was plunged into the deepest melancholy at the intelligence of his

death. When it reached him he retired from those around him, and

remained for some time communing with his own heart and memory. When

one of his staff entered and spoke of Stuart, General Lee said: 'I

can scarcely think of him without weeping.'"

>From the camp near Gaines's Mills I resumed the march to Haxall's

Landing, the point on the James River contemplated in my instructions

where I was to obtain supplies from General Butler. We got to the

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