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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 7. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The Missouri campaign of 1864-report of General Stirling Price. (search)
s, General Fagan with his division was ordered to march to Fredericktown, Missouri, by the way of Martinsburg, Reeve's station and Greenville with his division was ordered to march to the vicinity of Fredericktown, Missouri, to the right of the route to be followed by Fagan's divisorage. Shelby with his command was to march to the vicinity of Fredericktown, by a route to the left of General Fagan's, varying from ten to and forage. Headquarters to march with the centre column. At Fredericktown the three divisions were ordered to form a junction. A map of pieces of artillery, and on the 24th of September reached Fredericktown, Missouri, with the centre column. Brigadier-General Shelby was in tor captured; no loss on our part. On the 25th I remained at Fredericktown awaiting the arrival of Marmaduke's division, which came up thaarticulars see Brigadier-General Clark's report. I received at Fredericktown satisfactory evidence that the strength of the enemy at Ironton