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William J. Smith,. .clerk
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EXECUTIVE REGISTER.
A list of Clerks, &c.
Annual Salary.
Nathaniel Frye, chief clerk Pay Department ·$ 1,200 William D. L'eall,. .clerk.
1,400
Charles Whitman, do. 1,150
Edmund H. Brooke, .do. 1,150
Richard S. Cox, do 1,000
Thomas Cromwell,
do
1,000
Norman B. Smith,
.du.
1,000
Henry Robinson,.
.do
800
Robert C. Know les, messenger.
700
William W. Young, paymaster's clerk
700
John H. Smith, .do
700
Washington Terret, ...
.. do.
700
Erasmus L. Ragan, .. do.
1,150
A. Balmain, . .do.
1,000
P. M. Henry,. .do.
1,000
James H. Collins, messenger.
500
John M. Hepburn, clerk Adjutant General's office. 1,200
1,150
John George Law,.
.do
1,000
James H. Lowry, do.
1,000
A. F. Wilcox, do.
1,000
Thomas M. Hanson, .do.
800
Lewis R. Hamersley, .do.
1,000
Joseph F. Brown,. .do
1.400
Sewall Brintnall, .. .do ..
1,400
Charles Baker, messenger,
500
Nary Department.
William Ballard Preston, Secretary of the Navy. 6.000
John Etheridge, chief clerk. 2,000
Samuel L. Harris, principal corresponding clerk 1,500
Lauriston B. Hardin, register
1,400
James Callaghan, warrant clerk. 1,200
George S. Watkins, assistant corresponding clerk.
1,200
Albert G. Allen, .. .do. .do.
1,200
Charles W. Welsh, .... do. do. 1,200
Henry L. Harvey, ..... do. .do
1,200
Abel B. Upshur, recording clerk.
1,000
John J. Berret, .... .du 1,000
W. Brenton Boggs, .... do.
1,000
William King, miscellaneous clerk. 1,000
Samuel Mickum, messenger .. 650
Lindsay Muse, assistant messenger. 400
Joseph Smith, chief of Bureau Navy Yards and Docks 3,500
W. P. S. Sanger, civil engineer. 2,009
William G. Ridgely, chief clerk.
1,400
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R. Johnson, clerk Surgeon General's office.
James L. Addison, .do.
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A list of Clerks, &c.
Annual Salary.
Stephen Gough, ...... clerk $ 1,000
William P. Moran, .... do.
1,000
James M. Young, ..... do.
800
George F. de la Roche, draughtsman
1,000
Charles Hunt, messenger
700
Charles W. Skinner, Chief of Bureau of Construction, Equip- ment and Repair. 3,500
Charles H. Haswell, engineer-in-chief.
3,000
John Lenthall, chief naval constructor.
3,000
Philip C. Johnson, chief clerk.
1.400
John H. Reily .clerk
1,200
E. M. Cunningham,.
.do.
1,200
Lauriston Ward,. do.
1,000
James Selden,. .do 1,000
Charles W. Dennison, ... do.
1,000
Edward Chapman, ...... do.
1,000
John W. Bronaugh, ... .do.
800 800
Richard Powell, draughtsman.
Wm. A. Elliott, messenger.
700
William Sinclair, Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
3,500
William S. Parrott, chief clerk.
1,400
Thomas Fillebrown, .... clerk.
1,200
Henry J. Schreiner, ... .do.
1,200 1,000
Lucius B. Allyn, .do.
800
Ignatius Lucas, .. .do
700
Lewis Warrington, Chief of Bureau of Ordnance and Hydro- graphy ..
3,500
Joseph P. McCorkle,. ... clerk
1,200
Charles K. King, .do 1,000
Edward M. Tidball, .do
1.000
Israel Robinson, .do.
1,000
Charles K. Stellwagen, draughtsman
1,000 700 2,500
J. Francis Tuckerman, assistant surgeon
1,400 1,200
Moses Poor, ... . . clerk.
1,000
Marsh B. Clark, messenger.
700
Lauriston B. Hardin, superintendent S. W. Ex. building, ..
250
Ignatius Lucas, watchman. 365
365
Samuel James, . do.
Chas. Tilley,. . . do. 365
Jas. O. Withers, .. .. .. do. 365
Office of the Attorney General of the United States.
Reverdy Johnson, Attorney General. 4,000
John McArann, messenger.
Thomas Harris, Chief of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery ..
William Plater, ..... do.
J. S. Williams. .do
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EXECUTIVE REGISTER.
A list of Clerks, &c.
Annual Salary
John T. Reid, clerk. $ 1,600
H. Klopfer, messenger 500
Post Office Department.
Jacob Collamer, Postmaster General. 6,000
Selah R. Hobie, assistant Postmaster General. 2,500
2,500
John Marron, .. .do
2,500
William H. Dundas, chief clerk. 2,000
David Saunders, principal clerk. 1,600
1.600
Thomas P. Trott, ..... do.
1,600
Henry A. Burr, topographer
1,600
James Snyder ... clerk
1,400
Alexander N. Zevely,. .do
1,400
Robert A. Lacey, .do
1,400
John Smith, do
1,400
John Hunter,. .do
1,400
John Ferguson, .. .do
1,400
Eliphalet N. Metcalf, do
1,400
D. D. T. Leech, do
1,400
Horatio King, do
1,400
Joseph H. Wheat, .do
1,400
James H. Marr. do
1,400 1,400
Richard C. Washington, .do
1,400
James Laurenson,. .do
1,200 1,200
Orlando Alexander, do
1,200 1,200
Chester A. Colt, .do
1,200
Jeremiah O'Brien, .do
1,200
William P. Young, .do
1,200
William J. Darden, do
1,200
Joseph Quicksall,. do.
1,200
Joseph C. Foster, do
1,200
Douglass Vass, . do
1.200
Chauncey Smith .do
1.200
William Bell, . do
1,200
Cranstoun Laurie, do
1,200
Thomas B. Reily,. .do.
1,200
Thomas J. Williams do.
1.200
John S. Williams,. .do Comfort S. Whittlesey .do
1,200
Thomas H. Fisher,. .do.
1,200
Rob .. Morris,. do.
1.000
Eugene McDonnell, do.
1.000
O. A. Buck, do
1,000
Robert G. Hedrick, . do
A. Homer Byington,.
do
Henry Johnson, .do
1,900
Fitz Henry Warren,. .do
Nicholas Halter,. . . .do
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Rates of Postage, &c.
Annual Salary.
William P. Shedd, clerk P. O. Department. $ 1,000
J. H. Hamilton. .do
1,000
Richard W. Wallace,. .do 1,000
James Sheehy .. . .do. 1,000
G. A. Schwarzman,
do
1,000
Rowan T. Hopkins,. .do
1,000
John Gordon, messenger. 750
James W. Watson, assistant messenger
450 Robert A. Hanke, .do 450
Nathaniel Herberi,.
.do.
450
Eli Davis, watchman. .do
450
G. W. Garner, . .do 300
Joel Downer, superintendent of the Post Office building · 250
RATES OF . POSTAGE IN THE UNITED STATES.
On Letters.
Single letters, 300 miles,-or under, 5 cents .; over 300 miles, 10 cents.
Double,
10
66 20 66
Triple, 66 15 " 30 66
Quadruple,“
20
40 66
Every letter or parcel not exceeding half an ounce in weight, shall be deemed a single letter ; and every additional weight of half an ounce, or less, shall be charged with an additional single postage.
Drop-letters for delivery, two cents.
Advertised letters to be charged with the cost of advertising the same, in addition to the regular postage.
On Printed. Papers.
All newspapers transmitted through the mails are rated with prostage. except exchange papers between publishers of newspapers. Newspapers, from the office of publication to subscribers, any dis- tance within the State, and out of the State not exceeding 100 miles, one cent each. To other States, and exceeding 100 miles, one and a half cent each.
Transient newspapers, or those not sent from the office of publica- tion to subscribers, handbills, or circular letters, printed or litho- graphed, not exceeding one sheet in size, to any distance, will pay three cents each, upon delivery at the office, and before they are put in the mails.
All pamphlets, magazines, and periodicals, weighing one ounce, two and a half cents ; each additional ounce, or fractional excess of not less than half an ounce, one cent additional, for any distance in the United States.
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
The postage on letters, by the British or American stcamiers, to England, Ireland, and Scotland, is twenty-four cents a single rate, to be prepaid or not. Newspapers two cents each, to be prepaid.
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EXECUTIVE REGISTER.
Rates of Postage, &c.
To the following foreign countries, the American postage must be prepaid, five cents a single rate, if sent by a British Steamer. The residue of the postage is to be paid in each foreign country. News- papers two cents each, to be prepaid. Alexandria, city of, via Mir- seilles; Algeria, Austria, and the Austrian States, Baden, Bavaria, Belgium, Bremen, free city of; Brunswick, Beyroot, city of, via Marseilles ; Dardanelles, via Marseilles ; Denmark, France, German States, Gibraltar. Greece, via Marseilles ; Hamburg and Cuxhaven, Hanover, Holland, Hong-Kong, China, isle of, Ionian Islands, Lubec, free city of ; Malta, island of ; Mecklenburg Schwerin, Mecklenburg Strelitz, Moldavia, Naples, kingdom of, via Marseilles; Norway, Oldenburg, Poland, Prussia, Roman States, Russia, Saxony, Scutari, city of, via Marseilles; Smyrna, via Marseilles; Sweden, Switzer- land, Turkey in Europe, Tuscany, via Marseilles; Venetian States, Wallachia, Wurtemburg, West Indies, or British Possessions.
By the American line to Bremen, correspondence to the German States, and countries east and south of them, can be prepaid or left unpaid; postage twenty-four cents a single rate, with the inland five or ten cents, according to distance to be added, and can be paid to destination. See the order from the Post Office Department, Bremen list.
To the following foreign countries, by the routes named, the entire postage set opposite to each country, must be prepaid :
Not exceeding a half ounce, and addressed to be sent by the routes, ac- cording to the table below.
Single Letter.
Aden, Asia, via Southampton.
45 cents.
Australia, via Southampton and India
53
by private ship .. 37
Azores Islands, via Southampton and Lisbon. 63
Bourbon and Borneo, Islands of, via Southampton and India 53 Brazils, via Falmouth .. 87
Buenos Ayres, via Falmouth.
83
Canary Islands, via Falmouth.
65
Cape de Verde Islands ..
65
Ceylon, Island of, via Southampton
45
China, via Southampton 45
Egypt, via Southampton. 57
57
Heligoland, Island of, via London.
33
Indies, East, via Southampton ..
45
Java and Labuan, via Southampton and India.
53
Lucea and Modena, via France.
31
Madeira, Island of, via Southampton.
65
Mauritius, via Southampton and India
45
Moluccas.
53
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Montevideo, via Falmouth. 83
60
Greece, via Southampton.
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Rates of Postage, &c.
Single Letter. New Granada, via Southampton. 45 cents. New South Wales, via Southampton and India. 53
by private ship ... 37
New Zealand, via Southampton and India. 53
by private ship 37
Parma and Placentia, via France 31
Phillippine Islands, via Southampton 45
Portugal, via Southampton. 63
Sierra Leone. 45
Spain, via Southampton .. 73
Sumatra, Island of, via Southampton and India. 53
Syria, via Southampton .. 57
Van Dieman's Land, via Southampton and India. 53
Venezuela, via Southampton. 45
West Indies, foreign, namely, Cuba, via Southampton 75
Guadaloupe, Hayti, Martinique, Porto Rico, St. Croix, St.
Eustatius, St. Martin, St. Thomas, via Southampton ... 55 Any British colony or foreign country, when conveyed to or from the United Kingdom by private ships. . 37
66
NOTE-The foreign portion of the above rates are to be charged according to the following scale, namely :
Weighing under a { ounce.
1 rate.
{ ounce, and under ¿ ounce. 2 rates.
1
ž
3 1
4 rates.
. .. 1 1: 5 rates.
And so on, an additional rate being charged for each quarter of an ounce.
Newspapers, each four cen's, to be prepaid.
Letters from any part of the. United States, must be prepaid to Havana, twelve and a half cents. Chagres, twenty cents. Pa- nama, thirty cents, a single rate.
Letters to California, from any part of the United States, can be prepaid or not, forty cents, a single rate. Transient newspapers, three cents each, to be prepaid.
Letters to Halifax, by British steamers, must be prepaid, five or ten cents, a single rate, according to distance ; letters for the West India British Possessions, the same.
> Letters for Great Britain, paid less than twenty-four cents, are considered as UNPAID.
ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS. POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., December, 1849.
The Great Eastern Muil from Baltimore,. Philadelphia, New York, Boston, S.c., and Buffalo, &c., will now be received by 9 o'clock, A.
1
3 rates.
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EXECUTIVE REGISTER.
Arrangement of the mails.
M., daily ; and the Mail to be sent from this office, to and by those places, will be closed, as heretofore, at 4 and 9 o'clock, P. M., daily.
The Southern Mail will be closed, hereafier, daily at 8 o'clock, A. M., and will be received as heretofore. daily by 5 o'clock, P. M.
The second Eastern Mail and Great Western Mail are received by 8 P. M., and closed at 9 P. M., daily. The Mail Trains, North of Philadelphia, are to arrive there in time to connect with the train for Baltimore, which brings the Great Mail, to arrive here by 9 A. M. No Eastern Mail is received at this office on Sunday night. and no Eastern Mail, to be sent beyond Baltimore, is made up on Saturday night. Norfolk 3 times by Baltimore, 4 do Richmond.
The Mail for Annapolis, Maryland, and Norfolk and adjacent places in Virginia, is closed every night, except Saturday, at 9 P. M., and is received six times a week, with a Mail from Baltimore, Maryland, by 12 M.
The Mail from Georgetown, D. C., is received twice daily by 8 A. M., and 5 P. M., and it is closed for that place at the same hours.
The Mail from Rockville, &c., Md., is received Monday, Wednes- day, and Friday, of each week, by 6 P. M., and it is closed for those places at 9 P. BI., of the same days.
The Mail from Brookville, &c., Md., is received by 5 P. M. of Wed- nesday and Saturday, each week, and closed for those places at 9 P. M. of Monday and Thursday.
Upper Marlboro', S.c., Mil., received by 4 P. M., Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday, and is closed same days at 9 P. M.
Port Tobacco, &.c., Mul., received Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, by 5 P. M .; closed Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 9 P. M.
Warrenton, Middleburg, &c., Va., received Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, by 11 P. M .; closed at 9 P. M., Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Leesburg, &c., Va., received and closed at 9 P. M., Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday.
The postage on newspapers, and that on all printed matter addressed to any foreign country, is required to be paid in advance. The postage is also to be prepaid on letters and packets addressed to foreign countries, other than Great Britain, Ireland, and Scotland, and Bremen, in Europe, and some places to which they pass through the Bremen post-office.
The Office is open from 7 o'clock, A. M. to 9 o'clock P. M., daily, except Sunday, and on that day it is open from 7 to 10 A. M., and from 7 to 9 P. M.
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY, Postmaster.
CABINET DAYS-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
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OFFICERS IN THE ARMY.
General Officers.
Winfield Scott, John E. Wool, David E. Twiggs.
GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS. Adjutant General's de- partment.
Roger Jones, Samuel Cooper, Lorenzo Thomas, Wm. W. S. Bliss, Wm. G. Freeman, O. C. Winship, Ed. D. Townsend, Wm. W. Mackall, George Deas, Joseph Hooker, Edw. R. S. Canby, Irvin McDowell, Francis N. Page, Don Carlos Buell.
Inspector General's de- partment.
Sylvester Churchill.
Judge Advocate. - John F. Lee.
Quartermaster's depart- ment.
Thomas S. Jesup, Henry Stanton, Henry Whiting, Thomas F. Hunt, Æneas Mackay, Charles Thomas, Daniel D. Tompkins, Thomas Swords, George H. Crosman, Sam'l B. Dusenbury, David H. Vinton, Osborne Cross,
Frederick Searle, Michael M. Clark, Eben. S. Sibley, Edwin B. Babbitt, Robert C. Clary, Edmund A. Ogden, James M. Hill, Abraham C. Myers, Morris S. Miller, Alex. Montgomery, Robert Allen, Win. W. Chapman, Henry C. Wayne, James Belger,
Joseph L. Folsom, Arthur B. Lansing, James L. Donaldson, Langdon E. Easton, Thomas L. Brent, George W. F. Wood, Justus Mckinstry, Fred. H. Masten, Thomas Jordan, Stewart Van Vliet, Alex. W. Reynolds, Daniel H. Rucker, James G. Martin, Rufus Ingalls, Samuel G. French, Elias K. Kane, Napoleon J. T. Dana, Joseph A. Haskin.
Subsistence Department.
George Gibson, Joseph P. Taylor, Thos. W. Lendrum, Richard B. Lee,
John B. Grayson, Amos B. Eaton, John C. Casey, G. W. Waggaman.
First Regiment of Dra- goons. Richard B. Mason,
Edwin V. Sumner, Nathan Boone, Benjamin L. Beall, Enoch Steen,
Philip R. Thompson, Wm. N. Grier, Philip Kearny, jr. Robert H. Chilton, Andrew J. Smith, James H. Carleton, Edw. H. Fitzgerald, Richard H. Ewell, John W. T. Gardiner, John Love,
Buford Abraham, Henry W. Stanton, Rufus Ingalls,
Cave J. Couts, Joseph S. Whittlesey, J. W. Davidson, R. C. W. Radford, Delos H. Sackett, C. J. S. Wilson, John Adams, Thos. F. Castor, Orren Chapman, O. H. P. Taylor, Samuel D. Sturgis, Geo. Stoneman, jr. Geo. T. Evans, Lorimer Graham, David H. Hastings, Charles H. Ogle,
N. G. Evans, Horace F. de Lane.
Second Regiment Dra- goons.
William S. Harney, Thos. T. Fontleroy, Philip St. G. Cooke, Marshall S. Howe, Geo. A. H. Blake, Croghan Ker, Charles A. May, Lawrence P. Graham,
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EXECUTIVE REGISTER.
Officers in the Army.
Wm. J. Hardee, H. W. Merrill, Henry H. Sibley, Riply A. Arnold, Wash. J. Newton, Fowler Hamilton, Oscar F. Winship, Reuben P. Campbell, William Steele, Ph. W. McDonald, Patrick Calhoun, Elias K. Kane, Lewis Neill, R. H. Anderson, Alfred Pleasanton, John Y. Picknell, James M. Hawes, Newton C. Givens, Thomas J. Wood, James Oaks,
William D. Smith, Arthur D. Tree, Samuel H. Starr, John Buford, jr., Charles H. Tyler, George H. Stuart. B. W. Robertson, Charles W. Field.
Regiment Mounted Riflemen.
Percival F. Smith, Wm. W. Loring, W. F. Sanderson, Geo. B. Criuenden, John G. Simonson, Jas. B. Backenstos, Stephen S. Tucker, Charles F. Ruff, Benjamin S. Roberts, Andrew Porter, Mich. E. Van Buren, Llewellyn Jones, Noah Newton, Thomas Duncan, Andrew F. Lindsay, John G. Walker,
Thos. Claiborne jr., Thos. G. Rhett, Charles L. Denman, W. L. Elliott, Charles McLane, Robert M. Morris, F. S. K. Russell, Julian May, Daniel M. Frost, G. 'W. Hawkins, John B. Hatch, Gordon Granger, - Daveny H. Maury, Innis N. Palmer, James Stuart, Alfred Gibbs, George H. Gordon, John McL. Addison, Wm. B. Lane, Caleb E. Ervine, Win. F. Jones, Geo. W. Howland, Daniel McClure, W. C. Tevis,
First Regiment Artil- lery.
Ichabod B. Crane, Benjamin K. Peirce, Levi Whiting, Thomas Childs, Justin Dimick, Lucian B. Webster, Geo. Nauman, Francis Taylor, John H. Winder, Miner Knowlton, John B. Magruder, John H. Hathway, Israel Vogdes. Bennet H. Hill, William H. French, William H. Fowler, Isaac S. K. Reeves, Henry C. Wayne, Irvin McDowell, Joseph A. Askin,
Henry D. Grafton, James B. Ricketts, Wm. S. Smith, Samuel T. Dawson, James G. Martin, Samuel Jones, John M. Brannan, Isaac Bowen, Seth Williams, Abner Doubleday, Asher R. Eddy, Henry Coppe, Edward C. Boynton, Thomas J. Jackson, Truman Seymour, Lewis O. Morris, John R. Gibson, Theodore Talbot, Francis T. Patterson, Joseph J. Woods, Charles F. Chalfin, John H. Dickerson, D. M. Beltzhoover, Otis H. Tuhnghast, Jacob B. Fry, Ambrose P. Hill, Jefferson C. Davis, James E. Slaughter, Daniel Nickels, Thornly S. Everett, John Dement, James N. Haynes, Beekman Du Barry, Chauncey Mckeever.
Second Regiment .Ar- tillery.
James Bankhead, John Erving, Jolin Monroe, Patrick H. Galt, Allen Lowe, Charles F. Smith, Henry Swartwout, Horace Brooks, Henry L. Kendrick, Roland A. Luther,
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Officers in the Army.
John F. Roland, Lewis J. Arnold, Francis Woodbridge, Henry C. Pratt, John Sedgwick, Arnold Elzey, Wm. H. Blair, Wm. T. Berry, Wm. A. Nicholls, Henry J. Hunt, - Augustus A. Gibson, Arthur B. Lansing, William Hays,
Harvey A. Allen, Samuel S. Anderson, James Totten,
.
Roswell S. Ripley, John J. Peck,
Henry F. Clarke, Joseph H. Carlisle, George Edwards, Thomas B. J. Weld, M. D. L. Simpson, Richard H. Rush, Joseph S. Totten, Anderson Merchant, Julius A. D'Lagnel, D. T. Van Buren, Hanson J. Cook, Charles Griffin,
Jefferson H. Nones, J. McLean Taylor, Lloyd Beall,
Francis H. Larned, Wiley C. Adams, John de Russy,
Chris. R. P. Butler, James M. Robinson, Henry Benson, Thomas S. Rhett,
Thomas J. Hames, Delavan D. Perkins, Absalom Baird, J. K. Duncan.
Third Regiment .Ar- tillery.
William Gates,
Francis S. Belton, J. M. Washington, Charles S. Merchant, Martin Burke, R. D. A. Wade, Robert Anderson, Erasmus D. Keys, Thos. W. Sherman, Braxton Bragg, George Taylor, Edward J. Steptoe, Francis O. Wyse, Wm. H. Shover, William Austin,
Henry H. Burton, Henry B. Judd, Edward O. C. Ord, William T. Sherman, Stewart Van Vliet, George H. Thomas, Horace B. Field, Sewell L. Freemont, Rich'd P. Hammond, John F. Reynolds, Edward C. Beckwith, Joseph Stewart,
Charles L. Killburn, -
Hachaliah Brown, Lucian Loeser,
Isaac F. Quinby, Joseph J. Reynolds, James A. Hardie, Samuel G. French, Francis J. Thomas, George P. Andrews, Hamilton L. Shields, George T. Andrews, Benj. P. McNeil, John H. Lendrum, John Hamilton, John S. Mason, George Patton, Horatio G. Gibson, Ambrose E. Burnside, Romeyn B. Ayres, Chas. C. Churchill, William A. Winder, Richard II. Smith,
Isaac W. Patton, John H. Heck, William Silvey, Edward R. Platt, Rufus Saxton, jr., Edward H. Hudson.
Fourth Regiment Ar- tillery.
John B. Walbach, Matthew M. Payne, John L. Gardner, Giles Porter, Harvey Brown, Samuel Cooper, William W. Morris, John B. Scott, Franklin E. Hunt, Samuel C. Ridgely, Jolın H. Miller, Alexander E. Shiras, William G. Freeman, Joseph Roberts,
Wm. P. Bainbridge, John P. G. O'Brien, John W. Phelps,
Thomas L. Brent, Thomas Williams, John C. Pemberton, Chas. F. Wooster, John P. Mccown, Francis N. Clarke, George W. Getty, Albion P. Howe, Julius P. Gareschè, Simon S. Fahnestock, Richard S. Smith, Mansfield Lovell, Henry M. Whiting, George W. Rains, John H. Garland, Fitz John Porter, ! Francis Collins, Edmund Haynes, Darius N. Couch, John A. Brown, Albert L. Magelton, Gust's A. DeRussey,
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EXECUTIVE REGISTER.
Oficers in the Army.
J. S. Garland, George W. Hazzard, Orlando B. Wilcox, John Gibbon, Clement I,. Best, Richard C. Drum, Robert W. Howard, Jos. C. Clark, jr., William G. Gil, James Holmes, TrumanK. Wa bridge, Grier Tallmadge, John C. Booth, William A. Nimmo, John Kellogg, John C. Moore, William Davenport, Henry Wilkinson, Edgar S. Hawkins, Thompson Morris, Electus Backus, Joseph H. Lamotte, John R. B. Gardenier, Sidney Burbank, Seth Eastman, Samuel M. Plummer, John M. Scott, John H. King. Robert S. Granger, William E. Prince, Geo. W. F. Wood, Frederick H. Masten, Geo. W. Wallace, P.enjamin H. Arthur, Theoph. d'Orémieulx, James N. Caldwell, Stephen D. Carpenter, Joseph B. Plummer, Schuyler Hamilton, Fred'ck J. Denman, Eugene E. McLean, Charles C. Gilbert, Parmenus T. Turnley, Gen. D. Brewerton, Egbert L. Viele, Chas. L. Underwood, Wahrer W. Hudson, -
Andrew G. Miller,
Daniel Huston, jr., Sam'l B. Holabird, Samuel H. Reynolds, James McIntosh.
Second Regiment In- funtry. Hugh Brady, Bennet Riley, Washington Seawell, Albert S. Miller,
Joseph R. Smith, Hannibal Day, Sam'I P. Heintzelman, Silas Casey, Geo. W. Patten, Henry W. Wessels, Marsena R. Patrick, Christopher S. Lovell, Delozier Davidson, Geo. C. Westcott, Julius Heydon, Edward R. S. Canby, Nathaniel Lyon, Alfred Sully,
Edward Murray, Jas. W. Schureman, Frederick Steele, Herman Thorn, David R. Jones, Nelson H. Davis, Win. M. Gardner, Hen. B. Hendershott, Tredwell Moore, Thomas W. Sweeny, Caleb Smith, R. M. Russell, Geo. H. Paige, Nath'l H. McLean, Ferdinand Paine, Thomas D. Johns, Thomas G. Williams, Jos. H. McArthur, Darius D. Clark, John W. Frazer.
Third Regiment of In- fantry. James B. Many,
E. A. Hitchcock, Wm. R. Jouett, Geo. A. McCall, E. B. Alexander, N. C. Macrae, Jeff. Van Horne, Wm. S. Henry, Jos. H. Eaton, Lewis S. Craig, Wm. H. Gordon, D. T Chandler, O. L. Shepherd, Wm. B. Johns,
Thomas Jordan, Don Carlos Buell, Israel B. Richardson, WVm. T. H. Brooks, And. W. Bowman, George Sykes, A. J. Williamson, J. C. McFerran, John Trevitt,
H. B. Schroeder, Jas. N. Ward, Barnard E. Bee, Henry B. Clitz, Wm. H. Wood, John D. Wilkins, J. M. J. Whistler, Andrew Jackson, Charles B. Browner, L. W. O'Bannon, Thomas J. Mason, Seth M. Barton, Lewis H. Marshall.
Fourth Regiment of Infantry.
Wm. Whistler, B. L. E. Bonneville, Francis Lee, George Wright, Gouverneur Morris, Robt. C. Buchanan, Charles H. Larnard, Bradford R. Alden, Wm. W. S. Bliss,
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EXECUTIVE REGISTER.
Oficers in the Army.
Benj. Alvord, Henry L. Scott, Henry Prince, John H. Gore, Granville O. Haller, Henry D. Waller, Chris. C. Augur, Ulysses S. Grant, Henry M. Judah, Abram B. Lincolns, T. J. Montgomery, David A. Russell, Delancy Floyd-Jones, Maurice Maloney, T. R. McConnell, Edmund Russell, Lewis C. Hunt, James M. Henry, Wm. H. Scott, Edm. Underwood, Joseph B. Collins, John C. Bonnycastle, Hiram Dryer, Benj. D. Forsyth, Wm. A. Slaughter, Milton Cogswell, Wm. H. Lewis, Joseph S. Tidball.
Fifth Regiment of In- funtry.
George M. Brooke, Wm. G. Belknap, Dixon S. Miles, J. J. Abercrombie, Isaac Lynde. Caleb S. Sibley, Wm. Chapman, Randolph B. Marcy, Daniel Ruggles, C. L. Stevenson, Nathan B. Russell, John A. Whitall, Sterne H. Fowler, Spencer Norvell, John C. Robinson, Pinkney Lugenbeel, Joseph L. Folsom,
Charles P. Hamilton, Henry R. Selden, Frederick T. Dent, Wm. Read, Patrick Farrelly, Frederick Myers, Clinton W. Lear, Thos. H. Mill, Wm. F. Burns, Edw. F. Abbott, Mont. P. Harrison, Augustus H. Seward, John Neilly, Benj. Wingate, Joseph Updegraff, Samuel H. Archer, Wm. N. R. Beall, John Withers,
Duff C. Green, Thos. C. English,
Sixth Regiment of In- fantry.
Newman S. Clarke, Gustavus Loomis, Thos. P. Gwynne, J. J. B. Kingsbury, Wm. Hoffman, Abermarle Cady, Thos. L. Alexander, Wm. S. Ketchum, Samuel Woods, J. B. S. Todd, Wm. H. T. Walker, John Monroe, jr. Charles S. Lowell, Henry W. Wharton, Henry W. Gaston, Edward Johnson, Thos. Hendrickson, James Belger, Rens. W. Foote, Lewis A. Armistead, Leonidas Wetmore, Richard B. Garnett, Alexander Morrow, Franklin F. Flint,
Anderson B. Nelson, Ralph W. Kinkham, George W. Lay, Charles T. Baker, Edwin Howe, Simon B. Buckner, Winfield S. Hancock, Henry Heth, Thomas O. Davis, Levi C. Bootes, John L. Tubbs, Richard W. Johnson, T. A. Washington.
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