Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-31
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The Iron-Clad Monitor; Incidents In
Her Construction and Career, 10y Hon.
Gideon Wells, ex-Secrcttry OF the Navy.
The Last Surrender of the War, by
Lieut.. bcncTal I(lCndGu ldNIOr.
Aiming the Black Man, by Hon. Simon
Cameron, eX-Secrelary OF War.
The Hampton Road, Peace Conference,
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War "reminiscences about Corinth, by
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4 Campaign in the Virginia Mountains,
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Morgan's Raid into ohio and Indiana,
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Burning Of Chambersburg by General
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Border life in War Times, by Rev. San
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Lee in Camp aud Field, by Colonel Wal
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The Raid for tho Re acne Of the Llbl v
aud Belle Isle Prisoner, by Major Gone
al Judson Fitzpatrick, Cavalry Com.
Campaign Life OF Stuart, the COnfcdcr-
ate Raider, by Colonel john j. Estcn
Cooke, OF Stuart's staff.
Humphreys Charge at Fredericksburg,
by Colonel VI. ). Quay, Secretary Of the
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Joiin.on's Supcrscdurc by Hood, by
Hon, Benjiman II. Hill.
Assassination Night In Washington, by
Mrs. +. +. BriggswOlivia."
The exchange OF Prisoners, by Colonel
Robert Ould, Confederate Commissioner
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Lees West Virginia Campaign, by Cen
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General Reynolds Last Battle, by Mai.
Jos. G.. Rosengarten, OF Reynolds staff.
The First Hostile Gun OF the War by
Major General ). W. Crawford, Surgeon
1T Fort Sumptsr.
Morale and Discipline Of Lees Army,
,Jy Rev. j. William Jones, ID. ID. COufcL-
errte Chaplain.
Wars Carnival OF Fraud, by Colonel II.
s. Oleoi, Special Government Agent.
Scont Life III the COnicrcy, by Major II.
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Why Stuart failed 10 join Lee ut Gcttys-
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In the Valley after Gettysburg, by Cen
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At Night on the FielG OF Frederickcs-
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Stonewall jackson Ia Camp and In Bat
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Prison Life in the South, by Major Gen
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Partisan Life OH the Border, by Colonel
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Social Life in the Confederate Capito';
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The Winter Raid on Salem, by MAJOR
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General A. Sidney johnson. by colonel
W. Preston Johnson.
Prison Life of Jefferson Dayis, by Colo
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Congress In Winter OF l560-'6l, by
Hon. a. X. Boteler.
The Pursuit and Death Of j. Wilkes
Booth, by Boston Corbet;.
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