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10.-fight at Beverly's Ford, Va.
National accounts.
in bivouac at Bealeton, Va., Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Tuesday Evening, June 9, 1863.
this has truly been an exciting day. An hour since I sent you the mere skeleton of the day's operations, which scarcely affords any idea of the extent or character of our achievements.
I informed you by letter on Monday what might be expected to-day, and I have now the result to record.
About the middle of last week, information of a pretty positive character was received at headquarters, concerning the massing and drilling of a large force of the enemy's cavalry in the vicinity of Culpeper.
Numerous reports had been received before, but they were more or less conflicting, especially that portion of them which concerned the movement of the rebel infantry forces in a westerly direction.
In my letter of Monday I gave in substance such information as I had concerning the strength and character of the enemy's augmented cav
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