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It is in the office of the Adjustant
general where all the duties, or nearly all
The amount of business is marly
which devolve on the Secretary of the De
disclibed in every division of the duties of
partment of War "relative to Military
the office, Since Sentered upon them in
Commisdione; by the law of its constitute.
F
1825 - the number of letters for example,
tion are conducted and executed Vc: Ye:-
which will be received the present year
9
Where all the business relating
and le filed will exceed the united em
to the Recruiting Service is conducteduher
bers received in 1825 and 1826;- and
the Requisitions for Funds are made. whence
the number received the first three quar
is due all order and intructions touching
,
ters of the year is more than double the
Recruiting dutied from the establishing of
number received during the
the Rendervous to the final addignment
period in several previous years &c:-
and delivery of the Recruits at their Ted.
The correspon dence in the Recent
pective Regiments-
any Department has also greatly eocred
10
In the Adjutant Generals office
-sed It is some evidence of the more
-
the meme of every enlisted So lieu is le
than usual effects which of late years
have been made to advance the public
cordect also every discharge, death and
interest as may be seen on observing the
Devertion where every application for
more perfect system which now prevails
pension is received recorded and atten
in every branch of it, and in the mame-
did to He He
The Adjustant generals office
fist improved quality of the Recreats
11
in the central point whence all the gene
The number of letters disputched from
each Order to the Army- - all order of detail
the office during the three first quarters
of instruction, of movement and from whene
of the present year, relating to this division
are issued and distributed the General
of duties, with the number written in 1830.
Regulations for the Service
1831 and 1832 is in the cutic of three to
one, or nearly so; and nearly equal to
12
I is an office of extensive
the number written during the four years
and multifariency correspondence and
ending December 1828 - So it w with
where a condiderable portion of the military
regard to the inceaned number and dis-
Correspondence of the Nar office in conduc
tribution of "Orders" Special Orders "Re
led- where the written engine
gulutions etc. but not in like proportion
need concerning enlisted men, and ap
S few years Since, one cleck was able
to multiply the copies, distribute and acord
plications for their discharge made
all the General Orders and Special Orders"
to the Secretary of War, are referred and
besides attending to much other business;
andwered. - number of letters an
but now, Sent Suntis who has change
mually received from the War office for
of the Special Order Book which can
action and need within the last there
turns not a morety of the general Order
years, have probably more than doubled
Book will tratify that all his time
the number therefofore receined
is required to multiply the copies of
such Orders, distribute and record them,
Satha
and
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