Ordnance, deputy commissaries of, 250. sergeants, pay and duties of, 322. Oregon, military stations on route to, 371. of army corps, 533. of army for Mexican war, 368. of army of United States, 230, 294, 358. of artillery, 78, 88, 92, 114, 120, 133, 142, 200, 252, 306, 341, 473. of cavalry, 134, 212, 230, 473, 534. of company of engineers, 120. of company of grenadiers, 98. of company of riflemen, 200, 251, 371. of corps of engineers, 148. of department on Indian affairs, 333. of engineers for survey of Pacific railroad, 430. of engineer soldiers, 482. of general staff, 272. of infantry, 78, 83, 88, 92, 114, 127, 133, 142, 200, 212, 230, 238, of militia in District of Columbia, 149, 151. of ordnance department, 322. of rangers, 325. of regiment of dragoons, 114, 127, 200, 212, 230, 252, 329, 337, 383. of treasury department, 301. of troops for Mexican war, 368. of volunteer military corps, 215, 235. of volunteers, 199, 336, 375, 467, 472. of volunteers for defence of Texas, 451. Original rules and articles of war, 63. P. Pacific railroad, appropriation for survey of, 430. Parades, limits fixed, 161. Pardon and mitigation of punishment, 77. may be extended to participators in rebellion, 523. of punishments, 77. or mitigation of punishments, 191. Pardons, power to grant, 77. Patented inventions of arms, &c., restrictions in regard to purchase or use Patent for lost land warrants, how procured, 277. Patients, directions for admission into hospitals, 130. in hospital for insane, 446. Pay, additional, to officers, 267, 317. to officers of ordnance department, 345. to troops, 106. Pay, additional, to wagon-masters, 283. allotments of, 491. allowed to officers and soldiers discharged, 139, 141. of major-generals, 213. of major-general's aids, 213. of officers and soldiers, 213. and emoluments of mounted riflemen, 371. of staff, 275. and rations of militia, 166. and subsistence of soldiers, 128. of waiters, 235. arrears of, 146, 239. assignment of, invalid, 101. bounty, &c. of additional regiment of artillerists, 120. additional paymasters appointed in, 372. of army increased, 385. pay of, 347. rank of officers of, 385. &c. during captivity, 254. extra, allowed to officers and soldiers who served in Mexico, 400. for re-enlistments, 329. to chaplains in California, 435. to discharged officers, 387. to mounted riflemen on Oregon route, 430. to officers and men serving in California, &c., 410. to paymasters during Mexican war, 396. to soldiers acting as cooks and nurses, 444. to soldiers in Oregon, California, and New Mexico, 423 to soldiers on fatigue duty, to cooks and nurses, 444. to soldiers who re-enlist, 432. to soldiers who served in Mexico, 387, 400. to troops at Fort Laramie, 435. for altering clothing, 138. half, to certain widows and orphans, 454. increased, of soldiers, excludes officers, 525. not transferable, 325. officers entitled to, only for service, 124. officers entitled to, only when in service, 132. of adjutant, 143. and inspector of army, 143. of adjutant-general, 308, 383. and assistants, 481. of adjutant-general's assistant, 140, 343, 364, 374. of aids-de-camp, 90, 143. of apothecary-general, 246. of army of United States, 234. on fatigue duty, 294. of artificers, 143. of assistant adjutant-general, 140, 343. engineer, 279. Pay of assistant inspector-generals, 480. of breveted officers, 235. of brigade-inspector, 137. quartermaster, 136. of brigadier-general, 90, 142, 234. of cadets, 143. at West Point, 451. of captain, 143. of cavalry, 93. of certain officers, &c., 475. officers of quartermaster's department, 481. of chaplains, 90, 346, 380, 527. of chaplains increased, 448. of chief of ordnance, 481. of clerk of "returns office," 506. of clerks in quartermaster-general's office, 219. of superintendent of military supplies, 244. of colonel, 143. of colonel of ordnance department, 265. of commandant of cadets at West Point, 455. of commander of cadets, 355. of commissaries, 244, 321. of subsistence, 481. of commissary-general, 286. of purchases, 219. of commissary of ordnance, 226. of purchases, 274. of commissioners to assess damages to railroads and telegraphs, 493, of comptroller and auditors, treasury department, 282. of conductor of artillery, 252. of corporal, 143. of corps of engineers, 342. of deputy commissaries of ordnance, 250. of deputy inspector-general, 137. of deputy quartermaster-general, 136. of discharged officers, 309. of division inspector, 137. of division quartermaster, 136. of dragoons, mounted and on foot, 330. &c., of engineer soldiers, 482. of enlisted man, 143. of ensign, 118, 143, 272. of female nurses, 483. Pay of field or staff officers, 240. of hospital stewards, 444, 501. and major-general, 123. of inspector of fortifications, 138. of inspectors, 88, 286. of inspectors-general, 489. of invalids, 112. of United States, 117. of judge-advocate, 215, 532. of judge-advocate-general, 532. of leader and musicians in bands, 526. of lieutenants, 118, 272. of lieutenant-colonel, 143. of light artillery, 387. of light-horse inspector, 425. of major, 143. of major-general, 90, 128. of major-general's aids, 137. of master-armorers, 448. of master of sword at West Point, 230, 431. of master-wagoners and wagoners, 481. department, 347. staff, 255. storekeepers, 504. of military agents, 143. secretary, 374. storekeeper at Watertown arsenal, 403. of militia, 95, 354, 471, 477. increased, 293. in service, 87. regulated, 106. of musicians, 143. of negroes in service of United States, 535. officers and soldiers, 346. officers, &c., regulated, 106. of officers, 112, 116. and soldiers, 93, 239, 251, 323, 328. and soldiers in volunteer service, 468. assigned to cavalry duty, 525. of artillerists and engineers, 104. Pay of officers of dragoons, 143. of medical department, 130. of military peace establishment, 266. of mounted riflemen, 326. of ordnance department, 265, 345, 386. of Ohio volunteers, 471. of ordnance-sergeants, 322. of pay department, 347. of paymaster-general, 137, 139, 273, 402. of paymaster of army, 137, 139, 143, 256, 273, 402. of paymaster of engineers, 224. &c. of paymasters, 308. of paymaster's clerk, 397. of paymasters of districts and assistants, 143. of pension agent, 516. of pensioners, 207. of physician or surgeon general, 246. of principal wagon-master, 219. of privates, &c., 143, 272, 489. increased, 489. of professors at West Point, 224, 347, 356, 421, 431, 447. of quartermaster, 90, 308, 344. of quartermaster-general, 217. of rangers, 211. of rank and file, act to increase, 432. of regimental bands, 475. &c. of regimental chaplains of militia, 259. of riding-master, West Point, 230. of saddlers and farriers, 216. of second comptroller, treasury department, 282. of second lieutenant, 143. of secretary of commander-in-chief, 228. of senior assistant instructors, military academy, 455. of sergeant, 143. of sergeant-major, 143. of sergeants of sappers, miners, and pontoniers, 369. of signal officer, 459, 496. of soldiers, deduction reduced, 457. of soldiers of department of Missouri, 500. of stewards of hospitals, 344. of storekeepers, 448. of superintendent of artificers, &c., 223. of military academy, 410, 455. of superintendents at Springfield and Harper's Ferry, 278. of surgeon, 143. of surgeon-general, 502. of surgeons and assistants, 480. judge-advocate, and chaplain, 285. of surgeon's mate, 143. |