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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
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HKADQu.RTBgs " EsrERs DRpARTsESr,l
ST. Louis, Sept. -, 1851
To Col OwgS LovxJor Chico %, Ill.
Col. Mulligan has not surrendered By latest re-
porte. Ii j. believed he is sustaining himself In his
portion. Re-enforcements are moving from four
points OF the compass, from oil direeIlons:
j. T.. Fremont.
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30 Ms'.'I'th fNFNONF. -
Tie eugine and cars will he cert back promptly
Later intelligence reports Col. MulQan as having
repulsed vigorous attack on Thurrdav, and the
Sight renewed on Friday. The news CONES through
Secession channels. JEFF. &. DAVIS.
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HnAoauART,ps Wn-rsss Drr'G

HELDauAKTsRs WR-rskS DEPAH1ssrTi
81. LOuIf, sept. II, 1901.
To Ic,s Pr's Ger. jar c. DAVIS Jch'fsou CITY
Carine battery, pieces, ~ renhin III Jefferson
CITY. and Bissell's command 800 mechanics FOR La
mine Bridge, ef here ? p. IN.
l. C. WOODS, Col, and Diftor OF rrarspton
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JEFF. c, DAVIS, Aefs Bhs.Gen. Cong
HxIps5.sgzls ws,T,Ey DsP.sTsEsr, /

GrsIR,L: By telegram of to-day sem 10 Cap'.
". t. Prince OF Fort Leavenwolth, the oucer IN
command OF the ~ Kansa- Regiment has been d.
reced 10 iate the steamer West Wind, or any other
steamer ard proceed at once carefully down the
river - Join yOH.
You will, therefore, send messenger up The river
10 communicate 20 the Commander 81 The ~ Nan
-ss Regiment such orders ~ you may deem proper
10 secure safo landing Of the boat, sud then make
every effort 10 cross the river aud effect Junction
with Col. Mulhsan. Acting Brighten JeH. G..
ID vr Of Jefers0a City VIII also en1oayor, with bis
force, TO Join Col. Nulhgan from Georgetown by
lsud and from Glasgow by steamer. Every effort,
therefore, should bo made 10 retain the post oi
Lexin yton. .
To Brig Gen. {. d. srUKois oplOsitu Lexington.
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JEFFERSON LlTI, Sept. II I0VI.
20 Gen. J. c. FrEsoNr;
send forward troops and supplies, and let me move
forward TO Georgetown aud get In rear OF enemy.
II Gen. Pore sustaius Lexington, a move OF this
kiud is all that is now required. | aW determined
70 move in four days. have this place 50 intienehed
taat small force VIII suffice to hold IT,
J.. C. DAVIS Colonel
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HEAoquAsTRKs. Sept H. 1861.
81 Col JgFp c. DAVIS, Jefferson City.
Brig. Pope says portion OF BIS force from
Utica will be at Lexington Tomorrow, tie ieIh, bal
snce on the i9th--4 90 men in all.
l. c. WOODS. MAJOR and Aide de Camp.
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10 Col JRPr C.. DAVIS Jefferson Siy.
We were at this moment giving you TIE order to
move forward and attack Georgetown. DO 20. and
90 not DELAY at all with view to re-epiorce Lex
ington. Exercise your own Judgment. Send dis
patches frequently.
}. c. FREMONT. Msj.-Gen. Commanding.
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G,patch Of this morning; our

hEApouAhrKRs y ksfsHs DRPAR1MFNf/
IN Louis Scot . 1901
r. Hon siror CAsERos, sscreLary Of War, Washington
Nothing since my &ipatch Of this morning; our
lo-s - killed, 100 woauled, loss Of enemy Law
killed aud wounded. Oar non-sommi'eoued officers
aud privatos sworn s.ud relea-ed commissioned oir-
Gers held ns pr ,9aers. Our tfoops are gathering
around tho euemy. viii send you, from the telu,
more details In few days.
;. g. gAsaiOap. Msi..lisu. Commanding
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HHIr00AkTKKs Sept. TO- 1867.
% Col Jsry. c. DAVIS, Jefferson City.
Send back our engines aud cars as soon az posi-
be- Answer by telegraph.
J. c. FREMONT Msjor-General Commanding
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HY,rQr AnrEks WR.InRs DaPAKrsksr

Vol Z. y. NJ
UP,lqr lRrRKs Wg.IrRs DaPARrsKsr,
ST. Lows sept ~. 1901
To Cot e u. TowS.KsD. a. A. O., Headquarters OF the
Army. Wa-hngton y. G.
bas fallen nto Piicss bands he having cut oil Null
lgans supply OF water. Rs-eaforeements, 4,OO0
s,rong under Sturgis by capture OF fcrry-boas, tad
no neane OF crossing the river in tilAe l.hue's
forces from the southwest, aud DAVIS rom tho
snn,h.ens, inward OF Ii 90 in all, could not get
there ia time. | am taxing the field myself, aud
none to destroy the enemy either before or a!tor the
iiu,ction of forces with McCulloch.
pIease notify the presdcut Immediately.
j. C. FREMONT. Maj Gen COMMANDING
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IEFfERsoS CITY, Sept TO- 1851.
10 Mejor.Genersl fREHosT.

News lust come in says Lexington is taken.
hardly think il reliable. have received your order
directing me TO take Georgetown. This place ID and
has been, except few hours some days ago, III my
TO- session. There are 10 Rebel troops now threaten
ing. have and am sending forward troops, hut
canro take permsnent potion with any considera-
BILE force until get means either by rail or Wagons
to get forward supplies | wrote you on the subject
of McKissocks ooDduc in regard To- the bridge, also
on the subject Of mules ard wagons AND harness.
Nv troops will all be in advance Of rhe means OF
TRANSPORTATION. Lot il be furnished at once.
JEFF c. DAVIS Colonel Commanding
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UFaporsH.ssr WESTERN DgpArTv MI
O..

HpluOVAU. WI9IUEN UrFAIlT' NJ
~ LOri,. Sept 20 lrI
srp: r. is reported that Lexington Is surrounded
BY an overwhelming Rebel force Oh ltODO, and that
orr re-eniorccments from INCA ara Liberty, u:d'r
command Of Rrjo.Gcn. htlEQia, arc orpOs 10 Lex
iuctop and prevailed from crOt11g the riNcrb by t"O
l.e.e. ba.teri.. I, ,..sl-. CD. .aliisaa AL uis
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~



10 Gen. FRyIoNr:
yesterday ordered the troops at Bonneville to
make ali expedition against Green, and sent the
)atau rs additional transport; this was done Just
lefore your dispatch was received. r,,
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(YoL }. page 80
Hs.DQuAEry.s. WrsTsHN nrP,Rryrsr.

81. Loris sept. %, ltI
To 4 LIscoty President Ws,hlngor.
Your dispatch received. l have immediately Or
dered Capt Foote with gunboat to di,odge the Rob.
ela f,om Ow ensboro, and will take measures to guard
the Ohio.
Have pl.ced my two llluoi, REGIMENTS at Camp
D.nnisoD, near Cincinnati at the di,posal oil u L.
Anderson, and 20 informed him by telegraph.
j. G.. FREMONT, Maor-O General Commanding
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brave little band of 2, coo. Gen. Lane will hsrass the
enemy by sudden attacks upon exposed p0ss upon
hs flank and rear; and you will set according To the
order OF the lStb and iendelvor To break through
the enemy's lines. Should you not succeed 10 effect
ing juoction with Col. Muligan at Lexington, you
are to retreat and take such position as your own
strength and the and force OF the Rebels
may render aG yisatle.
ia.J Should the whole force Of the enemy he con-
centraed around Lexington, il may be sufficient to
retreat to Davs's Creek, or at fur,hest, to Dunk
burg, 10 either If which cases junction with the
forces OF Gen. Lane consisting OF ZOO volunteers
with large Home Guard for,el, may be effected.
IT, Should the Rebels bold Wurrensburg with
larger force than yours, or II reliable Information
snould reach you that McCulloch is also operating
toward Lexington, you Will lake position at George
lown or Sedalis.
(c Should McCulloch operate toward Jefferson
City, but no. be able to reach that place before
eau re-enforce it (and will start Monday, ii should
not detain yonr forward movements from George
town TO Lexington.
I'D. You will keep me constantly informed OF your
own movements aud those Of the enemy, and will
watch constantly the re-eBiorcemen,s pouring IN on
the Pacific Railroad, 40 that you may direct them
Immediately to their destination. and avoid con-
fusion.
(e.JA corps Of observation will be left at Rolla
all other troops stationed ut that lace will also
be drawn to Jefferson City 20 operate with the main
body of The corps Of army.
J C. FREMONT. MAJ. Ben Cong.
To Acrg Brig Don. JKFy.RsOS G.. DAVIS Commanding at
Jeherson City.
uEApQUAnTEEs WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
ST. LOuis, Sept. 90 1861. J
SIR: 1t Is reported that Lexington is surrounded
by overwhelming Rebel force OF 5000 and that
our re-enforcemepts from Utica and Liberty, under
command of Big Gen. Surgis, are opposite Lex
IN ton AID prevented from crossing the uyer Nv two
Rebel batteries To assist Col. Mulligan and his
brave little band Of >, 600, yon will harass the eLe-
my as much possible by sudden attacks on bis
flank aud rear.
Should Acting Bri9.-Cen Jefferson c. Davis not
succeed in eecting junction with Col. Mulllg4n at
Lexington, he will retreat and take such pos ion
as his own strength and the movements and force OF
the enemy may render advisable
| In case the whole Rebel force Ia concentrated
around l., xogton. he will probably retrea, to Da-
viss Creek, or, al farihcst, 70 Dunkburg at either
of which places junction with your focees may be
effected
Should the Rebels hold Wirrensburg with larger
force than that of Acting Big Gen. Davis or should
he ascertain that McCuloch also oerating toward
Lexington, he will take position at Georgetown OF
Sedalia.
You will keep me constantly Informed OF yor
own movements and those Oi tie enemy.
j. G. FREMONT Mljor Gene iai Commanding.
| To Gen. j. L,sr, In the field
| sent through Capt riace, Fort Lesyeiworthl
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To General J. c. FREMONT.
Intense excitement here to know the fate Of Col.
Mullgan; ii consistent, may know II he has sur
rendered, OwRs LOyEJoY.
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Vol. 3, page "a ]

HEADQUARTERS WEsTxRN DyPARTaYNr,
Sr. Lows, Sept. %, 1901. )
Brie. Gen. u. s. GRAFT Cairo.
Your dispatch received / am informed by the
President that the Rebels have seized Owensboro.
Direct Capt Foote to guuboats TO drive tie teb-
els from there and to protect the ONO River. have
Nohle'- Cavalry reached Fort Slassac Direct him
10 report for orders to Gen. Smith.
Send forward three heavy guns to Gen. Smith, to
be placed at Smithlaud
&c. FREMONT. Msjor.G General Commanding.
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To Mai Gen Fremont.

Gov. Morton teleqrspbs rs follows: Col. Lane
urt arrived by special train, rePresepls Ow.nseoro,
10 miles above Evansville, in possession OF Secos'on-
isis Green River is navigabe. Greensboro must
be- seized. We want gunboat sent up from Padu-
cab for that purpore. Send up the gunboa', if ia
your discretion yoi think 1t right. Perhaps YOU had
better order those in charge Of the Olio River to
guard il viglanily ut all points. A. LINCOLN.
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To Ms Gen. FHEsoSr.
What further news have you from Lexington
Can you give Us results
SIMON CAMt RON, Secretary Of War
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IVol. 2, page lTs
CAIso, SEPT. II. 1esl.

CAIso Sept. II. lesi.
70 Moor General FKEsoST.
Igc .akiug 81 two regiments from this command
sk e ne deem il ITudeu, TO withdraw troops from
Il -, If Fort Jefferson to fori Holt. The order
Mgi 81. l.. >. grant, Brigs1ier-Geueral.
wAsmsGToS, Sept IS, l3al
rs Nsjor-Gensrs Fremont.
ecu Scott scquiesces 10 yourwishe III your pop
O ton to retain iIoop- not already forwarded. lie
! tejeorathcd order 20 retain the two regimeuls
which have Jeff to Cincinnati 70 wait orders foF
few days if they have not passed beJ ond Ihat NY
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HftDIr sK1FHsi Sept ~ 1901.
To Co. JEFFERSON &. DAVIS I.rcu1n Cay.
We have nows OF Lexington icing burned. Rebeit
with guns planted n FrTy; our ops inirnchco
o. College Hin and surrounded Have YOU thrown
forward a column for Their relief Telegraph par
ticuars. j. II. EAToS, MAJ. l. ,. a. and VI. y.
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Hx.OerAnTzHs wr,rrns DnrAn7xrsr.

SIR: Col Jefferson G.. Davis, conn andirg at
jefferson City, bus beer this day ordered to ncea,e
zis forces ct the crossing Of The Pacific Railroad
ever Latrine Creek TO 900 ueu adding, acco ding
so BIS Judgment, artillery and cavalry attack the
rebels at Georgetown, and, after defeating ttem
take the road To Lexington.
Should be fail to defeat the enemy, it Is sill conf
IDENTIFY expected that be will DO ale 70 break
aurough his lines, and, in cooperation with
yo1 make combined attack upon tie forces now
surrounding Lexington.
II IL expected that Gen. Lane, who will be tept
fully informed Of thesc movements will be Able to
~ 10 concert with YOU from Kan,as City.
&. FRKNONJ MsJOf-6eDeIgl Commanding
Brig Den SroAGis, Commanding Uuit,d Slas.s Ut
Lexington.
HY4DCrtpTgke MFsTyEv UgPAETNFSyj
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Mr.. T. Farmer Clerk OF the QDsrterlnasters De
parimcut at Spiingbold H., rcIO.s u me his ART
val in the CITY ~ -. Ioui ~ ".2i o'cio l-i even
ing Thursday. Left Jefferson City Nj - O'Clock
same day Messenger at Jeilerron City Iusi arrived
from Lexington - ho leit. Report Col. nul.igan r
command strongly intrenched, with The assls.nce OF
> OJ0 Hone Guards. aud the Iowa 9TH Re. imsot-
the latter having one oEPouudog howltzer beside
several small pieces 81 orduunor.
Col. STA iVa1 bad ropelled Price and BIS COM
rnard e.iiaafed al inOo 10 10000 strong, and be-
leyed be- could hold aud siren yihsn bin fei IN The
intfeuchmcuts until rr-eniofced Maj teen. StYfys
gvas ovlec I'd 10 arrive with from 1000 10 500 10y
Irur.lny lat. Gen. Lane reported approaching
from the ,,ouihenst 80 miles distant, lin 900
tro,ps. 20 Col. Aulligan's Assistance. u was be-
lryea that Price and Rains would be stlrro nd'd
and cut of from a retreat. Nothing u known oi
McCalloch's movements that n now reported at
Jefferson City. ma, ..,.,,,.,
IA @,cro. tsal
TO M. Gen. J. c. FREMONT Cou's". 70.
lAoi O. .. p
IErrsisos Crr SEP; 20, lstl.
To Gen. J. c fsas0Sr:
I shall leave about ,0U0 Home Guards and Iowa
Gtb to take care Of this place. | would recomnend
.ome one Of energy be- appointed 10 command them;
Gen. Ilomas Price Who II DOW II ~. LOuI-, would
be An excellent maj; they NUT be hepI 81 woTL On
these ueld-wOrks, &c.
JYJF G. DAVIS Act's Biz. .Gon CONG
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car dive The Rebel. 70 the Osage if ! can get
~ ,beu but have 10 means Of trusp onatiOn here.
Nv boats are up the river with troopa. ] Lave no
teaus. ''ff' - 'N''''
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Sept. ~. 1861.

Sept. 20 1901.
To Col ]. c. DAVIS Jefferson City.
How many horses, wagons, harnesses, and mules
have Won GIVE me the order and ! will make
eyeIy effort TO Lire teams FOR You, not on hand.
L. {. WOODS. Col, A. D. G. and Dir Of Trsns lion.
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JsyYkssos CIYI Sept 10, is6t
TO Nj. Gen. Fremont.
No further news from Lexington. McKissock,
Railroad Superintendent informs me that the bridge
will be brough, forward to-day. Means If transpor-
tauon ID al required to move forward. l have n
number of mules but no harness.
JEFF. C. DAVIS.
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J.yFsnsoS CIR. sept. 20. 1861.
To Col T. c. Woops -
con to-inorrow siart 20 teams on the road. The
Sth Indiana leaves tonight for Syracuse; battery
tomorrow. Jhff' u DA'i''
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1880

" o. = = -
Jk.lst,os CITY, Sept. 10, i@l
To Major. General FREvoS1.
Th@ surrenderst Lexington is this evening.
discredited. JEIf. [. DAVIS.
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I'gADat LErgNs. -. L0ris, sept 20 I'hl
To Col JgPP {. DAVIS Jct.rson City.
How many csrbiues and how much ammunition
can you furnish
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fVo, 2, p. 229.
EYApspkRrEKs NKsTKaS DEPARTMENT. I

usApsr tarEKs NK.TKRS DEPARTMENT
81. LOUIS Sept ~, 1861. J
Col r. y. TowssrSp. Adjutsnt General Headquarters
Washington, ID. G..
Col. j. {. Davis, at Jefferson City. telegraphs to
me on leth as follows:
ISe- above ,eleTrsm
From Cincinnati telegram 10 follows: Coils.
Hecker and Turchin's comuands i'll Camp Dennison;
wounded all in Marine Hospital; dead buried in
Spring Grove to-day"
&c FREMONT, Msor. General Commanding
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sVUa.sefta

tNOl. ., O. p. 800.
JEYgSns6S CITY, Sept %, 1861.
To MsjorCep. J. c. vRgsWT.
The auns have are those Issued 20 Col NuFen'r
Missouri Cavalry. don't know the number, but
cen arm a regiment some way or another. Tie Cot
onel. when be lelt, told me there was full supply
OF ammunition.
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WAsHisGTOS, Sept. Is, l9sl.


JEfYsEsov CITr Sept 10. 1851.
To Ma Gen. FRFnoST.
Main attack had not been pGde. biye seut TWO
regiments TO Arrow Rock with orders 10 take part
il. q day or TWO opposite Glasgow. Sent . regiment
% Syracuse list evening Will seud more to boone-
VIII. Forward harness and wagons can't DO any
Tin. VITA mules without them.
J. c. DAVIS. Colonel Commanding.
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Vol PAGE p. 800,
JysYgHsoS CIV, Sept - 1871
10 Msj Gen. J. C. FKEyosT.
send ne al the cavalry YOU can spare. j can
nruish them with csIbnes and ammunition.
JEFF. &. DAVIS. Ac'ins Brissdier-GsnsfsL
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NaND4I ~ 0fpf. To- I1lI
To Co.. JxsrrRsoy C. DAy., Jegerson CITY.
We have rositive Information tnat tie " SIN
hin was a. Cambridge tie 18th, disabled. Tie
,etes carried OF cylinder head, and throttle valves
hrvwn ia fhe river.
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o. Msi. Gen. Fremont.

Vol 2, psge iil ]
UsUgnLAN .ta-v
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IVoL ?, p. II.
JYFFaasoS CRY, Sept. 1e, 1861.

JfFFKbtON ClIf, sept TO, I00I'
To MsjorGereral Fremont.
News just received from Lexington-probably re-
liable. The fight commenced on Monday; was very
severe all dav, Price assault cd the works aud WAS
repuleed with heavy Ilossl on yesterday morning.
The fighting was very feeble when courier lett
Lane was marching for Lexington, aud was at
Johnstown OIL Monday morning, The Rebel ioss IL
reportrd at 1000 ours Vt sO0 This is evidently ex-
aggelated. JEFF. y. DAVIS.
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As an important document in thls case we here re-
print from the celebra ed report Of Adj Gen Thomas
to the Secretary of W,r originally published in
THs TRIBUNE of Oct. 80, 1861. all that part which
relates to Gen. Fremont aud MIS- Department.:
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JKpsc. DAVIS. Aees Bhs. Gen. Comfy


Vol g. p.ge "a
HraDqiAETsh. WFs1Ets DRr.ErsssT,}
NJ. Loris sept y lhl
To Col Hyc.gR Camp DeEni,o4, neal Ciucinusii
Hold yourself in r,adinefs 20 move forward 10
Kentucky when tolegiaphed for by Gen. Anderson
JC FREMONT Me. Gen. Com'g
HHiDQrAHTEH-, sept ~, lj3i.
To BIS. Gen. Roman ANDgasOs. Loui'vilc, Nv
have placed The Two liuOis regiments, com
mandCd by Coils. ilecker aud Tu-chin, under your
ogders. They ara LOW III Camp Dennison, Cincih-
NAH. Answer.
JOHN 4. FREMONT, MaOr.GenosAl Commanding
iFol ,, page 81 ,
LornULiL, Ky, Sept 2 1901.
To Msj. Gen. Fhysogr. 81 Lou. -,
Accept my thanks for The two regiments placed
subject to by ordlr
ROBERT ANDERSON. Bhs.dier GessraL
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To Capt W. =. PRINCE ,,,,, i,
Fort I,eavenwOrth dispatch received. WI, send
ios,,uct,ons IA 10 Delawares. Where il the ID
Kansas by to-day! Where is Gen. Lane?
j. ii. EATON, Major u. B. A. aud N S.
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uyADerAaTEps, Sept 20, Isi
10 Acting Brsadier General Urn e. DAVE Jefferson CITY.
Dispaich received. Take M much provisions as
will answer. Never LEI the men 70 into action
without food. We, on our part, intend 10 move
promptly from here. Use your judgment for De as.
j. c. FREMONT Msjor0eusr Commanding
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HriDcrAErgRs WEsrHKy DYP4KTNTST.l
~ LDr.s 81. H., 1905. !
Sic; toi. Je'iersOr Da,i6, conn u0lne 60 Jc'er-
se1 City Lac 1eea ordered " ilciesEe liz lcloes ~
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Fopr Lzsvg~u0ETH, Sept. l8tl/
Iia ON.HA and BrkLIsCToS.
(Receised 81 81. Louis, Sept 10 lool)
Tie comj.rnication by railroad and wire entirely
d; oil on the Hannibal aud 81. joseph. Lace re-
ia eueuvs column marching on Lexington. Gan
force attack from Jefferson Cry while Lane at
lcks rom the west W l. IhlNc'.
HFAD4CAHTKEs WFsTERS DkP.bTsksrt
n. LotIs, SEPT IT, l5ol.
s. You are hereby directed 10 increase yOnr
,rct al 'ls crossing Of tie Pacific Railroad over
s,Di,e eek 20 the number Of 5000, adding ar
lIerv - cavalry. according to your judgment,
,d march upon the enemy stationed at Ge"reeio"n'
All einfolnauOn received at thee headquarters
s1s 10 the conclusion that toe force OF tle fsoes
thai place does not amount to more INN rom
90 10 400 men, OF whom most are POOR y ariHeo'
a over whom q victory NAV be certainly amid
ued. ATE, puttilg them to flight. take with JouI
..aiu body toe road toward Lexington, directing
your cavalry to pursue the enemy some mli's %
t3sr line Of retreat toward Wauensbnrg ana 10
GrigS0ier-Oenr raj Stnrtis cOmmaI ding az LeAlDR-
ron will b. informed Of this order and directed 70 co.
cperaie with sou III such a manner ~ If possible, 70
snake with you comb ned attack upon the enemy
Z ,,t nov eurrounds Lexington.
IL IL confidently expected that, even should you
cl TO oefest the enemy you will be ut least strong
.no, Oh 10 break through his nee and effect iunc.
c,oo Wit oar forces at Lexington which. by yonr
lid and that Of other re-enforcemens ordered 20 that
ooin, will then be strong enough not ouiy to defend
saat place successfully but 10 assume the Offensive
II IL expected that Gen. Lane, who Will be kept
fully informed OF these movements viii be able 10
set ia concert with you from Kansas City. But
sbould the rebel forces change their line 81 opera
tions and attack that lace, You will unite with
Rim and Gen. Stufgis ia i,s defense.
j. &. FBEMONI, MsioI- General Commsndrg.
To Col JKrpRRsca C. DAVE, Commanding at JchesOl City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Hr,pQuAATgRt Oh The Wg.TEss DrPAHTsssr,

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To Col Ivrv G. Davis. Jefferson City.
Corcertrate force strong enough, in your judg-
mert, at Georgetown, and push forward to relieve
MulTgan. trust that you can take Iroyisions for
two DAYS, with the p.eans Of transportation which
Won have Order back your bouts to Jeilsrson City,
and send provisions AMI troops by them to Le%ng
ton. Two hundred wagons will be sent from here
10 nioht 10 Syracuse, which will follow you. Troops
are going from here. Answer.
C. FRI MONT Major Gou Conn sfdiul