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The Daily Dispatch: May 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Yorktown. (search)
which of the many daily combats incident to the of our President . From the 7th of March, McClellan commenced transporting the troops from before Washington them on the cutlets of the York and made so to work them up to fits of desperation. He has since died. He was shot residency. McClellan, in allusion to this No. 2; " admits a lose of "15 officer and 100 privates wounded; " (!) bms, I have never seen any note of such events, except in the lying bulletins of the " Chief," McClellan. Such an army as confronted the foe on our whole line was never seen before by us; and more ghan those who, under the calm, far-seeing Johnson, the onslaught of the Northern hordes under McClellan. They came not, however, but shrunk back to their transects, afraid of the phantom their own h monster mortar batteries, and every appliances known to modern warfare this large army under McClellan has rain inactive for weeks before a much inferior force, and are again filled in their design