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Subscriptions and contributions of clo,h-
ing in aid of the Greeks, we have frequent
Is heard of. But that battalion of militia
should be exported for their aid, travels
little out of the usual course of contributions.
Vet it appears from the following battalion
or,l,rs that such a donation is to be made.
We are fearful that the spirit which sug-
rested this enterprisius movement, viii e.
yaporate long before this militia regiment
can reach Missolonghi. If that should not
he the case, their means would probably
he exhausted: but even if both should hold
ont. unless the situation OF the Greeks them
selves should have improved, these suxilia-
ries on their arrival, may find no Greeks to
assist:


To Major SAMPLE, Major of the lst Battalion


106th Regi't. Pa. Militia.


SIR: You are hereby uotiiied, agreeably to
General Patcheli's request, to hold your bat
TALON in readiness, for a march IN defence
Of the Greeks. H DUFF, Col.


Feb. %. 1926. lo6tn Regi't P. NJ.
attention Battaiion.-ln consequence of
the above requisition Of Col. Duff, the en-
rolled Militia within the bounds OF the
1O6th Regi't. P. NJ are ordered to hold
themselves in readiness to march at mo-
ment's warning, in defence Of the Greeks.


THOM AS SAMPLE, Maj.


Feb. z, 1926. 1t Bat. 106th Reg 2. NJ.