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C. R. Thompson to S. D. Bruce, November 26, 1862
HEADQUARTERS FOURTEENTH ARMY CORPS, Nashville, Tenn., November 26, 1862. Col. S. D. BRUCE, Russeliville, Ky. : Look out for the enemy, and endeavor to make them wish they had never…
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C. R. Thompson to William S. Rosecrans, November 29, 1862
Nashville, Tenn., November 29, 1862. Brig. Gen. J. T. BOYLE, Louisville: Dispatch received from Bradfordsville, via Lebanon, from J. D. Hale, states that Captain Finley, with 30 men, had arrived…
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C. R. Thompson to Oaptain and Aide-de-Oamp, November 29, 1862
Nashville, November 29, 1862. Colone! HALL, Munfordville : In addition to your marching order, the general directs you to telegraph the number of wagons, strength of each regiment, and to…
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C. R. Thompson to Oaptain and Aide-de-Oamp, November 26, 1862
Nashville, Tenn., November 26, 1862. Major-General THOMAS, Gallatin: Colonel Bruce telegraphs from Russellville that he has reliable information that 1,200 rebel cavalry crossed the Cumberland near Harpeth Shoals yesterday. Send…
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C. R. Thompson to John Kennett, November 15, 1862
Nashville, November 15, 1862. Major-General CRITTENDEN, Silver Springs : The general commanding has directed Colonel Kennett to keep ia communication with you, and to act under your command in the…
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C. R. Thompson to Brigadier General Stanley, October 5, 1862
Oorinth, October 5, 1862. Brigadier-General STANLEY, Commanding Division : You had better take the nearest northern road. I will send you a guide. McKeanâs halt appears to have interfered with…
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C. R. Thompson to and Ordnance Officer, October 5, 1862
October 5, 1862. October 5, 1862. Brigadier-General MCPHERSON, Commanding Advance : No report from you. If you reach Chewalla ascertain if the enemy passed by Young’s Bridge. Halt at that…