Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

The monthly pay infantry shall follows: of he hundred and ninety dollars; one red seventy dollars; of major, hunel rd fifty doa captain hundred and thirty dollars; oars; second lieutenant, eighty doalS.-a qt Co.f Coa. llach 6th, 1861, l6.
 Pay of Cavalry Officers.
 The pay the officers of the cavalry shall be follows colo nel and dollars of hundred first lieutenant hundred dollars second eaenn ninety dollars the auaut dollars per month in addition pay euten- ant.--4a of Cont. Con-, -Aarch GA, lS6l I1. Pay of Staff Officers.
 The pay of the oers the generals staa except those of hs medical department shall be the that cavalry three thousand dollars which shall be in full M pay and allowances, that grade shall hundred dollars surgeon than that gla shall hundred dollars an assistant surgeon of ten wears service in that e one u- dred and fifty doas surgeon that grade hundred and thirty doa and assistant surgeon of less than five years service that grade hundred nl ten dollars month.-4la ot 6M 1Narch, 1S6l, sec. r. Allowance to Officers.
 There shall be allowed il addition the pay herenbeoc pov every commissioned officer except the general nine dollars per mtyohoneevf five serv and to the officers Of the army of the U S. who have gne who resign to e received into the service of the Confederate States this additional pay shall Le allowed from the date of their entrance into the former eY there shall also be additional monthly allowance every general officer separate actually in the ed of hun ded dollars.
 The pay officers heenbefore established shall be in full of all allowances forage u quarters and aveIng while mer orders The allowance of forage fuel and quarters shall be fixed by regulations and shall be furnished in kind except when officers serving stations without troops where public quarters cannot o a in which they be allowed in lieu of forage eight dollars per month for each horse which they be entitled provided they actually kept in and numbered quarters may e cunrtd at rate to be fixed by the secretary o wa" and fuel at the market pcedelvere yelling under orders shall be allowed mileage at the rate of ten cents per mile.
 In time of officers shall be entitled to draw forage for horses according grade follows: bisade general tou "unt and inspector general general commay general ana the colonel of engineers artillery cavalry and infantry three each all lieu majors and captains of the general Sta engineer light artillery and cavalry three each leutenats serving in the corps of utenants of light artillery and cavalry three each In peace general and field officers three eac officers below the field officers in the general corps of engineers light artillery and cavalry Prrdd S o1 ase That the horses are actually kept service and muel No enlisted n the service of the Confederate States shall be employed as by officer n the a4my4a Con- Congress- GM oh S6 sections l9 20 and 2l
 Pay of Prvates and Non commissioned Officers.
 The monthly pay the enlisted the army of the Confederate States shall follows: That of searent workman of tne engineer cops trtyve dollars that of corporal twenty dollars scagents seventeen dollars eooas aersad black smiths dollars musicians thirteen dollars and prvaes twelve dollars; sagen major Of artillery and infantry twenty dollars scaren twenty dollars each segen seventeen dollars copo thirteen dollars musicians twelve dollars and p yates dollars each The nonconmissoned officers artiee, musicians and prvaes serving in light batteries shall same pay as those of cavayAa Congress Aoeh GM, 1e6l, -2
 Pay the Ordnance Department The president shall be authorized many master arorrs makers back,mth arers and aboe ordnance service Nc deem necessary not exceeding in all one hpnled men, No shall carriage maker blacksm shall be tior dollars per month carriage makers and backsmts twenty dollar. ariccIs dollars, and aboe thirteen dollars per mouth.-1a ef Congress, 6M Aa"h. SG1 aee. B
 Rations
 enlisted of the army of the Confederate States shall ration per day. and yearly allowance of cotns the quantity of each be established by regulations department, Q be approved by the president.
 ons generally be issued in kn lu under circumstances e necessary the communication the ration shall regulations of the department approved by the peent1d o Coyederae Congress- Narch GM 1861, sections A and p.
 Clothing
 Volunteers shall furnish their clote when called into and remaining heIen instead clothing, every conl stoned officer and private shall be ent
 equal the of clothing officer private regular the Confederate sM 1 Ior Me public deteace, oifropd Gh Norch l66l.
 Bonds required of Quare-InasterS and Commissaries.
 All the qGarcmasters and comnssaIi shall entering upon their offices give bonds with good security the Confederate such the shall direct fully for all moneys and public property which they eeveld COderGte Congress- Narc 6M, 1861, sec. 27
 Speulations by Quarermasers and Conissare Forbidden Neither the general the commary general any shall be concerned directly indirectly in the pur chase articles intended for making part apper anng public supplies except for and of the Confederate States they either of them apply his their gain for negotiating business in their respective departments what be allowed by lawd Con- federate Congress- GM 1haych, 1861, 2S.
 Rules end articles of war of the U S. in force. The rules articles of established by the laws of the United of America for the of the hereby declared except where the words United States the words Confederate shall be substituted helefor and that the articles numbers sixty and sixywo hereby abogaed and the following articles substituted therefor.
 ARTICLES OF WAR.