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Henry W. Slocum to G. H. SHarpg, June 21, 1863
Monocacy Junction, Mp. Monocacy Junction, Mp., June 21, 1863. (Copy received, War Department, 8 p. m.) Col. G. H. SHarpg, Deputy Provost-Marshal, Army of the Potomac: At 4p. m. 40…
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James C. Biddle to Daniel Butterfield, June 21, 1863
HEADQUARTERS TWELFTH CORPS, Leesburg, Va., June 21, 1863—5 p. m.. General D. BUTTERFIELD : A contraband has just come in, who states that he belongs to Colonel Green, of Jefferson…
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Winf'd S. Hancock to W. M. H. French, June 21, 1863
HEADQUARTERS TWELFTH ARMY CORPS, June 21, 1863. June 21, 1863. ‘General HooKEr : I know of no infantry force between here and the Blue Ridge, and have no cavalry and…
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John G. Foster to George W. Getty, June 20, 1863
PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH, June 20, 1863. General GETTY: Colonel [Charles] Thomas informs me that there is transportation for your division. Let it embark as soon as it isready. Take two wagons…
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John A. Dix to Edwin M. Stanton, June 20, 1863
SPRINGFIELD, ILL. SPRINGFIELD, ILL., June 20, 1863. (Received 6 p. m.) Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: The convention has adjourned without a conflict, although it adopted peace resolutions.…
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Darius N. Couch to Edwin M. Stanton, June 20, 1863
HARRISBURG HARRISBURG, June 20, 1863. (Received 11.25 a. m.) Hon. E. M. Stanton: If you mean consistent with the law of Pennsylvania, it will do. The New York troops having…
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Edwin M. Stanton to CoucuH, June 20, 1863
ALTOONA ALTOONA, June 20, 1863. General CoucuH: We are concerned here by the statement that General Milroy has asked for transportation to Huntingdon for 2,000 men. Don’t mean to be…
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Donn Piatt to Robert H. Milroy, June 20, 1863
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SUSQUEHANNA, Harrisburg, Pa., June 20, 1863. General MiLRoy, Bloody Run: Have scouts to find out the presence of the enemy. Have your force so as to…
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Robert C. Schenck to Robert H. Milroy, June 20, 1863
HARRISBURG HARRISBURG, June 20, 1863. General MiLtroy, Bloody Run: Move your cavalry to McConnellsburg. When in the passes there, you can determine from information what course to take. Report to…
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Darius N. Couch to General Covcn, June 20, 1863
BLoopy Run BLoopy Run, June 20, 1863. General Covcn, Harrisburg: Arrived here to-day. It is a better point for concentration than Bedford. It is at the terminus of the railroad,…