Special Order Number 239, issued Major General Frank Gardner.

Special Order Number 239, issued Major General Frank Gardner.

The order relieves Major Henry Semple from his duties under Brigadier General Liddell at Blakeley, Alabama; he is to report to Mobile for further instructions.

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