Lot 918
CONFEDERATE IMPRINTS
A large grouping of official Confederate imprints, including congressional bills, general orders, messages from the president, etc. Includes: Sec. of War request for fund, Feb. 15, 1854 (P&W 2307); Sec. of War payment for a schooner sunk to block a channel in Mobile Bay, Dec. 21, 1864 (P&W 2299); Sec. of War payment for impressed property, Dec. 3, 1864 P&W 2294); Sec. of War re: special exchanges of prisoners, Nov. 21, 1864 (P&W 2291); Sec. of War re: organizing a general staff, Nov. 17, 1864 (P&W 2290); Sec. of Treasury re: printing expenses, Dec. 10, 1864 (P&W 2101); Sec. of Treasury re: need for additional funds for Trans-Mississippi Dept, Dec. 28, 1864 (P&W 2048); Sec. of Treasury re: estimated funds to maintain Confederate gov't, May 2, 1864 (P&W 2036); Sec. of the Navy, re: use of coal from the captured steamer "Advance", Jan. 4, 1865 (P&W 1683); Sec. of the Navy, re: establishin a mill at Albany, Ga., Dec. 21, 1864 (P&W 1682); Sec. of War, re: list of quartermaster, Feb. 7, 1864 (P&W 2305); General Order No. 1, Jan. 3, 1863, rules for drafting troops (P&W 2430); General Order No. 1, Jan. 1, 1862, re: bounties and furloughs to privates and non-coms, 4pp. (P&W2429); General Order No. 53, re: rules for impressing property, May 1, 1863 (P&W 2430); General Order No. 38, re: soldier's retaining right to vote, Apr. 7, 1863 (P&W 2430); General Order No. 44, re: punishment of death for desertion, but whipping is forbidden, Apr. 16, 1863 (P&W 2430); General Order No. 48, re: elected officials excused from military service, Apr. 22, 1863 (P&W 2430); House Bill, Jan. 4, 1864 repealing military exemptions, 3pp. (P&W 625); House Bill, Jan. 9, 1864 annual government appropriations, 11pp. (P&W 635); House Bill, Nov. 26, 1864, duties imposed on various imported goods, from 0 to 50%, 2pp. (P&W 722); House Bill, May 16, 1864, organization of, and appointments to the Bureau of Conscription, 3pp. (P&W 698); House Bill, May 12, 1864, establishes a Bureau of Foreign Supplies in the War Dept., 6pp. (P&W 689); (Second copy, P&W 680); House Bill, May 3, 1864 re: officers purchasing rations and clothing from quartermasters, 1p. (P&W 677); House Bill, Jan. 8, 1864, increases pay to soldiers and compensation for families of those killed, 2pp. (P&W 633); House Bill, Jan. 15, 1864, re: issuance of treasury notes, 2pp. (P&W 645); House Bill, Jan. 18, 1864, offers clothing to wounded and invalids at government cost, 1p. (P&W 650); House Bill, May 26, 1864, re: supplemental funding needed to support the government, with great detail, 12pp. (P&W 703); House Bill Nov. 8, 1864, re: consolidating companies, battalions, and regiments from the same state (in light of the many deaths), 2pp. (P&W 715); House Bill, Dec. 13, 1864, re: a duty on tobacco and cotton exported abroad, 1p. (P&W 742); House Bill, Jan. 30, 1865, re: taxes levied in order to finance the war, 7pp. (P&W 798); House Bill, Dec. 5, 1864, re: tax dispute finality, 2pp. (P&W 404); House Bill, Nov. 18, 1864, re: an act to define and punish conspiracy aghainst the CSA, also lays out punishments, 2pp. (P&W 719); House Bill, Feb. 24, 1865, re: additional appropriations needed to finance the government for six months, 2pp. (P&W 819); House Bill, Feb. 24, 1865, re: regulations for taxing banks and bank notes, 6pp. (P&W 820); House Bill, Feb. 5, 1863, re: payment of officers under temporary appointment, 2pp. (P&W 575); House Bill, Dec. 11, 1863, re: a tax on treasury note, 1p. (P&W 591); House Bill, May 3, 1864, re: organization of a corps of scouts and signal guards to facilitate communication with the Trans-Mississippi Dept, 2pp. (P&W 676); House Bill, Dec. 14, 1863, re: funding of treasury notes, 1p. (P&W 593); House Bill, Jan. 8, 1864, increases the size of the army, 3pp. (P&W 632); House Amendment, Jan. 5, 1864, increase of real estate tax, 4pp. (P&W 627); House Finance Proposition, Jan. 9, 1864, literally doubles all taxes in the following year, 3pp. (P&W 636); (House Resolution tied to previous, marked "Secret", Jan. 24, 1865, 3pp. (P&W 794); an 1865 amendment by Mr. Baldwin to an impressment bill (P&W 796); an 1862 amendment to the Exemption Bill by Mr. Perkins (P&W 523); a report by J. B. D. Debow on government cotton holdings in Mississippi, May 17, 1864, indicates among other things that 50,000 of 100,000 bales were no longer fit for sale, 7pp. (P&W 2197); House Report from the Committee on the Pay and Clothing of the Army, Feb. 11, 1865, 5pp., cites currency changes ordered by the government as being the cause of late pay for soldiers. Clothing given to those at posts is plentiful, while those in the field go without. Interesting are listings of clothing given to Lee's army over six months, and legislation intended to prevent resale of military items (!) (P&W 888); a draft act authorizing borrowing in order to redeen currency; a Feb. 20, 1863 amendment by Mr. Garnett to further issue treasury notes (P&W 559); Amendment, Dec. 14, 1864 by Mr. Perkins re: redeeming curreny (P&W 743); (Similar Substitute Bill, Dec. 14, 1864 P&W 744); Report of the Special Committe on the Payment of Claims, 7pp., 1864, a questioning of Memminger on how debts should be paid (P&W 889); Amendment by Mr. Chilton, finance bill (P&W 641); Senate Report of the Committe on Finance, Jan. 25, 1864, financial problems facing the CSA and possible remedies, 12pp. (P&W 459). A total of 54 imprints, some stamped with "Rebel Archives" seizure stamp, overall very good to fine condition.
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