Military Preparations.
THE WESTERN DIVISION.
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ADJuTANr GENERALLY OrrTcE,


WAsHIsoroy, May 20, 1876 !


Instructions have already been given TO Brigadier
cenerai Woo and through him several officers placed
s his disposition or the early inspcctonsnd muster into
month volunteers who have been called or by the PresL
uent OF the United States from Ohio Indiana Kentucky
Illinois Tennesses, and mississippi and who may pre-
sent themselves for acceptance under that call AT me
rendezvous OF those States respectively


J. nstIuctons have, also been given 10 other ofcers
Of the Army TO inspect and ouoas caIIca for
in like manner, from Georgia. Alabama and Arksnsas
Az soon a. inspected and mustered, above the ga
vesl regiments and batialions Of volunteer horse and
foot will, without delay, be put route follows
The regiments Of cavslry mounted men called for
from kentucky and Tennessee will from their respect,ve
satereDdezvous, take up their lines Of march, by the
best routes, Memphis Little Rock the Arkansas
Fulton. on the Red River; and Robbins Ferry, the
Trinity River, upon San Antonio de Bexar, Texas. The
regiment Of cavalry mounted called for from Ar
kansas, will from Its state e-rendezv (say) Washington
take the route to san Antonio de Bexar.


Excepting regiment Of the Kentucky, and one of
the Illines quotas Of ioot-to which Brig zen Wool is
charged with giving different routes and also excepting
the Arkans battalion, which will receive instructions
through Bevs Brigadier General Arbucke all the 9TH
regiments and bataons Of volunteer infantry rifle
called for from the said States, will be embarked
nearest navgsble points their respective state endez
vous, and thence proceed BY water, with or without