One thousand six hundred and fifty-three pounds of Pennsylvania bituminous coal (Simpson Horner & Sons, Monongahela River);

One thousand seven hundred and forty-two pounds of Los Cerrillos, New Mexico, bituminous coal (Ortiz Grant);

Two thousand pounds of bituminous coal (La Plata mine, Fort Lewis, Colorado);

Two thousand three hundred and seven pounds of bituminous coal (Leavenworth coal shaft, Leavenworth, Kansas);

Two thousand four hundred and sixty-six pounds of bituminous coal (Chestnut mine, Rock Creek Cañon, Montana Territory);

Two thousand three hundred and twenty-three pounds of bituminous coal (Cañon coal, Coal Creek colliery, Fremont County, Colorado); One thousand nine hundred and ninety-three pounds of West Hartly coal (Cowpen colliery);

One thousand six hundred and twenty-four pounds of bituminous coals not herein specified;

One thousand six hundred and forty-six pounds of Australian brown coal;

Two thousand four hundred and six pounds of Wahsatch Rocky Mountain coal;

Two thousand four hundred and ninety-one pounds of lignite coal (Rock Springs mine, Rocky Mountains);

Two thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine pounds of Eastport Coos Bay, Oregon, coal;

Two thousand six hundred and twenty-six pounds of Coos Bay, Oregon, coal not herein specified;

Three thousand one hundred and sixty-eight pounds of lignite coal (Weber coal, Chalk Creek, Summit County, Utah Territory);

Two thousand nine hundred and sixty-five pounds of Pittsburgh Mount Diablo, California, coal;

Two thousand five hundred and ninety-two pounds of Mount Diablo coal not herein specified;

Two thousand two hundred and thirty-three pounds of Wellington coal (Wellington mine, Departure Bay, Vancouver Island);

Two thousand and seventy pounds of Nanaimo coal (Chase River, Vancouver Island;)

Two thousand four hundred and fifty pounds of Seattle brown coal; Two thousand six hundred and forty-one pounds of Bellingham Bay coal;

Two thousand one hundred and sixty-four pounds of Nanaimo coke;

Three thousand seven hundred and twelve pounds of lignite coal, mined on military reservation, Fort Stevenson, Dakota Territory;

One thousand seven hundred and ninety-six pounds of West Virginia splint coal (Paint Creek);

One thousand nine hundred and seventy pounds of Scotch splint coal (Duke of Hamilton);

One thousand seven hundred and six pounds Pennsylvania bituminous coal (Thomas Fawcett & Sons' mines, near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania); Two thousand and forty-six pounds Indiana cannel coal;

One thousand nine hundred and seventy pounds Davison's West Hartley coal;

Two thousand one hundred and twenty-nine pounds Cowpen Cambois West Hartley coal);

BY COMMAND OF GENERAL SHERMAN :

OFFICIAL:

R. C. DRUM,

Adjutant General.

Assistant Adjutant General.

GENERAL ORDERS,

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Washington, January 30, 1832.

of the Secretary of War the following is published to the

I.. The laws relating to the military service published in the Army Regulations, edition of 1881, were copied from the second edition (1878) of the Revised Statutes, which was a republication of the first edition, with changes made by Congress prior to the Forty-fifth Congress. The changes were indicated in the second edition as follows :

The portions of the statutes repealed are printed in italics and included in brackets, and the new matter introduced is printed in the ordinary roman letter and also included

in brackets.

II..The following table exhibits the sections of the Revised Statutes relating to the military service which are altered, affected, or repealed by legislation of the Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth Congresses, and prior to December 5, 1881. The references are to pages of volume 1, supplement to the Revised Statutes: