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Jno. Evans to Clinton B. Fisk, September 9, 1864
GLASGow GLASGow, September 9, 1864. General FISK: Major King left Glasgow on the night of the 8th instant. He encamped same night about eight miles northeast on the Chariton. Last…
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Letters to Clinton B. Fisk
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O. D. Greene to Clinton B. Fisk, September 8, 1864
Saint Louis, Mo. Saint Louis, Mo., September 8, 1864. General FIsk, Saint Joseph, Mo.: The general commanding deems the safety of the Perruque bridge, on the North Missouri Railroad, of…
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Clinton B. Fisk to Clinton B. Fisk, September 8, 1864
Saint Louis Saint Louis, September 8, 1864. General Fisk: Let me hear of your progress in hunting guerrillas. I am not satisfied with what is being done in that quarter.…
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John B. Gray to Clinton B. Fisk, September 7, 1864
HEADQUARTERS, September 7, 1864. STATE OF Missouri, ADJUTANT-GENERAL’S OFFICE, Saint Louis, Mo., September 7, 1864. General C. B. FIsk, Commanding District of North Missouri: GENERAL: Your letter of the 24th…
Dispatch
William S. Rosecrans to Clinton B. Fisk, September 7, 1864
Saint Louis, Mo. Saint Louis, Mo., September 7, 1864. General Fisk, Saint Joseph, Mo.: Your dispatch to Captain Eno about proposed operations against bushwhackers in central counties received. Who directs…
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Egbert B. Brown to Clinton B. Fisk, September 6, 1864
Sarnt Louis Sarnt Louis, September 6, 1864. General FIsK, Saint Joseph, Mo.: What news have you? Is your expedition ready? The general desires to hear from you in full. By…
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U. O. D. Greene to Clinton B. Fisk, September 6, 1864
Saint Louis Saint Louis, September 6, 1864. General Fisk Saint Joseph, Mo.: The general commanding has reliable intelligence that Quantrill with three men crossed to the north side of the…
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Unknown to Clinton B. Fisk, September 3, 1864
LIBERTY LIBERTY, September 3, 1864. General FIsk: Your telegram just received. I will call in the thirty men in Gallatin Township and other scouts which I have out and be…
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H. Hilliard to Clinton B. Fisk, September 2, 1864
WESTON WESTON, September 2, 1864. General Fisk: Gordon has gone north toward the Iowa line—the only whacker of any prominence now left to engage our attention except Capt. William Downing.…
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James P. Major to Clinton B. Fisk, September 2, 1864
Saint Louis Saint Louis, September 2, 1864. General FIsk: You have ample force already if properly disposed and used. There is abundance of bread-consuming, marauding, and traveling about, but no…