JULY 14, 1862-1.30 a.m.

[General BUELL:]

Have received your dispatch in relation to cars at Reynolds' Station.

J. B. ANDERSON.

HEADQUARTERS, Huntsville, July 14, 1862.

Mr. J. B. ANDERSON, Nashville:

Colonel McCook says that if iron is received from Nashville the bridge near Reynolds' will be finished to-morrow. Hurry the iron.

JAMES B. FRY,
Chief of Staff.

HEADQUARTERS, Huntsville, July 14, 1862.

Mr. J. B. ANDERSON, Nashville:

The railroad rolling stock must remain on this side of the Cumberland in any event. Keep some south of Columbia, some between Columbia and Franklin, and the remainder about Nashville, and in case of danger as Nashville run the stock there to the south.

JAMES B. FRY,

Chief of Staff.

NASHVILLE, July 14, 1862.

Colonel J. B. FRY:

Telegram received. I have nearly 2,000 each of axes, spades, shovels, and picks ready, but my supply of clothing is short, but I have ordered all that I have of the articles required to Stevenson. Invoices of clothing of June 26 have been received, but the clothing has not arrived. I have written and telegraphed for it; the reply is that it will be sent as soon as transportation can be provided.

J. D. BRINGHAM,

Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.

HEADQUARTERS, Huntsville, July 1862.

Captain J. H. DICKERSON, Cincinnati:

Send the calkers and material by rail from Louisville.

JAMES B. FRY.

HEADQUARTERS, Huntsville, July 14, 1862.

Captain OLIVER D. GREENE, Nashville:

Nelson, with his brigade, is ordered up; other troops are also moving. See that supplies are pushed forward to Reynolds' with all possible dispatch. Don't forget this in case the wires are cut; we are living from hand to mouth. Tell Colonel Swords to use the river from Louisville to Nashville and get plenty of boats.

JAMES B. FRY.