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travel once from hts home to his camp, and once back in the same year.

 To the instructors detailed or employed, as above. 1t Is recommended that there be al- lowed and paid by the United States as fol- lows if they be officers of the Army, to each a per diem Of- for each day actually em- ployed at a camp of instruction, and the trans pOrtation Of an officer of the Army; and il the instructors be other than officers of the Army. twice that per diem to each, and the mileage of - cents, as above.

 It is recommended that - dollars per day be allowed and paid by the United States, for the hire of musicians at each camp, for the ten days encampment.

 According to the foregoing propositions, or recommendations, there would be lO4 camps of instruction in each year-99 for divisions and five for independent brigades, including that of the district of Columbia.

 The number of officers who would proba- bly, be encamped in the same year, if the scheme be adopted by the proper authorities, may be stated in this place.

 The whole number of officers ac- cOrdng to the foregoing Table 2O,O3S Additional officers proposed for the cavalry and artillery, not inclu- ded in the table, say 1,284

 21,322 Deduct all the surgeons and assis- tant surgeons, except 1O4, for the 104 camps 1.17S 2O,144 From this number there may be deducted, say one officer in every six, as the number that would probably be unavoidably absent from the camps S,386 Number of officers who would probably be encamped in the same year 15,75G