Mutiny-Continued. Extenuated by oppressive acts, 33. Mere acts of insubordination or disorderly con- duct not, 31. Penalty for, 22 A. W. Penalty for failing to quell, etc,, 23 A. W. Variance in, 2443. National cemetery: Appraisement of land for, 1763. Appropriation for maintenance of, 1765, 2107. Gettysburg- Burial of soldiers at, 1771. Erection of monument at, 1772. Land by right of eminent domain, 1769. Superintendents— Jurisdiction over, 168, 1767. Removal from office of, 1767. Status of, 1767. National guard: Enlistment in Army, not a discharge from, 1281. Loan of public property to, 2095. Status of, in militia, 1729-1731. National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers: Court-martial, 1038. National military parks: Purchase of land for, 2304. National parks: Private property, taxation, 2433. National Soldiers' Home: Forfeitures accruing to, 1384, note. Natural waterways, 1493. Naturalization: (See Citizenship.) Military service, 401, 421. Service in Navy, 402. Navigable waters: (See Navigation.) Construction of fish weirs in, 1783, 1784. Dumping in, 1786, 1787, 1794. Floatable streams as, 1793. Ice, harvesting of, on, 1795. Laying water pipes on bed of, 1792. Distinguished from those of States, 1777. When rivers are, 614. Property in bed and shore of, 613, 1488, note, 1559, 1773. Removal by United States of fish nets, etc., from, 1711, 1712, 1781. Right of conservation of, 613. Toll, illegal levying on vessels, 1790. Navigable waters-Continued. Unrestricted grant to railroad includes author- ity to bridge, 625. Wholly within a State-, 613-616. Legislation concerning, 615. Navigation: (See Navigable waters and Obstruc- tions to navigation.) Authority of Secretary of War over, 1773-1775. Bridges as obstructions to, 615, note, 617, 632-635, Dumping of deposits and ballast, 1786, 1787, 1794. Establishing harbor lines in aid of, 1782, 1786, Fish nets, etc., removal of, by United States, 1711, Fish weirs, construction of, 1783, 1784. Improvement to, as affecting private rights, 1779. Laying water pipes on bed of river, 1792. Obstructions to-, 1773-1777. A criminal act, 1776. Removal of, by Secretary of War, 1775. Of canals, etc., rules and regulations for, 1493. Power of Congress to legislate in regard to, Power of conservation of, improvements to, 1780. Toll, illegal levying on vessels, 1790. Use of revetment by private parties, 1791. Wrecks, removal of, 1774, 1789. Naval cadet, 654 note, 658. Noncommissioned officer: Appointment as second lieutenant, 411. Date of warrant, 1798. Lance sergeant not a, 411. Not eligible, after discharge, for promotion, 426. On detached service, appointment of, as second Principal musician not a, 411. Reduction to the ranks, 2149, 2150-2152. Retention of warrants on reduction to ranks, 2150. Suspension, 2423, note. Violence, etc., to, how charged, 21. Northern Pacific Railroad. Right of way, 2261. Notaries publle: Acceptance of fees as, by clerk of War Depart- ment, 807. Enlisted men as, 1819. Notice: Acceptance of resignation, 2184, 2186-2188. Constructive, 1848, 1850, 1852. Discharge, trial before, 1039. Dismissal by sentence, 1197. Personal and official, 1848-1850, 1852. Removal of sunken vessel, 1789. Notice to alter bridges, 632-634, 636–640: Hearing of owners, 633, 634, 636, 637, 640. Nurse, contract: Claim for property lost on United States ship, Nurses: Hospital Corps, 1452. Trial of, 162. Oath: (See Perjury.) Administered by judge-advocates of depart- ments, 1803. Administration of, 1819. To sureties on bonds, 540, 553. Affidavits, before whom taken, 1800, 1802. Given by statute only, 1799, 1800. By members of military commission, 1679. Courts of inquiry, members and recorder, 117 False, 60 A. W. Fee to officials not officers, 1801. Judge-advocate, 85 A. W., 274. Judge-advocate, noted in record, 2136ƒ, 2143. Affirmed, 225. As shown in record, 2136f, 2143. Before civil courts, 84 A. W.; note. Secrecy, 228, 229. Of enlistment, 2 A. W.; 1251. Of office-, 1804-1810. Administered to persons in postal service, 1809. As affecting term of service, 1810. Oath-Continued. Of office-Continued. Authority to administer, 1808. Modified or qualified form not authorized, When and by whom taken, 1810. Profane, 53 A. W. Witness, 92 A. W.; 274. Obstructions to navigation: By bridges, 615, note, 617, 632-635, 638, 639, 640. Removal of, 1488, 1489. Secretary of War alone to determine whether, 635. Unauthorized, liability for, 1497. Offenses: Amenability under reenlistment for previous, 2153. Capital- As matter of aggravation in charge, 714. Made punishable by Articles of War, 7, 8. Marriage of soldier not an, 1638. Military, 1695. Militiaman refusing to obey order of President, 1732. Minor included in greater, 304. Not chargeable as conduct prejudicial, etc., 160. On reservations, 673, 693. On United States transports in harbors, juris- Spy, illustrations of, 2347-2349. Surrender of, to civil authority-, 59 A. W.: 94-106. Application for, 95, 100. Triable by military commission, 1680-1684. Adjutant-general of District of Columbia, 1830. Army officer not to hold civil, 1814-1817. Assistant to postmaster, 1833. City and county, 1829. City water engineer, 1817. Commander of State militia, 1817. Consulting engineer to State engineer, 1817. County physician, 1817. Defined, 1811, note. Diplomatic or consular service, 1825, 1826. Office-Continued. Distinction between office and employment, 1816. Election of retired officer to, 2110, 2111. Enlisted men holding, 1819. Exercising functions of, 1816. Function of regimental quartermaster not an, 419. In Regular Army, term of, 397. International Boundary Commission, 1832. In Territory, 1824. Master machinist, 1822. Member of city council, 1821. Not filled until accepted by appointee, 408, note. Oath of, 1804-1810. Officer detailed by the President, 1818. One person may legally hold two, 386, note, 843, Park commissioner, 1817. Postmaster, officer acting as, 1833. Professor of United States Military Academy, 1812. Quartermaster employee, 1821. Resignation of officer, 1825. Retired enlisted men holding, 1820, 2220. Retired officer appointed to, by the President, 2210, 2211. Retired officer holding, 1813, 1823, 2202, 2210- River commission, 1827. Sons of Veterans, United States of America, 1834. The World's Exposition, 1831. Trustee Cincinnati Southern Railroad, 1817. 1822, 1825-1827, 1831-1833, 1835. Work for State or municipality not, 1818. Absence without leave, how charged, 377, note. Accepting compensation from private parties, Accepting presents from foreign governments, Accountability of, for property, after separation Acting judge-advocate, 1854. Adjutant-general of District of Columbia, 1830. Allowances as college professors, 1915. Amenability of, to injunction of State court, 743. Amenability to trial for releasing United States American Society of Civil Engineers, 1828. From supernumerary list, 2407. Not vested in Congress, 2373. Guardian over, for drunkenness, 1040. Officer-Continued. Appropriation by Congress to defray amount of Army, seizure of public property illegally dis- posed of, 2273, 2275. Arrest of, 65 A. W.; 503. As counsel for accused, 985–990. As surety, 536. Assaulting, beating, etc., wife by, 140. On promotion, 2072. Pay account, 1892, note. To office in Cuba and Porto Rico, 1836. Assistant to postmaster, 1833. Attachment of property of, 738, 739. Attempting subornation of perjury by, how Attempting to induce officer to join in fraud, Attending courts, traveling expenses of, 447. Change of date of commission, 2071. Change of record of, after dismissal, 1206. College professors, allowance, 1915. Commander of State militia, 1817. Approval of sentence by, 104, 109 A. W.; 323- Order of, 1853. Acceptance of, 408. Date from which it takes effect, 408. Constructively mustered in, 1840. Consulting engineer to State engineer, 1817. To defend in civil proceedin 975. County physician, 1817. Date of commencement of pay of, 408. Deceased- Effects, accountability for, 127 A. W.; 373. Pardon of, 1866 note. Deficiency of or damage to property, 1839. Defining term civil office, 1817. Depriving of sword of, 65 A. W. At colleges, 829–836. By the President, 1818. Upon militia courts, 1838. Diplomatic or consular service, 1825, 1826. Offcer-Continued. Dismissal of-, 99 A. W., 106 A. W., 107 A. W.; By appointment of successor, 1206–1209. By order, does not disqualify to hold, 1212. For breach of arrest, 65 A. W.; 170, 174. Restoration after, 2042. Retirement or resignation, 2294. Drunk, disorderly, etc., how charged, 129, 130. Duty of, in arresting civilians, 519. Effect of retirement on promotion, 2075. Employment by city, State, or municipality, Engineer, assignment of, on Débris Commission, Erroneous payments, stoppage, 2386. For Ordnance Corps, 1863. For promotion of, 1318–1320. Exercising functions of office, 1816. Failure of, to support wife and children, 141. Report, etc., by, how charged, 124, 125. Families of, allowances, 1918. Forfeiture of pay, 1902, 1903. Former, restoration of, 2370, 2372, 2373. Fraudulent divorce proceedings by, 141. Fugitive from justice, 1876. Gambling with enlisted men, etc., how charged, 131. General, confirmation of sentence of, 108 A. W. Harsh treatment of inferiors, 1875. Holding civil office-, 1814-1816. In a Territory, 1824. Two offices, 1812, 1815, 1816-1837. Honorable discharge to dismissed, 2368. How deprived of pay, 1896. In charge of post exchange, 2006-2008, 2016, 2017. In distant hospital, 1848. Inferior, appointment of, 410. International Boundary Commission, 1832. Insane, tender of resignation, 2186. Issuance- Of commission of prior date, 2363. Of new commission, 2071. Killing of soldiers by, 1634-1636. Lance sergeant not a noncommissioned, 411. For payment on forged voucher, 1410. For subsistence stores, 2388. To taxation, 2426-2428. To trial for State penal offenses, 754. Loss of rank or files, 1626-1632. Manslaughter by, 1633-1636. Marine, with Regular Army officers on courts, Marine-Hospital Service, Hot Springs Hospital, 1455. Omeer-Continued. Medical, 1658-1661. (See Medical officer.) Militia- Appointment of, 1734, 1736. Trial of, after separation from service. 118. No power to solemnize marriage, 1637. Appointment of, as second lieutenants, 411. In desertion, reduction to ranks, 2151. On United States transports, summons served on, 760. Order, when operative, 1848-1850, 1852. Constructive, 1873. Grounds for recommending, 1875, 1876. Park commissioner, 1817. Pay- Accrued, 1895. As acting judge-advocate, 1854. Awaiting sentence, 1896. Deceased, 1839. In arrest, 1896. Prior to muster, 1840. Prior to appointment or muster in, 1895. Restoration of, 1869, note. Separated from service, 1895. Stopped, 1841. Penalty envelopes, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1980. Postmaster, 1833. Preferring charge, interpreter, 1519. Principal musician not a noncommissioned, 411. Privileged communications, 1843. Professor United States Military Academy, 1812. Enlisted man to, 2073, 2074. In case of disability, 2067, 2075, While member of court, 1666, note. Property accountability of, 10, 15 A. W.; 380–383. Power of the President to dismiss, 1210. Publication of improper statement, 2356. Publishing of, for cowardice or fraud, 100 A. W.; 301, 302. Rank-, 123 A. W.; 408, 409, 2122, 2128, 2131. Of volunteer and regular, 123 A. W. Officer-Continued. Readmission of separated, 2042. On what courts may sit, 77 A. W.; 208, 209. Relative rank, 408, 409, 2124–2129. Release from arrest before trial, 71 A. W.; 178. Release of prisoners by, 69 A. W. Relieved as acting judge-advocate, 1854. Rendering service to foreign power, 1375. Minor child of, 2180, 2181. Resignation of, 1825, 1895. After dismissal, 1199, 1200, 1202, 1214, 1215, 1216, Of pay, 1869. Of resigned, 2042. Of retired, 2042. Taxation of, 2179. (See Tar.) Term as used in Articles of War means commis- The World's Exposition, 1831. To keep good order in commands, 54 A. W. From Volunteer to Regular Army, 432. To supernumerary list, 2407. Transportation of remains of, 479. Inferior, 79 A. W.; 210, 211. Military and civil court for same offense, 1036. Upon civil work, allowances, 1916. Use by United States of patent of, 1887. Appointment of regimental, 431. Contracts, 957. Date of muster out of, 1154. Discharge, 2452. |