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FROM MISSISSIPPI.
No Yankees East Of the Big Black,


Special Dispatch TO the Daily Rebel.
DyBLN DEPor VA, July rs. i crossed the Ohio
river with party of three hundred, on Sunday the
10th instant fifteen miles below Parkslsburg. The
General was there, but the gunboats prevented bis
crossing, and he remained with The larger party on
the olnor shore, The latest news from him is that he
was near Winchester Ohio, tearing up the railroad
(signel) Gro. a Ellsworth
Morgans OPERATOR
[NoTE.-The above is copy Of a teegaphc dis
patch sent to Mrs John H.@organ, from Dublin De-
pot, yirgna'l
CuAMEsToN, July 2.--An quiet tonight, Wea.
ther hot and sultry.
CUGPmrER, July 27,--A special to the Enquirer
states that Meade headquarters are at Waronton.
on Saturday sodgwck was reported moving toward
Fredericksburg.
A lot Of cavalry Of stuarts comma nd, ON Saturday
captured on aid Of Gen. Upton, within one hundred
yards of Meade's headquarters.
Al quiet.
GoLDsBoRo, July 27.--Major G. b Hauslan and
Captain VIM B. Avery, Of the 1921 New York, were
captured Saturday by scouts CT the 63d North Caro-
lima cavalry, within nine miles of Newbern, and ar
rived here this morning, They we're on pleasure
excursion The horse and buggy were also captured
RICHMOND, July "a The correspondence relative
TO the seizure Of the Wil-o,the.Wsp, by the United
States steamer Montgomery, shows that the British
Government s dissatisfied with the decision OF the
prize court and considered that some compenga
tion should be granted to the owners Seward replied
that the owners might eauy the cso 10 the court Of
appeals Russell expressed regret in hs answer, aud
hoped Seward would reconsider The matter, as The
case presented 40 clearly an instance Of Illegal seizure
Seward, In long reply says he aid not think il In
cumbent on the United States 70 withdraw confidence
irolu the judicial tribunal
Henry Ward Reecher, in a late speech In London.
charges the Ahalouista Of Great Britain with being
false TO their principles noopsstent and deficient IN
backbone.
RicnMoSD, July 27-The Baltimore American or the
25ih has q Telegram hom Cincinnati OF TIE 2lth.
Morgan crossed Central Ohio Railroad at Campbell
this morning, closely pursued By Gen. shaokleford.
The depot was burned aud some track torn up. Al
nine O'clock he reached Qnncey, dd great deal Of
damage, plundering etc. When aN heard fom, Nor.
gan was at Winchester moving toward the steuben-
Vile aud i5aiaha Railroad
The German democratic orgaa al Cleveland ha,
taken The name Of Yalandigham ifom 10 columns and
raised Biugh for Governor.
Five hundred rebel officers, iielodipg Gem Archer
aud Jones arrived AZ piitsburg Monday. en- route ior
Johhson's alatdi where they win be detained uufi
exchanged.
Ten thousand prsorfs r nov ceuhoel az tort
Delaware.
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NUMBER 3O5
Isro state WlIiavy cotps-.LsiiSr frcm 80
Aairtsnt Csn0ei
ApiUrANr GgSegAL orFtlF,I
CHAFrANGuuA. Tenuessoe,
January p ,.lS6a


&c. Secretary Ray has referred jour lette, of The
10th instant addressed to himself, 10 this oH.e for
reply.
In auswe, thereto have 70 state tina. yOu are cor
rect 10 your nforma Lon that there are no exemptions
tom duty,.aader ihe iereut call made Tor troops bs
Tie Governor, dis NE duty OF the Government "
aras tpcsaeSscs TIM abiiity 20, provide proIsrtloa
or ihe undelendod portions OF the ConiedoacY la
ble as they are, 10 igds By the enemy Troops Hau-
MT, ought not 10 be spared from the general ser,
vice Cor this purpose, To meet them--the raider and
mafauder who wars upon the innocent and defence
less and ~hese mission is under and destruction Iii
becomes necessary ta.organi1a local end d.sPecial
OJTps InU TpqusitiUn iaGu upon tiit tsvT5fa,sf u
Tennessee BY The President is not for troops y go 10
Mississippi. Georgia, Virginia, az any place beyond
the limits OF the State bat stated BY the Governor
in h call it is fer those who are not liable 10 general
service, 70 enroll themselves ior the defence ol their
own homes and property. shall any be excused iron
this lee or shall It 10 allowed o bc done by snb-
stituion Shall the soldier, who cOnfronts the enc
my . bis regular organization, be told that The cu
en- az home falls refuses 20 defend his own and the
soldiers fresdel Shall he be called back to defend
them in their trades and occupations, Wherein they
are being enriched and itmoy be- at the expense OF
that soldiers iamdya Happily answers the law-No.
which the Governor will take pleasure in enforcing.
The citizen Is not expected 60 leave his ordinary pus-
suits except only to meet the enemy when be actu
ally comes to poge and destroy bis own and the pre-
misses Of his neighbor, and upon sudden invasious,
EhAetual defence and resistance can only be made by
oragnized Efforts, to do which companies battaony
and regiments must be formed. The Governor trusts
that volunteer companies, sufficient in number to meet
the requistou made upon him, will be offered IN time
Otherwise he will be compelled to organize the whole
military strength OF the State, including all those not
in the army of the Confederate States between the
az Of eighteen and foity-iye as we'll ae those be-
tween the ages Of forty-ve and hitydve 10 order ~
meet the DEF mands Of the public service. II this course
shall become necessary, there being 10 exemptions
Under the law, no excuses will be heard or details
made, unless demanded by paramount public reason
The usefulness and necessity Of any trade or pursuit,
to either State on Confederate Government especially
requires the defence oft by him who s epgaged in H.
particularly when its destruction Is directly threat.
ENID and for this special service, as well az the fro.
lection of his neighbor's and the public property ia
his vicinity all should be enrolled and none exempted.
! Respectfully,
W. @. WHITTHORNE,
Adjutant General
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EyOLDIERs TINE OUT Stolen from camp Gear
~ LssMg' Mouriain, on ia9 ga insi.,s d1nhe
casea paiuaf fiUver gilytr watch m arl,od a. Lamb,
Rowling Green, Ky on The inside o, iho case, win
the ppinf cf o knife. Ans yenIn VINO Aif ac'ft he
0iei foinrn the watch "a mo w,l eige %. ih4ukH
0f a soldier ani liberal reward
niCuAhD HAh5OM,
Lieut.. Go. a 2flh Tenn. Rogi,
iytl-Ar Simhia uslgldc, Cheathama division
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UEGBOEs AT PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday morning alst July, at II O'Clock, before
the store, win he sold rso or rHRw RNIs TorSa
NX0s0 rELLogs. Persons wishing 70 lay, wiil d.
vel 3 alirnl te sale iyl9 y
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All requisition for the transportation OF troops, and
dance With Gon' Coopefs order No. 2, dated al
Richmond, January Sd 1868. Verbal orders will not
be needed. In my absence prompt attention WIN be
given 70 all reqdistiqns BY q. b. Wallace, Gen'l
iy25-tf R.C. JACKSON, GenI supt
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.&1 11.O REWARD Tho above reward viii yI So
cry at Chattanooga, Of the following named deserters
from the lst and 27tb Tennessee regments or $50 for
either one Of them The attention OF commanders Of
cavalry companies is called 70 their names as II "
believed that some OF them have deserted in order 10
join cavalry commands.
First Tennessee Regimept-s-R. N. Efwia, Capt
Steee's Co h. AZ J Louiscan, Capt Wheless 90 ",
J Brown, J d Sweeney Heary Smith, j y Church
Capt AtkeisOn's Co D. G Sshwarz, Capt Leascher's
Co f. + NJ Smith, Capt Irwiu's Co e.. N h Booker,
J r Erwin a y Hughes 7 sellars, Capt Webalets
co II. Corpl II poindexter, NJ McFarlin, W
jackson. Capt Ledbetter's co | M Dormedy, Wm
Hall, H n Finn, p Il Johnson, Jno Appleton, Hiram
Clarke, 5u Meney. j NM Psrson Thos DayE n 4
Sbadden, Capt Foufnoys co X. Jno Colsharp, W Y
Hullett, Capt Fucher's co l..
9th TENNESSEE.
GOssett, Capt LAWYERS co A. } G Belts, W
II Pankey Capt Campbell'e co O. 4 n Stanley Capt
lipscombscoD. II N Ross, Capt Carr0lla co ].
By order Of y. Y. FElLD,
Col Oomdg Let 4 9Th Tenn, Regt.
Tnos II. McKNEEY, Adjt iy29-lu
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DEPARTMENT EAST TENNESSEE, }
OFFIoE OoETRoLliHG QuARTgRMAsTgR,

Capt. w. D. Tape A.. q NJ, % assigned ~
duty at CeVehnd, for the collection Of the tax In
KIND, In the Sd CongessiOna, District, composed OF
the counties, Monroe, McMlnn Meisga, Kuea Polk,
Bradley Hamilton Marion, soquatchie, BledsDe
Grundy aud franklin. he will appoint suitable
agents IN each OF the counties 10 wbich t y pmctca
be 10 col ect ne tax, 10 whom farmers will deliver
The GoYernonls portion Of tho products Of theis farms,
taking their receipts Ii duplicate one " hnsl 10 be-
sent 10 Capt. Tape 70 be taken W with his oiclal
receipt.
Az u " oil important that the army should be sup
Piled arners are urged % bring ior yard their pro-
duce az rapidly as possible. JAS. GLOVER,
iyl2Im Mai. and Controlling ON
aE- Clevelrnd Banner copy mouth and forward
hill
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost at
~ the creek near Stahs Brigade on the 26th inst.
Six Hundled and Fifty Dollars, n Confederate Notes,
three one hundred dollar nJtes, aud seven fifty dollar
notes. The notes were considerably stained bv sweat
one Of toe hundred dollar notes had !. NJ qennen's
name on the back, with the date Dec 10th 1861
Any information that will leac to tho recovery OF said
money, WI be thankfully received besides the above
reward viii be given Information sent TO Headquar.
ters 24th Tenn Regt. stahs Brigade Cheatham'q
Division iv20
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gtAkEN W. and cpmmittad ~ Jan iu Cbaftan ,,gn
un ne P1d Of Inly isss htgrp alFi who calls
hf nime liihe, says sHu bflantf d 1E leaiOn. of
Is nsstn, ee 'ai4 SRI = maea iow and Nei
blllt filn lj yeaa 0iitaiuu mgaHq "a if0neled h
come iofwarJ prove the slave pag esssses -ad iske
Der aHer ~, SWAIN
iY2if. Jallor 0hauenooFa
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dPEn kkWAIt) -ALUSf.--D DlnlN Toe Ferrnt fe-
sDtJNJ treat from Tullahoma ny negro boy VIII
who was iast asn iew miles nIfh W the iennessee
River. said boy 10 six bet high. "a years VI age,
very black, whites q hia pyes very laige and ron.
gplru1ns 8nd hos swagge Iag wek Any inigfma-
tiDt ~ 0ffW1ce " hiiA gll 10 lrit " ihis oHiea
VI. s. v WadSf.
iY23 ltr Lt-Co Z, f6ih Ala Cia, ,as B,g.
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pxRG4iNs m REAL ESTATE.

DARGAfN6 IN REAL ESTATE.
ANY person Wishing 10 make an investment in
good farm, can do 80 to advantage on application IN
the subscriber-who will also sell a bargain in
house and lot centrally located in Chattanooga.
iul7-6 J. II. WILLY.
WISH to contract for 100000 Boards, three feet
long, for covering Hospitals at Tunnel HilI, and
Kingston Ga. Call on, or address Cant. II. w. Ken-
nedy, Tunnel Hill Capt. Thad, Foster, Kingston, OF
r. d. Grbble, Capt 20. M. Chattanooga, Tenn.
jy25.iw
CTRAYED OR STOLEN. From pasture one mile
10 south eaat o. Chattanooga aatke bay Horse, THU
in order about sixteen hands high 10 IL PEARS old
small sore on his back had on halter, no other
marks recollected. Any person bringing him ~
Gen'l Wrights headquarters orgiylng information 30
can get him, will be lberay rewarded,
j. W. BRATCHER.
jy26'ltt Co B, Murrsys Bait, wrghts Brig. I
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lKIANTED.-A negeo woman as cook for small
w family Apply at this Office Immediately.
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MATCHEsl MATCHES !

ATASONGC NOTICE There win bean osll meeting
VA Of Hamilton Chapter No 90, ~. A N on Tues"
day evening 2Sth inst, at half past seven, at theif
Ban, on Mnrget IT,
BY order Of Tie HIP.
iy2s RIA. ANDERSON. secy.
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Tho ,eaucr Gibraltar, lale tha pirate Sumter left
liverpool for Nassau, f.eighted Nitl monster guss, 20
look ont for Federal merchantmen.
Good demand Ion discount 40 the banks shNl
Uaus on Iycha1ge 2ta5 Cousgia arm ai g2sri2s.
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Proposals.

30 ssubieuiaoo. B,G:atsp coal. s.:. No. 81 e0pG s
GERS h'''s'' '''' u ron SGt'c O'Ra}byANCE.
Cl," D. Wilt. Pine, No Ga" 7, Lisnnmvi,s Class y,
cias l. Fsr canvas aud ,wine cs" j. Copperi clss X.
.prberca h. wroush, iron tu9,rs ca" M tis.: e,ss
,onsei cla.. r. Psut. oi. &c els's q Drumsi cli" H.
ifslaw. o. o!as. g. Iin Sap ehaadlsy class U.
Stationery. ,n,,ou,,
Cl., No. l. Bricis elias. No. O. ssnei e." No. D. o's
aud nd wood class No White pine spruce Junper and
cyps.s elias. No Lme han, and plaster; elias. NO. ..
G,ave aud sand; No. IL Iron, iron n'iis ana hs
os .nd ra,. class No I6. Sip chsnheryi cass No. ~
lndwsr class 30 u Statonery' cla. NO ~ IRE "o.u
No. a. Cisrcoa class 80. "a Bsl.ins. packing and hose
No. ~ Spcim s,d uDdcatng ois cl-. NO 20 Auso'
Broad TOP coal; elias. No. 81 Copper sod compo.ton n..
c. a. Extension OF joiner shops cla'' b. Extension OF
house. ,,,,,,
Glass No l. Clothing; class No D. Hats boots snd shoes
&C. ca'. No 8 rioy.oHs e,.n ~, JocTHe' c To.
bacco class No a. Coal ciass No. Pains oIs ana ga's
c,ss No. ~ B 49, gas,i aud lime; class No H. LO"es
cns No H. FIrcwood; eliza No. g. Prove der; class No
IA Miscellaneous; ca.s No. H. Hardware class No. TO- STA
nonay. ...,
CI,u No. l. Bricks; ola. No. Yellow pine unber class
No 4 Yellow pine lumber; cl,,. No Ok snd hard wood
elias. no. White pine. spruce junper aud oypre.' e..
40 T. Lime hair .u1 issIeT; class No b. Cement ch'
No. Gravel and sand; cs's No H. Iron IRON b1i' a.
.e.ss class No. ia. ste. Gas. No - Pisroni cl;, Nc
H. Files; elias. No u.s. Paints ol. and gas; class No. 10
Ship ehandlery cn No II. Hardware cas- No. 10 sts
tlossry class No lg Fowood elias. No. 20 hsy aud s'ras
GLASS a. Provend-r class sc. u ChIrcos cas- NO 70
BetiDs packing add hose class No. "a sperm snd eorsF
lug OILS elias. 40 a. Anthracite coal cl.m 20 ~ DIV
ainou. Cuberhod ca.. no g. Machinery aud sooI'
ol.. A. BtboPs boom derrick
rOllfOLk
Class No c. White pine. spruce, juniper, and cypress
No. II. r n, iron sUsr. sud ns'i ella" No IL steer
class NJ lt. Piles; class No. Is PANT. OLE anu ass.
SIS 20 TO- sLip chandery class No IL Hardware es,s
10 d. Sta,on-fv elsss No. 10 Fif-woodi cs.. NO Il
Prov-uier; ca.s 10 n. Chsco.; cias. No 80 BeliaE
pac.iu, md hose; C.ss No ~ Sperm and norcAns o'
nrosd.,ou cl.ss No 81. Copper and composlt!, nss
Postage muI be prepaid offer. forwarded oy lad AFTER
the ct Of July.
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proposaIs.
NAVY DKrsRTsvSr,
prvrAu o, Y.RD. ASD DOCKS, June II 1852
nROP0s Scaled PrOpOsals Tor each |


prRzAu % YARDS ASD DOCKS june II 1861
PROPOSALS. Sealed Proposals Tor ehch
e.,. ,.u,atey ndor.ed Frspo.Al. for ,ls.. 40 nsms
the cI,.l for the NAYS Yard usms the y,idl WI os ~
e.i,,d A, ,h, otcs until mo lJn day o July
Tor fnrnishnz and delivering at tho sevefh rs'y
named tie n,sriils snd nlcl's smOfHesn IN pm. .
,eh,dui-s which Will be furnished on appioauon, s.s
nv m.i II 90 i.que.-d to psrsoas d,suns /" 90 70 ov
,t for snv o. # The classes ssmsd threir ny s com
OF the several Navyisd for the Asses of tns
sra. under their consni by tue Navy Agent hsHe''
iii. t.to or bv the bureau Tor NJ III of the ysd'
n, D,,,,q E n si Gni niitteJ ~ seIl19 me @De We
bid ,H b, ,srcd uabh crtdin dI',' Jo' wore NAN Yne
yrri snreopei aud each individual oil hu' n"'
the bid AID contact ,,..,is.1 o.,
Bidirs are hereby cautioned ,nd particularly notified ,n.,
their of. r. must be form h.r.u-n"r pre'rD' su
b- mailed m time reach their destination beers nc
.Ipir.s or receiving th" no oii b, EN- de'sa way
mai be ,,csrcd affSr peri cd sIisd and 40 d40dnes @
b. mad Tor JdilYr's 81 the roH A.. an
10 suard against offers hsng openef before w" un1 Up
pointed bidders are quessd 10 ndoiss on the en'e'op'
above tho address aod dsw line undsf ne indof'sHc'
tins: 49,, ,L. v,.,.
P,ope,ai. +, ca" No. name NE eia") for ne Nary
Ya,d at (namc the rap. 49, =, g., ,v-.Li,x
ton, ID, G.
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f.S THE 1868.
1868,

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAiLkoAp.
Witb Il. connection. toras ,.,,
THE SHORTEST AND ouIchESr ROUTE
FEos NswYoRg TO rHs tsi>cifAl " Esihh ,ulsH
seven train. daily irem Newton % mssefeA VIZ
"' Nav .J,r,ey add Canden and Amboy Line. .,,
Ar ruHNiJ1U TNstSS tOk rhs WEST ny THIS
Al" iRotJfE LEAVE NEw-lORh FROM IhE
FOOr or COuRrLANDr-sr -
~ Of the morning pasergs leave New
Wy A. NJ tine h.r routes svsnioE passsnSen
A. q n m QUE hour later than other Inca
Nv wy Of Allentown. evening pa.ssnser' eavs al y IN.
uou. later than tho Nofh-u hnc ssd oy ooth ios'se
.uivo 1T tho time Norhern hu.' IN ne,So soa a.
pout. ia Northwest. Cro,Ins Indianapolis Loa.vs
poini. West, With fewer changes OF cars oA,,,., A.
ss-pg C-rs. without change run from tn.Hao pntS
ri.Oursh $50 miles, AMI Ns~ York 20 Pittsburgh >~ mns@
snosing aud Saloon tars on AL trains
Fac the q other routes.
nasgsse checked through Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, good until u.el BY lMs.oS,sa
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The fenn.yivsnia C,utral NomPsny IaSs IN -
Acccmmods lou Line. VII ch sloEds com
rsscl to parties moving westward ehe-hAn A' "'1"~
OF fare. ...-.,r,
BY Ibis route feshs q AL descriptions eau De .oi~n
10 AID any lolH Oh tre haigoads Q, ohl9'
ROAD DlKnC T. or suy pou the savgaoe MYERS Of inc
West by ,teamrIs fioin P,ttsbursh 4, 49, w.,hx
Ih- tai.. aud from any point III VOC
H.. PeuLsy Cens Railroad are OF az uu .,l
a. ace cbnfs. by OF ,ef h.oad Comp .uies Merchsn sns
snrPr.s Rtusins hn sn'pofta hon Of Their r1 ,.n.
Company. can rel, w'ta e'l"dr gSc on ''
Farmers and DeslrTs n 1.-Two stock wl h'u ~ nj ann.
want IA routo Cspacou. Yards vol "ae.a 49,. ,.
aud IT. c.nnouu,us AID -Ses attention !. psI 80 for
pom u,ri.burs wl.io vi be found every en,,l nrT
f,.u. .nH r,sins choice Is orerd o. me rs
PilIA. NEW QRK aud aALllMohE MA|N ,.,n9uon..
LEECH 90, Fici.h AGENT. nth vui.msl
No 1 aston iI.use. aud NO '.','" y .''
MCDONALD f.SCuuFF Emit 'h' $780, t'',.y.,l.ss.
INOCA LEWIS General Superintendent Alsssa~'S
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Form qJOgr


Here date tho oaer)
TIL. under.,gned there insert the names eompo. M
III, firm who bid Of sne Of tns der u voaf sasep
dated lds,s Of siyeFiement ard -uo'c 20 a 'ns
Gicb {, r..,s A. AZ, srce. embraced Cl. No. tnams
the css OF cs.sl for the tsvyySd ~ lnane the yAa &C.
eordng 70 aid schedule VIZ; lh-fe pa,te on ,.e
from tie schedule and oppce each attic ' me piios an
nrr, on, u. smoant he ff dollar. and cents and
foot tho .sTesso amount Of NE blu i'f The cia a'u
shond my Tor our offer acoep ed Tor wei request The
nsy BE- prepared and scot to ts navy agent n.u
tho sg~noy), for .igu. sud certificate And of ~t
hereby declare tho sboy. ohr /. IN de IN strict CONFORM
iy particular with the law approved March 3D. 1907
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der ,ny therein shs 10 transferred By the party
parties whom such contract or order ney he gwen
any other party psri, snd IN. say 'uch thn.st n.
cause tie sonulmep ofhe contract or ,iLs lsn., I
fr the United States arc coScernrd P,srfed ihst al
the sh, OF .cou hereby reserved to The nt"h a's
for any breach ofsuch contract BY tue contracting party "
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for suss,tsuce clohiaE smngniion muni'on'
and TO- every description Of snpp for The army or
nsvy Of tho United stars 't, be found guilty by SCOUT
mA'is Of Maud vi fu neglect of duty 10 pnnhrd
by hnr imprisonment such other punshms ~ th- court
martial shall adud.e and any peson who hall ut'aet 70
furh supplies OF any kind ds'cipnon 2 tue amy Or
navy he .h, BE- deemed t,ksn pa Of The land or
force, Of the United states Tor which he 'hsl conisei
furnish aid .upps' and be .blect 70 the mles and .su
aoo r ID. government the land and naval forces Of tns
Uniied sta'-., Approved July IT, TX ,,
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h.. ,h. b. liberty reject The cfrr ofry person Who
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con with S.yy De artu .uti nor sha' parties wn'
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nor. ~ received s4I-r' Tor suh am 20 iof
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