indepe companies, (See ROLLS); to cause the men transferred to be sent proper officers, with descriptive lists and clothing accounts, to designated; may authorize the men to take with them their arm accoutrements (See RETURNS)...

nnounces maximum amount of transportation allowed, in the field TRANSPORTATION,; commanders of, held responsible for the exec of this order; inspectors of, to make a thorough inspection of ba and means of transportation (See INSPECTION)..

escinds authority given to commanders of, to transfer officers of a regiments to the Invalid Corps (See INVALID CORPS)......

Discharge of men of the Invalid Corps may be ordered by commande for disability, promotion, or by sentence of a court-martial... F THE CUMBERLAND,

Assigns Major L. C. Easton as acting chief quartermaster of the,.... F THE POTOMAC.

A military board to assemble in Washington city for the examinatio officers on signal duty in the, (See BOARD).

г.

Order of the President for any, during present rebellion to bar all against officers for such acts......

Of paymasters to be immediately reported to the Paymaster General. Committed by persons in the military service triable by military cour time of war, rebellion, or insurrection; punishment not to be less that inflicted by the laws of the State or Territory in which offence committed...

ICERS.

Volunteer batteries of artillery allowed each two,...........

LERY.

Publishes regulations for the care and management of, in field-works Volunteer regiments of, reduced to one-half legal maximum organiza to be consolidated into six or less batteries; colonel, two majors