Footnotes
Reading edition
1 (return) Sent to the heads of the Executive Departments, etc.
2 (return) See pp. 303-304.
3 (return) See pp. 224-225.
4 (return) See pp. 305-307.
5 (return) See pp. 323-224.
6 (return) See p. 406.
7 (return) See pp. 489-490.
8 (return) See pp. 223-224.
9 (return) See pp. 490-491.
10 (return) See pp. 308-309.
11 (return) See pp. 394-397.
12 (return) See p. 370.
13 (return) See p. 270.
14 (return) See pp. 529-530.
15 (return) See p. 538.
16 (return) See p. 611.
17 (return) See Executive order of September 24, 1864, Vol. VI, pp. 240-241.
18 (return) Storekeepers shall be classed as clerks, and vacancies in that class shall be filled by assignment.
19 (return) See pp. 603-607.
20 (return) See pp. 620-627.
21 (return) See pp. 628-530.
22 (return) See p. 612.
23 (return) See p. 612.
24 (return) See p. 610.
25 (return) See pp. 630-635.
26 (return) See p. 627.
27 (return) See p. 612.
28 (return) See p. 800.
29 (return) See pp. 804-805.
30 (return) The British minister at Washington, who was given his passports for writing an indiscreet letter on American politics.
31 (return) See pp. 469-470.
32 (return) See pp. 411-413.