...Dixvmber 13, 1862. General Longstreet says: "At three o'clock, our signalguns gave notice of the enemy's approach. The troops, being at their different camp-grounds,...immediately, and marched to their positions along the line." — Confederate Reports of Fredericksburg, p. 428. \ " The plain of Fredericksburg is so completely...

...enemy held quiet possession of the Stafford Heights until three o'clock on the morning of the llth, when our signal guns gave notice of his approach. The troops, being at their different camp grounds, were formed immediately and marched to their positions along the line. Hansom's division...

...their different camp grounds, were formed immediately, and marched to their positions along the une, Ransom's division was ordered to take a sheltered...Marye Hill. Before the troops got to their positions, McLaws's pickets (Barksdale's brigade) engaged the enemy at the river, and from time to time drove...

...The enemy held quiet possession of the Stafford Heights until 3 o'clock on the morning of the llth, when our signal guns gave notice of his approach....position in easy supporting distance of the batteries ou the Marye Hill. Before the troops got to their positions, McLaws' pickets (Barksdale's brigade)...

...December 13, 1862. General Longstreet says: "At three o'clock, our signalguns gave notice of the enemy's approach. The troops, being at their different camp-grounds,...immediately, and marched to their positions along the line." — Confederate Reports of Fredericksburg, p. 428. ever, caused a couple of regiments of Mississippi...

...The enemy held quiet possession of the Stafford Heights until 3 o'clock on the morning of the llth, when our signal guns gave notice of his approach....immediately and marched to their positions along the Hue. ßansom's division was ordered to take a sheltered position in easy supporting distance of the...