Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-04-21
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CHAPTERS 0l the uuwrittcu History Of tho
Civil War, from leading actor I'm The cab
met, ia the field, in the forum, North and
south. Among The articles already Pee
pared or specially arranged Tor curing
the year. are the following -
Tie i.oa-Clad Monitor; Incidents in
Her Construction and Career, by Hon.
Gideon Wells. ex-S"crc,ary o,ihr NNy.
The Last surrender OF the War, by
Ii. u. General Richard TAYLOR
Aiming the Black Man, by Hon. Simon
Cameron, eX-Sccrctary ol War.
The Hampton ROai' fearc conference,
by Hon. *. ". 4. lIuIiCr, eX-U. =. Scua-
tor aAd Confederate Commissioner.
War "reminiscences about Coriuth. by
Col. Robert O. lngersoii, Cavalry C0M-
muu!pr.
Balls Bluff, by Gcncal Eppa IIun,ou,
Confederate Commander.
The Amy O! the Potomac I'm 1861, by
Major General William J.. Franrlin.
The Atlanta Campaign, by LIeu,. Gem
eral Joseph H.. . auu-u4.
The baule "f william burg, by MAJOR
General Joseph Hoo.,rr
-Four years sentimental guguey through
Dixie, by Hon, Harry Nat.er-on.
4 Campaign ia tie virginia Mo mains,
by IIjDg General john &. Fremont.
Morgau's Raid into ono aud Indiana,
10y General Basil Duke, second IA COM
miud.
Burning Of Chambersburg, by General
John a. McCauslaud, Confederate Com
mduder.
Border life in War Times, By Rev. SAM
uel j. Niccols, d. ID.
Lee in Camp and Field, by Colonel Wal
ter III. Taylor, Oi Lees stan.
The Raid for the Rescue Of the LIBBY
and Belle Isle Pri oners, b NJ tjor GeneI-
al Judson kilpatricK, C4va.ry ON.
Campaign Life OF stuart thc Confcler-
ate Raider, by COlune, joan j. Esten
Cooke, oil Stuart's staff.
Humphreys Charge at Fredericksburg,
by Colonel VI. ,. Quay, SeCretary OF the
Commonwealth.
JOAnsOn's Supersedurc b. Hood, by
Hon, Benjiman IL. Hin.
Assassination Night IN Washington, by
Mrs.. r. L. ggs(''Uliyia.V
The exchange OF PriSoLe 3, by Colonel
Robert Guild, Confederate Commissioner
OF exchange.
Lees West Virginia Campaign, by Cen
eral A. l.. Long, Lees Military Secretary.
General Reynolds Last Butlc, by Mai.
Jos. q. Ro,engarten, Of Reynold's star.
Tue First Hostile Gun OF the War by
Major General ;. ". Crawford, Surgeon
1T Fort Sumpter.
Morale aud Discipline Of Lees Army,
by Rev. j. William Jones, ID. -. CoGled-
errte Chaplain.
Wars Carnival OF Fraud, by Colonel II.
S. Olco.i, Special Government Agent.
Scout Life IN the Coniercy, BY Major IT.
B. Mcclellan, OF Stuart and HamptOn's
staff.
Why Stuar.failed TO join Lee ct Gcttys-
burg, by Major General ID. McM. Gregg,
Commander Of Cavalry.
In the Valley after Gettysburg, by Cen
eral j. d. Im1Oden, Confederate Cavalry
Commander.
at Night on the Field Of Fredcrickes-
burg, by Hon. ID. Watson Rowe.
Stonewall jackson IN Campand in Bat
tie by Major III. Kyd Douglas, OF JACK
CONS stat.
Prison Life in the South, by Major Cen
eral Harry White. 49,
Partisan Life on the Border, Dy COiohei
John ,. Mosby.
nv urs. Charlotte II. Clark, 'CbaIs-L' vel.
The Winter Raid on salem, Dy MAJOR
General W. ". AvefilI.
General A. Sidney johnson. BY Colonel
w. Preston johnson.
Prison Life OfJeiiersOn Davis, by Colo
mol stevenson, Federal Commandment.
Congress IN Winter OF IsGg-'ol, by
Hon. 4. X. Boteler.
The Pursuit and Death Of J. Wilkes
Booth, by Boston COTketf.
Cz- In addition 10 the foregoing. a
number will be given from such men az
GoYener BartrDIf, General Beanregard.
Carl Schurz, General Longstreet and
others, whose topics are yet undecided.
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