ALS, [18]64 Dec. 12, City Point, Va., to Philip H. Sheridan, Kernstown, Va.

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ALS, [18]64 Dec. 12, City Point, Va., to Philip H. Sheridan, Kernstown, Va.

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Reports that with destruction of the Weldon Rail Road all supply lines to Richmond from the south have been cut; asks Sheridan if it is possible for his command or a part of it to attack the Virginia Central and other northern supply lines.

1 item (2 p.) ; 27 cm.

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