Construes the term hired labor, as used in paragraph 2, G. O. No. 96, of 1867,
to refer to, of an inferior class to that which G. O. No. 106, of 1879, ap-
plies, and that it may be said to extend to those hired by the day or for
temporary labor of a short duration, &c..

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.

Publishes act making appropriations for the support of the,

FLAGS.

Publishes act to authorize and equip an, to the Arctic Seas

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-(I) 34

Publishes joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of War to loan ten
large national, to the Centennial Commissioners at Nashville, Tennessee_-_-24
FORT ABERCROMBIE.

FORT GRATIOT.

FORT HARKER.

(See MILITARY RESERVATIONS)-

-(VIII) 55

Publishes joint resolution to authorize the sale of the, military reserva-
tion.

-(XII) 55

Publishes act making appropriations for, and other works of defense, and
for the armament thereof.

Publishes act to provide for the disposal of the, military reservation------(X) 55
FORTIFICATIONS.

FORT LARAMIE.

(II) 38

Publishes act to authorize the Wyoming, Montana and Pacific Railroad
Company to build its road across the Fort Russell and, military reserva-
tions.

Publishes act to restore to the public domain the military reservation
known as the,

FORT RUSSELL.

Publishes act to authorize the Wyoming, Montana and Pacific Railroad
Company to build its road across the, and Fort Laramie military reserva-
tions.

FORT SEWARD.

(See MILITARY RESERVATIONS)
FREIGHT.

FUEL.

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(VIII) 55

Extends the provisions of G. 0. No. 66, of 1876, and G. O. No. 90, of 1879,
so as to apply to all, delivered to the Quartermaster's Department by
authorized agents of the Treasury, the Navy, and the Interior Depart-
ments (excepting the annual supplies of Indian goods) for transportation
to and from the Pacific coast and intermediate points.--

(See COMMUTATION)

GARRISON COURTS-MARTIAL.

Directs the appointment of Judge Advocates for, and rescinds G. O. No. 49,
of 1871, A. G. O., prescribing a form of oath for the Recorders of,
GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

Publishes price list of camp and,

"GATE CITY GUARDS."

Publishes joint resolution authorizing the loan, to the, of Atlanta, Georgia,
of four hundred government tents.

GENERAL OF THE ARMY.

Publishes act making appropriations for expenses of the office of the,
GENERAL ORDERS.

Paragraph 3 of, No. 110, of 1879, A. G. O., to be stricken out_--

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GENERAL ORDERS-Continued.

Rescinds, No. 109, of 1879, A. G. O., to take effect as after the close of the
month of January, 1880.

Extends the provisions of, No. 66, of 1876, and No. 90, of 1879, A. G. O.
Modifies, No. 102, of 1879, A. G. O.

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13

Rescinds, No. 49, of 1871, A. G. O., prescribing a form of oath for Recorders
of Regimental and Garrison Courts

15

Modifies, No. 7, of 1880, A. G. O., respecting mounted officers.

18

Modifies, No. 35, of 1878, A. G. O., so as to authorize the use of ink powders
in cold climates.

Amends, No. 11, of 1879, A. G. O., so as to authorize the issue of buck-saws_19
Invites attention to paragraph V of, No. 22, of 1871, A. G. O., and directs
that its requirements be carefully observed in the future.

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32

Amends, No. 40, of 1880, A. G. O., respecting contractor's form.

62

Revokes paragraph IV of, No. 66, of 1877, A. G. O., and publishes a substi-
tute therefor..

66

Amends section IV (page 20) of, No. 40, of 1880, A. G. O., respecting the ex-
ecution of bonds -

Revokes the concluding sentence of section 2, and the proviso to section 4,
of paragraph II of, No. 65, of 1877, A. G. O.

Publishes substitute for paragraphs I and II, No. 29, 1880, A. G. 0---
GENERAL RECRUITING SERVICE.

Respecting the detail of an officer from the Adjutant General's Department
for duty as Assistant Adjutant General to the Superintendent of the,
(See RECRUITING SERVICE)-

Announces assignment, and fixes rates of commutation and extra pay of,
and messengers.

44

Publishes act to complete the survey of the, &c., and making appropriation
therefor

Publishes act granting six condemned cannon and cannon-balls to Post
No. 66, of Muncy, Pennsylvania

(I) 28

Publishes act donating certain condemned cannon, &c., to William L.
Curry Post, No. 18,

HORSES.

Publishes act authorizing the President of the United States to accept from
H. W. Howgate, and fit out for an expedition to the Arctic Seas, the
steamship,

-(I) 34

Publishes act making appropriations for the construction, repair, comple-
tion, and preservation of certain works on rivers and,

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(See PUBLIC HORSES)

HOSPITAL MATRONS.

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HOSPITAL STEWARDS.

HOSPITAL TENTS.

Publishes act making appropriations for pay of two hundred, .

-(I) 38

Respecting the allowance of, on duty at Division and Department Head-
quarters during the month of January, 1880_.

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INDIAN BUREAU.

Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of War to furnish two, to the
Soldiers' Orphans Home of the State of Illinois...

-(II) 34

(See INDIAN DEPARTMENT) –

INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

-(II) 42

INDIANS.

Publishes act making appropriations for the current and contingent ex-
penses of the, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various Indian
tribes, for the year ending June 30, 1880-

-(II) 42

Officers and agents of the Army and Indian Bureau prohibited from grant-
ing permission to, on any reservation, to go into the State of Texas.--(II) 42

INDIAN TERRITORY.

Publishes President's Proclamation warning evil-disposed persons from
any attempt to settle upon the lands known as the,
INDORSEMENTS.

Invites attention to paragraph V, G. O. No. 22, of 1871, A. G. O., respecting
the pasting on of slips in order to afford additional space for, and directs
that the requirements be carefully observed in the future...

INFANTRY.

Respecting companies of mounted,--

Announces the transfer of the 1st, from the Department of Dakota to the
Department of Texas, and of the 25th, from the Department of Texas to
the Department of Dakota. (See TRANSFER).

Transfers the 13th, from the Department of the South to the Department
of the Missouri

INK POWDERS.

Authorizes the use of, and their supply in cold climates_
INSANE PERSONS.

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32

Shows the classes of, which are entitled to treatment, upon the order of the
Secretary of War, in the Government Hospital near Washington, D. C------59
INSPECTING OFFICERS.

Makes it the duty of, to inquire into the observance of G. O. No. 23, of 1880----23
INSPECTION.

Respecting the annual, of public buildings at the several stations by the
commanding officer and quartermaster.

INSTRUCTIONS.

Publishes, respecting quarters in kind and commutation for quarters.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Respecting transportation of freight delivered to the Quartermaster's De-
partment by authorized agents of the,

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JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL.

JOB PRINTING.

Respecting the disposal of the Fort Ripley military reservation by the,
(See INDIAN DEPARTMENT) -

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-(II) 42

(See CONTRACTOR'S BOND).

Publishes regulations respecting advertising and,

Publishes extracts from an opinion of the, in relation to the power under
the Articles of War to convene courts of inquiry..

78

Authorizes the appointment of, for Regimental and Garrison Courts-Mar-
tial

15

Publishes joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of War to loan certain
tents, flags, &c., to the triennial committee of, at Chicago‒‒‒‒‒

-(III) 28

JUDGE ADVOCATES.

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

LAKES.

Publishes act making appropriations for Survey of the Northern and
Northwestern, &c.

LAND GRANT RAILROADS.

Publishes revised table of, and laws and regulations respecting accounts
for transportation over such, &c

LEAVENWORTH MILITARY PRISON.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

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Publishes act making appropriations for the support of the,

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(See PASSPORTS)-

Officers ordered to duty while on a, to be regarded as on duty from the date
they receive the order, which date must be promptly reported to the Ad-
jutant General of the Army.

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81

Respecting commutation for quarters while absent from duty on cumula-
tive,

83

Removes the, of Sergeant P. P. Powell, 6th U. S. Cavalry..

-(II) 55

LEGAL DISABILITIES.

LICENSE.

Respecting the right of the authorities of Lawrence County, Dakota, to
compel one Fanshawe, post trader at Fort Meade, to take out a county,
for the sale of liquor...

LIQUOR.

(See LICENSE)-

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MANUAL FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY SERVICE.

MAPS.

Announces the approval of the, prepared by Major J. C. Tidball, 2d Artil-
lery, and directs its adoption as a text-book in the Artillery School at
Fort Monroe, and its use by the artillery companies garrisoning the sea
coast forts of the United States...

(See SURVEY)

Respecting the transportation of reports and, to foreign countries..
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

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Publishes act making appropriations for the, for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1881_--

MILEAGE.

For travel in cases where officers are summoned to appear before commit-
tees of Congress is not viewed as a proper charge upon the appropriations
for the support of the Army-

MILITARY ACADEMY.

-(I) 38

17

Announces the adoption of Abbott's "How to Write Clearly" as a text-book
in the department of English Studies, U. S

8

Announces the adoption of Wheeler's "Field Fortifications," &c., as a text-
book at the U.S..

32

MILITARY CONVICTS.

Publishes act making appropriations for payment of costs and charges of
State penitentiaries for the care, clothing, maintenance, and medical at-
tendance of United States, confined in them__

57

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE GULF.

MILITARY RESERVATIONS.

How constituted, with headquarters at New Orleans. Major General John
M. Schofield to command,.

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(See FORT RIPLEY MILITARY RESERVATION)-

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(See FORT LOGAN).

(See WYOMING, MONTANA AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY).
Publishes act abolishing the, of Forts Abercrombie, Seward, and Ransom,
and authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to have the lands embraced
therein surveyed and made subject to homestead and pre-emption entry
and sale.

(III) 38
-(I) 42

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(See FORT HARKER).

(See FORT GRATIOT).

MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION.

-(X) 55
-(XII) 55

Respecting, the action to be taken by Department Commanders in relation
thereto.

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Publishes act making appropriations for surveys and examinations, and the
necessary salaries and other expenses of the,

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MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOGGING COMPANY.

Publishes act authorizing the, to construct and operate sheer booms at or
near Straight Slough

-(XVI) 55

MONUMENTAL COLUMN.

Publishes act to carry into effect the resolution of Congress in regard to a,
at Yorktown, Virginia.........

-(III) 48

MOUNTED OFFICERS.

Respecting, pay, &c.-.

-7, 18

MOUNTED PAY.

Publishes instructions of the Secretary of War in regard to, showing who
are entitled to the same, &c.

-7, 18

MUSTER ROLLS.

Respecting, and returns of light batteries and companies of Infantry
mounted, what they must show, &c.-.

-7, 18

NATIONAL CEMETERY.

Provides for the construction of a roadway from Fort Scott, Kansas, to the,
near that city.

57

NATIONAL CEMETERIES.

Appropriations for maintaining and improving,

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NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS.

Publishes act making appropriations for the different branches of the, and
appointing managers of the,

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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Respecting transportation of freight delivered to the Quartermaster's De-
partment by authorized agents of the,

9

NEWSPAPERS.

OATH.

(See POSTS)-

23

Rescinds G. O. No. 49, of 1871, A. G. O., prescribing form of, for the Recorders
of Regimental and Garrison Courts

15

OBITUARY.

Publishes, of Major General Samuel P. Heintzelman, U. S. Army.
Publishes, of Joseph Crain Audenried, U. S. Army.

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Publishes, of Brigadier General Albert J. Myer, Chief Signal Officer, U. S.
Army

OFFICERS.

Respecting "mounted pay" to certain,

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When, of the Army are summoned to appear before committees of Congress,
commanding officers will grant permission for them to appear, and not
issue orders to that effect..

(See POSTS)-

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23

Publishes act authorizing the detailing of, and other persons to take part
in the expedition to the Arctic Seas.
(See RETIRED OFFICERS).

(I) 34

(I) 38

Prohibits, from granting permission to Indians on any reservation to go
into the State of Texas.

-(II) 42

Respecting the duties of, charged with the settlement of clothing accounts
of enlisted men.

Requires, of the Army traveling or stopping in foreign countries, whether
on duty or leave of absence, to avail themselves of all opportunities,
properly within their reach, for obtaining information of value to the
military service of the U. S., &c.

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64

When subaltern, of the artillery regiments may be ordered to Willets
Point, New York, to receive instructions in torpedo service..
(See DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE)-

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Invites the attention of, charged with the care of public animals to the re-
quirements of General Orders No. 104, of 1868, A. G. O.

_70

Ordered to duty while on a leave of absence to be regarded as on duty from
the date they receive the order, which date must be promptly reported to
the Adjutant General of the Army.

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(See PASSPORTS)....

(See OPINION, QUARTERS, STOPPAGES)-

Publishes names of, relieved from and assigned to duty on the Staff of the
General of the Army.

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OPINION.

Publishes, of the Attorney General as to the legality of the tax of five cents
for every soldier at the post, imposed by the Council of Administration
upon Wright and Langton, post traders at Fort Dodge, Kansas..
Publishes, of the Attorney General as to the right of the authorities of
Lawrence County, Dakota, to compel one Fanshawe, post trader at Fort
Meade, to take out a county license for the sale of liquor.
Publishes, of the Attorney General regarding the ($30) reward paid for the
apprehension of deserters..

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21

Publishes, of the Attorney General in relation to withholding payments
from Pacific Railroad Companies for transportation service performed for
the Government

Publishes, of the Department of Justice as to whether a department com-
mander, assigned by the President to command, can exercise the func-
tions of his office to appoint general courts-martial, and act upon the
record of proceedings of the same when he is outside the territorial limits of
his command

Publishes extracts from an, of the Judge Advocate General in relation to
the power under the Articles of War to convene courts of inquiry.
Publishes, of the Attorney General respecting commutation for quarters
to officers absent on "cumulative" leave.

ORDNANCE.

(See ORDNANCE OFFICER).

(See CANNON)--

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.

Publishes act making appropriations for the support of the,

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