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 September 8th, 1864. 
 
 Learning 
 
 that there arc many meti in 
 
 who bolonc: to the 
 
 
 friends 
 
 liberty, are evading military 
 
 
 seryice, wbi 
 
 ihunder of artillery of tho enemy i- 
 
 
 heard almo^ 
 
 ^ ' ' ' of subjugation 
 
 
 or annihiliat 
 
 :iiem and. iheir couniry j a desecni- 
 
 
 tion of their 
 
 ii,^ - nirpatien of their rights, con- 
 
 
 fiscation of IL. 
 
 .. 1 . w(... . .J und the destruction of all that 
 
 
 
 ■i'-'T to 'iliem as freemen — to all such, T 
 rward at once, at this hour of their 
 
 ' 
 
 country . 
 
 
 
 i a arms, 
 
 ly keeping baclv f a 
 
 
 despi 
 
 throw a I To 
 
 
 come foi 
 remain i. 
 
 the el-' 
 come ill , 
 forward i 
 iTood oiTi 
 
 they Wu: 
 
 duty H" 
 
 ' adding one mor lo 
 
 - you 10 servitude. To all " 
 
 1 report to me at this post, au.i ^o 
 1 join their commands, I promise my 
 : their full pardon, they thus Cf^cap- 
 ihemselves and their children 
 
 iitailonthei u to the I 
 
 and fourth generation." 
 V>y Order, 
 
 R O. Tyler, 
 
 . -Brig. Genera/ Coinma 
 
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