Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE. Comploion 0,
the Companion Volume.
AN IMPORTANT WORK, COMPLETE IN
ITSELE.

AN IMPORTANT WORK, COMPLETE IN
ITSELF.
Part 7 completes the Companion Volume
1t has been designed to present in this Volume
full collection Of. two important classes of pa
pers relative to the rebellion, namely:
|. Those which are rather comments upon
the current Of events than direct descriptions OF
them; and
ii. Some of the longer reports from militia
ry and other officers, the substance of which is
given in other brieicr documents in the RECORD
but which are SO interesting Il part of the his
tory OF tie war that they are of great value to
the general reader as well as the historian.
II should be clearly understood that this
| Companion Volume" is Il work distinct in IT,
SET, and not an essential part of the REBELLION
RECORD. 1t has been made uniform with the
| RECORD in appearance, on this account, as well
as because OF its subject, ii is fitly called the
Companion Volume. II is desirable addi-
ton to a SCI Of the RECORD; though at the same
time being series of most valuable commen-
taries, historical essays and narratives, COM
fSeie IN useb, it is equally desirable for persons
not owning the larger work
| The following are few of the important
documents contained in the Companion Vol
| ume
| Speech of John Bright, December 4th, 1861
| London Times Article on the above.
j
1861.
The Rebellion its origin ard Mainspring.-
BY Charles Sumner.
The Portuguese Declaration regarding Priva-
tecrS.,
Neutrality Procamations and Correspondence
on the part of Russia, Spain, Hawaii, Prussia
Addresses by Anderson, Benning and Pres
ton, before the Virginia Convention, in Febru-
ary 1861.
prnraod;nor Consultation ooa rou or Al. .
Southern Rights Association Of ST. Helena Pa
IRISH, S. G.
| Official Reports from Barry, Mccall, Foote.
Gen Mcclellan entire Report, with Maps
| and Plans
Official Reports from Southern Oficers-Mor-
gan, pemberton, Beauregard etc.
The Contest in America. BY John S. Mill
Speech of Robert Toombs before the Lcyi.
ture of Georgia, Nov. 1850.
Maryland and Observation-Disclosures
the Legislature of Massachusetts upon the Act
OF the State of Maryland Appropriating Money
for the families Of those belonging to the Sixth
Regiment of Massachusetts, Volunteers who
were killed or disabled by wounds received in
the riot of BALTIC. April 10, 1851
Alexander II. Stephens Letter on Martial
Law and Military Usurpation.
| Message of jeff. Davis, Feb. 25, 1862.
Secession in Europe--Correspond between
the Rebel Commissioners and Earl Russell.
Correspondence between Horace Greedy and
President Lincoln, Aug. 1862
The invasion of Maryland in ls62-Procla-
nations of General Lee Bradley T. Johnson,
and Rebel Governor Observation-Disclosures to the
Citizens Of Lancaster
The Volume is illustrated with portraits of
John Bright, VIM. II. Seward, Adjt. F. \.
Stearns, Charles Sumner. Chief-Justice Taney,
Col. L. L, Ellsworth, Joseph Holt, Richa;d
Golden, Judge J. L. Pettigru, Lieut.. H. B.
Hidden, Maj. N. II. Ferry, Alex. II. Stephens.
To the whole is annexed full index
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