CAMP INDEPENDENCE,
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Vicksburg, July 0, 1916. {


DEAR JoNEs;--At length have the graft
fcation oiinforming you that, in less than
days, this regiment will embark for the seat
of war. This intelligence was received by
Lit. COL McCLUNG, on yesterday afternoon,
and on It's communication TO the men in
camp the wekin was made 10 resound with
shouts Of joy.


Gen. WooI is at Memphis, attending 10
the embarkation Of the residue Of the Ten
nessee volunteers, aud will be here with
ou. an accident) on the 10th or llth, and
as soon thereafter as "Uncle Sam can dis
tribute our ratioHs Of dimes, we may expect
TO start. Gen. Wool has been engaged in
moving off the volunteers from the States
Of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky and
Tennessee, as fast as they have reported
themselves in readiness. So much cheer.
ed are we with the prospects Of getting off,
that we have IL not in our hearts to mur-
mur now, as prone as we are 10 il, at the