Autograph despatch signed : H.Q., Army of the Potomac, to General Sedgwick, [n.d.].

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Autograph despatch signed : H.Q., Army of the Potomac, to General Sedgwick, [n.d.].

Asking "Have all trains passed Dumfries -- where is Hancock?"

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