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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-29

FROM SAvANNAn.- "A gentleman arrived in
our city Saturday who left Savannah on We'd
nesday. Everything was quiet up to this time.
Gen. Slocnm marched in on Wednesday
morning at the head of about three hundrc't
men and posted guards around to protect the,
property.
No on:ragcs had been committed.
1t is thought that Gen. Sherman will not
permit his army to go into the city.
It's said that Sherman intends to request all
residents to take the oath Of allegiance. Those
VINO 40 SO, VIII bc allowed to remain, and their
property will be respected. Those who refuse
to DO SO will he compelled to leave and their
property will bc onfscatcd.-Auyusta Chyou.
icle G Sentinel, 25M.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-29

LOVE VS.. PR1No1PLE.-Th latest sensation
among Memphis upper-teddom, is caused b,
desperate love affair between an army office:
and young lady Of afiucbte, and accomplish
mcnts, whose only fault is an abhorfence of til,
proud bahntf under which slic Was born. add
strong SYMPATHY with the cause Of secessiol
Gossip has considerably riaenfed tile mattei
each one who tells the story adding soitt
choice bit of fancy to make it more intSfIstini
until it has assumed vast proportions.
amounts to simply this: The lady, who
greatly enamored of the officer despite the
poitic:al differences, has agreed to say yes, t,
tetdcr proposition made by him several weeks
ago, providing he will quit thk service of the
Un'tcd States, and retire to private life, as it
might not Lc received with favor among her
friends that she, who has connexions numerous
arrayed upon tho side OF rebellion, hal married
Yankee officer, no matter how handsome
gallant or honorable. This condition, however
US a "'"" Of honor and patriotism, he decline:
to accept, but still presses his suit, hopeful that
she will waive all fears Of their prejudice and
become his Internationally. Society is mucl,
exercised about the matter, and much specul.-
tiott IS rife as to how it will terminate
pills BuiHHn.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-29

OF the TWO papers.
year, labored untl'
patrons promptly,
esting us lie coult
tail its fair proper
niicant size. WI
the consolation of
the utmost OF his {
ceptable Iircside v
correct war intcl}i
ton, and which III
numerous readers
city dailics--incu
ishing such intclli
Owing to the ST
be forced, in just
day next, the pull
stead issue a TIT.
day, Wednesday,
on which the gre
this place. The,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-29

SMART oFF1cIAL.-"e notice by the Rchn1ohd
papers that man calling himself W. Fl. MAuRY was
oetaiued at Columbia, S. c., few days since by a
Confederate Official on the charge Of being Yankee
spy Instead ofsearchng his prisoner at once the Of
hcer set down tH write an order for his arrest
"h'ie he was SO doing the prisoner pulled a small
package out Of his pocket and threw it into the fire
at ,he time cxciming "now arrest if you wish
We know not who the official was but he certain
y did not exhibit much slircwdness A person
against whom there is evidence enough to cansc him
to be arres,c. as spy, should he searched without
any delay. We think the Confederate official sbould
be at once promoted to position where it is now
necessary to exercise much practical common sense.
This same MAuRy was the young man recently ar
rested in Camden and carried to Columbia for fir.
ther hearing.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-29

FAN1c IN Hosp1TAL-A letter from Colunr
,b'a. Tennessee gives an account of fright
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17
Sorghum or susar-Uuue Cru.hrr.

The difficulty OF obtaining Imported SugfT and ul6'asses
cotnpels u, IL rely on hume production. One N Two aCfes
cult waited In sorghum will yield sut'lent noiaoses Ion rtH'.
sumption ON an ordinary fam. Prepare youS band aud
plant your Seed early; secure = good crueher, AID MAKE
mol ses Ms SOON rs the sorghum ar oanr natures.
Inc subscrIber has obtained letters patent frum The Con
federal. States for = new and Improved Sol BhunI Of sugar
Cane Cruulrer. 10 tie rhrldtty Will which the juice u
pressed fruln The stalks, In tie saving VI the Juse au II
lows, In the economy OF labor required " operate ue Iqa.
chine, 10 simplicity VI construction. and IN the ease W.
which It Is kept In good running order, Il u MACH sabtfis
70 the machines heretofore used
POR SAIE-kTATE RIGHTS AMI COUNTY RIGIirG
For terms and particulars, sddI :S u. yb.crRer 81
BalIyife Z. O., Powhat4p county, Va, or John Eo0kcb
ESQ, Fho has = model, at the Office OF Ksrr 4 Lyon, Rich
mond, Va THOMAS U. BROWN.
anf-anaHQu cRn6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

The Yankee Commsnder-in-Chief may
hereafter spoil his name out: Unfortunate
Soldier" lie is bound to 90 under in this
campaign. Marc. Robert" %. al the soldiers
delight to call General Lee, has him on the
hip. Already Grant has squandered more
men in his desperate attempts to break through
our lines, than it was originally supposed
would be required to suppress the rebellion.
lie vii! probably waste about as many more,
and then he will subaide to Q place on the
Est Of departed herosss with Mepcweu. Nc
Clellar, BurnsidadSa3 PSps-lChst.
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usAuQUAaTNus MARYLAND LINE.

March 70, IsO7.
Tl,o AiuryInud Men ia the Goufsieratu service.
i II La believed that ucurral UTIurs No. IS. A,1ulstl
and Inspector uenr b!s OiNce, Just putlnhrd, "hrt.lit
all tho dlthru lties which live LcIrtofvrs luirrPoJod 70
prompt trsnIors to the Ma, Jirii Liue. fYrry Prrb' u
now III bel Vice. Who why stlh1 beginning CT it ~u .
ualss or adopted rIIizun OF a~inrylauL. rsm. upon APpii'
cstluu l., h.ior GeuuraI SlIey. S!nInl"n. Plrp'nii. 90
Culonul Bradley r.. Juhnsuh. linn"rrr Junction Wv
ginis, be immediately transferred ~ thu M-Ty'6i'i i'h"-
The following form ciu bu aligned. Swviu L" before aeSt''
nlssioard officer, Directed ~ ritLrr u .hn rboSo "hiecff
aud .eItty Iln!, when The nnflpief will! ifa'ieI!a''is be
unde. The applicant must s'a:el lo wishes a D" trans
frred u L. sIor General E.Ery. i!hir'p n~afylaiid, SIapp
ton, Virginia Or ~ Colonel Bradlsy T.. Johnston. Crui
Howard, Hanover junction, aud a. II rviupsny nlrIlY
ork mixed or u form II new rVlnpaIy. Spiiivati'iI- ~
cavalry uiust he accuny sLisd by siiiiEy;t gtas riIll,sW
can keep t!ure.r mUuutei.
TunM ~ ArrJJCAItrH.
The uudersisueJ, d private 10 Uompany heE
lInent, - Brigade, D'vi-"n. -'.o'u'
Army Of =, La Wing Lrrn d riuzeII "f MatylLi NJ nv
cuinmeucemens Of Ito SsI, Applies tot a transle' 10 ue
MArylsnd 1inr. COMPANY -, feE'l'rn!' "ndr'
Geu.ra' Orders no Js, AIjutant aud Inspector Grneralt
Qtics. lst1. I Jeulro ~ be trnnsferrni 10 OarIr MAY
land, M.)or CururnI EiEey, btsuni9n, or Camp How ar,
Culcuel Bradley 4. Johnston. Hanover Junch"u.
Appended is proof Of citizenship;
On this - day Of -, leri, tri0r. he subsnl:
Der, q commissioned officer - Roglu;-ns. - BIZ
gatr, personally appeared -------,n aud trsdv "hlh
In cue turn " Law, that be knows .Ea: Sa
. ritizeu uf Maryland nj thn commencement u The ~Gf
au that l.. IS sLle to kuep limself mounted.
All applications 10 Le transferred y, Camp Maryland
will, for lie present, be addressed " MAJOR u.ueSai
BRADLEY 4. JOHNSON.
nh2Dfsrsu Inn Colonel Coming
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skHTY-s IXr MISSISSIPPI IRciNERT.
The following is a list Of casualties in the
Twenly.six.h Mississippi Regiment, General
J,a Davis brigade, in engagements of tho I'd
AMI ID June, 1851:
MG,ior Il F Parker, commanding regiment.
Company A.-Woundsd: A j. Garrett,
thigh, slight j Donnovan, face, severe.
Ctn,hahy H.--Woundea: Pri7ates Richard
Siru1nuDs, head. slight; z Campbell, arm,
slight: !aaaa lilrwell, Jung, severe George
~I:;ir!er, shoulder, slight; f Campbell, shout.
der, sight; EF Xix, foot, slight; A NJ Nc
AnnA!ry. throSt, mortal Ssrgt Jack Reid, hip,
slight: Private Pleas SHINES, arm, severe.
Company D.--Killed Capt ii Donshoe -
Wounded : privutes j Woodland, thigh broken:
i: ]; hicrherson. arm arhputated San
ders, arm fractured i1rtrldee, thigh
broken.
Company E.-Wounded: R N.1rey, shout
der, severe; B F DonelsoD, toe, slight.
Company F.-killed Private N G Gray.
Wounded Ssrgt Oscar Jones, leg, slight;
Private B F Rowell, finger, slight.
Company G:-Wounded: sergt M-Clam-
pet, head, slight PriVstss r Boren, wrist
slight Jas Crowson, thigh, slight.
Company live unaeo: omltn,
mouth, slight; George Shaokelford, shoulder,
Company I.-Kiled: Corp Wm JONES'
Wounded: Private F Miles, head, slight,
REHABILITATION.
Killed,
Wounded, rs
Total %
VIZ. NJ. BRYANT,
Surgeon Goth Mississippi Rsg't,
Gen. Davis Brigade.
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j
9 Lieutepsnts ss A djutants.
D-With the Commander Of tbs Cavalry:
l Quarterma5ter;
9 Lieutenants from the General Stan
l Lieutenant as AJjutant. fon Seidlit5'
Journal Of Ycrk's Corps. Berlin, 49,.
Page 235. p. ,a,,
This arrangement was offended III 1918, 81,
that with each brigade therr WAS ono dsneTa'
Staff Officer, with many, indeed, two! WHO
remained with it during the continuation Oh
the entire war.
Generals 0neisenad, Scharnhorst, urIlnan,
| Thiele md C!ausewitz were the instructors OF
the Staff in those memorable epochs oil Prus-
sian history their creative ideas in the sphere
| Of army administration, strutegy and tact'cs'
have rendered their nainos lasting in the an
mails of tho German General STAFF.
Ia 1915, etter the s5ouad peace Ut PARIS, o
transformation Of the q eneral Staff took place
on the OCCASION Of another new organization
| of the Prussian arfiy; for II number otits Of
fcers, increased by others detailed from the
army, were united in Berlin as the " Gredt
Csntru) General !&at," under o special
Chief; while the General Staf Of the army'
remained distributed among the ArmaeC Corps
and Divisions. Tho entire General Staff was
under the second bureau Ut the War Depart
ment, without u special chiei ut it's head. 10
was only ia 1921 that this positun was iilled
by Lieutenant General Won Muessling, as
| Chief of the General SAT- Of tho army.
In lSol tha 0sner.l Staff WAS reduced to u
o,aia,on f,rm,l;on ami ,orsistel Of:
| Lieutenant General ~ Chief "t the Done
raj Staff Of the army;
Is Staff Officers US Chiclo
| Ii Staff Officers, Of which nine with the
A,roo Tnrno anil fam witb the U.ntraI uan-
asaI StaT.
l;strihuteJ g.
mnno tLa Armee
10 Captains; Tnrn5 nnJ the
5 Licutennnt5, detailed. Cantr.l G,nsral
an
m;, or,on;,,,i,n vos fur .heL;nd III. true
"an'I. 49, ,n
re" 'e 'N"P - -""
! General as uhieI
SLaf Officers;
y Captains
y Lieutenants.
In addition for zach s;u%lo .1r"'@ La,r":
General or Colonel, he Chief;
Staff Olicsr:
Cuptuin.
CAPTAIN;
l Lieutenant.
Bssidss, theirs should hayo bcen I%yosgh!t
or assiyaabx:
d STAFF OAi,ers.
4 captains.
Acsoruingiy' tnere "n' tmeH u de"'''"'N Va
apont MY Henerli DIAN onh'ers'
Won DscEer, Ia accord WIN Won "eiA'e
lhe'earc"e5 "i tht SERVES o. INC 'eue'"'
nfau' or on Tie le'"'i7 ,f "a"'n' vi ''",'
N'ei''h' ~ i'":" " f''"'''e' -" .''''''
'hH. : h;hlatioii
"a'r'ld'iiR u al trii"3'h'"lr' h''' >'Il mo
derato csiinnt'nn, An army 81 """,.'' men,
p!a''h on u war l"'l'''E, r'lh'fr7 u ''cn''a'
S,ai Officers:
To t. 81 Stat ulticers.
the term ssatf ofilrer' III 'ies'; specially 10
i~nuicats General Staa Officers above the rAnR
Of captain
LA 10 i6n Captains unh L'euse'''n'7.'
Besides. arc necessary Tor seTHi'o u" Tile III
terror Of the country:
~ 20 10 san OmoeiS,
~ To GU CAptalus uuu l..tsilclihuIts bHl'u
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NO TnK CLERKS or THE couNly QUITS.

In order TO ~fseilitale III grsuLLis " .r Inc II : hr TX.
rmpuuns from military duty by the uo1rruor, Il Is d'ri'
cable 10 ohtnL, hsts Of the Justices ~ the Pe'en 'htrly
elect q fran the several dis. "a In o,,h vJunty. With the
,r,ns,,iv, Lgts OF lh. Jus,Ire.. Ih- ulriasv vi Courts are
rrouestrd to iurolAh tL.1 s Iforra.ivJ as pI'n Ms pr,ctira
BILE, dir, c'ei 10 tho Seer,try OF tha U"Ium"n~ aith
Justi, Is elect are not Ell tit!-d u :"lDni-slont unlll tnir'y
DAYS sfrcr q or riectir II, AID ihrir Ie.m VI seiS.,r " II
moi c.iAinauce until ia: INT ot August nptl Certincatoa
for e~IsoLto, ~.L., Ia .rtUr". bpt tss= ri: Ct unti hi'ir
that fsts. NA. Silih.
I1test
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TIES.

Tho following IS Ii list Of oaa,iaitics IN the
North GaroliLa cavalry r iruis HiIre May LIST
1861:
Wounded: Brigatier General JAS Il dor
don, MORALLY; Brigadier General p NJ |:
Young, shoulder severely.
FIRST NORTH CAROLINA CAVALRY, col" V u
CHEEK, ~coaNANDINC.
frli aud stall Wounded Col W II Cheek,
shoulder.
Company A.--Killei: Pii9ates l. E Grsen.
| Shube Gardner. Wounded Capt J Snaith,
wrist; Sergt Nat Price, thigh; Privasss James
Ray, leg; Hiram Baker, hand; r Coward.
thigh: Alex Dixon, side; JAS Coward, heel; J
II Ball, forehead. Missing: Private John
Miller. q
Company B.-KlIeI: Corpl s Lassitsr,
bueler; WIN Bryant, Private WV Pvwell.
C,mpany O.-EGu"Ir'l: PriVutes Jultn
Wilson, shoulder; j 4 Holm, hand. Messing;
Private J NJ Crusr.
Company D.-Wounded: I~'rivatea Albert
Wright, Icy; Jas Prolh', arm; J Murl.r. lung.
Missing Capt Jaa. c Rlair.
Company E.-ki.l: ID : Private + Il Hawks.
Wounded: Capt Cad J lrcdell, arm; Private
C j Dickerson, thigh: John j Bullock, fee;
W Foster, LUCY; ] ,hu Simms, wrist; P.W
Green, F rCo0k, hand; TW Harrison.
Company F.-KiIled: Corpl Charles NJ
Sti:l.r. Wounded Privates John W Dry,
thigh; W |. Barriet, elbow joint: j W Misneu-
heimer, arm: W NJ Bust, thigh: W A Bluck-
weller, legs; j 5 Johnso' arm ahi thigh,
(sinte died
Company U-WoundeI: privatcs j.. m 's
LuuIsCurL, E,lt; 4 K ,iLii. a.. N AMI lhuG; w l..
Springs.
Company II "nnhsi: c"ril II } saui'.
isg,
Company i-killed: r.igGtcs II Wlai"y-
O b Meaready, Wounded Si"llc'. w II
Stillman, leg; Private 4 Rosr, ley.
Company K.-Killef: Private u r Green.
Wounded Privsteu VIM kins!lud, oit0U: +
l. Padsunen. elbnw: DANIEL johnson, leg; An
thony Mcdowell, slightly. Missing PriEates
G w Guy, j j Arnold. j E Cunningham.
REcAPlTULATIoN
Killed, ID
Wounded, 80
Missing, =
Total, IS
SECOND NoRra CAROLINA CAVALRY, COL. C. n.
ANDREWS, COMMANDING.
Field and ataf.-Killad: Adjt Worth.
Wounded NM w 2 Roberts. head, very
slight.
Company A.-Killed Private A II Mar
tain. Wounded Sarg. H c Ladford, arm;
Private X Dsan, lung.
Company B.-klIsd Private II ;Dishman.
Wounded ; Lieut. r Allis On, thigh; Corpl 5
KnoI, shoulder. Missing: Private FB Alb
ernatby.
Company C.-Woundsd: Private J f Best.
Company D.-Wounde1: Ee1t j B Person,
thigh; Private j @ Stone, hand. Missing !:
Lieut. j A Baker, pnvates L Chapman, WI,
Vaughan
Cjmpsry E.--Wounj Ed: Cerpl r Rem
frow, forehead; Privstes j NJ Bats, ankle; W
Eatman, hand. Missing Capt r W Akin
BON, Lieut. f D Robbins.
Company F.-Wounded Lieut. II w Sanu-
ders, Privs tes G MrCiintock. G Newell, lung;
q W Westherly. Missing Private Wood.
Company G.-killed: Private j T Arm
Wounded Private II NJ Kiblsr.
Company H-Wounied .Priyste q y
Johnson. Miss%LLieut W II Ixey.
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AUCTION SALE;
By Robinson, Adams g. Co, ~,
Corner 9th i Main ;ju.s,.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sAL'
D BLOCEIDrl .
Al Auction.
FRIDAY StHT, 10! Is,;a.' a ~. -.
~ oaer
BLOCK ABE GOODS.
~ ;..es-l:su pai.,- iairs U,i'-ss -.
1. 10 Ia ra.r.-cayAlGy All rae! > 4.
Il :! pairs gents '~iyf.srt.= .s4
do ~ pairs russell nTos,I'
: do .6i-tlxck fel, fur hs;s
do lp0-wiiic aud ,!s.t IL, .-.l
~ boxes back gauntlet,
~ dozen Preach cali st':n
81 brides and 81 IL,
Vi hoop Ek RI,
2JJ " English gun cap,
10 pieces black and ~II': -.viA.,
IL do striped popiin
SJ px'rs No. ~ cotton csTds
. dozen llu-n ssirts.
With a variety Of misc ellis neous articles,
Is pieces Of Lexington factory ~ooieI c'-i.
D bsles 81 otnsburEs
% bag. cho,ce New orlesn, ivs.
Is bbls sugar
q bb,s crushed sugar
~ kegs bl carb soda
9 bags Mo cone
q bbls Cubs codee
ii Osgs pepper
8 b2 sop 'etA
Is boxes rosin : up
gu do cxn.'--
~ do stare
9 case. Baltimore .r"urt ; i-r
d dozen Eng i,h 81 hir,
Scases scJtT. -;uI
Il kegs NA,ctboy uu1
rs dozen bottles old appl. 'rsniJ
e dozen bottles Coynac biaui,
10 keys old Ja,us O. vu
barrels Aud ; Kegs iarj
. nrkius frreh inUuutalu butter
~ inch circular ,iE
Storces rice
With y geper I'll assJitIGeLtu u: grrcrllrs.
Jrl5 tds ROBlSsoS. ADAM.
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ma1lp Enq"'"

Wan GRANT ehal, have fixed lis army III
,..ootrorls on bath .nahs Of the Apr'ina'~
TX our people may expect rad alter raii
unon the railroads. and for thu destruction oi
property. 1t il almost imr"ss'h'e to prevent
thsse rui15; bat the people. tharaasel7ss' una
da naucii 10 GalS;sEasathemf 1Ihe Passsas'oH
Of supplies of corn, hacHn nul tl'nr. IN large
quantities. actually inTitea.na encourages the
enemy TIC send out these parties. II tho enc
my knew that lie c9nii fed nn Provisions ;''li
no ftrugo in tho country, i. would DC 'mr'''''
tle for his cavalry to sulsiat themselves, AMI
l,ng r,ida, through extensive s'rt'"''' q: The
State c3ull rot 10 undertaken.
We ha5s been reqacstsd t. "':l e,ioMii ~
tsnti0Y - this fact, anl are an;h"rilei - say
.ha. II turner's will send ti:-tr hn1an ana To-
rass 70 the Quartsrmaster'a Department. re"
es;nt will be given re.nruable in kind At ssxi,r
days. This arrangement would secure @ The
farmer his PROVISIONS aTi iorag' wh"n want
Ell, and w0uii proven. the enemy 'r"m se'%'hS
II, A. well a. s,rye e. accumulate. adk'lIea IN
itilhmont. tinl,ss srme sn"!t a''A''s:''"'iit ''
made. the farmers will lose AL ti-,r cram ,airi
It, p,e-casi,n viii in!nns and an' 'nri:1,n ths
rusmy to SEMI Oh; thar r~tyl'rr g.. "-ls: "rt
carry Oh their horses. ncgrn'r, n"l ''pnnn.no
and destroy their property aud rroSis!nua.
Such An arrangement viii hc II great hcnc'
III both to tho farmers AMI tho g,v-rtmeut.-
ri, c.,,.r ,.,;tI I,,,, BIZ rr,p. .p.IT,, whrrS
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net. siiasing Lieut. Ii 3 lhomas. Private a
jackson.
Company K.-Wounded: Ltsu! . n aHs,
riss, hand slight; Private j kopert1, 1aou i
W z Ti.icy, hand. Missing: Private " iiaii'
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VIE had

VIE baden
Your letter Of 2Uth Of Mark. the last news | have |
write YOU very onsu ! So - IuI personals up 10 the 2lst
MAJ have Lrru received he however. | have nothing.
licpinp all lur tie best, aud lowing how letters tniscalry,
/ Ir,,st suu have not foi gotten But \ ter your strange LEI.
i-r an Match, Will only rel.hrI ne HE day I nuswcreI
IL. lslI MAY, 1 ala auNous 'os some t!Jipgs ir"tp YOU
All " al aui ssh. iUyr Answer tiroaS' A'c''nohd En'
.IIr
New York Daily News please copy. jel1 u,
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A1AIYLAND VOLUNTEER SERVICE.

Al AIYLAND VOLUNTEER SERVICE.
RruhulrISo ul.ok OP TIM MAKVLLkD Linz,
hIciIuoud, April N', lsI.
The Major Geusral Commanding LAS plscrd the unier,
signed Ia charge Of ue recruiting service Of me mA,yanu
I'm. and directed that al onice bt located ~ Melvin
Block, l2tn street, for the purpose Of receiving applies
lions from their frll0S-cllizrns who 'esire to JOIN ~ 'o''
untrrrs With their brethren now III the service. All per
sous who were citizens Of Maryland. either uxu'r or
adopted, Mt the beginning Of the war, aud Who se now 10
the service, 10 regiments or Commands Of othet SUSIE, W
.ny uart OF the CUnTeLeracy, nnd Wish ~ be transferred
10 he "IIne," are requested TO make their application 10
The form prraxeJ, and trsnsu!t Tie ssme 10 MAJ: Gen.
Eisey. Stsunton, Va, or Col. Bradley T. Johnson, lisIo-
Yer Junction, Va, who will attend 10 u9 transfer beiny
made. $780,,
The applicant Will subscribe bis nsme 10 me iotai Of
previous rrsldence, 10 subscribe 10 the oath annrxed, Dc
lore any commissioned officer Of sie Confelrracy.
All transferred men passing through Richmond Will AP'
,dy to the for TRANSPORTATION.
First Lieutenant lst HarylHnd Battery,
MARYLAND Line,
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REWARDS

nhEWARD NJ be given tor tic = -
SCLUO son nj r"bnn, III nj 10 ! - a-:i
Il. In. OF t~V boys. VIZ sam, u uulal:J 4s,i ,Gsu'
}eArs. tiil rnj rlsLder: be- nhsrAre, ia ! Ms: su'
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