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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

sardoncaly, but The less appropriately To show
how empty tho reputation 81 ccrlain bDOk.TlAers,
be you'd say: "A fool is born, and fool lives and dies
hId 20 one knows that fool has lived; but fool IL
DO ID u fool writes book. then ell the world knows
that fool bas lived" This rough thought finds It's ap
pllcaton with singular aptitude in the case CI the
drunken bnsterer who hounds 10 the destruction Of
capital The osconrlnes VI the world which Yankee
By pocrisy blzons forth TO tie " civilized world "a the
' { 3 ION veterans"
Grant tho Grchtype OF braggards and lgsterrs.
whom faics bad destined for humble and rnaybap
re pecabl 0Dscrry. drunk with fanced snecesFrs AID
victories Manufactured fpr peciilir rrasOnf las 40
struggled elbow his way "a EUtorety thar hc har, Ia
MEASURE succeeded in attracting Pablo notice. and in
canc upon ilnse the uOorn ~ the honest fool wto,
had 10 consented w remain in The narrow circle %
ohscurty would lace gone down hrongh liic dout Sc
unhGrored uus yct not infamous. BIT 70 ms faBliy
wbs loosmakrg il not Ills bane. he VIII suffer MI the
peuaiiles which uycsusc hose who so Tasby aiienpt
ia, dangerous art.
From tie Tine that ne asserted Tint be wou,d "fglt
Il out on Z same hne If It took him al summit 20
his lost iecl8ra ion that he would strike NJ dcatbloN
of the lebeio before the Winters snow set n. he
has been doomed see his purposes end his dssicn
di5ast Dusly ard shamefully drateG. For ever nos.
AMID the din and preparation Of battle rhe assry
10 draw new comforts AID new hopes ~ n his iGi
Dlan Of aud while h. tire tas 10 ro"e|
ihc tragic farce II another "OD 10 EichIoLd h0iuic
.r.rr 10 have designed ~ throw T. lac nto BIS tc o..
AID 10 leave bin again i0lcd IN his empty bohs.s Al.
ready, the first gun hss been ilsd ere INC framed
negro brutes have stOitcd their TclcaIfoi war cy N
their dtuuken charge. tue Wn.o; rains have come 10
impede BIZ movements. Rat yet vile GRAFT stands
g. "a before tie world bragg II and q! cT
ard while should award 10 lie tlrcis but their just
measure OF alarm We mnht be prepared 20 seea renewal
hostilities very short time. for the issue .!
which let III, in the past, invoke that Providence
whose prOf ion thus far pretcrycd Us from the doom
PREPARED for US by brutal foe.
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Rrcsn she 1aississippi.
CAIRO, WedEcSda

CAIRO. wednesday. Nov. q 1854.
Three steamers from Memphis the 22d inst
brig six uadred and fftyvs bales OF cotton for st.
Louis two hundred Rebel prisoners captured in Arkan
sls and he 9th Missouri Regiment
Neorr all the Coniderases from various parts Of Ten.
Icssce md Mississippi in Memphis were arrested on
Mcnds and Tuesday last. They cane 20 sell cotton,
procure supplies under the impression they could 20
hack i. wac thought that many able bodied men
coodnot live in the Confcdcracy without being denti.
Fl With the Rebel army. SO the Commanding General
ordred the arrest Of every countryman in the city.
WIN II cnd that the majority O. them were Rebel
so.ies. and two three Of thoE were oficers MANY
hi furlougls Some OF them were subsequently re-.
irSed ne they provcd 70 be pceceebe citizens living
nneteen or twenty miles eos. Of Memphis and had re-
ssied the Rebel consumption.
One hundred and niiy Texan conscripts csosscd tie
Mississippi River et Union Point four days snce for
the Rebel Army af the Mississippi.
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From Tho Richmond Dispatch, Nov. FL.
There is nothing new to report from the hnes
Immediately below Richmond. The ceaseless drizle Of
the past two DAYS has converted tho fields and roads
INTO qungu ircs st the mud again stops u" Armie3 ~
he ,oo.nao aud the james, H. indeed, innediate act
i've operations were contemplated by then There IS
general impres.on that pa.i % SheIG AfAy his
reinforced rant bat nothing positive IS known on me
subject. The tales Of GcseTler5 signiiy nothing. IT,
however, aAy portion Of Sheridans forces have
come 10 the James it is probably Wright's (Eigh.nj
COlpa
sd in the Valley three infantry cops--'he Eisotl,
Sixth aud Ninefesnh. His object Ia ntrcnchiEe lim
.en between Aewtown md kefns'own my have been
10 enable hin 20 dspato pert 81 lis arm, a. 9ld want
N the last Onto Rchuond NJ the campaign Of eighteen
hnu.red and sixty -four. III these men have reached
Grrnt be must be ready TO make bis ch,rt: and WI
make II no DOUBT soDn "a th ground sIal AGAIN 10
cone rl. In the meantime, he -, oi necessiiJ 10 Gse
the military phrase, qIic..
For several da past the Yankees have beer Engaged
leyrlue or olrcr Inc VI works which from f,ft
Harrison 10 the rlyer. Dcscr:crs from their eg'ny
say they dong this "a DO prepared oi IN aSss III
which they aye sspcctiGg us 70 make ir ls recspn.e
VI Harrison
On Gen ricketts lro south OF James River. these
has been brisk ssirms hlg cor several nights rns'
We mentioned "a FRIDAY la.t ~ capture OF portion
OF the ojemys picket lng ~ his irolt The following
Cen. Ices Ieiort Of ore arsir:
" fgaCc WAITER gTc Nov. ls-Hop. JANEs T. SPA oos;
Gen. Pickett reports Diet 1T ni.ht potion o: the essEly
D. at ue " NE teu posses don OF ard held
"uue COLONEL tao 'a?.ins, two Lieuten.ais and one
hundred Twelve pvs,s captvE,d o.'e the dead
ard wounded len on tie ground.
Our los. enc sl,d -nd MI woTuae!. II Z. LrE."
On Frdoy night the enemy made m efV.i 70 .ec'p
'nrs ihe Isition md eastotlsh their picket lres bat
we're rel nlsed with hos. They are beheytd 70 hnst
renewed the attempt on Saturday night, but with what
success We hare not learned Heavy muskeiry hrng
Was kept Up that line FOR an hour on Saturday night
Prom Petersburg th,Ie Is no news ofi.torest.
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Frei, Grant md sherman.
WARRINGTON. TtgGs1ay.

WASHINGTON TEgitday, Nov. ~, 1864.
The rlmors of movements in front of Rca.
sond wlica have been in circulation for several days
pact are ulfJluded.
letter from City Point dated yesterday says that
llchmOnd papers OF Tuesday have accounts Of sher.
mans movements although not Of a very definite char
ecier. The lead Of his column reported 10 be
within eighteen miles Of Macon and advancing in that
direction.
Information sirilar TO this telegraphed from this
city last night the latest and most important iuiorna
ton yesterday In the possession Of the Government
j. may be farther stated that Rebel teegraphlc com
nunication open only a. far as Giledeesile. be-
yond which place the lines seem to have been inter
rrpted probably BY SLerusn's cavalry. Tie letter
sdJs that the Richmond pagers contain nothing else Of
importance.
Our authorities have present means OF ascertain
tag news Of SheyDans progress except through Rebel
papers.
This statement niayprove valuable in assisting to de-
trnine the degree Il credit 70 be attached 10 mere
5shed ruors specnlations in connection with his
movements. apart from what appears In The Southern
prints, or ss obtained from authentic sources.
Abort twenty deseIpls Nne into our lines on Tues
day night. Thsy stated that they had Just heard Of
I.ncolus reflection and. having lost all Lope Of
speedy peso- determined to fight no longer and,
though their officers endeavored 70 keep the result OF
tie Presidential election from them as long possible.
they finally learned the fact from Of papers
The circulation o our newspapers within the enemys
lines has oen ben Of the greatest service to W in this
The stros 81 orders against exchaaeee of papers
prevail in the Auny Of tIe Potomac while in Gen.
Huilers department shere ~ he restriction
this subject
About one hundred deserters were sent away from
CITY Point yesterday. Oh The Washington boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
Revision Of the Enroilm~ns Lisis.

Tie following is Governor Seymours proc
lama,ion upon tis subject. briefly alluded TO b. tc.e
grsph day OF two since;
/ have this day received a request from Provost,
Marshal General Fry dated the 18th inst that AL
take such steps VIII induce state municipal ait other
Oc u autbO,lics 0s we'd as prominent snd influential
ctsens 10 cooperate with the officers Of this Baeau
IN securing accurate enumeration of the porsoD'
liable ~ military duty IN the several districts VI els
STATE"
Tie object Of this request is a. get correct quota or
futuro drafts ia towns and cites from sending
than tber fJl share az troop and Ia that al
are enrolled no are Liable usdcr The Inv for drafting
soldiers into t,.- ssr bee Of the United States.
therefore urge upon all citizens immediate attention
~ this subject. When the cali u.ade IL viii bo to-
Ia to to correct errors.
Heretofore whom have objected to the excessive
quotas Il the districts was Told Il ~ there VIZ ack
IL vigilance on tho part % OuT people IN making timely
corrections of these Iiots.
II tue nantes u those not liable TO duty ,rv enro
the quo,ss which disitiits vii. be compelled 10 rA
will b. undny increased. although the persona tbus
lnpoUperiy put upon tbs lists MAY bc saved an The
draft. On the o.bor hand II the names VI tL0ss WIN
aIp linbe a. duty omitted. 1t will make greater
chsnces against t,cse whose names are Pot nto the
lottery 81 the consei1ption
III citizens or odionx VIII nd attend 10 tbdr dnty Ia
this matter they must rot complain u the innstice 81
the enrolment II IL the duly Of the Enflling BDarLs
Ia show their lists "A who nsy apply. and II IL the
hight Of every perrJn 20 have cOrs corrected whether
t'! dHfct MN AHuhWihuJ w no ~ any hinu'tnncr
put in tho WI, OF thi. complaint should ut once be
maze to
cxbot or public journals. ~ constant notice. "a
call the attention u cI,iSsns 90 this subject.
deeply concern tie welfare OF al classes. Hy prom
and yigilGnt attention We viii be saved ffom unequal
quotas and iiom heavy amount Of taxaiioa upon the
several TOW no AID cities.
large sha. AZ our local Indebtedness Is doe 70 tire
want II vglance Ia correcting the enrollments. In
other states the town anl city authorities lsso looked
closely into tie list. The Indifference Of our people t.
this ufjcct has Fn upon New-YOrk I'LL excessive
SHIRE a the faorflys and costs OF tie war.
We cannot expect the authorities at Washinsfon 70
feel more concern with regnr Ia quotas than
people allow for themselves. Neither this depart
incnt successfully contend against affecting the
people OF the Stat while cur citizens are careless about
their own rights and interests.
In witness whereof have hereunto signed my name
and Affixed tho prvy seal Of the State At the city OF
Albany This yiirst day o. November In the yer
HOIlATIO SEYMOUR
BY the Governor u. WllIRs, jr. Private Seere'e'y
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Supplies for Our Frisoncrs-A Cargo Of
Cotton 20 be >rut TO Ncw.Xork.

We are graticd to learn that correspond.
ence hos taken pace between Col. 10. Oud. Comi's'
sioner OF FxclnBge aud Gen. L. :. Grant resulting IN
tho arrangement or the details for supplying the prs
oncrs OF war on each side with clothing and proysoas
The dealh were submitted by Col. Oull to Gen. Grant
who promptly replied: "All you ask shall be complied
with"
In accordance with these details thousand bales
OF cotton be shipped his week from Mobile TO New
YORK In a United states vessel. The cotton will he
reeeipted for End consigned To Gen. Ifimb!e. At
Fort Warren who viii paroled in order that h. may
make necessary arrangements FOR the sale Of the cotton
and The purchase Of articles needed by prisoners
points where tie proceeds eau BE- expended % te best
advantage. In cise OF his disability. Gen. W. W. X
Beaie viii act as his alternate.
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LATEST FROM REBELLION.
silence Abewt sh,rm"n's Movcmcnts-Thc
Tallahassee Repsried Wrecked In TIC
Cnpc FraP River.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-We have received
The Ric.mOrd SeEiind and other Southern papers OF
Monday, from which We make tie following ounu1y
OF news:
Ta, s.1.iael sn,s: 1.-THE enemy are without iniorma'
ton ~ ~ Gen. Sherman's movements ana W. have
intention OF enligtp niBr them On that subert'
A toe gr 40 TO Gen. Grant from City FONT, says:
"The Richmond papers received here, oi the ad, are
entirely barrcn OF news"
TIE T. TALLAHASSEE BUrS AGROUND.
We Learn on authority Direct from Richmond
thai the pirate Tallahassee running Up 50 Cape Fesr
River tie last time was chased by gunboa's and
Accidentally run on a/s1nd bar by her i,l,f anf
Ter ynus CARGO eic were III taEcn OF ~ tighten her
in hopes Il getting her OF when the tide cane mp but
without eG G., ana shc WA hually Abandoned. She
vii probably prove Total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
FROM GEN. SHERIDAN'S ARMY.
Special Disps,ch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Nov.

SPecisi Dispatch TO The N. l. lnounS'
WASHINGTON Thursday. Nov. ~. 1874.
Your correspondent sends from Sheridan
today that Merrtt's and Powers divisions Of cavalry
left ON reconnaissance up the valley on Monday to dis
cover the whereabouts OF the enemy When at APPOINT
apporeu,ly between New.Market and Harrisonburg
heavy csnnouading Was heard supposed to be an attack
upon Rebel scouting party or rear guard From con-
tabands and others il is ascerained that Early has
b.en loading Lis men the for several days and
hurryng them towards hcbmond. Under date OF sd
YOU CORES pondent further writes;
4 large consignment turkeys roasted and other
wise some accounts SAY forty wagon loads but probably
enough good mouthfuor the boys on Thanksgiv
ing Day has arrived here for tho army Col Mubecs
several days since received advces Of their shipment
The weather is favoraby cold to preserve them until
they or he served mp The distribution will be IN de
BY the Sanitary Commission 10 soon NJ possible. The
soldiers viii have good time. and Will remember the
dear ones Of home with really thankful heart. The
railroad is completed to within two miles Of Winchester
and cars viii he running there in two DAYS TIE
weather has changed TO amos, Siberian temperature
roads correspondnely hard and favorable for trovel
An quiet along tho Potomac"
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The Lu,e., hom Georgia.
sHERMAN's MoyEuENTs--A WARN REcRl
AWAITING tn iEvADERs.

AWAITING tn lEyADERS.
MACON, Nov. 1-.-Thc excitement in this city
has sOmeV hat 'uh.dod.
No Il, auic Information Of the Whereabouts ~ The
enemy has yei been received They ~" sup,os'o 10
Inc ,lil m tko nishborhood OF Griffin. burning every
thing 10 tie rear.
they viii meet a warm reception II they attempt TO
come here.
MAcoy Nov lg.--Tie military authorities are eotiye
and yYilant aud eysIy Is undcs nrms. Confidence
~ bel " frslurd. -.
The enemy is believed 20 b. on our right dis's.t
about thirty mics The city will be defended " to-
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From the Pacific (eass.

San FnANClroO, Wcdncsdry, NOv. q 1871.
Arrived Bark Alemena from New-York,
ship Agricola from Boston. ship BaSsris from New
York.
Sailed steamer Constitution for Panama with five
passengers and s'400OO In treasure for England and
several families Of prominent MeIicans Who, after
oonths OF exile return to Mexico apparently reooncied
to the new order Of things there.
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From, Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, Nov. 20.-Deserters from the
enemy represent unusual activity in their camps and
orders to cook rations but u In probable that
heavy rain ftT tic last few days viii prevent i.e
dia;s active operations.
Forty,wo head Of fine beef cattle deserted and entered
our lines early yesterday morning.
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From Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE Wednesday. Nov %, 1864.
After Gillem's recent defeat, Breckenridge
sdvsnc"d TO Strawberry Plains and Bairs Cross Roads
threatening Knoxville aud Cumberland Gap. On the
els. 3reekiDridge advanced TO Powells Bridge. six
nIrs from Cumberland Gap. and there was heavy
Siruishing al day.
bu'bfldge has muyed out from Lexington with n
CioIg force to protect the Kentucky bostlcr from
Ssaps'"d ihrssion by BreckiDridge's forces
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FROM GENERAL SHERMAN.

PnnApELrHA. THURSDAY. Nov. 2

JIufhUdJ, NUV
II is rumored here hat information has been
received at Washington that Gen. Sherman has been
notified by Gov. Brown that Georgia Alabama. and
another State had determined 10 return 10 the Union
and that Sherman had halted in hs movement; hiso.
that Stephens desired TO meet Commissioner from the
United States N Canada
TIE Eusn'H1 Buiisin. in an extra. announces that
Sherman has captured Macon with many prisoners
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NEw-HAvEs. Thursday. Nov. ~ Ls64-
Professor Benjamin Silliman, senior. expired
at his residence In this city this manning aged 81.
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TIE WAX IL GEOnGlA.


Frrsl The Redmond FNalnpeF NoT. ~
A press telegram Informs rs taat sherman
war euppo.ed Ia he - near Griffin, Ia. an Fiiday
la.t. Griifn y in Splnlfrg county fn sky rleIt
pilcs wet n,cthwest OF MllcJgeve. whore the Legs
lcfrre Of Georgia IL now IA sion. IL - iory-eieht
mica on Atlanta ard try-elsht iroin ancon. The
ppul ton tcfile the about tao th'nsaBd I'VE
hundred.
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ST. LOUIS Thursday. Nov. a. 1854.
The tobacco warehouse Of David Gotten, on
the 81 Second and Green ste vas burned Last
night. Loss So Co., rpauJy insured.
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Grants Brrggnaocio.

From N. Richmond Whis Sov..i.
4 profound thinker, rather original in his way,
was wont TO Illustrate the mnia VI sking vcrv
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ArRAIRS AT CITY pOINr.

Since the con lleion Of the new railroad along our
entire line tie 70. OF wogon trains crowded
mo every available nook below the biuf, has disap
pared the Transporting supplies to the different
stations from whence il is distributed among the troops
at the front The scene is however en- animated one
variety Of business ayocstcns being there represented
a hotel capable Of accommodating two hundred and
City PERSONS is in succcss, operation and boot AID
shoe maker sadder, jewejer. dentist, suffer-
n.ar6etu n rcstauiateuTs and newspaper dealers. all
seen 10 be driving thriving business. The store Of
Er. A. a McGaey "tae sutler prince" is worthy Of
specal notice the extensive Of similar establish
nenis the army. Besides the articles ordinarily sold
BE- suffers Mr. MoGGnsy furnishes in quantities u suit
purchasers four lumber and nails and also keeps In
connection with his sore market where he has con-
stanty on hand fresh meats, fish, oysters poultry,
game vegetables and almost every deliescy found in
tie city m.rkets. y force Of dozen clerks lie kept
bnsy engaged In attending to the ,brong Of customers
end the receipts OF the firm daily amount 10 thousands
OF dollars, TCG.
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THE ARMY OF THEPOT0MAC
Rain and Mud-Insido and Ont-A"
Quict - Shcrman - Petcrsh0ra - C's!
roins aud the suffers.
Prom Our Special Correspondents
IN FRONT OF PETERSBURG, ~,


IN FRONT OF PETERSBURG, ",
Nov. y, 1864.
An almost imponetrable cloud OF INST over
shadows the srmy The saps and trenches are deep
with mud and the direction OF roads is marked by The
course Of miniature rivers rolling kzily along and
growing deeper every hour from the food winch Tor
four DAYS and nights has fallen unMterFuptedIy.
Through the sea of mud bpeds perambulate with Oh
evident feeling Of disgust; mue-drfvcrs wax Wroth,
ply the eoad furiousy and indulge in frghtal expo
tiyes and ever, body exhibits resssness indicative
Of general feeling If personal discomfort But within
tlose SING hut from the rude ehimDeys Of which the
smoke curls UPWARD and mingies with the fog the Zen
are nossing the time in the usual games Of The camp IN
reading or in discussing 1.-THE s.tuatioa." With q
bright fire burning Oh the hearth. and with every
creyiee carefully chinked with mud to prevent the in
Cress Of mud aud rain tie providont soldier c1a bid
defiance 20 the inelsmenoy OF the weather. Bnt the
pcor fellows on tie picket Incl The rain may fll 70
torrents his clothing may be saturated with water. but
the usual vigilance must be maintained, for moments
careessness on tie part Of picket might bring dis
Ter on the whole army.
Last right extraordinary guiet reignod along Inc
lines. Fort Hell neglected TO open is customary eau
noDade, and only OF long Intervals the dull report Oh 'o
shaIpshocters rifle came ron The picket font
IS TIE ARMY IN WINTER QUAE EIsI
AhhonsL troops Lave taken 'he usual measures 10
make themselves comfortable IL is not by al! means
conclusive eviderto th1t u, army viii relnmn IN us
present location for tie Winter 1ere ale on the con-
tIary reasons for believing that IL WI be actively
employed previous the ushering III OF WINTER out oil
the nature of lis intended operations. 1t would Dc
Improper TO speculate The present Indictment weather
however. NAV inaucurate the opening Of the Winter
season. in which event other than defensive operations
seed not, Of course, he anticipated.
SHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.
Before this reaches the readers OF TIE TRIBUNE they
will undoubtedly have learned Of the whcreahont OF
sherInan's army. Among the troops here The most
Intense anxiety is manesied 20 hear the particulars OF
ehermans mysterious movements ana The daily papers
are eagerly scanned for information this all absorbing
tubjeot. That she Rebel elief has Withdrawn con-
derabe portion Of tire army in front for the paT.
pose Of meeting ShermGAs advance, and that this
Ammunition OF his forces mey necesstate The abandon
nent " Petersburg ct any honr is gceraliy believed
But the of the evacuation OF the town has been
on put in circulation that many SLOW 10 credit
his last report wi ch comes In this instance based
upon what ought TO be considered Trustworthy fiorHa
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-l.
, 1864-07-24

Army R&uonG- ;:
Section 2 Of the act passed June 20 having
modified the army ration, the War Depart
ment has Issued the following reeulatfons:


Section Of the act passed June 20 having
modified the army ration, the War Depart
ment bas Issued the following regulations:
FIsst, The ration Is twelve ounces Of pork or
baeop, pound Of ssls Of freeh bcet, eighteen
ounces oi foft bread Or dour. or twelve ounces Of
hasd bread. OF one pound and four ounces Of corr
pounds Of beans oi pess, o. ten pounds of rIce Of
lo1uiny, ten pounds Of green eonec claht pounds
Of roasted o. Eoas,ed and t:zound coffee, Or one
sugar. !ons quarts Of vinegar. one pound and ioar
ounces Of aqsmantinc or stAr candles, four pounds
Of sosp, three pounds and twelve ounces Of s.lt,
paEtment. may be the most convenient or least
expensive TO II, and according to the condition md
amount ot IT. supplies, shalL dessrnsne whether
parts Of the ration As eq1lTA1cntA ahal! ha taeued
SEeont, On . campaign. On marches, OF on board
OK transports, the rxtlon Of hsrd bsesd IL one
Third, Desiocatcd eompre+scd potatoes, c- de-
s1seated Comprised pal1ea vegetables. At the rate
Of the latter to the ration 1nsy be substituted foT
heaos, peas, Etce OF honoiny.
N1urfh, Beans. psss, aalt and potatoes. freeh,
tie bushel q each sbail BE- estins.ei Il sixty iy
F9fzA; When deemed necessary, fresh vegetables.
iood may se parehssed nd issaed, Il iea g 4 az
component part Of The 1ahun Of eQu1i money va1ne,
THIS commisary General Of Subsistence Ii alone
nsT - order SLOWS eutlers to supply thesr re-
| rpective commands In the Army OF the Potomac
With Eueh articles as are tncludEd In the Wilson
- %'g be prescribed By the Provost nsrsha' Gen.
omcers VII. b. permitted to obtain such article.
Wilson hl[. IN the rnaane1 provided for b1 pars.
sr,nh nvs Of !. et,sn.ar saa J. Of No.snbss iaaa
dered BY officers, and to order No 1T. q Xncuet