Letters from L. P. Walker

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L, P. Walker to BEAUREGARD, Charleston, S. C, April 12, 1861

From L, P. Walker

To BEAUREGARD, Charleston, S. C

April 12, 1861

MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY, April 12, 1861. General BEAUREGARD, Charleston, S. C.: What was Major Anderson’s reply to the proposition contained in my dispatch of last night? CHARLESTON, S. C., April 12,…

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L. P. Walker to Threatening demonstrations to recover Norfolk navy-yard made necessary to divert the Georgians at Weldon for Norfolk, May 3, 1861

From L. P. Walker

To Threatening demonstrations to recover Norfolk navy-yard made necessary to divert the Georgians at Weldon for Norfolk

May 3, 1861

[HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES, Richmond, May 3, 1861. Maj. H. B. Tomuin, Richmond, Va., (King William Court-House) : MAgsor: I have the honor to inform you that you have been appointed…

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L. P. Walker to There is much alarm here about the coast. Stronger force and vigorous action absolutely necessary. Will you increase the force and quicken, September 6, 1861

From L. P. Walker

To There is much alarm here about the coast. Stronger force and vigorous action absolutely necessary. Will you increase the force and quicken

September 6, 1861

Richmond, September 6, 1861. Brigadier-General RIPLEY, Commanding Charleston, 8. O. : SIR: A copy of your letter of September 1 to Adjutant-General Oooper has been submitted to this Department. In…

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: L. P. Walker to L. P. Walker: |, August 8, 1861

From : L. P. Walker

To L. P. Walker: |

August 8, 1861

August 8, 1861. a: Richmond, August 8, 1861… Maj. Gen. LEONIDAS POLK, Hdqrs. Dept No. 2, Memphis: SIR: Your letter of July 28,* by the hands of Colonel Little, has…

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L. P. Walker to G. Gantt, July 26, 1861

From L. P. Walker

To G. Gantt

July 26, 1861

Richmond, July 26, 1861. G. GANTT, Esq., Richmond, Va.: SÄ±r: Your letter of July 23, written on behalf of the governor of Tennessee, has been received. With regard to the…