Report of the Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War, At the Second Session Thirty-Eighth Congress ..
Report of the Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War, At the Second Session Thirty-Eighth Congress ..
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Tou say you are guarding a corn-crib which has about 3,000 bushels in it ?
Answer. Yes, sir; it is a large, common log-house.
Question. And you say that at the same time your horses were snfieriag for want of feed ?
Answer. We have not feed enough. We have to draw rations (oats) now from Fredericksburg, and we do not get as much as we should bare.
Twelve pounds of oats, with no hay at all, is not enough to do horses for twenty-four hours.
Question. What do you understand to be the intention in ...relation to that corn-crib ? Are you to leave it in possession of the rebel owners ?
Answer. Of course.
tamraiQirr. ^tt Qiiestion. Ton do not ai|d«r»tsiid that it is ever to be taken for tlie nee of our army f Answer. No, sir.
Question. Tou understand that it is not to be taken ?
Answer. Tea, sir; that it is to be left there.
Qoestioo. Have yon ever known of any instances wh^re any oom-cribs, or any kind of provender, of any description, in large quantities, have beo^i guarded and left f • Answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tou say you are guarding a corn-crib which has about 3,000 bushels in it ?
Answer. Yes, sir; it is a large, common log-house.
Question. And you say that at the same time your horses were snfieriag for want of feed ?
Answer. We have not feed enough. We have to draw rations (oats) now from Fredericksburg, and we do not get as much as we should bare.
Twelve pounds of oats, with no hay at all, is not enough to do horses for twenty-four hours.
Question. What do you understand to be the intention in ...relation to that corn-crib ? Are you to leave it in possession of the rebel owners ?
Answer. Of course.
tamraiQirr. ^tt Qiiestion. Ton do not ai|d«r»tsiid that it is ever to be taken for tlie nee of our army f Answer. No, sir.
Question. Tou understand that it is not to be taken ?
Answer. Tea, sir; that it is to be left there.
Qoestioo. Have yon ever known of any instances wh^re any oom-cribs, or any kind of provender, of any description, in large quantities, have beo^i guarded and left f • Answer.
What to read after Report of the Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War, At the Second Session Thirty-Eighth Congress ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War to read onlineMoreLess
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