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Birds-eye view of the Mississippi River and the adjacent country, from St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico
Alternative Title
On verso: Scenes of camp and army life in General Williams's brigade
Scale
Scale not given
Place of Publication
New York
Publisher
Harper's weekly
Date of Publication
July 6, 1861
Extent
1 view
Dimensions
35 x 24 cm
Notes
[Scenes on verso], p. 422 (sketched by our special artist on the general's staff): Camp Meredith -- On the road -- Target practice -- Adam's ale -- Kitchen -- Dinner in camp -- Foraging -- Soldier's curse -- Soldier in limbo.
"Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Year 1861, by Harper & Brothers, ..."--below masthead on first page of issue.
Issue also includes: Map of the interior of the state of Missouri (page 420) -- Jefferson City Missouri [view] (page 420) -- Harper's Ferry, as evacuated by the Confederate troops [view] (page 428)
Pictorial, aerial map of the lower Mississippi River valley, showing drainage, towns, railroads, and some geographical features. Map extends from Morgantown, Kentucky on the east; Havana, Cuba on the south; Springfield, Missouri on the west; and St. Charles, Missouri on the north.
Oriented with north to the bottom.
Relief shown by hachures, shading, and pictorially.
Detached from: Harper's weekly. July 6, 1861, p. 421-422.
Birds-eye view of the Mississippi River and the adjacent country, from St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico
Alternative Title
On verso: Scenes of camp and army life in General Williams's brigade
Scale
Scale not given
Place of Publication
New York
Publisher
Harper's weekly
Date of Publication
July 6, 1861
Extent
1 view
Dimensions
35 x 24 cm
Notes
[Scenes on verso], p. 422 (sketched by our special artist on the general's staff): Camp Meredith -- On the road -- Target practice -- Adam's ale -- Kitchen -- Dinner in camp -- Foraging -- Soldier's curse -- Soldier in limbo.
"Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Year 1861, by Harper & Brothers, ..."--below masthead on first page of issue.
Issue also includes: Map of the interior of the state of Missouri (page 420) -- Jefferson City Missouri [view] (page 420) -- Harper's Ferry, as evacuated by the Confederate troops [view] (page 428)
Pictorial, aerial map of the lower Mississippi River valley, showing drainage, towns, railroads, and some geographical features. Map extends from Morgantown, Kentucky on the east; Havana, Cuba on the south; Springfield, Missouri on the west; and St. Charles, Missouri on the north.
Oriented with north to the bottom.
Relief shown by hachures, shading, and pictorially.
Detached from: Harper's weekly. July 6, 1861, p. 421-422.