[CIVIL WAR]. A pair of military telegraph messages, plus a discharge document. The first telegraph: Partially printed document signed (“Wm. Hill”) to Col. Blunt, Fairfax, 9 March 1863, one-page, accomplished in manuscript, small stain, later stub on verso. “LEE’S CAVALRY WAS IN FAIRFAX LAST NIGHT”. The second telegraph: Partially printed document signed (“C. Raymond”) to commanding officers at Union Mills, from Washington, 26 March 1863, one-page, accomplished in manuscript, some browning, later stub on verso. “STUART’S REBEL CAVALRY ABOUT THREE THOUSAND STRONG”. The discharge: Partially printed document for Colonel Asa P. Blunt of the Vermont Militia, 14 July 1863, one-page, accomplished in manuscript, old folds, docketed on recto. Blunt (1826-1889) was a decorated officer in the Union Army.