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Fitzhugh Lee (search for this): article 5
The enemy at Columbia
An editorial in this paper yesterday erred in supposing that the enemy was intercepted in his way to Columbia.
He arrived there and was engaged in his work when he was surprised by Gen. F. Lee, who drove him off, and would have followed him but for the exhausted condition of his horses and the demand for his services elsewhere.