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DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND, November 27, 1862. No. 23. Nashville, Ienn., November 27, 1862. Information having reached these headquarters to the effect that large quantities of goods of every description…
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HEADQUARTERS, Nashville, November 27, 1862. Where are your troops; what doing; where moving? Report fully. By command: J. P. GARESCHE, Assistant Adjutant-General and Chief of Staff. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE…
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HEADQUARTERS FOURTEENTH ARMY OOBRPS, Nashville, Tenn., November 27, 1862. Major-General THomAS, Gallatin : I have received the following : An intelligent loyal lady, who staid at Lebanon last night, reports…
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HEADQUARTERS FOURTEENTH ARMY CORPS, Nashville, Tenn., November 27, 1862. A brigade stationed at Hartsville marched to Tompkinsville within the last two days. Do not think it possible that the enemy…
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HEADQUARTERS FOURTEENTH ARMY OORPS, Nashville, November 27, 1862. Major-General THOMAS, Gallatin : I have received following from General Boyle: Operator telegraphs that Morgan encamped 5 miles from Glasgow last night.…
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LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE, November 27, 1862. General ROSECRANS : Colonel Hall telegraphs the following from Munfordville: M from Gooseh rt M t Pace’s this ing, 4,000 stro: Simi Peed aniy-toree sway…
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RUSSELLVILLE RUSSELLVILLE, November 27, 1862. J. P. GARESOHE, Assistant Adjutant-General and Ohief of Staff : _I have reliable scout from Cumberland River. He reports 3,000 guertillas, with six pieces of…
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, November 27, 1862. Major-General ROSECRANS, Nashville, Tenn. : The General-in-Chief authorizes you to order from Cincinnati such a pontoon train as you require. .Canvas boats are not…
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Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio, November 26, 1862. Brig. Gen. J. T. BOYLE, Commanding, &c., Louisville, Ky.: GENERAL: The letter of Col. John W. Foster, commanding at Henderson, Ky., reporting the…
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GALLATIN GALLATIN, November 26, 1862. General ROSECRANS : I learn to-day that a portion of Morgan’s cavalry is in Cairo bend of the Cumberland. If so, cannot some cavalry be…