Title.

Treasury, transmitting report of James W. Taylor, special commis-
sioner for the collection of statistics upon gold and silver mining
east of the Rocky mountains. Letter from the Secretary of the..
Treasury, relative to the cost of the Union Pacific railroad. Letter of
the Secretary of the....

Treasury, relative to taxes paid by banking associations. Letter from
the Secretary of the.....

Treasury, relative to salary tax upon clerks to postmasters. Letter
from the Secretary of the..

Treasury, transmitting list of clerks employed in the department.
Letter from the Secretary of the..

Treasury, relative to cotton claims. Letter from the Secretary of the..
Treasury, relative to the disbursement of the funds appropriated as
extra compensation to clerks in that department. Letter from the
Secretary of the..

Treasury, on the condition of the finances of the government for the
year 1866. Annual report of the Secretary of the..

Reports and documents accompanying the same.

Secretary's report....

Statement No. 1. Duties, revenues, and public expenditures during
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1866...

Statement No. 2. Receipts and expenditures for the quarter ending
September 30, 1866..

Statement No. 3. The indebtedness of the United States.

Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue..

Report of the Comptroller of the Currency

Report of the First Comptroller.

Report of the Second Comptroller

Report of the Commissioner of Customs.

Report of the First Auditor..

Report of the Second Auditor..

Report of the Third Auditor

Report of the Fourth Auditor..

Report of the Fifth Auditor..

Report of the Auditor for the Post Office Department..

Report of the Treasurer..

Report of the Register

Report of the Solicitor...

Report of the Supervising Architect.

Report of the Light-house Board..

Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey.

Report of the Director of the Mint.....

Special report upon the United States branch mint, San Francisco,
and matters connected therewith....

Statement No. 4. Gold, silver, and copper coinage at the mint of
the United States in the several years from its establishment in
1792, and the coinage at the branch mints and the New York
assay office, from their organization to June 30, 1866......
Statement No. 5. Exports and imports of coin and bullion from 1821
to 1866, inclusive; also the excess of imports and exports during
the same year.........

Instructions to special commissioners to collect mining statistics in
the States and Territories west and east of the Rocky mountains..
Report of the Supervising Inspector of Steamboats
Special report upon the cause of the loss of the steamer Evening

Star.

Report of the Director of the Bureau of Statistics..
Statement No. 6. Amount of the public debt on the first day of Jan-
uary in each of the years from 1791 to 1842, inclusive, and at
various dates in subsequent years, to July 1, 1866.....

Statement No. 7. Revenue collected from the beginning of the gov-
ernment to June 30, 1866, under the several heads of customs,
internal revenue, direct tax, postage, public lands, and miscella-
neous sources, with the receipts from loans and treasury notes,
and the total receipts....

Statement No. 8. Expenditures from the beginning of the govern-
ment to June 30, 1866, under the several heads of civil lists,
foreign intercourse, Navy department, War Department, pensions,
Indian department, and miscellaneous, with the interest and prin-
cipal of the public debt, and total expenditures.

Statement No. 9. Domestic exports for the fiscal year ending June

30, 1866

Statement No. 10. Foreign exports for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1866

Statement No. 11. Imports for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1866..
Statement No. 12. Foreign tonnage, entrances, and clearances, by
districts, for fiscal year ending June 30, 1866..

Statement No. 13. Foreign tonnage, entrances and clearances, by
countries, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1866 ...
Statement No. 14. Domestic tonnage, old admeasurement, by dis-
tricts, for the year 1866...

Statement No. 15. Domestic tonnage, new admeasurement, by dis-
tricts, for the year 1866....

Statement No. 16. Gross value of the exports and imports from the
beginning of the government to June 30, 1866...

Statement No. 17. Foreign merchandise imported, exported, and
consumed annually from 1821 to 1866, with the population and
rate of consumption per capita calculated for each year
Statement No. 18. Value of domestic produce and foreign merchan-
dise, exclusive of specie, exported annually from 1821 to 1866....
Statement No. 19. Export of staple products, breadstuffs, provisions,
oils, and animal products for seven years.

Statement No. 20. Value of leading articles of manufacture exported
from 1847 to 1966

Statement No. 21. Amount of tonnage of the United States annually
from 1789 to 1866, inclusive; also, the registered and enrolled
and licensed tonnage employed in steam navigation each year....
Statement No. 22. Amount expended at each custom-house in the
United States during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1866....
Statement No. 23. Number of persons employed in each district of
the United States for the collection of customs during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1866, with their occupation and compen-
sation

Statement No. 24. General results of all receipts and disposal of
merchandise within the United States during the fiscal year end-
ing June 30, 1866 .........

Statement No. 25. Liabilities of the United States to various Indian
tribes under stipulations of treaties, &c

Statement No. 26. Stocks held in trust by the United States for the
Chickasaw national fund and the Smithsonian Institution

V.

Vessels. Message from the President of the United States relative to
amounts charged to the State Department for services of naval.....

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No. 2. Report of Brevet Brigadier General James A. Ekin, first
division, supply of public animals...

No. 3. Report of Brevet Brigadier General James A. Ekin, cavalry
bureau

No. 4. Second division, (clothing and equipage,) report of Brevet
Brigadier General A. J. Perry

Papers accompanying the same.

Statement of damaged and unserviceable articles sold during the
fiscal year

Statement of uniform clothing, camp and garrison equipage not
used in depot, June 30, 1866...

Statement of expense on account of clothing, camp and garrison
equipage at principal depots during the fiscal year

Statement of articles issued to the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen,
and Abandoned Lands

Statement showing the number of returns of accounts of officers
examined and sent to the treasury for final settlement...
Statement of claims received ..

No. 5. Third division, (ocean and lake transportation,) report of
Brevet Brigadier General George D. Wise

Statement of claims presented, audited, and rejected....

No. 6. Fourth division, (rail and river transportation,) report of
Colonel Alexander Bliss.

Papers accompanying the same.

Statement showing the number of troops and others and quanti-
ties of supplies transported during the fiscal year..
Table of payments made during the fiscal year for this trans-
portation

credit during the fiscal year.

Statement of indebtedness of the several railroads for railroad
material sold to them by the United States

Statement showing names, lengths, &c., and railroads operated
by the United States during the war..

Statement of number of engines and cars purchased, built, and
captured, and disposition made of them........

Statement of cost of operating military railroads during the war
Statement of sales of military railroad property for cash and on

Statement of cost of materials and labor performed for the con-
struction and maintenance of way on the United States military
railroads in the military division of the Mississippi...
Statement showing the steamboats, barges, &c., belonging to
the United States at the beginning of the fiscal year, their dis-
position and proceeds of sale.

Statement of sales of coal belonging to transportation department
on the western waters during the fiscal year...
List of boats destroyed on the Mississippi river and its tributaries
from May, 1861, to the surrender of General Kirby Smith and
cessation of hostilities...

Statement exhibiting in detail the number and character of claims
received in the fourth division in the fiscal year, and action
thereon..

List of vessels chartered, impressed, and employed during the
fiscal year

No. 7. Report of Brigadier General D. C. McCallum, director and
chief manager of military railroads of the United States during

the war.

No. 8. Report of Colonel Anson Stager, United States military tele-
graph

No. 9. Fifth division, (regular supplies quartermaster's department,)
report of Brigadier General S. L. Brown....

No. 10. Sixth division, (barracks and quarters and cemeteries,) re-
port of Brevet Brigadier General J. J. Dana

Papers accompanying the same.

Report in relation to cemeteries during the fiscal year..
Schedule of actual or contracted or estimated cost of the various
items connected with the disinterment and remains of deceased
soldiers in various sections of the United States.
Circular to chief quartermasters on the subject of burial of soldiers
throughout the United States...

List of national cemeteries in the neighborhood of Washington
and in Virginia under the charge of Lieutenant Colonel James
M. Moore, A. Q. M..........

Extract from report of Captain E. B. Whitman on cemeteries of
Middle Tennessee, September 1, 1865..

No. 11. Seventh and ninth divisions, (military trains and incidental
allowances, records, and correspondence,) report of Brevet Brig-
adier General B. C. Card..........

Papers accompanying the same.

Statement of number and amount of claims received, paid, and
remaining on hand in seventh division during the fiscal year
The same from July 1 to September 30, 1866
No. 12. Statement, with tables, of number of wagons, ambulances,
carts, harness, &c., purchased, fabricated, captured, sold, and
expended during the fiscal year, as shown by reports of officers
in the office on the 8th instant

No. 13. Eighth division, (inspection,) report of Brevet Brigadier
General G. V. Rutherford.

Papers accompanying the same.

List of principal depots, with names of officers in charge during
the fiscal year...

List of inspectors of the quartermaster's department during the
fiscal year

List of officers who have served as chief quartermasters of armies.
List of officers in charge of divisions in the Quartermaster Gen-
eral's office....

List of officers who have served as senior and supervising quarter-
masters of military divisions ....

List of officers who have served as chief quartermasters of corps..
List of officers who have served as chief quartermasters of divisions.
List of officers of the quartermaster's department who have been
promoted by brevet.....

Report of the Commissary General of Subsistence.

Report of the Surgeon General....

Report of the Paymaster General.

Report of the Chief of Engineers..

Report of the Chief of Ordnance..
Report of the Signal Officer...

Report of the Commissioner of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands ....

War, transmitting reports of Quartermaster General, Commissary Gen-
eral, and Paymaster General, as to amounts expended in suppressing
Indian hostilities during 1864-'65. Letter from the Secretary of....

Title.

War, transmitting a report of inspection of military posts. Letter from
the Secretary of

War, transmitting a report of the Chief of Engineers relative to the
improvement of the harbor at Chicago. Letter from the Secretary of.
War, transmitting information respecting the protection of the routes
across the continent to the Pacific from molestation by hostile
Indians. Letter from the Secretary of...

War, transmitting a report on the subject of the surveys of the Rock
and Illinois rivers

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War, relative to purchases by the Ordnance department. Letter from
the Secretary of

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War, relative to contracts by the Quartermaster General's department.
Letter from the Secretary of.....

7

War, relative to claims for horses seized in Indiana by United States
authorities. Letter from the Secretary of.....
War, relative to the wreck of the steamer Scotland.
Secretary of.....

7

War, transmitting reports of inspection by Generals Rusling and
Hazen. Letter from the Secretary of...

7

War, relative to the New Orleans riots. Letter from the Secretary of..
War, transmitting statement of arms manufactured and repaired, and
expenditures made at the Springfield armory. Letter from the Secre-
tary of....

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War, relative to contracts for fire-arms made since April, 1864. Letter
from the Secretary of...

War, relative to smail-arms manufactured at the Springfield armory,
and purchased elsewhere. Letter from the Secretary of...
War, transmitting a report by the Chief of Engineers respecting certain
public works. Letter from the Secretary of..
War, transmitting report of the Chief of Engineers, with General
Warren's report of the surveys of the Upper Mississippi river and its
tributaries. Letter from the Secretary of.

War, relative to the case of Michael McCann's claim for services of the
barge Charles Warner. Letter from the Secretary of..
War, relative to the condition of affairs in Texas. Letter from the
Secretary of....

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War, transmitting General Cram's report on the St. Clair flats. Letter
from the Secretary of....

10

War, transmitting papers relative to the purchase of the steamship
Illinois. Letter from the Secretary of

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War, transmitting reports relative to harbor improvements on Lake
Michigan. Letter from the Secretary of

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War, transmitting information relative to the riot at Norfolk. Letter
from the Secretary of....

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War, transmitting a report of the Chief of Engineers relative to a sunken
wreck near Sandy Hook light-house. Letter from the Secretary of.
War, transmitting a report of the Chief of Engineers of the survey and
improvement of the rapids of the Mississippi river. Letter from the
Secretary of...

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War, relative to the harbor of Ontonagon. Letter from the Secre-
tary of.....

War, relative to the survey of Plattsburg harbor. Letter from the
Secretary of

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War, transmitting a report of the Chief of Engineers relative to the sur-
vey of Hell Gate, New York. Letter from the Secretary of.....
War, transmitting report of the survey and improvement of the Kenne-
bec and Penobscot rivers. Letter from the Secretary of......
War, transmitting a correspondence between the commandant of the
Augusta arsenal and the president of the Augusta and Summerville
railroad. Letter from the Secretary of......

War, relative to the issue of rations to persons not belonging to the
army. Letter from the Secretary of ..