Congress / Government of the United States Revenue Cutter Service WASHINGTON / TREASURY DEPARTMENT / UNITED STATES REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE / United States Navy / U. S. Revenue Cutter Service / T. / navy / Department of the Treasury / GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE / /
Person
Edward Carlisle Boynton / Treasury / W. R. Wells / II / S. P. CHASE / /
Position
Captain / contractor / collector / contractor and the superintendent / General Regulations / President / individual captain and local collector / commanding officer / commissioner / purchasing officer / President of the United States / chief engineer / disbursing officer / captain / first lieutenant / collector / officer / clerk / commander / Major / petty officer / deputy collector / and a clerk / representative / Secretary of the Treasury / U.S. Coast Guard History Program Editor / revenue officer / regular commanding officer / Secretary / assistant / officer / superintendent / collector / the commanding officer / Secretary of the Treasury or Collector may direct / deputy collector / legal representative / /
U.S. Coast Guard History Program Editor Note: These 1862 Regulations of the U. S. Revenue Cutter Service were the most comprehensive to date. Although strongly influenced by those of the U. S. Navy, they began the long