Ferryboats, 477

Fessenden, Daniel W., 171

Fessenden, Francis, 371

Fessenden, Samuel C., 64

Fessenden, William P., 13, 23,
180, 183, 237
Field, A. P., 70
Field, F. A., 538, 541

Field, Maunsell B., 180
Field, Stephen J., 80, 81, 85

Field Surveying Service, Land Man-
agement Bureau, 529
Field surveys, 270
Fillmore, Millard, 566

Finance, Senate Standing Committee
on, 20, 23-24

Finance Division, Office of Indian
Affairs, 540-543

Finance Office, Post Office Depart-
ment, 436

Financial records, Columbia Insti-
tution for the Instruction of the
Deaf and the Dumb, 573; Indian
Affairs Office, 541-543; Interior
Dept., 508-509; mints, 217; navy
yards, 472; Pension Office, 556;
Public Buildings Commissioner,
550; U. S. Christian Commission,
591; War Dept., 248. See also
Auditors, Disbursing records,
Fiscal records

Fines, collection, 201; suits re,

203

Finley, Clement A., 304, 307
Fires, Chicago, 98; Patent Office,
560; Smithsonian Institution, 30,
585, 586; Springfield Armory,
334; steamboats, 224
First Division, Treasury Depart-
ment, 178, 211, 213

First National Bank of Philadelphia,
211

Fiscal records, Auditors, 188;

Commissary General of Subsist-
ence, 313; Construction and Re-
pair Bureau, 456; Engineer Dept.,
270; Govt. Hospital for the Insane,
571; Ordnance Dept., 281; Pay-

master General, 302-303; Secre-
tary of the Navy, 444-445; Surgeon
General's Office, 308. See also
Auditors, Disbursing records, Fi-
nancial records

Fish, 578

Fish, Hamilton, 386
Fishback, William M.,

25

Fisher, Benjamin F., 349
Fisher, George P., 65

Fisk, Clinton B., 72, 369, 370, 376
Fisk, James L., 406

Fisk's metallic burial cases, 29
Fitch, Graham N., 31
Fitzpatrick, Benjamin, 17

Five, House Select Committee of,
62-63

Five Civilized Tribes, calendar of
records, 547; census rolls, 510,
511; freedmen's citizenship, 510,
544

Flag of truce, boat, 336; violations,
329

Flagg, Edmund, 561

Flags, 291; captured, 257
Flanders, Benjamin F., 40, 233,
236, 237
Flax, 581, 582

Fletcher, James, 389
Floating battery, 472

Flora (Nemaha), U. S. revenue cutter,
223

Florida, 359, 517; captures Pensa-
cola Navy Yard, 496; civil rights,
395; coastal lights, 22; constitu-
tional convention, 415; direct tax
commission, 207, 209, 226; Fed-
eral courts, 79, 87, 89; expedition,
10; Freedmen's Bureau, 367-368;
in Dept. of the South, 415; land
surveys, 526; loyalty investigation,
14; naval operations, 486; negro
colonization, 237; postwar condi-
tions, 16; private land claims, 523,
525, 526; provisional govt. of, 156;
railroad lands forfeited, 73; re-
storation to Union, New York meet-
ing re, 19; St. Johns River channel-
marking expedition, 56; Senate seats
vacated during war, 18; Special
Agency, Treasury Department, 236,
237, 238, 240; surveyors' general
records, 527; tax sales, 207, 208;

Third Military District, 411, 414-
415; volunteer regiments, 405.
See also Georgia-Florida bound-
ary lands

Florida, C. S. S., 163, 164, 169,
171, 172

Florida Keys, fortifications, 53
Florida Railroad Co., 209
Flotillas. See Navy, flotillas
Floyd, John B., 52, 244, 246
Flusser, Charles W., 450
Foote, Andrew H., 450, 458, 491
Foote, Solomon, 18, 30

Forage, 288; claims, 126; procure-
ment, 295

Forbes, Charles, 21

Forbes, Hugh, 31

Forbes, John Murray, 452
Ford, Thomas H., 328

Ford's Theater, Washington, D. C.,
577; disaster, 383

Foreign Affairs, House Standing
Committee on, 47

Foreign and Domestic Commerce

Bureau, State Department, 152
Foreign countries, claims against,
144; conditions in, 139, 160; Con-
federate propaganda to, 140; mili-
tary passes for agents of, 144;
suits involving, 79; U. S. citizens'
claims presented to, 162, 164;
U. S. propaganda agents, 141
Foreign missions, expenses of, 150
Foreign relations, conducted by

State Dept., 137; expenses for
conduct of, 150, 151; Presidential
messages to Congress re, 19;
State Dept. reports on, T45; with
countries involved in Civil War,
139

Foreign Relations, Senate Standing
Committee on, 20, 24-25
Foreign Service, expenses of, 150-
151; officers: appointment regis-
ters, 146, credit on London banks
established, 151; posts: 143, ad-
ministration, 160, personnel of,
160, records, 158-162, 166. See
also Diplomatic officers
Foreigners, adjudication of claims
of, 125

Foreman, Grant, 547

Forfeited property. See Property

Forfeitures, cases, 110; collection,
201; remission, 202; suits, 203
Forgery, 422, 574
Forges, 297

Forney, John W., 18, 40
Forrest Hall Military Prison, rec-
ord of visitors, 337

273

Fort Abercrombie, N. Dak., 406
Fort Adams, R. L, 251, 465
Fort Baresche, Va., 406
Fort Barnard, Va., 406
Fort Benton, Idaho Ter.,
Fort Carroll, Md., 274
Fort Caswell, N. C., 468
Fort Childs, Nebr. Ter., 407-408
Fort Columbus, N. Y., 251, 323
Fort Craig, N. Mex. Ter., 406
Fort Delaware, Del., Confederates
imprisoned at, 321, 322, 323;
military prison, 387; political
prisoners, 336

Fort Dodge, Iowa, district court rec-
ords at, 100; land office records,
521

Fort Donelson, Tenn., 299, 432;
captured by Union forces, 111; in-
vestigation, 10

Fort Ellsworth, Va., 406
Fort Ethan Allen, Va., 275
Fort Farnsworth, Va., 406
Fort Federal Hill, Md., 274
Fort Fisher, N. C., attacked, 226,
468; capture, 293; inquiry on ex-
pedition, 11; Ordnance Dept. and
failure at, 15

Fort Gibson, Indian Ter., 543
Fort Greble, District of Columbia,

275

Fort Hamilton, N. Y., 154, 251
Fort Henry, Tenn., 111, 299
Fort Howard, Wis., 517
Fort Howell, S. C., 406
Fort Hudson, La., 272
Fort Independence, Mass., 251, 407
Fort Jefferson, Fla., Confederates
imprisoned at, 321; Federal troops
hold, 98; records, 407; strength-
ened, 53; work at, 270. See also
Dry Tortugas

Fort Jefferson, Ky., 270
Fort Johnston, N. C., freedmen's
disbursing office, 266
Fort Kearny, Nebr. Ter.,

407-408

Fort Klamath, Oreg., 408
Fort Lafayette, N. Y., Confederates
imprisoned at, 324, 444; military
prison, 322, 386, 387; political
prisoners kept at, 154
Fort Laramie, Wyo. Ter., 408
Fort Leavenworth, Kans., 373;
freedmen's disbursing office, 266;
records, 408; Warren court of in-
quiry, 334

Fort Lyon, Va., 275, 406
Fort McHenry, Md., 274; Confed-
erates imprisoned at, 324; gar-
risoned by marines, 473; military
prison, 25, 322, 386; political
prisoners, 336

Fort Macon, N. C., 480
Fort Marcy, Va., 275
Fort Marshall, Md., 274
Fort Massac, Ill., 480

Fort Mifflin, Pa., naval ammuni-
tion depot, 469

Fort Monroe, Va., 317, 390; freed-
men's disbursing office, 266; J.
Davis a prisoner at, 254; military
subdistrict, 413; records, 408;
register of vessels passed, 489;
telegrams, 250; trooplanding at,
223; U. S. Christian Commission,
590

Fort Monroe Arsenal (Old Point

Comfort), Va., 284
Fort Morgan, Ala., 272
Fort Moultrie, S. C., 244
Fort Norfolk, Va., 467
Fort Ontario, N. Y., 251
Fort O'Rourke, Va., 406
Fort Pickens, Fla., 322, 324, 437
Fort Pickering, Tenn., 270
Fort Pillow, Tenn., 10, 181
Fort Pitt Foundry (Knap Rudd & Co.),
Pittsburgh, Pa., 285, 467
Fort Preble, Maine, 251
Fort Reynolds, Va., 406
Fort Richmond, N. Y., 251
Fort Ridgeley, Minn., 53
Fort Ripley, Minn., 537
Fort Scott, Kans., 100
Fort Severn, Md., 465
Fort Sherman, S. C., 407

Fort Smith, Ark., Indian conference,

534

Fort Snelling, Minn., 409

Fort Townsend, Wash. Ter., 409
Fort Trumbull, Conn., 251
Fort Tully, Dak. Ter., 256
Fort Union, N. Mex. Ter., 410
Fort Union Arsenal, N. Mex. Ter.,
283

Fort Vancouver, Wash. Ter., 410
Fort Wadsworth, Dak. Ter., 406
Fort Walker, S. C.,

406

Fort Walla-Walla, Wash. Ter., 273
Fort Ward, Va., 406

Fort Warren, Mass., 322, 324
Fort Washington, Md., 473
Fort Wayne, Mich., 251
Fort Weed, Va., 406
Fort Wilkins, Mich., 517
Fort Willard, Va., 406
Fort Williams, La., 272
Fort Williams, Va., 406
Fort Wood, N. Y., 251, 322
Fort Worth, Va., 406
Fortifications, accounts, 193; appro-

priation bill for, 60; Atlanta, Ga.,
352; Florida Keys, 53; land title,
420; maps, 271-272; plans for lake
and river, 65; St. Louis, 26, 64;
sea coast, 269; surveys of sites,
273. See also Army, Forts, Wash-
ington, D. C., and names of forts
Fortress Monroe. See Fort Monroe
Forts, 291; Charleston Harbor, 62;

Confederate seizure of, 63; histo-
ries, 291; inspection, 269; land
title, 420; maps, 272, 522; ord-
nance, 280; photographs, 352; rec-
ords, 405-411; returns, 259

Foster, A. Lawrence, 210
Foster, Charles Henry, 45
Foster, Charles W., 263, 341

Foster, F. E., 543

Foster, Henry, 45

Foster, John G., 11-12, 367
Foster, Lafayette S., 12, 29, 34
Foster, Robert S.,

329

Foundries, 285; gun, 53, 467, 468