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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

ST.. LOUIS Sept g. 1861.
SIR: According TO the report received at thee
headquarters Col. William, with h,s command oil
800 men has been forced % retreat from Shelbia 10
Macon City Hudson, 10y and OF rebels, under
Green. numbering about 5000, where bc IL now
cut off from all lines Of communication east Oi Ills
position.
In order 10 arrest the constant depredaons OF the
rebels in Marion Monroe Shelby, Macon and adJoih.
inc counties and TO vitI on them the whole Nor OF
ma rtlal law have resolved upon combined attack
on Green's men and their total annihiiaion.
10 effect this object you will be re-ei forced by the
let Kansas Regiment and the I'D lndiaI u Regiment.
Brig. Gen. Sturgis will advance on Macon City
UIudeon) with the nh Ohio Regiment; Col. Groes
beck's 39th Ohio Regiment; one squadron Fremont
Uussars under Capt. Won Binm, and CAPT.
Schwartz's full battery, under command oil the let
Lieutenant
You will leave Il comparative reserve at Palmyra,
and then advsUce west toward Salt River, s"d you
will, under any circumstances ehdeavor 10 put your
self in communication with the command oil Big
Gen. Sturgis, who will operate toward the easi
against Shelbina.
Il will be yonr object not Only to disperse the
enemy but TO follow him into Ills hiding places and
annibate him. =,
After having put yourself in communication with
Brig. Gen Sturgis, by means Of reli.blo messei-
ger. and after Gen. Sturgis has advanced cast TO-
ward Shelbina, you will force the passage oi 81 !
River (should the bridge DO DESTROYED, you VIII mud
a suitable bridge toward the nortn or soulb), and
thus make combined attack on he rebels.
After the junction Of tie forces las been accom-
plshed, Bng Gen. StuIgis will be under Jour CON-
mand.
As communication between you and Gen. Slurgif
will he subject to tie constant hazard oi hieifni'
ton, you will report by telegraph often ~ nece''
cary, 10 there headquarters, whence DISPATCHES ma!
be cent to him.
inclose a copy Of The order addressed to Brig
Gen. Sturgis. "
ToBrigsdier General Porn.
ST.. Loris, Sept G. 1861.
SIR: In order to put stop 10 the robDcries aud
violences committed by the Krrel hordes under
Green who are DOW assembled a. SLelCina 70 Tie
number Of about 5000, and who have cut of Col.
Williams from his eastern o0nlnun cation lines,
nave resolved upon combined attack Oh the EeDelr
and their annihilaiion.
Gen. Pope will endeavor with lis oisposatlt force.
Reinforced by the lot Kaisas ard TIC 29d indiana
Regiment to force passage acrors SAlt RIVER, or 10
gain u crossing by some oher means fuftfer DC
ails concerning The general pln ana the juno OF
the forces Gen. Pope will eldeayor ~ 'raiioht u
you 10y reliable messenger -,
To carry out this confined attack atinck you VII
Assume COMMAND Of tie following ivseeai
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fvoi. Z. maze NIL

To Ma. .Gen. J. FnFNgNr:
Have Just received dispatches from Ginsgow.
Arrow Rock, and Bonneville, by the hand of man
who escaped from the Il amer Sunshine this proves
to be the boat captured and used by CREEP at Gl.s
cow. aud no, the Clara Bel 10 reported Green has
not crossed the bridge; this boatmAn helped 70 cross
Green aud reports tie numbers at 5000, and ,-os
more ready to cross-all horsemeu with two - ~
oi artillery; he reports Lexi gton rs having eeen
attacked with 10. 900 men ON Tnunday. bu, held the
work subsequently,; 1t WIS reported as having sur
rendered. This is improbable.
JEFF {. DAVIS Colonel Commanding
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Hx.p4u,H1sR. wx.rxRS DsrssrsEsr

To Col jar. G. DAVIS J.f-rson City.
Ibe following information, received here from
Gen. Pope at Hudson to-day: Illinois 10th and
Kansas ID, 100 strong, with two pieces OF aril.
lery, go this morning 10 st. Joeeph. Green and
Beyere aiming to cross the Mrsouri NJ Glasgow.
in three columns, from Hudson, Brookdeld, and
Sturgeon. | shall march upon Glasgow when
Platte River bridge is repaired; small squads from
Green command at Florida.
J. &. FRKMOhT Mi. Gen. Commanding
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OF q pas ~
HgApauBETEB, NEsTkNT DRPAHrss'

HgAparAETan. WESTERN DRPARrygsT,l
sr LOUIS. Sept. IS, 1851. .
To Col T. d TowssEsD Assist Adj. Gen Headquarters q
tito Amy Washington. ID. C. -. n,
Reliable information from the vicinity OF Piices
column shows bis present force to be 100 at War
rensburg and 1000 at Georgetown, VITA pa Aets ex-
tending toward Syracuse. Green Is making fT
Bonneville with probable force OF 3vS. WIN
r.vyI - force from thls vsrt o. the Missouri risks
tue State; from Paducab, looes Nes,ern heutueky-
Az The best, have ordered Two reeimepto iron this
cty, two from Kentucky, AID viii aiake up the re-
miinder from the Lew force beng raised by sne
Governor OF Illinois.
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A''i'' Capt J. o. REAyERPIA
HxlporARrgRs WssTERs DEPARTMENT,

HKlDQCAR1BkN W tsTEKF UhPHHTNfN''
!. 81 LOUIS, Sept. 49, 1901
SrR: Information having been received at these
heao quarters OF an intended attack on Bonneville,
you ARE hereby ordered to move AZ once by tho SNORT
est possible route and with ali practicable speed
direct to that place with your force OF infantry and
artillery. cn.
To Brig Con- STt R0Is. MEXICO. ~.
Gen. Pores having gone on to Macon City after
the sending of the above rendered change OF orders
for the l4th.
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HIApQUAarshs %

HIipou.RrsKs OF Ths WEsssRr DHr,HrNNr|
ST. Lori-, Sept. II. lJ6l
To Col Jrpy. C. DAVIS. Jefferson City.
In my dispatch u you was quoting Gen. Popes
words, refer to H. Pope did not say when Battle
Bridge would he finished. ! send you to-day iwo
regiments. TO remain at Jefferson City. Ia the mean
time, eend forward Immediately two regiments TO
tho relief Of Lexington, provided nothing has oc-
CURED since your lst dispatch To render II IT cGped-
cut. Perhape they may AID Gen. Pope at Glasgow.
No;hing heard from Gen Sturgis for several days
Move promptly. Inform me pinu.ely. ,..
J. {. FREMONT.
Haor.Oon Commanding
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Vol page 100 ..
HxaDeUAErEns. Sept. IL. 1901
Embark with as little delay as possible On tne
Illinois Bail load, at Cairo, for Sandovai the regi'
rnents Of Col. Hecker, 2ith Illinois, Col Tarchin,
I9tb Illinois. Transportation viii await them there.
By order OF the President.
j. c. FREMONT. Msi Gen. Com'g.
Answer on receipt Of this; telegraph when they
will be thsrs.
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W,sniSGros, Sept. Il 1861.
TO Maj Ger. NrEaosr.
On oonsult,ton with the Precedent and Head Of
Department, il was determined 10 call upon you for
1000 well-armed infantry, to be sent here with
out moments DELAY. Give them three days
cooked rntons. Thi. draft from your forcer to be
replaced by you from the States Of lnois Iowa,
Kansas, &c. How many men have you under arms
in vonr pitirict Please answer fully and
Immediately. a. Stnos CAMERON,
" Secretary Of War
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vsl. 2, page 10 ]


Gen. Fremont. ., MI
just arrived here on my way 10 heckrX. rua
Ohio regiments on tleir way 10 Utssa ii you e,iA
send ruonlls regiment TO Chilli othe imn' diatcly,
the 10th Illinois aud 81 Iowa also BE- iorH ai1to
to Lexington. There vii % 40 more 'so'ia''""'0
trouble in North Missouri: mann, c..s,J.
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Vol z, y. 69.l
JErrkasos CyTr, SEPT 10, Ic6l

yErrxasos CIrr, SEPT 10, 1861.
SIR: eit Bonneville this morniog az 81 o clock;
M that time the Federal troops numbering I3o were
attacked by about 800 or 1000 Sece.sion.sts. ite
firing continued until / out Of hearing OF the
place. What the result know not, bot fee our
troops have been taken
Capt J. o. REAyERPLA
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Vol ?, page 1871 ,e ,eu
PAIsrRA. SEPT TO- it7l.

Fro1, pager jusl handed ne learn ,or nrs' u,.,"
Tnn ir,ops sent to Lexington "iii be 'ne;e soe
5ay sfser tomorrow and consist .. TWO il 'e ga
i nen',, hor,e These With the two cnio II X,
n,s,',s which Will reach thore ON Thursday, wiI
,atr re euiorct mont OF 400) men aud four pisses
af artillery. DO YOU " sh We 10 come a. 70 o.
Ioni, or 20 TO Canton nd Heokuh TO hDisn nl's s
IN tbs section 1hs following ioros along s'n
road at Hannibal: A, kansas 4Svi NJ Mny nan. as
B,ooklied $50 Of Mcrsans regiment; .. or ,,.s,,.
sepn coming east. 5000 Iowa aad Missouri "'
lar troops i""'' $50. POPE. Bis -"e"'
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Vol 2. page mi
JKTYsIsos cIrr, Sept. Is, 1861.

To Gen. J. L. FaKxoNr.
Bonneville Tranquil. Indiana troops marched
acro.s tho country last ht FROM Syracuse. No in.
teIligence from Lexington to-day. Green is Augment
ing biz forces from the other side OF the river So
cession feeling increasing and people rising particu
lary in Howard County. Rains have been exces-
iye for the last four days but we are perseyeiing in
our works. JkFF. Z. DAVIS.
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DEApyrA klkk- W k-fFkN bfFNtlssNI,
=. Loris, Sep. H. 1861.
r, Cot Jsyr.s.oS {. DAVIS, Jefferson City.
Rcsntorcements will be semi you to-day; the s,h
Iudiaua lett At a. bi. this morning for Jefferson
City; other regiueuts vii follow to-day. Siurgls
vii move forward. We will telegraph you further
Respecting his movement. ten. Pope, with some
force is AT or near 1T. Joseph. j. &. FRENoSr,
Msj. Cen Commanding
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Hn,pa,Asltn. Kas.,s Hnla.pr.

FoRT LssE. bkliNsfftLr. SPIT 10. ltbl
To Capt W PhlsCr CONG To-. fou L-.y~nwor'h.
SIR: / Hm thus far on NY march ward j
PROPOSE Ia march east far IslinsvIlls II po--
II le clearing ont the Valley # The osngc. l viii
from there turn north, clearing ont The Valleys OF
the yarie-de. Cy gnes Butler. Hsri,0nsillr orc"oi
ard Clinton, ahd proceed in that direction until
hear IRON tie column under Peabody. II attacked
bv IN overwhelming superior fore, Will Of ooaroe
fhl back Oh kansue
ain IN wing with II column Of about eD in
fantry, 500 cavalry, aud two piece. Of artillery.
uil leave al Font scott about go cavalry, at Fort
Liucoln 80 infantry aud cavalry. at BninsNiie'
Font Lane, 300 Infantry and cavalry, which think
fh,ient u protect these poinis. ~
will camp in the n.ig borhooA Of Balls Mill
toni bt and in the neighboIhood OF Papinsyilio To-
morrow.
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HBADQuARTKRs WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
TfIIIF' IlOIs
10 Col. T. ID. TOWNSEND. Ast Adj Cen,
Uradnuuri,In ~ The ANN Nn.hir 10 ID q

10 Col. T. d. TOWNSEND. Asst Adj Cen,
Headquarters of the Amy darlington D. G..
Report Of Gen. Pope todny from Iunnewell;
made night marches on Green, Sunday night, wLo
however, tot notice Of bis approach, bus was enc.
cessful III causing the dispersion OF Greens 1900
provi,ions aud forage aud the public property cap
iufed by Green ut Sbelbina. Popes infantry too
much fatigue to pursue; the horsemen followed ia
uursuit Ell o. hitecn miles, until the enemy scat
ietd; be stars west with 10th ilnois; wus to con-
,inue pursuit immediately, but aS Green's force Is
mounted infantry, Cannot do much in ovortsk NIX
them; rsi'roud east VI BIookIield is open, aud no
more secession camps will bo made within twenty
miles.
Gen. Grant iolegraphs from Cairo that the first
euu is iu positon at Fort Holt. Kentucky.
J. v, FpkhlOAT, hsl. 'ves. CommsaenS,
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WARRINGTON. Sept. 3. 1876

WARRINGTON. Sept. ,, 1861.
lErt,,c.. rom letter, Of the Hoa NJ BLAIR +. NJ o.
= Meigs begged me this afternoon 10 get you 10
order lJ.inch guns from Pittsburgh tor your gun
boats. lie says that the toaIs can empty any pat
tsry the enemy can make with such guns. lie ad-
viaes that you contract for them directly yourself,
telling the contractor you will direct your ordnance
officer to pay for them"
Think YOU viii find Gen. Hunter IN able, and
a, the same time an agreeable coopera'or. lie has
considerable energy AID much good sense, aud his
influence with the Presdent may be useful 10 secure
your support here
HEADeUlRrEEs WESTERN DgpARTsksT,
pe,sorslf Sept. T. 1851.
10 The lion Mr. SEWARD Washington, D. q.
MY DEAR Siil: Your note vi the l9ih was handed
me ty JUDGE Evans, who was here with me at the
same lime - Judge Watts OF New-MeAico. Agree
ullv 10 yonr desire / conferred fully with them,
and made such arrangements Tor cooperation and
communication as 10 Just now possible. Ihey are
undoubtedly both able 10 render eincient service,
.ud bob seem 10 understaI well the necessities OF
their respective States. Judge Watts retained
here Tor one day, which did not, however, III any
way Ietard his arrival III New-&exico.
Judge Evans is 81 well known that 1t would be
scarcely possible for him 10 reach Texas through
tie Missouri country. L endeavored to ind q Way
dor him through New Mexico, but bis journey that
way would DO very labOriOus, and ain0st equally
anssfe. therefore adyieed him to 20 by way %
Tampico, whence he wOull have god ROAD oil Only
S00 miles, and wOu d have an opportuulty 70 ascer
tain ~ hat supplies AID munitions are being cur
ned by that route TO the Coniedeiates.
In this Judge EvaDs agreed With NE, and accord
ingly left yesterday for Washington. All accounts
from the South show great activity, and their recent
movements indicate that the Cohiederates are DOW
owing great attention 10 the Mississippi Valley.
Their recent operations show that better officers
have recently been rent 10 the Memphis district.
H., Id IN h. hv la..a
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HnapacanrEks wHsIras Dxr,Rr~rSr

btIt U, TfI
To Brig Gen GRANT. Cairo.
Dispatch received. Push forward advel, on the
Missouri side. Move the guubouts cautiously in
concert with the troops on shore, and coufine your
seli to holding the positions have taken III Ken
lucky. Gralified TO know that Fort Holt ID pro-
glenrIng well. Inform Gen. smith that the lIih
IndI ma Regiment, with three companies Of regular
cavalry anu one of volunteer cavalry, left for Pa
ducah this morning at four.
J. C. FREMONT Major General Commanding.
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HxADarAnrEgs WssrHss D,rr'r,-TrSsHsr'

Sr. Lows sep, Is. is6l. )
To col r. d. TowNsENp Asst. Adj Gen heAdquaters Of
the Army. Washington, ID. O.
Information OF such positive character has come to
ny knowle &c duplicating Col. +. T. BL.r, Jr., LIS
Mi sour, Volunteers ia inedious and dishonorable
orts TO bring my authority into contempt with the
Government, and 10 unoe, mine ny influence IA
officer that have ordered him in arrest, and sl,an
submit charges 10 you for / Il Trial
]. c. FREMONT msjorCen Com'G
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U,.po-.nrrR. wnsrEnv DKp,GrsEsr.

e
SIR: You are hereby directed 70 move via Ctica
with all prnc,cab, speed to Lexington, on the Mis-
souri River with your fore Of Infantry aud arii-
lery. You will send back the three companies OF
tue Fremont Hussars, under Capt. Blum, TO st.
Louis.
The mott practicable route from Utica TO Lsxing-
ton for you VIII DO by Aus,invilie, kiuney Grove,
and Morton.
J. C. FREMONT MAJOR Gen Commanding.
To Brig. Gen. sFUKois. MeIico.
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HElparsarKH. Ws,fREs DEr,srSxsr.
Sr. Louis. Sept. -, lioi.
Col JyIp. G. DAVIS. Jefferson City.
The General commanding desires 10 say that two
Indiana fegim. ats leave for J,ferron City tonight
or tomorrow early: third regiment leaves TO-
morrow, and probably two batteries OF artillery.
Brig. Gen. Siuigis VIII be ordered from Mexico TO
move ON. Have Won forwarded the two regiments
to Loxngtonl What other newsl
l. G. WOODS. Major and A. ID. G.
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Vol 2, 2. ~
JssynKsOs CRY. Sept u, 1861.

TO Major. Gen. FhhmosT. -,
When Gen. Pore arrives at Glasgow how will he
cross the river the boats having been withdrawn re-
cently1 Shall send one DO you MOI mean lexing-
ton, instead of Glasgow, that you intend to march
upon Telegraph confused
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Vol ,. psge io7I
WAsHiaGros, Sept. Is, i60l
To Gen. fRYxoyr.

To Gen. FRHNoyr. -,
Your message received. Wien does force leav0
for Washington Pleaso answer.
SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of We.
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JsTysK,oS CRY, sept. 10. laoi
To JgPy c. DAVIS.
Col. iioves lett By Pacific Railroad o-day; Cod.
WLeatey LETT two 81 samers for Lexington TO re-
port TO Gen. Sturgis; each s.eamer has two ship
guns complete. Col. Wheatley is TO be ordered -
Tecapturo steamers seized by Green.
J. &. FREMONT, MAJOR. General Comm sadtns
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fTrsLslstion.l

81. Louis. Sept. s. 1861
The Kentucky side opposite Cairo should be forti
4ied. and at once. Steps should be taken forth with
From Cape Girsrdeau, Cairo, and Birds Point Elk
iufantry regiments, cavalry and a section OF artl
Isry will be sent at once The acquisitions Of Capt
Urintz for ammunition will be attended TO inme-
diaLey. -,
P4dacs, il to be occupied, If possible. If Dot, on
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HsAD4r ,RTkHs " t,rERS DgPAKr~ssr,
September Il. oil
To I. r. HARDWOOD Supcrniendcut Hannibal and 81 Jo-
.oph Railroad. Hannibal
Send forward at once 10 junction of North hlis-
souTi road the ssary TRANSPORTATION to move
Brig. Gen. Stnrgis, with biz command OF zoo in
iantry and section OF hor-e artillery TO Utica on
your road. Answer by Telegraph.
&c. FREMONT. MsJ. Gen. Commanding
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&c. WOODS, Ne or and A. d. C.
Vol 2 PAGE sal

JKfYEasos CRY. Sept. IA lsoL
To asl. Gen. FREAosr. 80 .,,
Mai. Eppstein has held his position at Bonneville.
The Robels lad given up the fight ind were waiting
for Green. All right Tonight If my troops get IN
his rear TIE detachment / ordered back few
days ago TO retrieve their conduct gave battle TO
Creme forces while crossing the river ut Giafgow
They exchanged fire halt an hour when battery
opened upon them, and they reirested here to-day.
Green had captured the steamer Clara Ben. Prob
able Rebel ioss ~ Bonneville IL killed and 10
wounded. Epprtein's killed and iwounded. The
Rebels lo.t some at Glasgow, we hear.
JEFF L. DAVIS. Col Cong
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[. ASBOTH.
Huoer,nrxns wxsrrrs DEr.ErsEsr


Sir: As n column Of the eneuys forces II moving
upon Lexington YOU are hereby diIectsn imheais'e-
~ 10 order two Of the regiments under your com
maud 10 the reinforcement OF that place. Orders
have already been Issued to two regiments IN this
cry to proceed to Jefenon City, a-d re-entoree
your command.
Brig. Gen. Sturgis, now at Mexico. will also re-
pair 10 Lexington with bis entire force Of in-
fnniry and battery Of artillery On hi. arrival be
will assume command OF all the troops at that place.
j. e. FREMONT mA,or General Comm anains
To. Col J.f {. DAVIS Col Commanding ), hcnon Guy
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HEADQUARTERS IsIsH BAIG,DE.
.xt..ar.. t.,t 40 IHfl

LEXINGTON, NrVt ~ IHtT
CoLoFEL: / inclo-e You copy Of IA letter this
morning received by Col Marsbal. II true, and Cot
NJ, who is acquainted with tie writer, feels conf
dence in this staten ent stores, both ordnance aud
provision, cannot be too nIidly pushed 20 thi-
point If Col. Ms command, aad also Col. Pea
body's, now in Warrenburg, reunte with IN, rs |
lave no doubt thsy will, our force would reach
200 men. We have about % round, TO a man. This
morning commence marching. We will hold out
to the last. Truly yours, JAWS a. MCILicAS.
10 CsL JEW c. DAVIS Commanding Jeferson City.
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Vol. ,. PAGE Sal
usApQrsRrpRs Sept.
TO Cant KnIros.

=.
I have lust come in from Camp Benton. Find
your ordsrs for battery 10 20 to Jefferson City
What train takes 1T Where is Castle
TURNKEY
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Vol. Q, page G.
JEYTLK-Os CITY, Sept. IL,

To Maj Gen. FRssOSr
Express .ron Col EaGs, commanding at Syracuse,
says that about 5000 from Prices column aro nd
ynncing to Bonneville, and later information indi'
catcs ,iat as The most threatened poiut Large re
endorsements for future operations from this point
can 10 longer be- delayed. A force OF SUITE cent
strength to give the enemy successful batto III his
rear would settle all trouble about here.
JLlF G. DAVIS.
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To MAJ Gen. FKF11ST.

To Ma. -G-n. FNKN0Nr :, >,
Pillow is marching upon Paducah, KY. with al out
900 men aud artillery. Look out ior him. have
this news from & Tennesseean officer III Lousville
The Iennesteeans are going 10 make forward
movement tonight or Tomorrow 10 hen'u'hy, per
Ionisyille and Nashville Railroad. This news Is
reliable.
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EKAlsrAkfKks sept 10, Iooi~
To Hon. RicsAKp YATES Springfield, Ill . .
What j. the strength oi the regiment ~ Centraiia
Are iaey armed and clornedl
J. C. FREMONT. dsor-Gen. Commanding
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Chno, oep< ~ foo<-
To Gen. J. C. FRBsoSr. o..
Your dispatch just received Col. Hecker's 24th
i, at Fort Holt the 18th Regimens at Fort Jeesoa'
They will be dispatched at once
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September II, 1901.
To Brig Cen J. A' kiNsrRr q NJ. 4 \ A
Col Neetch, 18th Indiana X, gmenl, under march
ing orders. repor's no transportation arrived a. camp
at hali-past ten o'clock.
LC. WOODS. &ajor aud A. n. L.
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JEFIF tsDk IITfl S~pt ", Iu'I
10 Nror-Geu. Pzsxosr. 50
Kumor states that the troops a. Bonneville have
surrendered; tie War Eagle Il of for there thall
have l. 30 men ready t. march from Syracuse to-
night. The heavy rains of the last 20 hours have
caused come delay; push forward re-eniorcemcuis.
JEFF. {. DAVIS, Cot Commanding
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Jsyrss,os CRY. SeN. 10, 1851.

To MAJ. Den. }. c. FKssosr
My mil for you o day have just learned, was
rent up the iyef days ago has returned without
hiring shot. Thought ttey heard the enemy move
ahead Of them. have ordered them tack perempto-
rly. Juf. e. DAVIS, Col. Commanding.
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.JEYrkx,os CTry, Sept Is, 1854.


Rel able Information from The vicinity OF Pricee
column shows lis force to be " o0o nc Wrren'bdrg
ana 1000 n, Georgetown, with Iickes extending IN
The direction vi Syracuse. Green Is making Il"
bonneville. JEFF u. DASh'