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We publish the following Order" is.
sued by Gen. Scott, which was received
lat the Adjutant Generals Office hast, week.
The arms and ammunition have doubtless
|arrived, and the troops are, ere this. in full
operation:


Order Head Q"a,'trs, Army eftas South.


No. 8. Columbus, Geo. June l6. 1896.
All the troops Of the Georgia line will
hold themselves in readiness to take the
field the moment the arms and ammuni,
ton, now daily expected, shall arrive


AS an indispensable preparation, every
mounted officer of every rank, and every
mounted man, will Immediately provide
himself with wallet capable of carrying
three days supply Of corn for his horse.
Commanding officers will see that this
preparation be made at once .
Haversacks are provided for all the vol.
un.eers and drafted men. whether mounted
or on foot. TO obtain them, rcqinsitions
will be made on the United States Guar.
termaster at this place. Each man will
be careful to mark his wallet. and hayer.
sack with his name, as soon as they come
into his hands. :-..'..
The baggage of officers and companies
at the commencement Of the first march
must be reduced 10 the smallest amount,
ALI heavy and super1ous articles will te
left behind. Troops to pursue an enemy
with success, must move lightly; no com.
pany, therefore, can be allowed to take an
to the enemy's country more than four
tents for officers and men. Commanders
of every rank will look strictly to the due
execution Of this order, or the army will
be rendered utterly incapable ,ot active
movements by the overwhelming weight
of its baggage train. .. <


Ligh. camp kettles and mess pans have
been provided for. the troops. Cast-iror
ovens. skillets, and the like. are toe. heavy
10 be allowed to go into the wagons, which
are principally TO be loaded with ammunil
ton and subsistence for men, NJ :. {; .
WINFIELD SCOTT. :