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JONES, Adjutant-General to [Addressed to: Colonel J. B. Crane, First Artillery, Fort Columbus, New York; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Webster, First Artillery, Fort Mifflin, Pennsylvania; Major L. Whiting, First Artillery, Fort Hamilton, New York; Brevet Brigadier-General T. Childs, First Artillery, Fort McHenry, Maryland; Brevet Brigadier-General J. Bankhead, Second Artillery, Fort Monroe, Virginia; Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ewing, Second Artillery, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina; Brevet Major A. Lowd, Second Artillery, Savannah, Georgia; Brevet Colonel 0, F. Smith, Second Artillery, Fort Marion, Florida; Brevet Captain J. Scarritt, Corps of Engineers, Fort Morgan, Alabama; Brevet Colonel J. I. Gardner, Fourth Artillery, Fort Pickens, Florida;, August 24, 1849

From JONES, Adjutant-General
To [Addressed to: Colonel J. B. Crane, First Artillery, Fort Columbus, New York; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Webster, First Artillery, Fort Mifflin, Pennsylvania; Major L. Whiting, First Artillery, Fort Hamilton, New York; Brevet Brigadier-General T. Childs, First Artillery, Fort McHenry, Maryland; Brevet Brigadier-General J. Bankhead, Second Artillery, Fort Monroe, Virginia; Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ewing, Second Artillery, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina; Brevet Major A. Lowd, Second Artillery, Savannah, Georgia; Brevet Colonel 0, F. Smith, Second Artillery, Fort Marion, Florida; Brevet Captain J. Scarritt, Corps of Engineers, Fort Morgan, Alabama; Brevet Colonel J. I. Gardner, Fourth Artillery, Fort Pickens, Florida;
August 24, 1849

Mr. Jones, Adjutant-General, to Colonel Crane, United States Army, and to others. [Circular.] War Department, Adjutant-General’s Office, Washington, August 24, 1849. [669] Sir: In order to execute the laws and…

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PRESCOTT HALL, United States Attorney to P. S.—Will the President authorize me to act under the 8th section, in order to seize and detain munitions of war intended to be used in aid of the Cuban expedition?, May 25, 1850

From PRESCOTT HALL, United States Attorney
To P. S.—Will the President authorize me to act under the 8th section, in order to seize and detain munitions of war intended to be used in aid of the Cuban expedition?
May 25, 1850

Mr. Hall, district attorney, to Mr. Clayton Secretary of State. Southern District of New York, United States District Attorney’s Office,May 25, 1850—half-past 3 p.m. [666] Sir: The Spanish consul is…

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