...with lumber collected from canal boats and the ruins of wooden houses, and on the morning of the 14th his army had crossed to the south side of the river. His rear guard, however, was attacked by our cavalry, and suffered considerable, loss. Thus ended the rebel...

...houses, and on the morning of the 14th MR army had crossed to the south side of the river. His rear guard was attacked by our cavalry, and suffered considerable...military results had been expected. Our own loss in this campaign had been very severe, viz.: 2834 killed, 13,709 wounded, and 6643 missing— in all 23,186....

...south Bide of the river. Ilis rear guard was attacked by our cavalry, and suffered considerable lose. Thus ended the rebel campaign north of the Potomac, from which important political and mili* tary resulte had been expected. Our own loes In this campaign had been very severe, viz.: 2834...

...with lumber collected Irom canal boats and the ruins of wooden house«, and on the morning of the 14th his army had crossed to the south side of the river. His rear guard was attacked by our cavalry, and suffered considerable loes. Thus ended the rebel campaign...

...with lumber collected from canal-boats and the ruins of wooden houses, and on the morning of the 14th his army had crossed to the south side of the river. His rear guard, however, was attacked by our cavalry and suffered considerable loss. Thus ended the rebel...