House Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Executive Documents: 13th Congress, 2d Session-49th Congress, 1st Session, Band 13 |
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1st cavalry 2d class clerk accused act March amount Answer April army December Auditor August Balance bounty Brought forward Carlisle barracks Carried forward Charles Clark Commissioner Compensation of clerks consul Contingent expenses court December 29 December 31 deduct the following disbursing clerk Dist district Edward ending June 30 enlisted December enlisted November February February 23 following repayment fourth quarter Fulfilling treaties George George W Henry Indians infantry James January John Joseph judge advocate July June 30 Lieutenant Major Hastings Major Hastings's March 31 Massachusetts mounted regiment United November 19 November 28 October Ohio Orsay says paid payment Pennsylvania post December quarter of 1862 Quartermaster's department Question receipt received salary Samuel Secretary signature Smith superintendent Thomas transferred from Carlisle transferred to mounted United States army United States cavalry voucher 18 voucher number Washington Territory William witness York
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Seite 1 - I ascertained that Major Eckert had literally complied with his instructions, and I saw for the first time the answer of the Richmond gentlemen to him, which in his dispatch to me of the 1st he characterizes as
Seite 9 - Blair tells me that on the 21st instant he delivered to Mr. Davis the original of which the within is a copy, and left it with him; that at the time of delivering it Mr. Davis read it over twice in Mr. Blair's presence, at the close of which he (Mr. Blair) remarked that the part about "our one common country" related to the part of Mr. Davis's letter about " the two countries,
Seite 4 - ... which our institutions are founded. It is our earnest wish to ascertain, after a free interchange of ideas and information, upon what principles and terms, if any, a just and honorable peace can be established without the further effusion of blood, and to contribute our utmost efforts to accomplish such a result. We think it better to add, that, in accepting your passport, we are not to be understood as committing ourselves to anything, but to carry to this informal conference the views and feelings...
Seite 8 - An act further to amend the several acts for the establishment and regulation of the Treasury, War, and Navy Departments.
Seite 8 - That at the time I was informed that Mr. Blair sought the card as a means of getting to Richmond, Va., but he was given no authority to speak or act for the Government, nor was I informed of anything he would say or do on his own account or otherwise.
Seite 1 - Major : Your note, delivered by yourself this day, has been considered. In reply, we have to say that we were furnished with a copy of the letter of President Lincoln to Francis P. Blair, Esq., of the 18th of January, ultimo, another copy of which is appended to your note.