New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
HrAparl. Ens. NoE1nrHs pI.r., Drp.n1sksr on

THE SoU1H, HnTos HAN. s. G., April H. 1901.
GRSKRAL OGDERs. No. 3-ko subsistenos forage mules
horses o1en cows sheep cattle OF kind other
er'y pus be removed from the Rsnision. without "a, con
Of the special agent Of the Treasury Department OF or
der, from the . rsst Genere Commanding
Any property the plantation: that may be eqned ior
special s.sn, Of the fea,nry DePse spprovcd by such
GeGes and In other All proper military protection
mandns Officers Of Pos upon til. cal. Of the A!d gent
peIsons placed by him in charge OF plantations and sbo
ers; 30 that the above mentioned properly can ee NY pro
,eced and also shat proper discipline and subordson may
be enforced on the pantstions
ed tried by Msr,i'l for dsobodeBce Of orders
II appears to be necessary to remind the troops and ohes
in this Department. that sll ordors issued by bns Cen she
ard full orca Unless especially eIeted or
Each Brsader General will add to the .bov. such further
directions lie hnd necessary and erpedet to carry out
completely the above orders WITHIN ths limits o. ms
command BY order Of sIis On H. W. BENhAA'
''-'' A''-'' B.ArSoRr i7,h April 1851.
The mule, recently purchased ard TO Port Royal By the
Trea6ry Depa tment delivered 20 the Superintendent
upon these conditions:
They ar. 10 be used during planting solely for III.
purposes Of cultivation OF psnIA for plowny and haul
They be Used for such purposes - much
consistent with their ',rengh-snd ii Necessary more
They 70 be used to carry rAons. to 10 the
camps convey superintendents from place to piece
These rules be strictly enforced dlrns th. planting
aud pretense to be devsed FROM Tor The
proper purposes for which they might under different
circumstances be used, other mules oi horses now on tho
plsntsuons must be re'ored to
order supply Of 10 planted Ice the undersigned
suppose, has been dopr to make the cotton ezeed
pe,nt calculations For that purpose they we're ordered and
hnsliy sent pressing appeal OF the undersigned.
Tie Sup. eud.nts to ascertain rom eouvsEss0ns
with the their promises, their fidelity thoreto and
oteTmse what plantations they be used 70 the great
possible advantage 70 incress the cotton crop They
found best be used sometimes and then another
pason They be kept during the night where they
be being ridden by the netfoes OF others
aud put, whcn la during The night IN
the Plantations where the Supernsndcnts hAy.
qng'ters o.,
Careful inquihes be sde TO the time beyond vhi h
Il 10 useless plant and this point the suprriEoud
thai they not deceived In general
would BE- best the mule. psnt.ons ~hss tie ne
oes wrg plant the latest ard tbcY to be assured
hat their wssea dspeHdent upon h. cotton rsi'.d
cotton planted. 10 desirable 10 aid In somewhat equal pro
suggestion should influence 70 dinh the sneEa
/
Al ell ,imes as well sfter during tho planting
these pe be specially cared for aid lose OF OF la
iury 10 them Il 70 be al reported
Tho held responsible for the strict
forcemen of bs.. and their Nioton the 1nder
ssued Will feel Obliged TO Posson Vi the mules aud
mske other Opposition o. them 80.
Upon receiving the mules the Superintendent III had -
IN. per,on delivering them note Of Ia. additional number Of
bo pfocur. planted by means oi ths,o
m1e, and receipt accepting them upon a.. above con
dtion. 7. L. IirIlNt r,
Special Aren't Of Treasury Department