United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 44 Collections and/or Records:
New York Herald, 1865 April 10
New York Tribune, 1861 June 29
New York Tribune, June 29, 1861, newspaper that is several pages. One article describes the "War for the Union" and how the Union soldiers are doing in Virginia and mentioning Harper's Ferry as a place where Confederate soldiers are camped out.
Newspaper collection on the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, 1965 April
Officer's commission issued by President Andrew Johnson to Benjamin F. Pratt, 1867 March 30
Officer's commission issued to Frank Stanwood, 1862 May 01
Commission for Frank Stanwood as a First Lieutenant in the Third Regiment of the United States Cavalry. Signed by President Abraham Lincoln and Secretary of State Edwin Stanton and dated May 1, 1862.
Order from Enrolled Militia of Maine to William H. Washburn, 1862 July 16
Order from Enrolled Militia of Maine issued to William H. Washburn, July 16, 1862 to appear at School House in Rockport, Maine on July 18, 1862 for election of Commissioned Officers and "there wait further orders." The Company Commanding Officer was Orderly Sergeant Amos Barrett.
Paterson Daily Guardian newspapers, 1862-1865
The Independent, 1861 May 23
Newspaper entitled The Independent issued on Thursday, May 23, 1861, with several pages. The article "The Southern Madness. How Shall it be Dealt with?" analyizes the growing civil war between the Union and the South. There is another article entitled "The Theory of Secession" describes that many citizens of the USA (especially the Union) agree that secession is a "revolutionary proceeding" and must be suppressed by "an appeal to arms."