Battle of Pea Ridge |
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(Official Records, Series I, Volume VIII, page 610) |
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE SOUTHWEST,
COMMANDING OFFICER U.S. FORCES,
SIR: I have routed the combined forces of Van Dorn, Price, McCulloch, and Pike in a three days' encounter at Pea Ridge. My advance of cavalry is at Bentonville. There is a good place to camp 2½ miles west of Bentonville. Also at any point on Little Sugar Creek. I desire to secure an early junction of our forces, if your orders are consistent with such a movement. I have the honor to be, sir, &c., SAML. R. CURTIS, Brigadier-General, Commanding Army of the Southw
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