On April 16 Cutting[135] wrote that the

... dispensing store is open'd here [at Yellow Springs] and we have

begun to supply the Regiments in Camp.... Dr. Cochran has given

orders to the Division on the left to bring their Chests first, and

we propose going through the whole Army in the order in which they

lay.... The best method I can think of is to act immediately about

preparing new Chests upon the Northern Plan at some convenient

place for all such Battallions as did not get chests from Dr.

Craigie [in the] last campaign. When these new parcels are ready,

let us call all the large chests into the Stores ... which are too

compleat & capacious for Field Service, & in lieu of them give out

our smaller ones. By this exchange, the Genl. Hospital will be

well supplied with standing Chests & acquire a great variety of

useful articles which are not essential in Camp.

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