United States Governments-Ex-
ecutive and Judiciary.
Ministers to Foreign Countries,
Name, Place, Salary, when ap
pointed...

.16 Admission of Kansas...
Appropriations...

.16

..28-30

Minnesota..
Pennsylvania.
Iowa...
Tennessee..

Rebel National Government..
30 Rebel State Governments, Gov-
.30 ernors, salaries, etc...
.31 Loyal State Governments, Capi-
.31
tals, Governors, Salaries, meet-
ings of Legislature, etc........64
.31 Popular vote for President.......64

To Remit duties on Arms..
Payment of Militia and Volun-
teers....

Members of Thirty-Sixth Con-
gress, Second Session.......17, 19 To authorize a National Loan....32
Thirty-Seventh Congress, as far as Additional Appropriations for
chosen
Army and Navy.

..20

Free Homesteads-Action of Con-
gress on the Public Lands,
Bills, Veto Message of the
President

32 United States Government, Ex-
ecutive and Judiciary.
..15

..15

To authorize the Employment of
Volunters to aid in enforcing the Ministers and Envoys to Foreign
Laws...
.32-34 Countries..
..21-29 For Better organization of Ma- Members of Thirty-seventh Con-
National Party Platforms for rine Corps..
.16-18
.30-34 To provide for increase of Navy..34 Members of Thirty-eighth Con
..30 To indemnify State for expenses gress as far as chosen.
National Democratic (Douglas).31 incurred in defense of U. S.....34 The Rebel Government.

1860...

Republican National..

National Democratic (Brecken-
ridge)

Democratic

Constitutional Union (Bell-Ev-
erett)

Election Returns...

Maine..

.31

.34.

Authorizing the appointment of
Assistant Secretary of Navy....35
.32 For better organization of Mili-
tary establishment..
.35
.34 To increase present Military Es-
tablishment in U. S..
..35
To pay expense of furnishing arms
to loyal citizens in Rebellious
States...

.39-63

.39

.35

Electoral Vote for President......34
Secession of South Carolina from
the Union...
.35-37
Smithsonian Table of Mean Tem-
peratures for North America. 37, 38 An act to provide for calling forth
the Militia to execute Laws of
Union...
..3 Act to define and punish certain
.39 Conspiracies...
..37
.40 To confiscate property used for in-
40 surrectionary purposes..
..40 Acts to increase Consular Repre-
41-46 sentation.....

.36

37

in 1850 and 1860....
Quantity and Value of Miscella-
neous Manufactures in 1860....21
Comparative Statement of Bank-
ing for '50, '60...
..21
Productions of Agriculture for
1850 and 1860...
..22-26
Crops Peculiar to Southern States.27
Newspapers and Periodicals in
1860. Average Number to each
Person...

.38 Real Estate and Personal Prop-
erty in 1850-60.
Immigration....

.27

.47 Pay of Soldiers-Legalizing Pres-
.48 ident's Acts....

.28

.38

28

.48 Armed Ships and Floating Bat-
.49 teries, to provide for construc-
.49. tion of...

Asserted Insecurity of Slave Prop-
erty Untrue....

28

.38

.49 Fortifications, Flogging in the
.50 Army, etc...

.38

Sexes-Excess of Males or Fe-
males in the Different States...28
Number of Deaf and Dumb, Blind,
Insane, Idiotic. Number of
Slaves Manunitted During Year.28
Cost of Taking Census.... ....28
Railroads of the United States,
Cost of Construction, etc......29
Organization of United States
Army, Regular and Volunteer,
Rank and Classification of Offi-
...55.
cers, with Pay, etc........29-31
.56-63 The Navy of United States. No.
of Vessels, Tuns and Tunnage,

.50 Proclamations by the President...39
.51 The Slaveholders' Rebellion, va-
..52 rious acts of Rebels from Nov.
.53 10, 1860 to Dec. 27, 1861....40-46
.53 Population of United States, by
..54 Census of 1860 and 1850....47-55
.54 Population of United States with
.56 Decennial Increase from 1800 to
1850...
.58 Election Returns..
59 Maine..

.57

.56

To Secure Freedom to All Persons
in Territories of U. S...
Prohibits Army from Catching
Slaves....
Representatives to Hayti and Li-
beria.....

34

.34

..34

.34

Disposal of Africans Taken from
Slave Ships...
Pacific R. R. and Telegraph Act..34
To Secure Homesteads to Actual
Settlers
the Public Do-
35-37

main...

on

..37

Lands for Colleges...
.37
Single Congressional Districts.. .37
Anti-Bribery Law....
Hours and Wages in Navy-Yards.37
Department of Agriculture Estab-
lished...

Louisiana..
Iowa...
Michigan..
Missouri

Wisconsin.

Votes of Union Soldiers in Penn.,
Iowa, Wis., Mo., Col. Ter.....63
Loyal State Governments........64
Popular Vote for President......64
1864.

.24

Government of United States, Ex-
ecutive and Judiciary...
.23
Ministers and Envoys to Foreign
Countries...
.23
Members of Thirty-Eighth Con-
gress....
Table of Wholesale Prices in New-
York, from 1847 to 1863.. .26
Synopsis of principal Acts passed
at Third Session of Thirty-Sev-
enth Congress..
.27-35
Discharge of Disabled Soldiers...27
West Virginia admitted...
Imprisonment of Criminals con-
victed in District of Columbia..27
Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
37 priations
...38 Revenue Cutter service..
..38 Amending Act to collect Taxes in
Insurrectionary Districts..
38 Volunteer Force in Kentucky.
..38 Army Appropriations.

...37

To Prevent and Punish Frauds by
Officers Making Contracts for
the Government..

To Punish Polygamy.
Oath of Office...

Establishes a Mint in Colorado...38]
Courts Martial...
Allotment Certificates..

Miscellaneous Acts and Joint Res-
olutions, etc., etc....

Post-Office...

..27

Richmond Markets...

.42-44

.44

.45

.46

.46

The Slaveholders' Rebellion-
Brief Chronicle of Events..47-54
Election Returns......
Maine....
New-Hampshire..

Pennsylvania..
Kentucky..
Michigan..
Ohio....

.55---67

.55

...55

Vermont

..55

..58

.59

.60

.60

Territory of Arizona formed... ..29
.39 To provide a National Currency..29
Provisions of the New Law......39 To prevent correspondence with

Rebels......

Bribery-Extension of Act of '62.30
Punishment of Frauds upon the
Government...

The Internal Revenue or Tax
Bill, Licenses, Specific Duties,
Stamp Duties, Ad Valorem Du-
ties, Income Tax...... ..40-42
Collection of Taxes in Insurrec- Increase of Army Officers..
tionary Districts...
.42 Post-Office Laws, Rates, etc..
The U. S. Tariff of '62......42-45 Ways and Means
The Slaveholders' Rebellion- The Enrolling Law
Brief Chronicle of Events..46-48
Diagram Illustrating Relative Po-
sition of each State, with Ratio
of Increase from 1790 to 1860..49
Election Returns....
Maine....
Rhode Island..
New-Hampshire.

Massachusetts..
Connecticut

New-York...

New-York City.

Kansas...

Vermont..
New-Jersey..
Pennsylvania..
California..

Ohio...

Minnesota..

Indiana....

Oregon.
Dakota..

Illinois....

Colorado Territory.
Kentucky

West Virginia.
Nebraska...

To prevent Revenue Frauds..
Suspending Habeas Corpus-Pres
ident permitted to....
Letters of Marque...
.50-62 Testimony to go abroad..
.50 Lands for Kansas.

.50 Indian Appropriations..

Nevada...

....67
Votes of United States Soldiers...68
.33 Soldiers' vote in Libby Prison....69
33 Loyal State Governments, Gov-
ernors, Expiration of Terins, Sal-
aries, etc...

.33
.34 Popular vote for President.....

.341

.34

1865.

.70

..70

.34 United States Government-Ex-

.50 Education of Colored Youth in ecutive and Judiciary..........17

.52 Emancipation Proclamation......35
.53 The cost of War for four years...36 Members of Thirty-Ninth Con-
.53 The United States Army.

.53 The United States Navy.

.37 gress, as far as chosen...
.37 Synopsis of Acts of Congress 21-33
Second Assistant Secretary of

.54 Indebtedness of the United States.37
55 Shrinkage of the Rebellion.......38
.56 Arms and Ammunition on hand at
the beginning of the War, and
procured since...

.56

57

.57 Proclamation of Amnesty.

Congress.

..58 Vote for Speaker of Thirty-Eighth

59

.59 The Great European Complica-
tions-Poland, Schleswig-Hol-

.59

.59 stein, German Confederacy, Ita-

.38

Revived....

.39

Loan Act...

.40

Liquor Taxation,..

21

...21

Against selling Sprituous Li-
quors to Indians..

Ambulance System...

222 222

Nevada Enabling Act..........22

.30 The Union Party in 1865-Resolu-
tions of the Union State Conven-
.30 tions....
43-46
.30 Impartial Suffrage-Laws in the
Office of Solicitor and Naval Several States.
.46-48
Judge-Advocate....

.30 President Lincoln's Second In-