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Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States: War Papers (MOLLUS)

By Michael K. Shaffer · Originally published June 2018 · pp. 10–12

Lieut. Gen. John McAllister Schofield as Commander-in- Chief 1899–1903.

Judging from the kind response from you, our readers, this series on the MOLLUS Papers, seemingly, has generated much interest. This writer sincerely appreciates the various emails and a particular note from the folks with the current MOLLUS organization. We continue this month in providing the index content for the Papers from Maine, New York, and Indiana Commanderies, or volumes 16-24. As a general refresher, the first two volumes of the Broadfoot 1990s reprint set, unnumbered, consist of ‘Biographical Sketches of Contributors,’ and ‘Companions.’ The second volume offers hundreds of photographs of the various members. The collected papers from the commanderies appear in the following order. Ohio, volumes 1-9; Illinois, 1013D; Missouri, vol. 14; Kansas, 15; Maine, volumes 16-19; New York, 20-23; Indiana, 24; Nebraska, 25; Minnesota, 26-31; Rhode Island, 32-41; District of Columbia, 42-45; Wisconsin, 46-49; Michigan, 50-51; Massachusetts, 52-54; Iowa, 55-56; Vermont, 57; Pennsylvania, 58-59; California and Oregon, volume 60; and a

four-volume index completes the Broadfoot set. Next month, this column will provide the table of contents for the MOLLUS Papers from Nebraska, Minnesota, and Rhode Island. Digitized-versions exist online at the organization’s website: http://suvcw.org/mollus/ warpapers/warpapers.htm (also check http://suvcw.org/mollus/ molid.htm) and at the Internet Archives, http://bit.ly/2EVfpPC. Those researchers wishing to purchase the MOLLUS set may do so at Broadfoot Publishing, http://www.broadfootpublishing. com. Remember to check WorldCat http://www.worldcat.org/ for help in finding the Papers in a local library; search ISBN 1568370016. Enjoy this source and continued good luck in researching the Civil War! Readers wishing to view all the articles in this series thus far can visit https://issuu.com/mshaffe3.

Please see the tables on the following pages.

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Vol. 1 (1898) Article/Author My Capture and What Came of It. By Brevet Major Henry S. Burrage. A Remarkable Reconnaissance. - By Major Sidney W. Thaxter. Twenty-two Hours Prisoner of War in Dixie. - By Brevet Major-General Henry G. Thomas. At Gettysburg in 1863 and 1888. By Lieutenant and Adjutant Charles W. Roberts. The Battle of Mobile Bay, August 5, 1864. - By Commander Oliver A. Batcheller, U. S. N. An Experience in the Battle of the Wilderness. - By Brevet Major Holman S. Melcher. Our Escape from Camp Sorghum. By Lieutenant Charles O. Hunt. Reminiscences of the Civil War from a Surgeon’s Point of View. - By Major and Surgeon Seth C. Gordon With the Seventh Maine Battery. By Brevet Major William B. Lapham. In Six Prisons. - By Brevet Brigadier-General Charles P. Mattocks. The Red River Expedition of 1864. By Lieutenant Henry N. Fairbanks. Recollections of the Battle of Gettysburg. - By Brevet BrigadierGeneral Thomas W. Hyde. The Military Operations on the White Oak Road, Virginia, March 31, 1865. - By Brevet Major-General Joshua L. Chamberlain. Darkest Hour.- By Brevet BrigadierGeneral Charles Hamlin. The Seventeenth Maine at Gettysburg and in the Wilderness. By Captain George W. Verrill. The Battle of “The Crater.” - By Captain Horace H. Burbank. Personal Observations and Experiences in Rebel Prisons, 1864, 1865. - By Major Abner R. Small. An Incident on the Coast of Maine in 1861. - By Major Charles II. Boyd. The Boys of 1861. - By General Selden Connor. Vol. 4 (1915) Article/Author Hannibal Hamlin, Centennial Celebration, Commemorating the One Hundredth Anniversary of His Birth. At Paris, Maine, Aug. 27, 1909. Abraham Lincoln. - By Brevet Major-General Joshua L. Chamberlain. Echoes from Life in Camp. - By Chaplain Rev. John S. Sewall, D. D.

the Civil War. Antietam to Appomattox. - By Lieutenant George D. Bisbee. Sixteenth Maine Regiment at Gettysburg. - By Lieutenant Francis Personal Observations and Wiggin. Experiences Rebel Prisons, 1864, Some AddedinFacts Concerning My 1865. - By Major Abner R. Small. Capture. - By Brevet Major Henry S. Burrage. An Incident on the Coast of Maine in 1861. - By Major Charles II. Boyd. The Battle of Rappahannock Station, Va. - By Brigadier-General A. S. The BoysU. ofS.1861. Daggett, A. - By General Selden In the Connor. Wilderness. - By BrigadierVol. 4 (1915) General Selden Connor. Article/Author Hannibal Hamlin, Centennialof the The Attitude of the Women Celebration, Commemorating North and South, during, and the since OneWar of Hundredth Anniversary ofSeth His the the Rebellion. - By Birth. At Paris, Maine, Aug. 27, C. Gordon, M. D. 1909. The Nineteenth Maine at Gettysburg. Abraham Lincoln. Brevet - By Captain Silas - By Adams. Major-General Joshua L. Chamberlain. Notes of the Red River Campaign. Echoes from Life inCharles Camp. By Major-General B.By Hall, Chaplain U. S. A. Rev. John S. Sewall, D. D.

Maine Vol. 2 (1902) Article/Author Blockade Life. - By Paymaster William H. Anderson. My Prison Life. - By Captain Horace H. Burbank. The Vicksburg Campaign. - By Chaplain Richard L. Howard. Six Months in the Military Department of Virginia and North Carolina. - By Major Eliphalet Rowell. How I Recovered My Sword. - By Brevet Major Henry S. Burrage.

The Loss of the Monitor. - By Acting Ensign William Rogers. From the Wilderness to Spotsylvania. - By Brevet Major William H. Green. In a Charge Near Fort Hell, Petersburg, April 2, 1865. - By Captain Thomas P. Beals. Origin of Lincoln Day. - By General Charles Hamlin. How I Felt in Battle and in Prison. By Major William H. Spencer. Reminiscences of the Campaign and Battle of Gettysburg. - By Captain Robert G. Carter, U. S. A. Personal Experiences in the Navy 1862-1865. - By Acting Ensign Edward A. Butler. The Peace Conference of 1865. By Major Sidney W. Thaxter. Five Forks. - By Brevet MajorGeneral Joshua L. Chamberlain. Charge of the First Maine Cavalry at Brandy Station. - By Captain Charles W. Ford. The Ullman Brigade. - By Brevet Brigadier-General I. S. Bangs.

Vol. 3 (1908) Article/Author William Conway, a Forgotten Camden Hero. - By Acting Master John O. Johnson. The Conway Celebration, Camden, August 30, 1906 Reminiscences of Prison Life at Danville, Va. - By Brevet Major Henry S. Burrage. The Colored Troops. - By Brigadier-General Selden Connor. With the Signal Corps from Fortress Monroe to Richmond. May, 1864-April, 1865. - By Brevet Captain Sylvester B. Partridge. Abraham Lincoln. - By Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Robie. Reminiscences of Bull Run. - By First-Lieutenant Horatio Staples. Yorktown and Williamsburg Reviewed in 1897. - By Major William C. Manning, U. S. A. Reminiscences of Petersburg and Appomattox October, 1903. - By Brevet Major-General Joshua L. Chamberlain. One Day’s Experience of a Cavalry Company. - By Captain Charles W. Ford. Major-General Joseph Hooker. By Brigadier-General Charles P. Mattocks. The Capture of Mobile. - By Major-General Henry C. Merriam, U. S. A. Capture of Richmond, Va., April 3, 1865. - By First-Lieutenant Silas Adams. The Dawn of the Morning at Appomattox. - By Brevet Brigadier-General Jonathan P. Cilley. Stonewall Jackson. - By Major Sidney W. Thaxter.

One Year of My More Than Three Years’ Service with the Army of the Gulf. - By Colonel John C. Cobb. The Civil War. - By Brevet Colonel The Grand Review of the Army of Franklin M. Drew. the Potomac. - By Brevet MajorGeneral Joshua L. Chamberlain. Lincoln and the Commanding Charge of the Light Division at Officers of the Army of the Maryc’s Heights, May 3, 1863. Potomac. - By Brevet Major By Lieutenant Wainwright Holman S. Melcher. Cushing. New York Vol. 2 (1897) Article/Author Sinking of the Congress and Cumberland by the Merrimac - By Medical Director Charles Martin U.S.N.

Vol. 4 (1912) Article/Author The Bureau of Insular Affairs of the War Department - By Colonel Frank McIntyre

Snake Creek Gap and Atlanta - By Brevet Major Rowland Cox U.S.V.

Sermon Preached by Companion Rev. Morgan Dix, S.T.D.

In Commemoration of General William Tecumseh Sherman - By Senator John Sherman and others

Address on Naval Schools at Annapolis and Newport and the Modern Navy - By Companion Rear-Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich U.S.N., (DC Commandery) The Army as a Pioneer of Civilization and as a Constructive Agency under our Government By Companion Brig.-General John W. Clous U.S.A. Sermon Preached by Companion Rev. George Williamson Smith, D.D., Chaplain U.S.N.

Personal Experiences with the Fourteenth Maine Volunteers: From 1861 to 1865. - By Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Ira B. Gardner.

In and Out of Confederate Prisons By Captain George H. Starr U.S.V.

Three Years a Volunteer Soldier in the Civil War. Antietam to Appomattox. - By Lieutenant George D. Bisbee. Sixteenth Maine Regiment at Gettysburg. - By Lieutenant Francis Wiggin. Some Added Facts Concerning My Capture. - By Brevet Major Henry S. Burrage.

The Navy in the Battles and Capture of Fort Fisher - By Lt. Commander James Parker U.S.N.

The Battle of Rappahannock Station, Va. - By Brigadier-General A. S. Daggett, U. S. A. In the Wilderness. - By BrigadierGeneral Selden Connor.

Lincoln as Commander-in-Chief By Major Alexander K. McClure U.S.V. Major-General John Sedgwick - By Major General M. T. Mahon U.S.V.

The Attitude of the Women of the North and South, during, and since the War of the Rebellion. - By Seth C. Gordon, M. D. The Nineteenth Maine at Gettysburg. - By Captain Silas Adams.

Reminiscences of Cadet and Army Service - By Brevet Brigadier General Peter Michie U.S.V.

Admiral Farragut’s Passage of Port Hudson - By Paymaster Wm. T. Meredith U.S.N. In the Company Street - By Sergeant Charles E. Sprague U.S.V.

The Duty and Value of Patriotism By Chaplain Archibald John Ireland U.S.V.

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Civil War Incidents. - By Charles Hayward True. Personal Experiences with the Fourteenth Volunteers: From Nineteenth Maine at High Bridge. 1861 to 1865. - By Brevet By Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph W. Lieutenant-Colonel Ira B. Gardner. Spaulding. Three Years a Volunteer Soldier in Fort Fisher-City Point-Richmond, the Civil -War. Antietam to W. C. 1864-65. By Rear Admiral Appomattox. - By Lieutenant George Wise. D. Bisbee. Sixteenth Maine Regiment at Gettysburg. - By and Lieutenant Francis A Few Incidents Reminiscences Wiggin. of the Civil War. - By Captain James Some Added Facts Concerning My H. Shannon. Capture. - By Brevet Major Henry S. Burrage. New York The Battle of Rappahannock Station, Va. - By Brigadier-General A. S. Daggett, U. S. A.1 (1891) Vol. In the Wilderness. - By BrigadierArticle/Author) General Selden Connor. Gettysburg - By Colonel Thomas The Attitude of the Women of the Rafferty U.S.V. North and South, during, and since the War of the Rebellion. - By Seth C. M.Cedar D. Creek - By TheGordon, Battle of The Nineteenth Gettysburg. Brevet Colonel Maine HoratioatC. King - By Captain Silas Adams. U.S.V. Recollections of an Adjutant-General - By Brevet Brigadier-General Frederic T. Locke U.S.V. Memorial Day: A Poem - By Brevet Major Andrew H. Smith, M.D. U.S.A. The Army of the Potomac - By Brigadier-General John Cochrane U.S.V. Reminiscences of 1861-63 - By Paymaster Charles W. Hassler U.S.N. Scattering Fire, 1863 - By Brevet Major Thorndike D. Hodges U.S.V. The Red River Dam. With Comments on the Red River Campaign - By Brevet BrigadierGeneral James Grant Wilson U.S.V. The Sassacus and the Albemarle - By Edgar Holden, M.D. U.S.N. The Death of General Grant - By the late William T. Sherman, General U.S.A. General Thomas E. G. Ransom - By the late William T. Sherman, General U.S.A. The Fruition of the Ordinance of 1787 - By Major-General Wagner Swayne, U.S.V. A Night Attack of Cavalry: A Poem - By Brevet Major Sidney De Kay, U.S.V. The Mortar Flotilla and Bombardment of Forts Jackson and Pillow - By Acting Volunteer Lieutenant George W. Brown U.S.N. Some Incidents in the Trial of President Lincoln’s Assassins - By Brevet Brigadier-General Henry L. Burnett U.S.V. The Controversy Between President Johnson and Judge Holt - By Brevet Brigadier-General Henry L. Burnett U.S.V. Chattanooga in 1865 - By Brevet Major George G. Hopkins U.S.V.

Glimpses of Hospital Life in War Times - By Companion Edward Curtis, Brevet Major U.S.A. An Incident Connected with the Alabama Claims Arbitration - By Companion Lieut.-Colonel Ralph E. Prime Addresses in Observance of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of President Lincoln Sermon Preached by Companion Rev. George F. Nelson, D.D., Archdeacon of New York Memories of the Ninth Vermont at Harper’s Ferry Tragedy - By Companion Brevet Brig.-General Edward H. Ripley Addresses on Admiral Farragut, By Companion PaymasterGeneral Edwin Stewart U.S.N.

Grant at Chattanooga - By MajorGeneral Oliver O. Howard U.S.A.

The Story of Fort Sumter - By Brevet Brigadier-General Stewart L. Woodford U.S.V. General George H. Thomas - By Major-General Oliver O. Howard U.S.A. The Mississippi Squadron and the Siege and Capture of Vicksburg - By Acting Volunteer Lieutenant George W. Brown U.S.N. Passing the Port Hudson Batteries By Lieutenant Loyall Farragut U.S.A. The Siege and Capture of Plymouth By Surgeon William M. Smith U.S.V. The Character of Grant - By Brevet Brigadier-General Ely S. Parker U.S.A.

Capture of Fort Fisher - By Lt. Commander James Parker U.S.N.

Rev. George Williamson Smith, D.D., Chaplain U.S.N.

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SenatorU.S.N. John Sherman and others Modern Navy - By Companion Erben Rear-Admiral Caspar F. The Cavalry at Chancellorsville, The Indian Campaign in Goodrich U.S.N., (DCinCommandery) May, 1865 - By Captain W. L. Minnesota 1862 - By Brevet In and Out of Confederate Prisons - The Army as a F. Pioneer Hermance U.S.V. Major William Morseof By Captain George H. Starr U.S.V. Civilization Constructive Some Personal Reminiscences of The Servicesand andas a Sacrifices of the Agency under ourRepublic Government the Naval Service - By Asst. Daughters of the during By Companion- By Brig.-General Paymaster A. Noel Blakeman the Rebellion Companion John W. Clous U.S.A. U.S.N. Edward Trenchard The Navy Battles andMajor Sermon Preached by Companion Battlein ofthe Atlanta - By An Experience in Virginia Prisons Capture Fort Fisher By Lt. George Williamson Smith, General of Grenville M. Dodge U.S.V. Rev. during the Last Winter of the War Commander James Parker U.S.N. -D.D., By Chaplain CompanionU.S.N. Adjutant and Brevet Major, George Haven Admiral Farragut’s Passage of Port Glimpses of Hospital Life in War Putnam Hudson - By Paymaster Wm. T. Times - By Companion Edward The Naval Victory at Port Royal, Texas Prisons, and a Comparison Meredith Curtis, Brevet Major U.S.A. SC, Nov. U.S.N. 7, 1861 - By Bvt. Lieut. of Northern and Southern Prison In theWm. Company - By An Incident Col. ConantStreet Church U.S.V. Camps - By Connected Companionwith Act.the Asst. Sergeant Charles E. Sprague U.S.V. Alabama Arbitration PaymasterClaims John Read, MA. - By Companion Lieut.-Colonel Ralph Commandery E. Prime of Treatment of Union The Battle of Corinth - By General Testimony Lincoln Commander-in-Chief Addresses- in the D. S. as Stanley U.S.A. Prisoners ByObservance CompanionofAct. By Major Alexander K. McClure One Anniversary Asst.Hundredth Paymaster John Read of the U.S.V. Birth of of President Lincoln A Few Yarns of the Early Sixties Prisoners War - By Companion Major-General John Sedgwick Sermon Preached by Companion By Rear Admiral O. F. Stanton- By Lieut. Thomas Sturgis Major U.S.N.General M. T. Mahon U.S.V. Rev. George F. Nelson, D.D., Archdeacon of New In Memory of Major General John Sermon Preached byYork Rev. John P. Reminiscences Cadet and Army Memories of the Ninth Vermont at Gibbon, U.S.A.,ofCommander-inPeters, D.D. Service- Brevet Brigadier Harper’s Ferry Tragedy - By Chief ByBy Maj. C. A. Woodruff General Peter Michie U.S.V. Companion Brevet Brig.-General U.S.A. Edward H. Chaplain Ripley of 1863 - By General Gibbon in the Second The Army The Duty Value of Patriotism - Addresses AdmiralWilliam Farragut, CorpsByand General Francis A. CompaniononChaplain R. By Chaplain Archibald John Ireland By Companion PaymasterWalker U.S.V. Eastman U.S.V. General Edwin Stewart The Old Vermont Brigade - By The Elmira Prison CampU.S.N. - By Lieut. Col. Aldace F. Walker Companion by Inheritance Clay U.S.V. Page of 5 W. Holmes Vol. 3 (1897) Indiana Article/Author The Capture of Fort Fisher, North Carolina, January 15, 1865 - By Brevet Major General Adelbert Ames U.S.A. The Capture of Fort Fisher - By Major General N. Martin Curtis U.S.V. A Boy at Shiloh - By Captain Charles Morton U.S.A. At the Battle of Antietam with the Eighth Ohio Infantry - By First Lieutenant Thomas F. De Burgh Galwey U.S.V. A Boy’s Experience at Vicksburg By Lieutenant Colonel Frederick D. Grant U.S.A. Supplemental Paper - By Captain Page of 5 Charles C. Wehrum U.S.V. From Sire to Son - A Veteran’s Talk to Members by Inheritance - By Colonel Charles A. Woodruff U.S.A. An Unlucky Ship - By Brevet Major General Martin T. McMahon U.S.V. Battle of Newbern as I Saw it - By Brevet Major George G. Hopkins U.S.V. Little Things about Big Generals By Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Hemstreet U.S.V.

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(1898) Article/Author Shiloh, with Map – By Brigadier General George F McGinnis General Philip Henry Sheridan – By Major James B. Black. Cedar Creek- By Colonel William C. Starr. Indiana at Chickamauga - By Captain James R. Carnahan. The Seventh Regiment – By Assistant Surgeon-General W. H. Kemper. Two September Days - By Major James S. Ostrander. “Quinine” – By Assistant-Surgeon George F. Beasley. Stone River - Adjutant John Lee Yaryan. Missionary Ridge - Brevet Brigadier-General Fred Knefler.

The Shenandoah Valley in the Great War - By Brevet Colonel Horatio C. King U.S.V.

Missouri in 1861 - Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Martin L. Bundy.

Fremont in the Civil War - By Captain John R. Howard U.S.V.

Bentonville - By Captain Allan H. Dougall.

The Cavalry at Gettysburg - By Captain William L. Heermance U.S.V. Personal Recollections of Some of the Great Commanders in the Civil War - By Major General Grenville M. Dodge U.S.V. With Sheridan’s Cavalry - By Surgeon Alphonso D. Rockwell U.S.V. Major Zagonyi’s Horse Guard - By Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles Treichel U.S.V. Patriotism - A War Reminiscence By Major General John R. Brooke U.S.A.

The Second March to the Ohio – By Captain John E. Cleland.

The Army in the Philippines - By Major General Grenville M. Dodge U.S.V. Appomattox - By Brevet Major General Joshua L. Chamberlain U.S.A. The General Staff Corps - By Major General Henry C. Corbin U.S.A.

Gettysburg – By Captain Dudley H. Chase, U.S.A.

Midnight on Missionary Ridge – By Captain Augustus C. Ford. Forty-eight Years’ Service – By Brevet Colonel Zemro A. Smith. “Who Put Down the Rebellion?” – By Mr. Thomas L. Stitt. A Day with Escaping Prisoners – By Lieutenant John V. Hadley.

The Burning of the Black HawkBy Acting-Paymaster C. E. Merrifield. The Negro as a Soldier – By Lieutenant William H. Armstrong.

(1891) Gettysburg -Vol. By 1 Colonel Thomas Fort Fisher-City Point-Richmond, Chattanooga in 1865 By Brevet Article/Author) Rafferty U.S.V. 1864-65. By Rear Admiral W. C. Major George G. Hopkins U.S.V. Wise. Gettysburg Colonel Grant at - By Chattanooga - ByThomas MajorRafferty U.S.V. The Battle of Cedar Creek -U.S.A. By General Oliver O. Howard Brevet Horatio C. King A Few Colonel Incidents and Reminiscences U.S.V. of the Civil War. - By Captain James The Battle ofFort Cedar Creek- By Recollections of anSumter Adjutant-General H. Shannon. The Story of By Brevet Colonel Horatio C. King - By Brevet Brigadier-General Brevet Brigadier-General Stewart L. U.S.V. Frederic T.U.S.V. Locke U.S.V. Woodford Recollections anPoem Adjutant-General Memorial Day:of AH. - By New York General George Thomas - Brevet By - By Brevet Brigadier-General Major-General Andrew H. Smith, Oliver O. M.D. Howard Frederic T. Locke U.S.V. U.S.A. Memorial Day: By Brevet The Army of theA Potomac By Vol. 1 Poem (1891)- Mississippi Squadron and the Majorand Andrew H. Smith, M.D. Brigadier-General John Cochrane- By Article/Author) Siege Capture of Vicksburg U.S.A. Volunteer Lieutenant George U.S.V. Acting The Army of theColonel Potomac By Gettysburg - By Thomas W. Brown U.S.N. Brigadier-General John Cochrane Reminiscences 1861-63 By Rafferty U.S.V. Passing the PortofHudson Batteries U.S.V. Paymaster Charles W.Farragut Hassler By Lieutenant Loyall U.S.N. U.S.A. Reminiscences 1861-63 By Scattering Fire, of 1863 By -Brevet Battle of Cedar Creek By The Siege and Captureof Plymouth Paymaster Charles W. Hassler Major Thorndike D. Hodges U.S.V. Brevet Colonel Horatio King By Surgeon William M.C. Smith U.S.N. The Red River Dam. With U.S.V. Scattering Fire,of 1863 - By Brevet Comments on thean Red River Recollections Adjutant-General The Character of Grant By Brevet Major Thorndike Hodges U.S.V. Campaign By D. Brevet Brigadier-Brigadier-General By BrevetBrigadier-General Ely S. Parker General James Grant Wilson U.S.V. Frederic Locke U.S.V. The Red T. River Dam. With U.S.A. Commentsinon Red River Memorial Day: A Poem By Brevet Hancock thethe War of the Rebellion Campaign - By H. Brevet BrigadierMajor Smith, M.D. - ByAndrew Brevet Brigadier-General General A. James Grant Wilson U.S.V. U.S.A. Francis Walker, U.S.V. The Army of the S. Potomac ByBrevet General Ulysses Grant —By Brigadier-General John Cochrane Horace Porter U.S.V. U.S.A. The Loyal Legion - By BrigadierReminiscences of 1861-63 General Rutherford B.- ByHayes, Paymaster Charles W.of the Hassler Commander-in-Chief Order U.S.N. Scattering Fire, 1863 - By Brevet Major Thorndike D. Hodges U.S.V. The Red River Dam. With Comments on the Red River Campaign - By Brevet BrigadierGeneral James Grant Wilson U.S.V.

U.S.N. A Few Yarns the Early Sixties In Memory ofatof Major General JohnBattle of Atlanta By Major The Cavalry Gettysburg By By RearWilliam Admiral O. F. Stanton Gibbon, U.S.A., Commander-inGeneral GrenvilleL. M. Dodge U.S.V. Captain Heermance U.S.N. Chief U.S.V.- By Maj. C. A. Woodruff U.S.A. In Memory of Major of General John Personal Recollections Some of Gibbon, U.S.A., Commander-inGeneral in the Second the GreatGibbon Commanders in the Civil Chief ByMajor Maj. C. at A. Woodruff CorpsBy General Francis A. The Naval Victory Port Royal, War -By General Grenville U.S.A. Walker U.S.V. SC, Nov. 1861 - By Bvt. Lieut. M. Dodge7, U.S.V. General Gibbon in the Second The Vermont Brigade By Col. Wm. ConantCavalry Church U.S.V. WithOld Sheridan’s - By CorpsBy General F. Francis A. Lieut. Col. Aldace Walker Surgeon Alphonso D. Rockwell Walker U.S.V. U.S.V. Old Vermont Brigade - By Vol. 3 (1897) The Battle of Corinth - By General Major Zagonyi’s Horse Guard - By Lieut. Aldace F. Walker D. S. Col. Stanley U.S.A. Article/Author Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles U.S.V. Treichel U.S.V. 3the (1897) The Fort Fisher, North-A FewCapture Yarns Early Sixties Patriotism -Vol. AofWar Reminiscence Article/Author Carolina, January 15, 1865 By By Rear Admiral O. F. R. Stanton Major General John Brooke Brevet Major General Adelbert U.S.N. U.S.A. Ames U.S.A. Capture of Fort Fisher, InThe Memory of Major GeneralNorth John Carolina, January 1865 By The Capture of Fort 15, Fisher - ByBy Gibbon, U.S.A., Commander-inArmy in the Philippines Brevet Major General Adelbert Major General Martin Curtis Chief - By Maj.N. C. A. Woodruff Grenville M. Dodge Ames U.S.A. U.S.V. U.S.A. The Capture Fort Fisher By A Boy at Shiloh Byhe Captain General Gibbon Second ppomattox -ofBy-in Brevet Major Major General N. Martin Curtis Charles Morton U.S.A. CorpsGeneral Francis A. GeneralBy Joshua L. Chamberlain U.S.V. Walker U.S.V. At the Battle of Antietam with the U.S.A. A Boy Shiloh - By Captain Eighth Ohio Infantry ByFirst Oldat Vermont Brigade -By ByMajor The General Staff Corps Charles Morton U.S.A. Lieutenant Thomas Burgh Lieut. Col. Aldace F.F. De Walker General Henry C. Corbin U.S.A. Galwey U.S.V. U.S.V. At the Battle of Antietam with the Eighth Ohio Infantry By First Vol.for 3 (1897) The Last Fight Missouri By Lieutenant Thomas De Burgh Article/Author Adjutant Wm. ForseF.Scott U.S.V. Galwey U.S.V. PageofofFort 5 Fisher, North The Capture General Thomas Page of- 5By Major Carolina, January 15, 1865 - By General Oliver O. Howard U.S.A. Brevet Major General Adelbert Ames U.S.A. Personal Page Recollections of 5 of General The Capture Fort Fisherin- By Grant, and hisofCampaigns the Major- By General N.General Martin Curtis West Major Grenville U.S.V. M. Dodge U.S.V. A Boy at Shiloh - By Captain Japan’s Preparation for War - By CharlesL. L. Morton U.S.A. Major Seaman U.S.V. At Battle ofRear Antietam with the Thethe Navy - By Admiral Eighth Ohio Infantry By First Joseph B. Coghlan U.S.N. Lieutenant at the Thomas F. DeStates Burgh Discipline United Galwey Military U.S.V. Academy - By Colonel Edgar S. Dudley U.S.A. West Point - By Colonel Charles W. Larned U.S.A. Sermon Preached April 8, Page of Sunday, 1906 - By William Mercer Grosvenor, D. D. A Winter Campaign in Montana and its Results - By Brigadier General George W. Baird U.S.A. In Memoriam - Lieutenant General John M. Schofield, U.S.A. - By Generals O. O. Howard and Grenville M. Dodge and Brigadier General Wm. M. Wherry U.S.A. Lieutenant General John M. Schofield, U.S.A. - By Brigadier General Wm. M. Wherry U.S.A. The Occupation of Richmond - By Brevet Brigadier General Edward H. Ripley U.S.V.

Asst. Paymaster John Read Edward Trenchard Prisoners of War By Companion Sermon Preached Rev. John An Experience in -by Virginia Prisons The Second March to the Ohio –P. Lieut. Thomas Sturgis Peters, D.D. during the Last Winter of the War By Captain John E. Cleland. - By Companion Adjutant and Sermon Preached by Rev. John –P. Brevet Major, George Haven Midnight on Missionary Ridge Peters, D.D. The Army Chaplain - By Putnam By Captain AugustusofC.1863 Ford. Companion Chaplain R. Texas Prisons, and a William Comparison Eastman of Northern and Southern Prison Army Chaplain of 1863 - By The Elmira Prison Camp Camps - ByYears’ Companion Act. Asst. Forty-eight Service –ByBy Chaplain William Companion by Inheritance ClayR. Paymaster John Read, MA. Brevet Colonel Zemro A. Smith. Eastman W. Holmes Commandery The Elmira Prison Camp - By Indiana Testimony of Treatment of Union– “Who Put Down the Rebellion?” Companion by L. Inheritance Clay Prisoners By Companion By Mr. Thomas Stitt. Act. W. Holmes Asst. Paymaster John Read Indiana (1898) Prisoners of Escaping War - By Prisoners Companion A Day with – Article/Author Lieut. Thomas John Sturgis By Lieutenant V. Hadley.

(1898) Sermon Preached by Rev. John P. Article/Author Shiloh, with– By Map – By Brigadier Peters, D.D. Gettysburg Captain Dudley General George H. Chase, U.S.A.F McGinnis Shiloh, with Map – By Brigadier General Philipof Henry Sheridan – Army Chaplain of 1863 By The Burning the Black HawkGeneral George FB. Black. McGinnis By Major James Companion Chaplain William Acting-Paymaster C. E. R. Eastman Cedar Creek- By Colonel William Merrifield. General Philip Henry Sheridan C. Starr. Elmira Prison Camp– By – The Negro as a Soldier By By Major James Black. Companion by B. Inheritance Clay Lieutenant William H. Armstrong. W. Holmes Cedar Creek- By Colonel William C. Starr.the Boy Indiana Lincoln – By Lieutenant Thomas J. Charlton. (1898)– By Mr. A Master of English Article/Author Samuel M. Sayler.

From Spottsylvania Onward – By 3 Shiloh, Map By Brigadier Captainwith Robert S. –Robertson. General George F McGinnis General PhilipWedge Henry– By Sheridan – The Entering Colonel By Major James B. Black. Oran Perry. Cedar CreekBy Colonel William Franklin’s Battle-field To-day – C. ByStarr. Lieutenant T. H. B. McCain. An Incident in the Last Nashville Campaign – By Lieutenant John E. Vought. Inherited Honors and Duties – By Mr. Meredith Nicholson. War Statistics of Indiana – By Major Irvin Robbins. The American Navy - By Lieutenant-Commander G. V. Menzies. A Recollection – By AssistantSurgeon G. V. Woollen.

Lights and Shadows – By Lieutenant Chas. W. Smith. Battle of Prairie Grove – By Lieutenant Henry C. Adams.

Rosecrans and the Chickamauga Campaign – By Major William J. Richards.