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CIVIL WAR MEMORABILIA - CIVIL WAR MEMORABILIA Speeches, articles, writing from Anna Ella Carroll, letter, discharge paper, and reproduction prints (with duplicates). *Converse Auctions does not authenticate 12” X 12” Shipping: Shipping and handling in the continental US will cost $16.56 - $27.13, depending on your location. Local pickup is always free! Please schedule on our website! Image Text Image 1: CIVIL THE MATERIAL BEARING TENNESSEE CAMPAIGN IN 1862 UPON THE DESTINIES OF OUR CIVIL WAR by all whom it may CIVIL Company during this thousand Know Private the eight who hundred and That Discharged Regiment Captain from the service States THE MATERIAL BEARING objection State Giben being known with TENNESSEE CAMPAIGN IN 1862 UPON THE DESTINIES OF OUR CIVIL WAR Image 2: it Concern: whom all this (No to being known exist.”) Black hair, and by occupation, when enrolled, a it Concern: whom all Me VOLUNTEERS, a Company, Private who 18th enrolled Smith day of one during thousand the eight was hundred on this Discharged day reason of from the service 1865 of the Delaney United States 9th to being known objection his is to born State feet high, of in the and by occupation, when enrolled, a Image 3: OATH OF IDENTITY. of County On this. .day of.... the one thousand eight hundred and sixty........ .personally appeared before me, the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the County ..abore mentioned, ... who, being duly sworn according to *law, declares that he is the .in the Company commanded by ....in the Regiment that he enlisted on the......... .day of..... for the term of. .and was discharged of. Sworn and OATH OF IDENTITY. of of the State of... County the year On .day the one thousand eight hundred and .personally appeared before me, the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the County ..abore mentioned, ... who, being duly sworn according to declares that he is the was .in the Company commanded by the Regiment commanded that he enlisted on .day of..... the term of. .and was discharged on of. .by reason 28th 1866 and Image 4: TE CIVIL TE Major Image 5: TO COMMEMORATE THE SIGNAL VICTORIES VOUCHSAFED TO THE FEDERAL ARMS. PRAYER bel AT THE CATION OF THE NATIONAL CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURG, Father, for the sake of Thy Son our Saviour inspire 19 THE CALAMITY THAT WOULD HAVE FOLLOWED. of the 347 environ It would the be American difficult to people exaggerate to-day the had calamities not the Mississippi which would ex- ”I know from Colonel Scott, who told be- sys- Eng- been abandoned and the he left, Miss Carroll, that TO COMMEMORATE THE SIGNAL VICTORIES VOUCHSAFED TO THE FEDERAL PRAYER bel AT THE OF THE NATIONAL CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURG, AS. F. MAGIE, D.D Thursday, November 19th, for the sake of Thy Son our Saviour inspire 19 THE CALAMITY THAT WOULD HAVE FOLLOWED. of the 347 environ It would the be American difficult to people exaggerate to-day the had calamities not the Mississippi which would ex- PLAN OF THE TENNESSEE know from Colonel Scott, who told be- sys- Tucker said to Eng- been abandoned and the he left, Miss Carroll, that Image 6: sanctify the and inspire with Thy of Thy for the sake God our of this occasion duties right departments of the Govern Cemetery this new We come the and many Gover which ordained which Thou stand blended people severally relati SPEECH because that trust that Thou called and thoroughly we presence apparent and imperishable designs the ascription the Church of lands and ages with with and sanctify the and inspire with Thy of Thy for the sake God our of this occasion duties right departments of the Govern Cemetery this new We come the and many Gover which ordained which Thou stand blended people severally relati SPEECH because that trust that Thou called and thoroughly we presence apparent and imperishable designs the ascription the Church of lands and ages with with and Image 7: DAILY STATE SENTINEL. The Massachusetts Boys LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. for all GLORIOUS NEWS On their Way to Dixie. By J. WARD CHILDS Guards 53d Massachusetts Vol. Militia. FT. DONELSON TAKEN February 15,000 PRISONERS CAPTURED Come, listen soldiers to my song, GEN. JOHNSTON A DAILY STATE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY The Massachusetts Boys LATEST BY for all GLORIOUS NEWS On their Way to By J. WARD CHILDS Guards 53d Massachusetts Vol. FT. DONELSON TAKEN February Air-OLD 15,000 PRISONERS CAPTURED listen soldiers to my FROM Potatoes, Their and ham and beef, will tell, boys, times of night came on, JOHNSTON A Image 8: Image 9: Copyright, 1910, by Patriot Publishing Co., Springfield, Mass. Lee At His Time с If his cause had won, Lee might have been another Washington. Не was a tower of strength in the Federal army before the war, and was offered the command of all the armies of the North. It was with a heavy heart that he decided his duty lay with Virginia rather than with the Union. The worship of his for ”Marse Robert” absolute. Major Stiles, C.S.A.,