904 Series I Volume XXXVI-II Serial 68 - Wilderness-Cold Harbor Part II
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MAY 18, 1864.
General HINKS:
We are engaged with the enemy.
DUNCAN,
Colonel.
MAY 18, 1864-11.55 a.m.
Colonel DUNCAN:
In what force are the enemy?
HINKS,
General.
MAY 18, 1864.
General HINKS:
As far as known the force is small, with two pieces of artillery.
DUNCAN,
Colonel.
MAY 18, 1864.
General HINKS:
I am here. The enemy has ceased firing.
WHITE,
Captain.
MAY 18, 1864-12.25 p.m.
Colonel DUNCAN:
Keep me well informed of the enemy's movements.
HINKS,
General.
MAY 18, 1864.
General HINKS:
The enemy has retired and our picket-line is being re-established. Please send up Lieutenant Lambert's extract ammunition; it is at the wharf. Captain Dollard has gone out to reconnoiter.
DUNCAN,
Colonel.
MAY 18, 1864.
Colonel DUNCAN:
How much, of what caliber, and for what guns is the extra ammunition called for desired?
HINKS,
General.
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