Letter
John C. Frémont to Edwin M. Stanton, June 9, 1862
HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT, Port Republic, June 9, 1862. (Received June 12, 8 a. m.) There was no collision with the enemy after dark last night. This morning we resumed the…
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Letters about Field Reports
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Unknown to John C. Fremont, U.s. A, June 8, 1862
WAB DEPARTMENT, ADJT. GEN.’S OFFICE, i Washington, June 8, 1862. Maj. Gen. JoHN C. FrEmONT, U.S. A., Commanding Mountain Department, Mount Pleasant, Va.: GENERAL: I inclose herewith for your information…
Letter
Unknown, June 7, 1862—9 p. m
HEADQUARTERS ARMY IN THE FIELD, Harrisonburg, June 7, 1862—9 p. m.. (Received June 9, 7.40 a. m.) The attacks upon the enemy’s rear of yesterday precipitated his retreat. Their loss…
Letter
J. O. Fremont to Franz Sigel, June 4, 1862
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD, Mount Jackson, June 4, 1862. The pursuit of the enemy was continued to-day, and their rear again engaged. The rebels attempted to destroy all the bridges,…
Letter
J. Fremont to Edwin M. Stanton, June 2, 1862
HEADQUARTERS ARMY IN THE FIELD, Oamp by Woodstock, Va., June 2, 1862—6 p. m.. The enemy was pressed by our advance this morning until about 10 o’clock, when he made…
Telegram
J. O. Fremont to Edwin M. Stanton, June 1, 1862
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD, Near Strasburg, June 1, 1862—6 p. m.. Your telegram of this date received at 5 o’clock. The skirmish of this morning was confined to infantry and…
Telegram
J. O. Fremont to Abraham Lincoln, May 31, 1862
HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT, Wardensville, May 31, 1862. Your telegram of 31st [30th?] received. Main column at this place. Roads heavy and weather terrible. Heavy storm of rain most of yesterday…
Letter
P. H. Watson to Edwin M. Stanton, May 30, 1862
HEADQUARTERS, May 30, 1862. May 30, 1862. Colonel Latham, with a detachment of the Second Virginia, and a company of Connecticut Cavalry, under Captain Fish, who were sent to Saver’s…
Dispatch
J. O. Fremont to Abraham Lincoln, May 25, 1862
: HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT, On the march, May 25, 1862. Dispatch received. Our army will do the best to answer your expectations. J. O. FREMONT, Major-General, Commanding.President LINCOLN.644 OPERATIONS IN…
Letter
Rufus Saxton to SAXxTON, Harper's Ferry, May 26, 1862
Washington Washington, May 26, 1862. General SAXxTON, Harper’s Ferry: You must judge of that yourself, as the emergency arises, and act according to the circumstances in which you are yourself…