FItzhugh Lee to J. E. B. Stuart, May 1865
The Southern Telegraph Companies
Received at Orange C.H. May 1864
By telegraph from Fredericksburg to Gen J.E.B. Stuart, 5 40 pm Enemy Cavalry still reported stationary on Plank Road six 6 miles from Fredericksburg Such Dispositions have been made as will give intelligence if any movement against central RR Scouts have been sent which I hope will soon give accurate information of Enemy movements have only two pieces artillery can you send(?) Thompsons Battery can’t keep my cavalry in the wilderness have not sufficient transportation to carry corn-so far and there is no grass
Fitz. Lee
Maj Genl
525
DATABASE CONTENT
(525) | DL0041 | 1 | Letters | 1864-05 |
Telegram from Confederate General Fitzhugh Lee, Fredericksburg, Virginia, May 1864, to Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart, Orange Courthouse, Virginia
Tags: Railroads, Scouting, Telegraph
People - Records: 2
- (55) [writer] ~ Lee, Fitzhugh
- (56) [recipient] ~ Stuart, James Ewell Brown ~ Stuart, J. E. B.
Places - Records: 1
SOURCES
FItzhugh Lee to J. E. B. Stuart, May 1865, DL0041, Nau Collection