Gold, &c., when taken as freight, division of percentage.

General quarters, crew to be exercised at

Good conduct to entitle men to every practicable indulgence

Good-conduct badge may be reconferred on subsequent good conduct of offender for

one year..

Petty Officer not to be disrated for misconduct while possessing.

to whom given, and advantages of..

when it becomes necessary that it should be forfeited.

to be presented at end of cruise..

to be presented at special or general muster.................
to be worn on occasions of ceremony, &c.

Good-conduct classes, changes to be made as cruise progresses

classification in, to be irrespective of rating

classification to be governed by possession of honorable dis-
charges, medals, &c...

consideration to be shown to men noted for gallantry, &c.
directions to Commanding Officer in regard to.

information in regard to character of men to be obtained from
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting..

Good-conduct discharge, advantage of

when given to second-class-conduct men..

Governors of States, salutes for..
Gratuities may be given to seamen
Grounding of vessels to be reported
Gun, morning and evening, to be fired

Gunner, duty of, regarding stores.

if none on board, ordnance stores to be cared for by navigator
officers to compose board for examination of

requirements for warrant as

to be responsible for ordnance stores.

to have charge of anchor and life buoys.

Gunner's mates, rank of.

enlistment of men who have received.

100

list of men entitled to, to accompany them when transferred.
list of men entitled to, to be sent to Navy Department at end of
cruise..

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Hospital, men not entitled to pay after expiration of enlistment if at..

men sent to, to be transferred to receiving-ship

officer in, to be charged for maintenance

155

patients remaining in, after sailing of vessel, &c

155

pay of officer in, when attached to sea-going vessel

person sent to, to be accompanied by medical officer and statement of dis-
eases, &c..

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73

uniform to be worn at.

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102

8

Incapacitation or death of Pay-Officer

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11

Incapacity of Executive Officer, in case of, duties will devolve on next officer..
Indorsement of correspondence

on professional subjects, &c., officers to collect and forward to Navy De-
partment

Inspection of all departments to be made by Executive Officer

magazines and shell-rooms to be made by navigator
men's clothing to be made monthly by division officers
provisions, water, &c., to be made by Surgeon
ship to be made on transfer of Commanding Officer
to be made by Commanding Officer when acting singly
to be made quarterly by commanders of divisions
when required to determine quality of articles
Inspections, Commanding Officer to be present at, in person
of vessels to be made every six months..

to be made by Commander-in-Chief personally.
Inspectors at navy-yards, duties and accountability of..
Instruction of boys and others

Petty Officers and men in Engineer's force.

Instruments, survey on

Intoxicated persons not to be confined in cells or close places.

persons, officers not to interfere personally in arrest of...
Invalids can be transferred by Commanding Officer on recommendation of Medical
Officer

Inventory of stores with which a vessel is equipped to be furnished to Commanding

property removed from prize to be taken

Investigation, member of board absent during, not to vote on decision

of complaints to be at the mast..

Invoice of articles sent from navy-yard to be furnished

Iron vessels to be prevented from rusting

Irons ordinarily to be used only for security in case of violent conduct

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5

62

31

64

23

74

17

48

118

50

144

33

3

112

12

37

18

29

34

Keys of Paymaster's, Surgeon's, Engineer's, and Marine Officer's store-rooms to be
kept by those officers

95

84

73

146

Lead lines to be frequently examined by navigator.

Language tending to render any one dissatisfied forbidden..
Lantern for lighting pipes, Master-at-Arms to attend to..
Latitude on shore, precautions in determining

Laws relating to captured vessels..

Leave, sick, not to be granted unless pronounced essential by board of medical survey
Leave to return to United States not granted except by recommendation of board of
medical survey..

Leave of absence, Commanding Officer not to grant, more than one month in each year
commissioned officers to obtain, from Commanding Officer

for one week can be granted by Commandant of station

not to be granted to enlisted men when in debt, or when there is
probability of desertion

not to be granted to person belonging to vessel under sailing orders.
pay of officer on, from vessel, on account of ill health..

Liberation of offenders to be directed by Commanding Officer at expiration of term
of punishment.

Liberty, in foreign port, permission for, must be obtained from local authorities

not to be given by Commanding Officer without authority while ship is at
navy-yard.

not to be granted in unhealthy ports.

to be granted to every member of ship's company once in three months.
money in ports where liberty cannot be granted.

not to be paid to crew at sea

Library of ship, receipt for, to be given by Navigating Officer

where to be kept..

Lieutenant, duties assignable to..

may be Navigating, Watch, and Division Officers

Lieutenant-Commander, duties assignable to...

command of

may be Navigating, Watch, and Division Officers

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Life-boat to be prepared for lowering at sea

Life-buoys to be under charge of Gunner.

Light to be hoisted at night during absence of Commanding Officer..
Lights at side to be shown

in navy yard, Commanding Officer to establish regulations in regard to.
Master-at-Arms to report

side, and mast-head, regulations for

to be hoisted at night when Admiral is absent
to be hoisted at night when Commodore is absent..
to be hoisted at night when Rear-Admiral is absent..
to be hoisted at night when Vice-Admiral is absent.
to be inspected every half-hour during the night..
Light-house duty, officers on, not to wear uniform..
lists to be kept corrected..
Lightning-conductors to be kept in good order
Limbers to be kept clear.

Line and Staff Officers, general instructions regarding
relative precedence of.

Line Officers, classification of

relative rank with staff.

of accounts, &c., to be transmitted to Fourth Auditor by Pay-Officer of sea-going
vessel

113

of offenses, aggravated cases can be referred to courts-martial.

of offenses suggestive of such as may be punished by Commanding Officer..
of officers to be transmitted to Bureau of Navigation.

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of persons reported for minor offenses to be furnished to Commanding Officer at
morning inspection...

of quarterly returns to be transmitted to Bureau of Provisions and Clothing by
Pay-Officer of sea-going vessel.

113

of vessels, &c., convoyed, to be forwarded to Secretary of Navy..

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44

Liquor, smuggling of, Master-at-Arms to prevent....

Mails to be delivered to postmaster immediately after arrival in port.
Man-hole plates to be kept off..

Loan money, Pay-Officers not to.....

Log, steam, Assistant Engineers will keep

instructions for keeping....

to be examined and forwarded

must not be altered after being signed,.

particulars which must be entered in.

Log-book, certified copy of, to be forwarded semi-annually to Bureau of Navigation..

of prize to be sealed.

plans of hold to be inserted in

stowage of hold to be described in

to be inspected daily by Commanding Officer..

Log glasses and lines to be frequently examined by Navigator

Longitude on shore, precautions in determining.

Lookouts to be stationed.

Loss of money or public property, directions in case of.

on clothing and small-stores, allowance to Pay-Officers for

M.

Machinery of navy-yard, to be under superintendence of Chief Engineer.
survey in case of accident to

Machinists, examination and qualifications of.

duties of.

instructions regarding enlistment of

rank of

vacancies in ratings of, may be filled by enlistment

Magazine, before opening, Master-at-Arms to see lights, &c., out and report
not to be opened except by consent of Commanding Officer
to be inspected by Navigator before receiving powder...

Manning yards, when to be performed

10

Marching time at funerals.

Marine Corps, funeral honors to officer or man

19

officers and soldiers of, to wear prescribed uniformi

officer of, when ordered to navy-yard, directions in regard to reporting..
officers of, not to exercise command over others unless..

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14

6

7

6

Marine detachment at navy-yard, official communications of, to be forwarded through
Commandant

detachment at navy-yard, regarding filling deficiencies in complement of ves-
sels

non-commissioned officers only to exercise authority in their own corps..
officers, reception on board of

officers, serving with detachments, to assist in making out reports, returns, &c.
Marines at navy-yard, offenses committed by, to whom reported..

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13

embarked, clothing-accounts, muster-rolls, &c., by whom kept

Commanding Officer of, to have charge of arms, accoutrements, &c..
Commanding Officer of, to make daily report to Commanding Officer
of vessel.

exercises of

may be assigned to gun's crews

offenses committed by sentinels

91

16

90

6

89

3

90

8

90

9

4

90

12

90

13

90

7

91

17

mess of..

to be appointed by Commanding Officer.

to be watchful over conduct of crew, &c..

Marines embarked, when not on guard to be subject to same orders as crew.
when vessel is ready for their reception...

enlistment of, to be under same regulations as in Army.

pay-roll of, to be sent to Pay-Officer of Marine Corps at end of cruise
relative rank of non-commissioned officers

to form firing party at funerals

Master, duties assignable to..

Masters may be navigating, watch, and division officers.

Master-at-Arms at general musters to account for absentees..

before magazine is opened to see lights and fires out, and report.
in case of danger to release prisoners..

ship's corporals to be subordinate to..

to attend to lantern for lighting pipes, &c

to be chief petty officer

to keep punishment-book and make daily report

to prevent smuggling of liquor, &c..

to secure property of deserters, persons deceased, &c.

exercises, formations, &c., to be the same as established for Army.
Officer of Day to inspect provisions, &c

to see lights out and store-rooms locked, and report
allowed advance of pay

Master's Mates, promotion to, for seamen

Mates, officers to compose board for examination of.

duties assignable to...

to be steerage-officers

to perform such duty as the Commanding Officer may direct.

Matches not to be allowed on board ship.

Meal-hours, boats not to be absent during.

in navy-yard, muster of..

in navy-yard, to conform to regulations..

Meals not to be taken in rooms other than regular mess-room
Mechanics in navy-yard, preference to be given in employment of

Medals of honor may be given

Medical Directors, relative rank of.
Medical Inspectors, relative rank of.

Medical Officer at navy-yard, regarding examination of recruits, &c..
at navy-yard, to give professional services to all on duty.

in charge of hospital, directions in case men are left in hospital after
sailing of vessel.

in charge of hospital, directions regarding clothes, &c., furnished to
men while in..

in charge of hospital, to treat all sick, wounded, or disabled officers..
of navy-yard, to make daily report of sick.

senior, to frequently inspect prisoners' cells, and other places of con-
finement..

to make reports of death or disability to Commanding Officer..
at navy-yard, regarding medical services to families of officers.
at navy-yard, regarding persons injured while at work
at navy-yard, senior, to have charge of all medical stores, &c
in charge of hospitals, instructions to, in regard to officers admitted
into hospital....

may render professional aid to persons not in the naval service.
one to be on board

only to be detailed for duty by the Chief of Staff

relative rank of.

to be consulted as to dress of crew.

to be detailed when necessary to accompany sick home..

to make daily reports of hospital-ships and hospitals.

Medical Officer. (See Surgeon.)

Medical survey on officers or crew..

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Medicines for distribution, assistant surgeons to personally see to measurement, &c.,
of..
Members of Cabinet, salutes for

Men, allowance to, when detained after expiration of term of enlistment.
enlisted, leave to, granted only by Commanding Officer

enlisted, not to be granted leave when in debt or when there is probability of
desertion..

honorably discharged, allowance to, on re-enlistment

not entitled to pay if at hospital after expiration of enlistment..

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