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,3-The Imperial Printing Office at Vien-
ma is an immense establishment, having in
constant employ eight hundred men and
keeping fourteen steam engines in operation.
Tynes are used for two hundred and SIX diff
terent languages. Resides the vast amount
of printing done, photography and lithogrs-
phy are carried on in all their branches.
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Mistellaneous.
After All!
BY EMILY ]. Macintosh.

among his friends as a very particular .
man, and hard to please" which last
phrase generally means one thing-hard
to please in matrimonial way.
lie was sitting before blazing coal-frc,
thinking how dismaly cold it must be
outside; and he was eating very leisurely
his late dinner, and thinking how excess
lively comfortable it was in his sanctum
when the door opened, and q tall. stylish
lady, whose likeness to himself spoke her
relationship, came sweeping in.
" ElIis!' She exclaimed, at dinner =?
Why, it is nine o'clock, and | am ready
for the ball at Mrs. Jamcson's.n y
80 perceive he said, lazily, look
ing at her stately figure in its rich even
ing dress. . | cannot go for an hour,
Hattie, so sit down and be comfortable
Ten o'clock is early enough, just right for
a sensation. J"
" Bat what makes you dine at this
hour ?'
Il was detained, and gave Mrs. Smith
directions to wait for me. Let me offer
you something
You savage. You want wife, FL
lis, to keep YOU in order. If Mrs. llar-
yey ruled the house, YOU would have to
come to your dinner at civilized hour y
j." Let Us be thankful then that she
does not rule the house, Where i Law.
renee ~
/" In WASHINGTON Went this morn
ias which accounts for my calling for
vou But, Ellis. seriously, do you never
intend to rive me a sister? cave YOU
lawrence f5r brother year. ago. ani as
tbprc are only YOU and / left in the fami.
lv il is bat f,ir vop should return the
favor. Yna ere gnttine old, too, sir!"
!" Ann - How E? Hair turnint2p
q No. yea eanccit.I fellow, yoa are as
handsome as eyer but YOU ROW more
~ aud haebelorv eyrrv dav. Smith
.noiI< Won
Snitb gives mo MI thc comforts Of =
t5,rr;,1 m355=apl none Of the bother
viii .,.sr that Lawrence himself i.
aat L..,,.r q5r.I far than am,
~ ut FEfis surely YOU intend to marry
somc time
.oOh. ys5! If | ever find anybody to
=5it me -
-,Thcre i Fannie Ilays. You we're very
attentive t. her at ons time.
Hattie, said Ellis, sJlelanly, She
paints saw it come OFT one warm
evening, on her haHdsercAiet' Don't
tell, hut 1t Is 4 fact | was 50 glad /
had not actually proposed
Well, Ellis, | am sure Jane Hunter
didn pant
but Hattle' sae was 50 '3ar'u!Iy
ugly. tired m Ylih TO De sena'ole
aud prefer mud intellect ana 'aieN'' TO 10
mere beauty but sue was 50 ltisa'lu'.y .
strong -''Aih4ed' ana Hi'NJ S''e' vi ! ~
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dressed YOU with tender eloquencc, and
foid her most cherished! secrets in the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-22

UA railroad conductor, without cm-
ployment at present, wants to know when
the = Equinoctial line" !" is to be opened.
as be thinks Of applying for a situation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-22

U"John," said Dean Ramsay, I'm
sure YOU know that rolling stone gathers
no moss :" "Aye rejoined john "but
can YOU tell me what good the moss does
to the stone ?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-22

TERMS OF ADveRrIsISG.--Onc square or less,
three insertions, 81 ,25 each subsequent IN
sertion 25 cents. One square, one year. sc, 90.
A liberal discount made on long advertise
ments, A square is Ii lines Nonpariel.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-05

This action is an Insult rs well 10 the
United States as to the friendly and power
ful nation toward whose officers it is dirte'-
ed. The offer of the freedom of capsdr d
city by the capfires would merit l4tteis.
patent for its novelty, were there no doui o.
of it's usefulness as an inveu'iou. The
tender of its hospitalities by Governm' ht
to which police duties aud sanitary regu-
laiions only are entrusted, is simply an 10
vitation to The caIaboose or the hospital
The United States authorities are the only
ones here capable of dealing with amica0le
or uuamicable nations, and will see TO Il
that such acts of courtesy ald assistance
are extended to any armed vessel OF the
Emperor of France as shall testify tue
national, traditional and hereditary feelings
of grateful remembrance with which the
United States Government and people ap-
preciate the early aid of France, and her
many acts of friendly regard, shown upon
80 many national and fitting occasions
The action of the City Council in this
behalf must be revised.
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JoUENAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one halt
the Weekly rates added
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid ia advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies .-..
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 !; without notice, free.
Marriage notices SO cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty Ceuts.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so. for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EV ANSVILLE JOURNAL co
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Supplement to an Ordinance

Passed July s, 1889, entitled d" An Ordinance con-
eerning the Wharf of the City of Evansville,
and rePealing former Ordinances" pss-ed May
24th, 62
SECTION 1. Be it ordained By the Common CoaaeiE
Of fLke CITY Of Evansville, That it shall hereafter be
NIT any hatboat, barge, other water craft, to be
sunk or beAched at any poins upon the ity Wharf,
or upon any of the cutters extending acTo.s said
VIVA I, or npon any part ( the Lsmasco Wharf,
or upon any place upon the Indiana shore of the
Ohio River, within the limits Of the CRY OF Evans
Vile, except as hereinafter provided.
SIC 2. That hereafter all steamboats,, targes,
hatboats, OF other water aft, which may come to
remain at or use any part Of the river bank or
from the upper line of Chestnut street TO the lower
line of Fifth venue, shall be required to pay fer
the US Of said river hank or landing, OBe-haif Of
the amount or fee required to be paid BY such at
or water craft, for landing at and using any part
of the City Wharf.
SEC. 3. FlAtboats and other water craft may be
grounded or beached, for the purpose Ct being bro
ken up and removed, at any point on said river
bank landing Letween Walnut and Cherry
nue., and not elsew here. Provided, that the owner
or claimant pers n having charge of such boat
or water ~rrft shall be required to pay the fee or
rate OF VIII rfage or landing charges fixed by the
second section of this Ordnance, fer every day
such boat water craft my remain at safd river
bank Or lai ding until II shall be rsmosed.
SEC 1. None of the proVisions Of this Ordinances
shall be he 10 apply 70 aBy part Of the river bank
or laudingr~bich may be owned By parties other
tn8D rnS Clty D4- EVAugVtl.e.
SIC. 5. An. person persons violating sny Of
the provisions Of the first section OF this Ordi.
nance. shall forfeit and pay the sum of five 1Ol-
lars fO- any such offence, and the further sum of
five dollars for every day uch boat water craft
may be allowed TO remrin grounded or beachGd
contrary {" this ordinance: And in all cases in
which any boat o. water craft may be grounded
beacbtd On oss OF the gutter' extending
over eithe- of the WhSrv's Cf the City, or river
bank hand ing, said boat water craft bhall 10
fortified 10 the City, a as
SEC. 6. Any person or persons commanding
owning, or having charge # auy boat, raft,
other water craft, which Ay COM to remain al or
use any part # the river bank or landing refer
to in the second s-ction Of this Ordinance, and
falling refusing to pay the fee charges fixed
and 7, lired he pai BY this Ordinance, at the
rtqu 81 of any Wharf Mater or Lis DepnIy, shall
forfeit and pay, for every such Offence, the of
twenty dollars.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
+. BURKE, Clerk. may %
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HEkDQUARrERs, DEp'T OF THE CUR, }

2 " tHAs7AENe1 REsly o 4oOA- J
GEN. PHELPs-Mr. j. B. G. Armoud says
that boy by the name of Irwin Pardon,
whose services he claims, has come within
your lines. The course which | have
adopted in such cases ia this: II have any
use tor the services of such boy | employ
him without any seruple; if have not, I
do not haraor him, as my subsistence
would by no means serve for 30 many
extra men thaE do not need. If you have
any use for him, use him If not, is he not
like any other Eagrant about the eamp7
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AN ORDINANCE.

In relation to the cCllecti"hf 81 the tsxes Of the
CitS f EsnnsvfHe, -sed MAJ 3 Is 2.
SFcfIiS I. Be IL ordained Jy the Common Council
Of The City Of EpaRsriite That any PERSON per
who may her. af,tr be charged or assessed
with @ ty taxes, and who phall by themse lvJs,
their agent, attorney, said taxes to he
fully paid " ithin thirty days from the time when
the duplicate OF said taxes shall have been plao ed
the hands of the Collector, shall be entitled to
deduction of thIee per cent. OF the amount of sach
tax aud all persons who shall In like manner
cause tEeir taxes paid after the expiration of
said thi ty days, and within sixty days frouI the
time Of he delivery of the dup ica'e TO sail Col
lectOr shrll be entitled TO RdeAuctf1n of one and
one la r pr cent Of the amount Of said axes ::
Provided, that nothing herei. contained shaii be
construed aJ to prevent the Collector from pro-
ceeding, previo the exp ratiOn of sad aixty
days. collect anY such tax by adverti cement and
sale Of property, rgreeabiy to the Charter aud Or
dinauces of said siGy.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
p BUsKE. { lark.
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By command OF
Maj. Gen. BUTLER.
GEo. C. STRONG A. A. G.
rBE BRITISH CONSUL ExERc1sED.

Mr.. George Coppell, the British Consul,
was very indignant because Gen. Butler or.
dered to leave the city, within twenty-tOur
hours, certain members of the British
Guard, attached to the disoanded European
Brigade, who held meeting at which they
voted to send their arms and uniforms to
Beauregards army. Three OF these Seces-
sion svmpathizers were arrested for over
staying the time allowed for their depar-
ture hence the correspondence, The Con-
sui. in his letter of the Sth, owns that the
conduct of his countrynen was not in ac-
cordance with the duties of neutrsls, but be
solemnly protests against the order for their
departure as an infringement on the rights
of British subjects residing in the United
States, and attempts an apology for their
course. The General, in reply, blantly be-
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q

n U.lJuS BAP HASS LU.W q Nv =
afH NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS ExPHEss COMPANY respectfully an.
uounce 10 their friends aud patrons, the public Of
Evansville aud vicinity, that, with increased tAci'
ties for the transportation Of
FREIG r, PACK s.
MON NEY AND YALUA L y 8,
They solicit a continuance of former favors rs
pecia care taken in the collection OF Bills, Drats
Notes and the transportation of small and valuabi
packages. ~
All persons wishing to avail themselves OF fno ~
eties OF the Express, obtain any desired 4ntSr
nation in reference the routes and details Of IN
busis gss, at thsir Office First street, between
u .iD and Locust, opposite the Post ONCE
6e - q H. FISH. AgeEt
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JUNE IS 1863.

gins: " have your communication of May
sth; with its eVasions of fact have noth-
ing to d." He then recounts how, after
having enjoyed for a plumber of years the
protection of our Government, these men
had ungratefully requited the benefits they
had received
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-05

The following instructions to Brigadier
General Phelps, commanding at Carrolton,
contain comprehensive expression of Gen
Buffers views as to the disposal Of fugitive
slaves who come within the lines of our
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CIRCULAR.

gWVMR HRRSKG.NRU, DKRR6%
N tsrs of Ia. a. KanAwha Salt Ass 'ci tion,' in
co operation ith the Obi, salt Com y, hav-,
uuder their articles Of conso dation bearing date
OF March 18th, 1862, districted all t. snt Ter
ritory, by which have discon iuued al Sur
Agencies, and establishes In stVad eight DepOsit0.
riCs for tho sale of salt at he following namtd
places: Maysville, Cis cinnatl, Madison, Louis =
viile Evansville P1ducsh, MAJ aslyille, ami I. Lou
At ehch of the autd Depositor,es We have placed
Sol Az 5nts and deposited with th' m, uaer
a fuil supply Of large and anal barrels KAnawha
salt, to be sold Tor Ga h.
We have empowered aad appointed CRANE,
BROWN q CO., at Lvansvile, AS sole gents, who
IA in eadinrss 20 NIL orders nj tho lowest estb
lished rates.
WM DicKISsoN, Jr.,
l.. RUFfSER, A / .E
J II GAKs, fDiTect0rs.
NV LKkR,
J. y. THs1ER.
EVANSVILLE, IsD., May 18Th, 1862.
may Il 2md
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"EaCAy uHGD bMNlGE AA new Or
General Buffers manner of governing
the rebellious city of New Orleans is so
original as well as successful, as to excite
the most unlimited satisfaction in all parts
of the country. The expedition to, aud
capture of New Orleans, with the course
pursued by Gen. Butler in the adminisira-
aiOn of governmental affairs in his depart
ment, is so full of real romance as well as
reality. that it may very properly be call
ed the epic of The Great Rebellion. The
correspondent of the New York Herald, to
whom we have heen indebted for most of
The graphic details of the, expedition con-
tinues his letters, from the last one of which
we copy the following extracts.
GENERAL BUTLER AND THE NEWSPAPERS.
On IN l6t1 General Butler Suppressed
the New Orleans Bee, and took possession
of the Delta Office, by virtue of the follow
ing Especial order: :"
"lst. The New Orleans Bee newspaper
having pEblshed an elaborate though COW
ert arg umeutiu laYOr OF the cotLon-burn-
ing mob, is hereby suppressed. No publi-
cation will issue from that Office until fur.
ther orders.
"2I. fhe New Orleans Delta newspaper
having, in an al tIcIe Of to-day's issue, dis
cussed she cotton question in a manner
which violates the terms of the proc!ama-
ton of lst OF May instant from these head
quarters, the elice or that paper will be
taken possession OF and lis business cou-
Quoted under direction of the United States
authorities.
=- "By command of
Arjor-Geueral BUTLER.
"GEo. G. STRoEe, A. "A. General"
TIE USE OF cjNFEDEKATE NOTES FORBIDDEN
On the same day, the following order,
for rbiddIug the use of Confederate notes,
was Issued by Gen. Butler:
"lsi. 1t is hereby ordered that neither
the city of New Orleans, nor the banks
thereof, exchange their notes, bills or Oh
legations for Confederate notes, bills or
bonds, nor issue any bill, note or obligation
payable in Confederate notes.
- I'd. On the twenty. seventh day of May
instant, all circulation of or trade in Con-
federate notes and bills will cease within
this Department; and all sales or transfers
of property made on or sfter that day, in
consideration o. suCh,notes or bills, directly
or iudirC Sly, will be invalid, and the prop
eriy con6scated 10 the United States-0ne-
fourth thereof TO go to the informer.
& By command of
Msjor-General BUTLER
GEoKGE Q. STRoXG, A. A. G., Chief of
Staff"
THE OBSERVANCE OF JEFF. DAVIS FAsT-DAY
FuRBIDDEN.
General Butler also issued the following
order, prohibiting the UbservanUu Of Jvh'
Davis fast-day:
| HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE GULF,
NE~ ORLEANS May l3.
| IT having come to the Knowledge of the
| Commanding General that Friday next is
proposed to be observed as day of fasting
and prayer, in obedience to some supposed
proclamation of one Jefferson Davis, in the
several churches of this city, it is ordered
that no such observance be had.
/ Churches and religious houses are to
be kept open as in times of profound peace,
but no religious exercises are to be had
upon the supposed authority above men
toned.
By command of
|
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Ia The equitable 0dJHsfntrtu tsst prompt C0Sh F@-
oHse 10 losses, Gbe PHOENAX stoS,is s1pinenGg
the head Of s professions vhfie 40 eFfeisre, Pyaoa
al and first class Jnsines sgsfes Of Oct ageHcies %
exceLLed or any siRilar coTpoTatiOs s. He cOrid
Gnsurancies solicited, and policies issHed and 70
wed in this leading Cooperation, at fair rates By
j. w. HEXSEN, Residsut Agent
'1PFIeE .-Malh HE Hall FrlitdinW Npiua -trrcf
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AN ORDINANCE

In relation to he Markets aud Market Places Of
the City of Evansville. passed May 10 1862.
SECTION BE Il ordained IN fhe Common Council
ofths City Of EraRsDite. That hereafter any person
pt rsGns e9diug eff & 10 vgnd any meat,
vegetables, provisions, other Article or articles,
at either of tile Markets Market places, with in
the City of Evansville, without having first rented
or leased a and stall in such Market Market
place, and refusing to pty to the Market Master
the snm fee fixed by the Common Council to lie
paid by such do not en- or Lease stand
stalls shall forfeit and pay Tor every such Of
fence any sum not exceeding five dollars.
Att-st: &tH W. BAKER, Mayor.
P. BU KE, City Clerk. mis-
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UIRAM NELSON. Jos T. AOHRYNuIDs.
AUCTION & COMMISSION

EE JNsRLSO.N" 8 co. WOULD Nv.
n ~ . 70 N the public that IEeJ will attend TO
selling m nissi,n as auction, private sale,
any and al kinds of uerchand sc. Particular at
tsution given TO seilieg real estate. We will a.
tend To SetliLg hUrses, mule, wagons, carriages,
and other vehicles. Particular attention given to
Feling household furnituru, both old and second
hand. and will attend 10 selling at auction sale
in any pa / If the city Ety.
II. Nelson will pay particular attent on to collect
ing debts claims will act as agent for renting
house aud Collecting rents, aud any and all bust
less ettru to
Offics On Naiu street, opposite Court Housa,
docr from Cresce It City bank, Evansville.
maYl5 H. NELSON d GO.
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Nv - ~ - TEfD. H
Two good BAK EIIS. Apply immediatsly TO P
BOYLE, No. 10 First street, bet. Main and Syca-
more asaz1 m9 - LM1
Es1RRMEsEE. .M hbis Scr
NY ghum Moiasse>, far superior TO the last, Just
received and for sale at WICK ERY Bk0S.s
ec7 No. 81 Main St
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IND. THURSDAY MORNING,
Rates of Advertising.

8 : : ) ) !.
Da1. ! 5OI IS OoI | Is 80 | IS
: Days. 70 4 Is IIsHi 20 IS q 90
Days. | 90 so 76 1z5r ISL Is
b Days. I Is 90 so l5I s75 Is
D.p'. / / 9'I 2 IOT So 5ot go 80
Wefk ! / SOL 2 9 OoI 375l 4f0I 25
2 Week' 2 5OI 75I oo.-6 Is | sol IS
Weeks 90 SOL 600 4 50 90 10 50
80. 90 90 8 "' 10 90 Il 90 II
Mos. / 90 Isl II SO l3 rs 10 % IS IS
10 .. SOL II Is 10 20 Is 10 q 5" % IS
ao's / so II rs II 90 q IS IS so % IS
Mo'a- 10 90 Is 90 20 O9I Is 90 80 co IS 90
: no.. 10 90 I9 50 g 90 a2 SO 80 90 As 8
2 Mos 10 90 22 80 30 90 81 so As Oa 81 so
Advertising an the Weekly.
lie square, one insertion. n.................l 90
two q .....-...-......--1 80
three " ..................2 90
For each subsequent insertion, and fol
each insertion of each additional
square s.ss.s..s.......sU %
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ghe 4aily suMrmaI.

PUBLIgHED BIZ
JAMES Il. MoHEELY
II. nj. THAYER. = a#A
JNO. H McEEELY.
UNDER THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
Journal Buildings, Locust ST.,
Bss~SsS ESTas aHs Es.MtaT. & =, -
REGULATIONS FOR 1862.
H All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
ALI Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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BUTLER's LAST VIEW OF THE CoHTRABAND
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THE CITY COUNCIL sNUBBED. >

A French squadron having arrived at New
Orleans, with the Cabinet for its flagship,
the City Council voted to tender the feet
the freedom of the city. Gen. Butler, on
learning this, wrote to the more polite than
discreet counselors:
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The New York herald., 1862-11-16

necessary capture the fort with troops but in face or
there, before Richmond such an operation would have
required nothing leslhan effort of the entire army
General AcCkilan should Mars tAen, a. ne neoS or
plan sf campaign Which Ne had bgn execute and bv su
obs movement rapidly gained the james viuey for fhe
On Aas rver 7oday, witG tie ezprsencs Of ,vert, Az
hare been accomplished, am ed % bses that that couid
hare been better. Without douh the march from ne Pa
mukev the James rirer scod hare had omhin0 hdsor
ous; Ne pass1gs Of the Loor Chictdhosiny o. or tke
james river, according 10 hehr had bsn decided 10 eps
denu and delicate ~ss 1are on - Sars ~ 10Y rs So Ssss
fsdvdts army That scosd hdrs tes sA beaey Aon az
sad posi- IN wAsch hey found Aemseip during ronfh
ne Chickdh0rsiny scomp But who could FORAGE fksv d
at the decssipe msen Of ne campaign inunda;ons uncrom
Pied al Ai seasow Of tie year should come 10 coury ~
iss soae a"s q. ra.aTa s k ass y az a a. d,-y
could fovesee also dt he eighty thousand nsen collected
before Warrington would do nohtso-,ess Nan noAncto
aid this army N riod"ne TIE concentration q forces tia.
on 10 rn cmcxAHoxrvY.
The march. therefore, was continued directly for ward
and spite Of the almost continual rains which nut Inc
roads In terrible condition were not long IN
the banks Of the Chickahominy at point called bottom
where the York River Railroad which the army hai foil
lowed from the white House crosses the river on brgs
ra wss , y, w INC Se ~ M oa ey the enemy
that time the cdrpaign had been, not brilliant, al least
fertile resuus iorhtorn one Of ne moa ,~rprtans
magnificent arsenoi Whence he Soh dreo e cSa,ef ~ =
Of Us matcrie had q be abandoned o,d ,s aJandon
had brought fh the destruction If In, rsdoJsoJJ.
Mcrriaac. III fne, General McCtcian had succeeded 4,
ftoniing hs camp, scithoM doctdnt, in FACE OF ne
capital Of e s,cessiota Aates and Of c pr,c,rai arav
The Confee rate could not retire fdrhe, whom ossng al
ter irsge IN The eyes Of their 1ofans and Of ali ne
potd They wre therefore fidced in condi ,chers fdey
hcdto accept dees De tpdte IN the CT clnsanccs IN
which they ouni thcmfeycs, II was smali merit 10
have driven their adyarsaries H. similar necessary Io
re dWus ndi 'cds necessary ior hs to, army B. ram
MS bte ami hat did not do s., ,a as yes,agil,l,
~ Ia far FINN tst rg,ng 10 the army ana ,u ,hef