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One oi the distinctive features Of THE,
PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY TIMES, COM.
mencirg with its first number, will Dea
series OF Chapters of the Unwritten Hiss
tory of the Civil War, from leading ac--
tors in the cabinet, in tic field, i'll the.
forum, North and South. E
"Thc Iron. Clad Monitor;" inc dents.
in her construction and career, by Hon.
Gideon Welles, eX-Seeretary OF the Navy.
"The Last Surrender of the War;" by
Lieut.. General Richard Taylor.
earning the Black Man." by Hon.
Simon Cameron, ey-SecretarY Of War.
1.-The Hampton Roads Peace Confer
ence," by Hon r. NJ. II. Hunter, eX-U.
S. Senator and Confederate Com'sn'r.
"War "Reminiscences About Corinth,"
by Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, Cavalry
Commander.
"Ball's Bluff" hy General Eppa Hun
top fnr arota (,nnp,ap5nr
1.-The Army Of the Potomac in 1861"
by Major General William B. Franklin.
1.-The Atlanta Campaign," by Lieut..
General Joseph Z. Johnston.
1.-The Battle of Williamsburg" by-Ma-
or General Joseph Hooker.
"Four Years Sentimental Journey
Through Dixie" by Hon. Harry Wat
terson.
~ Campaign in the Virginia Noun
tains," by Major General John C.Fre-
mont
"Mofgan's Raid into Ohio and Indi-
ana," by General Basil Duke, second i'll
command.
Passage of the Anti-Slavery Amend
mcnt," by Hon. Edward Mcpherson.
Burning OF Chambersburg," by Gen.
eral John \. McCausland, Confederate
Commander.
"Border Life in War Times" by Rev.
Samuel j. Niccolls, D. D.
Lee IN Camp and Field," by Colonel
Walter II. Taylor, Of Lees Staff
"The Raid for the Rescue of the Libby
ls Belle Isle Prisoners, by Maj General
JudSon Fitzpatrick, Cavalry Com.
Campaign Life Of Stuart, the Confed-
crate Raider" by Colonel j. Esten Cooke,
of Stuart's stall.
Humphreys Charge at Frederic cks-
burg" by Colonel NJ. S. Quay, Sezefary
Of the Commonwealth
"JohnStons Supersedure by TTT0d, ="
by Hon. Benjamin H. Hill.
Assassination night in Washington" :"
by Mrs. e. T.. Briggs & Olivia.)
1.-The Exchange OF Prisoners" by Col.
Robert Ould, Confederate Commissioner
of Exchange.
PENNSYLVANIA Humanities in War;"
By Hon. Andrew G. Curtin.
Lees West Virginia Carnpaign," by
General a. l.. Long, Lees Military Sec
retary.
"Gcneral Reynolds Last Battle" by
Major Jos. g. Rosengarten, of Reynolds
Stall.
1.-The First Hostile Gun of the War"
by Major General S. w. Crawford, Sur
geon at Fort Sumptcr.
Morale and Discipline of Lees Army,
by Rev. j. William Jones, d. d., Con-
federate Chaplain.
WARS Carnival of Fraud" by Colo
mel II. S. Olcott, Special Government
Agent.
"Scout Life il the Confedcracy," by
Major Ii. Is. Mcclellan, OF Stuart's and
Hamptou's Stalls.
WHY Stuart Failed to Join Lee at
Gettysburg" by Major General D. Mem.
Gregg, Commander of Cavalry.
"In the Valley After Gettysburg" by
General J. d Imboden, Confederate Cav
airy Commander.
"At Night Oh the Field Of FrGdericks-
burg" by Hon. d. Watson Rowe.
Storewall Jackson in Camp and in
Battle" by Major III. iyd Douglas, OF
Jac!l&on's Staff.
prison life ip the South" by Major
General Harry White.
"Par:isa life on the Border" by
Colonel John $. MoSby.
social Lille in the Confederate Capi-
tol,' by Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Glars, Cha <
"The Winter Raid on saVd:n," by
Major General W. w. Averil.
General A. Sidney Jchnston," by
Colonel w. Preston Johnston.
| IflSDU Lille Vi JelieIScii baNiH Dy
Colonel Stevenson. Federal Conmandani
"Cungress in Winter Of lSG0-6l," by
Hon. Alex. X. Boteler.
1.-The Pursuit and Death of j.. Wilkes
H1oth," by Boston Corbett.
ssS In addition 10 the foregoing, a
number will be given from such men rs
Governor Hartranit, General Beanro-
gard, Carl Sciurz, General Lonastreet,
and others, whose topics arc yet nnde-
cidcd This feature Of THE ";IiLADEI.
PHIA WEEKLY TINES alone will make
one or the most entertaining and in
strlciivc volumes on the uiMrttcn
records Of the late war that has ever been
given to the nation While these eIcontri-
buttons Will be free from ali sectional
partisan tone, they will be written from
The yaripuS silndpoints of the respective
authors and over their proper names.
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