Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net. (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.) LEE'S LAST CAMPAIGN. BY CAPTAIN J. C. G. RALEIGH, N. C.: WM. B. SMITH & COMPANY, MDCCCLXVI. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1865, by WM. B. SMITH & COMPANY. in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the District of Pamlico, North Carolina. CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. PAGE. The Condition of the Army of Northern Virginia in its Last Days--The Lines in Front of Petersburg--The Battles Around the City--The Final Struggle--Terrible Fighting-- The Assaults on Forts Mahone and Gregg--Thrilling Scenes--The Main Bodies of Both Armies Stand and Look Anxiously On--The Confederate Army Severed--The Evacuation of Richmond and Petersburg--The Greetings of Petersburg Ladies to the Retreating Columns--The Retreat and Pursuit to Appomattox Court House 5 CHAPTER II. Official Correspondence Concerning the Surrender--The Interview Between Generals Lee and Grant--Appearance of General Lee--Scenes Between the Two Armies Under Flag of Truce--The Surrender--General Lee's Farewell Address to His Army 42 LEE'S LAST CAMPAIGN. CHAPTER I. The Condition of the Army of Northern Virginia in its Last Days--The Lines in Front of Petersburg--The Battles Around the City--The Final Struggle--Terrible Fighting--The Assaults on Forts Mahone and Gregg--Thrilling Scenes--The Main Bodies of Both Armies Stand and Look Anxiously On--The Confederate Army Severed--The Evacuation of Richmond and Petersburg--The Greetings of Petersburg Ladies to the Retreating Columns--The Retreat and Pursuit to Appomattox Court House.