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The National tribune., 1902-11-20

Headquarters Military Division of the
Mississippi, in the Field,
.'Near Atlanta, Aug. II, 1864.
Gen. Howard: now have positive in
telligence that Wheeler is gone into East
Tennessee with large force of cavalry,
and now is the time to strike the Macon
Road with cavalry. l will concentrate
five brigades at SandtOwn tonight under
Gen. Fitzpatrick. Tomorrow night he will
move out to Fairburn and then to Jones'
boro. smashing the road badly. There
fore tomorrow keep up Il steady pressure,
and make demonstrations, as though look
ing for a place to assault, and next day
keep up lively activity along the whole
line, so that infantry cannot be spared to
go ont to protect the railroad. / think
Hood has made mistake in sending his
cavalry now, and propose to take advan-
tage of it. If the cavalry cannot do the
job, of necessity we must then go out in
force. w. Z. SHERMAN,
"MajOr- General Commanding"
INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. THOMAS.
To Gen Thomas the following specific
instructions were sent for the movement:
Headquarters Military Division of the
Mississippi,
Near Atlanta, Aug. IL, 1864.
"Gen. Thomas: Gen. Fitzpatrick is here
and gives me a description of his position
at Sandtown that conyinces me he can,
in connection with Schofield, so effectually
destroy tile Macon Railroad that it cannot
be used in two weeks, and that, too, with
out risking his cavalry. You will, there
fore, order Gen. Garrard to send to Sand
town via PAGES Ferry and the West Bank
the two brigades of cavalry, heretofore
notified, with battery of artillery, to
move tonight and report on arrival to Gen.
Fitzpatrick at Sandtown. The horses
| should be well fed and could take some
| wagons of shelled corn as far as Sand
town, when the wagons may return. Men
provided with full ammunition, and
| FIVE days bread, sugar, coffee and
plenty of salt. Gen. Fitzpatrick will
| keep his command concealed all day
| tomorrow and move tomorrow night
| cross the West Point Road above
| Fairburn, reach the Macon Road near
JonesborO, face toward East Point, and
break road to the south. The dispatch
from CartersviIe l sent you an hour since
is conclusive that Wheeler is away, and
but little cavalry is left here. KilpatricE
wants a diversion day after tomorrow, and
will see that SchOfeld makes a cOnsid-
erable one, and l wish you to have Gar
rard's remaining brigade and Stanley's Di-
vision give full occupation to the flank
/ will risk the other. Instruct Garrard to
be sure to send the pioneers along with
the cavalry, provided with the tools to
break up the railroad. Fitzpatrick repre-,
sents forage abundant down there. Xii.
patrick ranks Garrard, and the latter may
so along if you prefer.
"W. r. SHERMAN, Major-General."
.sNote: Instead of moving via PAGES
Ferry the two brigades will move tonight
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on this (easn side Of the river to Sand
town.
by order of Brig. Gen. Elliott:
DAVID +. HOW,
Lieutenant and Acting Assistant Adju-
tant-seneral."
INSTRUCTIONS TO GARRARp.
Gen. Thomas issued the following in
structions To Gen. Garrard:
Headquarters Department of the Cum
berland, Before Atlanta. Ga,
Aug. Is. 1864: p. m.
Brig Gen. Il. Garrurd, Commanding Sec
ond Cavalry Division.
General To facilitate the success OF
Gen. Fitzpatrick as much as possible.
wish you to be in Decatur by daylight to-
morrow morning 19ttD with the effective
force you have with you. Then move in
the direction of Flat Rock and Atlanta.
and so attract the enemy's attention by
skirmishing and threatening as to induce
him to believe that you are about to attack
his flank. then by moving off toward stone
Mountain, draw him after you as far rs
possible, and swing round toward your
present position in the direction of Peach
Tree road. This movement should be con-
tinued throughout the day. and the enemy
should be threatened again early on the
morning of the 10Th instant by similar
movement as lHe one dDONc uiitNtN". ~
this means it is hoped you will be able to
hold all the cavalry the enemy now has on
his right flank, and thereby give Gen. kil.
patrick at least II hours .on the Macon
| Road He expects to reach Fairburn by
daylight tomorrow Q9th) with his
horses fresh and cool. He will then push
| rapidly for Jonesboro. which place lie
| should reach by 2 p. H., and if uninter.
rupted he will have from that time nntii
| dark and for some hours during the night
to break up and destroy the railroad, and
| whatever stores. material and rolling stock
| he may meet with. You will, therefore.
perceive the necessity for occupying the at
| ten:ion of the enemy as mich as possible
| to draw from Gen. Fitzpatrick all the cav,
airy you can for at least tomorrow and
| next day doth and 20th).
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GEORGE III. THOMAS.
"Majo General, U. S. Volunteers, Com
manding.'
CTo be continued9
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Two days before the issuing of the
foregoing order Gems. Fitzpatrick and Gar
rard had been dispatched to make strong
recOnnaissances on the fanks of the
enemy with their Divisions Of Cavalry.
Garrafd was on the left, Fitzpatrick
was on the right. They moved out
promptly, Garrard going east and south,
Fitzpatrick going west and south. Gen.
Garrard moved with great caution, and
tant results. Fitzpatrick, always bold and
enterprisng, pushed forward to Fairburn
Station, on the West Point Road. and tore
up a portion of the track. On his return
Gen. Fitzpatrick made his report to Gen.
Elliott, commander of the Cavalry Corps,
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Sherman.
Gen. Sherman upon being informed of
the result of Gen. Garrard's movements
was very impatient of what he conceived
to be want of enterprise ON the part of
Gen. Garrard. Gen. Thomas. however,
had confidence in Garrard's ability. The
following correspondence shows the diff
ference of opinion these officers had of
Gen. Garrard:
Headquarters Department of the Cum
| berland,
"Aug. 49, 1864; 10 a. m.
"Maj-Gen. Sherman: Garrard re-
| turned last night about y O'Clock. His
report is being copied to be sent to you.
think you will find it satisfactory. Sew
eral of the Coonels of Garrard's Division
rank Long. The only way that / can see
| how he can be placed in command of the
division will be by getting him promoted.
| think Garrards services on the Augusta
| Road show how thoroughly he performs
his work when he undertakes what he has
to do. BY not rashly pushing on to the
main road, regardless of the forces OPP
posed to him, he has preserved to us his
fine division. with which | believe he will
yet do good service.
GEO. II. THOMAS,
'Major-General."
Headquarters Military Division of the
| Mississippi, in the Field,
Near Atlanta, Aug. 16, 1864.
| "Gen. Thomas: j am willing to ad-
nit that Gen. Garrard's excessive pru-
dence saves his cavalry to us, but though
saved, it is as useless as so many sticks
Saving himself, he sacrifices others oper-
ating in joint expeditions l am so
thoroughly convinced that il he can see
l. Il horseman in the distance with spy
glass he will turn back, that i cannot de-
pend on him. If we cannot use that cav
airy now, at this moment when can we:
Wheeler is out Of the way, and when
shall we use cavalry, if not now? If we
wait till Wheeler returns, of course an
opportunity is lost, which never is re.
peated in war.
"W. T.. SHERMAN,
| .MajOr-General, Commanding"
Headquarters Military Division of the
Mississippi in the Field,
| Near Atlanta, Aug. 16, 1864.
"Gen. Thomas: Gen. Garrard will not
attempt anything if there be show of
resistance. If you consent, and can give
the command Of the cavalry to Col.
Long, ] will put Gen. Garrnrd on my
staff and send him to Nashville to super
wise the equipment and armament Of our
cavalry, the same Office held by Gen. w.
5. Smith, resigned.
wv. T. SHERMAN,
] Major General, Commanding"
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Headquarters Military Division Of the
Mississippi, in the Field,

"Major-General, Commanding"
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with the plans outlined by Gen. Sherman
at the council, namely, to have the Twen-
Cañon City record., 1902-08-14
FOR RENT
BOUGHT LARGE STOCK

Mr.. George \. Baker and his head
clerk. Mis- Rosa Kier. returned Wed
esday from Chicago. where they went
20 purr hase "A larg. stock Of dry goods
for the new store. The goods will
arrive iu about thpe weeks, at
which time IL l. Thought the new
building will b. ready for occu psnev
Mr.. Baker expected TO bring his
family hom. with him. They were
TO join him in Chicago. but some way
or other. he conid not get any mail
from them. He t.legraphed to them
several ii mes, but failed to get re-
play. The last report he had from
them was that his daughter. Miss
Maude Baker, who had been quite
IL. was recovering.
Mr.. and Mn. Dryden visited their
daughter. Mrs. Dr. Bodwell in Victor
last week.
The new bowling alleys opened for
business Saturday aud rceived very
good patronage.
Miss Mary Powelsou of Burlington,
Iowa, is here for few weeks visit
with Mrs. Matte Slower.
Ladies' do not fail to see the com.
plcte assortment of early fall hats for
women and children at the Elite.
Mrs, Blackmere of Albert Lea, Wis
consin, who has been visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey. in
this city, left Monday for Salt Lake
City.
George Cassedy has gone to Salt
Lake City rs delegate to the Grand
Lodge of Elks Mr.. Cassedy WAS the
alternate delegate; Judge Bailey was
the appointed delegate, but was unable
to attend.
Cañon City record., 1902-08-14

Mrs. Jessie Waters and Mrs. L. y.
kohlmsn have been visiting friends
in Cripple Greek.
Mrs. Joe Small has returned to her
home in Cripple Greek. after a pleas
ant visit in this city.
4 grader has been put to work on
the race track to get it in better SHAPE
for the coming races.
The Canon City Milling company is
putting out flour scoop. which is
appreciated by housekeepers.
William Cunningham aud son, Dick,
Of this city, visited II. G. and 5. &.
Cunningham in Victor last Sunday,
Jay Mann and Attorney Stiuemeyer
have gone to Routt county to Join
Harry Farmer, who is rusticating
there.
Mr.. Carson of Kerney, Nebraska,
was here last Saturday visiting B. n.
Smith. The two gentlemen spend
Sunday in Pueblo
Mrs. Hill, of Decatur, Illinois,
mother of Hill brothers, of this city,
will arrive here for short visit the
first of next month.
An excursion will be run from Colo
RADIO Springs to this city tomorrow
via Victor and Cripple Greek. Lunch
will be served on the train.
Many people attended tine band con-
cert at the soda springs last Monday
evening. Another concert will be
given at the park tomorrow evening.
A Kansas City paper speaking of
the wreck ON the ID. & X. G.. last said
that = wall of water eighty feet high
struck the train. II they had said
eight feet. it would have been more
nearer reasonable.
Edward II. Miller Of Parsons,
Karsas, arrived in the city last week.
He is making tour of the West
with view Of taking hold of news
paper proposition. Mr.. Miller is an
experienced newspaper man.
Cañon City record., 1902-08-14
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Get your exhibit rraiy for tn"
Colombo State Fair
You will learn something At the
Colorado Stat. Fair
Mn. Lahm and son arr visiting
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding,
Herbert Thompson has gone 10 Salt
Lake for weeks visit
Miss Filth Harrison i visiting
Friends in Salt Lake City.
The Methodists give a picnic today
At Cspr. RockAfellow's grove.
Edward Miller and Frank Moylc arr
visiting ,long the Pacific coast.
Arthur Finley i home from Den
yer. where he spend two weeks.
Mrs. Mary ;. Mott Of Lancaster,
Missouri, j. visiting in this city.
II. ". Froth Of the Flor,noa Citi-
zen visited in Canon last Monday.
Mrs Carter Of Colorado Springs,
visited Mn. C. F. Tanner last week.
Miss Mabel Adams of Victor. is
spending u few weeks vacation in this
city
The Cook and Mcwilliams families
have gone to Manirou on camping
outing.
Grandma Huxley, who has been
visiting her son in this city, has gone
to Loveland.
Mn. c. NJ. Prsrer's mother and sis
ter OF Missouri, are in the city visit
ing the former.
Mr.. and Mr.. Joe Anderson have
returned from Missouri, where they
visited last week.
The nr>t cantsloupes from Rocky
Ford arrived last week and werc easily
sold at tair price.
Miss Everett, who has been visit.
ing al G.. x. Tanners, has returned
TO her Missouri home
r. L. Nafe. formerly ticket agent
for the d, 4 r. G.. but now Of Pu-
eblo, spent Sunday in this city.
DR. H W Forbes and wife arr
visiting Mrs. Forbes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Starr. in South Canon.
Miss Catherine Faux of Blooming
ton, pliuois, arrived in the city
Tuesday ON No. for four weeks
visit
Frank Jones, Frank Nelson and Ed
Morgan are serving ten days in the
county Jail for stealing pair of shoes
at Bothcl's.
Miss Russell Of the Denver College
of Music, sang at the Baptist church
last Sunday. She has pleasing and
well cultivated voice.
On August 18th, picnic will be
held on the d, n II. G. spur to West
clifYe, by members of the First Preshy-
terian Sunday School
Mr. and Mrs. Srator and family.
MIS-. Aldrich and Mrs. Habberton and
daughter and Miss Hawkins, have
gone camping near the Ilse mine.
James Woods formerly county super
intendent Of schools, WAS here Friday
and Saturday enroute to Del Nortc,
whore he is principal Of a school.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs @. H. Kingsbury Of Harrison
avenue, was badly bitten in the back
by dog Tuesday morning. A
physician WAS called and dressed the
wound.
Cañon City record., 1902-08-14

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Money to loan at seven per cont.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Hunter Palmer has returned from a
trip TO Pitkin.
Miss Clara De Motto of Chicago, is
visiting friends in this city.
Thomas Forest has returned to Elk
ton, after a visit in this city.
Mrs. Frank Hillard of Anaconda,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Emma Payton, who has been
quite seriously i'll, is recovering.
Mrs. T J.. Carpenter of Marshall,
Missouri, is visiting in this city.
Mr.and Mrs. 5. S. Logan an son Ray,
are visiting in Glenwood Springs
Lon HemmerIe has returned to his
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Miss Shirley Harrison visited with
Miss Greve in Victor few days last
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Mrs. A. G. Bolton is visiting
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A sprinkliug Of rain fell here Mon
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Andy Hemmerle has gone TO Hot
Springs, Arkansas. for treatment for
rheumatism.
Mrs. Burgess and Young son left
. Tuesday on No. for Drownville.
Rhode Island.