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David E. Herold Carte De Visite, Alexander Gardner, Philip And Solomons
David E. Herold Carte De Visite, Alexander Gardner, Philip And Solomons
CDVs
The object is a black and white vignette portrait of Abraham Lincoln assassination co-conspirator David E. Herold; The verso contains a back mark image of Washington D.C. landmarks; It also features a George Washington two cent stamp.
Palliative And Prejudiced Judgments Condemned : A Discourse Delivered In The First Baptist Church, Richmond, Va., June 1, 1865, The Day Appointed By The President Of The United States For Humiliation And Mourning On Account Of The Assassination Of President Lincoln, Together With An Extract From A Sermon, Preached On Sunday, April 23rd, 1865, Upon The Assassination Of President Lincoln�, John Lansing Burrows
Pamphlets
This pamphlet is a transcription of a sermon condemning the assassination of President Lincoln while offering words of comfort to the grieving, warns against the wickedness of the world, and provides an answer to accusations of the South's guilt published in the Northern press.
The Record Of The Democratic Party, 1860-1865., Henry Charles Lea
The Record Of The Democratic Party, 1860-1865., Henry Charles Lea
Pamphlets
Cover title.
Message Of The President : To The Senate And House Of Representatives Of The Confederate States Of America, Confederate States Of America. President
Message Of The President : To The Senate And House Of Representatives Of The Confederate States Of America, Confederate States Of America. President
Pamphlets
This pamphlet contains transcripts of Confederate president Jefferson Davis's ""Message of the President : to the Senate and House of Representatives of the Confederate States of America"" in which Jefferson speaks of a meeting with three Union representatives and their refusal to ""negotiate."" The pamphlet also contains the report of the Confederate commissioners report to Jefferson Davis wherein they report that their meeting with Abraham Lincoln was unsuccessful and informs of the end of slavery in the United States. The pamphlet ends with an excerpt of Lincoln's speech wherein he declares there would be no negotiations with insurgents and slavery …
Opinion On The Constitutional Power Of The Military To Try And Execute The Assassins Of The President, James Speed
Opinion On The Constitutional Power Of The Military To Try And Execute The Assassins Of The President, James Speed
Pamphlets
The opinion, headed "Attorney General's Office, Washington, July --, 1965", was addressed to the president [Andrew Johnson]. The cover contains the title and author within a scalloped text box.
Funeral Address Delivered At The Burial Of President Lincoln At Springfield, Illinois, May 4, 1865, Matthew Simpson
Funeral Address Delivered At The Burial Of President Lincoln At Springfield, Illinois, May 4, 1865, Matthew Simpson
Pamphlets
The cover is cream colored with the title and author within a doubled borders. The author, Rev. Matthew Simpson is described as "One of the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church."
Document, David Hunter, Signed Military Commission Admission, 1865, David Hunter
Document, David Hunter, Signed Military Commission Admission, 1865, David Hunter
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This Military Commission admission form is signed by David Hunter, the president of the commission.
Song Lyric Sheet, "The Nation Mourns," 1865
Song Lyric Sheet, "The Nation Mourns," 1865
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This song lyric sheet of "The Nation Mourns" features an illustration of Abraham Lincoln in the center with illustrations of two women on the left and a soldier leaning against the Lincoln illustration on the right. The publisher is named in the bottom right corner of the page.
The Life Of Ulysses S. Grant, General, U.S.A. : Comprising The Story Of His Early Years ; Of His Cadetship And Experience In The War With Mexico ; The Narrative Of His 'Business Experiences', And A Complete History Of His Memorable Services In The War For The Union, Edward Willett, 1830-1889
Pamphlets
The title on the cover is slanted beneath the headings "The first in War, the First in Peace, the First in the Hearts of His Countrymen." and "Beadle's Dime Series." A publisher's notice is between the table of contents and the first chapter.
Returning To Head-Quarters
Political Cartoons
Grant, in a single horse-drawn carriage, meets a carpet-bagger holding a Post-Office reccomendation. The Carpet-bagger says: 'It's about time you got back, there's been 16,000,000 people wiatin here for you, some's got married, some's gone dead on 'lasses whiskey-John Chinaman, want's to see you, and Spain's goin' to lick us like thunder; Johnny Bull's youngster want to see you about canada: Cuba's cried her eyes out, and the Injuns are raising-whoop out west. I'm the 'Last man' an I'm dead broke, so sign my papers and let me git out of this hole.' Grant replies: 'Don't talk so much, wait …
General Orders, No. 73, United States. Attorney-General
General Orders, No. 73, United States. Attorney-General
Pamphlets
The pamphlet begins with "War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, April 24, 1865." on page 1 and includes reports form the United States Attorney General, Edwin M. Stanton.
Report Of Lieutenant General U.S. Grant : Of The Armies Of The United States : 1864-'65, Ulysses S. Grant, 1822-1885
Report Of Lieutenant General U.S. Grant : Of The Armies Of The United States : 1864-'65, Ulysses S. Grant, 1822-1885
Pamphlets
This pamphlet includes names, dates, and locations of military personnel and their reports from how the "rebellion" developed and progressed. U. S. Grant introduces the report from the Army Headquarters in Washington, D. C. on July 22, 1865. There is no cover to the pamphlet.
Exchange Of Prisoners. : Testimony Of Lieut. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, Taken By The Joint Committee On The Conduct Of The War, And Relating To The Exchange Of Prisoners, United States. Congress. House.
Exchange Of Prisoners. : Testimony Of Lieut. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, Taken By The Joint Committee On The Conduct Of The War, And Relating To The Exchange Of Prisoners, United States. Congress. House.
Pamphlets
This pamphlet provides the transcript of Grant's testimony regarding the exchange of war prisoners during the Civil War.
Official Report Of Lieut.-Gen. Ulysses S. Grant : Embracing A History Of The Operations Of The Armies Of The Union From March, 1862 To The Closing Scene Of The Rebellion, Ulysses S. Grant, 1822-1885
Official Report Of Lieut.-Gen. Ulysses S. Grant : Embracing A History Of The Operations Of The Armies Of The Union From March, 1862 To The Closing Scene Of The Rebellion, Ulysses S. Grant, 1822-1885
Pamphlets
This pamphlet is Ulysses Grant's report at the Army Headquarters in Washington, D. C. on July 22, 1865 detailing the operations of the armies of the United States from the date of his appointment to command the same. Grant's first name is misspelled in the title on the front cover.
Report Of Lieutenant-General U.S. Grant : Of The Armies Of The United States - 1864-'65., United States. Army.
Report Of Lieutenant-General U.S. Grant : Of The Armies Of The United States - 1864-'65., United States. Army.
Pamphlets
This pamphlet is Ulysses Grant's report at the Army Headquarters in Washington, D. C. on July 22, 1865 detailing the operations of the armies of the United States from the date of his appointment to command the same. A portrait of Grant with a depiction of his signature is included on the page before the title page.
Report Of Lieutenant-General U.S. Grant : Of The Armies Of The United States - 1864-'65., United States. Army.
Report Of Lieutenant-General U.S. Grant : Of The Armies Of The United States - 1864-'65., United States. Army.
Pamphlets
This pamphlet is Ulysses Grant's report at the Army Headquarters in Washington, D. C. on July 22, 1865 detailing the operations of the armies of the United States from the date of his appointment to command the same. A portrait of Grant with a depiction of his signature is included on the page before the title page. The outer cover is dark purple.
General Grant At Mount Macgregor, O. P. Clarke
General Grant At Mount Macgregor, O. P. Clarke
Pamphlets
The cover includes a poem comparing powerful men to oak trees and an illustration of President Grant is on the title page. The pamphlet describes what Grant's time was like at his home in Mount MacGregor.
Farewell Father, Friend And Guardian
Funeral March, To The Memory Of Abraham Lincoln, The Martyr President Of The United States Of America, Who Died April 15th, 1865, In The 57th Year Of His Age
Sheet Music
No abstract
President Lincoln's Favorite Poem. Oh! Why Should The Spirit Of Moral Be Proud?
President Lincoln's Favorite Poem. Oh! Why Should The Spirit Of Moral Be Proud?
Sheet Music
No abstract
President Lincoln's Funeral March
Funeral March To The Memory Of Abraham Lincoln
Funeral March Performed At The Funeral Of Abraham Lincoln
Enjolras: The Song Of The Patriot
Young Eph's Lament
Sheet Music
Creator title: That's what the niggers then will do: answer to ""Young Eph's Lament"" words by Tom Russell; sung with immense success by Johny Allen of Arlington, Kelly and Leon's Minstrels; music by Geo. H. Barton
A Nation Mourns Her Martyr'd Song ("An Honest Man's The Noblest Work Of God")
A Nation Mourns Her Martyr'd Song ("An Honest Man's The Noblest Work Of God")
Sheet Music
No abstract