ALS, 1864 Sept. 4, City Point, Va., to the Provost Marshal General's Dept., City Point.

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ALS, 1864 Sept. 4, City Point, Va., to the Provost Marshal General's Dept., City Point.

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Adams, an officer in the Union cavalry, applies for transportation to his regiment at Point Lookout for himself, his servants, and two private horses. On the verso is a note granting the permission, signed by Capt. C.E. Scoville.

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