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George Meade, The Life and Letters of George Gordon Meade, Major-General United States Army (ed. George Gordon Meade), chapter 30 (search)
revious to its completion, he will, as now directed, cover the front and exterior lines well out. The commands must be prepared for a movement, and, in the event of the enemy attacking us on the ground indicated herein, to follow up any repulse. The chief signal officer will examine the line thoroughly and at once. Upon the commencement of this movement, extend telegraphic communications from each of the following points to general headquarters, near Frizelburg, viz: Manchester, Union Mills, Middleburg, and the Taneytown road. All true Union people should be advised to harass and annoy the enemy in every way; to send in information, and taught how to do it— giving regiments by number of colors, number of guns, generals' names, &c.; all their supplies brought to us will be paid for, and not fall into the enemy's hands. Roads and ways to move to the right and left of general line should be studied and thoroughly understood. All movements of troops should be concealed, and