Letter
Tupelo, June 23, 1862. AND. W. MOKEE, Agent Subsistence Department: Sir: Your communication of the 15th instant to Lieutenant-Colonel Lee has been submitted to the general commanding, who directs me…
Order
June 22, 1862. No. 9. Grenada, Miss., June 22, 1862. I. In conformity with Special Orders, No. 5, dated at Headquarters Mississippi State Troops, Major-Generalâs Office, Canton, June 14, 1862,…
Letter
Tupelo, Miss., June 21, 1862. Brigadier-General PRESTON Commanding Reserve Corps, Army of the Mississippi : GENERAL: From information received and considered reliable, the general commanding deems it imprudent for you…
Order
GENERAL ORDERS, ) HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT, June 20, 1862. No. 78 ; Tupelo, June 20, 1862. I. The commander of the forces desires to call the attention of the army…
Order
June 20, 1862. No. 1. } Priceville, Miss., June 20, 1862. As senior officer present I assume command of the Army of the West. J. P. MoCOWN, Major-General.
Order
June 19, 1862. No. 118. } Priceville, June 19, 1862. I. Forrest’s cavalry command will prepare to march immediately with ten days’ rations. The commanding officer will report in person…
Letter
Tupelo, June 19, 1862. Maj. Gen. EARL VAN DORN Commanding Army of the West, near Tupelo: GENERAL: I am instructed to convey to you the orders of the President that…
Order
June 18, 1862. No. 117. Priceville, Miss., June 18, 1862. II. The troops under the command of General M. M. Parsons, known as the Missouri State Guard, are relieved from…
Order
June 18, 1862. ‘ No. 86. } Tupelo, Miss., June 18, 1862. I. Breckinridgeâs corps, Army of the Mississippi, will be prepared to move in light marching order with all…
Letter
Tupelo, Miss., June 18, 1862. Col. R. W. SMITH and Lieutenant-Colonel POLIGNAO: COLONEL: The troops that have been discharged from the army of Major-General Van Dorn are not in the…