Weitzel's

Emory's division and Weitzel's brigade and were at this time in close pursuit of the enemy, seven miles from New Iberia.

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The first notable place we visited was General Weitzel's headquarters, just vacated by Jefferson Davis.

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General Weitzel's invitation to the Virginia Legislature to assemble at Richmond.

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About 3 P.M. General Weitzel's brigade attacked, and after a severe fight, drove the Rebels out of the woods.

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On the contrary, I had seen General Weitzel's invitation to the Virginia Legislature, made in Mr. Lincoln's very presence, and failed to discover any other official hint of a plan of reconstruction, or any ideas calculated to allay the fears of the people of the South, after the destruction of their armies and civil authorities would leave them without any government whatever.

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McPheeters, and the four-gun battery of Captain Ralston -- in all 500 men -- Colonel Armand resisted Weitzel's advance at Labadieville, eight miles above Thibodeaux.

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At 10 o'clock Weitzel's brigade, with the division of General Grover, reduced to about two brigades, and the division of General Emory, temporarily reduced by detachments to about a brigade, under command of

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By the time Weitzel's brigade of occupation had been posted -- and several regiments massed on the Capitol -- the fire had become general.

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In the first days of January, 1863, Weitzel's force was increased to forty-five hundred men (see "Report on the Conduct of the War," vol. ii., p. 307); and on the 11th of the month, accompanied by gunboats, he advanced up the Teche and drove in Mouton's pickets.

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Weitzel's command found evidence of great demoralization in Lee's army, there being still a great many men and even officers in the town.

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