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(6) Let Gen. Freemont push forward his organization and operations in the West as rapidly as possible, giving special attention to Missouri. (7) Let the forces late before Manassas, except the three months men, be re- organized as rapidly as possible in their camps here and about Arlington. (8) Let the three months forces who declined to enter the longer service be discharged as rapidly as circumstances will permit. (9) Let the new volunteer forces be brought forward as fast as possible ; and e...specially into the camps on the two sides of the river here. (When the foregoing shall have been sub- stantially attended to. July 27) : (1) Let Manassas Junction (or some point one way or other of the rail- roads near it) and Strasburg be seized, and permanently held, with an open line from Washington to Manassas and an open line from Harper's Ferry to Strasburg. the Military men to find the way of doing this. (2) This done, a joint movement from Cairo to Memphis, and from Cincinnati to East Tennessee.
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(6) Let Gen. Freemont push forward his organization and operations in the West as rapidly as possible, giving special attention to Missouri. (7) Let the forces late before Manassas, except the three months men, be re- organized as rapidly as possible in their camps here and about Arlington. (8) Let the three months forces who declined to enter the longer service be discharged as rapidly as circumstances will permit. (9) Let the new volunteer forces be brought forward as fast as possible ; and e...specially into the camps on the two sides of the river here. (When the foregoing shall have been sub- stantially attended to. July 27) : (1) Let Manassas Junction (or some point one way or other of the rail- roads near it) and Strasburg be seized, and permanently held, with an open line from Washington to Manassas and an open line from Harper's Ferry to Strasburg. the Military men to find the way of doing this. (2) This done, a joint movement from Cairo to Memphis, and from Cincinnati to East Tennessee.
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