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The Daily Dispatch: June 16, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
re of eating and drinking at the table where Gen Lee's crockery was used Gen Lee's headquarters tents are much liked by Gen Taylor, who, together with his staff, enjoys the protection which they afford from the sun and rains. Nim's battery wagons are used in the transportation department of Gen Taylor's headquarters. The Chicago Mercantile and Nim's batteries are very highly prized by the rebels, and they assert their determination never to permit them to be recaptured, but to inflict the greatest possible damage upon the Union forces by hurling shot and shell from these batteries. Gen Taylor opposed the selling or raising of cotton, and declares that the transactions in it "makes more rascals on both sides than everything else." The rebel officers at Gen Taylor's headquarters were very jubilant at the reported victories of Gen Lee over Gen Grant, in Virginia, and drank the health of Gen Robert E Lee in copious libations of commissary whiskey, captured with Gen A L. Lee's