are estimated at $10,500, making for salary and fees $14,500, or about one and one-sixth per cent. on $1,253,000 disbursed. It must be borne in mind that the whole expenses of the agency for rent of office, fuel, lights, clerk-hire, postage on vouchers, furniture, and incidental outlays are paid by the agent. These items for the year I estimate will amount to $8,000, which deducted from the total amount received from salary and fees, leaves the agent the sum of $6,500 as his net compensation for the year; being about one-half of one per cent. on $1,253,000 disbursed. My postage bills for three payments, covering a period of ten months, amounted to $1,080, of which I am only entitled to $308.15 from the Government, the balance being borne by myself, as all other expenses are except records and stationery, and paid out of my salary and fees, as before stated. ERRATA. In the testimony of Adjutant-General Townsend, on page 40, sixth line from the bottom, for the word "commutation" read "hire;" and on page 41, third line from the top, after the word "yes" insert the words "forage in kind." On page 27, second line from the bottom, in a remark made by General Hawley, of Connecticut, for" 40,000" read "2,000." On page 234, bottom line, for "each of these men saves," read " twenty of these men save each." INDEX. Advertising in Quartermaster's and Commissary Departments.. Clerks in office of.. Enlisted men and civil employés in office of. Alvord, Gen. B., paymaster, testimony of. Appropriations for the Army proper; statement of Secretary of War. Of what composed Statement showing the actual strength of, &c. Posts and stations of. Annual average decrease of, by casualties.. Pay of officers and men of. Civil employés of... On reduction of- General Sherman's testimony.. Maj. Gen. E. D. Townsend's testimony. Army regulations..... Armories and arsenals: General Sherman's testimony concerning.. Arms, distribution of, to militia.. Arnell, Hon. Samuel N., on state of affairs in Tennessee. - Page. 309, 349-356 51 49 311-320 94 62 5,6 3.4 376-391 3-32, 270-284 33-52 70-88 88-97 106-114 158-173 173-188 188-196 251-269 218-231 234-241, 344 241-251 2-4-297 297-301 114-119 311-320 307-311 105, 139, 301-307 321-325 406 25-27 96, 97 319 Statement as to method of paying pensions.. Barnes, Surgeon-General J. R., statements by. Testimony of.. Battalion of Engineers.. Enlisted men in.... Belknap, Hon. W. W., Secretary of War, testimony of. Benét, Col. S. V., testimony of....... Bevier, J. D., Indian inspector, testimony of 326 105, 139 19, 42, 58, 330 215 Page Bingham, Gen. J. D., Acting Quartermaster-GeneralTestimony of. 70_88 Brunot, Felix R., chairman of board of Indian coin missionersTestimony of... 147-157 Bureau of Military Justice. 321-325 Casualties in... 52 Burial of officers, expenses of. 296 Canada, posts and troops near southern boundary of. 12, 261 Canby, Gen. E. R. S., instructions to, in treatment of Modocs. 279-222 Casualties, in the Army, for the year ending January 1, 1874. 314 In the staff of the Army 52 Cavalry, General Sherman's testimony in relation to. 4-9 Posts occupied by.. Annual cost of one regiment. 50 Cost of transfer of regiment. 61, 225 Cemeteries, statement of Acting Quartermaster-General 336 Chaplains, in the Army 230, 23 Claims, examination of, in Quartermaster's Department. 296 Clothing, Army, preservation of.. Coast and Harbors— Works of defense : General Sherman's testimony... 4, 21-25 Maj. Gen. A. A. Humphreys'- testimony 88, 109, 110, 112, 115 Maj. Gen. I. McDowell's testimony. 259 Coast Fortifications and Posts : Care of. (See Fortifications, &c., on Atlantic coast.) Contingencies—Army 75 Corps of Engineers-Casualties in 52 Testimony of chief of 106-114 Rank, duties, and address of officers of.. 367-372 Civil employés– In Adjutant-General's office. 46,51 In oftice of Commissary-General of Subsistence. 114, 115 In Surgeon-General's oftice. 105, 106, 139, 140 In the Ordnance Department. 97 In the Engineer Department.. 361, 365 Acting Quartermaster-General's statement concerning. Paymaster-General's statement concerning. 372, 373 In the Signal Service, concerning. 373 In the ottice of Inspector-General. 374 In the ottice of Judge-Advocate-General. 376 Daniels, J. W., Indian inspector, testimony of. 212 Davis, Gen. N. H., testimony of...., 158-173 Delano, Hon. C., Secretary of the InteriorTestimony of.. 98-105 Desertions, &c., annually 37, 64 Detailed men. (See Enlisted men.) Earth-works 107 Eaton, Maj. Gen. A. B., testimony of. 114-119 Employés, civil. (See Civil employés.) Engineers, testimony of Chief of. 106-114 Casualties in Corps of.. Officers, rank, duties, &c.. 367 Engineer Battalion... ..19, 42, 264, 330 Enlistments, average number of, per year. 38 Testimony of Secretary of War, on... 64 Enlisted menIn Adjutant-General's office.. 48,31 In Battalion) of Engineers ... 215 In Quartermaster's Department In the Subsistence Department. 115, 119 In the Surgeon-General's office.. 105, 106, 139, 140 In the Ordnance Department. In the Signal-Service ... 237, 376 In office of Judge-Advocate-General. Forage, &c..... 97,216 376 75, 360 Fortifications, works on.. 65, 66, 114 Forts, military posts, &c.... .3, 10, 21, 254, 330-343, 346, 347 On the abandonment of certain. Fortifications, &c., on Atlantic coast : General Sherman's testimony as to care of... 10, 11 General Baird's testimony as to care of... 179, 180, 185, 186, 188 General Pope's testimony as to care of.... 194, 195 284-297 Mileage of officers.. Page. Fortifications, &c., on Atlantic coast-Continued. General McDowell's testimony as to care of.. .257, 258, 259, 260 General Marcy's testimony as to care of... 308, 309 Foundery, ordnance... .25, 26, 92 Fuel, &c. .75, 80, 360 Guns, large 25, 89, 91, 92, 109 Harbors and ships of war. 113 Defenses of.. 91, 109 Hardie, Maj. Gen. J., testimony of.. 241-351 Harney, Maj. Gen. W. S., testimony of 297-301 Headquarters, offices, estimates, &c.. 41,81 rent paid for, &c.. 81, 82 Holt, Gen. Joseph, Judge-Advocate-General, testimony of. 321-325 Horses, purchase of.... 72 Hospitals and barracks.. 39 Hospital-stewards 32 Humphreys, Maj. Gen. A. A., testimony of 106-114 Indians and Indian attairs-General Sherman's testimony. .4,5, 270-284 On management of, by War Department ...57, 190, 191, 209, 224, 250, 276, 406 Testimony of the Secretary of the Interior.. 98-105 Commissioner of Indian Affairs. 119-130 Maj. W. Powell. 130-139 G. W. Ingalls 140-147 William Vandever. 196-200 Felix R. Brunot. 147-157 J. D. Bevier... 200-205 Maj. Gen. J. Pope... 190, 192 Hon. J. P. C. Shanks. 205 J. W. Daniels. 212 J. C. O'Connor.. 213 Lieutenant-General Sheridan 226 Gen. Robert Milroy. 231 Maj. Gen. W. S. Harney 297 Edward C. Kemble 392 Indians' arms 192 Indian traders.. 192 Indians, cost of feeding on reservations in Arizona 198 Infantry: General Sherman's testimony 12-19 Annual cost of one regiment. 15-50 Posts occupied by... 12-19 Ingalls, G. W., Indian agent, testimony of. 140-147 Inspector-General, testimony of . 307-311 Job-printing, by order of Army officers. 351 Judge-Advocate-General, testimony of.. 321-325 Kemble, Edward C., Indian inspector, testimony of.. 392 Louisiana, condition of .. 257 Marcy, Maj. Gen. R. B., testimony of. 307-311 McDowell, Maj. Gen. I., testimony of.. 251-269 Medical Department: Testimony of Surgeon-General Barnes. 301, 307 Enlisted men in... 105, 106 Statements concerning employés in. 139 Casualties iu...... 52 Posts and stations of medical officers, &c. 304, 307 Medical Museum ... Meigs, Major-General M. C., Quartermaster-General, testimony of.. . 41, 62, 310 Military Academy. .266, 267, 406 Militia: Relating to arms for ....... 27,93 Military courts, schedule of records.. 325 Milroy, Gen. R. H., superintendent of Indian affairs in Washington Territory, testimony of... 231, 234 Mortar-batteries.... 110 Myer, Gen. A. J., Chief Signal-Officer, testimony of 234-241,344 Newspapers : List of, authorized to publish advertisements for War Department and its bureaus. 352-356 32 |
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