Joseph Hooker to John F. Reynolds, June 13, 1863
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CORPS, June 13, 1863. June 13, 1863—8 p. m. Major-General REYNOLDs, Commanding at Bealeton: I have a brigade at Warrenton, with pickets at Sulphur Springs and Waterloo, with…
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CORPS, June 13, 1863. June 13, 1863—8 p. m. Major-General REYNOLDs, Commanding at Bealeton: I have a brigade at Warrenton, with pickets at Sulphur Springs and Waterloo, with…
HEADQUARTERS, U.S. INSANE ASYLUM, November 8, 1862. Near Washington, D. 0., November 8, 1862. Your letter of the 30th ultimo* reached me day before yesterday, since which time my engagements…
PLEASONTON’S HEADQUARTERS, Jume 14, 1863. Jume 14, 1863. Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: Accept my thanks for Colonel Kilpatrick’s appointment.* Everything is quiet to the front and right.…
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CORPS, Warrenton Junction, Va., June 14, 1863. Major-General REYNOLDs : Have heard nothing from Thoroughfare Gap. Sent same message by your aide. A. PLEASONTON, Brigadier-General, Commanding. BEALETON, June…
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CORPS, June 13, 1863. June 13, 1863—8 p. m. Major-General REYNOLDs, Commanding at Bealeton: I have a brigade at Warrenton, with pickets at Sulphur Springs and Waterloo, with…
Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, June 12, 1863. I have much difficulty in getting a department force organized for immediate service. There is no doubt, when the measure is fully understood, a force…
WHEELING, W. Va. WHEELING, W. Va., June 11, 1863. Hon. E. K. M. STAnton, Secretary of War, Washington, D. C.: Can’t you send me about 3,000 small-arms? I am fearful…
HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION, May 1, 1863. May 1, 1863—1.30 p. m. General BUTTERFIELD, Chief of Staff: The following just received from the right of my picket line: Information has just…
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAO, May 1, 1863. May 1, 1863—2 o’clock. [General BUTTERFIELD :] From character of information have suspended attack. The enemy may attack me—I will try it.…
GENERAL ORDERS, HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAG, April 30, 1863. No 48. } Camp near Falmouth, Va., April 30, 1863. The frequent transmission of false intelligence and the betrayal of…