ceived in a spirit becoming a brave
and generous army.

Army Commanders may at once loan to the inhabitants such of the
captured mules, horses, wagons and vehicles as can be spared from
immediate use; and the Commanding Generals of Armies may issue
provisions, animals and any public supplies that can be spared, to
relieve present wants and to encourage the inhabitants to renew
their peaceful pursuits, and to restore the relations of friendship
among our fellow-citizens and countrymen.

Foraging will forthwith cease, and, when necessity or long marches
compel the taking of forage, provisions or any kind of private
property, compensation will be made on the spot; or, when the
disbursing officers are not provided with funds, vouchers will be
given in proper form, payable at the nearest Military Depot.

By order of

MAJOR-GENERAL W. T. SHERMAN.

L. M. DAYTON, _Assistant Adjutant-General_.

RECENTLY ISSUED--BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

Juny: or Only One Girl's Story.

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"Juny" is a lively story.--[_Cincinnati Enquirer._

A racily written, exciting tale of the South.--[_Portland Argus._

A dramatic story of southern life. It is full of incident.--[_Albany
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Vividly told, with a beautiful Octoroon as the central figure.--_Harrisburg
Telegram._

Entertaining romance of the "Society crust"--upper and under.--[_Kansas
City Journal_.

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the Rye."--[_Augusta News._

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the slums.--[_Syracuse Herald._

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The plot is good; and the author's name sufficient guarantee for
literary excellence.--[_Columbus Despatch._

By a writer who has attained reputation, the romance will prove
interesting reading.--[_San Francisco Call._

A bright, readable story, full of action; the dialects true to life and
the climax artistically managed.--[_Toledo (O.) Bee._

There is much to be commended in "Juny," and the character of the
heroine is certainly well drawn.--[_Town Topics._

The characters are strongly drawn; and the story, sen