The National tribune., 1891-08-13

HISTORY OF THE 9Th y. y WILSON'S
ZDCANiSi- PREPARED from official data hy
Gouveneur Morris aud illustrated by James J..
Tayigr. Published By the Veteran Volunteer
Publishing Co, New York.
One OF the neatest and most concise regi-
mental histories SO have read. Besides the
piendidiy-writtcu narrative of where the 9th
y. \. Went, what % did and what II saw there
arc the special orders aud other Official papers
transmitted 10 the regiment. q Iuuster-Out roll,
and the history of the organization Of the regi-
mental association. All is arranged with evil
cent care rs TO accuracy aud justice. There
are three pages devoted 20 portraits of tho
officers and men, and COmrade Taylor has
drawn for the volume many most iiiclike and
stirring scenes, which are admirably repro
dncet. An equestrian portrait Of Col. William
Wilson embcllishes the first page. Every men,
Der Of the society should secure this handsome
record volume at once.
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