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The Daily Dispatch: May 6, 1864., [Electronic resource], From General Lee's Army. (search)
From General Lee's Army. Grant's forces across the river — the battle likely to take place at Mine Run — the Yankee strength. &c. [from our own Correspondent.] Army of Norther Virginia, Thursday, May 5, 1864. The armies of Northern Virginia and of the Potomac are no longer in hybernis, with pickets walking dull and monotonous beats. Everything is life, animation, and activity, Burnside, after a long season of preparation, has quit Annapolis, and is once more about to essay tmitting, and that everything has been done that is likely to insure success and victory. From present indications I think the enemy will head his column up the plank road. In this event it is quite probable that the fight will occur at or near Mine Run, a small stream, fourteen miles below Orange Court House and twenty-six above Fredericksburg. Ely's and Germanna, as I have stated, are fords on the Rapidan river — the former twenty five miles below Orange Court-House and fifteen miles abo<
The Daily Dispatch: May 6, 1864., [Electronic resource], The impending battle on the Rapidan — the enemy on the Peninsula — Iron Clads and transports in James river — troops landed at Bermuda Hundreds, &c. (search)
from Fredericksburg. This force, no doubt, has for its object the tapping of the Central Railroad in the vicinity of Frederick's Hall Depot. It will be seen by reference to a telegraphic dispatch, to be found in another column, that the enemy have left Culpeper Court House. The fullest intelligence of the movements of the enemy in Northern Virginia is given in the letter from our correspondent. It conveys the impression that to-morrow or Sunday the decisive struggle will take place at Mine Run, where Meade once drew up in front of Lee, but retreated without a fight. From information derived from persons who reached the city by the York River yesterday, we learn that the enemy have advanced a cavalry force to New Kent C. H., within six miles of the York River Railroad, and drove in Col. Shingler's pickets. The force at West Point having completed the repairs to the wharf are busily engaged rebuilding the railroad in this direction. It is ascertained from a source deeme