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A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: U.S. Congressional Documents and Debates, 1774-1875

U.S. Serial Set --TABLE OF CONTENTS OF STATISTICS.

U. S. Serial Set : Index to Number 1391 House Report No. 45, 40th Congress, 3rd Session
TABLE OF CONTENTS OF STATISTICS.

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• FEDERAL SOLDIERS.
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• Statement showing the whole number of federal officers and soldiers in service during the rebellion of 1861--'65, (reduced to three years,) compiled from records of the Adjutant General's Office ... 740
• Consolidated statement of the number of federal soldiers who died in the service of the United States during the rebellion of 1861--'65, with cause of death, as shown by the death and disability files of the Adjutant General's Office, United States Army ... 741
• Detailed statement showing the number of federal prisoners of war exchanged, illegally paroled, escaped, recaptured, and enlisted in confederate service during the rebellion of 1861--'65, as shown by records of federal prisoners of war filed in the Adjutant General's Office ... 742--755
• Detailed statement of the number of federal prisoners of war who died in the hands of the confederate authorities during the rebellion of 1861--'65, with the name and locality of prisons, names of commanding officers of the same, the cause of death, and the number of graves marked and known, and the number marked unknown ... 756
• List of confederate prisons used to confine federal prisoners of war, with name, rank, and period of service of the different commanders ... 758
• CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
• Detailed statement of the number of confederate prisoners of war captured by the federal forces, the number paroled on the field, exchanged, released on taking oath of allegiance, escaped from the federal authorities, enlisted in the United States service, and the number unaccounted for during the rebellion of 1861--'65 ... 760--767
• Detailed statement of the number of confederate prisoners of war who died in the hands of the federal authorities during the rebellion of 1861--'65, with name and locality of prisons, names of commanding officers of the same, the cause of death, and the number of graves marked and known, and the number marked unknown ... 768--770
• List of federal prisons used to confine confederate prisoners of war, with name, rank, and period of service of the different commanders ... 771, 772
• Statement of showing such information as the records of the archive office afford relative to the names and consecutive terms of service of the following confederate military officers respectively ... 773

• Recapitulation ... 774
• Copy of report from office of Quartermaster General, by Brevet Brigadier General A. J. Perry, U. S. A.:

  A.--List of localities where Union prisoners of war were buried by the rebels during the war, also number known, unknown, &c ... 776

  B.--List of localities where rebel prisoners of war were buried during the war, also number of known, unknown, &c ... 777, 778

• Copy of report from office of Surgeon General, by Assistant Surgeon J. J. Woodward, brevet lieutenant colonel, U. S. A. ... 778, 779
• Copy of report from office of Commissary General of Subsistence, by A. B. Eaton, Commissary General ... 779

  Table showing the ration in kind allowed to prisoners of war, per circulars from Commissary General of Prisoners, of dates named, and also the ration of troops of the United States at the same dates ... 780

• Circulars from office of Commissary General of Prisoners, by W. Hoffman, Commissary General:

  relative to prisoners of war ... 780, 781

  relative to prisoners of war and political or state prisoners ... 782--784

  relative to rations of prisoners of war ... 784

  relative to employment and pay of prisoners of war ... 785

• General Order relative to act of Congress modifying rations of prisoners of war ... 785, 786

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