The Memoirs of General Ulysses S. Grant, Part 3. by Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson) Grant
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Second.--The Fifteenth army corps, Major-General W. T. Sherman
commanding, will constitute the left wing. Third.--The Seventeenth army corps, Major-General James B. McPherson commanding, will constitute the centre. Fourth.--The order of march to New Carthage will be from right to left. Fifth.--Reserves will be formed by divisions from each army corps; or, an entire army corps will be held as a reserve, as necessity may require. When the reserve is formed by divisions, each division will remain under the immediate command of its respective corps commander, unless otherwise specially ordered for a particular emergency. Sixth.--Troops will be required to bivouac, until proper facilities can be afforded for the transportation of camp equipage. Seventh.--In the present movement, one tent will be allowed to each company for the protection of rations from rain; one wall tent for each regimental headquarters; one wall tent for each brigade headquarters; and one wall tent for each division headquarters; corps commanders having the books and blanks of their respective commands to provide for, are authorized to take such tents as are absolutely necessary, but not to exceed the number allowed by General Orders No. 160, A. G. O., series of 1862. Eighth.--All the teams of the three army corps, under the immediate charge of the quartermasters bearing them on their returns, will constitute a train for carrying supplies and ordnance and the authorized camp equipage of the army. |
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