Annual Report (or Report) of the Secretary of War, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1876 |
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Page 75
... troops has been generally good ; the epidemic pre- vailing in certain portions of the South having been guarded against by timely change of location of troops . The diminished condition of the strength of the companies in the Army and ...
... troops has been generally good ; the epidemic pre- vailing in certain portions of the South having been guarded against by timely change of location of troops . The diminished condition of the strength of the companies in the Army and ...
Page 264
... troops , and is recommended for the use of companies and large hospitals , according to the number of men to be provided for . The No. 1 is recommended for small hospitals , bands , detach- ments , officers ' messes , and for officers ...
... troops , and is recommended for the use of companies and large hospitals , according to the number of men to be provided for . The No. 1 is recommended for small hospitals , bands , detach- ments , officers ' messes , and for officers ...
Page 497
... troops at times very desirable in the interests of peace and order , spring mostly from two sources : First . The unsettled relations of the two races resulting from their several conditions , as owners of the soil and its cultivators ...
... troops at times very desirable in the interests of peace and order , spring mostly from two sources : First . The unsettled relations of the two races resulting from their several conditions , as owners of the soil and its cultivators ...
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1st lt accounts Adjutant-General's Office agency amount appropriation Ariz Army Artillery ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENERAL assistant quartermaster August Balloch band Barracks Board brevet Capt Captain cemeteries cents Cheyenne chief quartermaster claims clothing Colonel command Company Congress Creek Custer Department of Dakota depot disbursing disbursing-officer duty ending June 30 enlisted feet Fifth Cavalry fiscal year ending Fort Barrancas Fort Leavenworth Fort Vancouver Fort Walla Walla Headquarters horses inches long inches wide Indians July June 30 Kans Lieut Lieutenant-Colonel March ment miles Military Division Missouri Nebr October Ordnance Pacific Railroad paymaster purchased quartermaster Quartermaster-General Quartermaster's Department received recommended recruits Regiment of Infantry respectfully Rosebud Saint scouts Secretary Secretary of War September Seventh Cavalry Sioux Sitting Bull soldiers Special Orders station stoves straps subsistence supplies Third Cavalry tion Tongue River Total transportation Treasury troops United Walla War Department Yellowstone