Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Co., Criminal code, adopted by Colo. Ter.,
Covode, John, 10, 57
Cowan, Benjamin S., 386
Cowan, Edgar, 28, 33, 34, 37
Cowles & Co., 354
Cowlitz County, Wash. Ter., 124
Cowperthwait, Huling, 208
Cowslip, U. S. S., 453
Cox, Samuel S., 16, 69
Cox, Thomas C., 167
Coxe, Richard S., 425
Cox's Wharf, Va., 321
Craighill, William P., 253
Craven, Thomas T., 450
Craven, Tunis A. M., 450
Cravens, James A., 66, 70
Crawford, Samuel Wylie, 256
Crawford, U. S. revenue cutter, 223
Credence, letter of, 139
Creditors, Union, demands on South
enforced, 26
Creek Indians, 530; claims, 532,
538; payrolls, 541; under South-
ern Superintendency, 545
Crego, 73
Creswell, John A. J., 46, 169, 171
Crisfield, John W., 46
Crimean War, 587
Crimes, against freedmen, 369;
Federal court jurisdiction, 90;
in South, 414; types covered by
pardon records, 422
Criminal cases, 85, 87, 90, 387;
circuit courts: Ark., 93, Calif.,
94, Iowa, 100-101, Ky., 101,
Md., 103, Mass., 104, Mich.,
104, Minn., 105, Mo., 106, N. J.,
107, N. Y., 107-108, Ohio, 108,
Pa., 110, Tenn., 112, Va., 113,
Wis., 115; district courts: Ark.,
93, Calif., 94, Del., 95, Fla., 98,
Ill., 99, Ind., 99, Iowa, 99, 100,
Kans., 100, Ky., 101, Md., 103,
Mass., 104, Mich., 104, Mo.,
105, Nev., 106, N. H., 106, N. J.,
107, N. Y., 107, Ohio, 108-109,
Pa., 110, Tenn., 112, Wis., 115;
Supreme court, District of Co-
lumbia, 96-97; Territorial courts:
117, Ariz., 118, Colo., 119, Dak.,
120, Idaho, 121, Mont., 121, N.
Mex., 123, Nev., 122
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Cumberland Mountains, 376
Cumberland River, naval patrol, 487
Cunningham, Robert B., 498
Curlew, U. S. S., 489
Currency, U. S., 190; additional is-
sue, 213; bills, 42; expansion, 211;
fractional, 213; management, 180;
national system, 211; petitions re,
24, 60; printing, 69, 214; system
created during war, 178. See also
Banking and currency, Treasury
notes, Legal tender notes
Currents, 228
Currier, A. C., 269
Curtis, George Ticknor, 134
Curtis, Newton Martin, 27
Curtis, Samuel R., 62
Cushing, Caleb, 164
Cushing, Samuel T., 348, 352
Cushing, William B., 453
Cushman, Pauline (Pauline Dickinson,
"now Fryer"), 555
Custer, George A., 555
Customhouses, appointments, 219;
Charleston, 62; construction, 214,
215; House Commerce Committee
and, 44; land title, 420; New Or-
leans, 74, 392; New York, 58;
Portland, 44; records, 220, 235
Customs, accounts, 185, 191; Audi-
tor's letters re, 191; collections,
181, 185, 222; decisions, 139; dis-
tricts, 185, 218; duties, 24, 32,
60, 63, 81, 139, 187, 201, 202,
218, 219; officers, 44, 187, 218,
233, 239; regulations, 139; ship-
ping statistics, 189-190; survey-
ors, 218, 221, 235. See also
Tonnage duties
Dana, James J., 296
Dana, Richard H., Jr., 53
Daniel, Peter V., 79
D'Araujo, Marcos Antonio (Viscount
d'Itajuba), 164
Customs Bureau, Treasury Depart- Darling, William A.,
Customs cases, district courts:
N. Y., 108, Pa., 110
Customs collector, 218, 223, 224,
225, 232, 236; administered loy-
alty oaths for passports, 147;
collected seamen's tax, 220; com-
mittee papers re, 44; corresp.,
181; Inspectors' pay, 24; Marine
Hospital directors, 221; N. Y.,
238; pay, 22; suits against, 202,
203
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion Library, Washington, D. C.,
census schedules, 565
Davenport, Henry K., 450, 489, 492
453
Davenport, Richard G.,
Davenport, Iowa, officer examining
board, 263-264
Davis, Charles H., 21, 440, 450,
461, 464, 465, 478, 480, 491, 593
Davis, Charles L., 350
Davis, David, 79, 81, 85, 133, 385
Davis, Garrett, 34, 35
Customs Commissioner, 178, 181,
202, 219, 240; enemy accounts,
234; functions, 179; records, 184-
186
Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 164
Customs Division, Treasury Depart- Davis, Jeff C.,
ment, 219
Davis, Henry Winter, 45, 47, 61, 68,
69, 277
Customs Service, Treasury Depart-
ment, 178, 184, 229; records,
218-220
Cutler, O. N., 237, 241
Cuts, copyright, 561
Cutts, J. Madison, 184
Cutts, R. D., 227
Cuyler, R. R., U. S. S., 489
Dahlgren, John A., 15, 28, 450,
467, 468, 490, 498
Dahlonega, Ga., 215, 216
Daily, Samuel G., 45, 46
Dakota City, Nebr. Ter., 121
Dakota Territory, appropriations
for, 59; Army posts, 406; capitol,
59; census of, 562, 564; census of
1861, 566; courts, 120-121; In-
dian expeditions, 406; Indian supt.,
545, 546; Indian tribes in, 48; In-
dian War claims, 196; letters,
503; prison, 59; records of, 149;
Sioux depredations, 536; surveyor
general, 526; township plats, 526;
wagon roads, 512
Dale, U. S. S., 490
Dallas County, Ala., 240
Damage cases, circuit court, Ohio,
108; Court of Claims, 128
Dana, Charles A., 245, 246, 248, 388
Davis, Jefferson, 17, 25, 26, 31, 32,
51, 113, 195, 248, 254, 277, 320,
337, 393; claimants for capture re-
ward, 43; Confederate agents' let-
ters to, 52; imprisonment, 337;
petitions for amnesty for, 423;
proclamations, 449; prosecution,
420; treason trial, 53
Davis, Jefferson, C. S. S., claims re
not considered, 165
Davis, Jefferson, U. S. revenue cut-
ter, 223
Davis, John, 169
Davis, Reuben, 62
Davis, William M.,
Davy, Joseph & Co., 286
Dawes, Henry L., 45, 63, 64, 68,
Dawes Commission, 544, 547
Dawson, John L.,
69
Dead Letter Office, 436, 437,
Dead letters, 437
Deaf, care, 572
De Ahua, Henry C., 527
Deaths, Army, 255; certificates,
144, 554; consular records, 158,
161; notices, 150; Federal, 591;
Govt. Hospital for the Insane, 571;
Pensacola Navy Yard, 496; reports,
255
Debentures, U. S., excess, 185
Debtors, relief laws, 413, 415
Debts, certificates, 186, 189; due
U. S. from Southern railroads,
53, 72-73; enemy, 81; recovery
by Post Office Dept., 200; recov-
ery by Treasury Solicitor, 201;
suits for Colo. Ter., 119
Decisions, judicial, 79, 85. See
also Courts
Dee, C. S. S., 219
Deeds, Boston Navy Yard, 494
Defense, systems of military, 69
Defense of Great Lakes and Rivers,
House Select Committee on, 65
Defenses, petitions; Philadelphia-
Delaware Bay area, 26; St. Louis,
26. See also Washington, D. C.
Defenses of the Northeastern Fron-
tier, House Select Committee on, 69
Defrees, John D., 569
DeGraff, Isaac, 453
DeKrafft, James C. P., 450
Delafield, Richard, 269, 307, 341,
478
Delaney House, Washington, D. C.,
552
Delano, Charles, 65
De Large, Robert C., 46
Delaware, congressional investiga-
tion of State govt., 53; Freed-
men's Bureau operates in, 356,
366; Freedmen's schools, 371;
gradual emancipation suggested
in, 65; ratifies Civil War amend-
ments, 5; refuses direct tax, 206;
Slave Claims Commission, 391;
volunteer regiments, 405
Delaware Bay, 26, 230
Delaware Indians, 530; claims, 48,
532, 540; payment to, 544; under
Central Superintendency, 545
Delaware River, 26, 226, 479
Demobilization, naval, 463
Democratic Party, political plat-
form of 1860, 33
Demopolis, Ala., 365
Dénègre, W. O., 173
Denison, George, 219
Denison, George S., 236, 237
Dennett's Island, 497
Dennison, William, 430, 431
Denny, Joseph Waldo, 552
Dent, George W., 237
Denver, Colo., land office, 527
Denver, Colo. Ter., Internal Reve-
nue office, 206; seat of first judi-
cial district, 119; seat of Terri-
torial supreme court, 119; U. S.
mint, 215, 217
Department of Arkansas, 289, 339,
402; court and commission rec-
ords, 335; military railroads, 318;
report re administration, 11
Department of the Cumberland, 289,
400, 416; civilian prisoners, 322;
court and commission records,
335; military railroads, 317
Department of the Gulf, 11, 289, 399,
588; civilian prisoners, 322; col-
ored soldiers raised in, 262
Department of Kansas, 290; court
and commission records, 335;
medical affairs, 304
Department of the Lakes, 312
Department of Louisiana, 416, 417
Department of the Missouri, 290,
389, 390, 555; civilian prisoners,
322; colored troops, 264; court and
commission records, 335; medical
affairs, 304; political prisoners,
386; Provost Marshal, 327
Department of New Mexico, chief
engineer, 271; signal officer, 348,
350
Department of North Carolina, 589
Department of the Northwest, 290;
Indian policy, 48; medical affairs,
304
Department of the Ohio, 289, 339;
civilian prisoners, 322; court and
commission records, 335; military
railroads, 317; orders for artifi-
cial limbs, 312
Department of the Pacific, civilian
prisoners, 322
Department of the Potomac, head-
quarters, 413
Department of the Shenandoah, 589
Department of the South, 390, 414,
415; headquarters, 407
Department of the Tennessee, 289,
390, 399, 400; court and commis-
sion records, 335; investigation of
Memphis riots, 72; military rail-
roads, 317
Department of the West, 389; claims.
against, 385; investigated, 64;
reports on, 10; subsistence, 313
Department of Washington, 402;
corresp., 353; signal officers
examined, 349
Department of Western Virginia,
subsistence, 313
Departmental Corps, 384
District of Columbia, Commission
for the Relief of, 367
Detail Office, Navigation Bureau,
Navy Department, 462, 463-464
Detectives, District of Columbia,
576, 577; employed by: Provost
Marshal's General's Bureau, 341,
Southern cities, 414, State Dept.,
154, Treasury Dept., 204, 205,
555, U. S. consulates, 159
Departmental-jurisdiction case files, Detroit, Mich., 319; marine hospital,
Court of Claims, 129
Departments, military: 234, 381,
399, 411, Army corps in, 400,
401, commanders, 155, 412, docu-
ments in Official Records, 400,
maps, 271, 272, names, 397-398.
See also Eastern Department,
Middle Department
Dependent Pension Bill, passage of,
Depositaries, U. S., 181, 213; ac-
counts, 188, 190; register, 182
Depositories, U. S. mints, 215.
See also Subtreasuries
221; steamboat inspection station,
225
Detroit Arsenal, Mich., 283
Detroit River, 231
Dexter, T. C. A., 240
Deyrup, Felicia Johnson, 286
Diaries, Bates, 421; Browne, 219;
Denny, 552; Gallaudet, 573; Henry,
586; naval officers, 453; pensioners,
554; Preston, 256; Smith, 552;
Stoddard, 208; U. S. Christian
Commission officials, 591; weather,
585; Welles, 445
Dibble, C. B., and Co., 239
Deposits, excess, 185; gold and sil- Dickens, Asbury, 18
Depot of Charts and Instruments,
Depots, ordnance stores at, 280
Deputy Clerk of Supreme Court, 80
Deseret, proposed admission as
State, 30-31; judicial system pro-
vided for, 123
Deserters, Army: 261, 403, 404,
arrest, 346, claim bounties, 184,
confined at Dry Tortugas, 257,
custody of money, 257, enticing,
105, harboring, 422, letters re,
247, lists, 336, 342, record of
arrest, 347, registers, 322, re-
ports on, 342; Marine, 473; Navy,
459, 462; recovery of by consuls,
158
Deserters Branch, Provost Marshal
General's Bureau, War Depart-
ment, 342-343
Desertion, 422; aiding, 329; legal
cases, 96, 105; Washington de-
fenses, 574
Des Moines, Iowa, 21, 99
Des Moines River, 521
Destitute Colored Persons in the
Dickinson, Pauline, 555
Dickinson College Library, papers:
Buchanan, 134, Taney, 85
Dickson & Zane, 332
Diet books, 311
Diller's powder, 468
Dillin, James R., 235
Dillon, John H., 515
Diplomatic accounts, 183
Diplomatic correspondence, 138-141,
161, 183; claims settlements in,
162; concern Alabama claims, 157;
consular trade reports in, 153;
drafts of, 138; enclosures from
London, 157; extradition papers in,
148; intercepted, 139; published by
State Dept., 140; special agents'
letters, 142
Diplomatic negotiations, 160, 162
Diplomatic notes, 139, 161
Diplomatic officers, accounts, 199;
accrediting, 139; commissions for,
146; corresp. re disbursements,
150; expenses for, 150; grant pass-
ports in foreign countries, 147; in-
structions, 138, 140, 142, 157, 159,
161, 166; lists, 160; loyalty oaths
administered to, 145; nominations,
132; recall of, 139; special pass-
ports issued to, 147; tried cases
in which U. S. nationals were de-
fendents, 160. See also Ambas-
sadors, Consuls, Foreign serv-
ice, Ministers
Diplomatic representatives, foreign,
expenses re reception of, 150;
free entry for goods of, 144; func-
tions re claims, 162; lists, 160;
notes to, 139
Direct tax commissioners, 178;
claims re property sold by, 21;
records, 206-210; S. C., 375, 376;
Southern State taxes, 207
Direct taxes, 206, 219; apportion-
ment of, 39; claims re property
sold for, 21; collection, 86, 205,
206; land sold for, 53, 207; pa-
pers re, 60; receipt books, 208,
209; records re payment, 209-210;
refunds, 208; sales, 207, 209, 210;
seizures of land under, 127
Disabilities. See Legal disabilities,
Political disabilities
Disbursements, recruiting, 261
Disbursing agent, Coast Survey, 228;
wagon roads, 512
Disbursing Branch, Adjutant Gen-
eral's Office, 265
Disbursing Branch, Provost Mar-
shal General's Bureau, War De-
partment, 345
Disbursing Clerk, War Dept., 247
Disbursing Officer, Bureau of Refu-
gees, Freedmen, and Abandoned
Lands, War Dept., 362-363
Disbursing officers, claim cases
involving, 128; loss of funds by,
129
Disbursing records, Attorney Gen-
eral's Office,421; Census Office,
563; First Auditor, 191; Freed-
men, Refugees, and Abandoned
Lands Bureau, 265-266, 362-363;
Interior Dept., 508-509, 563;
Post Office Dept., 436; Provost
Marshal General's Bureau, 265,
345, 346; Register of the Treas-
ury, 186; Surgeon General's Of-
fice, 309; War Dept., 247; State
Dept., 150-151. See also Auditors,
Financial records, Fiscal records
Discharges, Army, 235, 237, 247,
396
Discipline, 473
Diseases, history, 308
Disinfectant, 585
Disloyalists, 595; arrest of, 144, 153,
154; claims of, 126, 388; oppose the
draft, 346
Disloyalty, employees, 64; House
members elect, 45; investigation,
337; N. C. organizations suspected
of, 38
Dispensaries, naval, 461
District attorneys, 200, 201, 202,
203, 204, 234, 514; accounts, 199,
516; appointment, 86, 421, 425;
commissions, 146; corresp., 419,
420, 502; duties, 87, 425-426; let-
ters to, 505, 507, 510, 516, 520;
opinions, 203; papers re prize ves-
sels, 144; records, 426; superin-
tendence, 419, 425; Territories,
116
District courts, 85-115; abolition of
Eastern District of Mo., 25; ap-
peals, 82; impeachment of judges:
Ala., 41, Tenn., Tex., 41, Wis.,
41; jurisdiction, 25, 85-86, 88,
90; records: 87-88, Ark., 93,
Calif., 94, Conn., 94-95, Del.,
95, District of Columbia, 96-97,
Fla., 98, Ill., 99, Ind., 99, Iowa,
99-100, Kans., 100, Ky., 101,
La., 102, Maine, 103, Md., 103-
104, Mass., 104, Mich., 104,
Minn., 105, Miss., 21, Mo., 105,
Nev., 106, N. H., 106, N. J., 106,
N. Y., 107-108, Ohio, 108-109,
Oreg., 109, Pa., 109-110, R. I.,
111, Tenn., 112, Va., 113-114,
Vt., 112, W. Va., 114, Wis.,
115; reestablished in South, 426;
register copyrights, 561; reports,
93; special counsel employed, 426
District Engineer Offices, 274; Balti-
more, Md., 274; Charleston, S. C.,
274; Washington, D. C., 274
District of Columbia, 390, 498; ap-
propriations, 23; code of laws,
425; constituted a provost mar-
shal's district, 347; Deaf and Dumb
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