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75: AN ILL ULYSSES GRANT WORKS ON HIS MEMOIRS

384: NORTH AMERICAN LAND CO. SIGNED BY ROBERT MORRIS

153: WAR-DATE COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO. LETTER

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3 FINE LETTERS DETAILING LIFE ON U.S.S. MIDNIGHT: THREE FINE LETTERS DETAILING LIFE ON THE U.S.S. MIDNIGHT, A UNION BLOCKADE VESSEL Autograph Letter Signed. Two pages, 5" x 8". U.S. Bark Midnight, Port Royal. June 10, 1863. The letter reads, in

0145: 3 FINE LETTERS DETAILING LIFE ON U.S.S. MIDNIGHTEst. US$500-US$750

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A CALL FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF SECESSIONISTS: IN THE WAKE OF THE CIVIL WAR, A STAFFER IN THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE INFORMS HIS BROTHER:"…I have contributed too much myself and seen too much suffering and money expended to keep the Southern

0146: A CALL FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF SECESSIONISTSEst. US$275-US$413Lot Passed

THE SOLDIERS ON BOTH SIDES ARE TIRED OF THIS WAR: IT SEEMS THE SOLDIERS ON BOTH SIDES ARE TIRED OF THIS WAR THEY DON'T WANT ANY MORE WINTER QUARTERS"Autograph Letter Signed. Two pages, 6" x 8". October 12, 1862. East St. Johnsbury. The letter

0147: THE SOLDIERS ON BOTH SIDES ARE TIRED OF THIS WAREst. US$250-US$375Lot Passed

UNION ARMY PREPARES FOR THE BATTLE OF CHATTANOOGA: UNION FORCES PREPARE FOR THE HISTORIC THIRD BATTLE OF CHATTANOOGA Autograph Letter Signed on Assistant Quarter Master's Office, Head Quarters 2d Div., 6th Corps letterhead. Five pages, 5" x 8".

0148: UNION ARMY PREPARES FOR THE BATTLE OF CHATTANOOGAEst. US$250-US$375Lot Passed

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A SISTER FEARS FOR HER WOUNDED BROTHER'S: A SISTER FEARS FOR HER WOUNDED BROTHER'S LIFE AS THE CIVIL WAR CONTINUES: "Mr Holman was the last one to leave him. He said Frank gave him his watch and diary and begged him with tears in his eyes to

0149: A SISTER FEARS FOR HER WOUNDED BROTHER'SEst. US$200-US$300

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THE STRUGGLE TO KEEP THE UNION RANKS FULL: …WE HAVE EXPECTED TO COMPLETE THE SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION THIS WINTER YET WE HAVE NOT ADVANCED ONE STEP TOWARDS IT, EXCEPT IN THE RAISING OF THE ARMY, WHICH OWING TO SICKNESS, AND DEATHS WILL

0150: THE STRUGGLE TO KEEP THE UNION RANKS FULLEst. US$275-US$413Lot Passed

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A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF HAMPTON ROADS: A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF HAMPTON ROADS, THE FIRST BATTLE BETWEEN TWO IRONCLADS, PENNED BY THE NEPHEW OF THE COMMANDER OF THE USS MONITOR Autograph Letter Signed. Four pages, 5" x 8". New

0151: A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF HAMPTON ROADSEst. US$1,500-US$2,250See Sold Price

A UNION DOCTOR TO HIS WIFE: …HEAVEN PREVENT THAT YOU MAY HAVE TO LEARN FROM SOUTHERN WOMEN HOW TO KEEP HOUSE. THEY ARE ASIGNORANT IN THAT RESPECT AS THEIR NEGROES, AND MORE SO BECAUSE THE LATTER KEEP HOUSE FOR THEM, AND HOW,

0152: A UNION DOCTOR TO HIS WIFEEst. US$275-US$413Lot Passed

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WAR-DATE COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO. LETTER: RETAINED COPY OF AN IMPORTANT, WAR-DATE COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MANUFACTURING CO. LETTER REGARDING THE SUPPLY OF GUNS ALREADY PURCHASED BY THE UNION Autograph Letter Signed on illustrated Colt's

0153: WAR-DATE COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO. LETTEREst. US$250-US$375See Sold Price

COLONEL IN THE 44TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY: A LETTER FROM A COLONEL IN THE 44TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, "ELLSWORTH'S AVENGERS" Autograph Letter Signed on Union letterhead bearing an image of the U.S. flag and a mythic female. Four pages, 5" x

0154: COLONEL IN THE 44TH NY VOLUNTEER INFANTRYEst. US$250-US$375Lot Passed

MCCLELLAN'S SECRET PLAN: MCCLELLAN HAD A DEEP PLAN TO SURROUND THE REBELS BUT IT WAS BETRAYED BY SOME OF HIS OFFICERS AND THE REBELS LEFT IN A HURRY BUT I GUESS WE SHALL GET THEM THIS TIME AS EVERY THING IS KEPT VERYSECRET"

0155: MCCLELLAN'S SECRET PLANEst. US$300-US$450Lot Passed

A SOLDIER WRITES FROM CAMP DISTRIBUTION: A SOLDIER WRITES FROM CAMP DISTRIBUTION, THE CENTRAL SUPPLY DEPOT FOR GENERAL GRANT Autograph Letter Signed. Three pages, 5" x 8". Camp Distribution, Alexandria Va. July 28, 1864. Accompanied by

0156: A SOLDIER WRITES FROM CAMP DISTRIBUTIONEst. US$225-US$338Lot Passed

LOSSING ASKED ABOUT DUCHESS COUNTY IN THE WAR: NEW YORK'S CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF MILITARY RECORD REQUESTS INFORMATION FROM BENSON J. LOSSING CONCERNING DUTCHESS COUNTY'S ROLE IN THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR Manuscript Letter Signed on State of New York

0157: LOSSING ASKED ABOUT DUCHESS COUNTY IN THE WAREst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

LOUISVILLE CHEERS THE UNION ARMY: …WE CROSSED THE RIVER ABOUT NOON AND WAS RECEIVED IN LOUISVILLE WITH CHEERS & THE WAVING OF HANKERCHIEFS[SIC] BY THE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS … THE WINDOWS OF SOME HOUSES SHOWING THEM TO BE

0158: LOUISVILLE CHEERS THE UNION ARMYEst. US$225-US$338Lot Passed

INFIGHTING AMONG UNION OFFICERS: Autograph Letter Signed.Two pages, 4 ½" x 7 ½". Hdqrs. 1 Rgt.OV Infty. In Camp. June 27, 1862. The letter reads, in part:"Captain, I regret to learn that on yesterday you gave a peremptory order to

0159: INFIGHTING AMONG UNION OFFICERSEst. US$125-US$188Lot Passed

HOPES FOR A SHORT CONFLICT AT THE DAWN OF THE WAR: …CONGRESS SEEMS LIKELY TO GET ALONG HARMONIOUSLY &HAVE A SHORT SESSION. THEY WILL PROBABLY LEGISLATE FOR A VIGOROUS POLICY & TO BRINGTHE WAR TO A SPEEDY TERMINATION.I DO NOT THINK THERE WILL BE

0160: HOPES FOR A SHORT CONFLICT AT THE DAWN OF THE WAREst. US$275-US$413Lot Passed

CAMP STEVENSON. DECEMBER 21, 1862.: Autograph Letter Signed. Two pages, 4 ¾" x 7 ¾". Camp Stevenson. December 21, 1862.The letter reads, in part: "… thank God Co. B have not lost a man in the expedition we have had three fights

0160A: CAMP STEVENSON. DECEMBER 21, 1862.Est. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

0161: A SOLDIER LAMENTS THE PRIVATIONS OF WAREst. US$225-US$338Lot Passed

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INDIANA'S JEFFERSON HOSPITAL: A CIVIL WAR NURSE WRITES CONCERNING HER FELLOW WORKERS AND PATIENTS AT INDIANA'S JEFFERSON HOSPITAL Autograph Letter Signed on U.S. Sanitary Commission letterhead.Four pages, 5" x 8". "Jefferson

0162: INDIANA'S JEFFERSON HOSPITALEst. US$225-US$338See Sold Price

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FROM THE 36THREGIMENT U.S. COLORED TROOPS: FROM THE 36TH REGIMENT U.S. COLORED TROOPS:DRAMATIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CAPTURE OF CHARLESTOWN AND COLUMBIA …the price of the victory will be gladly paid if this accursed Rebellion can only be

0163: FROM THE 36THREGIMENT U.S. COLORED TROOPSEst. US$300-US$450See Sold Price

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OFFICER WHO KILLED CSA COLONEL JOHN A. WASHINGTON: AN EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT FROM THEOFFICER WHO KILLED CSA COLONEL JOHN A. WASHINGTON Typed Manuscript Signed, "J.J. Weiler." 1 page, 6 ½" x 9". No place. No date. The manuscript reads, in part: "On Sept.

0164: OFFICER WHO KILLED CSA COLONEL JOHN A. WASHINGTONEst. US$400-US$600See Sold Price

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UNUSUAL FORMAT UNION BROADSIDE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: HIGHLY UNUSUAL FORMAT UNION BROADSIDE FROM THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR Printed broadside. 9 ¼" x 24". Two Executive Orders and Three General Orders (# 16, #17, & #18). from the State of Maine. All five

0165: UNUSUAL FORMAT UNION BROADSIDE AMERICAN CIVIL WAREst. US$750-US$1,125See Sold Price

WE WANT NO SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY, NO SECESSION…": WE WANT NO SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY, NO SECESSION, NOTHING BUT THE "UNION THE CONSTITUTION AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAWS" …IT IS JOHN BELL THE PATRIOT, THE TRIED FRIEND OF THE SOUTH, THE FAITHFUL

0166: WE WANT NO SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY, NO SECESSION…"Est. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

RECEPTION THE 37TH & 38TH REGIMENT NY VOLUNTEERS: New York Daily Era account statement for "… Publishing special notice reception and programme of 37th & 38th Regiments N.Y. Vol." One page, 8 ¼" x 4 ¾". Very Good. Affixed to this statement is

0167: RECEPTION THE 37TH & 38TH REGIMENT NY VOLUNTEERSEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

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