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American State Papers --TABLE OF CONTENTS. MILITARY AFFAIRS.--VOLUME III.
American State Papers [Military Affairs: Volume 3] : Index
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American State Papers [Military Affairs: Volume 3] : Index
TABLE OF CONTENTS. MILITARY AFFAIRS.--VOLUME III.
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FOR ALPHABETICAL INDEX SEE THE CLOSE OF THE VOLUME.
MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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No.
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275. In relation to the services of the militia of Massachusetts in the war of 1812--'15, and the claim of that State for the same 1824, Feb. 23 ... 8
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277. Relative to the selection of a site for a national armory on the western waters 1824, Apr. 16 ... 92
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279. Giving the names of the officers of the army who were brevetted, and the compensation paid to each on account of brevet rank 1824, May 11 ... 94
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283. Relative to the settlement of the claim of Massachusetts for the services of her militia in the war of 1812--'15 1825, Feb. 22 ... 104
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312. Relative to the unhealthiness of the United States arsenal at Augusta, in Georgia 1826, Feb. 17 ... 241
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316. Communicating the report of the board of engineers on a system and plan of fortifications 1826, Mar. 1 ... 245
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330. Communicating the proceedings of a court-martial for the trial of Colonel Talbot Chambers 1826, May 16 ... 307
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347. In relation to the proposition of New York to sell to the United States the fortifications on Staten island 1827, Jan. 15 ... 582
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357 Relative to the artillery school of practice at Fortress Monroe 1827, Feb. 28 ... 602
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REPORT OF A SELECT COMMITTEE.
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282. On the message of the President relative to the erection of monuments to Generals Wooster and Davidson, of the revolutionary army 1825, Feb. 17 ... 103
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. REPORTS FROM THE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS.
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272. On the application of New York for the reconveyance of the battery of Castle Clinton, in that city 1824, Jan. 9 ... 6
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288. On the claims of Massachusetts on account of the services of the militia of that State 1826, Jan. 3 ... 159
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289. On the subject of a reorganization of the Quartermaster General's department 1826, Jan. 5 ... 161
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292. On the expediency of increasing the corps of engineers and reorganizing the topographical engineers 1826, Jan. 16 ... 184
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297. On the defence of the northwestern frontier 1826, Jan. 20 ... 215
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298. On the expediency of erecting fortifications at the entrance of Pensacola bay 1826, Jan. 23 ... 217
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305. In favor of a military road from Cantonment Gibson to Natchitoches, in Louisiana 1826, Feb. 8 ... 229
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319. In favor of abandoning the site of the arsenal at Augusta, Georgia 1826, Mar. 9 ... 262
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321. On the expediency of purchasing additional land for the site of Fort Washington, on the Potomac 1826, Mar. 20 ... 265
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323. On the retrocession to South Carolina of the site of the arsenal at Mount Dearborn, in that State 1826, Mar. 21 ... 268
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324. On the expediency of erecting an arsenal at St. Louis, Missouri 1826, Mar. 21 ... 269
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325. On the expediency of purchasing additional land for the site of the arsenal at Watervliet, New York 1826, Mar. 24 ... 271
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332. In relation to the court-martial for the trial of Colonel Talbot Chambers 1826, May 20 ... 327
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337. On the purchase of additional land for the site of the arsenal at Watervliet, New York 1827, Jan. 3 ... 490
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343. On the construction of the act of March 2, 1821, to reduce and fix the military peace establishment, and adverse to the nomination of Paymaster General Towson as a colonel of artillery 1827, Jan. 11 ... 559
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368. On the erection of fortifications at Pensacola, Florida 1828, Feb. 1 ... 686
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371. On the proceedings of a court-martial for the trial of certain Tennessee militiamen in 1814 1828, Feb. 11 ... 693
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380. On the expediency of purchasing additional land at Fort Washington, on the Potomac 1828, Mar. 18 ... 819
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386. Communicating a copy of the order of Governor Blount, of Tennessee, for a regiment of Tennessee militia for service in the Creek war for six months 1828, April 5 ... 829
REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OF CLAIMS.
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335. On the petition of William Cloyd for the return of a militia fine 1826, Dec. 20 ... 489
REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON THE MILITIA.
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356. On the subject of the organization, enrolment, and discipline of the militia of the United States 1827, Feb. 27 ... 597
REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
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349. On the petition of Chad Miller for bounty land and back pay withheld for alleged desertion 1827, Jan. 23 ... 587
REPORT FROM SELECT COMMITTEE.
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331. In favor of granting land to officers who served in the war of 1812 1826, May 17 ... 237
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RESOLUTIONS OF STATE LEGISLATURES.
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293. Of Tennessee, in favor of the establishment of a national armory at the "Narrows of Harpeth," in that State 1826, Jan. 16 ... 188
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304. Of Pennsylvania, proposing to cede to the United States lands for a site for a national armory Feb. 6 ... 229
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306. Of Alabama, in favor of the erection of an arsenal at Dauphin island, and the prosecution of the works at that place 1826, Feb. 8 ... 230
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340. And report of the legislature of Georgia, in favor of the payment of the claims of the citizens of that State for military services in 1792, 1793, and 1794 1827, Jan. 8 ... 495
MEMORIALS.
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285. Of inhabitants of Pendleton county, Kentucky, for the establishment of a national armory on the western waters 1825, Dec. 19 ... 154
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286. Of Colonel William King to be restored to his rank in the army 1825, Dec. 19 ... 157
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290. Of captains of the army at Fortress Monroe for an increase of pay 1826, Jan. 9 ... 166
MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS.
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317. Correspondence relative to certain rifles delivered to Captain Aikin's volunteers for good conduct at the battle of Plattsburg, in 1814 1826, Mar. 7 ... 261
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320. Correspondence relative to the selection of Tygart's Valley river as a site for a national armory Mar. 17 ... 263
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333. Proceedings of the Senate, in executive session, on the nomination of Daniel Bissell to be colonel of the second regiment of artillery 1826, May 22 ... 328
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339. Letter of Col. J. J. Abert, with communications from the topographical engineers, relative to the organization of that corps 1827, Jan. 5 ... 492
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369. Letter of Adjutant General Jones in relation to desertions in the army, and increasing the pay of the rank and file as a means of preventing the same 1828, Feb. 6 ... 686
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377. Correspondence in relation to the erection of fortifications at Barrataria, in Louisiana 1828, Mar. 7 ... 806
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385. Correspondence between the Hon. Joseph Duncan, of the House of Representatives, and Major General Gaines, relative to the efficiency of mounted volunteers for the protection of the frontiers 1828, April 1 ... 828
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