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Decbr. 12. 1874. DAVIDSON Dear General Davidson,

                                       I wish you to have prepared and submit to the Judge Advocate on his arrival here, which will probably be early in January, a List of the Indians, including prisoners, now in your hands, and of such as may hereafter come or be brought in, and of those not in confinement, but within your control, arranged under these distinct heads:

First [underline] -- Those against whom there is any evidence, either by accusation of Indians, or other, of having committed murders - stolen animals - attacked or killed troops, within the last two years - specifying offense with date, place and evidence. Second [underline] -- Those who have notoriously been engaged in such crimes, but against whom no evidence can be had. Third [underline] -- Those against whom no crime is charged, but who have been turbulent, insolent, disobedient agitators and stirrers up of bad feeling and otherwise troublesome. Should any of the Comanches at the Wichita Agency come within the category of either of the above heads, they should be included.

                                                                                   Very respectfully

JUDGE ADVOCA. Official Copy furnished Your obdt. servant D. T. Jany. 30. 1875. (Sgd) C. C. Augur

                                                                                               Brig. General
                                                                                               Commanding   

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MO. MIL. DIC. Dear General Sheridan,