...yet he is not twenty-five miles from where he started. To reach his point, he has still sixty to go. By arithmetic, how many days will it take him to do it? Write me often. I am very anxious. "A. LINCOLN." Heavy rains stopped Stoneman, the Federal account...

...started. To reach his point he has still sixty to go, another river (the Rapidan) to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many...Write me often. I am very anxious. Yours, truly, A. LINCOLN. To GOVERNOR CURTIN, HARRISBURG, PA. Executive Mansion, May 1, 18(>3. The whole disposable...

...been out three days, two of which were unusually fair weather, and all three without hindrance from the enemy. By arithmetic, how many days will it take...failure already. Write me often. I am very anxious. A. LINCOLN. To Major General HOOKER. It had proved just what Lincoln predicted, a gigantic failure....

...started. To reach his point he still has sixty to go, another river (the Rapidan) to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many...Write me often. I am very anxious. Yours truly, A. LINCOLN. April 16, 1863. — INDORSEMENT ON LETTER OP T. WOODRUFF. In answer to the within question,...

...started. To reach his point he still has sixty to go, another river (the Rapidan) to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many days will it take him to do it T I do not know that any better can be done, but I greatly fear it is another failure already. Write...

...he started. To reach his point he still has 60 to go, another river (the Rapidan) to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many...Write me often. I am very anxious. " Yours truly, "A. LINCOLN." General Stoneman's reply to General Hooker's dispatch was to the effect that the movement...

...Fredericksburg Railroad] he still has 60 miles to go, another river (the Rapidan) to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many...failure already. "Write me often ; I am very anxious. Even had Gregg's division remained across, and cleared the south bank of the river, Stoneman could...

...started. To reach his point he has still sixty to go, another river, the Rapidan, to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many...failure already. Write me often. I am very anxious. Stoneman's movement was suspended and his forces returned to their encampment. After remaining quiescent...

...started. To reach his point he still has sixty to go, another river (the Rapidan) to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many...Write me often. I am very anxious. Yours truly, A. LINCOLN. INDORSEMENT ON LETTER OF T. WOODRUFF, April 16, 1863 In answer to the within question, "Shall...

...he started. To reach his point he still has 60 to go, another river (the Rapidan) to cross, and will be hindered by the enemy. By arithmetic, how many days will it take him to do it TI do not know that any better can be done, but I greatly fear it is another failure already. Write...