Columbus,
St. Louis,
Booneville,
Jackson,

Warsaw,
Springfield,
Chillicothe,
Menasha,
Falls of St. Croix,
Stevens Point,
La Crosse,

Bay Field,

Eau Claire,

Register.

Samuel M. Hyams,
C. F. Heyerman,
M. B. Hess,

J. C. Blanchard,
Peter White,

Jacob Barns,
J. G. G. Garrett,
Drury Bynum,
Joseph Bell,
Francis G. Baldwin,
Paris Pipkin,
H. L. Brown,
Charles A. Davis,
M. L. Means,
W. H. Graves,
Thomas Walker,
D. R. Curran,
Orpheus Everts,
H. Brawley,
Charles S. Benton,
Wm. McAboy,
W. T. Galloway,
Hy. N. Setzer,
Joel D. Cruttendon,
John R. Bennett,
T. E. Massey,
S. Plumer,
J. C. Dow,
J. B. Culver,
Oscar Taylor,
B. Jennings,
Lafayette Mosher,
James E. Jones,
J. W. Whitfield,
J. Morin,
S. B. Garrett,
John A. Parker, jr.,
G. H. Nixon,
George Donelan,
J. N. H. Patrick,
Isaac W. Smith,
O. P. Richardson.

Receiver.

John La Place.
George S. Frost.
W. L. P. Little.

H. J. Wilson.

Oscar A. Stevens.
Wm. N. Whitehurst.
A. R. Carter.
R. A. Clarke.
Robert D. Haden.
J. S. Dougherty.
E. E. Buckner.
J. J. Turnbaugh.
Nathl. B. Holden.
T. J. Bishop.
Thomas McNally.
Samuel Ryan.
J. D. Reymert.
Albert G. Ellis.
Theo. Rodolf.
T. R. Spencer.
John E. Perkins.
William H. Mower.
Samuel E. Adams.
J. H. McKenney.
George E. Bradley.
B. F. Tillotson.
Christ. Graham.
John Whipple.
William Sawyer.
A. L. Lovejoy.
William J. Martin.
William Brindle.
D. Woodson.
G. J. Clark.
F. Patterson.
P. F. Wilson.
C. B. Smith.
E. A. Deslonde.
G. B. Graff.

J. S. M. Vancleave.
W. A. Street.

Surveyors-General of the Public Lands, November 5th, 1860.

*R. W. Edmundson, Clerk of the Courts, Pontotoc, Mississippi, is Keeper of the Archives of the old Pontotoc Land District.

The number of Indians within the territory of the United States in 1860 was estimated by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs at 350,000.

A. J. Vaughan,

20,000 1,500

Arapahoes, Cheyennes, &c., Thos. S. Twiss,

10,000 1,500

W. E. Murphy,

20,000 1,500

Perry Fuller,

15,000 1,500

Bern'd Schoonover,

20,000 1,500

Seth Clover,
B. J. Newsom,

20,000 1,500

75,000 1,500

Danl. Vanderslice,

10,000 1,500

George B. Graff,

20,000 1,500

W. W. Dennison,

15,000 1,500

A. H. Redfield,

50,000 1,500

New Mexico.

James L. Collins, Sup.of Ind. Affairs. Salary $2,000.

5,000 Silas F. Kendrick,

10,000 J. Walker,

Utah.

Benj. Davies, Superintend. of Ind. Affairs. Salary $2,000
Andrew Humphreys, Agent,
Frederick Dodge,

California.

The Indian Superintendency, Agencies, and Sub-agencies, in California, were abolished by the Act of Congress of June 19, 1860 (ch. 157, Abstracts Pub. Laws, No. 51, post, p. 163.)

Washington and Oregon Territory.

E. R. Geary, Superintendent of Ind. Affairs, Salary $2,500 Bond $70,000

Joshua B. Sykes, G. H. Abbott, and John Owen, Sub-agents, with salaary each of $1,000, and each giving bonds in $2,000.

S. P. Ross and M. Leeper are Special Agents, for Indians in Texas. Their bonds are $5,000 each, and their salary is $ 1,500 per annum.

ARMY PENSION-AGENTS in Office, November, 1860.

Place.

Washington, D.C. G. W. Riggs.

S. Brady.

NAVY PENSION-AGENTS in Office, November, 1860.

Baltimore, Md. J. S. Gittings.
Boston, Mass.
Charleston, S. C. Benj. G. Heriot.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Joel C. Green.
Detroit, Mich.
Hartford, Ct.

H. C. Kibbee.
Seth Belden.

Portland, Me.

John Grayson.

George F. Emery.

When a Pension has remained unclaimed for fourteen months after it has become due and payable, it will not then be paid at an agency; but if an Army pension, the claim must be presented to the third Auditor of the Treasury, and if a Navy pension, to the fourth Auditor.

SUPERVISING INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOATS, AND THEIR DISTRICTS,

No. of
Dist.

November, 1860.

Salary $1,500 each, and reasonable travelling expenses.

Inspector.

District.

Maine to Connecticut, inclusive.

New York to Delaware Bay and tributaries,
and the Hudson River as far north as Troy.
Delaware Bay to Cape Sable, Florida.
Cape Sable to the Rio Grande; Mississippi
River to Baton Rouge; California & Oregon.
The Mississippi above Baton Rouge and its
tributaries, excluding the Ohio, and includ-
ing the Missouri River.

The waters of the Ohio River to the Ken-
tucky River.

Waters of the Ohio above the Kentucky River.
The waters north and west of Lake Erie, in-
cluding the Illinois and Mississippi, above
Missouri.

The waters of Lake Erie, Ontario, and the St.
Lawrence to Champlain.

LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.

Philip F. Thomas, Secretary of the Treasury, President ex officio.

Members

Wm. B. Shubrick, U. S. N.

A. H. Bowman, U. S. Eng. Corps.
A. A. Humphreys, U.S. Topog. Eng.
A. D. Bache, Supt. Coast Survey.

Joseph Henry, Sec'y Smithson. Inst.
Edward G. Tilton, U. S. N.
Secretaries.

Raphael Simmes, U. S. N.
W. B. Franklin, U. S. Top. Eng.

III. ARMY LIST.||

1. WINFIELD SCOTT,¶ Major-General, (commissioned June 25, 1841,) General-in-Chief. Head-quarters at New York.

*John E. Wool, Brigadier-General,

*David E. Twiggs,

William S. Harney,

66

66

commissioned June 25, 1841.

June 14, 1858.

July 15, 1852.

66

June 25, 1841.

66

May 28, 1853.

June 28, 1860.

66

April 18, 1818.

66

Nov. 30, 1836.

July 20, 1854.

Dec. 7, 1838.

July 7, 1838.

July 10, 1851.

Samuel Cooper, Col. and Adj.-Gen.,
†Sylvester Churchill, Col. and Inspector-Gen.,
Jos. K. F. Mansfield, Col. and Inspector-Gen.,
Jos. E. Johnston, Brig.-Gen. & Quartermast.-Gen., “
*George Gibson, Col. and Commissary-Gen.,
Thomas Lawson, Col. and Surgeon-Gen.,
Benj. F. Larned, Col. and Paymaster-Gen.,
tCol. Joseph G. Totten, Chief Engineer,
Col. J. J. Abert, Chief Topographical Engineer,
Col. Henry K. Craig, Chief of Ordnance,
Brevet-Major John F. Lee, Judge Advocate,
Major Albert J. Myer, Signal-Officer,
2. FIELD OFFICERS OF THE CORPS OF
ENGINEERS, AND ORDNANCE, AND
Engineers.

+ Col. Joseph G. Totten,
Lieut.-Col. Sylvanus Thayer,
66 René E. De Russy,
Major Richard Delafield,**
66 Henry Brewerton,

We are greatly indebted to the Adjutant-General for correcting this List to Nov. 1, 1860. Lt.-Gen. by brevet, from March 29, 1847, by joint resolution of Feb. 15, 1855. **Superintendent of the Military Academy at West Point, with local rank of Colonel.