Inscribed on recto and verso below image: A CORRECT VIEW OF THE BATTLE Near the city of NEW ORLEANS, on the / Eighth of January 1815, Under the Command of Genl.[l superscript with period [.] underneath] Andw.[w superscript with period [.] underneath] Jackson, Over 10,000 British Troops, in / which 3 of their most distinguished Generals were killed, & several wounded. and upwards of 3,000 of their choisest / Soldiers were killed, wounded, and made Prisoners, & c.
Inscribed on recto and verso, around oval portrait below image: THE•BRAVE•GENL[L superscript]•ANDREW•JACKSON
Inscribed on recto, lower right: Copy Right
Inscribed on verso, below image: Francisco Scacki Copy Right Secured
Inscribed on verso, lower left, first column: A Camp Jackson . . . American Officers. / George J. Ross. Col. 44th.[th superscript with period [.] underneath] Regt.[t superscript with period [.] underneath] / Wm..[m superscript with two periods [..] underneath] Mc.[c superscript with period [.] underneath]Rea. Lieut. Col. Artillery / H. D. Peire Major 44th[th superscript with period [.] underneath] Regiment. / A. Lacarriere, Late 1st.[st superscript with period [.] underneath] Engineer 7th[th superscript with period [.] underneath] M.D. / J.B. Panche. Major. Humber. Brig Genl
Inscribed on verso, lower left, second column: S. Geme. Captain Major. / P. Lacaste. Major. / Louis Daquin. Do. / Ed Livingston. A. Davasae Castera. / A. L. Duncan. Aids, to Genl.[l superscript with period [.] underneath] Jackson
Inscribed on verso, lower right: B. Genl.[l superscript with period [.] underneath] Packenham killed. C.C. Right and Left British Columns. / D. General Gibb Mortally Wounded / E. General Keene. F. British Staff Officers / G. The British Artillery and Mortars

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