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Subject: Military & WarPrinting Year: 1889
Topic: Civil War (1861-65)Origin: American


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The CIVIL WAR In Song and Story
1860 - 1865

Collected and Arranged
By
Frank Moore

Civil War Era newspaper accounts of
Fighting, Being held prisioner, Injuries, Death,
Living conditions, Victories and Defeats, Family,
Humor, Songs, Poetry, Battles, Tragedies



COPYRIGHT: 1865 with 1889 on title page
PUBLISHER: P. F. Collier
PAGES: 560 Pages measuring 6.5" x 10"
CONDITION: This hardback book is covered in dark cloth that has some shelfwear around the edges and corner bumping.  The head and heal have minor fraying. The front cover and spine gold is faded and rubbed. Front board gold is rubbed. Interior hinges are in good condition due to being reinforced with white cloth binding. The board corners have been compressed and the hinges have been tightened. The front gutter has a small split at the top and bottom rear but they aren't fragile. Page edges have been cleaned but there is a light damp stain on outside lower edges. The pages are age-toned and slightly brittle due to the high acid content of the paper. Most pages have a damp stain at the bottom - no odor. Most of the lower page corners are rounded (see pic below). The page print is small and double columns (lots of reading). No missing pages (verified). Folks, this is a solid reading or research copy of rare Civil War history!


This isn't just a 'fact' history book about the civil war.  There are some of the facts, dates, and historical information here that you can get from just about any Civil War history book, but what you can't get from the other Civil War history books is in this one. It's full of reality....!!

Here are have the incidents of battles and the exploits as told by eye-witnesses. Read about the battles from soldiers' viewpoints. . . about the fighting, being held prisioner, injuries, death, living conditions, victories and defeats. . . . and so much more. It is a compendium of experiences, happenings and accounts related mostly by the men who were there. It contains many anecdotes, poetry and incidents of the Civil War not easily found elsewhere.

The author described the book himself in the preface by stating:
"In the preparation of this volume, it has been the design to preserve the most notable anecdotes and incidents of the late war, and such songs, ballads and other pieces of versification as are worthy of perpetuation. The tragic incidents, humorous episodes and brilliant and heroic adventures of the conflict, all lie buried in the columns of inaccessible newspapers ..."

This book isn't a book of just songs from the Civil War period (although it does contain period songs as well as poetry) as the title may lead you to think - it is primarily a collection of eyewitness accounts from various events of the Civil War.

The book also makes for a great genealogy book with many names, places and events.


Interesting note about this book I found in the New York Times for June 24, 1890:
Frank Moore has begun suit in the United States Circuit Court for $5,000 damages and an injunction restraining Peter F. Collier from publishing "The Civil War in Song and Story, 1860-1865."
He alleges that the book is an infringement of a book he published a few years ago bearing the title "Anecdotes, Poetry, and Incidents of the War, North and South, 1860-1866."



This book is now a collector's item, and can be pricey in dealer catalogues.


Frank Moore (1828-1904) was an American journalist and compiler, a brother of George Henry Moore. He was born in Concord, New Hampshire. He also wrote:
• Cyclopedia of American Eloquence (1857)
• Diary of the American Revolution (1860)
• The Rebellion Record(1861-68)
• Confederate Rhymes and Rhapsodies (1864)
• Personal and Political Ballads (1864)
• Speeches of Andrew Johnson (1865)
• Women in the War, 1861-66 (1866)



Items in the book:
Incident of surrender of Lexington
About Ben Butler, poem
Challenge from Pillow Guards to Prentiss Guards
Classic soldier
Contraband refrain
Adams, H A, Lieut. Com., flag of truce
Adams, Lyman Beecher, anecdote
"Advance, ass, and give countersign"
Adventure with an alligator
Adventures of a dispatch-bearer
Adventures In the South
Adventures In Virginia
Adventures of spy Dan E Cole
Adventures of an Iowa boy
A frightened contraband
After the fight, poem
A Griswold for an Alabama
Ague, Southern cure
A heroic chaplain
A hospital Incident, "Legs versus Souls"
A Joan d'Arc, account of Miss Oldom
Akers, Paul, Mrs., poem
A laughable adventure, by J H Spencer
Alabama, by Confederate, destruction, poem
Alabama, Union men described
Alabama, instance of freedom of speech
Albemarle, destruction
Aldrich, T B, poems
Alex, how he got his pocket Bible
Alexandria, MO, incidents
Alger, Horatio, Jr, poem
Alienations of war, father and son
Alien, Tom, Capt., dead brought to life
Alligator, soldier's adventure
All we ask is to be let alone By Brownell
A lover's letter
A Masonic Incident
Amenities of war, Gen. McCall's experience
A military execution in Potomac army
Amnesty proclamation, received by rebels
A Mohammedan Colonel
Among the rebels at Camp Dennison
Amputation, how it is performed
An affecting Incident of the Hospital
A national hymn, by Park Benjamin
Anderson, Robert, Gen., at Fort Sumter
Anderson, Robert, Gen., providential deliverance
Anderson, R M song
Anderson, T M, account of capture and escape
Andrew, John A, anecdote
An editor before cabinet
A Negro's Prayer
An epitaph by a rebel
A night in Missouri with fleas
An incident of South Carolina expedition
Antietam, Corp. Roach's incident
Antietam, the dead
Antietam, Masonic incident
Antietam, young woman at battle
Antietam, heroism of Gen. Sturgis' division
Antietam, charge
Antietam, Seventh Maine 7th Maine
Antietam, missiles used
Antietam, story, by George W Smalley
Antietam, Burnside at bridge
Antietam, Richardson's incident
A patriotic artist, anecdote of Powers, sculptor
A patriotic Maryland Lady
Apocalypse "All hail to the stars and stripes" by 
   Clarence Butler
Appeal to Volunteers
Apple, Peter, how he caught a rebel
A practical joke
At Port Royal, by John G Whittier
A psalm life, Gideon J Pillow and boys on
   returning from Lafayette, GA June, 1864
A race for life, "the pig they didn't want"
A raid by a Negro
Ardint's Michigan battery, precision of firing
A rebel killed by a woman
A rebellion in heaven
Arkansas tactics
Arkansas Post, Hoosier's account of capture
Army discipline
Army signals, their efficacy and value
A romantic Incident, Gov. Curtin takes part
Articles of war, the third article
A Sanitary Incident
A Singular Incident, Alex got his pocket Bible
A snowball battle
A soldier's last letter, an Incident of Gettysburg
A song, by Fitzgreene Halleck
A Southern scene, poem
A Spartan girl
A spunky prisoner from the South
A square meal, description
At Gettysburg, poem
Atkins, J D C Lieut.-Col., speech on capture of
   "Lincoln guns"
A true experience, by Frank Cahill
A true Kentuckian, Willard Davis
At the front, incident of Pres. Lincoln's funeral
Averill, W W, Gen., one of his "outrages"
A war picture of Chickamauga, by a Southerner
A Yankee In Dixie, by Corporal Purdum

Baptist anecdote
Battle within a battle, scene at Fair Oaks
Belligerent woman at Branchville, SC
Baby on the battlefield
Badeau, Adam, literary soldier
Baker, Colonel, at Ball's Bluff
Baldwin, P P, Col., Sixth Indiana, 6th Indiana
  bravery of, Chickamauga
Balloon reconnaissance of Fitz-John Porter
Ball's Bluff, story
Ball's Bluff, Greenhall's reminiscences
Banks, N P, Gen., army saved in Valley of VA
Barbara Fritchie, by John G Whittier
Barton, Clara, Battle-field Angel
Bartow, Colonel, bravery at Bull Run
Basnett, Peter, exploit
Battle anthem, by John Neal
Battle cry of freedom, song
Battle-field feelings
Battle hymn of the republic, Julia Word Howe
Beaufort, SC, Incidents of capture, by a Negro
Beauregard, P G Gen., advice
Beauregard's bells, at Boston
Beau Hackett, Zouave
Bedard, Charles A, heroism
Bedford boy "Alex"
Belgian muskets, kill at both ends
Belmont, after fight, incidents by John Seaton
Belmont, the colored hero
Belmont, Major Bledsoe Harmon's Incidents
Belmont, the dead
Benedict, Lewis, Col., at Port Hudson
Benjamin, Judah P, narrative of escape
Benjamin, Park, hymn
Bennett, L G, Engineer, tour through Southwest
Berdan sharpshooters, death of one
Berdan sharpshooters, "Old Seth" account
Berton, Peter, his adventure in Virginia
Bethel, before the battle
Beyond the Potomac, by Paul H Hayne
Bible on the battle-field
Bible captured in battle
Bible anecdote of Gen. Lander
Bible Incident of Antietam
Big Bethel, Confederate story
Billy Bray, story of draft
Birds in battle
Blacksmith, patriot of 14th NY  Volunteers
Black Tom, poem
Bob, "bully boy" one of Sherman's men
Bodyguard, description
Boggs, Comm., account of boy hero Oscar
"Bohio", strategy of the Capt.
Boight, Capt., 23d Kentucky regiment
Boker, George H, poems
Booth, Maj, speech of widow, at Fort Pickering
Booth, Mary H C, poem
Border scouts, Breedins and Norrises
Boston, humorous incident in a court
Botham, Capt., of Michigan, gallantry
Boughton, Dick, Incidents in war
Bowen, John W, romance of war
Bradbury, William, song
Bragg, Braxton, Gen., deceived about whiskey
Brandon, William C, Incident of hospital
Brandy Station fight
Brashears, William, Union volunteer in Arkansas
Brave officers make a brave army
Bray, John, escape from Richmond
Breckinridge, John C, escaped
Breedin, border scout
Bristoe, Virginia, Incident
Brockway, Rufus, account
Broke connection, Incident of Champion Hills
Brooks, W T H, Gen., anecdote
Brother against brother
Brown, Gen., brilliant exploit
Brown, E Gen., heroism of Miss Schwartz
Brown, Henry C, Religious Music
Brownell, H H, poems
Bruner, Charles, brave Pennsylvanian
Bryant, William Cullen, poems
Buchanan, James, other Abou Ben Adhem
Buchanan, James, Pottstown, PA bank bills
Buell, D Gen., strategy at Pittsburgh Landing
Buford, Gen., anecdote
Bull, H C, Lieut., captures secession flag
Ballard, W N
Bullets, tone of, songs they sing
Bullets, cure for treason
Bullets, praying for equal distribution
Bull Run, modern Gilpin, ballad
Bull Run, horses
Bull Run, Incidents
Bull Run, Stonewall Jackson
Bull Run, Edwin S Barrett adventure
Bull Run, story of flight from
Burns, Anthony, rendition
Burns, John, hero of Gettysburg, story
Burnside, Ambrose E., Gen., at Knoxville
Burnside, Gen., scenes on the march, Tennessee
Burnside at bridge, Incident of Antietam
Bushwhackers, female, at the South
Butler, B F, Gen., "Get your shirts at Moody's"
Butler, Gen., and one of Virginia reserves
Butler, Gen., with Norfolk Perfectionists
Butler, Gen., anecdote "Shoot another"
Butler, Gen., anecdote "That dear old flag"
Butler, Gen., epigram
Butler, Gen., sells Beauregard's bells
Butler, Gen., anecdote "Almond eye"
Butler, Rev. Dr., Impressive scene at church
Butterfield, Gen
Butterfield, Capt., Eighth Ohio, 8th Ohio;
  at Romney

Cahill, Frank, a true experience
Calhoun, John C, spotted hand
Call all! Call all! poem
Camp anecdotes
Camp, Henry W, soldier with right spirit
Camp jewelry, description
Camp life, described by soldier
Canadian sympathy,  verse
Captain and the chaplain
Capturing a gun, how "Old Seth" did it
Card-playing
Carney, Serg., bravery at Fort Wagner
Carpenter, Capt., of Jessie scouts
Carrick's Ford, incident
Cartc-de-viste, poem
Carter, Capt., scouting
Carter, Serg., halts whole rebel regiment
Caseaux, of New Orleans
Cavalry service, Incidents
Cavalry song, by E G Cutler
Cavender, sufferings, Tennessee hero
Challon, Father, hero of Chickamauga
Chambersburg, PA story of Invasion
Champion Hills
Chaplains, who and what they are
Charge of Mule Brigade, by Thomas Elliott
Chase, S P, Chief Justice, anecdotes
Chattanooga, Incidents
Cheatham, B F, Gen., escape
Chickamauga, death of a woman on Battlefield
Chickamauga, father Challon, hero
Chickamauga, battle of owls and crows
Chickamauga, or river of death
Chickamauga, battle-field described
Chickamauga, stream of death, poem
Chickamauga, good shooting
Chickamauga, Thomas's great fight
Chickamauga, heroic conduct of officers
Chickamauga, story of Captain Ogan
Chickamauga,"a little hurt"
Chickamauga, war picture
Chickamauga, star brigade
Chickamauga, Colonel Wilder's Incidents
Child, L Maria, her sketch of William Fuller
Christian Commission, Incidents
Christian Commission, Rev. R J Parvin incidents
Christian Commission, Rev. Geo. J Mingin
Christmas among freedmen
Christmas with the slave
Cincinnati, siege, by T B Reed
Civilities of war
Claiborne, contraband, how he escaped
Clapp, Zeruah, Mrs., anecdote
Clayton, Rev. Mr., kindness at Camp Dennison
Clem, Johnny, drummer-boy
Close quarters, fighting
"Close up" anecdote of Philippa
Coffee for the Southerners
Cole, Daniel R, adventures of a spy
Coleman, Gen.
Collins, Maurice, heroism at Spotsylvania
Collyer, Rev., sermon, battle at Fort Donelson
Collyer, Robert, account of Old Hannah, nurse
Comedy of battle
Conde, Samuel, bravery on Pope's retreat
Cones, Mr., ride
Confederate song of freedom,
   Emily M Washington
"Confiscate de ole 'oman"
Connecticut, patriotic boy
Conscription, relentless at the South
Conservative chorus, a verse
Contraband
Conundrums, a teamster
Conundrums, Southern one
Conway, H A, incidents, Alexandria, MO
Coolness in battle, anecdote
Coolness on field
Cooper, Sandy, adventures in Virginia
Corinth, orator disturbed
Corinth, wife on battle-field
Corinth, hero
Corne, Major, exploit at Island Number Ten
Cotton-doodle, by lad of South
Cotton is king, "Give us this day our daily cotton"
Cox, James, Serg., bravery at Olustee
Crane, J L Rev., remarks concerning Gen. Grant
Craven, T Augustus, address toofficers of navy
Crawford, General
Creedon, Father, sermon, the Sunday after
  President Lincoln's first call for troops
Crook, George, Gen., how be lost his boots
Cross, Edward E, heroism, Fredericksburg
Cross, E E, Colonel, at Antietam
Crowninshield, Lieutenant, noticed
Cruelties of war
Culbertson, Willie F B, incident of home
Cumberland, Sailor Willard's destruction story
Cummings, Robert, hero boy of Harriet Lane
Curiosities of army life
Curtis, Gen., incidents of his march
Cushing, Capt., exploit in Cape Fear River
Cashing Lieutenant, exploit with Albemarle
Cutler, Elbridge Gerry, song
Cutler, Miss, tribute

Dabney, colored scout
Dahlgren, Ulric, story
Dahlgren, Ulric, story
Danville, colored school, described
Darlington, W H Major, adventures
Davis, John, heroic sailor of Valley City
Davis, what name means
Davis Jefferson, Southern girl's lines to
Davis, Jefferson, story of capture
Davis Jefferson, election as president
Davis, Willard, true Kentuckian
Day, Ishmael, story
Day, Ishmael, ballad of
Dead brought to life
December in Virginia, poem
Defrees, John D, anecdote
De Kay, Drake, captured Smithfield, VA
De Kay, Drake, exploit on James River
Delaney, Frenchy, story
De Montiell, Colonel
Demoralized, but not scattered
Dennison, F, Rev., heroic chaplain
De Peystor, J L, Lieut.
Devil or Washington
De Villiers, Col., Eleventh Ohio, 11th Ohio
Dirge for a soldier, Gen. Philip Kearney
Dirge for one who fell in battle
Discipline, time to get sober

Discovering a friend
Dodging shells when to do it
Dog, faithful, battle of Pittsburg Landing
Dog, of John Ferguson's, Pittsburg Landing
Dogs, anecdote "Shep"
Dorsheimer, Maj, Zagonyl's charge
Doughnuts, a feast
Dow, Neal, Gen., in Libby Prison
Draft, operations at Savannah
Draft, Billy Bray, story
Draft, one of a hundred, Incident
Dragoon's son, by George H Boker
Drainsville, Negro captures rebels
Dranesville, incident
Dreams, pleasant ones of soldiers
Driving home the cows, poem
Du Barry, Frank, burial at sea
Dugan, sufferings in East Tennessee
Dunksburg, MO, amusing account of battle
Dunn, James L, Dr.,description of Clara Barton
Duryea, Gen., at battle of Bethel
Dunkle, Miss, Southern heroine

East Tennessee, scout, by  Lochiel cavalry
East Tennessee, life in
East Tennessee, loyalty manifested in
Education In the army
Edwards, William B, Serg., adventures
Effective Recognition
Ein Feste Burg Ist Unser Gott, by John G Whittier
Elegy on my leg
Elliott, Thomas H, poem
Ellsworth, Elmer E, Colonel, death
Ellsworth, Elmer E, Colonel, last speech
Enlisted, by W A Kendall
"E Pluribus Unum," poem, by John Pierpont
Essex gunboat, heroism on
Ethan Spike, secession of Hornby, Maine
Everybody resembles his neighbor in the army
Execution of a spy at Pulaski
Experience on a gunboat, Southern sea service
Exploits of a foraging party

Fair Oaks, Gen. Heintzleman
Fair Oaks, Edmund Q Andrews at battle
Fair Oaks, an incident
Faithful unto death, story of war
Falling Waters, destruction of pontoons
Farewell to Brother Jonathan, by Caroline
Farmer, Samuel, Capt., of Arkansas
Farragut, D G, Admiral, anecdote
Feminine wrath
Ferguson John, faithfulness of his dog
Fernandina, Florida, the attack on
Fernandina, Florida, the colored schools
Fever and ague, a Southern cure
Fiddler, the rebel " Betsey"
Fields, James T, poem
Fifteenth army corps, badge of
Fighting by day, anecdote of Lexington
Fighting ministers
First experience In battle
First fatal shot
Fishback, William M, In the Southwest
Fisher, H D, Rev., Lawrence massacre
Five days a prisoner, Charles Phillips
Flag, love for, an Incident of the hospital
Fleas, a night in army with
Fletcher, Serg., Third Vermont, Lee's Mills
Fletcher, Pat, Irish regular
Florida troops complimented by Gen. R E Lee
Florida, the cruise of
Floyd, John an epitaph for
Floyd, John B, recollections by a Southern soldier
Fon Rodd, John, patriotic family of
Fontaine, Lamar, adventures
Foote, A. H., Comm., anecdote
Foraging, account of
Foraging, done by a Wisconsin regiment
Force of habit, In a railroad Captain
Ford, Tom, Col. 32nd Ohio, catechized secession
Forrest, Nathan Bedford, Gen., at Tunnel Hill
Forrest, how Lieut. McIntire escaped from him
Forrest, remarks on Fort Pillow
Fort Corcoran, baptism of the big gun
Fort Donelson, fight at
Fort Donelson, spirit of '76
Fort Donelson, reminiscence of surrender
Fort Donelson, Rev. Robert Collyer's incidents
Fort Donelson, incidents
Fort Pickens, letter to a Yankee, found
Fort Pickens, mode of attacking
Fort Pillow, Incidents
Fort Pillow, Mrs. Booth's speech on atrocities
Fort Pillow, Gen. Forrest's conversation on affair
Fort Sumter, the occupation
Fort Sumter, a revival
Fort Sumter, providential deliverance
Fort Sumter
Fort Wagner, an Incident
Fredericton, MO., the old negro
Fredericksburg, Incidents
Fredericksburg, the Minnesotans at
Fredericksburg, heroism of James H. Platt
Fredericksburg, a night scene
Fredericksburg, Incidents of first battle
Freedmen, Christmas among
Freedmen's bureau, anecdote of negro woman
Freedmen's song
Freedom of speech In Alabama
Free schools
Fristoe, James, adventure In Virginia
Fuller, John W, Col. Twenty-seventh Ohio 27th
Fuller, William, army of martyr
Fun on the Rappahannock

Galveston, incident of the fight
Ganter, chaplain, account of Willich victory
Gardner, Charles Howard, drummer boy
  Eighth Michigan 8th
Garfield, Gen., hero at Paintsville
Garfield, Gen.
Garrabrant, James, escape
Gates, Charles, incident
Gazely, Lieut. col., anecdote
Geary, John W, Bravery
Geary, Gen., at Lookout
Gear, E B, Capt., anecdote
General Lee's wooing, poem
German, Della R, poem
"Get off the stump!" anecdote of long Missourian
Gettysburg, an incident
Gettysburg, scenes on battle-field
Gettysburg, Illinois at the battle
Gettysburg, the battle, by Howard Glyndon
Gettysburg, the battle, by Samuel Wilkeson
Gettysburg, An English officer's anecdotes
Gettysburg, Whose father was he? incident
Gettysburg, Lieut. Bayard Wilkeson a hero
Gettysburg, Bible found at
Gettysburg, German chaplain at
Gettysburg, how John Mosely died
Gettysburg, three weeks at
Gibson, John M, adventure
Gillem, Colonel and soldier
Gillingham, Ned, adventure
Glassell, W T, see "ironsides"
Glezen, J P , incidents of a march
"God save the South" confederate anthem
Goddard, C, Lieut. Col.
Good for evil, a synonym
Goodridge, Ellen, faithful until death
Good shooting at Chickamauga
Gould, Orrin B, hero of Corinth
Graham, J S , Captain, capture of Mosby's horse
Grant, Ulysses S, Lieut. Gen., pumpkin pie
Grant, noticed
Grant and the Dutchman at Shiloh
Grant, about taking Richmond
Grant, how he treated a politician
Grant obeys orders in camp
Grant, battle of Big Black
Grant, incident of the Wilderness
Grant, a verse of welcome to
Grant, his war horse and his love of horses
Grant, something's concerning
Gratitude on the battle field, Fort Donelson
Great Bethel, Sergeant Goodfellow's bravery
Greble, Lieutenant at Great Bethel
Green, William N, Capt., bravery
Greenbacks, poem
Greenleaf, Charles H, saving of Bank's Army
Grenewald, Leonard
Greyhound, Pollard, capture
Grierson, General
Grierson's, raid, incident
Gross, G J, story of Gettysburg
Guerrillas, scared an Curlew, Kentucky

Hagerstown
Hale, Henry, scout of the West
Half an hour among the rebels in Philadelphia
Halleck, Fitz-Greene, song
Halpine, Charles G, "Paddy on Sambo"
Halpine, Charles J, song by
Hamilton, Corp., adventure
Hampton, Wade, Major
Hanna, J. Marshall, poem
Hannah, the old nurse
Hanover court-house, battle
Hardaway, Robert, Mrs., woman of the South
Hardee, Gen., and the straggler
Hardee, his tactics thrown in the shade
Hardee outdone as a tactician
Harker, Gen., brigade at Rocky Face
Harían, Col., and the Presbyterian minister
Harmon, Bledsoe, Maj., Incidents of Delmont
"Harriet Lane" Robert Cummings, the hero
Harrington, John, bravery at Lee's Mills
"Harry Flash" poem
Hurt, John, Mrs., heroism
Hart, Joseph, guide of West Virginia
Hasbrouck, A H, Captain
Hartz, Asa, song by
Hatchie, baby found on battlefield
Hayes, Alex., Gen., latest thoughts
Hayne, Paul, poem
Hayne, Kentucky partisan
Haven, John, bravery at Scarytown, Va
Hawkins Zouaves at bridge at Antietam
Heart-rending boat ballad
Heatherly, cruelties of war
Hecker, William M., adventures
Helena, Incidents
Hendershot, Robert Henry, drummer-boy of  
  Rappahannock
Hendrick, James, faithful unto death
Henkefer, Hiram, hospital Incident
Herndon, W H
Herndon, reminiscences of President Lincoln
Heroism under suffering
Heroism of a boy on board gunboat Galena
Hess, F W, Capt., bravery
Hill, D H, Gen., his algebra
Hill, John F, to and from Libby Prison.
Hines, Capt., escaped with General Morgan
Hulks, Edward W, Col., first Massachusetts man
Hoag, Joseph, prophecy of
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, poems
Home Guards, " Iv'e jined' em"
Home Guards, Sparrow grass on
Home Life in South, description
Home scene in South
Homesickness in hospital
Homespun dress, southern song
Home sweet Home, incident of camp
Hooker, Joseph, Gen., talked to cavalry brigadier
Hooker, Gen., at Lookout
Horrors of the War
Horse, an affectionate one
Horses at Bull Run, account
Hospitals, incidents
Housatonic, torpedo boat that sunk the
Housewife, the value of
How a captain was captured
Howard, O O, the Christian soldier
Howard, O O, incident of Sherman's march
How brave men suffer and die, by B F Taylor
How I enlisted, story
How to cross a river
Howe, Julia Ward, poem
Howe, Orion, P, the drummer boy
Howland, Mrs., poem
Hoxie, Joseph, his liberality
Ho! Yankee boys throughout West, R Tompkins
Humors of camp
Hunter, John T, first union volunteer
Hurd, Phineas, B, Mrs., sufferings with Sioux
Hutchings, W V, how he used a slave hunter
Hyman, R G, Lieutenant, gallantry  at Spotsylvania

"I fights mit Sigel", by Grant P Robinson
Illinois at the battle of Gettysburg
Incident of the hospital, how Charlie died
Incident with a moral
Indiana, eleventh regiment,  flag-raising Kentucky
Indiana's roll of honor
Indian strategy at Petersburg
Inheriting wounds, anecdote of hospital
Irishman, goes for whiskey flask on battlefield
Irishman, adventures at Bull Run
Irishman, how Pat entrapped an officer
Irish gunner, account at Fredericksburg
Irish wit always ready
"Ironsides, Southern account of attack on
  Island No. Ten
"Is that mother?" Incident

Jackson, T J, ( Stonewall ) anecdotes; tome account of peculiarities; administers the sacrament; soldiers' admiration; obedience to orders sustained; anecdote of " drive 'em In the river"; at Bull Run
Jackson, by "Harry Flash"
Jackson, Thomas, heroism at Beaufort
Jackson, Widlam, an incident
Jallonack, H, captures an old Bible on  battle-field
Janvier, F d'Hacs, poem
Jenkins, Elijah Dr., heroism
"Jessie scouts" exploits
Joan of Arc In the West, how she recruited
Joe Parsons, Maryland brave
John Brown's song
Johnson, Andrew, Incident of Nashville
Johnson, Andrew, and Ohio boy
Johnson, Willie, the drummer- boy of the
  Third Vermont 3rd
Johnson's Island, a story
Joke on a rebel editor
Juvenile patriotism, cases

Kearny, Philip, Gen., anecdotes
Kelley, Gen., and secession girl
Kelley's Island, fight
Kenesaw, Incidents
Kentucky, spirit of  farmer In legislature
Kentucky, partisan rangers
Kentucky, flag raising
Kentucky! Kentucky!" poem
Kerr, Orpheus C,  address to mackerel brigade
Kight, Dempsey, a hero
King, Capt., nun who would not be taken prisoner
King Cotton, in a tableau
King, Curtis, old soldier
Kinney, B. J., incidents of Alexandria, MO
Kirksvllle, Missouri, battle
Knoxville, Tennessee, siege
Knoxvllle, TN, entry Burnside's army

Ladd, Luther C, apocalypse
Lander, Gen., and the Bible
Landreth, William H, poems
Lawrence, massacre
Learned, J M, patriotism of family
Lee, Robert E, Gen., compliments Florida troops
Lee, Gen., at Gettysburg
Lee's Mills, Virginia, bravery
Leesburg, Southern battle at
L E G on my leg
"Let me kiss Him for his mother"
"Let us love our flag" Incident of the hospital
Letters from home, their value in army
Letters to the soldiers
Lewinsville, an incident
Lexington, Missouri, Col. Mulligan's story of fall o
Libby Prison, escape from, 1864
Libby Prison, to and from by John F Hill
Libertytown, Maryland, Incident
Life and death of a patriot soldier
Lincoln Abraham; and paymaster; reminiscences; abutment anecdote; dying soldier prays; what the name means; kind-heartedness; splitting  difference; little Influence with administration; story of Bill Sykes's dog; first speech; endorsement of  report of F W Smith's court-martial; "good on the chop"; draft-horse anecdote; tribute to the women of America; story of  German Lieutenant; " peg away" story; "blasting"; last Inauguration; "sugar-coated" anecdote; the slaveholder; his pass to Richmond; nomination of Judge Chase; Senator Sherman's sketch; the Blondín anecdote; reminiscences of the Presidential life; characteristics
Linn Creek, Missouri
Lipscomb, Martin Meredith, of Col. Dahlgren
Little Eddie, the drummer-boy
Little John Clern, the drummer-boy
Lochiel cavalry, a scout to East Tennessee by the
Logan, John A., Gen., anecdote of
Logan guards, the
Lohman, F W E, story of Ulric Dahlgren
Longfellow, Henry W, the Cumberland by
Longstreet, Gen., at Gettysburg
Longstreet, at Lookout
Looking alike, or how to polish ragged shoes
Lookout Mountain, Incident
Lookout Valley, Incident
Louisiana, the pelican, a dirty bird
Lore of the flag, an Incident by the way
Lovell, Mansfield, song about
Lowell, J. Russell
Lowell, Robert, poem
Lucky and unlucky,  Incident of Cold Harbor
Lyman Beecher Adams, Incident of war
Lyon, Nathaniel, Gen., taking of Potosí
Lyon, Nathaniel, memory cherished by  soldiers
Lyon, Nathaniel, body was saved by Mrs. Phelps
"Lyon" a poem
Lytie, Gen., death

Mackie, John H, Dr.
Magoffin, Beriah, Governor
Magruder, J, Gen., anecdote
Maine, Seventh regiment, heroism at Antietam
Manchester, Missouri, capture of secession flag
Magnum, Wille P Jr., his life was saved
Manly, Ann, heroine of Baltimore
March along, by George H Boker
Marching along, song by W B Bradbury
Marriage in camp
Maryland, song, by James R Randall
Maryland, the 2nd regiment at Antietam
Massachusetts, first man from In the war
Massachusetts, patriotism
Masonic Incident of Antietam
Mattoon, George,  warrior of experience
Maury, Harry, first Southern Admiral
McAllister, Bryan, Interview Forrest, Ft Pillow
McCall, George A, General
McClellan, George, Gen., helped in West Virginia
McClellan at Antietam
McClellan's soliloquy, by daughter of Georgia
McClellan, Gen., heroic servant
McCook, Gen., pass for a rebel
McCullough, S K, account of noble Southern girl
McDougal, Joseph, captured by John Morgan
McFadden, Eddy, Incident
McGilvery, Mrs., her exploit
McIntyre, Lieut., escaped from Forrest
McKee, John, Lieut, poem
McKim, Lucy, Miss
McKnight, Maj. of Gen. Loring's staff, poem by
McLaughlin, John, boy soldier
McNeil, Colonel, Kirksville battle
McNeil, Hugh, Col., anecdote of South Mountain
McNeil, Jesse, Lieut., exploit
McPherson, James B, Gen., killed
"M.D.'s" heroism of mule drivers
Meagher, Thomas Francis, at Bull Run
Meagher, Thomas Francis, incident of Fair Oaks
Meredith, Sol., Colonel, anecdote
Merrill's horse, the bravery at Kirksville
Mill Spring, Incident of the retreat
Milroy, General
Mingins, George J., Rev., speech
Minnesotans at Bull Run
Mirrors vs. chickens,  incident
Mississippi, speech of gentleman from Jones
Mississippi River, a thrilling scene
Mitchell, W H, prayer for Jefferson Davis
Mobile, Incidents of the wounded
Montgomery, Colonel, escape from Confederates
Montgomery, James K, experience at West Point
Mooney, Father, baptizes gun at Fort Corcoran
Morse, Rev. Dr., on etymology
Morgan, James, Brigadier Gen., at Rocky Face
Morgan, John, Gen., his raid
Morgan, John, Gen., escaped Home Guards
Morgan, John, Gen., surveying solitary cell in Ohio penitentiary
Morgan John, Gen., escape
Morse, George, North Woods guide
Morton, O P, Governor
Mosby, Incidents of fight
Mosby, capture of his horse
Mosby, outwitted by Yankees
Mosely, John, how he died at Gettysburg
Mule, story of the Zouave
Mule drivers, heroism
Mulligan, Wm, Col., account of fall of Lexington
Mulligan, William, Colonel, incident of Lexington
Mullooney, Patrick, adventures in the service
Murkland, John, Serg., bravery at Antietam
Music among the soldiers
Music of the Port Royal Negroes
Music, Sherman's love of
Music, songs upon the battle field
Music, the effect
My love and I, song by Asa Hartz

Nashville, Tennessee, American flag
Nashville, Incident
Neal, John, battle anthem
Nealy, Mary E, the 'Maul' by
Negley, Gen., free schools
Negley, Gen., taking oath
Negley, Gen., and whiskey drinker of Gooletsville
Negro, speech on Christmas
Negro, Claiborne the Contraband
Negro, frightened Contraband
Negro, music of Port Royal
Negro, colored schools at Fernandina
Negro, patriotism
Negro schools at Newbern
Negro Sergeant of Paducah
Negro, North Carolina story
Negro, clothes line telegraph
Negro, Dabney, negro scout
Negro, danger of attempting to run guard
Negro, the prayer
Negro, Robert Small, hero of the "Planter"
Negro, song of Mission Ridge
Negro, Mills of Helena
Negro, endurance of colored troops
Negro, old man of Fredericton
Negro, Servile Insurrection in the South.
Negro, William Stains, hero of Belmont
Negro, raid
Negro, Incidents of Beaufort
Negro, Christmas with slaves
Negro, account of Commodore Porter's guide
Negro, what one captured at Dranesville
Negro, Incident of Chattanooga
Negro, colored school at Danville
Negro, deserted their Masters
New Orleans, Louisiana, a Union woman
New Orleans, LA, Judith's account of capture
New Orleans won back, by Robert Lowell
Newsham, T J
Newspaper correspondents
New York fireman, intended to do
New York Sixty-ninth regiment 69th
Ninth army corps, how thieves were treated
Norris, border scout
North Carolina, cruelties of war
North Carolina Vs. South Carolina
Northern bravery, Southern Ideas of
Notes from the saddle, by the "Courier"
Not yet, by William Cullen Bryant
Nowlan, William C, spirit at battle of the Hatchie

Obedience to orders, Stonewall Jackson
Obeying orders, General Butler
O'Brien, Fitz-James, poem
Ogan, Capt., Fourteenth Ohio regiment 14th
Ohio at Stone River
Old Abe, soldier bird
Old Hannah, nurse
Old Seth, sharpshooter
Old woman's welcome to the flag
Oldom, Cornelia, exploit
Olustee, Sergeant Cox's bravery
On board the Cumberland, by George H Boker
One Arm, story
One of a hundred, enrollment
O'Neil, Phil, Incident of Fair Oaks
On the shores of Tennessee, poem
Orpheus C Kerr, definition of patriotism
Oscar, the boy-hero of the Varuna
Osterhaus, P J, Gen., at Pea Ridge
Our country's call, by William Cullen Bryant
"Our rights" a Southern anecdote
Owls and crows, fight at Chickamauga

Paddy on Sambo as a soldier, by Miles O'Reilly
Paducah, Tennessee, negro Sergeant
Paducah, the story
Paintsvllle, battle
Parsons, Joe, heroism
Parting words to the Yankees
Parvin, Robert J, Christian Commission
Pass for a rebel, General McCook gave one
Passing to the front, Christian Commission
Patience under suffering
Patriotism of a Boston boy
Patriotism of a Norfolk Negro
Patriotism, Orpheus C Kerr's definition
Pea Ridge, battle
Peninsular, Virginia, Incidents
Pennsylvania Bucktails at South Mountain
Perry, J Capt., at Antietam
Petersburg, Virginia, raid from
Pets in the army
Phelps, John F, heroism of the wife
Phenomena
Philadelphia, Pa., a welcome
Philadelphia, volunteer refreshment room
Philadelphia, half an hour among the rebels
Philips, Charles O, Lieutenant, as a prisoner
Picciola, a poem
Picket conversation
Picket duty, the amenities
Pierpont, John, poem
Pigeon, account of a loyal
Pike Albert, poem
Piketon, battle of
Pillow, Gideon J, Gen., "psalm of life"
Pillow Guards
Piner, George
Pirates, taken by
Pittsburg Landing
Pittsburgh Landing
Pittsburg Landing, Buell's strategy
" Planter" story of the escape
Platt, James H J, heroism at Fredericksburg
Platte Valley steamer
Pleasant Hill, LA
Plunkett, Serg., heroism
Pope, Mary E, a Southern woman
Porter, Edwin A., bravery
Porter, Fitz-John, Gen., balloon reconnaissance
Port Hudson, the charge
Port Hudson, the twin brothers
Port Hudson, passage by the fleet
Port Hudson, the fight
Postal affairs
Potosi, MO, capture of
Potter, R Brigadier-Gen., how he treated thief
Powers, Hirem, the sculptor
Prairie Grove
Prairie Grove, bravery of Lieut. W S Brooks
Prentiss, William O, Rev., apostrophe to cotton
Prentiss Guards, challenge
Price's appeal to Missouri, by M Jeff Thompson
Private soldier, tribute
Prize money and bullets to be equally distributed
Prophecy, Joseph Hoag's
Prophecy, a woman's
Pryor, Roger A, feat at Fort Sumter
Pryor, Roger A, captured and escaped
Pugh, William P, adventures In the South
Pordum, Corporal, Yankee in Dixie
"Put it in gold letters" an anecdote of the South

Quackers, conscript at the South
Quaker, a patriotic woman
Quaker guns at Frankfort, KY

Rabbits, hunting In the army
Rabbits, account of one In battle
Ragged shoes, how to polish them
"Rally round the flag, boys, hospital Incident
Randall, James R, poems
Ransom, Lieutenant-Colonel, Eleventh Illinois regiment, bravery at Charleston, MO
Rat, a surgeon
Rattlesnakes vs. rebels
Read, T Buchanan, Sheridan's ride, poem
Reading in the army
Reading the lists
Rebel attempt to take a train by Daniel D Steele
Rebels, a poem
Rebel song, found at Fort Bartow
Reeve, A Z, his experience in Tennesee
Reichenbacher, Martin, raid from Petersburg
Reid, William, hero of the Owasco
Religion, true soldiers
Religious music among the soldiers
Reno, Gen.,  last moments
Resaca, Georgia, Incidents of the Battle
Rhode Island, One Hundred and Filth regiment
Richmond, Virginia, first American flag ever
Richmun 'on the Jeems, song
Rlker, Lafayette, Colonel, last moments
Rip Van Winkle, In West Virginia
Roach, William, Corporal, Incident of Antietam
Roanoke Island Incidents
Roble, Colonel, bravery
Robinson, Grant, poem
Rockingham, Virginia, a girl
Rockwood, E P, experience at Cold Harbor
Rocky Face, Georgia, an incident
Roll Call, by N Q Shepherd
Romney, Virginia
Rosecrans, Bishop
Rosecrans,W S, Gen., secret service
Rosecrans, Gen., anecdote
Rosecrans, Gen., conversation with Confederate
Ross, Frederick A, Rev., anecdote
Rosseau, Lovell H, Gen., and rebel clergyman
Rosseau, Gen., Incidents of Shiloh
Rosseau, Gen., march to Nashville
Rosser, Gen., operations on border
Russell, Colonel, Tenth Connecticut volunteer
Russell, W H, London Times correspondente
Ryder, William,  nobleman

Salute, "kind of a"
Sanitary Commission, "marked articles"
Sanitary Commission, '76 and '64 incident
Sanitary Commission, what It does
Sansom, Emma, of Cherokee, account
Sargent, Lucius Manlius, "Sigma" poem
Satan or the rebels
Savannah, drafting
Scenes In the hospital
Schofield, Joseph, traitor's coat-of-arms
Schwartz, Miss, heroism
Scotland, friends to America
Scott, J Traviso, parting words to Yankees
Scott, William, dying soldier prayed for President
Scott, William, sleeping sentinel
Scouts, story of Wallace's
Scouts and Spies, the value
Scouting adventures, told by cavalrymen
Seaton, John, Incidents of Belmont
Secession catechised
Selheimer, John, Captain
Semmes, Capt., of the Alabama
Servile Insurrections at the South
Seventh regiment NYSM, by Fitz-James O'Brian
Seward, William H, attack, by Payne
Seymour, Charles, death at Memphis
Shackleford, Colonel, exploit of his regiment
Shaler, Henry, gallantry at Gettysburg
Shanly, Charles Dawson, poem
Sharpburg, Incidents
Shells, how they are dodged
Shell on board ship, what, it did
Shepherd, N. G., poem
Sheridan, Phillip, General
Sheridan's early orders, poem
Sheridan's ride, by T Buchanan Bead
Sherman, John, Senator, on President Lincoln
Sherman, W T, Gen., letter on Orion P Howe
Sherman, Gen., his love of music
Sherman, Gen., Incidents of his march
Sherman, Gen., Southern opinion of the army
Sherman, Gen.,  flank movements
Sherman, Gen., treated British consul at Savannah
Sherman, Gen., reign at Huntsville by a Southerner
Sherman's In Savannah"  poem
Shiloh Mills, Incidents
Shiloh, reminiscence of the battle-fleld
Shiloh, spiking guns
Sights on battle field, story of Shiloh
"Silent Observer" adventure In Western Virginia
Sill, Gen., quaker guns at Frankfort, Kentucky
Simmons, Mrs., of Jasper county, Mississippi
Simons, Ned, old negro
Sioux Indians, Mrs. Hurd her sufferings
Sixteenth Army Corps, down the Mississippi
Skedaddle, poem by T R Aldrich
Skedaddle, origin of the word
Slave labor, Rev. W O Prentiss on the power
Slave song of Fernandina
Slave's prayer
Sleeper, Henry
Small, Robert, hero of the "Planter"
Smalley, George W, story of Antietam
Smith, A J, Gen., discipline In army
Smith, C K, Gen., flag-raising In Kentucky
Smith, Charles H, Fourth Iowa cavalry
Smith, Diana, heroine of Northwest
Smith, Franklin W, Lincoln's endorsement
Smith, Morgan L, General
Smith, W F, General
Smith (Extra Billy), Governor, his tactics
Smithfield, Virginia, captured by Drake De Kay
Smuggling In camp, Irishwoman and her chicken
Snowballing In the army
Snowballing ln the Southern army
Snow-Bird and Owasso, a tradition
Soldier Morale, an Incident of Sherman's march
Soldiers' Aid Societies, a poem,
Song of the croaker, by Horatio Alger, Jr
Song of the negro boatmen by John O Whittier
Song of the soldiers, by Charles G Halpine
Songs upon the battle-field
"South Carolina Gentlement" poem
South Carolina vs. North Carolina
Southern Ideas of Northern bravery
Southern prisons, life
Southern rights
Southern victories
"Southrons, hear yor country call you"
Souths's true balance
Sparrowgrass' proposition for Home Guards
Spencer, J H,anecdote
Spies, the value
Spiller, C C, Capt., retreat from Mill Spring
Spiritualism at White House
Sports in the army
Spotsylvania, gallantry of Lieut. Hyman at
Spottsylvania Court House, Incidents
Spring at the Capital, by Mrs. Paul Akers
Springfield, Zagonyi's charge
Spy, execution at Pulaski, Tennessee
Squire, T H Surgeon, tribute to Miss Cutler
Stains, William, colored hero of Belmont
Stedman, Edmund C, cavalry charge
Steedman, Gen., at Chickamauga
Steele, Daniel D, poem
Steele, William Henry, heroism at Beaufort
Stevens, Rev., revival In Fort Sumpter
Stevens, Hazzard, Captain
Stevens, General, death of
Stoddard, R U, poem
Stone, Newton, Colonel, last words
Stone River, Incident
Stone River, Ohioans
Stonewall Jackson's way, poem
Storey, Marshall, adventure
Story of the one-armed
Straight, A D, Col., raid through the South
Strategy, a Captain's, on the Mississippi
Strong, W E, adventure
Stuart, George H, Christian Commission
Stuart, J E Gen., death of his child
Stuart, J E, Gen., death and burial
Sturgis, Gen., expedition
Suddenly awakened, confused Idea of history
Sumner, E V, Gen., stage driver
Sumner at Antietam
Sumner, Gen., reminiscences
Sumter, Fort,  provisioned
"Supping In heaven" soldier's story
"Surgeon Rat" Incident of the hospital
Swan, Frank H, paymaster
Sykes, Bill, President Lincoln's story of his dog
"Sykesy" what he would do after war

Tableau, exhibition at Murfreesboro
Taking the oath, bow a young woman did In Richmond
Taking the oath In Tennessee, an Incident
Talk with a rebel picket in Mississippi
Taylor, B. F
Taylor, Maria, heroism of
Teamster's conundrums
Telegraph, the clothes-line
Tenant, Dick S., at Arkansas Post
Tennessee, a rebel's adventures In
Tennessee, Union In, an anecdote
Tennessee, story of Fourteenth regiment
Tennessee, .J P Glezen march
Tennyson's poem read In army
Terry, Alfred, Gen., and Colonel Olmstead
Texan, a " pressed" Incident of Pleasant Hill
The ancient mariner, by Anthracite Hill
The angel of battle-field
The ballad of Ishmael Day
The battle-cry of freedom, song
The bonnie blue flag, a Southern song
The battle of Gettysburg, by Howard Glyndon.
The briar wood pipe, by Charles D Shanly
The captain's wife, by Theodore Tilton
The cavalry charge, by E C Stedman
The common soldier, poem
The Confederate primer
The Cumberland, by Henry W Longfellow
The dead cavalier, J E B Stuart, by J M Hanna
The dead drummer-boy, poem
The doctor know'd what he giv' him, hospital
The dog of the regiment, poem
The drummer-boy,  Eighth Michigan 8th
The drummer-boy, Third Vermont 3rd
The dying patriot, story of the Essex
The dying soldier
The dying soldier's dream of childhood
The eagle of Corinth
The fight of the Hatteras and Alabama, song
The first fatal shot
The first rebel admiral
The Florida's cruise, CSS, Florida, song
The freedman's song
The gallant Sixty-ninth, Irish toast
The great bell Roland, by Theodore Tilton
The guerrillas, by S Teakie Wallis
The heart of the war
The hero of Sugar Pine
The hospital, poem
The house that Jeff built ,recitation
The Jaguar hunt, by J T Trowbridge
The Kentucky partisan, by Paul H Hayne
The last man of Beaufort
The little drummer, by R H Stoddard
The little flag-bearer, Incident of Arkansas
The Maul, by Nealy
The men of the Cumberland, poem
The mocking-bird of Resaca
The ballad of Bull Run
The new ballad of Lord Lovell
The new river shore, ballad,W H Landrith
The old rifleman, by Frank Ticknor, MD
The old Serg., by Forceythe Wilson
The patriot Ishmael Day, by W H Hayward
The picket guard, by Mrs. Holland
The present crisis by James Russel Lowell
The rebels, a story of Invasion of Pennsylvania
The ride of wounded Brigade
The river fight, by H H Brownell
The secret service, Carter's exploits
The Seventh, song by Fitz-James O'Brien
The sharpshooter's lament: banks of the Potomac
The sleeping sentinel, by F d'Haes Janvier
The song of the camps
The song of the Smith, by R M Anderson
The South boys, song
The Southern Cross, by St. George Tucker
The Southern Cross, song
The Southern wagon, song
The spotted bond, anecdote of John C Calhoun
The Spirit of '76, anecdote
The stars and bars, Southern song
The stars and bars, canzonet
The stars and stripes, by James T Fields
The traitor's coat of arms, described
The twin brothers, Incident of Port Hudson
The voice of the North, by John G Whittier
The wood of Chancellorsville, by Delia R German
The woods of Tennessee
The wounded soldier, by Lieut John McKee
"There's life In the old land yet" James R Randall
Third article of war
Thomas, George H, Gen., fight at Chickamauga
Thompson, M Jeff, Gen., poem
Thompson, N A, sells Beauregard's bells, Boston
Thoughts of home
Thorne, Mary Lee, the wrath
Three weeks at Gettysburg, journal
Ticknor, Frank, the old rifleman, poem
Tilton, Theodore, poem
Time to leave, or how the negro got off
Tipton, cruelties of war
To Canaan, by O W Holmes
Tod, David, Governor of Ohio
Tomkins, R, poem
To President Lincoln, poem
To the women of the South
Torpedo boat, the one that sunk the Housatonic
Tranter's Creek, Incident
Travis, Buck, capture of "Lincoln guns"
Treason, how It should be treated
Trout, Jacob, a chaplain of the Revolution
Trumpet song, by O. W. Holmes
Tucker, St. George, poem by
Tuttle, Ira, his daring adventure in the South
"Twinkly twinkie" or how they dressed fritters
Tyler, John, why he is like an ass
Typo warriors, account

Unacquainted with the ropes
Uncle Sum In Virginia
Uncle Sam everywhere, a wounded Dutchman
Uncle Tom at Mumfordsvllle
Under the Washington Elm, by O W Holmes
Union men at the South
US national anthem, by William Ross Wallace

Value of life, estimated by a Negro
Van Cleve, Gen.
Vaneman, Corporal, adventure
Van Zant, G, and President Johnson
Vermont brigade, described
Vermonter, one who was "most thar"
Veterans, how made comfortable
Vicksburg, Mississippi, Incidents of the siege
Vicksburg, church and cemetery at
Vicksburg, the dead
Vicksburg, story of surrender
Vicksburg, passing the batteries of
"Villiaro and his havelock" by Orpheus C Kerr
Virginia Reserves, one of the
Virginia, spirit of the women
Virginia, the loyal girl

Wadsworth, James B, Gen., patriotism
Waifs and estrays
Walker. Joseph D. see Prentiss Guards
Walker, Thomas H, how he named his baby
Wallace, William Rosa, poem
Wallace's mounted scouts
Wallis, S Teakie, poem
Wanderers at the North
Wanted to "get out" story of Johnson's Island
Ward, B C, fighting clergyman
Ward, Frank, story of his charge at Springfield
War spirit of a soldier
Washburn, C C, General
Washburne, Elihu B, bravery at Bull Run
Washing-day In camp
Washington, DC, Scenes in Dr. Butler's church
Washington, George, granddaughter
Washington, George, death of member of family
Washington, George, Gen., death in WV
Washington, Emily M, poem
Waterbury, Connecticut, patriotic boy
Waterford, Virginia, how It was saved
Waters, William, adventure
Webb's Cross Roads, incidents
Weber, James, boy-hero of Galena
Webster, Daniel, scene at Washington
Wedding on horseback
Wedding party brought to grief
Weer, Colonel, crossed a river
Welles, Gideon
Western Virginia, adventures "silent observer"
West Virginia, General Washington dead
Whaley, KV, escape
Watt are Trumps? by James R Randall
What shall we do For Jeff Davis? poem
"When you is about, we is"
"While God he leaves me reason God he will leave me Jim," a poem
Whiskey in camp, General Bragg was deceived
White House, Virginia, incident
Whittier, John G, poems
Whittier, John G, conversation Alabama planter
Who first answered President's call
Whose father was he? an Incident of Gettysburg
Wife on the battle-field
Wife, an Incident of Vicksburg
Wild Cat, battle
Wilder, John T., Col. Incidents of Chickamauga
Wilderness, Virginia, Incidents
Wilderness
Wilkeson, Bayard, Lieut., hero of Gettysburg
Wilkeson, Samuel, battle of Gettysburg
Wilkins, Capt., after his capture at Chancelloreville
Willard, L Incident
Willard , sailor of Cumberland, destruction
Williams, T. J., Capt., account of escape
Williamsburg, Virginia, incident
Willich, Colonel, his victory
Willson, Forceythe, poem
Wilmington, North Carolina, occupation
Wilson, Kenny, adventures
Winthrop, R C, Interview with Senator Mason
Winthrop, Theodore, Major, how he was killed
Woman, brave one, captures secessionists
Women, heroism In Tennessee
Woman, a Union, at New Orleans
Women, General Kelley and secession girl
Women. Mrs. McGilvery's exploit
Women, how one died at Alexandria
Women, heroism of the Southern
Women. wife on battle-field
Women. Spartan girl In Baltimore
Women. Mrs. Simmons of Mississippi
Women, spirit Virginia
Women, loyal, of Tennessee,
Women. Emma Sansom, of Cherokee
Woman, death on the field of Chickamauga
Women. little girl's kindness tosoldiers
Women. welcome to the flag
Woman, Southern, Sherman's flank movements
Women. Diana Smith, heroine of Northwest
Women, President Lincoln's tribute to American
Women, how a loyal girl saved war maps
Women. reception of US flag In Nashville
Women, Miss Cornelia Oldom, bravery
Women. She regretted It
Women, They appeared In Tennessee
Women. Noble Richmond girl
Women. Female bushwhackers at the South
Women. wrath of Mary Lee Thorne
Women. Mrs. Johnston was deceived
Woman. Negro woman's description of Yorktown
Women. Incident of Corinth
Woman, at battle of Antietum
Woman, belligerent one, at Branchville, SC
Woman. Mrs. Phelps saved body of Gen Lyon
Woman. An even chance
Woman, took the oath In Richmond
Women, Noble ones at the South
Women, Female patriotism at the South
Woman's sacrifice, tribute to Miss Cutler
Women of the South, Industry
Wood, A R, Col, orders his own execution
Wood, Capt., Fourth RI, captured schooner
Wood, T J, Gen., at Lookout Mountain
Wormouth, Ezra, coolness In battle
Wounded soldier, experiences
Wright, Clark, Yankee soldier, account of him

Yankees "got no horns" incident of Williamsburg
Yankee vs. Hyenas, Justinian's comparison
Yankee kindness, Instances
Yankee strategy on board the Bohio
Yankee Vandals, song
Yankeeism on field
Yates, Richard, spirit of
London Times correspondent, Bull Run Letter
Yorktown, Virginia, who raised flag
Yorktown, contraband's description of retreat
Yorktown, Incidents
"Youens and Weans"

Zagonyl, Colonel, story of charge at Springfield
Zollicoffer, Felix R, Gen., at Wild Cat
Zollicoffer, Gen., Parson Brownlow's opinion
Zollicoffer, Gen., death
Zouave and mule


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Shipping and handling
Item location: Will gladly combine shipping!!, United States
Shipping to: United States
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Shipping and handling
To
Service
Estimated delivery*
US $3.50
United States
US Postal Service Media MailTM
4-11 business days
US $5.00
United States
US Postal Service Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope®
4-5 business days
*The estimated delivery time is based on the seller's handling time, the shipping service selected, and when the seller receives cleared payment. Sellers are not responsible for shipping service transit times. Transit times may vary, particularly during peak periods.
Domestic handling time
Will usually ship within 2 business days of receiving cleared payment.
Return policy
Item must be returned within
Refund will be given as
Return policy details
3 days after the buyer receives it
Money Back
The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs.

Payment details
Payment methodPreferred/AcceptedBuyer protection on eBay
Credit or debit card through PayPal
PayPal Preferred
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Seller's payment instructions
If you are purchasing more than one book, please wait to pay. I'll send one invoice with all your purchases. Please e-mail if I miss combining. Thank You!
Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.

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