may borrow money on the credit of treasury
notes issued under the act of Mar. 9, 1861, 54
to make rules as to the custody, disposal,
&c., of such notes,............

394

Trial,

55

55

88

91-92

to make payment of said notes, and author-
ized to purchase same at par...........................................
to appoint special agents to organize custom-
houses on the frontiers, and to examine
books, accounts, &c.,.....

to report to Congress a plan whereby the
expenses of collecting the revenue shall
be diminished,......
to pay to owners, &c., of armed ves-els,
having letters of marque and reprisal, the
bounties allowed for burring, &c., of
armed vessels of the United States,........ 102
acts of the, his subordinate officers, &c.,
under the act of Feb. 28, 1861, to raise
money for the support of the government,
confirmed,..........
authorized to make and continue the
deposits of money received on ac-
count of said loan, in the banks,..... 108
to appoint clerks to aid the First Auditor of
the Treasury,..........
required to collect information as to the
value of property, &c., in the States, with
the view to direct taxation, and make
report to Congress.........

to sell the unexpired leace of the President's
house and buildings used for the depart-
ments, with the furniture,..

to prescribe regulations to carry into effect
the act of August 19, 1861, authorizing
the issue of treasury notes and providing
a war tax for their redemption; and in-
structions as to details,..
authorized to correct errors in assessments,
valuations and tax lists or in the collection
ther of,................

108

114

118

165

182

in office of President; who to act,......
President to fill vacancies during recess of
Senate,..........

18

19

182

in established regiments and corps; how
filled,..........

48

may redeem the property of alien enemies
sold for taxes,.....

227

to issue $1,000,000 in treasury notes to the
State of Missouri.........

clerks allowed in bureau of,..............

daily ration of, to be furnished troops,...... 214

38

46

46

75

271

15

......36-37

bound to or from one State not obliged to
enter, clear or pay duties in another........
regulations for vessels Lavigating the Mis-
sissippi river,........
not enrolled or licensed may be employed in
the coasting trade.......
repeal of laws prohibiting importation of
goods in vessels belonging to foreigners,
laws imposing discriminating duty on the
tonnage of ships or vessels, repealed......
purchase of vessels, &c., fit for or easily
converted into armed vessels,.....
what vessels may be registered,......
light money on ships or vessels,.....
concerning letters of marque ani reprisal
to private armel verscis. See Marque
and Reprisal, and,.....
relinquistio nt on the part of the govern-
ment to any share in certain vessels, & c...
taken in the Chesapeake Bay by Caprain
Hollins,......

38

38

100-101

rights and privileges conferr d on inventor
of armed vessels, floating batteries or de-
fences,......
distribution of the proceeds of the sale of
the ship A. B. Thompson, condemned as

150

a prize,.......

169

commissions as captains to persons to
raise and command companies com-
posed of such volunteers,................ .................. 196
organization of volunteers into compa-
nies and regiments,....................

196

no compensation allowed except cloth-
ing and rations til organized,......... 197
first regiment of North Carolina volunteers
received into the service,....

212

Vice-President of the Confederate States,

to have bo vot, except, &c.

when to be President,......
élection of,.........

custody of the returns of the electoral votes for, 237
his duties in putting in operation the gov-
erment under the permanent Constitution, 268

Virginio,

admitted as a member of the Confederacy,.. 104
Volunteers,

President may ask for and accept the ser-
vices of,....
45, 104, 106, 176

to furnish their own clothes......
when to furnish horses and equipments,..... 45/
to be armed by the States........

45

455

45

equipments to be furnished volunteer caval-
ry companies.......

reorganization of troops revolunteering
or re-enlisting......

subject to rules and articles of war,...........
allowance of money in lieu of clothing,..45, 126
may be accepted in companies, squadrons,

& C..........

....45, 104, 106
......45, 104

W.

..45, 104, 106

War,

power of Congress to declare,......

45

as to States engaging in,.......

478

14

17

43

for horses killed in action,.................45-46
time of service,.......

when to serve on foot,........

field and staff officers of separate battalions, 46
additional second lieutenant allowed each

46

46

number of privates in company, limited,...
company officers elected by the company
and commissioned by the President,....... 104
vacancies; how filled,............
104

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War Department,

established,..
chief officer of,