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Letter, David S. Hollister to William Clayton, 1 September 1842

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Sepr 1 1842
My dear Sir
The Missourians are evidently making an other effort but what it is I am unable to say I can only give rumor which is that they are prepared with two requisitions one from <​on​> the governor of and one from <​on​> the governor of the two Sheriffs have been up the river and came down this morning on the boat with their horses & have been making some effort to assertain some facts r[e]lative to the matter without success— they movement in may be bearly to throw you off your guard; in the midst of all I hear I am unable to a[r]rive at any certainty except that the enimy are on the move but their plans I am unable to devine
Respectfully Yours
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Sepr 1 1842
My dear Sir
The Missourians are evidently making an other effort but what it is I am unable to say I can only give rumor which is that they are prepared with two requisitions one on the governor of and one on the governor of the two Sheriffs have been up the river and came down this morning on the boat with their horses & have been making some effort to assertain some facts relative to the matter without success— the movement in may be bearly to throw you off your guard; in the midst of all I hear I am unable to arrive at any certainty except that the enimy are on the move but their plans I am unable to devine
Respectfully Yours
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