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16. Drafted men not required to be discharged; travelling expenses to be paid; expenses in arresting deserters; Provost Marshals; no commutation

17. Substitutes.

18. $50 bounty for re-enlisting 1 year

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18. $100 bounty for re-enlisting 2 years

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19. Consolidating reduced regiments..

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20. No surplus officers to reduced regiments..

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21. President's action not necessary to execute spies, deserters, mutineers, and murderers

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22. Courts-martial may sentence officers to be reduced to ranks

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24. Penalty for harboring or enticing deserters

23. Clothes, arms, and accoutrements shall not be sold, &c..

25. Penalty for resisting draft .

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29. Court may grant continuance; trial not delayed over 60 days if

prisoner is in close confinement..

30. What civil offences may be tried by court-martial

31. Officers absent with leave on half pay, &c..

33. President authorized to draft..

34. President may assign drafted men

35. Details to special service; no extra pay.

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36. Revokes General Orders 154 and 162, of 1862, to enlist volunteers, (see G. O. 192)

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37. Pay of Regimental Commissary, Trumpeter, and Veterinary Surgeons

38. Spies may be tried by General Court-Martial or Commission...... VII.. Increase of Engineers of Ordnance. &c., approved March 3, 1863. SEC. 1. Abolishes Topographical Engineers, and merges it with Engineers; organization of Engineers..

2. How officers are selected and take rank.
3. Examination of Engineers for promotion.

4. Addition to Ordnance Corps, and examination..

5. To pay for steamboats, engines, cars, &c..

6. Advance bounty, in case of sick and wounded men

7. $50 bounty for re-enlisting for 1 year

8. Medical and Line Officers to superintend cooking.

9. Cooks detailed in turn..

10. 2 under cooks; negroes enlisted

11. Pepper allowed in ration.

VIII. Signal Corps, &c.. approved March 3, 1863.

12. Increased rank in this act to last through war

SEC. 17. Organization of Signal Corps, and examination

19. Two clerks allowed; preference to those who have served..

20. President may appoint officers during recess

18. To be mounted, and after war restored to their regiments.

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25. Judge Advocates have power to compel witnesses.

IX..To facilitate pay of sick and wounded soldiers, approved March 3, 1863.
X..Resolution of thanks to General Rosecrans.

XI.. Relating to habeas corpus, &c., approved March 3, 1863.
SEC. 1. President may suspend writ of habeas corpus
2. List to be made of prisoners; action of grand jurǝrs, &c.
3. How prisoners shall be discharged

4. Order of President shall be defence for arrests

5. In relation to bail, appeals. &c...

6. Suit may be carried to Supreme Court

7. Two years limitation..

XII.. For brevetting volunteer officers, approved March 3, 1863..

XIII..In relation to Acting Assistant Surgeons of Cavalry.

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XIV.. For employing volunteers to enforce laws, &c...

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XV..To provide for collection of abandoned property, (7 sections)

SEC. 6. Duties of officers and men in relation to such abandoned property.. 32

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Joint resolution, thanks and a gold medal to General U. S. Grant.........
Joint resolution, deficiencies in-

G. O. 398

SEC. 1. Appropriation for public printing; $300 bounty limited to
January 5, 1864.

2. $300 paid for substitutes to be deposited in the treasury

Army Corps 19th, Department of Gulf .

G. O. 400
G. O. 5

14th, G. H. Thomas

General Butler to 18th, General Palmer to 14th corps.

Arizona, Western, Department of New Mexico..

20th, A. MeD. Cook..

21st, T. L. Crittenden.

Generals assigned to 1st, 2d, 3d, 5th, 6th, 11th and 12th, and

the Cavalry.

23d, General Hartsuff

G. O. 103

20th and 21st merged in 4th. Court of inquiry on Generals
McCook and Crittendon

Accounts in Quarterınaster's Department, how to be rendered.

G. O. 165

G. O. 166

G. O. 180

G. O. 200

G. O. 208

G. O. 280

G. O. 213

G. O. 211

G. O. 224

G. O. 234

G. O. 246

Abert, Colonel J. J., deceased..

America, J. M. J., sentence revoked

Armstrong, Private Milton, 68th Indiana, court-martial on.

Axtell, Major N. G., 142d New York.

Allotment, commissioners appointed in New York recognized.
Ambrose, Lieutenant William, 22d Ohio, dismissed..

Aids and other staff officers of absent Generals to join corps, &c.
Agents for claims, rules for payment to...

par. II, G. O. 208, rescinded

Allen, Brig. General Robert, chief Quartermaster of North West, &c.
Arkansas, Military Governorship of, abolished..
Able, Daniel, proceedings of court set aside..

Abbott, Private John H., 6th Pennsylvania Reserve, court-martial on..
Antonalli, Private Geacome, 39th New York

Armstrong, Joseph, private 15th U. S. Infantry, court-martial on..
Annessy, Thos. D., rebel recruiting officer, military commission on....

B.

Bell, Colonel J. W., order dismissing, revoked.
Baxter, Ass't Surgeon A. J., dismissed..

Buel, Private Sylvester, 3d New York, shot by court-martial.
Baber, Additional Paymaster, restored

Brown, Lieutenant Joseph, 1024 Pennsylvania, court-martial on.
Bush, Captain A. H., 143d New York, court-martial on.
Briggs, Lieutenant W. J., 75th Pennsylvania, court-martial on
Bounty and premium to individuals, how paid.

not paid to be credited on final statement..
premium, and advance pay, revised order..
$300 extra for regulars

$300 extra for veteran volunteers

G. O. 191

extra $300 to regular recruits till December 1.

G. O. 338

Burd, Lieutenant John D., 4th Kentucky, court-martial on.
Brozman, M., sentence reversed..

G. O. 94

G. O. 101

Butler, Lieutenant L., 34th Massachusetts, court-martial on

G. O. 109

Braffit, Sergeant Charles, 5th Ohio, sentence commuted

Brundridge, Private Charles, 117th Ohio, sentence commuted.
Borden, 1st Lieutenant J. H., 83d Pennsylvania, court-martial on.
Belts, Samuel C., military commission on.

Burrows, R. W., sentence commuted..

Burrows, 1st Lieutenant, 18th U. S. Infantry, court-martial on..
Blanchard, Private Frederick E., 34th Massachusetts, court-martial on..

G. O. 120

G. O. 133

G. O. 134

G. O. 145

G. O. 147

G. O. 177

G. C. 183

Beiser, Private John, 32d Indiana, court-martial on.

G. O. 185

Baldwin, Lieutenant Thos. C., 7th Iowa, court-martial on.

G. O. 187

Behan, Captain J. H., 16th Virginia, court-martial on.

G. O. 204

Boylan, Private Thomas, 1st California, court-martial on.

G. O. 231

Brower, Private Andrew, New York battery, court-martial on..

G. O. 243

Breitenback, Captain J. R., 106 Pennsylvania, court-martial on..

G. O. 249

Barnett, Private John T., 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry, court-martial on..
Ballan, T. J., military commission on..

G. O. 256

G. O. 267

Balch, Captain G. T., assistant to Chief of Ordnance

Benton, Captain J. T., to command the Washington arsenal.
Beatty, Edgar, private 15th U. S. Infantry, court-martial on..

G. O. 309

G. O. 380

Belger, Colonel James, Major and Quartermaster, court-martial on

G. O. 385

C.

Cesnola, Colonel L. P., 4th New York Cavalry, dismissed.
Cesnola, Colonel L. P., restored..

Curtis, General S. R., relieved from Department of Missouri.
Commissioners on Missouri claims.

military, members of, extra pay, &c..

to receive votes of soldiers from Iowa

of votes from Minnesota to visit volunteers.

Cotton, Lieutenant Harvey, 6th Virginia, court-martial on
Candles allowed officers in field..

Chase, 1st Sergeant J. A., 24th New York, court-martial on
Claims for property lost, rules for.

Corbin, Wm. F., Confederate army, commission on, shot
Curtis, Major General, relieved from Department of Missouri
Covert, Private A. B., court-martial on.

Carrigan, Private John, 6th Infantry, court-martial on

Cole, Private Jos. F., 117th Ohio, court-martial on

Chaplain, Post, Fort Sumner, New Mexico, May 20.

Port Tobacco, Md., April 21..

Fort Trumbull, May 1

Colored Troops, Bureau, and rules of appointment..

Rules for examination of candidates.

Cavada, Lieut. Colonel F. F., 114th Pennsylvania, court-martial on
Cox, Wm. T., Private 8th Missouri Cavalry, military commission on.
Crim, Smith, 8th Missouri Cavalry, military commission on.
Cole, Lieutenant J. P., 144th New York, court-martial on..

Cadets, assignment of

Crumb, Private Samuel D., 89th New York, court-martial on.
Condemned property to be branded.

Colburn, Colonel A. V., Assistant Adjutant General, deceased.
Colerick, Lieutenant William, 1st Michigan Cavalry, court-martial on.
Clary, Lance Corporal John, court-martial on

Cushman, 1st Lieutenant R. P., 14th Massachusetts, court-martial on
Cavalry Bureau, War Department..

Service, regulations for..

Cain, Lieutenant J. H., 104th New York, court-martial on..
Collins, Private Cornelius, 20th New York, military commission on.
Carter, Corporal Edward, 113th New York, court-martial on...
Cooking, medical officers and line officers to supervise

G. O. 193
G.O.1931

G. O. 199
G.O.205
G. O. 234

G. O. 236

G. O. 237

G. O. 243

G. O. 246

G. O. 247

Cunningham, D. B., military commission on

Courts-martial, errors in..

Carpenter, Private George W., 157th New York, court-martial on.

errors in.

attention called to act of March 3, 1863..

Cotter, Captain Oliver, 5th New York, court-martial on.
Clary, John, Company A., Permanent Party, pardoned
Cooks, African, how enlisted, &c.

Cutts, Captain J. M., 11th Infantry, court-martial on
Cutting, Major William, A. D. C., court-martial on.
Commutation of quarters and rations in Washington.

in New York increased.

G. O. 250

G. O. 260

G. O. 264

G. O. 267

G. O. 273

G. O. 292

G. O. 297

G. O. 326

G. O. 293

G. O. 314

G. O. 323

G. O. 330

Clothing, prices of ..

G. O. 364

Carter, Private John, 3d Virginia Cavalry, court-martial on

G. O. 372

Western Virginia, counties of Hancock, Brooke, and Ohio
added to..

G. 0.333

Ohio, General Foster to relieve Burnside

G. O. 369

Modified

Virginia and North Carolina, St. Mary's county, Md., and
counties of Accomac and Northampton annexed.

G. O. 399

Denison, Hospital Chaplain, dropped

Dorst, Captain W. P., Commmissary of Subsistence, dismissed..
Davidson, Major D., 4th U. S. Infantry, dismissed.

Deserters, proclamation to

rolls of, to be sent to Provost Marshal General.

Donnell, Captain E. P., C. S. Volunteers, discharged

Drafted men in service from date of draft, clothing to be issued to.

Circular giving rendezvous of, July 3, 1863.

Durnin, Private William, 50th New York, court-martial on.
Dilks, Private James H., 73d New York, court-martial on..
Dawson, Major S. K., 19th Artillery, restored..

G. O. 60

G. O. 112

G. O. 134

G. O. 143

D'Utassy, Colonel F. G., 39th New York

G. O. 159

Dodd, Lieutenant T. F. C., 73d Indiana..

Dodge, Private William, 24th Michigan, court-martial on

G. O. 155

G. O. 185

Dix, Major General, assigned to New York..

District of St. Mary's, Maryland, detached from Middle Department.

Delany, Private Michael, 1st California Cavalry, court-martial on..

Dew, Private Frank, 2d Massachusetts

G. O. 217

G. O. 226

G. O. 230

G. O. 248

Detrick, Lieutenant Charles S., 174th Pennsylvania, court-martial on
Dunning, Theo. S., private 15th Infantry, court-martial on..
Davis, Daniel, rebel recruiting officer, military commission on..

G. O. 341

G. O. 380

G. O. 397

E.

Engineers, Corps of, as consolidated with Topographical Engineers
Eaton, Lieutenant W. H., 2d D. C. Vols., sentence reversed.
Earlywine, Major N., 4th Ind., dismissed

Elliott, Private Wm., Co. G, 8th Infantry, military commission on..

Emerson, Lieutenant Lowe, 15th N. J., court-martial on..

F.

Foley, Capt. D. F., order dismissing revoked.
Franks, Capt., 12th Conn., dismissed.

Ford, Col. T. H., allowed to resign.

G. O. 21

G. O. 27

G. O. 45

G. O. 59

G. O. 67

G. O. 77

Foley, Capt. J. P., Ass't Adj. Gen., dismissed.
Field works, regulations for care of..
Foote, Additional Paymaster, restored

Fry, Col. J. B., Provost Marshal General, &c.
Fowler, Capt. Blake, 12th N. H., court-martial on
Forts around Washington named

Finckler, Capt. Wm., A. Q. M., sentence reversed
Free, Private J. E., 150th N. Y., court-martial on..
Fagan, Private R. C., 73d N. Y., court-martial on.
Flynn, Corporal W. J., 17th Infantry
Fitzgibbons, Private M., 24th Infantry

G. O. 83, 174 & 313

Foster, Maj. Gen. J. G., to command Dep't of Virginia and N. Carolina.

Dep't Comd'rs may grant 5 per cent. to men in hospitals.

G. O. 391