Respecting furloughs for,

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Regulations to carry into effect the third and fourth sections of the
act approved June 18, 1878, providing for the promotion of meri-
torious, (see Candidates for promotion)

Respecting sleeping-car accommodations for,

Respecting personal reports of post,

Cir. 4, p. 2.

NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF-

Sergeants of the post not to be reduced nor tried by garrison courts-
martial, without special permission of the department commander.
(See Reports, Sergeants,)..

OATHS-

(See Depositions) -

OBITUARY-

...Cir. 4, p. 2.

Cir. K.

Of Brig. Gen'l Roger Jones, Inspector General,

8

Of Col. II. J. Hunt, retired, brevet Major General,

11

Of the Hon. Simon Cameron, of Pennsylvania, late Secretary of War.
OFFICER-

New par. 68 of the Regulations respecting the duty of, when ordered
without troops from one post of duty to another.

Detailed to obtain military information entitled to mileage, trans-
portation, and commutation of quarters while on this duty.
Respecting detail of, at colleges, etc.

Appropriation for forage for horses kept by, of the Signal Corps
Appropriation for fuel for, on the U. S. Telegraph lines.

(See Courts-Martial)

Gives status of the, of the mountain battery of artillery. [Revoked
by G. O. No. 76]-

Se Department, Volunteer Service).

Enjoined to exercise the utmost circumspection and care in the recom-
mendation of candidates for promotion.

Publishes the names of, of artillery and infantry who have com-
pleted the course of instruction at the U. S. Engineer School, and
been reported as qualified to render useful service in connection
with the planting and operation of submarine mines
Respecting sleeping-car and parlor-car accommodations for,
On the frontier and campaign, may wear the soldier's overcoat, with
insignia of rank on the sleeve; also permitted to wear rubber
ponchos and blankets or water-proof overcoats on certain-named
occasions

Decision respecting detail of, as instructors at post schools Cir. 4, 1.
Anthorized to use the penalty envelope in correspondence relating
to the business of a post canteen..
Cir. 6.
. Cir. 8.

(See Boarding, Guard Duty)

Names course to be pursued by, on leave who may desire to be ordered
(about the time of expiration thereof) to conduct recruits to their
respective departments.

Ou sick leave, how accounted for

Respecting the duty of, when relieved from disbursing duty.

Authorized to build its road across Fort Hays military reservation_

Subject.

Ord. Page.

OPINION-

Of the Attorney General upon the question "Whether accounts for
army transportation over certain land-grant railroads (viz : such
as have not received aid in Government bonds) can be lawfully
paid by a quartermaster before adjustment thereof by the account-
ing officer of the Treasury

Delivered in the U. S. Circuit Court for the Eastern District of
Michigan, on habeas corpus, in the case of Carl Cosenow, alias
Fred Smith, private Company F, 234 Infantry.

ORDER FOR TRAVEL ALLOWANCE-

How made..

ORDNANCE-

Appropriation for procurement of heavy, for trial and service.
The musician's sword is still issued by the,.

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT—

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Cir. B,

Cir. 4, p. 2.

Appropriation for pay of the officers in the, and for the expenses of
the department

ORDNANCE PROVING-GROUND-

Appropriation for repairs and improvements at the, Sandy Hook, N. J.

ORDNANCE SERGEANTS-

ORDNANCE STORES-

Amends the regulations respecting, etc

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Strong and serviceable, will not be condemned or replaced merely
because they are unsightly or do not conform to the most recent
requirements (see Small Armis)

(See Regulations)

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ORDNANCE TESTING-

The "Board of Ordnance and Fortifications" directed to examine
and report upon a site or sites for, and proving ground..

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13

OREGON-

Act to provide certain arms, ammunition, and equipage for the
militia of,

The amount of flour for making, for target practice, etc., not to
exceed 50 pounds for each troop, battery, or company during the
target-practice season.

PAY-

(See Allowance)..

Form upon which entries are to be made of, retained under courts-
martial sentence

Appropriation for payment of deficiency in the, of the Army.
of the Army for the fiscal year.

of officers of the Signal Service; also for forage,
fuel, medicines, subsistence, barracks and
quarters, and transportation for Signal Service.

Respecting the, etc., of enlisted men on the retired list.
Respecting the retention of the monthly, of enlisted men by sentence
of courts-martial

Decision respecting stoppages of, on muster-rolls

Appropriation for payment of clerks and othor employés in the,-

PAYMASTERS CLERKS-

Officers authorized to use the, in correspondence relating to the
business of a post canteen..

PENITENTIARIES-

----- Cir. 6.

Appropriation for payment of costs and charges of State, for the care,
clothing, maintenance, and medical attendance of U. S. military
convicts confined in them

PER DIEM-

Of a civilian witness in attendance on courts-martial_______ Cir. 10.
PERSONAL MARKINGS-

(See Instructions, Recruits).

PERSONAL SERVICE-

(See Volunteer Service).

PICCATINY POWDER DEPOT-

Appropriation for, Dover, N. J.

PIKE'S PEAK-

The U. S. military reservation of, transferred to the Secretary of the
Interior for disposition.

PIMA LAND AND WATER COMPANY-

Act granting right of way to the, across the Fort Lowell military
reservation (see Water)...

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PITTSBURGH, PA.-

(See Standard Underground Cable Company).

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PNEUMATIC DYNAMITE GUNS—

Appropriation for the purchase of three, and the necessary ma-

The military, near Denver, Colorado, to be known and designated as
Fort Logan.

335

The military, near Atlanta, Georgia, to be known and desigua-
ted as Fort McPherson

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POSTAGE-STAMPS-

Appropriation for, for the War Department and its bureaus....
POST CANTEEN-

The post treasurer has charge of the. The distribution of the accu-
mulated fund will be made without regard to date of arrival of a

Subject.

Ord. Page.

POST GARDENS-

(See Agricultural Implements)

POSTMASTER GENERAL

Publishes order of the, fixing the rates of charges for telegraphic
communications.

POST PROPERTY-

The post quartermaster has charge of the,

Regulations respecting,

Cir. 2, p. 3.

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Cir. 2, p. 3.

Shows how the, referred to in par. 529 of the Regulations as pub-
lished in G. O. 7, c. s., should be accounted for.

POST QUARTERMASTER-

(See Post Property)

POST QUARTERMASTERS--

Respecting requisitions by, for the allowance of table-ware and
kitchen utensils (see Estimates)

51,85

POSTS-

Appropriation for construction and enlargement of buildings at cer-
tain military,.

Respecting compulsory attendance of enlisted men at, (see Enlisted
Men)--.

Cir. 2, p. 2.

Should be held daily, Saturdays and Sundays excepted, (see School
Teachers).

Respecting detail of officers as instructors in,.
When the instruction of enlisted men at, should be suspended Cir. 8.
Respecting the text-books for, and character and methods of in-
struction in,.
----Cir. 11, p. 2.

POST TRADER-

Amends the Regulations respecting the distribution of the tax as-
sessed and collected from the, under par. 583 of the Regulations;
also the assessment upon the, for the privilege set forth in par.
581

POST TRADERS-

Restricts the authority heretofore granted, to sell light beer and
wine, exclusively, to sales in unbroken packages to officers and can-
teens, etc.; amends pars. 350 and 353 of the Regulations respect-
ing, and their rights and privileges in reference to trade (see
Tax)

POST TRADER'S TAX-

Decision showing when the members of the Hospital Corps and In-
dian scouts are entitled to their pro rata share of the,--Cir. 3, p. 2.
POST TREASURER-

(See Post Fund).

POTATOES-

(See Company Funds, Hospital Funds)_

PRESIDENT OF THE U. S.-

Cir. 2, p. 3.

Act authorizing the, to appoint and retire A. J. Smith, late colonel
7th Cavalry, and a major general of volunteers..

The, authorized to appoint and place upon the retired list W. F.
Smith, with the rank of major of engineers-

Authorized to appoint and place upon the retired list Wm. S. Rose-
crans, with the rank of brigadier general
Order of the, respecting Sunday morning inspection.
(See Proclamation)_.

Publishes, of clothing and camp and garrison equipage...

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Subject.

Ord. Page.

PRIZES-

Publishes the names of the winners of the, prescribed in pars. 600,
602, and 605, Small-arms Firing Regulations

PRISONERS-

(See Bed-sacks).

PROCLAMATION-

Of the President of the U. S., that certain lands in Wisconsin and
Minnesota be released from the reservation created by, of April 5,
1881, and restored to the mass of public land. Ex. Ord., Mar. 6.
Of the President, placing the military reservation of Fort Sisseton
(formerly Wadsworth) under the control of the Secretary of the
Interior for disposition...
Ex. Ord., May 1.1

PROMOTION-

Appropriation for the support and medical treatment of eighty-five
medical and surgical patients in the District of Columbia, under
contract with the,

PROVING-GROUND-

(See Ordnance Testing)----

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13

PUBLIC ANIMALS-

Amends pars. 300 and 318 of the Regulations, respecting care of,
(See Descriptive Book)

19

New par. 300 of the Regulations, respecting care of,-

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS-

Appropriations for payment of clerks and other employés in the,

office of,.

PUNISHMENT-

QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE-

Appropriations for payment of clerks and other employés in the, ---
QUARTERMASTERS-

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40

51,85

Appropriation for pay of the officers in the, and for regular sup-
plies

Respecting transportation by the, of arms, ordnance stores, quarter-
master's stores, and camp equipage issued to the several States and
Territories

To furnish certain described musical instruments for regimental
bands

Publishes new par. 258 of the Regulations respecting, etc.

QUARTERMASTER'S STORES-

(See Regulations)

Deficiency appropriation for, etc..

QUARTERS

(See Officers)

(See Inspection)_.

Appropriation for barracks and,

Commutation of, for enlisted men
RAILROADS-

(See Opinion)