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Unknown to L. Tomas, February 22, 1861
HEADQUARTERS OF THE’ ARMY, New York, February 22, 1861. [Col. L. Tomas, A. A. G. :] Str: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your confidential letter of…
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Unknown to Pierre G. T. Beauregard, February 14, 1861
: EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DEPARTMENT OF WAR, February 14, 1861. Charleston, 8..C., February 14, 1861. Sir: Renewed instructions have been given to the officers commanding the night boats to keep at…
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Unknown to Robert Anderson, January 21, 1861
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DEPARTMENT OF WAR, Charleston, January 21, 1861. . Sm. In offering to permit you to purchase in this city, through the instrumentality of an officer of the State,…
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Unknown to Hatcn, January 19, 1861
HEADQUARTERS QUARTERMASTER’S DEPARTMENT, January 19, 1861. , Charleston, January 19, 1861. Colonel Hatcn, Quartermaster-General : You are ordered to procure and send down with the mails for Fort Sumter to-morrow…
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Unknown to Robert Anderson, January 16, 1861
WAR DEPARTMENT WAR DEPARTMENT, January 16, 1861. Maj. ROBERT ANDERSON, First Artillery, Commanding Fort Sumter: Sir: Your dispatch No. 17, covering your correspondence with the governor of South Carolina, has…
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Unknown to Samuel Cooper, January 6, 1861
Fort SUMTER, S. C. Fort SUMTER, S. C., January 6, 1861. Col. S. CoopER, Adjutant-General : ‘ COLONEL: Through the courtesy of Governor Pickens I am enabled to make this…
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Unknown to DrmicK, December 31, 1860
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, Washington, December 31, 1860. Colonel DrmicK, or commanding officer, Fort Monroe: Sir: Prepare and put on board of the sloop-of-war Brooklyn, as soon — as the…
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Unknown to J. G. Fosrer, November 20, 1860
Washington Washington, November 20, 1860. Capt. J. G. Fosrer, Corps of Engineers, Charleston, S. C.: CapTarn: Your letter of the 14th, reporting the temporary defensive arrangements you have had carried…
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Unknown to Francis P. Blair Jr., April 16, 1861
HEADQUARTERS ARTILLERY, Sullivan’s Island, Fort Moultrie, April 16, 1861. Mason: I have the honor to report that on the evening of the 11th _ instant, at 93 o’clock, the batteries…
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Unknown, March 25, 1865
HEADQUARTERS SIXTH CORPS, March 25, 1865. March 25, 1865—2.50 p.m. General Meade desires you to.keep up a threatening attitude until night. He leaves it to you entirely to decide whether…