November 12, 1862. No. 12. Nashwille, Tenn., November 12, 1862. I. In establishing courier lines, a commissioned officer must be placed in charge of each line, who will be held…
Bowling Green, November 8, 1862. Major-General McCook, Nashville : General Crittenden camps on the Cumberland to-night. You must send him 50,000 rations (assorted) as soon as possible. Morgan cleared out…
Bowling Green, November 8, 1862. Major-General McCook, Nashville : Send all your available railroad force to work on bridges from Nash ville to tunnel. If you have not mechanics, the…
‘HEADQUARTERS FOURTEENTH ARMY CORPS, Bowling Green, November 8, 1862. Communication and dispatch of 12 m. received. Have instructed General McCook to send you 50,000 assorted rations as soon as possible.…
November 7, 1862. ~ Bowling Green, November 7, 1862—10 p. m. Col. JOHN KENNETT, Commanding Cavalry (via Mitchellsville and courier lines) : CoLONEL: The general commanding directs that yon make…
Bowling Green, November 7, 1862. Major-General CRITTENDEN : GENERAL: Dispatch just received from General McCook. He entered Nashville at 8 a. m. this morning. He confirms all I have stated…
Bowling Green, Ky., November 7, 1862. Major-General CRITTENDEN, Commanding Second Army Corps, Gallatin : The general commanding directs that you cross over the river at the best point, probably opposite…
November 7, 1862. November 7, 1862—9 a. m. Maj. Gen. THomAS L. CRITTENDEN, Commanding Second Army Oorps: GENERAL: Your three communications of yesterday are received. The general is anxious to…
Bowling Green, November 6, 1862. General McCook, Edgefield Junction, via Mitchellsville and courier line : We have nothing from Colonel Kennett as to where heis; did he go toward Scottsville,…
Bowling Green, November 6, 1862. Major-General McCook, Carter’s, 5 miles beyond Mitchellsville, with Sheridanâs Div., via Mitchelisville and courier line: Communication received. Move on to Nashville. Use your wagon train…