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AIlitia-meU, together wish copy of aIl the orders of the organization Of Sai Court, as yell as those subsequently issued tn relation to its decisions.

 And, also, tO furnish copies of all pa- perS, letters and documents, relating to said Court Martial copies of all orders, general or special, made or issued by the President of the United States, or by the Secretary of War, concerning or relating to the length of service of the detachment of the Tennessee Militia, detailed under the order of the Government of said State, issued on the twentieth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, and afterwards placed under the immediate command of Lieut.. Col. Philip Pitkin !; also, copies of such order, and of the mus ter and pay rolls of said Mllitia-men, which may be on ihe file in the Depart ment of Way.

 "And to furnish copies of any orders of the President or Secretary of War, by which in the exercise of the discretion ves- ted in the President by the 9th section of the act of the 18th April 1874, the term of service of the Tennessee Militia, may have been extended beyond three months: also, copies of two letters from the Secre- tary of War to Gov. Blount, dated the 11th and 31St Jan. 1874.

 "And, also, to furnish copies of any correspondence in the War Department between the President or Secretary of War and the Governor of Tennessee, du- ring the late war, on the subject of the time which the drafted Militia of said State should be required to serve in the ar- mics of the United States.'