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Rice, in lieu of beans or peas................pounds....10
Coffee to 100 rations............................do..... 3
Rye to 100 rations...............................do......3
Sugar to 100 rations.............................do.....12
Molasses to 100 rations..........................quarts.12
Vinegar to 100 rations..........................do..... 4
Soap to 100 rations............................pounds... 4
Salt to 100 rations............................quarts... 2
Sperm candles to 100 rations...................pounds... 1
Star candles to 100 rations......................do.....11/4
Tallow candles to 100 rations....................do.....11/2
Eight ounces of and may be issued in lieu of one ration of bacon or pork. Extra issues of fresh vegetables when practicable. Pork and bacon two days in seven, and fresh and salt beef five days in seven. The commutation price of rations until further orders will be twenty-five cents.
II. Under existing circumstances no officer's wife or family shall be permitted to remain with the troops in the field when within two day's march or 50 miles of the enemy.
By command of General Beauregard:
GEORGE WM. BRENT,
Acting Chief of Staff.
SPECIAL ORDERS, HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Numbers 82. Tupelo, Miss., June 14, 1862.* * * *
IV. Colonel St. John R. Liddell, Provisional Army of the Confederate States, will assume command of the First Brigade, Third Army Corps, and report at once to Major-General Hardee.
* * * *
By command of General Beauregard:
[GEORGE WM. BRENT,]
Acting Chief of Staff.
Abstract from Statement of Troops at and about Grenada, Miss., Brigadier General John B. Villegue, C. S. Army, commanding June 14, 1862.
T o t a l s.
Commands. Present. Absent. Present Unarmed.
and
absent.
1st Alabama 111 58 169 .......
12th 849 217 1,066 275
Louisiana
20th 45 ......... 45 45
Mississippi
33rd 669 310 979 979
Mississippi
Harman's 102 92 194 194
Mississippi
regiment
Missouri 247 127 374 209
Volunteers
1st 320 111 431 .........
Confederate
Battalion
Ford's 58 17 75 75
cavalry
company
Morehead's 42 42 84 ..........
Partisan
Rangers
Point Coupee 165 9 174 ..........
Light
Artillery
Ward's 202 49 251 174
Artillery
Battalion
Gallimard's 50 ......... 50 ..........
Sappers and
Miners
Total 2,860 1,032 3,892 1,951
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