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117 842. "Telegram." SILL, FORT [left margin] November 12. 1874. Commanding Officer Fort Sill, I. T. via Caddo, I. T.

                                I leave here for Sill on Monday next to connect with Stage leaving Caddo on Wednesday Nov. Eighteenth (18th) send to me my arms and robes.
                                                                                                                  (Sgd) C. C. Augur

Official Copy by mail. Brig. Gen'l. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 848. "Telegram." MO. MIL. DIV. [left margin] November 14. 1874. Lieut. General Sheridan, Chicago, Ills.

                       Dispatch received from MacKenzie to October thirteeth (30th) at his Supply Camp.  He sends in three Cavalry Companies for recuperation.  He wishes them gotten ready with Companies at Concho and McKavett, to join him as a fresh column about last of January, relieving the five (5) Companies now with him, which by that time will be used up.  Had he not better meantime operate from his present camp and postpone establishment on McClellan's Creek until the fresh column joins him.
                                                                                                             (Sgd)  C. C. Augur

4437. D. T. '74. Brig. Gen'l. Official Copy by mail (Sgd) C. C. Augur Brig. Gen'l. U.S.A., Commdg/ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 862. "Telegram." MO. MIL. DIV. [left margin] November 16. 1874. Col. Drum, A. A. G., Chicago, Ills. The following just received from Colonel MacKenzie.

               Headquarters Southern Column, Supply Camp, Nov. eight, via Ft. Worth 15th.

"Returned to this place to-day having scouted to Southwest on Staked Plains. Nov. second, saw small parties of Indians, Nov. third found Camp of hunting party on Los Laguinas, Tusah. Two Indians were killed, nineteen women and children captured and one hundred and forth four (144) head of stock. Nov. fifth, Lieut. Thompson with nine (9) scouts several miles from Command killed two (2) Indians and captured twenty six (26) horses and mules. The women say that the bands of two warriors, Patchaguoni and Hanschoe, are with eight (8)