MILITARY

• "LEAVE POPE TO GET OUT OF HIS SCRAPE. " McCLELLAN'S DISPATCHES. - McClellan, George B.:
• "OLD FEDERALISM" & "MODERN DEMOCRACY. " SPEECH OF...OF NEW YORK, ON THE MEXICAN WAR. DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF RESPRESENTIVES OF THE U. STATES, JAN. 20, 1847. - Culver, E[rastus] D[ean]:
• A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR ORGANIZING, ARMING, AND DISCIPLINING THE MILITIA OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, AND FOR GOVERNING SUCH PART OF THEM AS MAY BE EMPLOYED IN THE SERVICE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, AND FOR CALLING THEM FORTH TO EXECUTE THE LAWS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, SUPPRESS INSURRECTIONS AND REPEL INVASIONS. - Confederate Imprint:
• A BIRD'S EYE SKETCH OF THE MILITARY CONCERNS OF THE UNITED STATES. RESPECTFULLY ADDRESSED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF CONGRESS. - Citizen, A Private:
• A COMPLETE ROSTER OF COLONEL DAVID WATERBURY JR. 'S REGIMENT OF CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS. THE FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY RESPONDING TO A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR THE DEFENCE OF NEW YORK CITY AGAINST THE BRITISH IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME PRINTED FROM MANUSCRIPT RECORDS IN THE POSSISSION OF THE PUBLISHER, WITH NOTES, COMPILED FROM AUTHENTIC HISTORICAL SOURCES. - Clark, A.H.:
• A CORRECT HISTORY OF THE BATTLE OF SHILOH RESPECTULLY DEDICATED TO THE ARMIES OF THE OHIO AND THE TENNESSEE: THEIR LIVING AND THEIR DEAD. BY T. WORTHINGTON, LATE GENERAL 4TH BRIGADE, 7TH DIVISION, OHIO MILITIA, 1839; LATE COLONEL 46TH OHIO VOLUNTEERS, MAY 30, 1862. - Worthington, Thomas:
• A DISHONOURED ARMY. GERMAN ATROCITIES IN FRANCE: WITH UNPUBLISHED RECORDS BY PROFESSOR J.H. MORGAN (LATE HOME OFFICE COMMISSIONER WITH THE BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE). - Morgan, J.H.:
• A FUNERAL ORATION ON GEORGE WASHINGTON, LATE GENERAL OF THE ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES. PRONOUNCED, AT OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS, AT THE REQUEST OF THE FIELD OFFICERS OF THE BRIGADE STTATIONED AT THAT PLACE, ON THE 15TH JAN. 1800; IT BEING THE DAY DEVOTED TO THE FUNERAL HONORS OF THEIR DEPARTED CHIEF, PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDERS FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR.. BY...CAPT. 16TH U.S. REGIMENT. - Dunham, Josiah:
• A HISTORY OF THE BLACK HAWK WAR. BY AN OLD RESIDENT OF THE MILITARY TRACT. - [Black Hawk War]:
• A HISTORY OF THE HENRY COUNTY COMMANDS WHICH SERVED IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY, INCLUDING ROSTERS OF THE VARIOUS COMPANIES ENLISTED IN HENRY COUNTY, TENN. WITH PORTRAITS. BY LIEUT. EDWIN H. RENNOLDS, COMPANY "K," FIFTH TENNESSEE INFANTRY. - Rennolds, Edwin H.:
• A HISTORY OF THE WRONGS INFLICTED ON WINFIELD SCOTT, BY THE SUPPORTERS OF FRANKLIN PIERCE. - [Scott, Winfield]:
• A NARRATIVE OF MAJOR GENERAL WOOL'S CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, IN THE YEARS 1846, 1847 & 1848. - Baylies, Francis:
• A NARRATIVE OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE INDIANS, IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE, WAS CONDUCTED, UNDER THE COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL ST. CLAIR, TOGETHER WITH HIS OBSERVATIONS ON THE STATEMENTS OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR AND THE QUARTER MASTER GENERAL, RELATIVE THERETO, AND THE REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO INQUIRE INTO THE CAUSES OF THE FAILURE THEREOF: TAKEN FROM THE FILES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. - [St. Clair, Arthur]:
• A NEW CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT, THE HON. JOHANNES PINDARUS. AN EXPOSE OF HIS POLITICAL VIEWS: WITH THE DUTIES DEVOLVING ON THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. - [Ketchum, Israel?]:
• A REVIEW OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER AND POLITICAL OPINIONS OF ZACHARY TAYLOR. - Taylor, Zachary:
• A SCRAP OF HISTORY. - [Adams, Francis Colburn]:
• A SHORT REVIEW OF THE RECENT AFFAIR OF HONOR BETWEEN HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK, AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL LENOX. WITH FREE AND IMPARTIAL STRICTURES AND COMMENTS UPON THE CIRCUMSTANCES ATTENDING IT. BY THE CAPTAIN OF A COMPANY IN ONE OF THE REGIMENTS OF GUARDS. - Captain of a Company:
• A SKETCH OF THE CHARLESTON LIGHT DRAGOONS, FROM THE EARLIEST FORMATION OF THE CORPS. PREPARED AT THE REQUEST OF THE SURVIVORS' ASSOCIATION OF THE COMPANY. - Wells, Edward L.:
• A SKETCH OF THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF MAJ. GEN. JOHN E. WOOL, UNITED STATES ARMY. WITH A PORTRAIT. - [Wool, John E.]:
• A SKETCH OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THE QUARTERMASTERS' DEPARTMENT FROM 1774 TO 1876. PUBLISHED FOR THE INFORMATION OF OFFICERS OF THE QUARTERMASTERS' DEPARTMENT. - Quartermasters' Department:
• A TEXAN IN SEARCH OF A FIGHT. BEING THE DIARY AND LETTERS OF A PRIVATE SOLDIER IN HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE. BY...COMPANY E, FOURTH TEXAS. - West, John C.:
• A VINDICATION OF A LATE PAMPHLET, INTITLED, THE CASE OF THE HANOVER TROOPS CONSIDERED: WITH SOME FURTHER OBSERVATIONS UPON THOSE TROOPS; BEING A SEQUEL TO THE SAID PAMPHLET. - [Waller, Edmund]:
• ACROSS THE PLAINS BY PRAIRIE SCHOONER. PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF B.F. BONNEY OF HIS TRIP TO SUTTER'S FORT, CALIFORNIA, IN 1846, AND OF HIS PIONEER EXPERIENCES IN OREGON DURING THE DAYS OF OREGON'S PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. - Lockley, Fred:
• ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED IN AND BY THE GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT HARTFORD, (IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF MAY, A. D. 1798. - Connecticut:
• ACTS AND LAWS, MADE AND PASSED IN AND BY THE GENERAL COURT OR ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, IN AMERICA, HOLDEN AT NEW-HAVEN, (IN SAID STATE) ON THE SECOND THURSDAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1799. - Connecticut:
• ACTS AND LAWS, PASSED BY THE GENERAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS: BEGUN AND HELD AT BOSTON, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ON WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF MAY, ANNO DOMINI, 1793. - Massachusetts Militia:
• ADDRESS OF HON. J.A. BENTLEY, COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS. DELIVERED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ARMY AND NAVY VETERAN CLUB OF BOSTON, AT TREMONT TEMPLE. 1880. - Bentley, J. A.:
• ALABAMA ELECTION. - [Stanton, Edwin M.]:
• ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO PLACES OF INTERMENT OF DECEASED UNION SOLDIERS IN THE VARIOUS STATES AND TERRITORIES, AS SPECIFIED IN ROLLS OF HONOR NOS. I---XIII, BEING THOSE ISSUED FROM THE QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, BETWEEN JUNE 15, 1865, AND AUGUST 27, 1867. - Civil War:
• AN ACT FOR AMENDING AND FURTHER CONTINUING AN ACT OF THE SIXTH YEAR OF HIS PRESENT MAJESTY'S REIGN, INTITULED, AN ACT TO AMEND AND RENDER MORE EFFECTUAL, IN HIS MAJESTY'S DOMINIONS IN AMERICA, AN ACT PASSED IN THIS PRESENT SESSION OF PARLIAMENT, INTITULED, AN ACT FOR PUNISHING MUTINY AND DESERTION, AND FOR THE BETTER PAYMENT OF THE ARMY AND THEIR QUARTERS... - England:
• AN ACT FOR FURTHER CONTINUING AN ACT OF THE LAST SESSION OF PARLIAMENT, INTITULED, AN ACT TO AMEND AND RENDER MORE EFFECTUAL, IN HIS MAJESTY'S DOMINIONS IN AMERICA, AN ACT PASSED IN THIS PRESENT SESSION OF PARLIAMENT, INTITULED, AN ACT FOR PUNISHING MUTINY AND DESERTION, AND FOR THE BETTER PAYMENT OF THE ARMY AND THEIR QUARTERS... - England:
• AN ACT FOR PUNISHING MUTINY AND DESERTION, AND FOR THE BETTER PAYMENT OF THE ARMY AND THEIR QUARTERS... - England:
• AN ACT SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE ACT, ENTITLED 'AN ACT FOR THE MORE PERFECT ORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES. - United States:
• AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE EMBODYING AND EQUIPMENT OF A VOLUNTEER MILITIA, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLIC DEFENSE. PASSED APRIL 16, 1861. - New York:
• AN ACT TO CONTINUE AN ACT MADE IN THE LAST SESSION OF PARLIAMENT, INTITULED, AN ACT FOR AMENDING AND FURTHER CONTINUING AN ACT OF THE SIXTH YEAR OF HIS PRESENT MAJESTY'S REIGN, INTITULED, AN ACT TO AMEND AND RENDER MORE EFFECTUAL, IN HIS MAJESTY'S DOMINIONS IN AMERICA, AN ACT PASSED IN THIS PRESENT SESSION OF PARLIAMENT, INTITULED, AN ACT FOR PUNISHING MUTINY AND DESERTION, AND FOR THE BETTER PAYMENT OF THE ARMY AND THEIR QUARTERS... - England:
• AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE LITERARY SOCIETIES OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT LEXINGTON, ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 1854. BY...OF ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. - Barbour, B.J.:
• AN APPEAL TO THE UNPREJUDICED, CONCERNING THE PRESENT DISCONTENTS OCCASIONED BY THE LATE CONVENTION WITH SPAIN. - [Gordon, Thomas]:
• AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON ADVANCE-GUARD, OUT-POST, AND DETACHMENT SERVICE OF TROOPS, AND THE MANNER OF POSTING AND HANDLING THEM IN PRESENCE OF AN ENEMY. INTENDED AS A SUPPLEMENT TO THE SYSTEM OF TACTICS ADOPTED FOR THE MILITARY SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES, AND ESPECIALLY FOR THE USE OF OFFICERS OF MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS. - Mahan, D.H.:
• AN EXHIBITION OF FACTS, SUPPORTED BY DOCUMENTS, FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS OF THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. - Loring, Joseph Jr.:
• AN EXPOSE OF FACTS, CONCERNING RECENT TRANSACTIONS, RELATING TO THE CORPS OF CADETS OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, AT WEST-POINT, NEW YORK. - [Ragland, Thomas]:
• AN ORATION ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON, DELIVERED AT THE REQUEST OF 'THE UNITED WHIG CLUB. - Herring, Elbert:
• ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF THE...MORGAN PARK [NEAR CHICAGO], COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS FOR THE ACADEMICAL YEAR COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1885. - Morgan Park Military Academy:
• ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF THE...MORGAN PARK [NEAR CHICAGO], FOR THE ACADEMICAL YEAR COMMENCING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1877. - Morgan Park Military Academy:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, TO THE GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA. - Minnesota:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, TO THE LEGISLATURE OF MINNESOTA. SESSION OF 1861. 1,500 COPIES ORDERED PRINTED FOR THE USE OF THE LEGISLATURE. - Minnesota:
• ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL... - Massachusetts:
• ANTIETAM NATIONAL CEMETERY, SHARPSBURG, MARYLAND. - [Board of Trustees of Antietam National Cemetery]:
• ARGUMENT OF MATT. H. CARPENTER IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, MARCH 3 AND 4, 1868, IN THE MATTER OF EX PARTE WM. McCARDLE, APPELLANT, WITH EXTRACTS FROM THE BRIEF WHERE NECESSARY TO EXPLAIN THE ARGUMENT. REPORTED BY D.F. MURPHY. - Carpenter, Matt. H.:
• ARMY REGISTER OF OHIO VOLUNTEERS IN THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES; COMPRISING THE GENERAL STAFF OF STATE; STAFF OF THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS; LIST OF BRIGADIERS; ROLL OF FIELD, STAFF AND COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, OF EACH REGIMENT, ARRANGED IN THE NUMERICAL ORDER OF THE REGIMENT; PRESENT PLACE OF SERVICE; RANK OF EACH OFFICER, DATE OF COMMISSION; AND A COMPLETE LIST OF CASUALTIES. COMPILED FROM OFFICIAL RECORDS IN THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, COLUMBUS, OHIO. FOR JULY, 1862. - Poland, Charles A.:
• ATTENTION! EXEMPTS!! ALL WHO HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO GET RELEASED FROM DEFENDING OUR CONNTRY [sic] IN ITS HOUR OF PERIL ARE REQUESTED TO MEET ON ON [sic] SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, AT 9 O'CLOCK A.M. TO REJOICE, TOGETHER THAT NATURE SO FITLY PROVIDED FOR THIS INESTIMABLE BLESSING. COMPANIES OF EXEMPTS WILL FORM ON STATE RIGHT RESTING ON MAIN STREET IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER OF PROCESSION: "PILE DRIVERS" AND BEETLE RANGERS. THESE COMPANIES ARE AWARDED THE RIGHT ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR IMPOSING ASS-PECT. VARICOSE CADETS. PLEURO PNEUMONIA CATTLE GUARDS. TOE NAIL DIGGERS. HEART-LESS SQUABS. TOOTHLESS GUMMERS. FORT CALLENDER GRADUATES. CHARLES SUMNER WOOLIES, LED BY THE FAMOUS "MORANDUS BAND". COLORED INDIVIDUALS, ABOLITIONISTS, &C. &C.THE GRAND PROCESSION WILL MOVE THROUGH THE PRINCIPAL STREETS TO BARNES LOT, WHERE AN ABLE BODIED ADDRESS WILL BE DELIVERED BY JAMES GILLETT. C.D., ON THE 'FRAILTIES OF MANKIND,' AFTER WHICH REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED AT THE USUAL PLACES. PER ORDER, GRAND EXEMPT. SPRINGFIELD, SEPT. 19, 1862. - [Draft Dodgers]:
• AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, FROM HAMPDEN [Maine], DATED FEB. 28, [18]64. WELL THOMAS, THE HUNT IS UP. AND THE LAST DAY OF GRACE FOR THE WICKED CITY OF AUGUSTA HAS PASSED... HAVING FAILED IN GETTING ANY KIND OF POSITION ABOVE THAT OF PRIVATE IN ANY MAINE ORGANIZATION [I ACTUALLY WAS REFUSED THE PLACE OF SERGT. MAJOR OF THE 31ST] I SO HAVE TURNED MY ATTENTION TOWARD WASHINGTON. - Brown, George E.:
• BATTLE OF THE MINE. - Case, Ervin T.:
• BEFORE A MILITARY COMMISSION, CINCINNATI, O., APRIL 11, 1865. THE UNITED STATES VS. BUCKNER S. MORRIS, AND OTHERS. ARGUMENT OF T.W. BARTLEY, TOUCHING THE QUESTION OF JURISDICTION, AND OTHER LEGAL QUESTIONS. - Bartley, T[homas] W[elles]:
• BEFORE THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. MILITARY COMMISSION AT MOBILE. CASE OF THOMAS C.A. DEXTER. REVIEW AND OPINION OF MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH HOLT, JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL. PREPARED FOR THE PRESIDENT. DISCHARGE OF MR. - Holt, Joseph:
• BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OF THE TERRITORY OF MONTANA, DECEMBER 1, 1888. - Montana:
• BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL OF ILLINOIS, TRANSMITTED TO THE GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. FOR 1873 AND 1874. - Illinois:
• BLACK REPUBLICAN IMPOSTURE EXPOSED! FRAUD UPON THE PEOPLE! FREMONT NO SOLDIER! - [Election of 1856]:
• BOUNTY TO EIGHTY-FOURTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, IN ANSWER TO A RESOLUTION OF THE 26TH ULTIMO, RELATIVE TO THE 84TH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS HAVING RECEIVED ONLY $50 ADDITIONAL BOUNTY. APRIL 13, 1868. - New York:
• BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. A PROCLAMATION. RESPECTING SOLDIERS ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE. EXECUTIVE MANSION, MARCH 10, 1863. - [Lincoln, Abraham]:
• CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS OF MILITIAMEN. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TRANSMITTING COPIES OF ORDERS ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT RESPECTING CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS OR MILITIAMEN, &C.&C., RENDERED IN OBEDIENCE TO A RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE 26TH OF DECEMBER LAST. 24th Cong., 2d Sess. - Militia:
• CAMP AND QUARTER-DECK. A HISTORY OF THE VARIOUS BATTLES FOUGHT ON LAND AND AT SEA FROM THE BREAKING OUT OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION TO THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO, 1792-1815. WITH OVER ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL AND COMPLETE BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF THE PRINCIPAL MILITARY AND NAVAL COMMANDERS SERVING DURING THAT PERIOD, INCLUDING BONAPARTE- WELLINGTON...ACCOMPANIED BY NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIVE ENGRAVINGS AND PORTRAITS. - Napoleonic Wars:
• CASE OF GENERAL... [LATE MAJOR-GENERAL OF VOLUNTEERS]. JANUARY 21, 1880.MR. SPARKS.SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING REPORT. 46TH CONGRESS, 2D SESSION. HO. OF REP. REPORT NO.129. - [Porter, Fitz-John]:
• CHAPLAINS IN THE ARMY. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, IN ANSWER TO RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE OF 11TH INSTANT, TRANSMITTING THE NAMES OF ALL THE CHAPLAINS ON THE ROLLS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL. MARCH 25, 1862. - Civil War:
• CHARTER, BY-LAWS AND MEMBERS OF THE NEWPORT LIGHT INFANTRY COMPANY, ATTACHED TO THE FIRST BRIGADE, DIVISION RHODE ISLAND MILITIA. ORGANIZED JUNE 23, 1865. - Newport Light Infantry Company:
• CIRCULATE. ] [PUBLISHED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE NATIONAL AND JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE. - Election of 1848:
• CIVIL WAR GUARD DUTY RECORD BOOK OF COMPANY D, TWELFTH MAINE REGIMENT INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS, U.S.A. FOR THE PERIOD OF NOVEMBER 1861 THROUGH NOVEMBER 1862. - [Maine Twelfth Regiment, Co. D]:
• COLONEL H. C. DE AHNA. JUNE 21, 1864. - [De Ahna, H.C.]:
• CONGRESSIONAL ADDRESS. - Copperheads:
• CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE JOLIET LIGHT ARTILLERY ORGANIZED FEBRUARY, 1876. MUSTERED INTO THE STATE SERVICE AUG. 30TH, 1877, AS BATTERY C. 1ST BRIGADE, I.N.G. - Joliet Light Artillery:
• CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS. - Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States:
• CONSTRUCTION OF BARRACKS AT WILLETS POINT, N. Y. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TRANSMITTING AN ESTIMATE OF AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE APRIL 25, 1888. - New York:
• CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS AT CERTAIN MILITARY POSTS. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR... - Military Posts:
• CONTRACTS BY QUARTERMASTERS' DEPARTMENT. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TRANSMITTING, IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACTS OF APRIL 21, 1808, AND JULY 17, 1862, STATEMENTS OF CONTRACTS MADE BY THE QUARTERMASTERS' DEPARTMENT DURING JANUARY, 1868. FEBRUARY 11, 1868. - Quartermaster Department:
• CONTRACTS OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT FOR 1860. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TRANSMITTING A STTEMENT OF THE CONTRACTS MADE BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR 1860. - War Department:
• CONTRACTS-WAR DEPARTMENT-1839. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TRANSMITTING STATEMENTS OF CONTRACTS MADE BY THE DEPARTMENT DURING THE YEAR 1838. JANUARY 17, 1839. - War Department:
• CORRESPONDENCE RESPECTING THE ENLISTMENT OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY. PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS BY COMMAND OF HER MAJESTY, IN PURSUANCE OF THEIR ADDRESS DATED JUNE 9, 1864. No. 17. - Parliament:
• CORRESPONDENCE-GRANT AND THE PRESIDENT. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, IN ANSWER TO A RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE, TRANSMITTING CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL GRANT, RELATIVE TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR. - [Grant, Ulysses S.]:
• COURT OF INQUIRY- OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA, &C. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TRANSMITTING COPIES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF A COURT OF INQUIRY, CONVENED AT FREDERICK-TOWN, IN RELATION TO THE OPERATIONS AGAINST THE SEMINOLE AND CREEK INDIANS, &C. - Poinsett, J.R.:
• DECEMBER, 1774. AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE ENGLISH COLONY OF RHODE-ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE-PLANTATIONS, IN NEW-ENGLAND, IN AMERICA; BEGUN AND HOLDEN, IN CONSEQUENCE OF WARRANS ISSUED BY HIS HONOR THE GOVERNOR, AT PROVIDENCE, WITHIN AND FOR SAID COLONY, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND, SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR, AND FIFTEENTH OF THE REIGN OF HIS MOST SACRED MAJESTY GEORGE THE THIRD, BY THE GRACE OF GOD, KING OF GREAT-BRITAIN, AND SO FORTH. PRESENT, THE HONORABLE JOSEPH WANTON, ESQ; GOVERNOR. THE HONORABLE DARIUS SESSIONS, ESQ; DEPUTY-GOVERNOR. - Rhode Island:
• DESCRIPTIVE LIST - DESERTERS FROM THE UNITED STATES ARMY - GENERAL SERVICE RECRUITS AND OTHERS. THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPREHENSION AND DELIVERY OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED DESERTERS AT ANY MILITARY POST OR RECRUITING STATION. SEPT. 28, 1863, A.G.O. HEAD QUARTERS GENERAL RECRUITING SERVICE, NEW YORK CITY, MAY 20, 1867... - United States Army:
• DISTRIBUTION OF TROOPS SERVING IN THE FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT, (DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI,) BVT. MAJOR GENERAL ALVAN C. GILLEM, U.S.A., COMMANDING. HEADQUARTERS, VICKSBURG, MISS. FEBRUARY 1ST, 1869. - Department of the Mississippi:
• DOCUMENTS IN THE CASE OF MAJOR ANDREW WASHBURN, LATE OF THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS, (HEAVY ARTILLERY). - [Greene, Wm. B.]:
• DOCUMENTS RELATING TO AN ASSOCIATION IN ENGLAND FOR THE DISCOURAGEMENT OF DUELLING. - Chase, Philander:
• DOCUMENTS, RELATING TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE SYSTEM OF ARTILLERY. - Ordnance:
• EIGHTH JANUARY CELEBRATION, WASHINGTON. THE FOLLOWING TOASTS WERE THEN GIVEN: 20. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY: WE ACKNOWLEDGE NO OTHER PARTY AS A UNION PARTY, IN CONTRADISTINCTION TO THOSE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES WHICH HAVE EVER GOVERNED IT SINCE THE GREAT CONTEST OF 1800. IN THAT CONTEST STATE RIGHTS TRIUMPHED OVER CONSOLIDATION, THE DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENT TO ALL FREE GOVERNMENTS. 21. THE ARMY AND NAVY: THE RIGHT AND LEFT ARM OF OUR NATIONAL DEFENSE. THE RIGHTS AND HONOR OF THEIR COUNTRY THEIR AIM AND THEIR GLORY. TO THE TWENTY-FIRST TOAST, MAJOR STEVENS, CORPS OF ENGINEERS, UNITED STATES ARMY, RESPONDED AS FOLLOWS... - [Stevens, Major Isaac Ingalls]:
• ESTIMATES FOR THE PURCHASE OF LAND AND ERECTION OF BUILDINGS AT FORT LEAVENWORTH AND OTHER POINTS. - Fort Leavenworth:
• FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. A TRUE HISTORY OF THE WEST POINT CADETSHIP OUTRAGE! TO THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE TWENTIETH OHIO DISTRICT. READ! READ! READ! - [Townsend, Amos]:
• FITZ JOHN PORTER -POPE'S CAMPAIGN. SPEECH OF...OF MICHIGAN, IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE, FEBRUARY 21, 1870. - Chandler, Zachariah:
• FITZ-JOHN PORTER. SPEECH OF...OF NEW YORK, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1884. - Slocum, H[enry] W[arner]:.:
• FIVE YEARS A CAVALRYMAN: OR, SKETCHES OF REGULAR ARMY LIFE ON THE TEXAS FRONTIER, TWENTY ODD YEARS AGO. BY H.H. McCONNELL, LATE SIXTH U.S. CAVALRY. - McConnell, H.H.:
• FORT D. A. RUSSELL, WYO. LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TRANSMITTING PLANS AND ESTIMATES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR OF BUILDINGS AT 47th Cong., 2d Sess. HED65. 1883. - Fort Russell:
• FORTS, ARSENALS, ARMS &C. FEBRUARY 18, 1861. - Military:
• FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE RESPECTING THE ENLISTMENT OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN THE UNITED STATES' ARMY. PRESENTED TO THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMNT BY COMMAND OF HER MAJESTY. - North America. No. 19. (1864.):
• GEN. SCOTT'S GRAND MARCH. - Glover, S[tephen]:
• GENERAL FREMONT, AND THE INJUSTICE DONE HIM BY POLITICIANS AND ENVIOUS MILITARY MEN. BY...AUTHOR OF THE BOOK OF THE SIGNERS, ETC. - Brotherhead, W.:
• GENERAL JACKSON'S FINE. JANUARY 31, 1843. - Jackson, Andrew:
• GENERAL ORDERS FROM ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR-GENERAL'S OFFICE, CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY, FROM JANUARY, 1862, TO DECEMBER, 1863, IN TWO SERIES. PREPARED FROM FILES OF HEAD-QUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF S.C., GA., AND FLA. WITH FULL INDEXES. - Confederate Imprint:
• GENERAL ORDERS NO. 55. HEAD QUARTERS DIST. EAST. ARK. HELENA, ARKANSAS, AUG. 22D, 1864. - [Arkansas]:
• GENERAL ORDERS NO. 62. HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF, NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 17, 1863. - Civil War:
• GENERAL ORDERS NO. 63. HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF, NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 26, 18. - Civil War:

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