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General orders: No. 362
December 2, 1847
Scott, Winfield, 1786-1866
Signed by H.L. Scott. Forbids the export of silver or gold from occupied areas of Mexico. Imprint reading "Bet Field Message" in upper left corner.
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General orders: No. 365
December 6, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Lists sick and wounded soldiers returning home and reporting by letter to the Adjutant General for recruiting service.
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General orders: No. 367
December 7, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Discussion of the dress code.
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General orders: No. 370
December 12, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Partial docket reads "[General] Order, No. 370, [Procee]dings of a [Milit]ary Commission." Proceedings of three trials before a military commission on charges of robbery.
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General orders: No. 371
December 13, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Partial docket reads "[General] Order, No. 371, [Proce]edings of a [Milit]ary Commission." Proceedings of four trials before a military commission on charges of riotous conduct and attempted murder. Two of the defendants are...
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General orders: No. 372
Signed by H.L. Scott. Announcement of increased security and patrols to search for, and protect against, guerillas and rancheros.
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General orders: No. 378
December 18, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Docket reads "No. 378." Proceedings of six trials before a military commission on charges of theft, smuggling alcohol into a barracks, burglary and robbery, and pickpocketing. Major H. Bainbridge presiding.
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General orders: No. 382
December 23, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Order consolidating existing Infantry and Artillery companies in order to equalize their numbers.
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General orders: No. 390
December 26, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Ordering troops in Mexico City, San Angel, and Tacubaya to be mustered and inspected.
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General orders: No. 393
December 29, 1847
Signed by H.L. Scott. Proceedings from sixteen court martials on charges of insubordination, neglect of duty, absence without leave, sleeping on duty, unsoldierlike conduct, and desertion.
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General orders: No. 3
3 January 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Proceedings from six trials before a military commission on charges of murder, theft, and purchasing arms from an American soldier (Mexican citizen). Major H. Bainbridge presiding
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General orders: No. 8
5 January 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Prevention of fraud in paying duties on precious metals includes better record- keeping and soldier escorts.
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General orders: No. 11
7 January 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Proceedings from eighteen court martials on charges of mutinous conduct, desertion, neglect of duty, and drunkenness on duty. Major F. Lee presiding.
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General orders: No. 13
January 10,1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Announces a train of wagons departing Mexico City for Vera Cruz.
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General orders: No. 14
January 11, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Lists the sick and wounded soldiers that are returning home and reporting by letter to the Adjutant General for recruiting service. Printed on blue paper.
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General orders: No. 15
January 11,1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Announces the appointment of Major J.L. Gardner to superintendent of assessments levied for the support of the Army. Printed on blue paper.
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General orders: No. 18
January 15, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Proceedings from thirteen court martials for charges of drunkenness on guard, absence without permission, violations of various articles of war, mutinous conduct, and unsoldierlike conduct. Lieutenant Colonel Peter W.L...
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General orders: No. 20
January 17, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Docket reads "Genl. Orders, No. 20." Letter from Secretary of War W.L. Marcy to the General-in-Chief of Mexico expressing the President's pride in the American's efforts in that country.
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General orders: No. 27
January 20, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Docket reads "Genl. Scott's Order No. 27, [illegible]." Announces the proper military burial of all soldiers regardless of rank, except those executed as felons.
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General orders: No. 28
January 22, 1848
"Col. Geary" inscribed on back page. Publication of Ordnance summaries. Includes blank spreadsheets for recording goods used for a particular company. Crude string binding intact.
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General orders: No. 31
January 27, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Continues General Orders No. 376 and 395 of 1847 regarding gold and silver bullion.
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General orders: No. 34
January 28, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Announces that all public horses retained for personal use by officers must be returned to the Quartermaster.
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General orders: No. 45
February 4, 1848
Two copies of General Orders No. 45. Proceedings from a court of inquiry of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Miles regarding a precautionary measure taken during a march to the interior of Mexico.
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General orders: No. 47
February 7, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Acquittal of Luz Bega, a Mexican, for enticing soldiers to desert.
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General orders: No. 54
February 12, 1848
Signed by H.L. Scott. Until further notice, no items taken from the enemy can be removed from any fort or city occupied by the American army.
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