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Mary Custis Lee Is Concerned About Her Pictures: LEE, Mary Custis (1808-1873) was a third cousin and the wife of Robert E. Lee, the prominent career military officer who subsequently commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the

0106: Mary Custis Lee Is Concerned About Her PicturesEst. US$500-US$750

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0108: He Served as Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation andEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

23 Maryland Representatives in Legislature Arrested;: A Union soldier’s letter written by “Llewellyn” Jones, who enlisted 7/10/1861 as a private into G company, MA 13th Infantry. The 6 page letter on patriotic letterhead is datelined, Head

0115: 23 Maryland Representatives in Legislature Arrested;Est. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

Seeking His Mother's Consent In Order To Enlist: A good war-date Union soldier's letter, 3pp. 8vo., written by Pvt. Harlan P. Martin, Co. F, 7th New York Cavalry, "Camp Strong, Troy, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1861," to his mother, in part: "…we have

0123: Seeking His Mother's Consent In Order To EnlistEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

Union Soldiers Practice Building Entrenchments In: War-date Union soldier's letter, 2pp. 8vo., written by Corp. Frederick F. Martin, Co. B, 73rd Penn. Vols. Camp Lookout, Darnstown, Md., Dec. 2, [1861], in part: "…there has been a report that some

0127: Union Soldiers Practice Building Entrenchments InEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

Victory in Cantucky and Manassas Junction Is Full of: A great Confederate soldier's letter, 4pp. 4to., on excised Confederate patriotic stationery, by Pvt. James F. Cameron, [KIA Gettysburg, 7/2/63], Co. B, 11th Alabama Infantry, Manassas Junction,

0128: Victory in Cantucky and Manassas Junction Is Full ofEst. US$600-US$800Lot Passed

McClellan Is Given An Ultimatum To Attack; CSA: A great Confederate soldier's letter, 2pp. folio, by Pvt. James F. Cameron, [KIA Gettysburg, 7/2/63], Co. B, 11th Alabama Infantry, Manassas Junction, [Va.], Dec. 8, 1861, in part: "…I am yet

0129: McClellan Is Given An Ultimatum To Attack; CSAEst. US$600-US$800Lot Passed

Battle of Kelley's Ford; The Yankees Supply J. E. B.: A great Confederate soldier's letter, 2pp. 4to., by Pvt. James F. Cameron, [KIA Gettysburg, 7/2/63], Co. B, 11th Alabama Infantry, "Camp near Fredericksburg, Va.", Mar. 18, 1863, in part: "We was

0130: Battle of Kelley's Ford; The Yankees Supply J. E. B.Est. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

The following twenty-nine (29) lots come from the: "Since We Started As A Nation The Slave Power Has Ruled But…8 Millions of People Cannot Rule 19 millions."A great early Civil War letter, 4pp. 8vo., by New York City attorney and Harvard graduate

0154: The following twenty-nine (29) lots come from theEst. US$300-US$500Lot Passed

A Young Union Volunteer's Indolence Is Improve By Camp: A early war-date Union merchant's letter concerning the enlistment of his young nephew Kirkland Newton Cowing, 2pp. 4to., written by D. L. Dickinson "Uncle Dick", on his commercial stationery,

0157: A Young Union Volunteer's Indolence Is Improve By CampEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

His Brother Kirkland Is No Better Off Than Tens of: A wonderful Civil War letter, 4pp. 4to., by New York City attorney and Harvard graduate Rufus Billing Cowing (1840-1920), New York [City], Aug. 23, 1861 to his mother, reading, in part: "…we see

0161: His Brother Kirkland Is No Better Off Than Tens ofEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Robert E. Lee And His Rebels Are Whipped At Cheat: A wonderful Civil War letter, 4pp. 8vo., by New York City attorney and Harvard graduate Rufus Billing Cowing (1840-1920), New York [City], Sept. 18, 1861 to his mother, reading, in part:

0163: Robert E. Lee And His Rebels Are Whipped At CheatEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

We Have God And Right On Our Side-We Have…15,000 Men: A wonderful Civil War letter, 4pp. 8vo., by New York City attorney and Harvard graduate Rufus Billing Cowing (1840-1920), New York [City], Nov. 23, 1861 to his mother, reading, in part: "…I should

0167: We Have God And Right On Our Side-We Have…15,000 MenEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

While Concentrating Forces Under Gen. "Bull" Nelson He: Union volunteer's letter, 4pp. 8vo., written by Pvt. Kirkland Newton Cowing (1843-1863, KIA Chickamauga, Ga. Sept. '63), Co. A, 6th Ohio Vols., "Camp Wickliffe, KY, Dec. 20, 1861," to his brother

0168: While Concentrating Forces Under Gen. "Bull" Nelson HeEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

General "Bull" Nelson's 6th Ohio Is The First To Enter: A wonderful Civil War letter, 4pp. 8vo., by New York City attorney and Harvard graduate Rufus Billing Cowing (1840-1920), New York [City], Mar. 7, 1862 to his mother, reading, in part: "…K is now

0172: General "Bull" Nelson's 6th Ohio Is The First To EnterEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

He Will Help Pay Towards Keeping His Attorney Brother: Union volunteer's letter, 5pp. 8vo., written by Pvt. Kirkland Newton Cowing (1843-1863, KIA Chickamauga, Ga. Sept. '63), Co. A, 6th Ohio Vols., "Camp near Murfreesboro, Tenn., Mar. 21, 1863," to his

0179: He Will Help Pay Towards Keeping His Attorney BrotherEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

Moving Towards Middle Tennessee They Occupied: Union volunteer's letter, 4pp. 8vo., written by Pvt. Kirkland Newton Cowing (1843-1863, KIA Chickamauga, Ga. Sept. '63), Co. A, 6th Ohio Vols., "Camp near Murfreesboro, Tenn., Apr. 10, 1863," to his

0180: Moving Towards Middle Tennessee They OccupiedEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

7th Connecticut Infantry Describes the Battle of: A union soldier’s letter written by “John G. Rowley” who enlisted on 9/6/1861 as a private into "E" Co. CT 7th Infantry. The 6 page penciled letter is datelined James Island S. Carolina,

0184: 7th Connecticut Infantry Describes the Battle ofEst. US$750-US$1,000Lot Passed

DARIUS N. COUCH Camp Brightwood Morning Report: Partly-printed war-date Union general's document signed, 1p. 25 1/2" x 8 1/2", D.[arius] A. COUCH, adding rank as brigadier general, "Headquarters, Couch's Brigade, Camp Brightwood," [Va.], January

0191: DARIUS N. COUCH Camp Brightwood Morning ReportEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

General Charles P. Stone's Arrest Over The Ball's Bluff: War-date Union soldier's letter, 5 1/4pp. 8vo., written by Pvt. Solomon B. Clark [MWIA Fair Oaks, Va., May 31, 1862], Co. I, 34th New York Vols, in part: "…our company are on picket now and will

0192: General Charles P. Stone's Arrest Over The Ball's BluffEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

General McCook Declares That The Rebels Have Outflanked: War-date Union officer's letter, 3pp. 4to., written by 2nd Lt. Wallace McGrath, Co. K, 15th Ohio Vols., "Head Qurs. 6th Brigade, Camp near Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 10, 1862," in part: "…we have just

0193: General McCook Declares That The Rebels Have OutflankedEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

He Writes of the Battle of Fredericksburg: A Union soldier’s letter written by “W(illiam).A. Robeninson”, who enlisted on 9/16/1861 at Delhi, NY as a Corporal into "I" Co. NY 89th Infantry, 4pp., to his wife, Camp Near Fredericksburg,

0198: He Writes of the Battle of FredericksburgEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

0199: His Services Are Needed By PennsylvaniaEst. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

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Loaded Issue - Stonewall Jackson; Runaway Slaves Living: A complete, authentic issue of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated, August 9, 1862, 16pp., disbound, VG. Several interesting reports in this issue including a front cover engraving of Stonewall Jackson

0201: Loaded Issue - Stonewall Jackson; Runaway Slaves LivingEst. US$50-US$100

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