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Guide to the General Frederick Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk)

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Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 1 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Guide to the General Frederick Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk)

Collection number: M0191

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Descriptive Summary Title: General Frederick Steele Papers, Date (inclusive): 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Collection number: Special Collections M0191 Creator: Steele, Frederick, 1819-1868. Extent: 10.5 linear ft. Repository: Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives. Language: English. Access Restrictions None. Publication Rights Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections. Provenance Gift of Mrs. Catherine B. Steele, 1968-1972. Preferred Citation: [Identification of item] General Frederick Steele Papers, M0191, Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. 1819, Jan. Born at Delhi, Co., N.Y. Son of Nathanial S. and descendent of John S., a founder of Hartford, Conn. 14 1839 Appointed cadet at West Point. 1843, July 1 Graduated from West Point; commissioned 2nd lieutenant, 2nd infantry. 1846-47 Mexican War. In action at Ocalaca, Contreras, Churubusco, Molino del Rey and Chapultepec. Twice brevetted for gallant conduct (Contreras and Churubusco). 1848, June 1st lieutenant, 2nd infantry. 6 1848-53 Served in California. 1853-61 Served in Minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 2 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) 1855, Feb. Captain, 2nd Infantry. 5 1861, May , 11th Infantry. 14 1861 + During 1st year of Civil War, commanded a brigade at Wilson's Creek and other operations in Missouri. 1861, Sept. of 8th Infantry (Volunteers). 23 1862, Jan. Brigadier General of Volunteers. 29 1862 campaign. Division commander of Curtis' Army of the Southwest. 1862, Nov. Major General of Volunteers. 29 1863 Division commander in XIII Army Corps in operations against Chickasaw Bluffs and Arkansas Post. (Jan. 11) 1863, Division commander in XV Army Corps (Sherman's) in . May-July 4 1863, In command of forces in Arkansas. Sept.-1864 1863, Sep Capture of Little Rock. 10 1864, , capture of Camden, battle of Jenkin's Ferry. Mar.-May 1865, Canby's campaign against Mobile, in command of forces in Alabama east of Mobile Bay. Jan.-July 1865, Commanded Western District of with headquarters at Brownsville on the . July-Oct. 1865, Nov.-1867 Commanded Department of the Columbia. Dec. 1867, MarchMustered out as Major General of Volunteers; promoted to Lt. Colonel in the regular army Aug. 26, 1863 and 1 Colonel July 28, 1866. 1868, Jan. Died in San Mateo, California. 12 Access Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Adams, Edward Payson, d.1897. Andrews, Christoppher Columbus, 1892-1922. Asboth, Alexander Sandor, 1811-1868. Ballard, D. P. Black, Charles, 1839-1915. Blair, Francis Preston, 1791-1876. Canby, Edward Richard Sprigg, 1817-1873. Christensen, Christian Thomsen. Cortina, Juan Nepomuceno. Custer, George Armstrong, 1839-1876. Davidson, John Wynn, 1824-1881. Dennis, Elias Smith, 1812-1894. Emery, Frederic William. Escobedo, Mariano, 1826-1902. Ferguson, Samuel B. Haight, J. William. Harte, Bret, 1836-1902. Halleck, Henry Wager, 1815-1872.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 3 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Halsted, Richard F. Hawkins, John Parker, 1830-1914. Herron, Francis Jay, 1837-1902. Humphrey, Otis Milton. Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875. Juarez, Benito, 1806-1872. Kent, Richard A. Lacey, John Fletcher, 1841-1913. Lawler, Michael Kelly, 1814-1882. Leâon, Francisco Marâia de, 1799-1871. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865. Lucas, Thomas John, 1826-1908. Lyman, Joseph, 1840-1890. McClellan, George Brinton, 1826-1885. McEntee, Charles Stuart. Manter, Frederick H. Marcy, Randolph Barnes, 1812-1887. Mejâia, Thomâas, 1812-1867. Miller, Stephen, 1816-1881. Monroe, George. Murphy, Isaac Burns, 1861- Ord, Edward Otho Cresap, 1818-1888. Osterhaus, Peter Joseph, 1823-1917. Reynolds, Joseph Jones, 1822-1899. Rhoades, Lawrence. Sawtelle, Charles Greene. Schofield, John McAllister, 1831-1906. Scott, Robert Nicholson, d.1887. Sheridan, Philip Henry, 1831-1888. Sherman, William T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891. Spurling, Andrew Barday. Stanton, Edwin McMasters, 1814-1869. Steele, John Benedict, 1814-1866. Storer, Newman W. Totten, James, d.1871. Townsend, Edward Davis, 1817-1893. Warren, William Frederick. Wheeler, Junius Brutus, d.1886. Wilbur, George L. Williams, George Henry, 1820-1910. --Armed Forces--Afro-Americans. Slavery--United States. Afro-Americans. United States--History--War with Mexico, 1845-1848. United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865. United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Campaigns. Indians of North America. Texas.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 4 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Mexico. Arkansas. Oregon. Note Note : 3-15-[3-7] equals Box 3, folder 15, items 3 to 7 Adair, John (Sr.).6-74-12. Adair, John, Jr.6-72-1 (m.), 5(m.);6-74-12(m.) Adams, Edward Payson (d. 1897).4-45-33;4-46-48;4-47-19, 20, 33, 54;4-49-31;4-51-1;4-52-18;5-55-30. Adams, Robert, Jr.5-63-12b;6-68-4, 11. Adams Express Company, New Orleans.3-37-6;4-47-52, 53. Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C.2-29-20;7 (vol.)- recipient.[SEE ALSO: Army, Headquarters of the - Adjutant General's Office;War Department - Adjutant General's Office.] Alabama.4-53-18, 19.[SEE ALSO: Cities (Mobile, etc.);District of West Florida and South Alabama.] Alabama River - Landings.6-71-10. Alaska.6-86-15.[SEE ALSO: District of Alaska.] Allen, Henry W.2-29-3 (printed). Allen Robert.6-85-10 (copy). Ambros & Segura.6-71-11, 12. Ambulance Detachments, Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi.7 (vol.)- recipient. Andalousia, Alabama.4-49-8. Anderson, Mrs. _____.1-10-36. Anderson, Archer.4-54-1 (copy). Anderson, Thomas C.1-8-19. Andrews, Christopher Columbus (1829-1922).2-17-6;2-28-26;2-29-15;2-30-28;2-31-5;3-32-1, 24;3-34-13;3-35-28;3-36-7 (m.);3-38-1, 2, 19;3-39-5, 17, 19, 24;3-40-18, 39a (tel.);4-45-31, 32, 35;4-46-4, 7, 10, 27, 30, 31 (copy), 46 (copy), 47, [48-50 (copies)], 51, 53;4-47-8 (copy), [17-20 (copies)], 29, 33 (copy), 34, 54 (copy);4-48-1, 5, 31;4-49-15, 23, 30, 31;4-50-15;4-52-7, 9;4-53-33;4-54-13;5-55-14, 18, 27, 28;5-57-1, 18, 19, 31, 33, 37;5-58-15;6-72-9, 10 (printed);7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Apreza, Manuel Reyes.5-63-15. Arkansas.1-3-6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13;1-4-2, 3;1-5-7, 8, 9, 12;1-6-[1-4];1-7-5, [8-12], 14;1-8-6, 7, 9, 10, 13, 15, 16, 17, 19;1-9-2, 3, [5-8], [11-14], [16-19], [22-25], [27-29];1-10-3, 5, 8, 11, 14, 34, [40-45];1-11-3, 4, 12, 16, 18, 24, 36, 37, 42 (map);1-12-4, 8, 9, 14, 16;1-13-1;2-14-13;2-15-15, 19, 22;2-16-3, 8;2-17-3;2-18-12, 20, 24;2-20-7, 18;2-21-4, 14;2-24-4, 14;2-25-12, 15;2-27-1, 14, 27, 2-30-25, 30, 31;3-33-15, 33;4-51-23;4-52-40;5-60-11;6-71-5.[SEE ALSO: Cities (Little Rock, etc.);Department of Arkansas]. Arkansas. Department ofSEE Department of Arkansas. Armies of the United States, Headquarters (various).1-11-19;2-24-18;4-44-18;4-52-34 (m.). Armstrong, I. S.3-42-57. Army, Headquarters of the - Adjutant General's Office. 6-71-4;6-79-12.[SEE ALSO: Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C.;War Department-Adjutant General's Office]. Army and Division of West Mississippi.4-46-1, 8, 17;4-47-1, 9, 10, 21, 35, 55, 56;4-48-[23-25], 32, 33;4-49-[1-4];4-50-[3-6], [16-18];4-51-[2-4], 56, 57, 76, 77;4-52-10, 11, 19, 20, [28-31], 36;4-53-[1-3], 9, 10, 23, 24, [34-36], [47-49];4-54-2, 17, 18, [24-27];5-57-13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 34, 38; 5-58-2, 3, 8, 9, 12, 13, 19;5-59-5, 31;6-71-13. Army CorpsSEE 18th Army Corps;1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 7th Army Corps;First (1st) Division, 13th Army Corps;2nd Division, 7th Army Corps;2nd Division, 16th Army Corps;2nd Division, 13th Army Corps;7th Army Corps;16th Army Corps;3rd Brigade, 3rd Division, 7th Army Corps;3rd Division, 7th Army Corps;13th Army Corps. Army of the Border.2-31-16. Army of the Rio Grande.5-62-18, 25, 40, 44. Army Navy Journal.5-57-39. Arnold, Isaac W. [Isaac Newton 1815-1884?].1-10-28.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 5 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Artillery.SEE 18th Independent Battery;15th Massachusetts Battery;1st Indiana Heavy Artillery-Battery H;1st Light Battery Indiana Volunteers;1st Michigan Light Artillery-Battery G;1st Missouri Light Artillery;4th Battery Light Artillery, Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers;2nd Battery Massachusetts Light Artillery;2nd Connecticut Light Battery;17th Ohio Battery;7th Massachusetts Battery Light Artillery;21st New York Battery;26th New York Battery. Artillery, Chief ofSEE Division of West Mississippi-Chief of Artillery. Asboth, Alexander Sandor (1811-1868).4-44-31;4-45-20 (copy), 21, 30;4-46-2, 32, 33;4-47-22, 23, 27, 36;4-48-26, 34;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Associated Alumni of the Pacific Coast.6-79-13 (printed). Astor, William Backhouse (1792-1875).6-70-2 (printed). Atkinson, George S.3-38-43;3-40-1;3-41-18. Ayres, E. D.2-29-34;3-33-1. Atkinson, William.7 (vol.)-recipient. Babbitt, Edwin Burr (d. 1881).[1-1-8?];6-75-7;6-77-6. Babcock, Orville Elias (1835-1884).6-74-4 (tel.). Bache, Alexander Dallas (1806-1867).1-4-13. Bacon, A. B. (District Attorney of Cameron County, Texas).1-1-11 Badger, A. S.4-47-37, 38. Bailie, A. D.3-37-1;4-43-1. Baker, J. L.3-37-32, 43. Balch, George Thatcher (d. 1894).1-12-3 (stamp?);2-26-11 (stamp). Baldwin, Thomas.3-30-19. Baldwin, William Henry (d. 1898).3-40-12. Ballard, D. P.3-40-2, 19, 28;3-41-31;3-42-1, 32, 33. Ballard, D. W. (Governor of Oregon).6-73-3. Balli, _____.6-71-14 (m.). Banks, Nathaniel Prentiss (1816-1894).1-12-8;2-30-18 (m.). Barber, L. E.2-26-26. Barber, Robert.4-47-50. Barnes, James.3-40-20, 35;3-42-31, 47;4-43-14. Barney, George A.7 (vol.)-recipient. Barrancas, Florida.SEE District of West Florida. Bartlett, Eliza M.3-33-8. Bates, Edward.1-10-22. [Baturoni], G.6-71-14. Baxter, G. W.4-53-4. Beach, G. B.4-48-13. Beattie, Adam.3-36-36;3-42-10;7 (vol.)-recipient. Beaudry, R. H.4-47-24. Beauregard, Peter Gustavus Toutant (1818-1893).4-53-50 (copy). Bellegrove Mansion.3-36-18 (m.);3-37-7 (m.). Bellows, Henry Whitney (1814-1882).1-9-7b (copy). Bench, Dennis.6-73-3. Bencham, Spencer C. (d. 1876).2-28-12. Benton, Thomas Hart, Jr.2-14-3;7 (vol.)-recipient. Berry, I. R.2-29-34. Bertram, Henry.4-53-11 (tel.);25 (tel.), [37-39 (tels.)]. Bertrand, C. P.1-10-29;2-15-9. Bexter, E.1-9-17a.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 6 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Bidwell, John (1819-1900).6-72-1 (copy). Big Creek, Arkansas-Skirmish.2-22-1. Binney, Mrs. Amos.1-10-47. Bishop, Daniel E.3-35-7 (m.). Black, James R.7 (vol.)-recipient;[8 (Vol.)-recipient]. Black, [John] Charles (1839-1915).3-35-14;3-37-21, 23, 24;3-38-23, 41;3-39-1;3-40-3;3-41-1, 40, 41;4-43-15, 29;4-44-4;5-57-40;7 (vol.)-recipient. Black, William W.3-40-9. Blair, Francis (Frank) Preston, Jr. (1821-1875).1-6-6. Blakely, Alabama.4-48-21;4-51-6, 44, 83, 86, 90;4-52-1, 2, 19, 20;4-53-17;4-54-25;5-55-33;7 (vol.)-(m.);8 (vol.)-(m.). Blakely, Alabama-Maps.5-56-[1-5].[SEE ALSO: Mobile, Alabama;Pensacola, Florida;Spanish Fort, Alabama]. Blakley, T. M.3-34-36 Bliss, C. C. (Lt. Governor of Arkansas).2-15-35;3-33-1;3-35-22;5-65-2 (m.). Board of Examiners of Commissaries of Subsistence-6th District, New Orleans.5-55-8. Boca Chica Pass, Texas.5-62-21, 22 (map);7 (vol.)-(m.). Boise, Idaho.SEE District of Boise;Fort Boise, Idaho. Bolton, Mississippi-Map.6-88-1. Bowers, Theodore S. (d. 1866).1-7-13;1-8-2;4-44-18. Bowsman, Thomas J.5-64-25. Boyd, S. H.1-9-21. Boyle, William.4-46-25;7 (vol.)-recipient. Bozman, R. M.5-66-3, 4, 21. Breck, [Samuel].1-9-4. [Bredinburgh], John S.3-32-1. Brenham, C. J.6-72-5. Brewster & Co., New York.6-71-[1-3]. Brooke, Lloyd.6-75-10. Brooks, Ben H.6-72-2a, 3;[6-88-2?]. Brown, Alfred.2-28-16a. Brown, Egbert Benson (1816-1902).5-61-26, 30 (m.);5-62-7;7 (vol.)-recipient. Brown, Joseph H.2-28-27. Brown, M. C.3-35-12. Brownsville, Texas.5-61-22;5-63-10;5-64-15;6-69-1;7 (vol.).-(m.). Brownsville, Texas-Junta Patriotica Mejicana.6-69-7. Bruce, Mrs. M. E.2-26-20. Buchanan, [M.?].3-32-10. Buckland, Ralph Pomeroy (1812-1892).1-10-14. Buell, Don Carlos (1818-1898).1-1-6/ Buford, Napoleon Bonaparte (1807-1883).1-11-5 (m.). Bullock, W. F. Jr.5-55-9. Burbridge, Stephen Gano (1831-1894).2-20-10. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands.5-58-25 (m.);5-59-3.[SEE ALSO: War Department-Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands]. Burke, F. N.2-31-10 (printed.). Burnham, Arthur Hubert (d. 1877).4-50-19. Burr, E. T.2-26-14. Busey, Samuel Thompson (1835-1909).4-45-31, 32;7 (vol.)-recipient. Bushwiler, Aaron.6-86-3, 4 (copy), 5, 6 (copy).

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 7 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Butler, James A.3-32-23;3-35-22. Cabella, J. Maria.5-59-27. Caldwell, W. S.6-84-1, 2(Copy), 5, 6 (copy). Caldwell Expedition.3-32-18. CaliforniaSEE Department of California. Camden, Arkansas.1-11-36, 37;2-19-18. Camden, Arkansas-Campaign.1-12-9, 16;1-13-11, 12, 20. Cameron, Simon.1-1-16 (photocopy). Cameron County, Texas.1-1-11. Camp C. F. Smith, Oregon.6-80-6. Camp Steele, San Juan Island, Washington.6-83-3. Camp Warner, Oregon.6-79-11. Campbell, B. H.2-17-7;2-30-4. Canby, Edward Richard Sprigg (1817-1873).2-29-11 (tel.), 17, 21 (tel.);2-30-7 (copy);3-32-7 (copy), 11 (copy);4-49-16;4-50-20 (tel.), 21 (tel.);4-51-58 (tel.), 59 (tel.), 78 (tel.);5-55-31 (tel.);5-57-24 (tel.);5-59-32 (tel.);5-60-1;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Carper, [Leo?].2-18-2, 13;2-21-11. Carr, Byron Oscar.1-11-39;1-12-12;2-17-2;2-23-15;2-30-2, 14. Case, Loyal.1-11-28;3-34-19. Cavalry.SEE 1st Louisiana Cavalry;1st Regiment Florida Cavalry;2nd Battalion Nebraska Cavalry;2nd Illinois Cavalry;2nd Regiment Main Veteran Volunteer Cavalry;2nd Veteran New York Cavalry Volunteers;Separate Cavalry Brigade-Barrancas, Florida;3rd Iowa Cavalry;3rd Michigan Cavalry;13th Illinois Cavalry Volunteers. Cavalry, Chief ofSEE Division of West Mississippi-Chief of Cavalry. Chalfin, Samuel Fletcher (d. 1891).2-29-20. Chancellorsville, Virginia, Battles of.1-4-7 (map);2-26-28.[SEE ALSO: Suffolk-Chancellorsville]. Chandler, J. L.1-12-5, 6, 7, 23, 24, 25;2-30-25, 30, 31. Chandler, W.2-21-34. Chapman, Edmund Drake (d. 1894).2-25-17 (copy). Cheney, A. O.7 (vol.)-recipient. Christensen, Christian Thomsen.1-9-1;2-15-17;2-28-[17-19], 20;2-29-17;2-30-22;3-34-32 (copy);3-36-9, [12-16], 19, [27-29], 35, 37, 38;3-37-2, 3, 13, 21, 25, 33, 38, 39, 44, 45;3-38-[4-6], 13, [25-27], 31, [36-38];3-39-2, 8, 9, [12-14], 16, [20-22], [28-30], [32-34], 37, 38;3-40-13;3-41-11, 12, 19, 20, [32-35];3-42-12;4-43-2, 3, 16, 17;4-44-10;4-45-13, 28;4-46-9, 34;4-47-11, 14;4-50-[9-11], 13, 22 (tel.);4-51-5, [13-19 (tels.)], [31-36 (tels.)], 37, [60-61 (tels.)], [79-81 (tels.)], 91;4-52-[1-3], [11-13], 15, 21, 26, 32, 36, 39;4-53-7, 12, 13, 14 (tel.), 18, [40-44 (tels.)], 51 (tel.);4-54-3;5-60-10;6-71-8, 13, 15 (tel.);7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Chroniger, C. B.5-65-13;5-66-18;5-67-[18-20];6-68-9. Chrysler, Morgan Henry (1822-1890).4-47-49;5-57-28;7 (vol.)-recipient. Clark, Charles E. - Court Martial of.2-27-22 (m.). Clark, George Washington (d. 1898).3-39-5;3-40-39b;7 (vol.)-recipient. Clark, William Thomas (183101905).7 (vol.)-recipient. Clarke, P. J. (Catholic priest, Pine Bluff, Arkansas).2-31-6. Clarke, William Hyde.2-28-[17-19] Claveron, D. W. [Toribio?].6-71-14 (m.). Clayton, Powell (1833-1914).2-21-1 (m.);3-32-20;3-34-32. Clinton, DeWitt (d 1873).2-19-1;[2-30-26?]. Coates, .3-38-42;4-44-5;6-71-16. Cockrell, Francis Marion (1834-1915).4-51-88 (copy). Coleman, W. P.3-36-18;3-37-7. Coles, Charles.6-88-13a (printed).

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 8 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Colored Regiments, etc.SEE Corps d'Afrique;82nd U. S. Colored Infantry;86th Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry;11th U. S. Colored Brigade;50th U. S. Cologed Infantry;1st Division U. S. Colored Troops;47th Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry;76th U. S. Colored Infantry;25th Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry. ColumbiaSEE Department of the Columbia. Commissaries of Subsistence.SEE Board of Examiners of Commissaries of Subsistence. Conduct of the War, U. S. Senate Committee on the5-59-18a. Connecticut Regiments, etc.SEE 2nd Connecticut Light Battery. Cooke, Phillip St. George (1809-1895).2-22-11. Coolidge, Mary Eva.2-31-10 (printed). Corbett, Henry Winslow (1827-1903).6-80-3. Corps d'Afrique.2-19-15;2-20-23;2-21-22. Cortina, Juan Nepomuceno.5-61-26 (m.);5-62-19 (m.), 38 (m.);5-63-4 (m.), 9 (m.), 10 (m.), 16, 17, 21 (m.), 22 (m.);5-64-1, 2, 10 (m.), 11 (m.); 5-67-11, 12;6-68-1, 16 (m.);6-71-23 (m.);7 (vol.)-(m.), recipient. Cotton Creek, Florida.4-49-7. Crandell, Theo [R. or K.?].3-39-5;3-40-39b. Crawford, James.6-84-1, 2 (copy). Crebs, John Montgomery (1830-1890).2-30-21. Crittenden, Thomas Theodore (1832-1909).1-8-14. Crook, George (1828-1890).6-80-6;6-82-5 (m.);6-84-15 (m.). Crosby, J. Schuyler.7 (vol.)-recipient. Crowell, Nathaniel Savage.1-1-7. Crowl, E. W.2-26-26. Crowl, W. C.3-32-23. Cullum, George Washington (1809-1892).1-1-5 (printed);1-2-5;3-36-2. Cunningham, C. H.5-60-2. Curtis, Elijah P.3-40-37. Curtis, Henry Z. (d. 1863).1-3-12 (copy). Curtis, Robert Galpin.4-49-18. Curtis, Samuel Ryan (1805-1866).1-3-7. Custer, George Armstrong (1839-1876).5-62-42 (m.);6-75-2 (m.). Danovan, Thomas.2-31-17. Davidson, Delozier.4-44-21 (m.). Davidson, John Wynn (1824-1881).1-7-15;1-9-20 (m.), 21 (m.);1-10-1;1-12-[5-7], [23-25] (m.)]2-15-36 (m.);2-21-16 (m.);2-29-1;6-88-2 (m.), 6 (m.). Davis, Jefferson (1808-1889).5-57-1 (m.). Davis, Levi.3-37-8, 34. Day, John [H.].4-52-37. Defences of New Orleans.3-40-21, 29;3-42-2;3-42-2, 22, 34, 48;4-43-18. Dethart, E. I.6-75-10. Deitzler, George Washington. (1826-1884)2-15-29. De Leon, F.SEE Leon, Francisco de Denicke, C. M.5-55-32. Denison, J. M.3-35-12. Dennis, Elias Smith (1812-1894).3-36-24;3-37-[9-12];3-38-34, 42;3-40-30;4-44-20b;7 (vol.)-recipient. Department of Arkansas.1-9-23;1-10-3, 6, 12, 24, 25, 27, 32;1-11-3, 8, 9, 15, 17, 30, 31;1-12-1, 13, 15, 19, 21;1-13-9, 10;2-14-1, [10-12];2-15-1, 4, 8, 10, 11, 13, 16, 20, 21, 27;2-16-1, 4, 9, 13;2-17-4, 10, 11, 14;2-18-1, 5, 15, 22;2-19-9, 11, 17;2-20-6, 11, 12, 15, [28-31];2-21-7, 18, 27;2-22-7;2-23-1, 9, 2-23-20, 22, 23;2-24-1, 9, 17;2-26-4, 23, 24;2-28-4, [17-19 (m.)];2-29-18;2-30-12, 15;2-31-1, 9, 11, 18, 23;3-32-2, 3, 12, 14;3033-31;3-34-1, 9, 14, 24;3-35-21;3-36-1. Department of Arkansas-Office, Provost Marshall General.1-10-15.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 9 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Department of California.6-75-4. Department of Louisiana.5-64-7.[SEE ALSO: Louisiana]. Department of Mississippi.3-42-3. Department of TexasSEE 1st Provisional District, . Department of the Columbia.6-68-5 (m.);6-72-7, 8;6-73-5, 6 (m.), 11;6-74-1, 5, 10, 14;6-75-[7-9];6-76-1, 3, 4, 8, 9;6-77-1, 2;6-78-3, [6-13];6-79-1, 2, 5, [7-10], 14, 15;6-80-1, 4, 9, 10;6-81-1, 6;6-82-1, 4, 6, 10;6-83-[1-3], 7;6-85-1, 5, 7, 9;6-86-1, 2, 7, 9, 10 (m.), 11a, 12, 13. Department of the Gulf. 1-10-46 (map);2-19-15 (m.);3-37-35, 36;3-38-3;5-61-28. Department of the Gulf-Office, Chief Signal Officer.4-45-33. Department of the West-St. Louis, Missouri.1-1-6. DeValls Bluff, Arkansas.1-5-9;1-11-10 (map);2-28-26;2-29-15;2-30-28;2-31-24, 25;3-34-13. Dexter, John Bangs (d.1883).4-46-24. Dicken, J. L.1-3-12 (copy);3-41-3. District of Alaska.6-86-10.[SEE ALSO: Alaska]. District of Boise.6-77-4.[SEE ALSO; Fort Boise, Idaho]. District of Eastern Arkansas.2-21-34. District of Texas.5-61-29;5-62-[3-5], 14, 37. District of West Florida (Barrancas).3-39-26, 27, 36;3-41-21;3-42-4, 23, 49;4-43-35, 37, 41;4-44-1, 9, 16, 31, 32;4-46-35, 36;4-47-23;4-48-2, 35, 36. District of West Florida and South Alabama (Ft. Gaines).4-44-19, 22, [27-29];4-45-8;4-46-19, 20;4-47-25, 26.[SEE ALSO: Alabama]. Divicione Mejia-Parque de Artilleria.5-59-27. Division Mejia, La.5-65-11. Division of Mississippi-Raleigh, North Carolina.5-55-10. Division of the Gulf.5-62-41;5-63-12b;6-68-4, 11. Division of the Mississippi, Military.1-7-2, 4, 13;1-8-2, 3, 7, 11;1-10-4, 7, 10, 17, 33, 37;1-11-22, 23, 35, 38;1-12-2, 10-11, 18, 22;2-18-2, 13;2-21-11;2-23-11;2-24-7, 12, 19;2-30-20, 21. Division of West Mississippi, Military.2-15-5, 14, 17, [23-25], 28, 31, 32, 35;2-16-7, 10, 14;2-17-1;2-18-3, 4, [6-8], [16-18], 23;2-19-2, 7, 12, 15;2-20-1, 9, 13, 16, 19, 23, 32;2-21-2, 3, 8, 9, 12, 19, 20, 22, 28, 32;2-22-4, 8;2-23-4, 8, 10, 17, 18, 26;2-24-2, 6, 13, 20, 24, 25;2-25-6, 9, 18;2-26-5, 12, 13, 15, 27;2-27-17, 21, 22;2-28-5, 6, 21, 22;2-29-[2-6], 9, 12, 16, 28;2-30-23;2-31-2, 3, 7;3-32-15, 21, 25;3-33-3, 14, 18, 20, 25, 26;3-34-2, 15, 16, [20-22], [25-28], 30, 31, [33-35], 38, 39;3-35-1, 7, 18;3-36-3, 4, 11, 12, 15, 16, 19, [25-29], 37, 38;3-37-2, 3, 13, 25, [37-39], 44, 45;3-38-[4-6], 14, [24-27], [35-38];3-39-2, [6-9], 21, 22, 28, 29, [31-34], 37, 38;3-40-4, [14-17], 22, 31, 32;3-41-4, 13, [22-24], [36-39];3-42-[5-7], [13-15], 24, 25, [35-39], [50-52];4-43-[4-7], 19, [23-26], 34, [42-44];4-44-2, [10-12], 20a, [23-25], 33, 34;4-45-[1-3], 16, 17, 22, 23, 28;5-58-27;5-59-6 (m.), 21, 28, 39;7 (vol.)-(m.). Division of West Mississippi, Military-Office Chief of Cavalry.2-18-14;2-19-10;2-20-5, 14;2-27-12. Division of West Mississippi, Military-Office of Assistant Inspector General.2-20-4;2-21-29;2-26-16;3-36-5, 39. Division of West Mississippi, Military-Office of the Chief of Artillery.2-31-4. Division of West Mississippi, Military-Office of the Chief of Artillery and Ordnance.3-32-22;3-33-32;3-36-17;3-40-5. Dolan, M.7 (vol.)-recipient. Doty, W. D.4-47-49. Drake, Francis Marion.1-12-17. Drew, Charles Wilson (d. 1903).4-46-6, 37;4-47-47. D[rune?], R. C.6-72-6. Dug Springs, Missouri-Battle.1-1-14. Dunham, Robert Taylor.1-12-8;7 (vol.)-recipient. Dunlap, J. G.1-9-1. DuValls Bluff, ArkansasSEE DeValls Bluff, Arkansas. Dyer, A. B.7 (vol.)-recipient.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 10 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Dyer, Clarence Hopkins (d. 1894).5-58-27;5-59-21,28. Dyer, George Randolph (d. 1895).1-2-9. Ealo, Nicblas de.5-64-9a, 9b. Eaton, Stephen Mm4-47-12;4-51-6, 38, [62-64 (tels.)];5-55-33. Eckerson, Theodore John.6-77-5 (copy). Eckert, Thomas Thompson.5-65-2. Edwards Depot, Mississippi.6-88-1. Eggleston, Charles H.3-40-37. 18th Army Corps.2-19-16. 18th New York Independent Battery Light Artillery.4-52-4;4-53-55 (m.);4-54-4;5-55-22;5-57-2. 8th Iowa Infantry.6-70-1. 8th Regiment, Illinois Veteran Volunteers.3-36-40. 82nd U. S. Colored Infantry.3-38-16. 86th Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry.3-38-28. 83rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry.3-36-27 (m.);3-39-23;3-40-12 (m.), 13 (m.). 11th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.6-71-16. 11th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry.1-13-2. 11th U. S. Colored Brigade.2-18-26. 11th U. S. Infantry-Regimental Band.1-3-11. Emery, Frederic William.2-19-10;3-36-23;4-44-19, 22, [27-29];4-45-6, 8, 14;4-46-13, [18-20], 22, 40;4-47-4, 25, 26, 30, 31;4-54-23;5-59-7, [35-37], 43;5-60-3, 12, [14-16], 18, 21, 22, 31, 32;5-61-1, 2, 20, 24, 29;5-62-[3-5], 6, 9, 14, 35, 37;7 (vol.)-recipient. Engelmann, Adolph.1-13-8, 16. Enochs, I. V.4-51-88 (copy). Escobedo, Mariano (1827-1902).5-64-15 (m.);6-68-16 (m.);6-69-2a, 2b, 4, 5;6-71-23 (m.). Ewing, Thomas, Jr. (1829-1896).2-15-18;2-17-13. Fairman, Gallio.5-55-5. Farrington, Seth C.2-30-7;3-32-19. Ferguson, Samuel B.4-43-36;4-44-3, 7, 34;4-46-23;4-47-27, 39;4-48-2;4-49-19;4-52-6, 22;4-54-5;5-55-24;5-57-3;5-58-14;5-59-11. 50th U. S. Colored Infantry.4-45-9. 15th Massachusetts Battery.3-36-30;7 (vol.)-recipient. 1st Brigade, Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi.3-38-39;3-40-40;3-41-14, 19 (m.).[SEE ALSO: Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi.]. 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi-Ambulance Officer.7 (vol.)-recipient. 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 7th Army Corps.1-13-3. 1st Division, 13th Army Corps.4-49-18. 1st Division, U. S. Colored Troops.4-43-36;4-44-3, 7;4-45-24, 34;4-46-21, 23, 39;4-47-27, 39;4-48-2, 14;4-49-19, 33;4-50-1;4-52-6, 14, 22;4-54-5;5-55-17, 23, 24;5-57-3;5-58-14;5-59-11;6-71-17. 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery-Battery H.4-51-65, 82;4-52-5, 41. 1st Light Battery Indiana Volunteers.6-71-18. 1st Louisiana Cavalry.4-47-38. 1st Michigan Light Artillery-Battery G.4-52-38;4-53-52;4-54-6, 7. 1st Missouri Light Artillery.5-58-20 (m.). 1st Provisional Division, Department of Texas.5-64-12, 13.[SEE ALSO: Department of Texas]. 1st Regiment, Florida Cavalry.3-38-17;4-47-43, 44;7 (vol.)-recipient. Fishback, W. W.1-12-4;1-13-4;2-18-24;3-33-1. FloridaSEE District of West Florida; District of West Florida and South Alabama.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 11 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Florida Regiments, etc.SEE 1st Florida Cavalry. Forman, J. G.1-3-12 (copy?);1-4-2 (m.), 3a (m.), 3b (m.). Forsyth, George Alexander.5-67-8. Fort Boise, Idaho.6-73-8;6-75-6;6-77-5;6-78-1.[SEE ALSO: District of Boise]. Fort Gaines, Florida.SEE District of West Florida and South Alabama. Fort Pickens, FloridaSEE Pensacola Department. Fort Smith, Arkansas.1-10-45;2-18-26;2-27-6;2-28-14;2-29-10;2-30-8;3-33-9, 10, 27;3-34-17, 32. 48th Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteer Battalion.5-65-9, 10;5-66-11;5-67-16, 17;6-68-6. 47th Regiment Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry.6-71-19a, 19b. 47th Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry.4-44-35. 46th Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers,5-66-14, 15. 43rd Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers.3-36-32. 43rd Indiana Volunteer Infantry.1-13-7. Foster, Benjamin Browne.3-37-49 (printed). 4th Battery Light Artillery, Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers.3-36-31;5-65-7, 8;5-67-1;7 (vol.)-recipient. 4th Brigade, Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi.3-35-12; 3-36-1 (m.);4-44-4;7 (vol.)-recipient.[SEE ALSO: Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi]. 4th Brigade Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi-Board of Survey.3-41-40, 41. 4th Brigade, Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi-Office, Senior Surgeon.3-37-40. Frank, Samuel.4-51-91 (copy). Fredberg, Alfred (d. 1873).2-24-20;2-26-12;2-31-4;3-33-32;3-39-40;3-41-43;4-46-17;4-47-1, 9, 55, 56;4-48-[23-25], 32;4-49-[1-4];4-50-[3-5], [16-18];4-51-2, 4, 56, 57, 76, 77, 83 (tel.);4-52-19, 28, 30;4-53-2, 3, 23, 24, [34-36], [47-49], 53;4-54-2, 18, 26, 27;5-57-18, 14, 27, 34;5-58-2, 3, 8, 9, 12, 13, 19, 20;5-59-5, 19 (copy), 31. Freedmen.2-23-13;3-34-8;3-35-5;3-41-4;4-53-48;5-58-25;5-62-39. Fremont, John Charles (1813-1890).1-1-15 (m.). French, J. G.5-62-1. French, William Henry (1815-1881).6-78-5. French Forces-Mexico.5-61-17;5-62-10, 19;5-66-16;5-67-9.[SEE ALSO: Mexico]. Fry, James Barnet (1827-1894).6-77-4 (copy);6-78-1 (copy);6-81-2 (copy);[3-5 (copies)];6-82-8 (copy);6-84-[3-4 (copies)], 12 (copy), [14-15 (copies)];6-85-[2-4 (copies)]. Fuess, Joseph.6-88-13a (printed). Fuller, William Greenleif.4-51-20. Fulton, Joseph F.5-62-21, 22 (map). Furness, William E.7 (vol.)-recipient. Galen, Charles F. (notary).1-3-5. Gantt, E. W.1-9-3, 22 (m.). Garcia, G.6-69-7. Garrard, Kenner (1827?-1879).4-51-84;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Gates, Elijah.4-51-88 (copy). Geary, Edward R.6-73-3. Geddes, J. L.7 (vol.)-recipient. George, S.2-15-9. Gibbs, Addison C. (Governor of Oregon).6-72-16;6-73-1. Gibson, A. (U.S. Navy).7 (vol.)-recipient. Glasgow, Samuel Lyle.3-37-19;4-43-8;4-53-26 (tel.);7 (vol.)-recipient. Glover, J[ohn] M[ontgomery] (1822-91).6-88-3. Goldsmith, B.6-84-5, 6 (copy). Good, John.1-9-17a.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 12 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) [Gooding, Oliver Paul].3-41-31. Goodwin, Benjamin F.6-83-11 (copy), 13, 14 (copy). Granger, Gordon (1822-1876).4-45-10;5-61-17, 21. Grant, Ulysses Simpson (1822-1885).1-3-10 (m.);1-5-14;1-7-2 (m.);1-11-19 (m.);5-59-16, 19 (copy);6-69-9 (m.);6-75-3 (m.);6-82-3. Grant Reception, New York.6-70- 2, 3, 4 (all printed). Gray, John F. Schiller.2-15-25, 28;2-23-10. Gray's Bridge, Arkansas.1-11-11 (map). Green, Eli W.5-66-4, 12. Green, Harriet F.2-21-13. Green, [Lou] B.2-14-7. Green, William D.1-10-48;1-11-14;2-15-15, 22;2-17-8;2-18-20;2-20-7, 18;2-21-6, 10, 16;2-22-1;2-23-2, 9, 19;2-24-4, 14;2-25-11, 12, 15, 20;2-26-2, 6, 7, 18, 19, 22;2-27-6, 10, 14, 18, 19;2-28-7, 9, 25;2-29-10, 25;2-30-8, 12, 15, 16, 27;2-31-8, 22, 25, 30;3-32-5;3-33-10, 11, 19;3-34-14 (stamp?), 32;3-36-1. Grierson, Benjamin Henry (1826-1911).4-53-5, 15, 16, 27;5-58-4. Grimes, James Wilson (1816-1872).2-25-10. Guerillas.2-25-18;5-58-23. Guerillas of Juarez.5-63-2. Gulf [of Mexico]SEE Department of the Gulf; Division of the Gulf. Guthrie, M.1-10-26. Hadley, Julius L.2-15-12. Haight, J. William, Jr.3-36-20;3-38-16, 17, 28;3-39-23;4-44-35;4-45-4, 9, 11, 12, 15;4-46-35. Haines, _. L.2-17-12. Haines Bluff, Mississippi.1-4-11 (map). Hains, Peter Conover.3-41-25. Hall, J. Harrison.6-86-11b, 11c. Hall, Mrs. J. Harrison.6-86-11b, 11c. Halleck, Henry Wager (1815-1872).1-2-8 (tel.);1-3-13;6-71-8 (copy);6-72-13 (copy);6-73-8 (copy);6-74-4 (m.);6-88-4. Halsted, Richard F.5-59-14, 18, 33;5-61-27;5-62-11, 17, 36, 43;5-63-20;5-64-4, 7;7 (vol.)-recipient. Hancock, B.3-41-15. Hanson, Thomas H. (notary).1-1-4. Hargrove, A. [N:?].2-29-34. Harmony, D. B.4-54-19. Harms, Charles.6-88-13a (printed). Harper, C. A.3-33-1;3-35-22; Harris, Lewis K.5-55-18. Harris, S. B. (deputy recorder).1-3-5. Harris, Thomas Harvey (d. 1896).1-7-2, 4. Harrison, James.1-9-19;1-10-30. Harte, Francis Brett (Bret) (1836-1902).6-79-13 (m.). Hartmann, Theo[bald].2-27-9. Haskell, L. T.7 (vol.)-recipient. Hatch, W. S.3-39-10. Hawkins, John Parker (1830-1914).3-39-16;4-45-18 (copy), 24;4-46-6, 21, 23, 38, 39;4-48-2, 14, 28;4-49-6, 19, 32a;4-50-1;4-51-7, 9, 66, 85, 86;4-52-6, 14, 22;4-54-5, 20;5-55-15, 17, 23, 24;5-58-14;5-59-10, 11, 17;5-62-24;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Hawthorne Theatricals, [Portland, Oregon?].6-79-3, 4a, 4b (all printed). Hayden, M. M.2-27-13.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 13 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Hayward, A.6079-6. Hazard, W. P.7 (vol.)-recipient. [Hazen?], G. M.4-54-21. Headington, Nimrod.5-64-25;6-71-24. Headington, William.7 (vol.)-recipient. Helena, Arkansas.2-22-5; 2-23-2. Helena, Arkansas- The Western Clarion SEE Western Clarion, The Henry, Charles A.2-16-11, 15;2-19-18;2-21-4, 5;2-23-15;2-24-17;2-25-17, 19;2-26-1. Henry, James A.2-15-9. Henry, James H. B.3-38-43. Herron, Francis Jay (1837-1902).2-29-19, 23, 24, 29, [30-32];2-30-1, 2;2-31-12;6-69-8. Heuston, H. M.6-72-4. Heydenfeldt, Solomon.1-1-4;1-3-5. High, W. R.4-46-5. Hitch, E. O.4-48-3, 4, 15, 29, 37;4-49-[24-26];4-51-39. Hitchcock, F. L.4-47-13. Hodges, Henry Clay.6-76-6, 7. Hoffman, Wickham.7 (vol.)-recipient. Hood, W. N.1-8-16. Horne, J.1-3-12. Hotchkiss, Walter S.3-40-37;3-42-16;6-71-21;7 (vol.)-recipient. Hough, John (d. 1891).4-51-22;5-57-5, 41. House, W.T.6-71-20b. Houston, L. B.7 (vol.)-recipient. Houston, William E.3-41-40, 41. Hovey, Charles Edward (1827-1897).1-5-1; 1-8-12b. Howard, Enoch.1-11-20;27 (m.), 28 (m.). Howe, Anne Cordelia Steele (Mrs. James H.).6-87-2d (copy). Howe, Emma.5-61-23. Hubbard, Edward Buckley.2-15-12, 26;2-28-24. Hubble, Alex. C.3-32-8. Hudson, Edward McKeever.6-71-9. Hughston, Joe A. (nephew of F. Steele).2-30-17. Humphrey, Otis Milton.3-37-5, 8, 40, 46, 47;3-38-10, 11, 18, 20, 48;3-39-11, 25, 43, 44;3-40-2, 10, 26;3-41-16, 17, 26, 30;7 (vol.)-recipient. Hunt, William, Jr.3-40-5;4-53-55. Hunter, David (1st Lt., 35th Wisconsin Volunteers).5-64-19, 20. Huntly, John J.3-38-39;3-40-40;5-65-13. Hurlbut, Stephen Augustus (1815-1882).1-9-15. Hyslop, Robert H.2-16-3. Idaho.6-76-16.[SEE ALSO: cities in Idaho]. Illinois Regiments, etc.SEE 8th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteers;11th Illinois Volunteer Infantry;46th Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers;43rd Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers;99th Regiment, Illinois Volunteers;97th Illinois Volunteer Infantry;13th Illinois Cavalry Volunteers;37th Illinois Infantry;37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry;28th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers;29th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers. Indian Affairs.4-46-52. Indiana Regiments, etc.SEE 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery;1st Light Battery Indiana Volunteers;47th Regiment Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry;43rd Indiana Volunteer Infantry;69th Battalion Indiana Infantry Volunteers;34th Indiana Veteran

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 14 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Volunteer Infantry;24th Battalion Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry;24th Indiana Volunteers. Indians.6-72-13;6-73-11;6-77-2;6-80-6;6-85-8. Indians-Reservation.6-79-11. Indians-Trade and supply.1-12-20;2-25-2. Infantry.SEE 8th Iowa;8th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteers;82nd U. S. Colored Infantry;86th Regiment U. S. Colored;83rd Regiment Ohio Volunteers;11th Illinois Volunteer Infantry;11th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry;11th U. S. Infantry;[11th U. S. Colored Brigade?];50th U. S. Colored;1st Brigade, Reserve Coprs, Military Division of West Mississippi;1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 7th Army Corps;48th Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteer Battalion;47th Regiment Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry;47th Regiment U. S. Colored;46th Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers;43rd Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers;43rd Indiana Volunteer Infantry;97th Illinois Volunteer Infantry;114th Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers;77th Ohio Volunteer Infantry;76th U. S. Colored Infantry;69th Battalion Indiana Infantry Volunteers;3rd U. S.;30th Missouri Volunteer Infantry;35th Regiment Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers;31st Massachusetts Mounted Infantry;34th Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry;37th Illinois;37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry;36th Iowa Infantry;20th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry;28th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers;25th Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry;24th Battalion Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry;29th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers;23rd Iowa Infantry Volunteers. Ingalls, Rufus (1818-1893).6-74-9a;6-75-3;6-86-14;6-87-1 (m.). Ingesoll, Orten.4-43-10;4-44-5. Inspector General, Assistant.SEE Division of West Mississippi-Assistant Inspector General. Iowa.6-70-1. Iowa Regiments, etc.SEE 8th Iowa Infantry;3rd Iowa Cavalry;36th Iowa Infantry;20th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry;23rd Iowa Infantry Volunteers. Irwin, Bernard John Dowling.2-30-3. Jack-Knife Delineations.6-88-5 (printed broadside). Jacks, T. M. (Arkansas Congressman).2-25-1 (printed). Jackson, Amos Messer.4-47-14;4-52-15 (copy). Jackson, Richard Henry (1830-1892).7 (vol.)-recipient. Jackson, Mississippi.1-4-9 (map), 10 (map). Jacoby, Lawrence.3-40-6;6-71-18;7 (vol.)-recipient. James, T. A.7 (vol.)-recipient. Jenkins, George N.3-38-29, 30. Jenkins Ferry, Arkansas, Battle of.1-13-11, 12, 16, 17;2-14-5;2-16-15;2-25-8. Jennings, Orville.6-73-10. Johnson, Andrew (1808-1875).4-53-22 (m.);6-68-8 (m.), 15 (m.), 16 (m.). Johnson, G. M. L. (13th Indiana Cavalry).6-88-6. Johnson, J. M.1-10-13. Johnston, Joseph Eggleston (1807-1891).4-54-21 (copy);5-55-25 (copy). Jones, _____ (Capt., Quarter Master, 1st Brigade, 1st Division).7 (vol.)-recipient. Jones, C. C.5-55-14. Jones, John J.3-36-32;5-66-[13-15]. Jordan, C. F.2-29-34. Jost, Fred.4-47-43, 44. Juarez, Benito Pablo (1806-1872).4-53-6 (m);5-63-10 (m.), 12 (m.);6-68-16 (m.);6-71-23 (m.);7 (vol.) (m.). Junta Patriotica MejicanaSEE Brownsville, Texas-Junta Patriotica Mejicana. Keily, Daniel J.2-29-9. Kelly, Frank V.4-47-38. Kelly, John Henry (d. 1881).3-38-19;3-39-17;4-44-36;4-45-5; Kelton, John Cunningham. (d. 1893).1-8-1. Kenner, Louisiana.7 (vol.) (m.).

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 15 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Kenner Plantation, LouisianaSEE Oakland Plantation. Kennerville, LouisianaSEE Kenner, Louisiana. Kennicott, Ransom.4-46-11;5-55-5;5-66-18;5-67-[18-20];6-68-9. Kent, Loren (d. 1866).3-40-7;3-41-5;3-42-17, 28, 53, 56;7 (vol.)-recipient. Kent, Richard A.5-61-22;5-62-16, 20;5-63-23, 28;5-64-5, 16, 17;5-65-1;5-67-22;6-68-16;7 (vol.)-official copyist;8 (vol.)-official copyist. Kenyon, _____ (Capt. 28th Wisconsin Infantry).7 (vol.)-recipient. Kielmansegge, Eugene von.4-47-[40-44]. Kimball, Nathan (1822-1898).1-11-40, 41. King, Richard A.3-39-17. Kinney, J. C.4-51-8, 10, 40, 67;4-52-23. Kinsey, William Baker.3-37-17;7 (vol.)-recipient. Kishwood, John.6-88-7. [Kithnar?], John H. (96th Ohio).3-42-26. Kittredge, C. W.2-14-16. [Kloch], Louis.3-42-18. Knapp, J. R.3-34-37. Knapp, Mary Field.1-9-27. Knox, Thomas W.1-7-16. Krez, Conrad.7 (vol.)-recipient. Kuhn, William E.3-38-45. Lacey, John Fletcher (1841-1913).1-13-5, 17;2-20-31;2-26-24;2-27-23;3-34-1, 9;3-36-41;3-37-5, 7, 8, 22, 31;3-38-19, 29, 30, 42, 47;3-39-17, 24;3-40-23, 24, 33, 37;3-41-31;3-42-40;4-43-11;4-44-18, 23, 38;4-45-1, 3, 7, 23;4-46-23, 27, 29, 41;4-47-2;4-48-8, 9, 29;4-49-24, 28;4-52-8, 10, 24;4-54-8;5-55-5, 29;5-62-41 (m.);6-86-16;7 (vol.);8 (vol.). Laing, Anna C.2-22-9. Melville Lencey 1839-1910 (El Perkins) Landon, O. D. (New York Tribune). 1-11-5;2-22-5. Lawler, Michael Kelly (1814-1882).3-36-33;3-37-5, 28, 29;3-38-7, 44;3-40-7, 23;3-41-6, 14, 27;7 (vol.)-recipient. Lazelle, Henry Martyn.3-41-31. Leahy, M. A.3-35-12. Leake, Joseph Bloomfield.3-37-18;3-42-54, 60. Lee, George.7 (vol.)-recipient. Leflar, F. M.4-45-35. Leon, Francisco de.4-53-6;5-63-10 (m.), 21, 22;5-64-11 (m.);6-69-7;6-71-23 (m.). [Levirt?], Mme. _____.6-71-20a. Lewis, H. L. D.4-51-88 (copy). Lewisburg, Arkansas.2-25-20;2-29-10. Lieber, Guido Norman.1-3-11. Lincoln, Abraham. (1809-1865).1-1-16 (photocopy);1-4-1, 8b (copy);1-8-2 (printed copy);1-9-2, 12, 22, 24;3-32-23 (m.);4-53-21 (m.). Little, C. S.3-35-12. Little Rock, Arkansas.1-6-3;1-10-14;2-18-20;2-25-12;4-54-29. Little Rock, [Arkansas], Citizens.3-35-22. Livingston, Robert Ramsay.2-18-27;2-25-2. Lockwood, A.3-37-6. Lockwood, C. M.6-86-3, 4 (copy). Louisiana.1-4-14 (map).[SEE ALSO; Cities;]Department of Louisiana;]Southern Division of La. Louisiana Regiments, etc.SEE 1st Louisiana Cavalry.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 16 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Low, Frederick Ferdinand (1828-1894).1-9-7b (copy). Loyal National League.1-4-5. Loyal Publication Society.1-4-5. Lucas, Thomas John (1826-1908).4-48-13, 15, 22;4-49-7, 20, [24-27];4-51-43;5-58-4;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Lydon, P. H.7 (vol.)-recipient. Lyman, Joseph (1840-1890).2-14-3;4-49-12;4-50-23;4-53-54;4-54-7;5-55-20;5-61-19;5-62-18;6-77-3;7 (vol.);8 (vol.). Lynch, James R.5-65-9, 10;5-66-1, 11;5-67-16, 17. Lyon, Francis.4-51-68;8 (vol.)-recipient. Lyon, Nathaniel (1818-1861).1-1-15 (m.);5-63-10 (m.). Lyons, J. L.5-66-16;5-67-9;6-68-12. Lytle, William Haines (1826-1863).6-88-8 (copy by F. Steele). McAlister, M. D.4-46-24 (copy);4-50-7. McCart, J. P. C.5-65-14;5-66-19, 20;5-67-21;6-68-10. McClellan, Ellen M. (Mrs. George B.)1-4-2.a McClellan, George Brinton (1826-1885).2-24-21 (m.);2-25-3 (m.), 7 (m.), 8 (m.), 16 (printed); 2-31-31 (m.);3-34-11 (m.). McClelland, J. C.3-41-40, 41. Macomber, George (d. 1869).6-76-4, 8;6-77-1, 2;6-79-[7-10]. McConaughy, J. B.4-47-23 (copy). McCracken, John.6-75-10. McDowell, Irwin.1-4-8a. McEntee, Charles Stuart.3-36-12 (m.);3-37-4, [14-16], 26, 27;3-38-8, 15;3-39-3, 15, 45, 46;3-40-8, 11;3-41-7;4-44-19 (m.);4-45-29, 36;4-49-13;4-53-45;4-54-9 (tel.), 10 (tel.);5-55-19;5-57-22, 23;5-64-8 (m.);6-73-9;6-74-15;7 (vol.)-recipient McKeem, Hugh.4-53-7 (copy). McKitrick, R. H.5-60-2. McLaughlin, John A.3-41-42;3-42-8;7 (vol.)-recipient. McLean, William E.2-14-4. McLoughlin, George Hogg.2-30-24. McMillan, James.5-62-32. McPherson, W. A.6-73-3. McPhesters, Sallie.2-21-23. Mack, Albert G.4-52-4;4-54-4;5-55-22;5-57-2;7 (vol.)-recipient. Mackey, C. H. (33rd Iowa).2-14-2;[7 (vol.)-recipient?]. Macy, John.4-46-3. Magill, A. I.1-11-1. Maine Regiments, etc.SEE 2nd Regiment Maine Veteran Volunteer Cavalry. Major, John C.1-13-5. Mansfield, Louisiana, Battle of.1-12-8. Manter, Frederick H.1-12-15;2-15-6;2-17-4 (m.), 6 (m.);2-18-19 (m.);2-20-2 (m.)2-21-30 (m.) Manter, Sue M.2-21-30;3-42-55. Marcy, Randolph Barnes (1812-1887).2-25-7;2-29-22. Marks Mills, Arkansas, Battle of.1-12-17. Marland, William M.3-40-34;4-43-27;4-53-46 (tel.);7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Marlow, L. A.5-60-2. Marshall, J. A.5-55-20. State Fair.1-10-47. Mason, Thomas.3-41-43. Mason, William B.1-13-6. Masson, Ernest.6-68-7.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 17 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Massachusetts Regiments, etc.SEE 15th Massachusetts Battery;4th Battery Light Artillery Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers;2nd Battery Massachusetts Light Artillery;7th Massachusetts Battery Light Artillery;31st Massachusetts Mounted Infantry. Matamoros, Mexico.5-61-17;5-62-19;5-64-15;6-69-[2-5];6-71-14, 23. Matamoros, Mexico-Baile Nacional.5-66-5. Matamoros, Mexico-Merchants.5-63-24, 25. Matamoros, Mexico-Prefecto Politico.5-63-4. Matthews, A. C.3-39-39;3-42-9, 27. Maximilian (1832-67).5-62-7 (m.). Meade, Margaretta S.1-11-33. Meigs, Samuel Emlen.1-2-4. Mejía, Tomás (1812?-1867).5-62-7, 19 (m.);5-63-2, 10 (m.), 18, 19;5-64-10 (m.);5-66-[6-9];5-67-15;6-68-3, 16 (m.);6-69-1;7 (vol.)-(m.), recipient. Mejía Ball.5-67-13. Melville, George S.2-15-31, 32;2-16-7;2-18-8;4-52-25. Memphis, Tennesee.2-29-22. Merrill, Lewis.2-24-21. Metcalf, _. A.4-45-26. Mexico.4-53-6;5-60-1, 4;5-61-8, 17;5-63-12a, 21, 22;5-64-15;6-71-11, 12.[SEE ALSO: Cities; French Forces]. Mexico, Treaties with.6-71-[28-30]. Mexico-U. S.-Extradition Treaty.1-3-4. Michigan Regiments, etc.SEE 1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery G;3rd Michigan Cavalry. Military Department ofSEE Department of Military District ofSEE District of Military Division ofSEE Division Military Justice, Bureau of.2-29-8. Millard, Alex. S.3-38-29, 30. Miller, Mrs. E.1-11-2. Miller, G. L.1-8-5;1-11-4;2-18-19;2-25-8. Miller, Joseph Warren.3-42-3. Miller, Stephen (1816-1881).2-27-16;2-31-27. Mills, Isaac C. (Arkansas State Senator).1-9-11;3-35-22. Minnesota Regiments, etc.SEE 3rd Minnesota Volunteers. Mississippi.SEE Department of Mississippi;Division of Mississippi;Division of the Mississippi. Missouri.2-23-5. Missouri Regiments, etc.SEE 1st Missouri Light Artillery;30th Missouri Volunteer Infantry. Mitchel, John B.5-58-15. Mitchell, George Anson (d. 1878).1-3-8;2-26-21;2-27-1;3-39-4;4-44-12;5-59-24. Mizner, John Kemp (d. 1898).3-32-9. Mobile, Alabama.4-51-92;4-52-18;4-53-1, 47;4-54-25;5-56-1 (map), 3 (map);5-57-39;7 (vol.)-(m.);8 (vol.)-(m.). Mobile, Alabama-Maps.[SEE ALSO: Blakely, Alabama;Pensacola, Florida;Spanish Fort, Alabama]. Mobile, [Alabama] Ordnance Department.4-53-55. Monreith, Thomas.6-73-3. Monreith, Walter.6-73-3. Monroe, George.3-36-7, 10, 21;3-38-40;3-39-19;4-43-32, 38;4-44-14, 30;4-45-27;4-46-4, 27;4-47-2;4-48-5;4-49-23;4-52-7;4-54-13;5-55-27, 28. Monterrey, Mexico.5-66-16;5-67-9. Monterrey, Mexico-French Commandante.5-67-5.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 18 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Montgomery, A. S.2-18-14;2-23-17. Montgomery, Alabama, Post of.5-55-1, 2;8 (vol.)-(m.). Moore, E. E. (Steele sister).6-87-2c, 3a. Moore, Frank (2nd Illinois Cavalry).4-47-15;4-50-23;6-88-9;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Moore, Frederick William.4-45-35;4-46-10;8 (vol.)-recipient. More, John W.2-14-13;3-37-30. Moore, [Thomas William Channing (d. 1881].5-62-26. [Morey, Benjamin] F.2-18-6, 11;2-20-9, 13, 32. Morrison, R. G.7 (vol.)-recipient. Morse, C. C.3-41-40, 41;4-44-4. Morton, _____ (Capt., Provost Marshall, Brownsville, Texas).7 (vol.)-recipient. Moses, Albert J.4-43-20, 21. Mulholland, P.6-88-13a (printed). Murphy, Isaac.1-9-18, 28;1-10-31;1-11-32;2-17-3;2-18-12;2-29-34;3-33-1. Myers, William (d. 1887).1-2-6, 7;2-16-12, 16;2-20-20;2-23-5. Nash, L. B.2-28-27;2-30-25;3-33-35. Naval Forces, Pensacola Bay, [Florida]-Commanding Officer.7 (vol.)-recipient. Navarrete, Pedro.5-59-27. Nebraska Regiments, etc.SEE 2nd Battalion Nebraska Cavalry. Negroes.1-10-32, 33, 37;2-18-16;2-29-3;3-32-18;3-34-28;4-53-51;5-57-19. Nesmith, James Willis (1820-1885).6-71-6. Nettleton, E. P.4-46-12;4-47-45, 46. New Orleans, Louisiana.5-55-8.[SEE ALSO: 6th District, New Orleans]. New Orleans, [Louisiana], Defences ofSEE Defences of New Orleans. New Orleans, [Louisiana] Times.4-53-17. New York Regiments, etc.SEE 18th New York Independent Battery;161st Regiment New York Volunteers;2nd Veteran New York Cavalry Volunteers;21st New York Battery;26th New York Battery. Newberry, J. A.2-26-10. Newhall, F. C.7 (vol.)-recipient. Newlin, [Charles Scull?].2-24-19. Newton, E. H.4-48-30. Ney, [Michel Aloys?] (1835-1881).7 (vol.)-(m.). Nez Perce Indians.6-73-3. Nicodemus, William Joseph Leonard (d. 1879).3-35-13 (m.). Nieter, _____.5-63-26. Nieter, Mrs. _____.5-63-26. 99th Regiment, Illinois Volunteers.3-37-22. 97th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.4-45-11. Norris, L. E.4-47-3;7 (vol.)-recipient. [Norrland], Harriet C.1-9-5, 6. North Dakota.2-25-2. Nye, William E.4-46-5;4-47-47 Oakland Plantation, Kenner, Louisiana.3-40-23;3-41-3, 5, 6, 15;3-42-11;4-43-33;6-71-15. O'Connell, John Dawes (d. 1867).2-28-8. O'Hara, James.6-74-9b. Ohio Regiments, etc.SEE 83rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry;11th Ohio Volunteer Infantry;48th Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteer Battalion;114th Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers;17th Ohio Battery;77th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Olnhausen, Andreas.5-66-14, 15.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 19 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Olvera, Rafael.5-67-2. 114th Regiment Ohio Infantry Volunteers.4-44-36. 161st Regiment New York Volunteers.3-37-17. O'Neal, A. W.7 (vol.)-recipient. Oppenheimer, J.6-83-12, 13, 14 (copy). Ord, Edward Otho Cresap. (1818-1883).2-20-3 (m.);3-42-20 (m.). Ordnance, Chief of Artillery andSEE Division of West Mississippi-Chief of Artillery and Ordnance. Oregon.6-73-3, 11;76-166-80-6;6-85-8;6-76-14.[SEE ALSO: Cities]. Oregon Volunteers.6-73-1 (m.). O'Reilly, Thomas.2-27-4. Orff, Henry.7 (vol.)-recipient. Osterhaus, Peter Joseph. (1823-1917).4-50-[9-11 (copies)], 12, 13 (copy), 24 (tel.);4-51-38, [41-42 (tels.)], [69-70 (tels.)], [88-90 (tels.)];4-52-26 (copy), 33;4-53-18 (copy), 19, 28 (tel.);5-55-26;5-56-24 (tel.);7 (vol.)-recipient. Owen, Timothy.3-38-9 (by clerk);4-45-25;4-46-26. Pacification Policies.1-9-2, 3, 16, 18, 22;1-10-22, 30;1-11-34;2-16-8. Paddock, Joseph Williamson.1-3-12 (copy);1-5-10. Palmer, M. L.6-88-10. Palmer, Sarah.2-23-12. Park, T. W.1-1-4;1-3-5. Parker, Amasa Junius (1807-1890).3-35-17. Parker, Anna F.1-1-3, 15. Parsons, E. B.7 (vol.)-recipient. Parsons, Lewis Baldwin (1818-1907).2-23-15. Paulina (Piute Indian).6-73-8 (m.). Peabody, O.3-37-40. Peck, D. B.7 (vol.)-recipient. Peck, John James (1821-1878).2-26-28 (printed). Peirce, S. S.2-14-2. Pennington, Alexander Cummings McWhorter (1810-1867).6-78-4. Pensacola, Florida.4-44-20;4-45-10;4-46-[30-33], 53;4-47-33, 34;7 (vol.)-(m.);8 (vol.)-([UNK] Pensacola, Florida-Maps.4-49a-[1-5].[SEE ALSO: Blakely, Alabama; Mobile, Alabama; Spanish Fort, Alabama]. Pensacola Department, Fort Pickens, Florida.4-45-26. Pent, Samuel.4-53-29. Perry, Alexander James.6-73-4 (stamp). Perry, Raymond H.5-65-3. Peters, George B.1-8-12a. Petersburg, Virginia.4-52-3. Phelps, John Smith (1814-1886).2-30-18;3-33-34. Pickard, A. J.4-46-28. Pickering, William (Governor of Washington).6-72-15;6-76-2. Pike, Mrs. Albert.6-88-11. Pile, William Anderson (1829-1889).4-51-9;5-55-15;7 (vol.)-recipient. Pilot Knob, Missouri.2-28-13. Pine Bluff, Arkansas.1-10-8;2-27-25;2-28-9;6-71-5. Pitzman, Jul[iu]s.1-4-6, 12. Piute Indians.6-73-8. Pleasant Hill, Louisiana, Battle of1-12-8. Pohlers, A.1-4-7.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 20 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Point Reyes, California.SEE Punta de los Reyes Ranch. Pollard, William S.4-47-29;5-66-20;5-67-21;6-68-10. Pollard, Alabama.4-49-26;7 (vol.)-(m.);8 (vol.)-(m.). Pontonier Corps.4-46-25. Pope, Hamilton.2-15-33. Pope, John (1822-1891).1-2-1, 2. Port Townsend, Washington.6-72-11. Porter, George H.4-51-21. Porter, Henry M.5-64-21, 22. Portland, Oregon.6-75-2, 3, 8;6-78-6;6-86-10. Potter, O. O.7 (vol.)-recipient. Prado, Apolinaria.5-67-6, 7. Prentice, George D.2-15-33. Price, O. F.3-34-36. Proctor, Emma H.6-87-2b (copy). Proctor, Thomas E.6-87-5, 6. Proctor, Mrs. Thomas E.6-87-5, 6. Provost Marshall GeneralSEE Department of Arkansas-Provost Marshall General. Puget Sound, Washington.6-72-11, 15;6-73-11. Pugh, Henry L.5-64-23, 24. Punta de los Reyes Ranch (Point Reyes, California).1-1-4;1-3-5. [Purington], D. V.7 (vol.)-recipient. Putnam, Henry R. (d. 1872).4-44-20. Quartermaster General's Office, Washington, D. C.6-73-4;6-75-12. Quartermaster General's Office-Property Division.6-75-5. Raleigh, North CarolinaSEE Division of Mississippi. Ramsay, George Douglas (1802-1882).2-26-3 (m.). Ready, E. S.5-57-35;7 (vol.)-recipient. Rebel Archives.5-62-33. Red River [Arkansas] Campaign (Southwest Arkansas Campaign).1-12-8;1-13-2.8, 11-20;2-14-[2-4], 6,[8-11];2-15-2, 3, 6. Reed, Samuel A.4-47-27;4-49-32b. El Republicano.6-71-11, 12. Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi.3-36-6, 9;3-37-4, [14-16], 26, 27;7 (vol.).[SEE ALSO: 1st Grigade Reserve Corps;4th Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps;3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps;3rd Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps. Rew, Bradford B.4-51-91 (copy). Reynolds, Joseph Jones (1822-1899).2-21-2 (m.);2-29-11 (m.), 17;2-30-8 (m.), 19, 21;3-32-19 (m.);3-33-27. Rhoades, Lawrence.4-49-21;4-54-11;5-55-8;5-57-4, 36;5-58-1;5-64-17 (m.). Rhodes, Hinman.5-64-26;6-71-26. Rice, Charles S.3-41-8;7 (vol.)-recipient. Rice Samuel Allen (1828-1864).2-14-8;[6-88-12]. Richmond, Virginia.4-52-3. Rike, William H. H.5-65-9, 10;5-66-11;5-67-16, 17;6-68-6. Rio Bravo, Texas.5-64-1, 2. Rio Grande, Texas.5-59-16;5-60-1;5-61-8;5-62-15;7 (vol.)-(m.). Ritter, Richard.3-40-9;4-43-20, 21;7 (vol)-recipient. Robbins, J. R.6-83-13, 14 (copy). Robles, Luis.5-63-7, 8, 10 (m.);6-68-13.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 21 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Rochester, Montgomery.1-12-2;2-30-20 (stamp), 29 (stamp). Rockwood, Shepard S.3-41-44;7 (vol.)-recipient. Rodriguez, Gonzales.5-67-6, 7. Rogers, Anthony Astley Cooper (1819-1899).2-16-8. Rosecrans, William Starke (1819-1898).2-28-13;2-31-19. Rouse, J. D.5-62-44;7 (vol.). Rousseau, Lovell Harrison (1818-1869).6-79-12 (m.);6-80-2 (m.);6-87-1 (m.). Rowse, Albert.3-36-30;3-37-7;3-40-24, 33;4-43-30;7 (vol.)-recipient. Royston, Y. L.5-55-21 (copy). Rucker, Daniel Henry (1812-1910).6-81-7. Ruggles, George David.1-1-2. Rush, J. B.7 (vol.)-recipient. Russell, _____.7 (vol.)-recipient. Russell, Edwin.6-75-10. Sachs, Henry.3-32-16, 17;3-35-23. Sagendorph, M.4-49-5. St. Louis, Missouri.SEE Department of the West. Salomon, Charles Eberhard.1-13-17;2-14-5. Salomon, Frederick (1826-1897).2-15-2, 12. Sample, James Blaine (d. 1868).4-49-22. San Juan Island, Washington.6-72-11;6-82-3. San Luis Obispo [California] Ranch.6-74-2, 5, 8. San Roman, Jose.7 (vol.)-recipient. Sargent, Charles Sprague (1841-1927).3-38-3. Sawtelle, Charles Greene.3-36-35;3-41-28, 29, 45;4-51-10;4-54-12 (tel.);6-73-2. Sawyer, Roswell Miner.1-11-38. Scammon, Charles Telfant.1-3-2 (m.);2-28-[17-19];3-35-2;3-42-46 (m.);7 (vol.). Scammon, J. Young.2-24-3. Schofield, George Wheeler (d. 1882).6-80-2. Schofield, John McAllister (1831-1906).1-8-6; 1-9-19. Scott, Caroline L.2-19-6;[2-30-26?]. Scott (Miss) J.1-11-26. Scott, J. E.7 (vol.)-recipient. Scott, Robert Nicholson (d. 1887).6-72-11, 13;6-74-7;6-75-1, 6 (copy), 14 (copy);6-80-8 (copy);6-82-7 (copy). Sears, Francis A.4-47-29. Seawell, C. G.3-39-18. Seawell, Thomas D.2-24-10. 2nd Battalion Nebraska Cavalry.2-18-27. 2nd Battery Massachusetts Light Artillery.3-40-344-43-27. 2nd Brigade, 1st Division (Reserve Corps), Military Division of West Mississippi.3-41-19 (m.)4-43-104-44-5, 20b[SEE ALSO: Reserve Corps]. 2nd Connecticut Light Battery.6-71-21;7 (vol.)-recipient. 2nd Division, 7th Army Corps.2-31-24. 2nd Division, 16th Army Corps.4-49-22. 2nd Division, 13th Army Corps.4-45-27;4-46-4, 27;4-48-5;4-49-23, 33;4-52-7;4-54-13;5-55-27, 28;5-58-15. 2nd Illinois Cavalry-Detachment.4-47-15. 2nd Regiment Maine Veteran Volunteer Cavalry.3-36-20;4-46-28. 2nd Veteran New York Cavalry Volunteers.4-47-48.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 22 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Selma, Alabama.5-57-1;7 (vol.)-(m.). Separate Cavalry Brigade-Barrancas, Florida.4-47-49;4-48-4, 15;4-49-[24-27]. 17th Ohio Battery.3-41-8. 7th Army Corps.1-9-23;1-11-36, 37;1-13-[3-5];3-60-11.[SEE ALSO: 1st Brigade, 3rd Division;2nd Division;3rd Brigade, 3rd Division;3rd Division]. 7th Massachusetts Battery Light Artillery.5-65-12;5-66-17;5-67-3, 4;6-71-22;7 (vol.)-recipient. 7th Vermont Veteran Volunteers.5-64-21, 22;7 (vol.)-recipient. 77th Chio Volunteer Infantry.5-64-23, 24. 76th U. S. Colored Infantry.4-46-5. Shafter, James McM.1-1-4;1-3-5. Shafter, Oscar L.1-1-4;1-3-5. Shearer, Sextus H.6-71-19a, 19b. [Shearman], W. P.6-80-5. Sheetz, Josiah A. (d. 1883).3-36-40. [Sheldon], Edwin [U.].1-3-2. Sheldon, William C.1-12-20. Sheridan, Philip Henry (1831-1888).2-22-13 (m.);2-27-2 (m.), 23 (m.);2-31-31 (m.);4-51-20 (copy);5-59-6 (m.), 16 (m.);5-60-4;5-61-8, 17 (copy), 30, 31;5-62-6 (copy), 10, 15, 38;5-63-9;5-64-10, 11;5-67-8 (copy);7 (vol.)-recipient. Sherman, William Tecumseh (1820-1891).1-3-10;1-4-15;1-7-4 (m.);1-11-6, 22 (m.), 29 (tel.);2-25-7 (m.);3-32-7 (m.);3-35-11 (copy);4-51-47;4-54-21 (copy). [Shoch], W. H.3-41-43. Shreveport, Louisiana.1-11-6. Sickles, Daniel Edgar (1819-1914).1-10-16 (m.), 18 (m.), 29 (m.);3-34-11. Siegendoff, U.8 (vol.)-recipient. Signal Officer, ChiefSEE Department of the Gulf. Simpson, D. S.4-51-43. 16th Army Corps.4-51-22;5-55-3;5-57-5, 41;5-62-28.[SEE ALSO: 2nd Division, 16th Army Corps]. 6th District, New Orleans, Louisiana.5-55-8. 69th Battalion Indiana Infantry Volunteers.4-45-12. Slack, James Richard (1818-1881).7 (vol.)-recipient. Slaughter, James E. (d. 1901).5-67-8 (m.). Slavery.1-2-3;1-3-12;1-4-2/ 3;1-9-8. Smith, Andrew Jackson (1815-1897).[1-4-16];7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Smith, Arden R.5-59-12. Smith, Mrs. Edmund Kirby.1-10-38, 39. Smith, Giles Alexander (1829-1876).6-69-3 (copy);7 (vol.)-recipient. Smith, Joseph Rowe (d. 1868).1-10-23;2-31-13;4-51-23;5-60-11. Smith, Camp C. F., OregonSEE Camp C. F. Smith, Oregon. Sneath, R. G.1-9-7b (copy). Snow, Josiah.1-9-11, 13. Snow, William D.1-9-29;6-71-5. Sokalski, George Oscar (d. 1867).1-8-11;2-27-24;3-35-26. Soper, R. R.3-41-40, 41. Southern Division of Louisiana.4-43-28, 31;4-44-6. Southwest Arkansas Campaign.SEE Red River [Arkansas] Campaign. Southwick, H. K.4-45-13. Spanish Fort, Alabama.4-48-21;4-51-6, 61, 67, 78;4-52-19, 20;5-55-33;7 (vol.)-(m.);8 (vol.)-(m.). Spanish Fort, Alabama-Maps.5-56-1, [3-5].[SEEAALSO: Blakely, Alabama;Mobile, Alabama;Pensacola, Florida].

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 23 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Speed, Frederic.3-40-21, 29;3-41-2;3-42-2, 22, 34, 48;4-43-18, 28, 31;4-44-6. Speed, James.7 (vol.)-recipient. Spicely William Thomas (d. 1884).4-45-31, 32;4-47-2, 29;5-55-14, 18. [Sproule], G. [W.].1-3-1, 3. Spurling, Andrew Barclay.4-48-6, 27 (copy);4-49-8;4-51-43, [44-46], 71 (tel.), 87;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Stanton, Edwin McMasters (1814-1869).1-4-8b (copy);1-6-5 (stamp?);5-61-27a (copy);6-74-3. Starkloff, H. M.6-88-13a. Steele, A. E. (Mrs. John B.?).3-33-4. Steele, E. B.5-67-10. Steele, Edgar W.1-1-4;6-88-13b. Steele, Ella.1-7-1b (copy).[SEE ALSO: Brooks, Ella Steele]. Steele, George.1-1-4;1-3-5;6-70-1a;6-74-2, 13. Steele, Isaac C.1-1-4;1-3-5;6-74-8. Steele, John Benedict (1814-1866).1-2-3(printed; 1-9-8, 14, 20;1-10-16, 18; 2-15-7;2-27-15;3-33-2, 6;6-69-9;6-72-12, 14;6-74-13 (m.);6-86-16 (m.). Steele, M. N.1-1-1a. Steele, Rensselaer E.1-1-4; 1-3-5. Steele, Camp, WashingtonSEE Camp Steele, Washington. Stepp, G. W.4-46-26 (copy). Stevens, Hazard.6-74-9 (m.). Stevens, William E.5-60-2;5-64-23, 24. Stewart, James M.4-47-46. Stillman, George L.4-52-38;4-53-52;4-54-6, 7. Stoneman, George (1822-1894).6-73-7. Storer, Newman Wu3-37-41;5-55-11;5-65-12;5-66-17;5-67-3, 4;6-71-22;7 (vol.)-recipient. Strong, D.6-72-2b (tel.). Strong, Richard Polk (d. 1903).5-55-34;6-73-8;6-74-14;6-75-2, 6, 8, 13, 14;6-77-4, 6;6-78-1;6-80-7, 8, 11;6-81-[2-5];6-82-2, 5, 7, 8, 9;6-83-4, 6, [8-11], 14;6-34-2, 3, [6-8], [10-15];6-85-[2-4], 6, 8, 10, 11;6-86-4, 6, 8;6-87-1. Subsistence, Commissaries ofSEE Board of Examiners of Commissaries of Subsistence. Suffolk-Chancelloraville, Virginia; Siege of2-26-28.[SEEALSO: Chancellorsville, Virginia] Sullivan, Peter John (d. 1883).2-14-14, 15;2-29-33. Surgeon, SeniorSEE 4th Brigade Reserve Corps Military Division of West Mississippi-Senior Surgeon. Surratt, Isaac.6-68-8 (m.), 15 (m.), 16 (m.). Swan, L. W.4-53-56. Tamaulipas, Mexico.5-63-21, 22. Tassara.6-71-8 (m.). Taylor, George W.3-36-31;7 (vol.)-recipient. Taylor, James M.5-65-14. Teal, Joseph.6-83-5, 6;6-84-9;6-86-5, 6(copy). Tendick, Robert P.3-42-56. Terrill, Mrs. George.1-1-1. Texas.1-10-46 (map);5-61-13;7 (vol.)-(m.).[SEE ALSO: District of Texas]. Thatcher, Horace Kellogg (d. 1877).4-51-47. Thayer, John Milton (1820-1906).1-4-4;1-10-45;2-14-9;2-18-25, 26;2-28-14. Thayer, Royal H. (notary).1-1-4. 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps.3-42-28, 57;4-43-32;4-44-14, 30. 3rd Brigade Reserve Corps.3-36-7, 10, 21;3-38-2, 40;3-40-18;3-41-20 (m.);4-43-38;7 (vol.)-recipient. 3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi-Detachment.3-40-41.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 24 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division, 7th Army Corps.1-13-8. 3rd Division, 7th Army Corps.1-11-36, 37;1-13-[[UNK] 6a, 6b, -7 3rd Iowa Cavalry.1-5-14. 3rd Michigan Cavalry.3-32-13. 3rd Minnesota Volunteers.2-27-16 (m.);2-31-27 (m.). 3rd U. S. Infantry.1-6-5. 13th Army Corps.4-45-6, 14;4-46-13, 22, 40;4-47-4, 30, 31;5-57-15;5-59-[35-37];5-62-9, 28, 35;5-64-16.[SEE ALSO: Divisions by number]. 13th Illinois Cavalry Volunteers.2-27-9 (m.). 30th Missouri Volunteer Infantry (Consolidated Organization).3-36-34. 35th Regiment Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers.5-64-19, 20. 31st Massachusetts Mounted Infantry.4-47-46. 34th Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry.5-64-25;6-71-24. 37th Illinois Infantry.4-46-11;6-71-25. 37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry.5-65-13;5-66-18;5-67-18, 19, 20;6-68-9. 36th Iowa Infantry.2-14-16. Thomas, Charles. (d. 1878).3-36-13;6-75-5 (stamp), 12 (stamp). Thomas, George Henry (1816-1870).5-55-4 (copy), 12 (copy). Thomas, L.7 vol.)-recipient. Thompson, Mary.5-64-14. Thompson, William (1813-1897).5-57-16. Tipton, Mrs. E. _.5-57-32, 33. Tompkins, Sam D.2-21-24. Totten, James (d. 1871).3-35-14;3-39-40, 41;3-40-24, 25;3-41-46;3-42-29, 30, 58, 59;4-50-25 (tel.);4-51-12 (tel.), 48, 72 (tel.);4-53-8 (copy), 57 (tel.), 58 (tel.);5-57-25;5-59-40;6-71-7;7 (vol.)-recipient. Townsend, Edward Davis (1817-1893).2-19-19;2-23-21 (stamp);3-32-19 (copy);3-33-28;3-35-10 (stamp);3-36-8 (stamp);3-42-46 (stamp?);4-45-19 (stamp?);4-47-48;4-49-11 (stamp?);5-61-3 (stamp?), 9 (stamp?);5-62-28, 42 (stamp?);5-64-4 (stamp?);6-68-5 (stamp?);6-76-5 (stamp);6-78-2;6-79-12 (stamp). Treadwell, Thomas James.2-30-11, 12 (stamp). Treasury Department, U. S.6-80-5. Trevino, Andres.5-66-2;6-69-7;6-71-23 (m.). Tripler, A. B.3-40-23;4-43-33. Trull, George G.5-65-7, 8;5-67-1. Tucker, George.4-47-16. Tucker, S. H.2-15-9;2-28-16b. Turner, Anne.2-17-5. Turner, John Wesley (1833-1899).6-74-6. 20th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry.3-37-18;3-42-60. 28th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers.3-40-9;5-64-26;6-71-26. 25th Regiment U. S. Colored Infantry.4-45-15. 21st New York Battery.3-40-35;3-42-31. 24th Battalion Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry.5-65-14;5-66-19, 20;5-67-21;6-68-10. 24th Indiana Volunteers.3-38-3 (m.);7 (vol.)-recipient. 29th Iowa Infantry.7 (vol.)-recipient. 29th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers.5-66-3 (m.), 4, 21. 26th New York Battery.3-36-36;3-42-10;7 (vol.)-recipient. 33rd Iowa Infantry Volunteers.3-37-19;5-62-35. Union Party-Oregon.6-73-3.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 25 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) U. S. Expeditionary Forces [Alabama?].5-55-29;5-57-6, 7. U. S. Forces, Barrancas, Florida.4-45-7;4-46-41, 42;6-71-27. U. S. Forces, Blakely, Alabama.4-52-8, 16. U. S. Forces East of Mobile Bay.4-54-14, 22. U. S. Forces, Expeditionary Steamer Tarascon-Board of Appraisal.5-55-5. U. S. Forces Northern Alabama.5-57-8, 9, 30;5-58-16, 21, 22;5-59-15. U. S. Forces, Kenner, Louisiana.3-36-41;3-37-31;3-38-19, 29, 30, 46, 47;3-39-42;3-40-36;3-41-9, 10;4-43-11. U. S. Forces, Kenner, Louisiana-Board of Appraisal.3-40-37. U. S. Forces, Kenner, Louisiana-Chief Medical Office.3-37-47;3-38-10, 11, 20, 48;3-39-11, 25, 43, 44;3-40-10, 26;3-41-17, 30. [U. S. Forces, Kenner, Louisiana]-Division of West Mississippi-Reserve Corps- Office Chief Quartermaster.3-37-4, [14-16], 26, 27;3-38-15;3-39-15, 45, 46;3-40-11;4-43-9. U. S. Forces Operating from Pensacola Bay.4-46-29;4-48-[7-9];4-49-28;4-50-2;4-53-59. U. S. Military Academy.3-36-2. U. S. Regiments, etc.SEE 1st, 2nd, etc. U. S. Sanitary Commission, California Branch of the1-9-7b (copy). U. S. Senate Committee on the Conduct of the War.5-59-18a. Unknown (unsigned, incomplete signature, illegible or otherwise unidentifiable).1-8-1 (unsigned) ; 2-15-33 (James [G.?];2-16-6 (illegible);2-20-21 (Stewart _____ illegible);2-25-3 (illegible);2-28-23 (Clara to Dear Sister);4-48-21 (initial D, official signature illegible);4-52-17 (unsigned);5-64-15 (unsigned);6-71-[28-30] (unsigned);6-86-18 (initials illegible);6-87-2a (a Steele? fragment unsigned) (6-87-3b. (Kitty).);6-88-15 (Maria), 16 (no name), 17 (a&b) (unsigned, illegible report of a battle), 18 (fragment unsigned); Van Andre, S. G.3-42-11. Van Voast, Edward.4-47-49, 57. Veatch, James Clifford (1819-1895).4-49-18;4-50-8;7 (vol.)-recipient;8 (vol.)-recipient. Veracruz [Mexico] Railroad.6-68-7 (m.). Vermont Regiments, etc.SEE 7th Vermont Veteran Volunteers. Vicksburg, Mississippi.1-4-6 (map), 12 (map), 13, 14 (map), 17;1-5-4 (map), 5 (map);1-8-18. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.6-73-11. Vincent, Thomas McCurdy.3-38-31 (copy);5-63-3. Voglison [sic], William McKendree (d. 1893).1-4-9. Wade, Benjamin Franklin (1800-1878).5-59-18a. Wafford, Jeff. S.4-51-88 (copy). Wage, E. I.3-38-22. Wagenhals, Samuel.3-38-19. Wait, William B.2-15-9. Walker, W.1-11-25. Walling, S. A.3-35-12 Walther, George H.5-64-19, 20. War Department.5-61-27a. War Department-Adjutant General's Office.1-1-2;1-7-1a, 6, 7;1-9-4, 10;1-10-9, 21;2-15-30;2-16-2;2-18-9, 21;2-19-[3-5], 8, 13, 14, 16, 19, 20;2-20-3, 8, 17,22, [24-27];2-21-15, 17, 21, 25, 26, 33;2-22-3, 6, 10, 13;2-23-3, 6, 7, 13, 14, 16, 21, 24, 25;2-24-8, 11, 15, 22, 23,[26-28];2-25-5, 13, 14;2-26-3, 8, 9, 17, 25;2-27-2, 3, 7, 8, 11, 20;2-28-[1-3],10, 11, 15, 28;2-29-7, 8, 13, 14, 26, 27;2-30-5, 6, 9, 10;2-31-14, 15, 26, 28, 29, 31, 32;3-32-6;3-33-7, 16,[21-24],[28-30];3-34-[5-8], 10, 18, 29;3-35-5, 6, [8-10], 13, 15, 16, 19, 20;3-36-8, 22, 23;3-37-42;3-38-12, 21, 32, 33, 49;3-39-25;3-40-27, 38;3-42-[19-21],[43-46];4-43-12, 13, 22, 39, 40;4-44-8, 15, 17, 21, 26, 37;4-45-19;4-46-[14-16],[43-45], 52;4-47-[5-7];4-48-[10-12], [16-20], 38;4-49-[9-11], 14,17, 29;4-51-[27-29],[49-54], 73;4-52-34;4-53-[20-22],[30-32], 60;4-54-15, 23, 28;5-55-6, 7, 13, 16;5-57-[10-12], 26, 42;5-58-[5-7], 10, 11, 17, 18,[23-26], 28, 29;5-59-1, 2, 4, 6,[7-9],5-59-13, 23, 25, 26, 29, 30, 38,[41-43];5-60-3, [5-9],[12-32];5-61-[1-7],[9-16],[18-20], 24, 25, 27b, 32, 33;5-62-2,[11-13], 23,[26-34], 36, 39, 42, 43;5-63-1, 3, 5, 11, 13, 14, 20, 27;5-64-3, 4;5-65-1, 6;6-68-5;6-76-5.[SEE ALSO:

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 26 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C.; Army, Headquarters of the-Adjutant General's Office]. War Department-Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.5-59-3, 14, 18b, 33, 34;5-60-17;5-62-16, 17, 20.[SEE ALSO: Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands]. War Department-Ordnance Office.1-12-3;2-26-11;2-30-11, 13;3-34-40. War Department, Savannah, Georgia.3-37-20. Warner, Camp, OregonSEE Camp Warner, Oregon. Warren, William Frederick.4-46-31, 46, 49, 50;4-47-8, 17, 18;4-50-14;4-51-30a, 30b, 55, 74, 75, 92;4-52-35. Washburn, Cadwallader Colder (1818-1882).1-3-12 (copy). Waters, James H.6-85-12. Webber, Jules C. (d. 1872).4-54-16. Weitzel, Godfrey (1835-1884).7 (vol.)-recipient. Welch, Deming Norris (d. 1885).2-23-15. Wells, Samuel F.1-13-20. West, Joseph Rodman (1822-1898).2-17-9 (m.);[2-23-19 (m.)];2-24-1 (m.). WestSEE Department of the West. West MississippiSEE Division of West Mississippi. Western Clarion, The, Helena, Arkansas.1-13-1. Western District of Texas.5-63-23, 28;5-64-5, 8, 16, 17;5-65-4;6-69-6;7 (vol.)-(m.). Wheeler, Junius Brutus (d. 1886).1-10-35;2-29-24, 30, 32;2-30-2;3-33-13, 17;3-37-48;4-52-40;4-54-29. Wheeler, O. C.1-9-7b (copy). Whitcomb, Frank E.5-64-6. White, L. C.3-32-23. White, Robert [?]. T.1-9-17;2-29-34;3-33-1, 15;3-35-22, 29. Whittelsey, Charles Henry (d. 1871).2-24-8;5-67-5 (m.);6-68-2 (m.), 14 (m.);7 (vol.)-recipient. Whittier, Charles Albert.6-80-7 (copy);6-82-2 (m.). Wilbur, George L.3-36-3, 4;3-40-4,[14-17], 22, 31, 32;3-41-13,[22-24],[37-39];3-42-6, 7, 14, 15, 24, 25,[36-39], 51, 52;4-43-[4-7], 19, 23, 25, 26, 34;4-44-25; 4-45-22. Wilkin, Alexander.1-1-10;2-18-10. Wilkin's Plantation, Alabama.8 (vol.)-(m.). Wilkinson, William T.3-36-34;3-42-56;7 (vol.)-recipient. Williams, Charles H.3-38-29, 20. Williams, George.6-72-7, 8;6-73-5, 6;6-74-1, 10;6-75-9;6-78-3,[6-[11?]];6-79-1, 2, 5, 14, 15;6-80-1, 3, 4, 9, 10;6-81-1, 6;6-82-1, 4, 6, 10;6-83-[1-3], 7;6-85-1, 5, 7, 9;6-86-1, 2, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13. Williams, James Monroe.2-14-6. Williams, John A.7 (vol.)-recipient. Williams, [Robert] (d. 1901).6-71-4. Willson, Charles H.1-9-26. Wilshire, W. W.1-8-10. Wilson, James6-87-4. Wilson, James Harrison (1837-1925).2-30-20 (m.);5-57-17 (copy). Wilson, John Moulder.3-41-46;4-45-13;5-51-93;5-57-43;5-64-18. Wilson's Creek, Missouri, Battle of1-1-13, 15;5-63-10.box 9 folder 9 Wimmer, William P.4-52-5, 41;8 (vol.)-recipient. Winnemucca (Piute Indian).6-73-8 (m.). Wisconsin Regiments, etc.SEE 35th Regiment Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers. Wiswell, E. M.3-37-35, 36. Wolford, Herman.5-55-5;6-71-25. Wood, A. P.6-70-1b.

Guide to the General Frederick Special Collections M0191 27 Steele Papers, 1845-1965 (inclusive), 1862-1868 (bulk) Wood, A[mji?].5-63-6. Wood, Ed T.2-16-5. Wood, Oliver.2-31-33. Woodman, E. W.4-46-28;4-47-51. Woodruff, Fanny C.1-11-7. Woodruff, Mrs. Jane E.1-11-11. Woodruff, Mary C.1-11-7. Woods, Charles Robert (1827-1885).1-5-13. Woodward, Samuel Lippincott.5-55-10, 12, 25;5-57-17. Woolfolk, George-Trial of.2-30-6. Worth, (Miss) M. S.1-8-4. Wright, Horatio Gouverneur (1820-1899).5-63-12a;5-66-10;6-68-14;7 (vol.)-recipient. Wurtemberg, _____ (Vice-Consul of France, Matamoros, Mexico).5-67-14. Wuerpel, Ernest.6-88-13a (printed). Yarrington, George E.4-47-32. Yazoo, Mississippi.1-5-6 (map). Yeakle, M. M.1-11-10. Yeatman, Th. H.1-8-9, 13, 15. [Yoreley?], T. D. W.3-33-1. Zulavsky, L. L.5-59-10. ADfAutograph draft ADSAutograph document signed A.G.O.Adjutant General's Office ALSAutograph letter signed ANSAutograph note signed Art.Artillery AWOLAbsent without leave Clip.Clipping DfDraft DSDocument signed FSFrederick Steele FtFort G.C.M.O.General Court Martial Order G.F.O.General Field Order G.O.General Order HQHeadquarters LSLetter signed MDWMMilitary Division of West Mississippi ms.Manuscript NNorth n.d.No date No.Number n.p.No place NSNote signed POWPrisoner of war s.Signed S.F.O.Special Field Order S.O.Special Order

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Box 1, Folder 1. 1819, Feb. 11Ester and Peter St. John to Mrs. John Steele Box 1, Folder 1a Correspondence 1819-1861. 1a. 1845, Sept. 9.FS & M. N. Steele to Em (Mrs. L.C. Steele). ALS. FS on furlough, murder of Osman Steele, FS starting with 40 men after chief Graham, family news. 1b. [1855?], Feb. 15.Mrs. Geo. Terrill to [F]S. AN. Invitation 2. 1855, Mar. 14.War Dept.-A.G.O. General Orders [G.O.] No. 3. Promotes FS to Capt. 2nd U. S. Infantry. True copy by Geo. D. Ruggles. 3. [1855?], May 4.Anna F. Parker to [F]S. ALS. Thank you note 4. 1858, July 28.Oscar L. Shafter, James McM. Shafter, T. W. Park, Solomon Heydenfeldt and Rensselaer E. Steele, Isaac C. Steele, George Steele, Edgar W. Steele. Indenture, DS. Lease of portion of Punta de los Reyes Ranch. 5. 1858, Aug. 1.George W. Cullum-printed circular. re: Register of the Officers and Graduates of the U. S. Military Academy. 6. 1858, Nov. 15.Dept. of the West. Special Orders [S.O.] No. 107. St. Louis, Mo. DS. Appointment of detail for court martial; s. D[on] C[arlos] Buell. 7. 1859, Feb. 12.N. S. Crowell. DS. Certificate of attendance at court martial. 8 & 9. 1859, Feb. 12.FS. 2 DSs. Printed and ms. forms for court martial service. Docket s. E. B. B. [Edwin Burr Babbitt?]. 10. 1859, Sept. 4.Alex. Wilkin to FS. ALS. Re: payment of a debt. 11. 1859, Nov.Cameron Co., Texas - 12th Judicial District. Printed broadside. Report of the Grand Jury, On the Disturbances of the Country. A. B. Bacon, District Attorney. 12. 1860, Feb. 23.FS to E. W. Steele. ALS. Death of their mother. 13. 1861, Sept. 12Maj. Sturgis - Official report [8/20/61] of Battle of Wilson's Creek [8/10/61]. Clipping from The Republican, St. Louis. 14. 1861, Sept.FS - Official Report of Dug Spring Fight, etc. (8/2/61. Clipping. 15. 1861, Nov. 21.[FS] to Miss Anna [Parker?]. AL Re: Fremont's failure, Battle of Wilson's Creek, death of Gen. Lyon. 16. 1861, Dec. 31.A. Lincoln to Secretary of War [Stanton]. [Verifax?] of ALS. Recommends appointment of FS as Brigadier General of Volunteers with ANS of S[imon] C[ameron]. Box 1, Folder 2 Correspondence 1862, January-March. 1. [1862], Jan. 3.Jno. Pope to FS. ALS. Sedalia orders, FS to be Brigadier General. 2. 1862, Jan. 8.Jno. Pope to FS. ALS. Military and personal. 3. 1862, Jan. 20.John B. Steele - The Slavery Question. Reprint of speech delivered in the U. S. House of Representatives. 4. 1862, Feb. 16.S. E. Meigs - Supply Invoice. DS. 5. 1862, Feb. 28.[Army] Headquarters, Cairo, Illinois. S.O. No. 20. DS. FS to report to St. Louis. Signed Geo. W. Cullum. 6. 1862, Feb. 28.Wm. Myers - List of supplies received by FS. DS. 7. 1862, Mar. 6.See No. 5 above. 8. 1862, Mar. 13.H. W. Halleck to FS. Tel. 9. 1862, Mar. [16].G. R. Dyer - Stores Receipt. DS. 10. [1862, Mar.?].Quarter Master's Stores - Monthly return. Box 1, Folder 3 Correspondence 1862, April-December. 186 1862, Apr. 7.G. [W.] [Sproule] - Stores receipt. DS.

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2. 1862, Apr. 13.Edwin [U. Sheldon?]. to FS. ALS. Re: C. T. Scammon. 3. 1862, Apr. 14.G. [W. Sproule] - Stores receipt. D.S. 4. 1862, Jun. 22. Tratado de Extradicion entre los Estados-Unidos Mexicanos y los Estados-Unidos de America. Printed. 5. 1862, Sept. 1.O. L. Shafter et al to E. Steele et al. DS. Indenture-land lease for part of Puenta [sic] de los Reyes Ranch, Marin Co., California. 6. 1862, Nov. 1.[FS?] to General. ADf of letter. Maneuvers in Arkansas, military, politics. 7. [1862?,] Nov. 11.S. R. Curtis to FS. ANS. Extract from Blount [sic] (Blunt) to Schofield describing the Arkansas situation. 8. 1862, Nov. 11.G. A. Mitchell to [FS]. ALS. 9. 1862, Nov. 12.FS to Gen. Curtis. ALS. Rumors spread by rebels, Little Rock, etc. 10. 1862, Dec. 17.W. T. Sherman to FS. ALS. Organization of forces, Grant, Yazoo River area campaign plans. 11. 1862, Dec. 21.11th U. S. Infantry - Circular. DS. Re: regimental band. Signed G. N. Lieber. 12. 1862, Dec. 26.J. Horne, notary, et al. ADS. Re: FS's order surrendering fugitive slaves at Helena, [Arkansas] 9/4/62 and the circumstances of its execution. 13. [1862?].H. W. Halleck to FS. [ALS?]. Orders to move towards Salem and Gen. Curtis. Box 1, Folder 4 Correspondence 1863, January-June. 1. 1863, Jan. 22. to FS. LS. FS's promotion. [Located in safe]. 2a. [1863,] Jan 30.Ellen M. McClellan to FS. ALS. Wants autograph to auction at Sanitary Fair. 2, 3a & 3b. 1863, Feb. 15.[FS] to [A. Lincoln]. ADf and 2 unsigned (1 partial copy) copies. FS's defense to Forman's charges, conditions in Helena, fugitive slaves. 4. 1863, Feb. 22.John M. Thayer to [A. Lincoln]. ALS. Character witness for FS. Note [# 86 should follow]

5. 1863, Apr. 11.Loyal Publication Society. Printed address. Read at inaugural meeting of the Loyal National League at the request of the League. 6. [1863,] May 1.Vicksburg, Miss, Holograph map by Juls. Pitzman. Shows Sherman's attack, FS's Division, Blair's Division, etc. 7. 1863, May 1-3. Near Chancellorsville. Holograph map of the battles by A. Pohlers. 8a. 1863, May 3.Irwin McDowell to FS. LS. Court of Inquiry re: traffic in cotton, etc. 8b. 1863, Mar. 17.A. Lincoln and E. M. Stanton. Copy of DS. Appointment of FS as Major General of Volunteers. Original owned by Wilfred Steele. Oversize. [Located in map drawer]. [Out of place, should follow #4.] 9. [1863, May].Jackson, [Miss.]. Pencil map indicating routes. 10. [1863, May].Jackson, [Miss.]. Pencil map with interesting notations. 11. [1863, May].Haines Bluff, [Miss.]. Holograph detail map. 12. [1863, May-July].Vicksburg, [Miss.] and Area. Holograph map by Juls. Pitzman. Many additions. Shows south to Port Gibson, north to Haines Bluff, west to Richmond, and east to Raymond. 13. 1863, June 9.A[lexander] D[allas] Bache to FS. LS. Re: operations map of Vicksburg. 14. [1863, June 9?].Louisiana 1855. Printed map with pencil notations indicating it was used at Vicksburg. 15. 1863, June 21.W. T. Sherman to FS. ALS. Thanks for present of Duke. [horse]. 16. 1863, June 24.W. M. Voglison [sic]. ADS. Receipt for 44 cases of Sparkling Catawba Wine. NS of A. J. Smith. 17. 1863, June 28. To Our Friends in Vicksburg. Printed broadside. Propaganda Box 1, Folder 5 Correspondence 1863, July-August. 1. 1863, July 24.C[harles] E[dward] Hovey to FS. ALS. Re: appointment of Hovey. 3. [1863, July?]. Historical Sketch of the Rebellion. Printed map.

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4. [1863, July].Vicksburg, [Miss.]. Printed map by U. S. Coast Survey Office, shows U. S. operations. 5. [1863, July?].[Vicksburg, Miss.]. Holograph map showing artillery, mortar and gunboat positions. 6. [1863, July].Yazoo, [Miss.]. Holograph map showing south to Vicksburg, north to Lake Bolivar, and west to Lake Providence. 7. 1863, Aug. 9.[FS] to J[ohn] W[ynn] Davidson. ADF Reports re: Arkansas, FS's career. 8. 1863, Aug. 11.[FS] to Unknown [Gen'l. _____?]. ADF Re: Davidson, military situation and plans, White River, Arkansas expedition. 9. [1863, Aug. 11].[DeValls Bluff, Ark.]. Holograph map. 10. 1863, Aug. 12.J. W. Paddock to FS. ALS. 11. 1863, Aug. 13.FS. ADS. Certifies remuneration claims. 12. 1863, Aug. 13.[FS] to Unknown [Gen. _____?]. ADF Plans re: Little Rock. 13. 1863, Aug. 21.C[harles] R[obert] Woods to FS. ALS. Re: horses. 14. 1863, Aug. 27.U. S. Grant to FS. ALS. Re: 3rd Iowa Cavalry.. Box 1, Folder 6 Correspondence 1863, September. 1. 1863, Sept. 12.FS - Official Report of Operations in Arkansas. ADf. 2. 1863, Sept. 12.FS. Galley of #1. 3. 1863, Sept. 22.FS to J. M. Scofield. ALS. Supplementary report to that of 9/12. Operation against Little Rock. 4. 1863, Sept. 23.[FS] to H. W. Halleck. Unsigned copy. 5. 1863, Sept. 25.Edwin M. Stanton. Doc., stamped? Appointment of FS as Lt. Colonel in the 3rd U. S. Infantry. 6. 1863, Sept. 28.Frank P. Blair, Jr. to FS. ALS. Box 1, Folder 7 Correspondence 1863, October-November. 1a. 1863, Oct. 13.War Dept.-A.G.O. G. O. No. 336. Printed. Military commission, trials of Thomas Kane and Wm. McNellis. 1b. 1863, Oct. 16.Ella Steele to Edgar Steele. Xerox of ALS. Reference to FS. Folder 8 2. 1863, Oct. 18.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 1. Printed. U. S. Grant takes command of Division. s. T. H. Harris. 3. 1863, Oct. 18.[FS] to J.[sic] M. Stanton. ADf. Recommends Col. Glover. 4. 1863, Oct. 19.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 2. Printed. Sherman to command Department and Army of the Tennessee. s. T. H. Harris. 5. 1863, Oct. 19.[FS] to J. M. Schofield. ADf. 6. 1863, Oct. 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 340. Printed. Proclamation by the President calling for 3000000 volunteers. 7. 1863, Oct. 19.War Department - A.G.O. G. O. 343. Printed. General court martial - Sam'l Ford. 8. 1863, Oct. 11.FS to J. M. Schofield. ALS. 9. 1863, Oct. 11.FS to S. A. Hurlbut. ALS. 10. 1863, Nov. [9].FS to J. Richmond. ADf. Re: guerrillas. 11. 1863, Nov. 9.[FS] to J. M. Schofield. ADf. Arkansas, troops, spies. 12. 1863, Nov. 9.[FS] to W. T. Sherman. ADf. to hold the Line of the Arkansas. 13. 1863, Nov. 12.Military Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 6. Printed. s. T. S. Bowers. 14. 1863, Nov. 18.FS to J. M. Schofield. ALS. Cavalry expedition to White River, Benton. 15. 1863, Nov. 23.J. W. Davidson to FS. ALS. 16. 1863, Nov. 24.Thos. W. Knox to [FS?]. ALS. Re: prisoner exchange. Box 1, Folder 8 Correspondence 1863, December. 1. 1863, Dec. 7.Unknown [not signed] to S. M. Breckenridge. Copy in holograph. Recommends plan of operations in Louisiana and Texas. Docket 12/26/63 s. J. C. Kelton. 2. 1863, Dec. 8.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 7. Printed. Telegram from Lincoln. s. T. S. Bowers. 3. 1863, Dec. 9.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 8. Printed.

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4. 1863, Dec. 9.Miss M. S. Worth to FS. ALS. Citizens of Albany [N.Y.] propose to organize a fair and request FS's autograph. 5. 1863, Dec. 10.G. L. Miller to FS. ALS. FS's policy in Arkansas. 6. 1863, Dec. 11.J. M. Schofield to FS. ALS. Re: Banks, reinforcements. 7. 1863, Dec. 12.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 10. Printed. Policy re: Confederate deserters. 8. 1863, Dec. 12.[FS] to J. M. Schofield. ADf. Reason for scattered troops. 9. 1863, Dec. 15.Th. H. Yeatman to FS. LS. 10. 1863, Dec. 10.W. W. Wilshire. ADS. Receipt for tax on cotton, enclosed in #9. 11. 1863, Dec. 16.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 12. Printed. s. Geo. O. Sokalski. 12a. 1863, Dec. 18.Geo. B. Peters to FS. ALS. 12b. 1863, Dec. 22.C. E. Hovey to FS et al. ALS. 13. 1863, Dec. 23.Th. H. Yeatman to FS. LS. Application to ship cotton, fraud situation as seen by Treasury agent. 14. 1863, Dec. 29.T. T. Crittenden to [FS]. ALS. 15. 1863, Dec. 29.Th. H. Yeatman to FS. LS. More on cotton fraud. 16. 1863, Dec. 30.W. N. Hood to FS. ALS. Destruction of property, compansation. 17. 1863, Dec.Documents. Copies. Re: shipping cotton, permit. 18. [1863?].Vickaburg, [Miss.]. Clipping. Fragment of article. 19. [1863-64?].Thos. C. Anderson to FS. ALS. Requests permission to ship plantation supplies. Box 1, Folder 9 Correspondence 1864, January. 1. 1864, Jan. 2.J. G. Dunlap to C. T. Christensen. ANS. Referred and s. C. T. C. to FS. 2. 1864, Jan. 5.Abraham Lincoln to FS. LS. Re: Arkansas, oath, re-organization of state government. [Located in safe]. 3. [1864], Jan. 7.E. W. [Gantt] to FS. ALS. Re: Arkansas, politics, personal. 4. 1864, Jan. 7.War Department - A.G.O. Printed request for military history. s. [Samuel] Breck. 5. 1864, Jan. 8.Harriet C. [Norrland] to FS. ALS. Plea for life of a Confederate soldier. 6. [1864], Jan. 8.H. C. Norrland et al to FS. ALS. Plea for life of spy. 7a. 1864, Jan. 8.FS to Ladies. ADf. Plea came too late. 7b. 1864, Jan. 11.U. S. Sanitary Commission, California Branch to Steele Brothers. Photo of certificate for $2,850 obtained for cheese. s. Henry W. Bellows, F. F. Low, R. G. Sneath and O. C. Wheeler. [Original belongs to donor]. 8. 1864, Jan. 14.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Re: reviving slavery in Arkansas would require another revolution. 9. 1864, Jan. [17?].[FS] to Admiral D[avid] Porter. ADf. Shipping. 10. 1864, Jan. 18.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular re: invalids. 11. 1864, Jan. 19.J[osiah] Snow and I[saac] C. Mills to FS. ALS. of Mills. Washington, D. C., Arkansas, Steeles. 12. 1864, Jan. 20.Abraham Lincoln to FS. LS. Arkansas petition for an election, agrees to. [Located in safe]. 13. 1864, Jan. 20.Dosiah Snow to FS. ALS. Arkansas a separate department, FS commander. 14. 1864, Jan. 20.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Re: command of Arkansas, FS's support in Washington. 15. 1864, Jan. 21.S. A. Hurlbut to FS. ALS. Requests Brig. Gen. Kimball be ordered to report to him [S.A.H.] 16. 1864, Jan. 21.[FS] to I. Murphy. ADf. Aska opinion of his conciliatory policy. 17. 1864, Jan. 21.Convention of Delegates of The People of Arkansas to FS. ALS. by Sec. R. J. T. White. 17a. 1864, Jan. 22.E. Bexter to FS. ALS with NS by John Good. Introduction. 18. 1864, Jan. 22.Isaac Murphy to FS. ALS. Re: conciliatory policy in Arkansas. 19. 1864, Jan. 24.Jas. Harrison to FS. ALS. NS on docket by J. M. Schofield.

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20. 1864, Jan. 26.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Advice, family, destroyed letters of FS re: Davidson. 21. 1864, Jan. 27.S. H. Boyd to F[S]. ALS. Re: Davidson, himself. 22. 1864, Jan. 27.Abraham Lincoln to FS. ALS. Private re: Gantt, Arkansas Convention, possible clash with Lincoln's policy. [Located in safe]. 23. 1864, Jan. 30.Department of Arkansas. G.O.No. 1. Printed. Re: Department, command and 7th Army Corps. 24. 1864, Jan. 30.Abraham Lincoln to FS. ALS. Re: Arkansas, FS to use his judgement. [Located in safe]. 25. 1864, Jan. 30.[FS] to T. H. Holmes. ADf. Communication with Confederate commander of Arkansas. 26. 1864, Jan. 31.Chas. H. Willson to [Edgar Steele?]. ALS. Return East from California. 27. [1864, Jan.].Mary Field Knapp et al to FS. ALS. Petition of the ladies of Little Rock for pardon of David O. Dodd, condemned to be hung as a spy. 28. [1864, Jan.?].Isaac Murphy to FS. ALS. Proposed order for propection of voters. 29. [1864, Jan.?].Wm. D. Snow. Printed broadside of an address with ANS on Verso to [FS]. 30. [1864, Jan.?].[FS] to Unknown. Df. of letter of introduction Box 1, Folder 10 Correspondence 1864, February. 1. 1864, Feb. 1.J. W. Davidson to FS. ALS. 2. 1864, Feb. 1.FS to J. W. Davidson. ALS. 3. 1864, Feb. 2.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 2. Printed. Re: Proclamation Oath of Allegiance. 4. 1864, Feb. 2.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 2. Re: shipping horses and mules. 5. 1864, Feb. 2.FS to A. Lincoln. tel.S Re: date of Arkansas election. 6. 1864, Feb. 4.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 3. Printed. 7. 1864, Feb. 4.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 3. Printed. Re: manager of railways. 8. 1864, Feb. 4.FS to N. P. Banks. LS (part in FS's hand). Re: enemy forage stations, etc., possibly to move against Pine Bluff. 9. 1864, Feb. 4.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular. 10. 1864, Feb. 6.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 4. Printed. Re: pilots. 11. 1864, Feb. 6.[FS] to H. W. Halleck. AL. Rebels arming. 12. 1864, Feb. 7.Department of Arkansas. G.O. No. 4. Printed. 13. 1864, Feb. 8.J. M. Johnson to I. Murphy. ALS. Re: President's desire to aid [Arkansas]. 14. 1864, Feb. 9.R. P. Buckland to FS. LS. Enemy making preparations to attack Little Rock. 15. 1864, Feb. 10.Dept. of Arkansas.- Provost Marshall. G.O. No. 1. Printed. 16. 1864, Feb. 11.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Re: Sickles. 17. 1864, Feb. 12.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 5. Printed. Re: trade regulations. 18. 1864, Feb. 12.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Re: Sickles. 19. 1864, Feb. 13.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 5. Printed. 20. 1864, Feb. 13.FS to Loyal Case. ALS. Re: Mr. Merrick. 21. 1864, Feb. 13.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular. Recruiting bounty. 22. 1864, Feb. 14.Edw. Bates to James Harrison. ALS. Pacification policies. 23. 1864, Feb. 14.Jos. R. Smith to [FS?]. ALS. Re: Hammond Court Martial, etc. 24. 1864, Feb. 15.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 6. Printed. Re: guard on steamboats. 25. 1864, Feb. 17.Department of Arkansas. G.O. No. 7. Printed Re: abandoned property. 26. [1864?], Feb. 17.M. Guthrie to FS. ALS. Asks favor. 27. 1864, Feb. 19.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 8. Printed.

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28. 1864, Feb. 20.Isaac W. Arnold to [FS]. ALS. Asks intercession and protection of Col. Hartman. 29. 1864, Feb. 20.C. P. Bertrand to A. Lincoln. ALS. Re: Sickles. 30. 1864, Feb. 20.James Harrison to FS. ALS. Re: FS's military policy. 31. 1864, Feb. 20.Recruits (unassigned) to FS. ADS. Petition with ANS recommend of Isaac Murphy. 32. 1864, Feb. 23.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 9. Printed. Collecting and organizing negroes. 33. 1864, Feb. 25.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 6. Printed. Hiring negroes. 34. 1864, Feb. 25.[FS] to H. W. Halleck. L. Rebels in Arkansas, etc. 35. 1864, Feb. 25.J. B. Wheeler to FS. ALS. 36. [1864,?] Feb. 26.Mrs. Anderson to FS. ALS. Thank you. 37. 1864, Feb. 26.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 6. Printed. Same as that for Feb. 25. 38-39. 1864, Feb. 27.Mrs. E. Kirby Smith to FS. ALS and copy with AN. 40-41. 1864, Feb. 27.[FS] ADf. Announcing election in Arkansas and proclamation ADf. 42. 1864, Feb. 28.[FS] to N. P. Banks. AL. FS's troops, election, rebels line of defense - Red River. 43. 1864, Feb. 29.FS to People of Arkansas. DS. Proclamation re: election. 44. 1864, Feb. 29.FS - Proclamation. Printed version of #43, with election schedule. 45. 1864, Feb. 29.John M. Thayer to FS. ALS. Report re: Kansas Regiments in the Dept. of Arkansas, horses, forage, Ft. Smith. 46. 1864, Feb.Dept. of the Gulf. Map No. 14. Eastern and Central Texas. Printed on linen. 47. 1864, Feb.Maryland State Fair. Printed announcement. ANS of Mrs. Amos[Binney]on verso requesting autograph. 48. [1864, Feb.?].FS to Unknown [Fragment, 1st page missing]. Copy s. W. D. Green. Box 1, Folder 11 Correspondence 1864, March. 1. 1864, Mar. 1.A. I. Magill to FS. ALS. Request for mail from a rebel. 2. 1864, Mar. 2.Mrs. E. Miller to FS. ALS. Re: oath and purchasing. 3. 1864, Mar. 3.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 10. Printed. Wm. E. Woodruff, citizen - confederate takes oath to keep from starving. 4. 1864, Mar. 3.G. L. Miller to [FS]. ALS. Views on political and social aspect of Arkansas, FS. 5. 1864, Mar. 4.M. D. Lancey Landon to [FS]. ALS. Re: Gen. Buford. 6. 1864, Mar. 4.W. T. Sherman to FS. ALS and cover. Plans re: Shreveport movement, Tennessee. 7. 1864, Mar. 4.Fanny C. Woodruff and Mary C. Woodruff to FS. ALS. Ask to remain in Little Rock. 8. 1864, Mar. 5.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 11. Printed. Re: ordnance stores. 9. 1864, Mar. 5.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 12. Printed. Judge advocate. 10. 1864, Mar. 5.DeVall's Bluff, [Ark] to Memphis, [Tenn.]. Holograph map by M. M. Yeakle. 11. 1864, Mar. 5.Gray's Bridge [Ark?]. Holograph map, detail of #10. 12. 1864, Mar. 7.FS to N. P. Banks. Contemporary copy. Protect Arkansas polls, Gen. Price C.S.A. gone to Europe. 13. 1864, Mar. 7.Jane E. Woodruff to FS. ALS 14. 1864, Mar. 10.FS to J. Marmaduke. Contemporary copy s. W. D. Green. Re: treatment of prisoners. 15. 1864, Mar. 12.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 13. Printed. Military commission - trials. 16. 1864, Mar. 14. Information needed by the State of Arkansas Holograph document, unsigned. Re: U. S. Senators from Arkansas. 17. 1864, Mar. 16.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 15. Printed. General court martial. 18. 1864, Mar. 16.FS to C. C. Andrews. ALS. Re: interference in election.

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19. 1864, Mar. 17.Headquarters, Armies of the U. S. G.O. No. 1. Printed. Appointment of U. S. Grant to command Armies of the U. S. 20. 1864, Mar. 17.Enoch Howard to FS. ALS. 21. 1864, Mar. 17.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 24. 22. 1864, Mar. 18.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 1. Printed. Sherman new commander. 23. 1864, Mar. 18.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 2. Printed. 24. 1864, Mar. 18.FS to A. Lincoln. [Contemporary copy?]. Re: election returns. 25. 1864, Mar. 18.W. Walker to [FS]. ALS. Requests not to be imprisoned. 26. 1864, Mar. 19.Miss J. Scott to FS. AN. Presenting boquet. 27. 1864, Mar. 19.[FS] to S. P. Chase. Df. of letter. Recommends E. Howard. 28. 1864, Mar. 19.[FS] to S. P. Chase. ADf. Re: Loyal Case and E. Howard. 29. 1864, Mar. 20.W. T. Sherman to FS. Tel. re: a reprimand 30. 1864, Mar. 21.Dept. of Arkansas. General Field Orders [G.F.O.] No. 1. Supplies. Printed. 31. 1864, Mar. 22.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 14. Printed. 32. 1864, Mar. 22.Isaac Murphy to FS. ALS. Requests repair of State House. 33. 1864, Mar. 23.Margaretta S. Meade to FS. ALS. Asks for autographed photo. 34. 1864, Mar. 23.FS to N. Kimball. ALS. Re: Kimball's orders, civilian policy. 35. 1864, Mar. 24.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 3. Printed. Staff. 36-37. 1864, Mar. 25.3rd Division, 7th Army Corps - Special Report of Effective Strength. Holograph document and holograph copy. Expedition to Camden, Gen. Salomon. 38. 1864, Mar. 28.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 4. Printed. s. R. M. Sawyer. 39. 1864, Mar. 29.B. O. Carr to FS. ALS. Re: arrest. 40. 1864, Mar. 30.Nathan Kimball to FS. ALS. Authority. 41. 1864, Mar. 30.Nathan Kimball to FS. ALS. A planned raid by the enemy. 42. [1864, Mar.-Apr.]Arkansas. Holograph map showing rivers, telegraph, roads, etc. 43. 1864, Mar 30Fragment 44 Mar 1864 fragment of [UNK] Box 1, Folder 12 Correspondence 1864, April. 1. 1864, Apr. 4.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 16. Printed. Military commission proceedings. 2. 1864, Apr. 5.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 5. Printed. s. M. Rochester. Changes and assignments. 3. 1864, Apr. 7.War Department - Ordnance Office. Printed form letter. 4. 1864, Apr. 11.W. W. Fishback to FS. ALS. Re: Arkansas Legislature. 5-7. 1864, Apr. 14.J. W. Davidson to J. D. Yarley. 3 Contemporary copies. Certified and signed as true copy by J. L. Chandler. Re: complaint - mismanagement, asks to be recommended as Major General. 8. 1864, Apr. 15.N. P. Banks to FS. Official copy by Robert T. Dunham. Re: battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill of the Red River Campaign. 9. 1864, Apr. 17.FS to H. W. Halleck. Copy of report - capture of Camden. 10. 1864, Apr. 19.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 8. Printed. Sale of provisions. 11. 1864, Apr. 19.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 9. Printed. Re: Beckwith, Chief Commissary. 12. 1864, Apr. 20.B. O. Carr to FS. ALS. 13. 1864, Apr. 20.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 17. Printed. Commissary of Musters. 14. 1864, Apr. 21.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 18. Printed. General court martial proceedings. 15. 1864, Apr. 21.FS to H. W. Halleck. Official copy by [F. H. Manter?]. Capture of forage train by enemy. 16. 1864, Apr. 23.FS to N. P. Banks. Copy. Situation at Camden. 17. 1864, Apr. 25.F. M. Drake to A. Blocke. ALS. Report of the battle of Marks Mills. 18. 1864, Apr. 26.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 10. Printed. Establish camps of instruction.

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19. 1864, Apr. 29.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 19. Printed. Chief commissary of subsistence. 20. 1864, Apr. 29.Wm. C. Sheldon to [FS]. ALS. Re: Indian trade. 21. 1864, Apr. 30.Dept. of Arkansas, Camp No. 20. G.O. No. 14. Printed. March orders. 22. 1864, Apr. 30.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 11. Printed. Acting inspectors general. 23-25. 1864, Apr.Arkansas Governor et al to President of the U. S. 3 true copies certified by J. L. Chandler. Recommend J. W. Davidson for Brevet Major General. of Volunteers. Box 1, Folder 13 Correspondence 1864, May 2-5. 1. 1864, May 2. The Western Clarion - Extra, Helena, Ark. Broadside, printed, with article re: FS and Dept. of Arkansas. 4. 1864, May 3.W. W. Fishback to FS. ALS. An assault. 6a & 6b. [1864, May 3?].3rd Division, 7th Army Corps. Holograph list. Staff Officers present on recent expedition. and holograph copy. 7. 1864, May 3.3rd Division, 7th Army Corps. Return of casualties. Campaign of S. W. Arkansas Mar. 23-May 3. 3. [1864, May 3].1st Brigade, 3rd Division. Report of casualties. s. John F. Lacey. 2. 1864, May 3.11th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Return of casualties. Expedition to Camden. s. Wm. B. Mason. 5. 1864, May 3.43rd Indiana Volunteer Infantry. Report of casualties. s. John C. Major. 8. 1864, May 3.3rd Brigade, 3rd Division. Report of casualties. s. Adolph Engelmann. 9. 1864, May 4.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 20. Printed. Superintendent of Freedmen. 10. 1864, May 4.Dept. of Arkansas. G. O. No. 21. Printed. Military commission. 11-12. 1864, May 4.[FS] to H. W. Halleck. AL and contemporary copy. Informal draft report of Camden campaign, battle at Jenkins Ferry. 13. 1864, May 4.FS to H. W. Halleck. Contemporary copy. 14. 1864, May 4.FS to H. W. Halleck. Contemporary copy. 15. & 15a. 1864, May 4.FS to H. W. Halleck. Unsigned letter and ADf. Recommends favorable recognition of officers. 16. 1864, May 5.Adolph Engelmann to A. Blocki. DS. Report of engagement at Jenkins Ferry 4/30/64. 17. 1864, May 5.C. E. Salomon (by John F. Lacey) to Unknown. Report of battle of Jenkin's Ferry. 18. 1864, May 5.FS to E. Kirby Smith. Contemporary copy. Exchange of prisoners. 19. 1864, May 5.FS to E. Kirby Smith. Contemporary copy. Civilian prisoners. 20. 1864, May 5.Samuel [F.] Wells to John F. Lacey. LS Report on . Box 2, Folder 14 Correspondence 1864, May 6-9. 1. 1864, May 6.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 22. Printed. Military commission. 2. 1864, May 6.C. H. Mackey (by S. S. [Peirce?]) to John F. Lacey. Report on S. W. Arkansas campaign. 3. 1864, May 7.Thomas H. Benton, Jr. to J. F. Lacey. DS Report - S. W. Arkansas campaign. Also s. Joseph Lyman. 4. 1864, May 7.Wm. E. McLean to A. Blocki. ADS. Report- S. W. Arkansas campaign. 5. 1864, May 7.C. E. Salomon to A. Blocki. ADS. Official report of the battle of Jenkin's Ferry. 6. 1864, May 7.J. M. Williams to FS. ALS. Explanation of capture of his forage train. 7. 1864, May 8.[Lou] B. Green to FS. ALS. Re: imprudent letter sent south. 8. 1864, May 8.Sam'l. A. Rice to A. Blocki. DS. Official report - S. W. Arkansas campaign.

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9. 1864, May 8.John M. Thayer to FS. ALS. Re: reinforcements sent to Williams forage train. 10-11. 1864, May 9.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 23. ADf by [FS] and printed. Thanks for service on campaign. 12. 1864, May 9.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 24. Printed. General court martial. 13. 1864, May 9.Jno. W. Moore to FS. ALS. Preamble and resolutions passed by Arkansas House of Representatives. 14-15. 1864, May 9.Peter J. Sullivan to FS. ALS and copy with added names. To give FS a public dinner. 16. 1864, May 9.36th Iowa Infantry. Casualty report s. C. W. Kittredge. Box 2, Folder 15 Correspondence 1864, May 10-31. 1. 1864, May 10.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 25. Printed. Webber named aide to FS. 2. 1864, May 10.F. Salomon to W. D. Green. DS. Report of operations of his Division in campaign of S. W. Arkansas. 3. [1864, May 10].FS - Extracts of his report and others on S. W. Arkansas campaign. 4. 1864, May 11.Dept. of Arkansas. G. O. No. 26. Printed. Districts of the Dept. 5. 1864, May 11.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 1. Printed. Creation of the Division. 6. 1864, May 13.F. H. Maater to FS. ALS. Washington, D.C., reactions to Expedition and FS, Canby's position. 7. 1864, May 14.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Newspapers lying about FS. 8. 1864, May 15.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 27. Printed. Provisions. 9. 1864, May 16.C. P. Bertrand et al to FS. LS. Acting mayor and aldermen re: municipal government of Little Rock. 10. 1864, May 16.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 28. Printed. Acting assistant adjutant general. 11. 1864, May 15[sic]. [Probably May 16]. Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 29. Military Commission. 12. 1864, May 16.Edward B. Hubbard to T. Thomas. ALS. Asks to be commissioned in Regular Army. NSs of Julius L. Hadley and F. Salcmon recommending. 13. 1864, May 17.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 30. Printed. Ritter court martial. 14. 1864, May 17.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 1. Requests rosters. 15. 1864, May 17.FS to O. O. Washburn. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Enemy movements. 16. 1864, May 18.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 33. Printed. War Dept. G.O. No. 177 re: public horses, wagons 17. 1864, May 18.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Arms. 18. 1864, May 18.Thomas Ewing, Jr. to Unknown. Copy. Steamer General Grant. 19. 1864, May 19.Arkansas, Loyal People of to FS. Printed invitation. 20. 1864, May 19.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 31. Printed. Military commission. 21. 1864, May 19.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 32. Printed. Assistant adjutant general. 22. 1864, May 21.FS to E. R. B. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Enemy activity. 23. 1864, May 23.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 3. Printed. Headquarters at Natchez, Miss. 24. 1864, May 23.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 4. Printed. Reserve forces, supplies. 25. 1864, May 23.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 5. Printed. s. John F. S. Gray. Vicksburg supply depot. 26. 1864, May 23.E. B. Hubbard to FS. ANS. 27. 1864, May 24.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 34. Printed. Seizure of private buildings.

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28. 1864, May 24.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 5 1/2. Printed s. John F. S. Gray. Absent officers, horses. 29. 1864, May 25.Geo. W. Deitzler to L. B. Parsons. Copy of statement. Cotton operations on the Arkansas, Steamer General Grant- charge for release. 30. 1864, May 25.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 41. Terms of service. 31. 1864, May 26.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 24. John M. Wilson - assistant inspector general. s. G. S. Melville. Printed. 32. 1864, May 27.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 6. Printed, s. G. S. Melville. Keep Mississippi River open for navigation. 33. 1864, May 28.Hamilton Pope to FS. ALS and ANS of James _____ and Geo. D. Prentice. Appeal for widow. 34. 1864, May 28.[FS] to E. K. Smith. Copy. Exchange of of prisoners. 35. 1864, May 30.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular. Deserters, refugees, etc. 36. 1864, May?.C. C. Bliss to FS. ALS. Re: Davidson contest, newspaper article. Box 2, Folder 16 Correspondence, 1864, June 1-7. 1. 1864, June 1.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 35. Printed. Communications across lines. 2. 1864, June 1.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 43. Changes of mustering officers, etc. 3. 1864, June 2.Robert H. Hyslop to W. M. Fishback. ALS. Arkansas political scene, FS and opinion of him by Confederate officer, 4 presidential candidates. 4. 1864, June 3.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 36. Printed. Military commission. 5. 1864, June 3.Unknown [illegible] [Capt. & AQM, Little Rock]. DS. Sold horse to FS. 6. 1864, June 3.Ed. T. Wood to FS. ALS. Trade, FS's popularity. 7. 1864, June 4.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 7. Printed s. Geo. S. Melville. Addition of Dept. of Missouri. 8. 1864, June 4.A. A. C. Rogers to FS. ALS. Public opinion re: FS's course in Arkansas. 9. 1864, June 6.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 37. Printed. General court martial. 10. 1864, June 6.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 31. Printed. Sawtelle, chief Quartermaster of Division. 11. 1864, June 6.C. A. Henry (AQM St. Louis) to J. W. Davidson. Copy. Cavalry horses for Arkansas. 12. 1864, June 6.W. Myers to FS. ALS. Shipping mules and wagons, Davidson not cooperative, personal. 13. 1864, June 7.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 38. Printed. General court martial. 14. 1864, June 7.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 32. Printed. A. J. Myer, signal officer. 15. 1864, June 7.C. A. Henry to FS. ALS. Re: horses, reactions and misinformation on Jenkin's Ferry. 16. 1864, June 7.W. Myers to FS. ALS. Supplies for the Dept. of Arkansas. Box 2, Folder 17 Correspondence, 1864, June 8-20. 1. 1864, June 8.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 8. Printed. Protection of transports. 2. 1864, June 9.B. O. Carr. DS. Stores receipt. 3. 1864, June 11.Isaac Murphy to FS. ALS. Difficulties in Polk Co., Arkansas - suffering. 4. 1864, June 13.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 39. Printed. Death of F. H. Manter. 5. 1864, June 14.Anne Turner to FS. ALS. Re: Helena, Ark., Bufords. 6. 1864, June 15.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. Approves G.O. on Col. Manter. 7. 1864, June 15.B. H. Campbell to Mrs. W. E. Woodruff. LS. 8. 1864, June 15.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy. Expedition plans. Certified by W. D. Green. 9. 1864, June 15.[FS] to H. W. Halleck. Df of letter. Re: leave of absence for Brig. Gen. West.

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10. 1864, June 16.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 40. Printed. Military commission. 11. 1864, June 17.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 41. Printed. General court martial. 12. 1864, June 17. _.L. Hanes to [FS]. ALS. Subsistance Department in Arkansas, supplies to Ft. Gibson. 13. 1864, June 18.Thomas Ewing to FS. ALS. Requests assistance for Mrs. J. E. Hayes. 14. 1864, June 20.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 42. Printed. Military commission. Box 2, Folder 18 Correspondence 1864, June 21-31. 1. 1864, June 21.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 43. Printed. General court martial. 2. 1864, June 21.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 18. Printed. s. [L.?] Carper. Wounded, hospitals, stragglers. 3. 1864, June 21.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 2. Headquarters office and orderly hours established. 4. 1864, June 22.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 9. Printed. Admiral Porter thanks Banks' troops for assistance in Red River Campaign. 5. 1864, June 23.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 44. Printed. General court martial. 6. 1864, June 23.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 10. Printed, s. [B. F. Morey?]. Destruction of Confederate dispatches to British Minister at Washington. 7. 1864, June 23.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 11. Printed. No commutation when Government property is occupied. 8. 1864, June 23.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 46. Printed extract s. Geo. S. Melville. Orders for J. G. Klinck. 9. 1864, June 23.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 47. Re-enlistments. 10. 1864, June 23.Alex. Wilkin to [FS]. ALS. Re: forwarding letters for him, with Sturgis--lost 240 of Regiment and over 1/3 of Brigade. 11. 1864, June 24.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 47. Printed extract s. B. F. Morey. J. W. Davidson--Chief of Cavalry of Division. 12. 1864, June 24.Isaac Murphy to FS. ALS. Re: payment of Arkansas state taxes--exemptions. 13. 1864, June 25.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 19. Printed, s. L. Carper. Railroads. 14. 1864, June 26.Division of West Mississippi.- Office Chief of Cavalry. Printed circular. Chief of Cavalry arm for each Dept., no more bodyguards or orderlies, etc. from Cavalry. s. A. S. Montgomery. 15. 1864, June 27.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 45. Printed. Military commission. 16. 1864, June 27.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 3. Protection 1) of leased plantations to be concentrated, 2) of negroes; woodyards; protection of establishments of Freedmen. 17. 1864, June 27.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 12. Printed. Re: discharge of ineligibles. 18. 1864, June 28.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 13. Printed. General court martial. 19. 1864, June 28.G. L. Miller.to FS. ALS. Death of Col. Manter. 20. 1864, June 28.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Enemy activity, Clarendon, threat to Little Rock. 21. 1864, June 28.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 49. Appointment of field officers of colored regiments. 22. 1864, June 29.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 46. Printed. Military commission. 23. 1864, June 29.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 14. Printed. Resignations on field of battle. 24. 1864, June 29.W. W. Fishback to [FS]. ALS. Arkansas representatives denied seats, Lincoln will protect them. 25. 1864, June 29.John M. Thayer to FS. ALS. Introducing Jno. McDonald. 26. 1864, June 29.John M. Thayer to [FS]. ALS. Re: Ft. Smith troops, bushwhackers, 11th colored brigade. 27. 1864, June 30.R. R. Livingstone to [FS]. ALS. Urges consolidation of incomplete battalion of 2nd Nebraska Cavalry with his Regiment.

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28. 1864, June.Department of Arkansas. Monthly return of Quartermaster stores. Unsigned copy. Box 2, Folder 19 Correspondence 1864, July 1-9. 1. 1864, July 1.DeWitt Clinton to FS. ALS. Re: bribes. 2. 1864, July 1.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 15. Printed. Rules Governing Steam Transportation Service. 3. 1864, July 1.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 51. Mustering officer changes. 4. 1864, July 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 220. Printed. Cost of clothing and equipage. 5. 1864, July 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 221. Printed. Acts of Congress re: Quartermasters, Commissaries, etc., exams. 6. 1864, July 2.Caroline L. Scott to FS. ALS. Sends gift from Rev. Mother Alphonsus and Sisters. 7. 1864, July 4.Division of West Mississippi.- Assistant Inspector General's Office. Printed circular No. 1. Re: report blanks. 8. 1864, July 4.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 222. Printed. Acting staff surgeons. 9. 1864, July 5.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 47. Printed. Military commission. 10. 1864, July 5.Division of West Mississippi.- Office Chief of Cavalry. Printed G.O. No. 1 s. F. W. Emery. Re: staff. 11. 1864, July 6.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 48. Printed. General court martial. 12. 1864, July 6.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 16. Printed. Re: Salter's dishonorable discharge. 13. 1864, July 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 223. Printed. Appointments of Military Academy cadets. 14. 1864, July 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 224. Printed. Act of Congress--enrolling and calling out national forces. 15. 1864, July 7.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 17. Printed. Consolidation of Colored Regiments of Corps d' Afrique, Dept. of the Gulf. 16. 1864, July 7.War Department.- A.G.O. G.O. No. 225. Printed. Establish 18th Army Corps, reorganize 19th. 17. 1864, July 8.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 49. Printed. Military commission. 18. 1864, July 8.C. A. Henry to FS. ALS. Re: horses, reaction to Camden. 19. 1864, July 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 8. Printed, s. E. D. Townsend. Rations. 20. 1864, July 9.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 227. Printed. Regulations for recruiting in the rebel States for loyal States. Box 2, Folder 20 Correspondence 1864, July 10-20. 1. 1864, July 10.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 4. Re: reports. 2. 1864, July 11.[FS] to Dr. Manter. Copy. Death of Col. Manter. 3. 1864, July 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 228. Printed. E.O.C. Ord to commond 8th Army Corps and all . 4. 1864, July 12.Division of West Mississippi - Office of Assistant Inspector General. Printed circular No. 2. Reports. 5. 1864, July 12.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief of Cavalry. Printed circular No. 3. Cavalry depots. 6. 1864, July 13.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 50. Printed. Iteneraries [sic] required of expeditions and scouts. 7. 1864, July 13.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Rebel movements, depots, reinforcements for FS diverted. 8. 1864, July 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 229. Printed. H. G. Wright's command. 9. 1864, July 14.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 18. Printed, s. [B.F.] Morey. E. P. Vollum, Medical Inspector. 10. 1864, July 15.S. G. Burbridge to Gen. Washburn. LS. Asks favor for woman travelling through lines.

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11. 1864, July 15.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 51. Printed. Resignations for insufficient cause. 12. 1864, July 15.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 52. Printed. General court martial. 13. 1864, July 15.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 19. Printed, s. B. F. Morey. Transfer to Navy of mariners by vocation. 14. 1864, July 15.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief of Cavalry. Printed Hints on Cavalry. 15. 1864, July 16.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 53. Printed. Act of Congress to increase pay of soldiers. 16. 1864, July 16.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 20. Printed. Payment of detached troops. 17. 1864, July 16.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 230. Printed. Dunn, Assistant Judge Advocate General at Louisville. 18. 1864, July 17.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Enemy design to cut communication between Little Rock and White River. 19. 1864, July 18.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 21. Printed. Cavalry, horses. 20. 1864, July 18.W. Myers to FS. ALS. Re: mules. 21. 1864, July 18.Unknown [Quartermaster, New York] to FS. ALS. Confiscated property. 22. 1864, July 18.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 231. Printed. Acts and resolutions of Congress. 23. 1864, July 19.Division of West Mississippi, G.O. No. 22. Printed. Medical officers of colored regiments of Corps d' Afrique. 24. 1864, July 19.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 52. Reports of credits. 25. 1864, July 19.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 53. Classification--hospital stewards. 26. 1864, July 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 232. Printed. Lincoln proclamation calling for 500,000 volunteers. 27. 1864, July 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 233. Proclamation--suspend writ of habeas corpus and establish martial law in Kentucky. 28-30. 1864, July 20.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 54. 2 ADfs by [FS] and printed. Death of S. A. Rice. 31. 1864, July 20.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 55. Printed, s. John F. Lacey. Re: Lt. Mackenzie. 32. 1864, July 20.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 5, s. B. F. Morey. Communications for Headquarters. Box 2, Folder 21 Correspondence 1864, July 21-31. 1. 1864, July 21.[FS] to A. Lincoln. [ADf?]. Recommends promotion of Col. Clayton. 2. 1864, July 22.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 23. Printed. Re: J. J. Reynolds. 3. 1864, July 22.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 24. Printed. General court martial--Jos. Goodsell. 4. 1864, July 22.C. A. Henry to FS. ALS. Procuring horses, etc., personal, Arkansas campaign. 5. 1864, July 22.C. A. Henry to FS. ALS. Problem of transporting horses. 6. 1864, July 22.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Enemy movements. 7. 1864, July 23.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 56. Printed. Rations. 8. 1864, July 23.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 25. Printed. Re: allowable resignations of medical officers. 9. 1864, July 23.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 26. Printed. Abolishes Brigade Acting Inspector General Offices. 10. 1864, July 24.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Shelby's movements.

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11. 1864, July 25.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 21. Printed, s. L. Carper. Prohibition on export of some agricultural products from Tennessee and use of grain for distilling. 12. 1864, July 25.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 27. Printed. W. H. Wood, Provost Marshall General of Division. 13. [1864?], July 25.Harriet F. Green to FS. ALS. Appeal. 14. 1864, July 25.[FS] to Geo. H. Gordon. [ADf]. Suggests procedure at St. Charles. 15. 1864, July 25.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 234. Printed. Crook and Emory. 16. 1864, July 26.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Bribery, Davidson's hostility. 17. 1864, July 26.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 235. Printed. Re-enlistments. 18. 1864, July 27.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 57. Printed. Military commission. 19. 1864, July 27.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 28. Printed. Leaves of absence, resignations, furloughs. 20. 1864, July 27.Division of West Mississippi - Office Medical Inspector and Chief Medical Officer. Printed circular No. 1. Titles. 21. 1864, July 27.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 58. Re-enlistments, musters-out. 22. 1864, July 28.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 29. Re: consolidation Corps d' Afrique. 23. [1864], July 28.Sallie McPhesters to FS. ALS. Thanks. 24. 1864, July 28.Sam. D. Tompkins to FS. ALS. Gratitude. 25. 1864, July 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 236. Printed. Re: W. F. Smith, E. O. C. Ord, J. H. Martindale, D. B. Birney, A. H. Terry. 26. 1864, July 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 237. Printed. Re: Wallace, Hunter, Wright. 27. 1864, July 29.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 58. Printed. General court martial. 28. 1864, July 29.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 30. Printed. Rations. 29. 1864, July 29.Division of West Mississippi - Office Assistant Inspector General. Printed circular No. 3. Reports. 30. 1864, July 29.Sue M. Manter to FS. ALS. Re: Col. Manter's death, family's grief. 31. 1864, July 29.[FS] to E. R. S. Canby. Copy, fragment. Enemy activity, location. 32. 1864, July 30.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 31. Printed. Militia--compulsory military service. 33. 1864, July 30.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 238. Printed. O. O. Howard, H. W. Slocum, D. S. Stanley. 34. 1864, July 31.District of Eastern Arkansas. G.O. No. 47. Printed, s. W. Chandler. Mourning Box 2, Folder 22 Correspondence 1864, August 1-7. 1. 1864, Aug. 1.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Reports skirmish near Big Creek, Shelby' force. 2. 1964, Aug. 1.[FS] to C. C. Washburn. ADf. Requests cooperation. 3. 1864, Aug. 1.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 59. Changes of mustering officers. 4. 1864, Aug. 2.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 32. Printed. Discharges. 5. 1864, Aug. 2.M. D. London (N. Y. Tribune) to FS. ALS. Helena threatened, local destruction, asks aid. 6. 1864, Aug. 2.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 61. Re: new commissions and term of service in volunteers. 7. 1864, Aug. 3.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 59. Printed. Aug. 4--day of humiliation and prayer. 8. 1864, Aug. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 33. Printed Trade and intercourse with or in rebel States. 9. 1864, Aug. 4.Anna Laing to FS. ALS. Asks leave of absence for fiance. 10. 1864, Aug. 5.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 239. Printed. Reprimand Lt. L. M. Gardner.

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11. 1864, Aug. 6.P. St. George Cooke to FS. ALS. Gen. McClellan adopted his cavalry tactics 12. 1864, Aug. 7.[FS] to C. C. Washburn. ADf. Gen. West after McRea and Shelby, Washburn's seizure of FS's horses and troops at Memphis. 13. 1864, Aug. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 240. Printed. , Sheridan. Box 2, Folder 23 Correspondence 1864, August 8-19. 1. 1864, Aug. 8.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 60. Printed. General court martial. 2. 1864, Aug. 8.[FS] to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Reports on move against enemy, Dobbins at Helena. 3. 1864, Aug. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 242. Printed. Amnesty to insurgent enemies. 4. 1864, Aug. 9.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 34. Printed. Accounting for public monies from sale of seized property, etc. 5. 1864, Aug. 9.W. Myers to FS. ALS. Staff personal differences (Carr and Henry), Missouri guerrillas. 6. 1864, Aug. 9.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 241. Printed. Re: J. C. Davis. [possibly misdated]. 7. 1864, Aug. 9.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 243. Printed. Muster of recruits for new organizations. 8. 1864, Aug. 10.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 35. Printed. Officers dismissed. 9. 1864, Aug. 11.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 61. Printed. s. W. D. Green. Court martial. 10. 1864, Aug. 11.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 36. Printed, s. John F. S. Gray. Headquarters of 19th Army Corps at New Orleans. 11. 1864, Aug. 12.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 22. Printed. Rebel deserters and refugees. 12. 1864, Aug. 12.Sarah Palmer to FS. ALS. Sends punch bowl and glasses. 13. 1864, Aug. 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 244. Printed. Transportation of school books for Freedmen. 14. 1864, Aug. 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 245. Printed. An act to provide for efficiency of Navy. 15. 1864, Aug. 13.[B. O. Carr] to Lewis B. Parsons. True copy s. C. A. Henry. Re: scarcity of forage, transportation. On verso: copies of referral by Parsons 8/24/64, Parsons to Carr 8/25/64. 16. 1864, Aug. 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 246. Printed. Rules and regulations for preventing collisions on the water. 17-18. 1864, Aug. 14.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 37. 2 copies, one s. A. S. Montgomery. Officers to move with troops. 19. 1864, Aug. 14.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. West's victory at Searcy, move against Shelby. 20. 1864, Aug. 15.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 62. Printed. Re-enlistments and bounties. 21. 1864, Aug. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 295. [of 1863]. Soldiers from Minnesota allowed to vote in State elections. Stamp of E. D. Townsend. 22. 1864, Aug. 16.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 63. Printed. Enroll and organize local militia. 23. 1864, Aug. 17.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 64. Printed. J. Jaehne dishonorably dismissed. 24. 1864, Aug. 18.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 64. Necessary papers for transfers. 25. 1864, Aug. 18.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 65. . 26. 1864, Aug. 19.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 38. Printed. An act to establish a uniform systems of ambulances in armies of U.S. Box 2, Folder 24 Correspondence 1864, August 20-31.

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1. 1864, Aug. 20.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 65. Printed. West, chief of cavalry for Dept. 2. 1864, Aug. 20.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 39. Printed. Holding correspondence with or giving intelligence to enemy directly or indirectly punishable by death. Cook of the N. Y. Herald and Chadwick of N. Y. Tribune. 3. 1864, Aug. 20.J. Young Scammons to FS. ALS. Enquires as to the conduct of his son, worried about liquor. 4. 1864, Aug. 20.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Rebels moving toward Little Rock, Magruder superceded Price, to hold Pine Bluff. 5. 1864, Aug. 20.[FS] to Richard Yates. ADf. Requests another company for pontoon battalion and that Max Webber command the battalion. 6. 1864, Aug. 21.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 40. Printed. Discontinue U.S. General Hospital at Natchez. 7. 1864, Aug. 22.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 28. Printed. R. W. Johnson, chief of cavalry of Division. 8. 1864, Aug. 22.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 452. Contemporary holograph copy, extract. L. Rhoades Honorably mustered out. s. C. H. Whittelsey. 9. 1864, Aug. 24.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 66. Printed. General court martial. 10. 1864, Aug. 25.T. D. Seawell to FS. ALS. Wishes to be recommended as an officer. 11. 1864, Aug. 25.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 247. Printed. Uniform for chaplains. 12. 1864, Aug. 26.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 24. Printed. Eastern, Chief Quarter Master of Division. 13. 1864, Aug. 26.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 41. Printed. Rations for civilian employees. 14. 1864, Aug. 26.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy certified by W. D. Green. Rebel attack on Railroad, Devall's Bluff presumed next, Price reported planning a raid against Missouri. 15. 1864, Aug. 26.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 68. Enlistment bounties. 16. 1864, Aug. 27.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 67. Printed. Military commission. 17. 1864, Aug. 27.C. A. Henry to FS. ALS. Shipping forage. 18. 1864, Aug. 28.Armies of the United States. S.O. No. 82. Printed. Confederate deserters. 19. 1864, Aug. 29.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 25. Printed, s. C. [S.?] Newlin. Trade with States in insurrection. 20. 1864, Aug. 29.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 42. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Amnesty to insurgent enemies. 21. 1864, Aug. 29.Lewis Merrill. to[FS]. ALS. Quelling a rumor re: reasons for removal of his regiment, Etc., thinks McClellan will be nominated at Chicago. 22. 1864, Aug. 30.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 248. Printed. Hunter replaced by Crook, Dept. of West Virginia. 23. 1864, Aug. 30.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 249. Printed. E. S. Parker, private secretary on Grant's staff 24. 1864, Aug. 31.Division of W. Mississippi. Printed circular No. 6. Captured maps or drawings of Mobile Bay. 25. 1864, Aug. 31.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 43. Gaster court martial. 26. 1864, Aug. 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 250. Printed. Rolls of prisoners of war. 27. 1864, Aug. 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 251. Printed. Courts martial for separate Brigades. 28. 1864, Aug. 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 252. Printed. Exams for Quarter Master officers, etc. Box 2, Folder 25 Correspondence 1864, September 1-9. 1. 1864, Sept. 1.T. M. Jacks. Aphorisms on Government. Printed broadside. 2. 1864, Sept. 1.R. R. Livingston to [FS]. ALS. Re: Indian raid in North Dakota. 3. 1864, Sept. 1.[?] M_____ to [FS]. ALS. Railroad, McClellan's nomination.

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4. 1864, Sept. 1.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Tel., copy. Shelby's movements. 5. 1864, Sept. 1.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 71. Authorized Commissaries and Assistant Commissaries of Musters. 6. 1864, Sept. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 44. Printed. Rations. 7. 1864, Sept. 3.R. B. Marcy to FS. ALS. McClellan's nomination at Democratic convention, Sherman's capture of Atlanta. 8. 1864, Sept. 5.G. L. Miller to [FS]. ALS. Pro McClellan, Presidential campaign, Wheeler at Jenkins Ferry. 9. 1864, Sept. 6.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 45. Printed. Authority for granting furloughs and discharges. 10. 1864, Sept. 6.J. W. Grimes to [FS]. ALS. Fails to secure appointment for Capt. Joy. 11. 1864, Sept. 6.FS to C. C. Andrews. Tel., copy s. W. D. Green. Col. Stoneman, Napier beat Witt. 12. 1864, Sept. 6.FS to O. O. Washburn. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Rebel movements, plan attack on Little Rock, asks aid. 13. 1864, Sept. 6.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 72. Terms of re-enlistment. 14. 1864, Sept. 6.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 73. Mustering out of officers. 15. 1864, Sept. 7.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Reinforcements, to take field against Shelby and Fagan. 16. 1864, Sept. 8.G. B. McClellan. Letter of Acceptance. Printed broadside. 17. 1864, Sept. 9.E. D. Chapman to C. A. Henry. Copy s. C. A. Henry. Forage requisition. 18. 1864, Sept. 9.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 46. Printed. Speedy punishment of guerrillas. 19. 1864, Sept. 9.C. A. Henry to E. D. Chapman. [ALS?]. Forage requisitions. 20. 1864, Sept. 9.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Lewisburg skirmish, parole of prisoners. Box 2, Folder 26 Correspondence 1864, September 10-20. 1. 1864, Sept. 10.C. A. Henry to FS. ALS. Deficiency of forage. 2. 1864, Sept. 10.FS to Wm. S. Rosecrans. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Price heading for Missouri. 3 1864, Sept. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 253. Printed. Retirement of Gen. George D. Ramsay. 4. 1864, Sept. 12.Dept. of Arkansas. Printed circular. Requests report of those on detached service. 5. 1864, Sept. 12.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 47. Printed. Staff of Major General commanding. 6. 1864, Sept. 12.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy s. W. D. Green. Enemy strength at Monticello, etc. 7. 1864, Sept. 12.FS to J. A. Mower. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Instructions to operate against Price and Shelby. 8. 1864, Sept. 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 254. Printed. Deserters. 9. 1864, Sept. 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 255. Printed. Exchanged prisoners. 10. 1864, Sept. 13.J. A. Newberry to FS. ALS. A southern Union sympathiser wants to send word to his wife. 11. 1864, Sept. 13.War Department, Ordnance Office. Printed, stamped Geo. T. Balch. Request for Return. 12. 1864, Sept. 14.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 48. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Suspension of exchange of prisoners. 13. 1864, Sept. 14.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 49. Printed. General court martial at Morganzia. 14. 1864, Sept. 15.E. T. Burr to FS. ALS. Wishes a hearing or to be released from parole.

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15. 1864, Sept. 15.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 50. Proceedings of Council of War at New Orleans. 16. 1864, Sept. 15.Division of West Mississippi - Office Assistant Inspector General. Printed circular No. 4. 17. 1864, Sept. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 257. Printed. Commercial intercourse between loyal and insurrectionary States. 18. 1864, Sept. 16.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Price and Shelby. 19. 1864, Sept. 16.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Mower expedition to start immediately. 20. 1864, Sept. 17.Mrs. M. E. Bruce to FS. ALS. Personal thanks, requests eatables. 21. 1864, Sept. 17.Geo. A. Mitchell to FS. ALS. Record of payments made to FS. 22. 1864, Sept. 17.FS to A. J. Mower. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Sending guides, suggests ways of crossing rivers. 23. 1864, Sept. 19.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 68. Printed. General court martial. 24. 1864, Sept. 19.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 69. Printed. s. John F. Lacey. Lines of occupation defined contraband. 25. 1864, Sept. 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 258. Printed. Fines imposed by military courts. 26. 1864, Sept. 20.L. E. Barber and E. W. Crowl to FS. ANS. Invitation to lunch at Treasury Rooms. 27. 1864, Sept. 20.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 51. Printed. Products of insurrectionary districts coming from beyond lines of occupation. 28. 1864, Sept. 20.John J. Peck. --Chancellorsville. Printed broadside. Box 2, Folder 27 Correspondence 1864, September 21-30. 1. 1864, Sept. 21.Geo. A. Mitchell to [FS]. ALS. Shifting seat buggy, horses, payment of army in Arkansas. 2. 1864, Sept. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 259. Printed. Sheridan to command Middle Military Division. 3. 1864, Sept. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 260. Bills for job printing. 4. 1864, Sept. 22.Thomas O'Reilly to [FS]. ALS. Mr. Hirsch, a dangerous enemy. 5. 1864, Sept. 22.FS to Mrs. Bruce. ALS. Flattering refusal. 6. 1864, Sept. 22.FS to J. J. Raynolds. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Rebels from Texas to attack Ft. Smith. 7. 1864, Sept. 22.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 75. Regulations for volunteer officers. 8. 1864, Sept. 22.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 261. Printed. Exchanged prisoners. 9. 1864, Sept. 23.Theo[bald] Hartmann to FS. ALS. Muster out of members of 13th Illinois Cavalry Volunteers. 10. 1864, Sept. 23.FS to J. J. Reynolds. Copy s. W. D. Green. Texas troops. 11. 1864, Sept. 23.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 262. Printed. Travel permits for officers of benevolent associations, etc. 12. 1864, Sept. 24.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief of Cavalry. Printed circular No. 5. Cavalry duty, use of cavalry. 13. 1864, Sept. 26.M. M. Hayden to FS. ALS. Re: a published letter of Lt. Hosford. 14. 1864, Sept. 26.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Enemy movements in Arkansas. 15. 1864, Sept. 26.John B. Steele to FS. ALS. FS has been attacked in newspapers, politics. 16. 1864, Sept. 27.Stephen Miller [Governor of Minnesota] to FS. ALS. Wants of 3rd Minnesota Volunteers. 17. 1864, Sept. 28.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 52. Printed. 18. 1864, Sept. 28.W. D. Green to J. G. Haskell. Official copy s. Green. Relieve all enlisted cavalry on detached service. 19. 1864, Sept. 28.W. D. Green to J. H. Pratt. Official copy s. Green. Same as #18.

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20. 1864, Sept. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 263. Printed. Hooker to command Northern Dept. 21. 1864, Sept. 30.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 53. Printed. Court martial. 22. 1864, Sept. 30.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 54. Printed. Court martial of Lt. Col. Chas. E. Clark. 23. 1864, Sept. 30.John F. Lacey to FS. ALS. Re: Price, Sheridan's victory, price of gold down. 24. 1864, Sept. 30.Geo. O. Sokalski to [FS]. ALS. Information re: Price's movements. 25. 1864, Sept. 30.[FS] to . Copy tel., fragment. Sending reinforcements to Pine Bluff. Box 2, Folder 28 Correspondence 1864, October 1-10. 1. 1864, Oct. 1.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 79. Changes of commissaries and assistant commissaries. 2. 1864, Oct. 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 264. Printed. Printing bills. 3. 1864, Oct. 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 265. Printed. Distribution of election tickets and proxies in the Army. 4. 1864, Oct. 3.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 70. Printed. 100 gun salute for Sheridan's victory. 5. 1864, Oct. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 55. Printed. Military commission. 6. 1864, Oct. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 56. Printed. Acting ordnance officers. 7. 1864, Oct. 3.FS to Powell Clayton. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Sending cavalry brigade. 8. 1864, Oct. 4.J. D. O'Connell to FS. ALS. Wants promotion. 9. 1864, Oct. 4.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Magruder against Pine Bluff, etc. 10. 1864, Oct. 4.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 266. Printed Clothing allowance. 11. 1864, Oct. 4.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 267. Printed. Exchanged prisoners. 12. 1864, Oct. 5.S. C. Benham to FS. ADS. Mess bill and cover. 13. 1864, Oct. 5.W. S. Rosecrans to FS. LS. Movements of enemy, Pilot's Knob. 14. 1864, Oct. 5.John M. Thayer to [FS]. ALS. Situation at Ft. Smith, enemy movements, Blunt. 15. 1864, Oct. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 285. Printed. Aid to Treasury Dept. officers and agents. 16a. 1864, Oct. 7.Alfred Brown to FS. ALS. Appeal. 16b. 1864, Oct. 7.S. H. Tucker to FS. ALS. Appeal. 17-19. 1864, Oct. 8.C. T. Christensen to F. J. Herron. 3 copies, one s. Wm. Hyde Clarke, two s. Chas. T. Scammon. Orders on inspection of irregularities in Dept. of Arkansas: fraud in supply depts. of Ft. Smith, etc. 20. 1864, Oct. 8.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Re: inspection tour by Herron. 21. 1864, Oct. 8.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 7. Re: provision returns. 22. 1864, Oct. 8.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 57. Printed. Re: H. R. Putnam. 23. 1864, Oct. 8.Unknown [Clara] to Dear Sister. ALS. Louisville, Ky., school and family. 24. 1864, Oct. 9.Edw. B. Hubbard to FS. ALS. Return to service, rank. 25. 1864, Oct. 9.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Enemy withdrawal. 26. 1864, Oct. 10.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. Duvalls Bluff, wants more men. 27. 1864, Oct. 10.[Joseph H. Brown] to Dear Relatives. A True Copy of a letter captured by a scout of this dept. s. L. B. Nash. Re: Confederates in Arkansas. 28. 1864, Oct. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 268. Printed. Re-enlistment. Box 2, Folder 29 Correspondence 1864, October 11-20.

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1. 1864, Oct. 11.J. W. Davidson to FS. LS. Recalling detached cavalrymen. 2. 1864, Oct. 11.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 8. Re: Lt. Col. Samuel Hamblen, 10th Regiment U. S. Heavy Artillery (colored). 3. 1864, Oct. 11.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 58. Printed. Reprint of a letter of Henry W. Allen to J. A. Seddon recommending use of negroes as soldiers in Confederate Army. 4. 1864, Oct. 11.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 59. Printed. Recapture of regimental flags. 5. 1864, Oct. 11.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 60. Printed. Fines. 6. 1864, Oct. 11.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 61. Printed. Detention of steamboats. 7. 1864, Oct. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 269. Printed. Money and property taken from political prisoners and prisoners of war. 8. 1864, Oct. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 270. Printed. Duties of Bureau of Military Justice. 9. 1864, Oct. 13.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 62. Printed. Keily court martial. 10. 1864, Oct. 13.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Ft. Smith, to reoccupy Lewisburg. 11. 1864, Oct. 14.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Copy tel. Re: Reynolds. 12. 1864, Oct. 15.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 63. Printed. Rules on sale of intoxicating drinks by steamers. 13. 1864, Oct. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 271. Printed. Hospitals for officers. 14. 1864, Oct. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 272. Printed. Details for Volunteer Recruiting Service. 15. 1864, Oct. 16.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. His division at Duvalls Bluff. 16. 1864, Oct. 16.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 64. Printed. Dismissal of officers. 17. 1864, Oct. 17.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Copy s. C. T. Christensen. Rebel movements, reinforcements, Reynolds. 18. 1864, Oct. 17.Dept. of Arkansas. S.O. No. 255. Printed extract. F. J. Herron. 19. 1864, Oct. 17.F. J. Herron to FS. ALS. Re: his inspection, free access. 20. 1864, Oct. 18.Adjutant General's Office to FS. DS OF S. F. Chalfin. Forwarding Steele's commission as Lt. Col. in 3rd U. S. Infantry. 21. 1864, Oct. 18.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Copy tel. Re: capture of ciphered dispatch from , rebels to cross Arkansas. 22. 1864, Oct. 18.R. B. Marcy to FS. ALS. Situation at Memphis, movements of enemy. 23. 1864, Oct. 19.F. J. Herron to FS. ALS. To reissue orders through FS. 24. 1864, Oct. 19.Copy of #23, s. J. B. Wheeler. 25. 1864, Oct. 19.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Rebel movements, Price to return. 26. 1864, Oct. 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 273. Printed. Acting Assistant surgeons. 27. 1864, Oct. 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 274. Printed. Exchanged prisoners. 28. 1864, Oct. 20.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 9. Government bakeries. 29. 1864, Oct. 20.F. J. Herron to FS. ALS. Detached cavalry employed in Quarter Master and Commissary Depts., etc., use of. 30. 1864, Oct. 20.Copy of #29, s. J. B. Wheeler. 31. 1864, Oct. 20.F. J. Herron to FS. ALS. Sending dismounted cavalry to re-mount camp. 32. 1864, Oct. 20.Copy of #31, s. J. B. Wheeler. 33. 1864, Oct. 20.Peter [F.] Sullivan to FS. ALS. Warns of personal enemies.

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34. 1864, Oct. 20.Robert Q. T. White et al to FS. ADS, also s. C. F. Jordan, Isaac Murphy, A. [N?] Hargrove, E. D. Ayres and I. R. Berry. Application for aid to hold elections in several Arkansas counties. Box 2, Folder 30 Correspondence 1864, October 21-31. 1. 1864, Oct. 21.F. J. Herron to FS. ALS. Transmitting copy of his original instructions. 2. 1864, Oct. 21.F. J. Herron to FS. Certified copy by J. B. Wheeler, also certified by B. O. Carr. Shipping by rail of large amounts of private goods has delayed transport of Army supplies, instructions. 3. 1864, Oct. 21.B. J. D. Irwin to FS. ALS. Introducing D. Evans. 4. 1864, Oct. 22.B. H. Campbell to FS. ALS. Treasury agent moved to Vicksburg, FS placed in trying position, the war a test of this form of government. 5. 1864, Oct. 22.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 81. Extension of furloughs in Illinois for election. 6. 1864, Oct. 22.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 346. Printed. Trial of George Woolfolk for spying, death sentence remitted. 7. 1864, Oct. 24.E. R. S. Canby to J. J. Reynolds. Copy s. S. C. Farrington. Magruder's movements. 8. 1864, Oct. 24.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy s. W. D. Green. Reynolds, skirmish near Princeton, Ft. Smith--thinks Price will attack, objects to Harron's orders to dismount cavalry, etc. 9. 1864, Oct. 24.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 275. Printed. Re: N. J. T. Dana. 10. 1864, Oct. 24.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 276. Printed. Volunteer Recruiting Service 11. 1864, Oct. 24.War Department - Ordnance Office. Letter stamped T. J. Treadwell. Re: returns. 12. 1864, Oct. 25.Dept. of Arkansas. S.O. No. 262. Printed, s. W. D. Green. Recall of Cavalry men on detached duty. 13. 1864, Oct. 25.War Department - Ordnance Office. Letter s. T. J. Treadwell. Similar to #11. 14. 1864, Oct. 26.B. O. Carr to FS. LS, [a true copy E. H.]. Herron's communication, denies charges. [Water damaged]. 15. 1864, Oct. 26.Dept. of Arkansas. S.O. No. 263. Printed, s. W. D. Green, to C. T. Christensen. List of men detailed as clerks to Assistant Adjutant General's office. 16. 1864, Oct. 26.W. D. Green to J. M. Thayer. Copy of letter certified by W. D. Green. Orders return of enlisted men to 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry Volunteers. 17. 1864, Oct. 26.Joe A. Hughston to J. B. Steele. ALS. Nephew wants appointment to FS's staff. 18. 1864, Oct. 26.John S. Phelps to FS. ALS. Re: Price's movements, the Missouri Democrat (newspaper?), Banks' defeat. 19. 1864, Oct. 27.Thomas Baldwin to FS. ALS. Forny [sic] to move against Little Rock or Pine Bluff. Docket 10/28/64. NS of J. J. Reynolds. 20. 1864, Oct. 27.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 28. Printed, stamped M. Rochester. J. H. Wilson new chief of cavalry replacing R. W. Johnson. 21. 1864, Oct. 28.J. J. Reynolds (s. on docket) to FS. Forwards copy of John M. Crebs' report on reconnaissance to Gaines' Landing, dated 10/27/64.Rebels plan to move against Little Rock and Pine Bluff. 22. 1864, Oct. 28.FS to C.T. Christensen. LS. Forward S.O. No. 263, asks approval. Disapproved by C.T.C. 11/18/64. 23. 1864, Oct. 29.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 65. Foreign exchange. 24. 1864, Oct. 29.Geo. H. McLoughlin to FS. ALS. Personal and requests appointment as acting aide on FS's staff. 25. 1864, Oct. 29.L. B. [Nash] to J. L. Chandler. ADS. Statement of the forces of the enemy serving in the Dept. of Arkansas. Forwarding ANS of J. L. Chandler to A.G.O. 26. 1864, Oct. 29.Mrs. [Caroline?] Scott to FS. AN. Sends ham of venison. 27. 1864, Oct. 29.FS to J. M. Thayer. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Instructions should Price come by Ft. Smith, sending subsistance stores, Magruder at Camden.

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28. 1864, Oct. 30.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. Re: Devall's Bluff. 29. 1864, Oct. 30.Division of the Mississippi. G.O. No. 29. Printed, stamped M. Rochester. Re: Z. B. Tower, Inspector General of Fortifications in Division. 30. [1864, Oct.] General Summary of Forces of the Enemy serving in the Department of Arkansas and Missouri for the month of October 1864. s. J. L. Chandler. 31. [1864, Oct.] Monthly Report of the Forces of the Enemy serving in the Departments of Arkansas and Missouri for the month of October 1864. s. J. L. Chandler. Box 2, Folder 31 Correspondence 1864, November 1-14. 1. 1864, Nov. 1.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 71. Printed. General court martial. 2. 1864, Nov. 3.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 10. Pay District of the Gulf. 3. 1864, Nov. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 66. Printed. Re: War Dept. Circular No. 80.--regular officers of Volunteer forces. 4. 1864, Nov. 3.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief of Artillery. Printed circular No. 3. Re: blank forms of Inspection Reports. s. Alfred Fredberg. 5. 1864, Nov. 4.C. C. Andrews to E. L. Joy. ALS. Re: Mr. Perham, does not recommend clemency. 6. 1864, Nov. 4.P. J. Clarke to FS. ALS. Asks conditionally for chaplaincy of Post at Pine Bluff. 7. 1864, Nov. 4.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 67. Printed. Rates of military transportation on Mississippi River and tributaries. 8. 1864, Nov. 4.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Magruder toward Little Rock in force, Price defeated in Missouri, no supplies in country. 9. 1864, Nov. 5.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 72. Printed. Military commission. 10. 1864, Nov. 7.F. N. Burke and Mary Eva Coolidge. Printed. [Wedding] announcement or invitation and cover. 11. 1864, Nov. 7.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 73. Printed. Organization of personal, general and attached staff of FS. 12. 1864, Nov. 7.F. J. Herron to FS. ALS. Safe arrival at Ft. Smith, Price's movements. 13. 1864, Nov. 7.Jos. R. Smith to [FS]. ALS. Arrival at Ft. Smith, Price going West. 14. 1864, Nov. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 277. Printed. All troops on east bank of Mississippi detached and to report to Canby, etc. 15. 1864, Nov. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 278. Printed. Payment of citizen witnesses. 16. 1864, Nov. 8.Army of the Border. General Field Orders [G.F.O.]. Price's defeats, troops congratulated. 17. 1864, Nov. 8.Thomas Danovan to FS. ALS. Wants oats, etc. 18. 1864, Nov. 8.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 74. Printed. General court martial. 19. 1864, Nov. 8.[W. S.] Rosecrans to [FS]. ALS. Price in Missouri, and his defeat. 20. 1864, Nov. 8.[FS] to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. [Fragment]. FS's moves against Price. 21. 1864, Nov. 8.[FS] to [William] Myers. ADf. Forage. 22. 1864, Nov. 9.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Rebel movements. 23. 1864, Nov. 10.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 75. Printed. Military commission. 24. 1864, Nov. 10.2nd Division, 7th Army Corps [DeVall's Bluff] G.O. No. 57. Printed. Discipline. 25. 1864, Nov. 10.FS to E. R. S. Canby. - Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. DeValls Bluff, no mules, Magruder. 26. 1864, Nov. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 279. Printed. Termination of furloughs. 27. 1864, Nov. 11.Stephen Miller to FS. ALS. Re: medical relief of 3rd Minnesota Regiment. 28. 1864, Nov. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 280. Printed. Re: H. W. Wessells and Hoffman.

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29. 1864, Nov. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 281. Printed. Officers of Quarter Master, Commissary, and Pay Dept. acting on Boards of Examiners. 30. 1864, Nov. 12.FS to E. R. S. Canby. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Arrival of Herron et al at Ft. Smith, Price's movements, Shelby, lack of forage. 31. 1864, Nov. 14.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 282. Printed. Resignation of McClellan, promotion of Sheridan to Major General. 32. 1864, Nov. 14.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 283. Printed. Exchanged prisoners. 33. 1864, Nov. 14.Oliver Wood to FS. ALS. Failure in recruiting, wants promotion. Box 3, Folder 32 Correspondence 1864, November 15-20. 1. 1864, Nov. 15.C. C. Andrews to C. H. Dyer. Copy by Jno. S. [Bredinburgh] to FS. Movements, of enemy, McCray. 2. 1864, Nov. 15.Dept. of Arkansas. Printed circular. Asking lists of absent enlisted men. 3. 1864, Nov. 15.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 76. Printed. General court martial. 20. 1864, Nov. 19.Powell Clayton to FS. ALS. Sends a lieutenant on business. 21. 1864, Nov. 19.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 68. Printed. Sheldon Sturgeon, Mustering Officer. 22. 1864, Nov. 19.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief Artillery and Ordnance. Circular No. 4. Holograph copy s. Jas. Totten. Horse medicines. 23. 1864, Nov. 19.L. C. White et al to FS. ALS. Request for mass meeting to celebrate re-election of Lincoln. Also s. J. C. Butler and W. C. Crowl. 24. [1864?], Nov. 20.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. Picking up enemy, general activity and plans, rebels on furlough. 25. 1864, Nov. 20.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 69. Districts of West Tennessee and Vicksburg combined under N. J. T. Dana. Box 3, Folder 33 Correspondence 1864, November 21-30. 1. 1864, Nov. 21.Isaac Murphy et al to FS. DS. Petition requesting FS to secure services of Capt. Henry as Assistant Quarter Master. Also s. W. W. Fishback, Robert J. T. White, C. C. Bliss, C. A. Harper, E. D. Ayres, T. D. W. [Yoreley?]. 2. 1864, Nov. 21.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Re: Mr. Bross, stories about FS, his position at War Dept., etc. 3. 1864, Nov. 21.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 70. Printed. Navy does not need any more men from Army. 4. 1864, Nov. 22.A. E. [Steele] (Mrs. John B.) to FS. ALS. Personal. 5. 1864, Nov. 22.[FS] to [L. C. White et al]. ADf. Accepts invitation of loyal citizens of Arkansas to attend mass meeting in honor of Lincoln's re-election. 6. 1864, Nov. 22.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Lost election to Congress. 7. 1864, Nov. 22.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 286. Printed. Modification of uniform regulations. 8. 1864, Nov. 24.Eliza M. Bartlett to FS. ALS. Re: house repeirs. 9. 1864, Nov. 24.FS to J. J. Reynolds. ADfS. Arkansas River for transporting supplies, opposed to breaking up Ft. Smith. 10. 1864, Nov. 24.FS to J. J. Reynolds. Official copy of #9 s. W. D. Green. 11. 1864, Nov. 24.FS to J. J. Reynolds. Copy s. W. D. Green. Progress of fortification. 12. 1864, Nov. 24.FS to J. J. Reynolds. Copy of #11. 13. 1864, Nov. 24.J. B. Wheeler to FS. ALS. Re: holding line of the Arkansas River, estimates of men and arms needed. 14. 1864, Nov. 25.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 71. Printed. Steele relieved from command of Dept. of Arkansas, Reynolds assigned to his post. 15. 1864, Nov. 25.Robert J. T. White to FS. ALS. Re: Arkansas situation and rumors. 16. 1864, Nov. 26.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 84. Clothing of discharged draftees. 17. 1864, Nov. 26.J. B. Wheeler to FS. ALS. Number and calibre of guns in Dept. 18. 1864, Nov. 27.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 72. Printed. Safe conducts or permits.

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19. 1864, Nov. 27.FS to J. J. Reynolds. Copy s. W. D. Green. Price's command broken up, rebel positions. 20. 1864, Nov. 28.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 73. Printed. General court martial. 21. 1864, Nov. 28.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 85. Deserters. 22. 1864, Nov. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 287. Printed. Order for raising and organizing a new Volunteer Army Corps. 23. 1864, Nov. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 288. Printed. Establishes Dept. of Mississippi, Dana commanding. 24. 1864, Nov. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 289. Printed. Fuel and quarters allowances. 25. 1864, Nov. 29.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 74. Printed. Re: E. H. Abadie. 26. 1864, Nov. 29.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 75. Printed. Extract of War Dept. S.O. No. 397. 27. 1864, Nov. 29.J. J. Reynolds to FS. LS. Wants FS's views on FT. Smith. 28. 1864, Nov. 29.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 290. Printed, s. E. D. Townsend. FS relieved of command, ordered to report to Canby, Reynolds to replace him. 29. 1864, Nov. 29.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 291. Printed. T. P. Andrews retired. 30. 1864, Nov. 29.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 292. Printed. Laborers for policing General Hospitals. 31. 1864, Nov. 30.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 79. Printed. War Dept. S.O. No. 397. 32. 1864, Nov. 30.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief of Artillery and Ordnance. Printed circular No. 5. War Dept. - Ordnance Office Circular No. 25, Series of 1863. Ordnance officers. s. Alfred Fredberg. 33. 1864, Nov. 30.[FS] to R. J. White. Copy of letter. Civil and military control in Arkansas. 34. 1864, Nov.?].John [S. Phelps] to FS. ALS. Re: petitions, re-election of Lincoln. 35. 1864, Nov.L. B. Nash (Secret Service). Monthly Report of the Forces of the Enemy serving in the Depts. West of the Mississippi River as estimated by Nash. Holograph document in several hands. Box 3, Folder 34 Correspondence 1864, December 1-16. 1. 1864, Dec. 1.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 80. Printed. s. John F. Lacey. Re: C. A. Henry. 2. 1864, Dec. 1.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 76. Printed. Maximum amount of transportation allowed in the field. 3. 1864, Dec. 1.[FS] to Seventh Army Corps. ADf. Farewell address. 4. 1864, Dec. 1.FS to L. Thomas. LS. Recommending promotions in Quarter Master Dept. 5. 1864, Dec. 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 293. Printed. Dept. of Susquehanna now . 6. 1864, Dec. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 294. Printed. Dodge replaces Rosecrans in Dept. of Missouri. 7. 1864, Dec. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 295. Printed. Exchange of prisoners. 8. 1864, Dec. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 296. Printed. Transportation of stores and books for Freedmen. 9. 1864, Dec. 3.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 81. Printed, s. John F. Lacey. General court martial. 10. 1864, Dec. 3.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 297. Printed. Changes in organization of the Army of the James. 11. 1864, Dec. 4.D. E. Sickles to FS. ALS. Personal, McClellan, etc. 12. 1864, Dec. 4.FS to J. J. Reynolds. ALS. 13. 1864, Dec. 6.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. DeVall's Bluff. 14. 1864, Dec. 6.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 82. Printed. s. W. D. Green. Military commission.

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15. 1864, Dec. 6.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 77. Printed. Fines. 16. 1864, Dec. 6.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 78. Printed. General court martial. 17. 1864, Dec. 6.[FS] to J. J. Reynolds. ADf. Information re: enemy from spy, boats can't get through to Ft. Smith. 18. 1864, Dec. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 298. Printed. Declaration of Exchange of prisoners of war. 19. 1864, Dec. 7.Loyal Case to FS. ALS. Applications for trade permits. 20. 1864, Dec. 7.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 79. Printed. War Dept. General Court Martial Orders No. 350. Trial of R. B. Locke. 21. 1864, Dec. 7.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 80. Printed. Executive order of 9/24/64-- purchase for U.S. of products of States in insurrection, etc. 22. 1864, Dec. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 299. Printed. Supplies to POWs. 23. 1864, Dec. 8.Powell Clayton to FS. ALS. Regrets FS leaving, wants to be reassigned to serve under FS. 24. 1864, Dec. 8.Dept. of Arkansas. G.O. No. 83. Printed. War Dept. S.O. No. 419, extract. Dismissal of R. S. Donaldson. 25. 1864, Dec. 8.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 12. Pay District of the Gulf. 26. 1864, Dec. 9.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 13. Records of proceedings by courts martial, military commissions and courts of inquiry. 27. 1864, Dec. 9.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 81. Printed. Promotion of J. B. Cook. 28. 1864, Dec. 11.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 82. Printed. Planters planning to sell property move into interior, take negroes with them to re-enslave them; protection of negroes from fraud. 29. 1864, Dec. 11.[FS] to E. R. S. Canby. ADf. Ft. Smith, report that Price is dead. I think the rebels have given up this state back to the valley of Red river. 30. 1864, Dec. 12.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 14. Reports of musters. 31. 1864, Dec. 12.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 83. Printed. District Commanders' authority to grant medical discharges and furloughs revoked. 32. 1864, Dec. 13.C. T. Christensen to FS. Copy tel. s. W. D. Green. Directs vacation of Ft. Smith. 33. 1864, Dec. 13.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 84. Printed. General court martial--N. H. Peterson. 34. 1864, Dec. 13.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 85. Printed. Military commission--Thomas Murtaugh. 35. 1864, Dec. 13.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 86. Printed. General court martial--G. W. Pope. 36. 1864, Dec. 14.T. M. Blakley. DS. Certificate of Property Lost or Destroyed. List of equipment for which FS was responsible. Notarized by O. F. Price. 37. 1864, Dec. 15.J. R. Knapp to FS. ANS. 38. 1864, Dec. 16.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 15. Care of mail. 39. 1864, Dec. 16.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 87. Printed. Military commission--H. L. Webster. 40. 1864, Dec. 16.War Department - Ordnance Office. Printed circular No. 65. Surplus ordnance stores. Box 3, Folder 35 Correspondence 1864, December 17-31. 1. 1864, Dec. 17. Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 88. Printed. General court martial--Phillip Lewis, Charles Brown. 2. 1864, Dec. 17. Chas. T. Scammon to FS. ALS. Resignation as Major and Aide-de-Camp on FS's staff for conduct prejudicial to FS's interests. 3. 1864, Dec. 17. [FS] to Seventh Army Corps. Df. of farewell address. 4. 1864, Dec. 17. FS to Seventh Army Corps. Printed farewell address.

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5. 1864, Dec. 19. War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 300. Printed. Organizations for relief of national freedmen. 6. 1864, Dec. 19. War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 301. Printed. Every officer and soldier capable of duty is wanted in the field. 7. 1864, Dec. 20. Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 89. Printed. General court martial--Maj. D. E. Bishop. 8. 1864, Dec. 21. War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 302. Printed. Presidential Proclamation calling for 300,000 volunteers. 9. 1864, Dec. 22. War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 303. Printed. Promotion of J. B. Cook. 10. 1864, Dec. 22. War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 462. Printed extract stamped E. D. Townsend. Discharge. 11. 1864, Dec. 25. W. T. Sherman to M. C. Meigs. Copy of letter Re: Sherman's march, army supply its own forage. 12. 1864, Dec. 26.4th Brigade, Reserve Corps - Proceedings of a Board of Survey. DS of M. A. Leahy, J. M. Denison, M. C. Brown. Docket by C. S. Little and another by S. A. Walling. 13. 1864, Dec. 26/War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 304. Printed. Re: W. J. L. Nicodemus. 14. 1864, Dec. 27.Charles Black to [James Totten]. ALS. Note 1/6/65, NS of Jas. Totten [to Canby?]. Recommends. 15. 1864, Dec. 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 305. Printed. Regulations concerning moneys taken from Soldiers at Draft Rendezvous. 16. 1864, Dec. 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 306. Printed. Regulations concerning hospitals. 17. 1864, Dec. 28.Amasa J. Parker to FS. ALS. 18. 1864, Dec. 29.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 16. Prohibits taking photos of fortifications and other military works. 19. 1864, Dec. 29.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 307. Printed. Coffins etc. for interment of officers. 20. 1864, Dec. 29.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 308. Printed. Passports for persons coming from foreign countries, excluding immigrants. 21. 1864, Dec. 31.Department of Arkansas. and 7th Army Corps. Monthly Return of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage. 22. [1864, Dec.?].Little Rock [Ark.] Citizens. List of signatures [fragment]. Tendering dinner. 23. [1864, Dec.?].Henry Sachs et al to FS. LS. Appreciation from Escort. 24. [1864, Dec.].[FS] to [Little Rock Citizens?]. ADf. Accepts dinner. 25. [1864, Dec.].[FS] to Jno. W. Moore. ADf. Thanks to Arkansas House of Representatives. 26. 1864, Dec.List of Articles Lost or Destroyed. DS of Geo. O. Sokalski. FS responsible. 27. [1864, Dec.?]. Why General Steele was Removed. Clipping. 28. [1864,?].C. C. Andrews to FS. ANS. 29. 1864,Robert J. T. White to FS. ALS Re: case of Mr. Parham, prisoner. Box 3, Folder 36 Correspondence 1865, January 1-10. 1. 1865, Jan. 1.Dept. of Arkansas. S. O. No. 1. Printed, s. W. D. Green. 4th Brigade of Reserve Corps go to New Orleans. 2. 1865, Jan. 1.U.S. Military Academy. Printed circular, and ANS of Geo. W. Cullum [G.W.C.] to FS. Wants information on FS's career. 3. 1865, Jan. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Unlawful trade by private boats, seizure of same. 4. 1865, Jan. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. District of Natchez, Davidson to command. 5. 1865, Jan. 3.Division of West Mississippi - Office Assistant Inspector General. Printed circular No. 1. Re: reports. 6. 1865, Jan. 3.Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi. AD. Report. Under orders to New Orleans.

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7. 1865, Jan. 3.3rd Brigade Reserve Corps. G.O. No. 1. Printed, s. Geo. Monroe. C. C. Andrews to command. 8. 1865, Jan. 3.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 2. Extract s. E. D. Townsend. Printed. Discharge of Wm. R. Moore. 9. 1865, Jan. 4Reserve Corps, MDWM - Report of troops. AD. Docket s. C. T. Christensen. 10. 1865, Jan. 4.3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps. G.O. No. 2. Printed, s. Geo. Monroe. Re: drills. 11. 1865, Jan. 5.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 3. Printed. Monies from sales of seized properties, etc. 12. 1865, Jan. 5.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 5. Printed extract s. C. T. Christensen. C. S. McEntee assigned to duty with FS, commanding U.S. Forces at Kennerville, La. 13. 1865, Jan. 5.Chas. Thomas to E. R. S. Canby. Copy with NS of C. T. Christensen 1/29/65.Foraging system 14. 1865, Jan. 6.C. T. Christensen to [Daniel] Ullmann. Tel. signed, copied for FS. Andrews to report to FS with 3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps. 15. 1865, Jan. 6.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 6, extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. F. W. Emery to report to Andrews. 16. 1865, Jan. 6.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 6, extract 6. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Lazelle to report to FS. 17. 1865, Jan. 6.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief of Artillery and Ordnance. Printed circular No. 1. Re: inspections and reports. 18. 1865, Jan. 7.W. P. Coleman to FS. ALS. Ruin of Bellegrove Mansion, occupation, etc. 19. 1865, Jan. 7.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 7., extract 6. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Atkinson to report of FS and McEntee. 20. 1865, Jan. 7.2nd Maine Cavalry Veteran Volunteers. Roster of officers s. [J. Wm. Haight, Jr.]. 21. 1865, Jan. 7.3rd Brigade Reserve Corps. G.O. No. 3. Printed, s. Geo. Monroe. Camp orders. 22. 1865, Jan. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 1. Printed. B. F. Butler relieved of command. 23. 1865, Jan. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 2. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Cost of clothing and equipage. 24. 1865, Jan. 8.Elias S. Dennis to John F. Lacey. LS. Recommendations for orderlies and clerks. 25. 1865, Jan. 8.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 4. Printed. Draft. 26. 1865, Jan. 8.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 5. Printed. Exchanged prisoners. 27. 1865, Jan. 8.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 8, extract 5. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 28. 1865, Jan. 8.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 8, extract 6. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. O. M. Humphrey to report to FS. 29. 1865, Jan. 9.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 9, extract 1. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Brill discharge. 30. 1865, Jan. 9.15th Massachusetts Battery. Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of A. Rowse. 31. 1865, Jan. 9.4th Battery Light Artillery, Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers. Roster of Commissioned Officers. [DS?] Geo. W. Taylor. 32. 1865, Jan. 9.46 th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers. DS of John J. Jones. Roster of Commissioned Officers. 33. 1865, Jan. 9.M. K. Lawler to J. F. Lacey. LS. Suggestions. for orderlies. 34. 1865, Jan. 9.30th Missouri Volunteer Infantry (Consolidated Organization). Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of W. T. Wilkinson. 35. 1865, Jan. 9.FS to Headquarters, Military Division of West Mississippi. NS on docket. 2 NSs of C. T. Christensen, 1/9 and 1/11 and ANS of C. G. Sawtelle 1/11. Re: Wood, fuel.

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36. 1865, Jan. 9.26th N. Y. Battery. ADS of Adam Beattie. Roster of Commissioned Officers. 37. 1865, Jan. 10.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 10, extract 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Peebles discharge. 38. 1865, Jan. 10.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 10, extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Gooding to report to FS. 39. 1865, Jan. 10.Division of West Mississippi - Office Assistant Inspector General. Printed circular No. 2. Acting Assistant Inspectors General. 40. 1865, Jan. 10.8th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteers. DS of Josiah A. Sheetz. Roster of Commissioned Officers. 41. 1865, Jan. 10.U.S. Forces Kennerville, La. (FS's command). Tri-Monthly Consolidated Morning Report. Printed form filled in and s. John F. Lacey. Box 3, Folder 37 Correspondence 1865, January 11-15. 1. 1865, Jan. 11.A. D. Bailie to [FS]. ALS. Troops going to Kennerville. 2. 1865, Jan. 11.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 11, extract 7. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Baker appointed Assistant Commissary of Musters. 3. 1865, Jan. 11.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 11, extract 8. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharges. 4. 1865, Jan. 11.Division of West Mississippi - Reserve Corps-Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of McEntee. Asks lists of Quarter Masters. 5. 1865, Jan. 11.M. K. Lawler to Jno. F. Lacey. LS. Suggests Hunt as medical officer to 4th Massachusetts Battery. Docket: 1865/ Jan. 11. John F. Lacey to Humphrey. ANS. 1/16/65 Otis M. Humphrey to [Lacey?]. ANS. 6. 1865, Jan. 11.A. Lockwood [Adams Express Co. of New Orleans] to [FS]. ALS. Introduction. 7. 1865, Jan. 12. W. P. Coleman. ADS. Protest against reoccupation of his house and grounds. Docket: John F. Lacey to A. Rowse. ANS. 1/13/65. Orders abandonment of property. A. Rowse to [Lacey]. ANS. 1/15/65. Complies. 8. 1865, Jan. 12. Levi Davis to C. T. Christensen. ALS. Asks that his Ambulance Corps be assigned to a Brigade of the Reserve Corps. Docket: 1/15/65 Referred to Humphrey by order of FS. ANS of John F. Lacey. 1/15/65. Otis M. Humphrey. ANS. 9-12. 1865, Jan. 12. Elias S. Dennis to John F. Lacey. 4 LSs. Payroll, appointment, recommends, sends roster. 13. 1865, Jan. 12. Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 12, extract 8. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Cross, leave of absence. 14-15. 1865, Jan. 12. Division of West Mississippi - Reserve Corps - Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of McEntee. Daily forage report and copy. 16. 1865, Jan. 12. Division of West Mississippi - Reserve Corps Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of McEntee. Forage. 17. 1865, Jan. 12. 161st N.Y. Volunteers. DS of Wm. B. Kinsey. Roster of Commissioned Officers. 18. 1865, Jan. 12. 20th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. DS of J. B. Leake. Roster of Commissioned Officers. 19. 1865, Jan. 12.23rd Iowa Infantry Volunteers. DS of S. L. Glasgow. Roster of Commissioned Officers. 20. 1865, Jan. 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 7. Printed. Limits of the Dept. of the South. 21. 1865, Jan. 13.Charles Black to C. T. Christensen. LS. Asks that 99th Illinois Infantry be consolidated into 37th Illinois Infantry. Docket: 1/17/65 NS of FS--recommended. 3 notes in obliterated pencil by C.T.C. and 2 others. 22. 1865, Jan. 13.99th Illinois Volunteers. Copy s. John F. Lacey. Roster of Commissioned Officers, enclosed in #21. 23. 1865, Jan. 13.Charles Black to John F. Lacey. ANS. Request for circulars. 24. 1865, Jan. 13.Charles Black to John F. Lacey. NS. Houston, Acting Assistant Inspector General of 4th Brigade. 25. 1865, Jan. 13.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 13. extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Leave of absence.

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26. 1865, Jan. 13.Division of West Mississippi - Reserve Corps - Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of Chas. S. McEntee. Asks reports of horses, mules, wagons, etc. 27. 1865, Jan. 13.Division of West Mississippi - Reserve Corps - Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of Chas. S. McEntee. Inspection of means of transportation. 28. 1865, Jan. 13.M. K. Lawler to John F. Lacey. LS. Recommends a clerk. 29. 1865, Jan. 13.M. K. Lawler to John F. Lacey. LS. Hancock, Acting Assistant Inspector General, 1st Brigade. 30. 1865, Jan. 13.J. W. Moore to John F. Lacey. ANS. Forwarding lists. 31. 1865, Jan. 13.U.S. Forces - Kenner, La. Circular No. 1. DS of John F. Lacey. Requisitions for Quarter Master supplies. 32. 1865, Jan. 14.J. L. Baker to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Requests F. H. W. French as clerk. 33. 1865, Jan. 14.C. T. Christensen to S. A. Hurlbut. Copy to FS, s. C. T. Christensen. Railroad guard from New Orleans to be replaced by FS's troops. 34. 1865, Jan. 14.Levi Davis to [J. F. Lacey]. ALS. Disposition of his ambulance corps. 35. 1865, Jan. 14.Dept. of the Gulf - Acting Assistant Quarter Master. Printed and ms. document s. E. M. Wiswell. List of books sent. 36. 1865, Jan. 14.Dept. of the Gulf - Acting Assistant Quarter Master to J. F. Lacey. Printed and ms. document s. E. M. Wiswell. List of forms sent. 37. 1865, Jan. 14.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 6. Printed. Court martial of Isaac H. Walker. 38. 1865, Jan. 14.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 14, extract 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Leave of absence for Dyer. 39. 1865, Jan. 14.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 14, extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Emery reassigned. 40. 1865, Jan. 14.4th Brigade - Reserve Corps - Office Senior Surgeon. Printed and ms. document s. O. Peabody. Consolidated weekly report of sick and wounded. Docket: 1/18/65 NS of Otis M. Humphrey. 41. 1865, Jan. 14.W. W. Storer to [FS]. ALS. Arrival of command at Morganza. 42. 1865, Jan. 14.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 3. Printed. Joint Congressional resolution thanking Sherman. 43. 1865, Jan. 15.J. L. Baker to John F. Lacey. ANS. Re: Pvt. French. 44. 1865, Jan. 15.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 15, extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Leave of absence for Gibbs. 45. 1865, Jan. 15.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 15, extract 6. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Trull assigned to court martial detail. 46. 1865, Jan. 15.Otis M. Humphrey to FS. ALS. Requests detail of a Capt. as Chief Ambulance Officer. 47. 1865, Jan. 15.U.S. Forces - Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. Circular No. 1. DS of Otis M. Humphries. Location regulations 48-49. 1865, Jan. 15.J. B. Wheeler to FS. ALS. Personal, FS's career, Arkansas, etc. Enclosure: clipping from Rochester Union by Foster. Box 3, Folder 38 Correspondence 1865, January 16-20. 1-2. 1865, Jan. 16.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. LS and DS. Covering letter and Roster of Commissioned Officers of 3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps 1/15/65. 3. 1865, Jan. 16.Dept. of the Gulf. S.O. No. 16, extract 7. Printed, s. C. S. Sargent. 24th Indiana Volunteers relieved of duty in Defences of New Orleans, to report to FS. 4. 1865, Jan. 16.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 16, extract 1. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Leave of absence. 5. 1865, Jan. 16.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 16, extract 4. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of Geo. Marion. 6. 1865, Jan. 16.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 16, extract 4 [sic]. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of Alex. S. Millard. 7. 1865, Jan. 16.M. K. Lawler to C. T. Christensen. LS. Recommends consolidating 34th Illinois Infantry with another Illinois Regiment and retaining Black.

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8. 1865, Jan. 16.Chas. S. McEntee to J. F. Lacey. LS. Applies for detail for guard duty at Quarter Master depot. 9. 1865, Jan. 16.Timothy Owen to [J. F. Lacey]. Letter s. by clerk. Horses. 10. 1865, Jan. 16.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. S.O. No. 1. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Re: Hipolite. 11. 1865, Jan. 16.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. S.O. No. 2. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Asks for reports. 12. 1865, Jan. 16.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 4. Printed. Mourning for Edward Everett. 13. 1865, Jan. 17.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel., copy. Railroad track blocked by wood. 14. 1865, Jan. 17.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 7 Printed. Interference with means of transportation. 15. 1865, Jan. 17.Division of West Mississippi, Reserve Corps-Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of Chas S. McEntee. Train Kennerville-New Orleans. 16. 1865, Jan. 17.82nd U.S. Colored Infantry. Roster of Officers. DS of J. Wm. Haight, Jr. 17. 1865, Jan. 17.1st Florida Cavalry. Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of J. Wm. Haight, Jr. 18. 1865, Jan. 17.Otis M. Humphrey to FS. LS. Recommends organization of ambulance corps according to General Code No. 38 with modifications. 19. 1865, Jan. 17.[U.S. Forces], Kenner, La. - Board of Survey. ADS of Samuel Wagenhals. Commissary stores. Docket: 1/18/65 ANS of John H. Kelly, NS of C. C. Andrews and ANS of John F. Lacey. 20. 1865, Jan. 17.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. S.O. No. 2. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Examining board. 21. 1865, Jan. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 5. Printed. Dept. of Ohio combined with Cumberland under Thomas. 22. 1865, Jan. 17.E. I. Wage to J. F. Lacey. LS. Re: levee, Parish of Jefferson. 23. 1865, Jan. 18.Charles Black to C. T. Christensen. ALS. Recommends as partial basis of reorganization proposed in request of 13th. 24. 1865, Jan. 18.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 8. Printed. General court martial. 25. 1865, Jan. 18.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 18, extract 1. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Clerks with Chief Mustering Officer. 26. 1865, Jan. 18.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 18, extract 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen Discharge of Roberts. 27. 1865, Jan. 18.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 18, extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of Jas. A. Peter. 28. 1865, Jan. 18.86th U.S. Colored Infantry. Roster of Officers. Copy s. J. Wm. Haight, Jr. 29-30. 1865, Jan. 18.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Board of Survey. [for Lt. A. Rowse, 15th Massachusetts Battery]. Proceedings, 2 copies, both in several hands. Deficiencies in Quarter Master stores, etc. Signatures of Chas W. Williams, Geo. N. Jenkins and Alex. S. Millard. Docket: ANS of John F. Lacey 1/24/65; on 2nd copy NS of Lacey. 31. 1865, Jan. 18.Thomas M. Vincent to Commanding General, Division of West Mississippi. Official copy forwarded with ANS of C. T. Christensen to FS. 1/18/65. Recruiting for Cavalry and Artillery. 32. 1865, Jan. 18.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 6. Printed. Release of prisoners from cells and irons. 33. 1865, Jan. 18.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 8. Printed. Acting assistant surgeons. 34. 1865, Jan. 19.Elias S. Dennis to John F. Lacey. LS. Condition of levees. 35. 1865, Jan. 19.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 9. Printed. Repair of small arms. 36. 1865, Jan. 19.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 19, extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of J. E. Smith.

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37. 1865, Jan. 19.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 19, extract 4. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of B. Freeman. 38. 1865, Jan. 19.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 19, extract 5. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of W. Wightman. 39. 1865, Jan. 19.1st Brigade, Reserve Corps, MDWM. S.O. No. 7, extract 2, s. John J. Huntley. Curtis detailed as acting Ordnance Officer. 40. 1865, Jan. 19.3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps, MDWM. G.O. No. 4. Printed, s. George Monroe. Discipline. 41. 1865, Jan. 20.Charles Black to John F. Lacey. LS. Inspection of levee. 42. 1865, Jan. 20.Jas. H. Coates to W. A. [sic] Kuhn. [W.E.] ALS. Cases of enlisted men in 11th Illinois Infantry under arrest and awaiting sentence. Docket: ANS of Elias S. Dennis and 3 separate dockets 1/21 NS of J. F. Lacey, 1/23 ANS of Jas. H. Coates, 1/23 ANS of Elias S. Dennis. 43. 1865, Jan. 20.James H. B. Henry to Geo. S. Atkinson. ALS. Introduction. Docket: NS Geo. S. Atkinson to Lacey. 1/20/65. 44. 1865, Jan. 20.M. K. Lawler to Jno. F. Lacey. LS. 45. 1865, Jan. 20.W. E. Kuhn to John F. Lacey. ALS. Transmittal. 46. 1865, Jan. 20.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. -Tri-monthly Morning Report. Printed and ms. document s. F. Steele. 47. 1865, Jan. 20.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. ADS of John F. Lacey. Abstract of tri-monthly return. 48. 1865, Jan. 20.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. S.O. No. 3. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Orders re: a hospital steward. 49. 1865, Jan. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 9. Printed. Territory of Arizona re-annexed to Dept. of the Pacific under McDowell. Box 3, Folder 39 Correspondence 1865, January 21-27. 1. 1865, Jan. 21.Charles Black to John F. Lacey. LS Transmittal. 2. 1865, Jan. 21.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 21, extract 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Transfer of wounded soldier. 3. 1865, Jan. 21.Charles S. McEntee to J. F. Lacey. LS. Requests J. B. Waters as mounted orderly. 4. 1865, Jan. 21.Geo. A. Mitchell to FS. LS. Sokalski's pay accounts. 5. 1865, Jan. 22.Theo. R. Crandell to C. T. Christensen. [A?]LS. Asks for a decision in AWOL case. Docket: 1/24/65 ANS of G. W. Clark and NS of C.C. Andrews 6. 1865, Jan. 22.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 10. Printed. Dishonorable discharge of A. Forrer. 7. 1865, Jan. 22.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 11. Printed. General court martial of Franzisko B. John. 8-9. 1865, Jan. 22.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 22, extract 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Leaves of absence. 10. 1865, Jan. 22.W. S. Hatch to [FS]. [ANS or tel.?]. Announces expected arrival. 11. 1865, Jan. 22.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. Circular No. 3. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Returns of medical officers. 12. 1865, Jan. 23.C. T. Christensen to C. C. Andrews. ALS (Copy). Directs Andrews to Lakeport, etc. and to report to Gen. Granger. 13. 1865, Jan. 23.C. T. Christensen to FS. ADfS. 3rd Brigade to go to Pensacola, remainder to E. Pascagoula. 14. 1865, Jan. 23.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Transmits instructions for disposition of 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 15. 1865, Jan. 23.Division of West Mississippi, Reserve Corps, Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of Chas.S. McEntee. Estimates for clothing, etc. 16. 1865, Jan. 23.John P. Hawkins to FS. ALS. Re: Morgan L. Smith, requests be assigned to a Division command with FS. ANS of C. T. Christensen--Canby will comply if FS wants. The Brigadiers you have now have not stuff enough to make good Division Commanders. 17. 1865, Jan. 23.John H. Kelly to George Monroe. ALS. Represents enlisted men, request to rejoin Regiment. Docket: 1/23 NS of C. C. Andrews, 1/24 NS of John F. Lacey, 1/24 ANS of Richard A. King for M. K. Lawler.

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18. 1865, Jan. 23.C. G. Seawell to FS. ALS. Steamer ready to take troops to Pensacola. 19. 1865, Jan. 24.C. C. Andrews to C. T. Christensen. Copy s. George Monroe. Arrival at Kenner, transportation not at hand. 20. 1865, Jan. 24.C. T. Christensen to FS. [ALS or tel.?]. Order 24th Indiana to embark for Pensacola. 21. 1865, Jan. 24.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 24, extract 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharges Somers. 22. 1865, Jan. 24.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 24, extract 6. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Resignation of L. L. Whitney. 23. 1865, Jan. 24.83rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Copy of document s. J. Wm. Haight, Jr. Roster of Commissioned Officers. 24. 1865, Jan. 24.John F. Lacey to C. C. Andrews. ALS. A misunderstanding re: orders. Docket: 1/24 ANS of C. C. Andrews. reply. 25. 1865, Jan. 24.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. S.O. No. 4. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. 26. 1865, Jan. 25.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 6. Printed. Repeats G.O. No. 1. Organization of troops. 27. 1865, Jan. 25.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 7. Printed. Troop organization. 28. 1865, Jan. 25.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 25, extract 5. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of W. P. Mitchell. 29. 1865, Jan.25.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 25, extract 9. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Resignation of Wm. D. Crooke. 30. 1865, Jan. 26.C. T. Christensen to John F. Lacey. Tel. Andrews to be dropped from returns, general courts martial can be convened by FS's orders only. 31. 1865, Jan. 26.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 12. Printed. War Dept. S.O. No. 10, extract 8. Dishonorable discharge of R. L. Orr. 32. 1865, Jan. 26.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 26, extract 1. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Resignation of Wm. A. Greene. 33. 1865, Jan. 26.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 26, extract 4. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. On recommend of [FS] 28th Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry to form 2 more companies. 34. 1865, Jan. 26.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 26, extract 5. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Discharge of G. G. Moser. 35. 1865, Jan. 26.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 10. Printed. Congressional resolution--thanks A. H. Terry. 36. 1865, Jan. 27.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 8. Printed. Duties of E. Hutchinson and H. K. Southwick. 37. 1865, Jan. 27.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 27, extract 2. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Transfer of 2nd Illinois Artillery. 38. 1865, Jan. 27.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 27, extract 3. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Batteries of Light Art. to report to FS. 39. 1865, Jan. 27.A. C. Matthews to C. T. Christensen. LS. Statement re: consolidation. 40. 1865, Jan. 27.Jas. Totten to C. T. Christensen. LS. Reports Regiments which have failed to furnish reports. Docket: 1/30 NS of Alfred Fredberg. 41. 1865, Jan. 27.Jas. Totten to FS. Tel. Transportation. 42. 1865, Jan. 27.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. G.O. No._____. Df., fragment. H. W. Hart, Inspector and Assistant Chief Medical Officer. 43. 1865, Jan. 27.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. Circular No. 4. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Hospitals, etc. 44. 1865, Jan. 27.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. Extract of Circular No. 4 (IV) s. John. F. Lacey. H. W. Hart appointment. 45. 1865, Jan. 27.[U.S. Forces, Kenner, La.], Reserve Corps - Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular s. Chas. S. McEntee. Request for forms. 46. 1865, Jan. 27.[U.S. Forces, Kenner, La.], Reserve Corps - Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular s. Chas. S. McEntee. Instructions re: reports. Box 3, Folder 40 Correspondence 1865, January 28-31.

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1. 1865, Jan. 28.Geo. S. Atkinson to J. F. Lacey. LS. 2. 1865, Jan. 28D. P. Ballard to John F. Lacey. ALS. Asks for an issue of orders re: Assistant Quarter Masters and detailing of men for his office. Approval s. Otis M. Humphrey. 3. 1865, Jan. 28.Charles Black to John F. Lacey. ALS. Re: consolidation. 4. 1865, Jan. 28.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 28, extract 5. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Re: Capt. T. Pearson, fraud charge. 5. 1865, Jan. 28.Division of West Mississippi - Office Chief of Artillery and Ordnance. Printed circular No. 3, s. Wm. Hunt, Jr. Forms for reporting. 6. 1865, Jan. 28.Lawrence Jacoby to FS. ALS. Reporting for duty. 7. 1865, Jan. 28.Loren Kent to John F. Lacey. ALS. Re: captured horse appraisal. Docket: 1/30 approval s. M. K. Lawler. 8. 1865, Jan. 28.Chas. S. McEntee to J. F. Lacey. LS. Forage reports. 9. 1865, Jan. 28.28th Regiment Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers. DS Richard Ritter and Wm. W. Black. Consolidated Morning Report on printed form. 10. 1865, Jan. 28.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. Circular No. 5. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Required reports and papers. 11. 1865, Jan. 28.[U.S. Forces] Reserve Corps, Kenner, La. - Office Chief Quarter Master. Circular. DS of Chas S. McEntee. Re: employing citizens. 12. 1865, Jan. 29.W. H. Baldwin to [FS]. Tel. Arrival of 83rd Ohio Volunteers at Morganza. 13. 1865, Jan. 29.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Re: 83rd Ohio. 14. 1865, Jan. 29.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 29, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Discharge. 15. 1865, Jan. 29.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 29, extract 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Tibbets relieved of desertion charge. 16. 1865, Jan. 29.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 29, extract 3. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. C. T. Scammon leave of absence. 17. 1865, Jan. 29.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 29, extract 4. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Resignations. 18. 1865, Jan. 29.3rd Brigade Reserve Corps. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return s. C. C. Andrews. 19. 1865, Jan. 30.D. P. Ballard to [J. F. Lacey]. LS. Established his headquarters. 20. 1865, Jan. 30. to [J. F. Lacey]. [Tel.]. Reports for duty. 21. 1865, Jan. 30.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No. 27. Printed, s. [Frederic Speed]. Garrison court martial, drunkeness, etc. 22. 1865, Jan. 30.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 30, extract 2. Printed, s. Geol L. Wilbur. Resignation of Torrey. 23. 1865, Jan. 30.A. B. Tripler to FS. ALS. Destruction of Oakland Plantation property. Docket: 1/31 note FS (by Lacey) to M. K. Lawler, 2/2 NS M. K. Lawler to [FS]. 24. 1865, Jan. 30.J. P. [sic] Totten to FS. Tel. Aska about surplus men. Docket: n.d. ANS of A. Rowse, 1/30 ANS John F. Lacey to [A. Rowse]. 25. 1865, Jan. 30.J. E. [sic] Totten to FS. Tel. Copy of #24. 26. 1865, Jan. 30.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. Circular No. 6. DS of Otis M. Humphre 27. 1865, Jan. 30.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 11. Printed. Dept. of Kansas merged into Dept. of Missouri; Curtis transferred to Dept. of the Northwest; Pope commands Division of the Missouri. 28. 1865, Jan. 31.D. P. Ballard to J. F. Lacey. LS. Ambulance property. 29. 1865, Jan. 31.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No. 29. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 30. 1865, Jan. 31.Elias S. Dennis to John F. Lacey. NS, sends Tri-Monthly return. 31. 1865, Jan. 31.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 31, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Discharge. 32. 1865, Jan. 31.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 31, extract 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Promotions to commissioned officers.

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33. 1865, Jan. 31.A. Rowse to J. F. Lacey. LS. Re: men charged with disertion. Docket: 2/1 NS John F. Lacey, 2/2 A. Rowse (copy?). 34. 1865, Jan. 31.2nd Battery Massachusetts Light Artillery. Tri-Monthly Return s. Wm. Marland. 35. 1865, Jan. 31.1st N.Y. Battery. Tri-Monthly Report s. James Barnes. 36. 1865, Jan. 31.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. Tri-Monthly Morning Report. Unsigned. 37. 1865, Jan. 31.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Board of Appraisal. ADS Elijah P. Curtis, also s. Walter S. Hotchkiss, Charles H. Eggleston. Proceedings. Docket: 1/31 ANS John F. Lacey. 38. 1865, Jan. 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 12. Printed. Military Dept. of North Carolina under Sherman's control. 39a. 1865, Jan.C. C. Andrews to FS. Tel. At Donaldsonville, La. 39b. [1865, Jan.]Theo. R. Crandell to John F. Lacey. ALS. Re: a court martial. Docket: 1/8 ALS G. W. Clark to J. F. Lacey. 40. 1865, [Jan.?].1st Brigade Reserve Corps, Military Division of West Mississippi. Roster of Commissioned Officers s. John J. Huntly. 41. 1865, [Jan.?].3rd Brigade Reserve Corps, Detachment. Roster of Commissioned Officers. Box 3, Folder 41 Correspondence 1865, February 1-4. 1. 1865, Feb. 1.Charles Black to J. F. Lacey. LS. Discrepancy in Tri-Monthly Report, 37th Illinois Infantry. 2. 1865, Feb. 1.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No. 30, extract 7. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 3. 1865, Feb. 1.J. L. Dicken to B. Wilson. ALS. Re: Oakland Plantation, property damage. 4. 1865, Feb. 1.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 13. Printed. Treasury Dept. regulations re: leased and registered plantations and care and support of freedmen. U.S. Mississippi Squadron G.O. No. 38 (2/2) and Western Gulf Blockading Squadron G.O. No. 3. 5. 1865, Feb. 1.Loren Kent to B. Wilson. LS. Oakland Plantation. 6. 1865, Feb. 1.M. K. Lawler to John F. Lacey. LS. Oakland Plantation. 7. 1865, Feb. 1.Chas. S. McEntee to J. F. Lacey. LS. Citizens entitled to draw rations. 8. 1865, Feb. 1.17th Ohio Battery. Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of Charles S. Rice. 9-10. 1865, Feb. 1.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return of Troops. Printed forms. Df and copy, unsigned. 11-12. 1865, Feb. 2.C. T. Christensen to FS. 2 tels. Canby wished to see FS. 13. 1865, Feb. 2.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 33, extract 2. Printed, s. Geol L. Wilbur. Re: John E. Norcross. 14. 1865, Feb. 2.1st Brigade, Reserve Corps, Kenner, La. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return, s. M. K. Lawler. 15. 1865, [Feb. 2](Docket dated Feb. 1.) B. Hancock to [B.] Wilson. LS. Oakland Plantation. 16. 1865, Feb. 2.Otis M. Humphrey to John F. Lacey. LS. Hospital funds. 17. 1865, Feb. 2.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. Circular No. 7. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Unserviceable medical and hospital property. 18. 1865, Feb. 3.G. S. Atkinson to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Clothing issued. 19. 1865, Feb. 3.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Organization of 1st and 2nd Brigades and embarkation plans. 20. 1865, Feb. 3.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Official copy of tel. Embarkation instructions and organization of 3rd Brigade. 21. 1865, Feb. 3.District of West Florida. Printed circular No. 1. Responsibility for ordnance. 22. 1865, Feb. 3.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 34, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. G. W. Lyon, Acting Assistant Adjutant General. 23. 1865, Feb. 3.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 34, extract 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Leave of absence for Bullock.

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24. 1865, Feb. 3.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 34, extract 5. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Leave of absence for M. K. Lawler. 25. 1865, Feb. 3.P. C. Hains to FS. LS. Forwards maps of Dept. of the Gulf. 26. 1865, Feb. 3.Otis M. Humphrey to John F. Lacey. LS. Sending medical supplies with embarking troops. 27. 1865, Feb. 3.M. K. Lawler to John F. Lacey. LS. Will take leave of absence. 28. 1865, Feb. 3.C. G. Sawtelle to FS. [Df. or tel.]. Lake Route transportation. 29. 1865, Feb. 3.C. G. Sawtelle to FS. Tel. Train to be at Kenner 2/4. 30. 1865, Feb. 3.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. - Chief Medical Officer. S.O. No. 5. DS of Otis M. Humphrey. Transfers of surgeons. 31. 1865, Feb. 4.D. P. Ballard to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Wishes to turn over ambulance equipment, etc. which can't be transported. Docket: 2/4 NS of John F. Lacey; 2/5 and 2/6 ANSs of H. M. Lazelle; 2/6 ANS of O. P. Gooding. 32-34. 1865, Feb. 4.C. T. Christensen to FS. 3 tels. Steamer transportation to Ft. Morgan, Gen. Reynolds to relieve Reserve Corps still in Arkansas, asks of arrival of 35th Wisconsin. 35. 1865, Feb. 4.C. T. Christensen to FS. [ALS]. 36. 1865, Feb. 4.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 14. Printed. General court martial. 37. 1865, Feb. 4.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 35, extract 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. B. F. Metzler. 38. 1865, Feb. 4.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 35, extract 4. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Men restored to duty. 39. 1865, Feb. 4.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 35, extract 5. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. W. S. Stitt. 40-41. 1865, Feb. 4.4th Brigade, Reserve Corps, Kenner, La. Board of Survey. 2 copies of Proceedings s. J. C. McClelland, Wm. E. Houston, R. R. Soper, Dockets: 2/11 NSs of C. C. Morse and Charles Black. 42. 1865, Feb. 4.Jno. A. McLaughlin to John F. Lacey. LS. Fog, etc. delays embarkation, can take no wagons. 43. 1865, Feb. 4.Thomas Mason to Provost Marshall, Kenner, La. ALS. Mrs. McCormick, loss of fence, note attached. Docket: 2/9 ANS of Alfred Fredberg, n.d. NS of W. H. [Shoch?]. 44. 1865, Feb. 4.S. S. Rockwood to John F. Lacey. Tel. 45. 1865, Feb. 4.C. G. Sawtelle to FS. Tel. Fog delays transports. 46. 1865, Feb. 4.John M. Wilson to James Totten. ALS. Extracts from Inspection Report. Docket: 2/4 ANS of James Totten. Box 3, Folder 42 Correspondence 1865, February 5-9. 1. 1865, Feb. 5.D. P. Ballard to J. F. Lacey. LS. Requests teamsters. 2. 1865, Feb. 5.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No. 34. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 3. 1865, Feb. 5.Dept. of Mississippi. S.O. No. 58, extract 3. Printed, s. J. Warren Miller. G. W. Fox. 4. 1865, Feb. 5.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 11. Printed Manner of mounting guard, posting and relieving sentinels. 5. 1865, Feb. 5.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 15. Printed. Troops in field and reserves and special details. 6. 1865, Feb. 5.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 36, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Discharged. 7. 1865, Feb. 5.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 36, extract 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Extends leave of absence of J. W. Davis. 8. 1865, Feb. 5.Jno. A. McLaughlin to J. F. Lacey. LS. Embarkation nearly complete, equipage left behind, Steamer George Peabody. 9. 1865, Feb. 5.A. C. Matthews to John F. Lacey. ALS. Belvedere delayed, blown adrift. 10. 1865, Feb. 5.26th N.Y. Battery. Consolidated Monthly Report. DS of A. Beattie. 11. 1865, Feb. [5?].S. G. Van Andre to B. Wilson. ADfS. The Kenner Plantation (Oakland), severe damage.

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12. 1865, Feb. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. 2 steamers en route to Kenner to transport 3rd Brigade to Mobile Point. 13. 1865, Feb. 6.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 16. Printed. Taxes on products of leased or registered plantations, fees for permits. 14. 1865, Feb. 6.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 37, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Leaves of absence. 15. 1865, Feb. 6.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 37, extract 4. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Discharge and commission. 16. 1865, Feb. 6.W. S. Hotchkiss to [J. F. Lacey]. LS. Rain, camp muddy, disease. 17. 1865, Feb. 6.Loren Kent to J. F. Lacey. [Tel?]. Rations. 18. 1865, Feb. 6.Louis [Kloch?]. to FS. ALS. Damage to plantation. 19. 1865, Feb. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 13. Printed. Fish rations, ration returns, etc. 20. 1865, Feb. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 14. Printed. E. C. C. Ord to command Dept. of Virginia. 21. 1865, Feb. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 15. Printed. Promotions, appointments, volunteer appointments, transfers, retired, casualties (dismissed, resigned, died, etc.). 22. 1865, Feb. 7.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No1 37. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 23. 1865, Feb. 7.District of West Florida. Printed circular No. 2. G. W. Richardson, Assistant Commissary of Musters. 24. 1865, Feb. 7.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 38, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Resignation. 25. 1865, Feb. 7.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 38, extract 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Extended leaves of absence. 26. 1865, Feb. 7.John H. [Kithnar?] to [FS]. Tel. 96th Ohio to arrive 2/8. 27. 1865, Feb. 7.A. C. Matthews to Jno. F. Lacey. Tel. Men left behind. 28. 1865, Feb. 7.3rd Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps, Kenner, La. G.O. No. 1, s. Loren Kent. Assumes command, Armstrong is Acting Assistant Adjutant General. 29. 1865, Feb. 7.Jas. E. Totten to FS. Tel. Searching for new quarters for artillery. 30. 1865, Feb. 7.Jas. E. Totten to FS. Tel. Move 2 batteries to Dauphine Island. 31. 1865, Feb. 7.21st N.Y. Battery. Roster of Commissioned officers. ADS of James Barnes. 32. 1865, Feb. 8.D. P. Ballard to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Medical requisitions and procurement. 33. 1865, Feb. 8.D. P. Ballard to J. F. Lacey. LS. List of enlisted men he wishes detailed to ambulance copps. 34. 1865, Feb. 8.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No. 38. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 35. 1865, Feb. 8.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 17. Printed. Dishonorable musters out. 36. 1865, Feb. 8.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 39, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Leave of absence. 37. 1865, Feb. 8.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 39, extract 2. Printed, s. G. L. Wilbur. Resignation of C. L. Drake. 38. 1865, Feb. 8.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 39, extract 12. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Joseph Lyman to report to FS. 39. 1865, Feb. 8.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 39, extract 13. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Fred Sommer to rejoin his regiment. 40. 1865, Feb. 8.John F. Lacey to FS. Tel. Batteries for 1st Division with ADfS reply of FS. 41. 1865, Feb. 8.FS to John F. Lacey. Tel. Reply to #40. 42. 1865, Feb. 8.FS to John F. Lacey. Tel. 4th and 7th Massachusetts Batteries. 43. 1865, Feb. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 16. Printed. Deserters. 44. 1865, Feb. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 17. Printed. Regulations re: newspaper advertising and job printing.

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45. 1865, Feb. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 18. Printed. Hospital transports and boats. 46. 1865, Feb. 8.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 62. C. T. Scammon mustered out. Stamp of E. D. Townsend. 47. 1865, Feb. 9.James Barnes to John F. Lacey. Tel. Embarking for Kenner. 48. 1865, Feb. 9.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No. 41. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 49. 1865, Feb. 9.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 13. Printed. Field Officers' Court. 50. 1865, Feb. 9.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 18. Printed. Commercial intercourse between loyal and insurrectionary States. 51. 1865, Feb. 9.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 40, extract 3. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Transfer of men between 7th and 2nd Massachusetts Batteries. 52. 1865, Feb. 9.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 40, extract 4. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Correction. 53. 1865, Feb. 9.Loren Kent to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Sends orders for 23rd Wisconsin Infantry. 54. 1865, Feb. 9.J. B. Leake to John F. Lacey. LS. Transmits report. (See #60). 55. 1865, Feb. 9.S. M. Manter to FS. ALS. Finally received her brother's things, some missing. 56. 1865, Feb. 9.Robert P. Tendick to W. T. Wilkinson. ANS. Wishes investigation of AWOL charges. Docket: 2/9 NS of Wilkinson and ANS of Loren Kent. 57. 1865, Feb. 9.3rd Brigade, 1st Division Reserve Corps, Kenner, La. G.O. No. 2, s. [I] S. Armstrong. Appointment of J. F. Little. 58. 1865, Feb. 9.J. E. Totten to FS. Tel. Artillery camping instructions. 59. 1865, Feb. 9.J. E. Totten. to FS. Tel. Stables for artillery horses at Greenville. 60. 1865, Feb. 9.20th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. Consolidated Report s. J. B. Leake. Box 4, Folder 43 Correspondence 1865, February 10-19. 1. 1865, Feb. 10.A. D. Bailie to [FS]. Tel. Troops coming. 2. 1865, Feb. 10.C. T. Christensen to John F. Lacey. Tel. Asks what regiments and batteries have left or have transportation. 3. 1865, Feb. 10.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Report not received of regiments departed. 4-7. 1865, Feb. 10.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 41. Printed, all s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Officers transferred to Officers' General Hospital, Natchez, Miss. 8. 1865, Feb. 10.S. L. Glasgow to J. F. Lacey. [Tel.]. Wishes passage. 9. 1865, Feb. 10.Otis M. Humphrey to John F. Lacey. LS. Requests detail of Surgeon P. K. Stoddard to 96th Ohio and E. Ridgeway to Kenner Batteries. 10. 1865, Feb. 10.2nd Brigade, Reserve Corps, Dauphine Is., Alabama. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Report s. Orten Ingersol. 11. 1865, Feb. 10.U.S. Forces, Kenner, La. Tri-Monthly Report s. John F. Lacey. 12. 1865, Feb. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 19. Printed. An act to extend to certain persons in the employ of the Government, the benefits of the Asylum for the Insane in the District of Columbia. 13. 1865, Feb. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 21. Printed. Military Dept. of Kentucky, J. M. Palmer commanding; Dept. of the Cumberland, G. H. Thomas; Dept. of Mississippi, Dept. of of the Gulf. 14. 1865, Feb. 11.James Barnes to John F. Lacey. [Tel?]. 21st N.Y. Battery on Chouteau. 15. 1865, Feb. 11.Charles Black to John F. Lacey. LS. Sends proceedings of Board of Survey. 16. 1865, Feb. 11.C. T. Christensen to John F. Lacey. Tel. Black commander of 1st Brigade, Reserve Corps. 17. 1865, Feb. 11.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Re: Transportation of troops. 18. 1865, Feb. 11.Defences of New Orleans. S.O. No. 43. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 19. 1865, Feb. 11.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 42. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Re: Isaac H. Walker.

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20-21. 1865, Feb. 11.Albert J. Moses to Wm. W. Black. 2 ALSs. with 2 ANSs of Richard Ritter. Re: cases of 2 privates, Davis and Gibson. 22. 1865, Feb. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 20. Printed. Joint Resolution tendering thanks to Sheridan. 23. 1865, Feb. 12.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 43, extract 2. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Field service for troops of West Florida and South Alabama Districts. 24. 1865, Feb. 12.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 43, extract 3. Printed. Organization of Reserve Corps. 25. 1865, Feb. 12.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 43, extract 4. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Lt. Col. L. H. Whittlesey, Assistant Inspector General for FS. 26. 1865, Feb. 12.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 43, extract 5. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Capt. Henry M. Lazelle, Assistant Provost Marshall General to Division. 27. 1865, Feb. 12.2nd Battery, Massachusetts Light Artillery. Roster of Officers s. Wm. Marland. 28. 1865, Feb. 12.Southern Division of Louisiana. S.O. No. 45 Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 29. 1865, Feb. 13.Charles Black to J. F. Lacey.[copy?]. Transportation of troops. 30. 1865, Feb. 13.A. Rowse to John F. Lacey. LS. Hay and bread. 31. 1865, Feb. 13.Southern Division of Louisiana. S.O. No. 48. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 32. 1865, Feb. 13.3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps, MDWM. G.O. No. 5. Printed, s. George Monroe. V. H. Coffman, Chief Medical Officer. 33. 1865, Feb. 13.A. B. Tripler to FS. ALS. Oakland Plantation depredation 34. 1865, Feb. 14.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 45, extract 1. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Gooding's orders. 35. 1865, Feb. 15.District of West Florida. Printed circular No. 5. Richardson, temporary Mustering Officer. 36. 1865, Feb. 15.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Printed circular s. Sam'l. B. Ferguson. Re: flags, march and drill instructions. 37. 1865, Feb. 17.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 16. Printed. Protection of trees, regulations for cleanliness, etc. 38. 1865, Feb. 17.3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps, MDWM. G.O. No. 6. Printed, s. Geo. Monroe. Shelter tents. 39. 1865, Feb. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 22. Printed. Report of Board appointed by the President to correct Volunteer quotas. 40. 1865, Feb. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 23. Printed. Territory of Utah and part of Dakota Territory added to Dept. of Missouri. 41. 1865, Feb. 18.District of West Florida. Printed circular No. 6. Collecting wood. 42. 1865, Feb. 18.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 19. Printed. General court martial. 43. 1865, Feb. 18.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 20. Printed. Re: 13th and 16th Army Corps. 44. 1865, Feb. 19.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 21. Printed. Re: Pioneer companies. Box 4, Folder 44 Correspondence, 1865, February 20-28. 1. 1865, Feb. 20.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 18. Printed. Willis, surgeon in charge. 2. 1865, Feb. 20.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 4. Tri-monthly reports. 3. 1865, Feb. 20.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. G.O. No. 10 Printed, s. Sam'l B. Ferguson. Order of march, etc. 4. 1865, Feb. 20.4th Brigade, Reserve Corps. Tri-Monthly Report s. Charles Black and [C. C. Morse?]. 5. 1865, Feb. 20.2nd Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Report s. James H. Coates and Orten Ingersoll.

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6. 1865, Feb. 20.Southern Division of Louisiana. S.O. No. 57. Printed, s. Frederic Speed. Garrison court martial. 7. 1865, Feb. 21.1st Division, U.S. Colored Infantry. G.O. No. 1 DS of Sam'l. B. Ferguson. Wagon and ambulance trains on march. 8. 1865, Feb. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 24. Printed. Orders National Salute to be fired in honor of restoration of Flag of the Union on Ft. Sumter. 9. 1865, Feb. 22.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 19. Printed. Discontinue whitewashing outside of buildings. 10. 1865, Feb. 22.Division of West Mississippi. Printed confidential circular s. C. T. Christensen. To Dept. and District commanders. Holding important points and controlling Mississippi River. 11. 1865, Feb. 22.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 22. Printed. Field allowance of transportation. 12. 1865, Feb. 23.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 54, extract 1. Contemporary copy. Troop organization. 13. 1865, Feb. 23.George A. Mitchell to [FS]. ALS. No funds to pay Dept. of Arkansas. 14. 1865, Feb. 23.3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps. G.O. No. 7. Printed, s. George Monroe. Picket instructions. 15. 1865, Feb. 23.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 25. Printed. Repairs to general hospitals and sales of forage and straw. 16. 1865, Feb. 24.District of West Florida. G.O. No. 20. Printed. Ambulance corps. 17. 1865, Feb. 24.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 26. Printed. Advertising and printing. 18. 1865, Feb. 25.Armies of the UlS., Headquarters, City Point, Virginia. S.O. No. 39, extract 2, s. T. S. Bowen and John F. Lacey. Water transportation may not be used for officers' quarters. 19. 1865, Feb. 25.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 37, extract. DS F. W. Emery. McEntee to report to FS. 20a. 1865, Feb. 25.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. ___. DS H. R. Putnam. FS to proceed to Barrancas, Florida and command troops operating from Pensacola Bay. 20b. 1865, Feb. 25.2nd Brigade, Reserve Corps. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return s. Elias S. Dennis. 21. 1865, Feb. 25.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 27. Printed Re: Maj. Delozier Davidson. 22. 1865, Feb. 26.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 38, estract 3. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. E. H. Newton, temporary duty in field with FS. 23. 1865, Feb. 26.Division of West Mississippi. Printed circular No. 5, s. John F. Lacey. Survey of horses, etc. for artillery. 24. 1865, Feb. 26.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 23. Printed. Re: approvals for permits or safe conducts. 25. 1865, Feb. 26.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 57, extract 3. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. FS to command Pensacola Bay troops. 26. 1865, Feb. 26.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 28. Printed. Reorganization of 13th and 16th Army Corps under command of G. Granger and A. J. Smith. 27. 1865, Feb. 27.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 39, extract 1. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Leave of absence. 28. 1865, Feb. 27.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 29, extract 4. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Gordon to report to FS. 29. 1865, Feb. 27.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 39, extract 5. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Detached troops to rejoin respective companies. 30. 1865, Feb. 27.3rd Brigade, Reserve Corps. G.O. No. 8. Printed, s. Geo. Monroe. Mustering. 31. 1865, Feb. 28.District of West Florida, Barrancas, Fla. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return of Troops under Asboth, s. Asboth. 32. 1865, Feb. 28.District of West Florida, Barrancas, Fla. G.O. No. 23. Printed. Reprint of #20a.

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33. 1865, Feb. 28.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 24. Printed. Field allowance of ambulances, wagons and tents for hospital purposes. 34. 1865, Feb. 28.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 25. Printed. Exchange of prisoners. 35. 1965, Feb. 28.47th U.S. Colored Infantry. Roster of Commissioned Officers, s. J. Wm. Haight, Jr. 36. 1865, Feb. 28.114th Regiment. Ohio Infantry Volunteers. Consolidated Report for Feb., s. John H. Kelly. 37. 1865, Feb. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 29. Printed. An act to increase the efficiency of the medical corps of the Army; to prevent military officers from interferring in elections and private resolution for D. Collett, Jr., deceased. 38. 1865, Feb.John F. Lacey. ANS on docket re: consolidation of 28th and 37th Illinois Infantry. Box 4, Folder 45 Correspondence 1865, March 1-6. 1. 1865, Mar. 1.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 26. Printed, s. John F. Lacey. Reorganization and relocation of troops. 2. 1865, Mar. 1.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 27. Printed. General court martial of Luling. 3. 1865, Mar. 1.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 28. Printed, s. John F. Lacey. Grierson to command Division Cavalry. 4. 1865, Mar. 1.J. Wm. Haight, Jr. to John F. Lacey. ALS. Reports troops at Barrancas. 5. 1865, Mar. 1.John H. Kelly to John F. Lacey. ALS. Transmitting reports. 6. 1865, Mar. 1.13th Army Corps, Ft. Gaines, Ala. S.O. No. 3, extract 4. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Surgeon Willis. 7. 1865, Mar. 1.U.S. Forces, Barrancas, Fla. G.O. No. 1. Printed, s. John F. Lacey. Announces FS's staff officers. 8. 1865, Mar. 2.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 42, extract 2. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Recruits for colored regiments. 9. 1865, Mar. 2.50th U.S. Colored Infantry. Roster of Commissioned Officers. Copy s. J. Wm. Haight 10. 1865, Mar. 2.G[ordon] Granger to FS. LS. Wants C. C. Andrews ordered to occupy town of Pensacola to prevent smuggling. 11. [1865, Mar. 2?].97th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Roster of Commissioned Officers, s. J. William Haight, Jr. 12. [1865, Mar. 2?].69th Battalion Indiana Infantry Volunteers. Roster of Commissioned Officers, s. J. William Haight, Jr. 13. 1865, Mar. 2.H. K. Southwick to John C. Palfrey. ALS. Recommends not discharging 2nd Lt. Wm. P. Hazard. Docket: 3/11 ANS of C. T. Christensen, referral to FS. 14. 1865, Mar. 2.13th Army Corps, Ft. Gaines, Ala. S.O. No. 4, extract 1. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Orders for G. W. Richardson. 15. [1865, Mar. 2?].25th Regiment U.S. Colored Infantry. Roster of Commissioned Officers, s. J. Wm. Haight, Jr. 16. 1865, Mar. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 29. Printed. Experts; tax on products of insurrectionary districts remitted. 17. 1865, Mar. 3.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 30. Printed. Trade restrictions, information for Rebel deserters. 18. 1865, Mar. 3.John P. Hawkins to Gen. Asboth. Copy. Equipping colored regiments (artillery). 19. 1865, Mar. 3.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 106, k extract 11. Stamped or s. E. D. Townsend. F. Sommer mustered out. 20. 1865, Mar. 4.[Alexander] Asboth to F. W. Emery. Copy. Artillery needs and fortification. 21. 1865, Mar. 4.[Alex.] Asboth to John P. Hawkins. Copy. Fortification and troop needs. 22. 1865, Mar. 4.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 31. Printed, s. Geo. L. Wilbur. Officers' rations.

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23. 1865, Mar. 4.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 65, extract 16. Copy s. John F. Lacey. L. Rhoades. 24. 1865, Mar. 4.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return, s. John P. Hawkins 25. 1865, Mar. 4.Timothy Owen to John F. Lacey. LS. Request for leave of absence. 26. 1865, Mar. 4.Pensacola Dept., Ft. Pickens, Fla. Weekly Statement of Ordnance Stores, s. _. A. Metcalf. 27. 1865, Mar. 4.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. G.O. No. 1. Printed, s. George Monroe. Announces staff. 28. 1865, Mar. 5.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 32. Printed, s. C. T. Christensen. Appointment of provost marshalls. 29. 1865, Mar. 5.Charles S. McEntee to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Requests assignment of Gardner to 2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. 30. 1865, Mar. 6.[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmits correspondence re: colored regiments. 31. 1865, Mar. 6.Sam'l. T. Busey to F. W. Emery. LS. Transmits roster. Docket: n.d., NS of W. T. Spicely, 3/7 NS of C. C. Andrews. 32. 1865, Mar. 6.Sam'l. T. Busey to John F. Lacey. LS. Same as #31. Docket: 3/[6] NS of W. T. Spicely, 3/6 NS of C. C. Andrews. 33. 1865, Mar. 6.Dept. of the Gulf - Office Chief Signal Officer S.O. No. 16, extract 2. Copy s. E. P. Adams (X). W. F. Warren to report to FS. 34. 1865, Mar. 6.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. G.O. No. 15. ADS of Sam'l B. Ferguson. No purchases during march by individuals. 35. 1865, Mar. 6.F. M. Leflar to Jno. F. Lacey. LS. Requests send Lt. J. T. DeMar to procure arms and equipment. Docket: 3/6 NS of F. W. Moore, 3/6 NS of C. C. Andrews. 36. 1865, Mar. 6.Charles S. McEntee to Jno. F. Lacey. LS. Requests teamsters. Box 4, Folder 46 Correspondence 1865, March 7-14. 1. 1865, Mar. 7.Army and Division of West Mississippi. General Field Order [G.F.O.] No. 1. Printed. Keep on hand 3 days cooked rations, no land transportation spade and pick for temporary works. 2. 1865, Mar. 7.[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. LS. Encloses scout reports [enclosures not present]. 3. 1865, Mar. 7.John Macy to [J. F.] Lacey. ALS. Report of ammunition. 4. 1865, Mar. 7.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Morning Report. ADS of George Monroe, also s. C. C. Andrews. 5-6. 1865, Mar. 7.76th U.S. Colored Infantry. Morning Report. ADS of W. R. High, also s. W. E. Nye. Separate docket: 2 ANS 3/8. Chas. W. Drew and J. P. Hawkins. 7. 1865, Mar. 8.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. LS. Sends mail carrier. 8. 1865, Mar. 8.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 2. Printed. Regulations re: Amnesty Oath. 9. 1865, Mar. 8.C. T. Christensen to FS. ANS. Canby to visit. 10. 1865, Mar. 8.F. W. Moore to F. W. Emery. ANS. Transmittal. Docket: 3/8 NS of C. C. Andrews. 11. [1865, Mar. 8].37th Illinois Infantry. Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of R. Kennicott. 12. 1865, Mar. 8.E. P. Nettleton to John F. Lacey. LS. Send roster [not enclosed]. 13. 1865, Mar. 8.13th Army Corps. G.O. No. 3. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Equipment. 14. 1865, Mar. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 30. Printed. Claim agent's license. 15. 1865, Mar. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 31. Printed. Acts of Congress--enrolling and calling out national forces, prevent enlistment of persons charged with crimes, provide for a chief of staff to Lt. General, better organization of Subsistence Dept. 16. 1865, Mar. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 32. Printed. Rations for female nurses. 17. 1865, Mar. 9.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 3. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Duties of provost marshalls in the field.

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18. 1865, Mar. 9.F. W. Emery to FS. ANS. Asks W. W. Todd to report to [Granger]. 19. 1865, Mar. 9.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 48, extract 1. Printed, s. F. W. Emery Post quarter masters and storage of baggage. 20. 1865, Mar. 9.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 48, extract 3. Printed, s. F. W. Emery Appointment of a Medical Board. 21. 1865, Mar. 9.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Report of ambulances, s. John P. Hawkins. 22. 1865, Mar. 9.13th Army Corps. S.O. No. 11, extract 4. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Officers and men detailed for duty with Ambulance Corps, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division. 23. 1865, Mar. 10.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Report. ADS of Sam'l. B. Ferguson, also s. John P. Hawkins, ANS of John F. Lacey. 24. 1865, Mar. 10.M. D. McAlister to P. C. Haines. Copy s. J. B. Dexter. Requests canvass-boat bridges. 25. 1865, Mar. 10.[Pontonier] Corps. Tri-Monthly Report. ADS of Wm. Boyle. 26. 1865, Mar. 10.G. W. Stepp. Certificate. Copy s. Timothy Owen. Owen unfit for duty. 27. 1865, Mar. 10.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report. ADS of George Monroe, also s. C. C. Andrews. 28. 1865, Mar. 10.2nd Maine Cavalry. Morning Report. ADS of A. J. [Pickard], also s. E. W. Woodman. 29. 1865, Mar. 10.U.S. Forces at Pensacola Bay. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of John F. Lacey. also s. FS. 30. 1865, Mar. 11.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. LS. Arrival at Pensacola, in ruins. 31. 1865, Mar. 11.C. C. Andrews to J. F. Lacey. [Tel.], copy s. W. E. Warren. Arrival at Pensacola. 32. 1865, Mar. 11[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. LS. Andrews' arrival at Pensacola. 33. 1865, Mar. 11.[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. LS. Sent men to Pensacola to work on wharf. 34. 1865, Mar. 11.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Sends copies of G.O. No. 30 to be distributed within the rebel lines. 35. 1865, Mar. 11.District of West Florida. S.O. No. 58, extract 4, s. J. Wm. Haight, Jr. Men working on new Barrancas wharf to help repair one at Pensacola. 36. 1865, Mar. 11.[District of West Florida]. [Document?] 407. Copy. Mr. Gray to go to Pensacola. 37. 1865, Mar. 11.Chas. W. Drew to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. 38. 1865, Mar. 11.John P. Hawkins to John F. Lacey. NS. Sends Tri-Monthly Return. 39. 1865, Mar. 11.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Field Return. ADS of John P. Hawkins. Enclosed in #38. 40. 1865, Mar. 11.13th Army Corps. Printed circular No. 1. s. F. W. Emery. Ordnance reports. 41. 1865, Mar. 11.U.S. Forces, Barrancas, Fla. Abstractsof reports of troops composing FS's command, s. John F. Lacey. 42. 1865, Mar. 11.U.S. Forces, Barrancas, Fla. Abstract of reports of FS's command. 43. 1865, Mar. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 33. Printed. Congressional resolutions. Thanks to Gen. Thomas, encourage enlistments and promote efficiency of military forces. 44. 1865, Mar. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 34. Printed. Issue of flour to hospitals. 45. 1865, Mar. 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 35. Printed. Presidential Proclamation--deserters to lose citizenship, etc. 46. 1865, Mar. 12.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Copy by W. F. Warren. Boat to bring cattle. 47. 1865, Mar. 12.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. ALS. Teams sent back to Barrancas.

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48. 1865, Mar. 13.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by E. P. Adams 9:30 a.m. Asks about supply steamer. 49. 1865, Mar. 13.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by W. F. Warren 1:30 p.m. When will next boat leave for New Orleans. 50. 1865, Mar. 13.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by W. F. Warren 5 p.m. No steamer, short rations. 51. 1865, Mar. 13.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. ALS. Sends article on fortifications of Mobile. 52. 1865, Mar. 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 36. Printed. Special order re: Joint Committee to investigate Indian Affairs. 53. 1865, Mar. 14.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. LS. Mr. Gray--repair of wharf at Pensacola, railroad. Box 4, Folder 47 Correspondence 1865, March 15-19. 1. 1865, Mar. 15.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 4. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. C. B. Comstock, special duty. 2. 1865, Mar. 15.John F. Lacey to C. C. Andrews. ALS. Asks for private of 24th Indiana Infantry to report for duty as messenger orderly. Docket: 3/16 2 ANSs of George Monroe, 3/16 ANS of W. T. Spicely re: Pvt. Fielding A. Hyatt. 3. 1865, Mar. 15.L. E. Norris to John F. Lacey. ANS. Withdraws request for detail of nurses. 4. 1865, Mar. 15.13th Army Corps. G.F.O. No. 1. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Engineer and assistant to march at head of most advanced detachment, keep journal of march. 5. 1865, Mar. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 37. Printed. Price of ration for POWs. 6. 1865, Mar. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 38. Printed. Modification of passport order. 7. 1865, Mar. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 39. Printed. Order concerning embalmers. 8. 1865, Mar. 16.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by W. F. Warren. 10:55 a.m. Requests expert in track laying. 9. 1865, Mar. 16.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 5. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Osterhaus, Chief of Staff to Canby. 10. 1865, Mar. 16.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.E.O. No. 6. Printed. Requests military features of country from engineers. 11. 1865, Mar. 16.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Re: 25th, 82nd and 86th Regiments, U.S. Colored Infantry. 12. 1865, Mar. 16.[S.] M. Eaton to E. R. S. Canby. ALS. Estimate of Confederate troops between Blakely and Pollard. 13. 1865, Mar. 16.F. L. Hitchcock to John F. Lacey. NS. Sends roster [not enclosed]. 14. 1865, Mar. 16.A. M. Jackson to C. T. Christensen. Copy s. C. T. Christensen. Situation at Pollard, Confederate knowledge of Union movements. 15. 1865, Mar. 16.2nd Illinois Cavalry. Morning Report. ADS of Frank Moore. 16. 1865, Mar. 16.Geo, Tucker to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. 17. 1865, Mar. 17.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by W. F. Warren. 12 [noon?]. Tug for ammunition. 18. 1865, Mar. 17.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by W. F. Warren. 3 p.m. Repairs on wharf. 19. 1865, Mar. [17].[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by E. P. Adams. 4:20 p.m. Sends tug back for ammunition. 20. 1865, Mar. 17.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by E. P. Adams. 8 p.m. Asks about mail. 21. 1865, Mar. 17.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 7. Printed. Districts of West Florida and South Alabama, Kilby Smith to relieve Granger. 22. 1865, Mar. 17.[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmits troop information and Special Order.

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23. 1865, Mar. 17.District of West Florida. S.O. No. 64, extract 5, s. Asboth. Re: 82nd and 86th U.S. Colored Infantry, Cavalry Brigade and unbrigaded Regiments. Enclosed in #22. 24. 1865, Mar. 17.R. H. Beaudry to John F. Lacey. ANS. Requests Teverbaugh be transferred to hospital in New Orleans. 25. 1865, Mar. 17.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 52, extract 3. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Assistant surgeon, J. T. Brown, to report to Asboth. 26. 1865, Mar. 17.District of West Florida and South Alabama. S.O. No. 52, extract 4. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Assistant L. E. Norris to 1st Florida Cavalry. 27. 1865, Mar. 17.1st Division, U.S. Colored Infantry. S.O. No. 32, extract 2. ADS of Sam'l. B. Ferguson. 27. 1865, Mar. 17.1st Division U.S. Colored Infantry. (cont.) S. A. Reed to turn over surplus ordnance. Docket: 3/18 ANS of Sam'l. A. Reed, NS of Asbot 28. 1865, Mar. 17.J. B. McConaughy. Copy of contract with U.S. Army to act as medical officer of 48th U.S. Colored Infantry. 29. 1865, Mar. 17.W. S. Pollard to George Monroe. NS. Request for pass for man to be mustered out. Docket: 3/17 NS of Francis A. Sears, NS of W. T. Spicely, 3/18 NS of C. C. Andrews. 30. 1865, Mar. 17.13th Army Corps. S.O. No. 18, extract 4. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Discharge. 31. 1865, Mar. 17.13th Army Corps. S.O. No. 18. extract 5. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Resignation and discharge. 32. 1865, Mar. 17.G. E. [Yarrington] to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. 33. 1865, Mar. 18.[C. C] Andrews to [John F.] Lacey. Message, copy by E. P. Adams. 5:40 p.m. Platform car running. 34. 1865, Mar. 18.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. LS. Central wharf repaired, laid Railroad track. 35. 1865, Mar. 18.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 11, extract 10. Copy re: ordnance report regulations when active operations have begun. 36. 1865, Mar. 18.[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. LS. Number of troops left for guard and fatigue duty at Barrancas. 37. 1865, Mar. 18.A. S. Badger to John F. Lacey. NS. Cover letter. 38. 1865, Mar. 18.1st Regiment Louisiana Cavalry. Morning Report. ADS of Frank V. Kelly, also s. A. S. Badger. Enclosed in #37. 39. 1865, Mar. 18.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Circular No. 11. DS of Sam'l. B. Ferguson. Order of march of ambulances and trains. 40. 1865, Mar. 18.E[ugene von] Kielmansegge to John F. Lacey. NS re: S.O. No. 12. 41. 1865, Mar. 18.E. Kielmansegge to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. 42. 1865, Mar. 18.E. Kielmansegge to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. 43. 1865, Mar. 18.1st Regiment Florida Cavalry. Morning Field Return. ADS of Fred Jost, also s. E. Kielmansegge. Enclosed in #42. 44. 1865, Mar. 18.1st Regiment Florida Cavalry. Morning Report. ADS of Fred Jost, also s. E. Kielmansegge. Enclosed in #42. 45. 1865, Mar. 18.E. P. Nettleton to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. 46. 1865, Mar. 18.31st Massachusetts Mounted Infantry. Morning Report. DS of James M. Stewart and E. P. Nettleton. Enclosed in #45. 47. 1865, Mar. 18.W. E. Nye to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. Docket: 3/18 ANS of Chas W. Drew. 48. 1865, Mar. 18.2nd New York Veteran Cavalry. Morning Report. DS of W. D. Doty and Edward Van Voast. 49. 1865, Mar. 18.Separate Cavalry Brigade. Tri-Monthly Field Return. ADS of Rob't. Barber, also s. M. N. Chrysler. 50. 1865, Mar. 18.FS to L. Thomas. NS. Sends G.O. No. 2. Docket: 3/31 NS of E. D. Townsend. 51. 1865, Mar. 18.E. W. Woodman to John F. Lacey. NS. Transmittal. 52-53. 1865, Mar. 19.Adams Express Co. to FS. 2 receipts for gold and notes. 54. 1865, Mar. 19.[C. C.] Andrews to [J. F.] Lacey. Message, copy by E. P. Adams. 10:15 a.m. Re: embarking 2nd Maine.

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55. 1865, Mar. 19.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 12, extract 4. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Make-up of Division of Colored Infantry. 56. 1865, Mar. 19.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 12, extract 7. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Maj. Perry to report to W. F. Smith. 57. 1865, Mar. 19.Edward Van Voast to John F. Lacey. NS. Corrects roster. Box 4, Folder 48 Correspondence 1865, March 20-24. 1. 1865, Mar. 20.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. LS. Arrival of 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, 13th Army Corps; road conditions, etc. 2. 1865, Mar. 20.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of Sam'l. B. Ferguson and John P. Hawkins. 3. 1865, Mar. 20.E. V. Hitch to John F. Lacey. ANS. Transmittal. 4. 1865, Mar. 20.Separate Cavalry Brigade. Tri-Monthly Field Return. ADS of E. V. Hitch. Enclosed in #3. 5. 1865, Mar. 20.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report. ADS of George Monroe, also s. C. C. Andrews. 6. 1865, Mar. 20.A. B. Spurling to John F. Lacey. ALS. Plans for Special Cavalry expedition. 7. 1865, Mar. 20.U.S. Forces operating from Pensacola Bay. Tri-Monthly Field Return. 8. 1865, Mar. 20.U.S. Forces operating from Pensacola Bay. Tri-Monthly Morning Report. DS of John F. Lacey and FS. 9. 1865, Mar. 20.U.S. Forces operating from Pensacola Bay. Troop Strength. DS of John F. Lacey. 10. 1865, Mar. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 40. Printed. Exchange POWs. 11. 1865, Mar. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 41. Printed. 19th Army Corps discontinued. 12. 1865, Mar. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 42. Printed. Gibbon to command 24th Army Corps. 13. 1865, Mar. 21.G. B. Beach to E. V. Hitch. ALS. Loss of 3 men. Docket: 3/22 NS of T. J. Lucas. 14. 1865, Mar. 21.1st Division, U.S. Colored Infantry. Tri-Monthly Field Return. DS of John P. Hawkins. 15. 1865, Mar. 21.Separate Cavalry Brigade. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of T. J. Lucas and E. V. Hitch. 16. 1865, Mar. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 43. Printed. Organization and assignment of 1st and 2nd Battalions of Veteran Reserve Corps. 17. 1865, Mar. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 44. Printed. Dept. of Arkansas and Indian Territory transferred to Division of Missouri. 18. 1865, Mar. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 45. Printed. Acts of Congress--appropriations for support of army thru June '66, incorporation of national military asylum for totally disabled of the volunteer forces. 19. 1865, Mar. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 46. Printed. Release of civilians from parole. 20. 1865, Mar. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 47. Printed. Exchanged officers and men to report at parole depots. 21. 1865, Mar. 22.D_____ to Gen. Asboth. Copy (official signature illegible). Report of rebels at Blakely and Federal troops at Spanish Fort. 22. 1865, Mar. 22.T. J. Lucas to J. F. Lacey. LS. Progress of march, road conditions and rivers. 23. 1865, Mar. 23.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 8, s. Alfred Fredberg. Rules for collection of supplies in the field. 24. 1865, Mar. 23.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 8. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Copy of #23. 25. 1865, Mar. 23.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 16, extract 4, s. Alfred Fredberg. Packages for commanding officers. 26. 1865, Mar. 23.[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. LS. Acknowledgement and transmittal of information.

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27. 1865, Mar. 6 and 7.A. B. Spurling to A. Asboth. Copy. Rebels at Canoe Station, Blakely, Greenwoods, Mobile, Milton, Fla. and Pollard. Enclosed in #26. 28. 1865, Mar. 23.John P. Hawkins to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Repair work on bridge. 29. 1865, Mar. 23.John F. Lacey to T. J. Lucas. ANS. Inquires about 3 missing men. ANS of E. V. Hitch on verso. 30. 1865, Mar. 23.E. H. Newton to FS. ANS. Wants axes for Hawkins' Pioneer Company. 31. 1865, Mar. 24.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. NS. Re: Cooper's Landing. 32. 1865, Mar. 24.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 9, s. Alfred Fredberg. Limits animals' grain ration. 33. 1865, Mar. 24.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 9. Printed. Same as #32. 34. 1865, Mar. 24.[Alex.] Asboth to John F. Lacey. LS. Sending rations and S.O. extracts. 35. 1865, Mar. 24.District of West Florida. S.O. No. 71, extract 4. To load Matamoras with provisions Enclosed in #34. Signature illegible. 36. 1865, Mar. 24.District of West Florida. S.O. No. 71, extract 5. Signature illegible. Sends tug Nephie after Matamoras. 37. 1865, Mar. 24.E. V. Hitch to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Re: Mail. 38. 1865, Mar. 24.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 48. Printed. Jefferson and New Albany, Indiana, annexed to Dept. of Kentucky. Box 4, Folder 49 Correspondence 1865, March 25-31. 1. 1865, Mar. 25.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.C. No. 10. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Fatigue parties. 2. 1865, Mar. 25.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 11. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Deserters and refugees. 3. 1865, Mar. 25.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 11. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Same as #2. 3a 1865 Mar 25Same as #2 and 3 above-holograph Physical Description: 2 copies

4. 1865, Mar. 25.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 12. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Report casualties. 5. 1865, Mar. 25.M. [Sagendorph?] to J. F. Lacey. ANS. No boat, delayed by fog. 6. 1865, Mar. 27.John P. Hawkins to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Requests Cavalry detail for foraging. 7. 1865, Mar. 27.T. J. Lucas to J. F. Lacey. LS. Reports engagement of 25th at Cotton Creek, etc. and victory. 8. 1865, Mar. 27.A. B. Spurling to John F. Lacey. ALS. Report of special Cavalry expedition into West Florida and South Alabama. Took Andalousia, Ala. and destroyed 2 trains, etc. 9. 1865, Mar. 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 49. Printed. Command assignments--Humphreys of 2nd Army Corps, Parke of 9th Army Corps, Cox of 23rd Army Corps. 10. 1865, Mar. 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 50. Printed. Raising flag of U.S. over Ft. Sumter. 11. 1865, Mar. 27.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 147, extract 5. Printed, s. E. D. Townsend. Webber mustered out. 12. 1865, Mar. 28.J. Lyman to [FS]. ALS. Bad reads, good to Blakely. 13. 1865, Mar. 28.Chas. S. McEntee to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Re: Capt. Atkinson. 14. 1865, Mar. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 51. Printed. 14th and 20th Army Corps become Army of Georgia, Slocum in command. 15. 1865, Mar. 29.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. NS Arrival at Perdido River. 16. 1865, Mar. 30.E. R. S. Canby to FS. [ALS?]. FS to move to intersection of Pensacola-Blakely road. 17. 1865, Mar. 30.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 52. Printed. Order re: furnishing tobacco to troops.

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18. 1865, Mar. 31.1st Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of R. G. Curtis and James C. Veatch. 19. 1865, Mar. 31.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of Sam'1. B. Ferguson and John P. Hawkins. 20. 1865, Mar. 31.T. J. Lucas to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Re: corn. 21. 1865, Mar. 31.Lawrence Rhoades to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Wishes to take possession of mill at Stockton, Ala. 22. 1865, Mar. 31.2nd Division, 16th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report. True copy by J. B. Sample. 23. 1865, Mar. 31.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report. ADS of George Monroe, s. C. C. Andrews. 24. 1865, Mar. 31.Separate Cavalry Brigade. Morning Report. DS of E. O. Hitch and T. J. Lucas. Notes by J. F. Lacey. 25. 1865, Mar. 31.Cavalry Forces in the Field, Weatherfords, Ala. [Separate Cavalry Brigade]. DS of E. O. Hitch and T. J. Lucas. 26. 1865, Mar. 31.Separate Cavalry Brigade. Return for March. DS of E. O. Hitch and T. J. Lucas. 3/4-19 move from Carrollton to Barrancas, 3/20 to Pensacola, 3/21 move toward Pollard, 3/25 skirmish. 27. 1865, Mar. 31.Separate Cavalry Brigade. Tri-Monthly Field Return. DS of T. J. Lucas. 28. 1865, Mar. 31.U.S. Forces operating from Pensacola Bay. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of John F. Lacey and FS. 29. 1865, Mar. 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 53. Printed. Nicodemus restored to rank. 30. [1865, Mar.?].C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. ALS. Near Canoe Station, needs forage. 31. 1865, Mar.[C. C.] Andrews to FS. Message, copy by E. P. Adams. 12:30 p.m. Dinner invitation. 32a. [1865, Mar.?].John P. Hawkins to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Work on roads. 32b. [1865, Mar.].Sam'1. A. Reed to S. B. Ferguson. ANS. Ammunition. 33. [1865, Mar.?].2nd Division, 13th Army Corps and 1st Division, U. S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Field Return. Box 4, Folder 49a Maps [1865, March]. 1. Military Map No. 54 1/2. Printed with pencilled notations. Mobile, Pensacola and Choctawhatchee Bays. 2. Detail: Blakely March. Hand executed. Bon Secours Bay N. to Blakely. 3. March to Blakely, overlay detail. Hand executed. Spanish Fort N. to Clayborne and E. to Pollard. 4. Field Sketch, Pendacola to Blakely. Hand executed in pencil and ink. 5. Sketch or tracing. Hand executed in pencil. [Pensacola and Mobile Bays]. Box 4, Folder 50 Correspondence 1865, April 1-4. 1. 1865, Apr. 1.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Consolidate Tri-monthly field return, s. John P. Hawkins. 2. 1865, Apr. 1.U. S. Forces Operating from Pensacola Bay. Consolidate Tri-Monthly Field Return, s. FS. 3. 1865, Apr. 2.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 13, s. Alfred Fredberg. Graiu ration for animals. 4. 1865, Apr. 2.Printed copy of #3, s. Alfred Fredberg. 5. 1865, Apr. 2.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 14, s. Alfred Fredberg. Tobacco rations. 6. 1865, Apr. 2.Printed copy of #5. 7. 1865, Apr. 2.M. D. McAlister to A. H. Burnham. ANS. Report to FS. 8. 1865, Apr. 2.James C. Veatch to FS. ALS. Moving command. 9. 1865, Apr. 3.P. Jos. Osterhaus to G. M. L. Johnson. Copy s. C. T. Christense. To move brigade to Gibley's Mills, etc. 10. 1865, Apr. 3.P. Jos Osterhaus to [T. J. Lucas?]. Copy, s. C. T. Christensen. Instructions for troop movement.

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11. 1865, Apr. 3.P. Jos Osterhaus to A. J. Smith. Copy s. C. T. Christensen. Troop movements. 12. 1865, Apr. 3.P. Jos. Osterhaus to FS. LS. Reinforcements, Veatch and Garrard. 13. 1865, Apr. 3.P. Jos Osterhaus to K. Garrard. Copy s. C. T. Christensen. Instructions. Enclosed in #12. 14. 1865, Apr. 3.W. F. Warren to [J. F. Lacey.] [ANS]. Steamer loaded with troops. 15. 1865, Apr. 4.C. C. Andrews to John P. Lacey. LS. An advance. 16. 1865, Apr. 4.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 15, s. Alfred Fredberg. Wagons. 17. 1865, Apr. 4.Printed copy of #16, s. Alfred Fredberg. 18. 1865, Apr. 4.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 24, s. Alfred Fredberg. Details 31st Massachusetts Mounted Infantry. 19. 1865, Apr. 4.A. H. Burnham to FS. ALS. Report of reconnoitering party. 20. 1865, Apr. 4.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Tel. Open fire on Spanish Fort. 21. 1865, Apr. 4.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Tel. Artillery. 22. 1865, Apr. 4.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Guard telegraph office. 23. 1865, Apr. 4.J. Lyman to [F. Moore]. ANS with ANS of F. [Moore]. Cavalry squadron. 24. 1865, Apr. 4.P. J. Osterhaus to FS. Tel. Re: reserves in case of attack. 25. 1865, Apr. 4.Jas. Totten to FS. Tel. Artillery horses. Box 4, Folder 51 Correspondence 1865, April 5-9. 1. [1865, Apr. 5.].E. P. Adams. Signed message 6 p.m. Steamers Magnolia and Nashville. 2. 1865, Apr. 5.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 16, s. Alfred Fredberg. Tent allowance. 3. 1865, Apr. 5.Printed copy of #2. 4. 1865, Apr. 5.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 25, extract 2, s. Alfred Fredberg. Quarter master and Commissary supplies at Stark's Landing. 5. 1865, Apr. 5.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Artillery. 6. 1865, Apr. 5.S. M. Eaton to FS. NS. Sending estimate of enemy forces at Blakely, Spanish Fort, etc. 7. 1865, Apr. 5.John P. Hawkins to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Fortifications. 8. 1865, Apr. 5.J. C. Kinney to [J. F.] Lacey. ANS. Lookout, Steamers on river 6 p.m. 9. 1865, Apr. 5.Wm. A. Pile to Samuel B. Ferguson. LS. Fire along enemy works. ANS of John P. Hawkins on verso, same date. 10. [1865, Apr. 5?].[C. G.] Sawtelle to FS. Signal message, s. copy s. J. C. Kinney. 8:45 p.m. River transports. 11. 1865, Apr. 5.FS to Jas. Totten. ANS. Artillerists. 12. 1865, Apr. 5.Jas. Totten to FS. Tel. Rice is artillery chief. 13. 1865, Apr. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Arrival of 30 pounder. 14. 1865, Apr. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Selma pilots, communications. 15. 1865, Apr. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Artillery positioned. 16. 1865, Apr. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Route for supply trains. 17. 1865, Apr. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Artillery horses. 18. 1865, Apr. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Artillery. 19. 1865, Apr. 6.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Loading details. 20. 1865, Apr. 6.W. G. Fuller to [?]. ANS. Reports despatch from Sheridan to Grant--has enemy in retreat, thinks Lee will surrender. Note 4/7--Lee's army surrendered. 21. 1865, Apr. 6.George H. Porter. Letter by D.B.N. to FS. A pension application by a disabled soldier. 22. 1865, Apr. 6.16th Army Corps. S.O. No. 35, extract, s. J. Hough. 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery to report to FS at Blakely. 23. 1865, Apr. 6.Jos. R. Smith to FS. ALS. Personal, Arkansas, army politics, promotions, etc. 24-26. [Inadvertently omitted, no documents for these numbers]. 27. 1865, Apr. 6.WarDepartment - A.G.O. G.O. No. 54. Printed. Penalty for retaining officers after muster-out of their commands.

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28. 1865, Apr. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 55. Printed. Commutation for clothing of officers' servants. 29. 1865, Apr. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 56. Printed. Mower to command 20th Army Corps. 30a & b 1865, Apr. 6.W. F. Warren to J. F. Lacey. ADS and cover. Copy of observations by J. C. Kinney and Adams. Movement of enemy boats. 31. 1865, Apr. 7.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Re: Lucas, guns. 32. 1865, Apr. 7.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Re: Spurling. 33. 1865, Apr. 7.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Re: Spurling and Lucas. 34. 1865, Apr. 7.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Re: 30 pounders. 35. 1865, Apr. 7.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Gun platforms. 36. 1865, Apr. 7.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Soap. 37. 1865, Apr. 7.C. T. Christensen to FS. ANS. Sends guide. 38. 1865, Apr. 7.S. M. Eaton to FS. ALS with ALS of Osterhaus. Mr. Mayhew on special mission. 39. 1865, Apr. 7.E. O. Hitch to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Spurling and Lucas. 40. 1865, Apr. 7.J. C. Kinney to J. F. Lacey. Lookout report. Nashville out of sight. 41. 1865, Apr. 7.P. J. Osterhaus to FS. Tel. Asks about firing. 42. 1865, Apr. 7.P. J. Osterhaus to FS. Tel. Build road. 43. 1865, Apr. 7.D. S. Simpson to John F. Lacey. ALS. Request. Docket: 5/5 [NSs of A. B. Spurling and Lucas]. 44. 1865, Apr. 7.A. B. Spurling to John F. Lacey. [ADS or copy] Report of activitles of 2nd Cavalry Brigade from 4/1--battle outside Blakely. 45. 1865, Apr. 7.A. B. Spurling to John F. Lacey. [ANS or copy] Scout toward Stockton. 46. 1865, Apr. 7.A. B. Spurling to John F. Lacey. [ANS or copy] Cavalry skirmish. 47. 1865, Apr. 7.H. K. Thatcher to [C. T. Christensen?]. [ALS or copy]. Sherman's victories, enemy positious, movements and strength, etc. 48. 1865, Apr. 7.Jas. Totten to FS. [ANS or copy]. Artillery horses. 49. 1865, Apr. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 57. Printed. Declaration of exchange of POWs. 50. 1865, Apr. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 58. Printed. Funds accruing from Savings on Flour. 51. 1865, Apr. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 59. Printed. Provost Fund. 52. 1865, Apr. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 60. Printed. Records of Discontinued Commands. 53. 1865, Apr. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 61. Printed. Prisoners to be kept in confinement until fines are paid. 54. 1865, Apr. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 62. Printed. Concerning Declarations of Exchange of Prisoners. 55. 1865, Apr. 7.W. F. Warren to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Lookout observations of rebel boats, etc. 56. 1865, Apr. 8.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 28, extract 2, s. Alfred Fredberg. Special permission to discharge arms for cleaning. 57. 1865, Apr. 8.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 28, extract 3, s. Alfred Fredberg. Request for artillery battery. 58. 1865, Apr. [8].E. R. S. Canby to Granger. Tel. Re: Smith. 59. 1865, Apr. 8.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Tel. Re: Smith, send reinforcements. 60. 1865, Apr. 8.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Rations. 61. 1865, Apr. 8.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Capture of Spanish Fort by Carr. 62. 1865, Apr. 8.[S. M.] Eaton to FS. Tel. Detain Man. 63. 1865, Apr. 8.[S. M.] Eaton to FS. Tel. When did he leave? 64. 1865, Apr. 8.[S. M.] Eaton to FS. Tel. Special mission instructions for Mayhew. 65. 1865, Apr. 8.1st Indiana Heavy Artillery. Report of gun firings. 66. 1865, Apr. 8.John P. Hawkins to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Report of operations, troop positions. 67. [1865, Apr. 8].J. C. Kinney. Observations. Capture of Spanish Fort. 68. 1865, Apr. 8.Francis Lyons to Wm. [sic] Lacey. ALS. Difficulty crossing Bayou.

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69. 1865, Apr. 8.P. J. Osterhaus to FS. Tel. Guns. 70. 1865, Apr. 8.P. J. Osterhaus to FS. Tel. Build road. 71. 1865, Apr. 8.A. B. Spurling to FS. Tel. Request for guides. 72. 1865, Apr. 8.James Totten to FS. Tel. Ammunition. 73. 1865, Apr. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 63. Printed. Exchange of prisoners. 74. 1865, Apr. 8 and 9.W. F. Warren to J. F. Lacey. Report of observations from signal station. 75. 1865, Apr. 8.W. F. Warren to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Observation 76. 1865, Apr. 9.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 17, s. Alfred Fredberg. Rations. 77. 1865, Apr. 9.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 17. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Same as #76. 78. 1865, Apr. 9.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Tel. Capture of Spanish Fort. 79. 1865, Apr. 9.C. T. Christensen to J. F. Lacey. Tel. Mail carrier. 80. 1865, Apr. 9.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Lucas' orders. 81. 1865, Apr. 9.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Canby says thanks and God bless. 82. 1865, Apr. 9.[1st Indiana Heavy Artillery]. Report of gun firings. 83. 1865, Apr. 9.[Al]Fred Fredberg to FS. Tel. Lines, to keep rebels from evacuating Blakely. 84. 1865, Apr. 9.K. Garrard to [J. F. Lacey]. ALS. No change in line. 85. 1865, Apr. 9.John P. Hawkins to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Needs rations and ammunition. 86. 1865, Apr. 9.John P. Hawkins to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Prisoner taken at capture of Blakely. 87. 1865, Apr. 9.E. O. Hitch to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Movements. 88. 1865, Apr. 9.H. L. D. Lewis to Gen. Cockrell (copy); F. M. Cockrell to Gates, Barry and Wafford (copy Docket: Gates note (copy). Military movements. 89. 1865, Apr. 9.P. J. Osterhaus to Granger, Smith and FS. Tel. Battle instructions. 90. 1865, Apr. 9.P. J. Osterhaus to FS. Tel. Ready to march to Blakely. 91. 1865, Apr. 9.Bradford B. Rew and Samuel.Frank. Statements. ADS of C. T. Christensen. Enemy intelligence, people feeling more favorable to Union. 92. 1865, Apr. 9-12.W. F. Warren. ADS. Observations on Lookout Station--battle, capture of Mobile. 93. 1865, Apr. 9.John M. Wilson to FS. Tel. Artillery. Box 4, Folder 52 Correspondence 1865, April 10-14. 1. 1865, Apr. 10.C. T. Christensen to Hawkins and Andrews. ANS. Re: Blakely prisoners. 2. 1865, Apr. 10.C. T. Christensen to FS. ANS. Occupation of Ft. Blakely, etc. 3. 1865, Apr. 10.C. T. Christensen to FS. NS. Capture of Petersburg and Richmond, Va. on Apr. 3. 4. 1865, Apr. 10.18th N.Y. Independent Battery. Consolidated Morning Report. ADS of Albert G. Mack. 5. 1865, Apr. 10.1st Indiana Heavy Artillery - Battery H. Tri-Monthly Report. ADS of Wm. P. Wimmer. 6. 1865, Apr. 10.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Report, s. John P. Hawkins and Sam'l. B. Ferguson. 7. 1865, Apr. 10.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report, s. C. C. Andrews and George Monroe. 8. 1865, Apr. 10.U.S. Forces, Blakely, Ala. Consolidated Morning Report, s. FS and John F. Lacey. 9. 1865, Apr. 11.C. C. Andrews to John F.d Lacey. NS. Ammunition. 10. 1865, Apr. 11.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 18. Printed, s. John F. Lacey. General court martial. 11. 1865, Apr. 11.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 30, extract 3, s. C. T. Christensen. March orders. 12. 1865, Apr. 11.C. T. Christensen to FS. ANS. Move. 13. 1865, Apr. 11.C. T. Christensen to FS. ANS. Andrews to occupy Blakely.

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14. 1865, Apr. 11.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return, s. John P. Hawkin 15. 1865, Apr. 11.A. M. Jackson to C. T. Christensen. Copy of report of information received at New Orleans Alabama roads. ANS of C. T. Christensen. 16. 1865, Apr. 11.U.S. Forces, Blakely, Ala. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return, s. FS. 17. 1865, Apr. 11.Unknown to Editor, New Orleans Times Clipping. 18. 1865, Apr. 12.E. P. Adams to [John F.] Lacey. ANS. Observation of Mobile--Stars and Stripes float over Mobile. 19. 1865, Apr. 12.Army and Dvision of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 19, s. Alfred Fredberg. Captured battle flags, etc.; ordnance, fortifications at Spanish Fort and Blakely. 20. 1865, Apr. 12.Printed version of #19. 21. 1865, Apr. 12.C. T. Christensen to FS. ANS. Horses, water transportation. 22. 1865, Apr. 12.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Return for March with record of events. DS of John P. Hawkins and Sam'l. B. Ferguson. 23. 1865, Apr. 12.[J. C.] Kinney to[J. F.] Lacey. ANS. Yankee boat coming up Blakely River. 24. 1865, Apr. 12.John F. Lacey to C. T. Christensen. ANS. Mail. 25. 1865, Apr. 12.Geo. S. Melville to FS. ANS. Battle flag of Gen. Cockrell. 26. 1865, Apr. 12.P. J. Osterhaus to A. J. Smith. Copy s. C. T. Christensen. Instructions for march toward Selma and Montgomery. 27. 1865, Apr. 12.FS to C. T. Christensen. ADfS. Report of activities since arrival at Barrancas. 28. 1865, Apr. 13.Army Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 20, s. Alfred Fredberg. Supply depot at Mobile. 29. 1865, Apr. 13.Printed version of #28. 30. 1865, Apr. 13.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 21, s. Alfred Fredberg. FS to command all troops east of Mobile Bay except 16th Army Corps. 31. 1865, Apr. 13.Printed version of #30. 32. 1865, Apr. 13.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Transportation 33. 1865, Apr. 13.P. Jos. Osterhaus to FS. ANS. Request for regiment at Mobile. 34. 1865, Apr. 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 64. Printed. Headquarters of Armies of the U.S. established at Washington, D.C. 35. 1865, Apr. 13.W. F. Warren to J. F. Lacey. ADS. Report of Signal Corpe detachment, Apr. 1-9. 36. 1865, Apr. 14.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 33, extract 1. ADS of C. T. Christensen. Bailey to transfer supply depot. 37. 1865, Apr. 14.Jno. W. Day to [J. F. Lacey]. NS. Request: 38. 1865, Apr. 14.1st Michigan Light Artillery - Battery G. Morning Report, s. George L. Stillman. 39. 1865, Apr. 14.FS to C. T. Christensen. Copy. Arrival of 27th Wiscousin. Docket: 4/15 C. T. Christensen ANS. 40. 1865, Apr. 14.J. R. Wheeler to [FS]. ALS. Personal, FS's accomplishments, Lee's surrender and celebration in Little Rock, army politics, Arkansas, horse Swamp Angel. 41. 1865, Apr. 14.Wm. P. Wimmer to Sam'l. B. Ferguson. Report actions of Battalion of 1st Indiana Heavy Artillery. Box 4, Folder 53 Correspondence 1865, April 15-19. 1. 1865, Apr. 15.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 22. Printed. Headquarters extablished in Mobile. 2. 1865, Apr. 15.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 34, extract 2, s. Alfred Fredberg. Fuller to extablish communications betweet Mobile Blakely and Spanish Fort. 3. 1865, Apr. 15.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 34, extract 5, s. Alfred Fredberg. Newton on FS's staff. 4. 1865, Apr. 15.G. W. [Baxter] to [J. F.] Lacey. ANS. Requests orderlies. 5. 1865, Apr. 15.B. H. Grierson to FS. ANS. Mail.

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6. 1865, Apr. 15.Francisco de Leon to Tomás Mejía. LS in Spanish. A Republican tries to convince Mejía to support Juarez rather than the French. 7. 1865, Apr. 15.Hugh McKeem. Statement. Copy s. C. T. Christensen. Travel in Alabama, location of enemy. 8. 1865, Apr. 15.J. Totten to FS. Copy. Blanks for ordnance reports. 9. 1865, Apr. 16.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 23. Printed. Salute to celebrate Lee's surrender. 10. 1865, Apr. 16.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 35, extract 4. Printed. FS to command by seniority Smith and Grierson. 11. 1865, Apr. 16.H. Bertram to J. [F.] Lacey. Tel. Salute. 12. 1865, Apr. 16.C. T. Christensen. Copy of endorsement by E. R. S. Canby. Dunham relieved of duty as Assistant Adjutant General. 13. 1865, Apr. 16.C. T. Christensen to FS. ANS. Express. 14. 1865, Apr. 16.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. No official news of Lee's surrender. 15. 1865, Apr. 16.B. H. Grierson to [J. F.] Lacey. ANS. Request for G.O. No. 22. 16. 1865, Apr. 16.B. H. Grierson to [J. F.] Lacey. ANS. Sends rebel deserter. 17. 1865, Apr. 16. New Orleans Times. Clipping. The Capture of Blakely. 18. 1865, Apr. 16.P. Jos. Osterhaus to B. H. Grierson. Copy, s. C. T. Christensen. March instructions, etc. in Alabama against Montgomery, Columbus, Opelika and Westpoint. 19. 1865, Apr. 16.P. Jos. Osterhaus to FS. LS. To embark, ascend Alabama River to take Selma, Montgomery etc. and capture railroad stock. 20. 1865, Apr. 16.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 65. Printed. Halleck to command Dept. of Virginia; Ord to command Dept. of the South. 21. 1865, Apr. 16.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 66. Printed. Death of Lincoln, mourning. 22. 1865, Apr. 16.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 67. Printed. Announces as President of the U.S. 23. 1865, Apr. 17.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 24. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Mobile postmaster. 24. 1865, Aprl 17.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 25. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Official business rules. 25. 1865, Apr. 17.H. Bertram to [J. F.] Lacey. Tel. Fired 100 guns. 26. 1865, Apr. 17.S. L. Glasgow to [J. F.] Lacey. Tel. Requests permission to bisit Mobile. 27. 1865, Apr. 17.B. H. Grierson to [C. T.] Christensen. ANS. Excort for prisoners. 28. 1865, Apr. 17.P. J. Osterhaus to FS. Tel. Re: Lucas' instructions. 29. 1865, Apr. 17.Samuel Pent to John F. Lacey. ANS. Requests value of horse be determined. 30. 1865, Apr. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 68. Printed. Transportation of officers via Isthmus of Panama. 31. 1865, Apr. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 69. Printed. Lincoln's funeral. 32. 1865, Apr. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 70. Printed. Extension of military lines of U.S. 33. 1865, Apr. 18.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. LS. Sends record of general court martial. 34. 1865, Apr. 18.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 28. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. G. L. Andrews given power to administer oath of amnesty. 35. 1865, Apr. 18.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 37, extract 2. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. New Cavalry Brigade, Knipe. 36. 1865, Apr. 18.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 37, extract 5. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Leave for Compton. 37. 1865, Apr. 18.H. Bertram to C. C. Andrews. Tel. Request to go to Mobile. 38. 1865, Apr. 18.H. Bertram to J. F. Lacey. Tel. Picket at Bayou Minnette. 39. 1865, Apr. 18.H. Bertram to J. F. Lacey. Tel. Quarter master stores and sick. 40. 1865, Apr. 18.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Company of 2nd Cavalry. 41. 1865, Apr. 18.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. No cavalry for Bertram. 42. 1865, Apr. 18.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Company to look after guerrillas.

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43. 1865, Apr. 18.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Requests FS to come to Mobile to see [Canby]. 44. 1865, Apr. 18.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Re: 1st Louisiana and 2nd New Jersey Cavalry. 45. 1865, Apr. 18.Chas. S. McEntee to [J. F.] Lacey. ADS. Assignment of steamers for transport of Hawkins' command. 46. 1865, Apr. 18.Wm. Marland to J. F. Lacey. Tel. Re: H. R. Seele. 47. 1865, Apr. 19.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 27. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Citizens of Mobile, etc. 48. 1865, Apr. 19.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 28. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Freedmen and former slaves. 49. 1865, Apr. 19.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 38, extract 3. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Artillery to Hawkins. 50. 1865, Apr. 19.G. [T. I Beauregard [sic] to H. Cobbs. Copy. Truce. 51. 1865, Apr. 19.C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Negroes. 52. 1865, Apr. 19.1st Michigan Light Artillery - Battery G. Morning Report, s. George L. Stillman. 53. 1865, Apr. 19.Alfred Fredberg to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Sends G.F.O.s, etc. 54. 1865, Apr. 19.Joseph Lyman to no. F. Lacey. Tel. Embarking. 55. 1865, Apr. 19.[Mobile Ordnance Dept.]. S.O. No. 18, extract 2, s. Wm. Hunt. 18th N.Y. Battery report to FS. 56. 1865, Apr. 19.L. W. Swan to Provost Marshall. NS. Refugees. 57. 1865, Apr. 19.Jas. Totten to FS. Tel. Artillery. 58. 1865, Apr. 19.Jas. Totten to FS. Tel. Artillery horses. 59. 1865, Apr. 19.U.S. Forces Operating from Pensacola Bay (March). Return for March. 60. 1865, Apr. 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 71. Printed. Military Division of the James. Box 4, Folder 54 Correspondence 1865, April 20-24. 1. 1865, Apr. 20.Archer Anderson to Howell Cobb. Copy. Armistice. 2. 1865, Apr. 20.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 29. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Announces death of President and Secretary of State. 3. 1865, Apr. 20.C. T. Christensen to FS. [ALS?]. Water transportation. 4. 1865, Apr. 20.18th New York Independent Battery. Consolidate Morning report, s. A. G. Mack. 5. 1865, Apr. 20.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Report, s. John P. Hawkins and Sam'l. B. Ferguson. 6. 1865, Apr. 20.1st Michigan Light Artillery-Battery G. Tri-Monthly Report, s. George L. Stillman. 7. 1865, Apr. 20.1st Michigan Light Artillery - Battery G. Tri-Monthly Report, s. George L. Stillman. ANS of Jos. Lyman. 8. 1865, Apr. 20.John F. Lacey to C. C. Andrews. ANS. Ammunition? 9-10. 1865, Apr. 20.C. S. McEntee to FS. 2 tels. Embarking. 11. 1865, Apr. 20.Lawrence Rhoades to John F. Lacey. ANS. Guard on steamers. 12. 1865, Apr. [20].C. G. Sawtelle to [C. S.] McEntee. Tel. Must transport Mack's Battery. 13. 1865, Apr. 20.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report, s. C. C. Andrews and George Monroe. 14. 1865, Apr. 20.U.S. Forces East of Mobile Bay. Tri-Monthly Report. 15. 1865, Apr. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 72. Printed. General Officers and Guard of Honor on funeral train. 16. 1865, Apr. 20.Jules C. Webber to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Rank and regiment. 17. 1865, Apr. 21.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 30. Printed. Rebel Government property, private property, commerce, lines of occupation, trade permits. 18. 1865, Apr. 21.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 40, extract 1. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. FS to disembark a brigade. 19. 1865, Apr. 21.D. B. Harmony to [J. F.] Lacey. ANS. code of signals wanted.

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20. 1865, Apr. [21?].John P. Hawkins to John F. Lacey. NS. 7th Massachusetts Battery. 21. 1865, Apr. 21.J. E. Johnston to Gen'l. Wilson. Copy s. G. M. H[azen?]. Sherman communicates universal suspension of hostilities. 22. 1865, Apr. 21.U.S. Forces East of Mobile Bay. Tri-Monthly Field Return, s. FS. 23. 1865, Apr. 21.War Department - A.G.O. General Court Martia Orders [G.C.M.O.] No. 199. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Pardon of James P. Harry. 24. 1865, Apr. 22.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 31. Printed. Furloughs. 25. 1865, Apr. 22.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 32. Printed. Results of Mobile-Blakely campaign, thanks. 26. 1865, Apr. 22.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 41, extract 1. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Leave for Gower. 27. 1865, Apr. 24.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 43, extract 3. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Dishonorable discharge of Cross. 28. 1865, Apr. 24.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 73. Printed. Attorney General's opinion re: rebel officers, etc. 29. 1865, Apr. 24.J. B. Wheeler to [FS]. ALS. Personal, mare and colt, Little Rock. Box 5, Folder 55 Correspondence 1865, April 25-30. 1. 1865, Apr. 25.Post of Montgomery. G.O. No. 1. Geddes in command. 2. 1865, Apr. 25.Post of Montgomery. G.O. No. 2. Inhabitants to resume peaceful activities, give up firearms, obey curfew, etc. 3. 1865, Apr. 25.10th Army Corps. S.O. No. 38, extract 2. 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division to garrison and guard Montgomery. 4. 1865, Apr. 26.G. [H.] Thomas to Jas. [H.] Wilson. Copy. Armistice disapproved by U.S., terms of surrender. 5. 1865, Apr. 26.U.S. Forces Expedition Steamer Tarascon. S.O. No. 19, extract 2, s. R. Kennicott, Herman Walford, Gallio Fairman. Docket: s. John F. Lacey. Board of Appraisal. 6. 1865, Apr. 26.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 74. Printed. Military lines of U.S. 7. 1865, Apr. 26.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 75. Printed. Exchange POWs. 8. 1865, Apr. 26.Board of Examiners of Commissaries of Subsistence, 6th District, New Orleans. S.O. No. 1, copy by Lawrence Rhoades. A. R. Smith to report. 9. 1865, Apr. 27.W. F. Bullock, Jr. to Y. L. Royston. Tel. Sherman-Johnston armistice, instructions. 10. 1865, Apr. 27.Division of Mississippi, in the field, Raleig N.C. S.F.O. No. 65, s. S. L. Woodward. Terminates war with Johnston, receiving arms. 11. 1865, Apr. 27.N. W. Storer to John F. Lacey. LS. 12. 1865, Apr. 27.G. H. Thomas to J. H. Wilson. Copy by S. L. Woodward. Confederate specie being moved, to disregard Sherman, extracts from Stanton letter. 13. 1865, Apr. 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 76. Printed. Instructions re: Veteran Reserve Corps. 14. 1865, Apr. 28.C. C. Jones to John F. Lacey. LS. Need for supplied. Docket: NSs of W. T. Spicely and C. C. Andrews. 15. 1865, Apr. 28.Wm. A. Pile to J. F. Lacey. LS. Requests leave of absence. Docket: ANS of John P. Hawkins. 16. 1865, Apr. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 77. Printed. For reducing Expenses of the Military Establishment. 17. 1865, Apr. 29.1st Division, U. S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Return, s. John P. Hawkins. 18. 1865, Apr. 29.Lewis K. Harris to Fred. T. Lewis. ANS. Request to send man for books and desks. Docket: NSs of W. T. Spicely and C. C. Andrews. 19. 1865, Apr. 29.Chas. S. McEntee to J. F. Lacey. ANS. Send man to take charge of cotton at Mobile. 20. 1865, Apr. 29.J. A. Marshall to [FS?]. ALS. Asks about terms of surrender. Docket: ANS 5/6 of Joseph [Lyman?].

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21. 1865, Apr. 29.Y. L. Royston to Gen. Wilson or Commanding Officer around Selma. Copy. Protests a Federal raid. 22. 1865, Apr. 29.18th Independent Battery, Light Artillery, New York State Volunteers. Return s. A. G. Mack. 23. 1865, Apr. 29.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Field Return, s. John P. Hawkins, dated 5/3. 24. 1865, Apr. 29.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Report, s. Sam'l. B. Ferguson and John P. Hawkins, dated 5/5. 25. 1865, Apr. 29.J. E. Johnston to McLaws or Fry. Copy tel., s. S. L. Woodward. G.O. No. 18 of Army of Tennessee re: surrender and disbanding. 26. 1865, Apr. 29.P. Jos. Osterhaus to FS. LS. Sherman-Hohnston armistice disapproved by President. 27. 1865, Apr. 30.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Return, s. George Monroe and C. C. Andrews. 28. 1865, Apr. 30.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri Monthly Report, s. George Monroe and C. C. Andrews. 29. 1865, Apr. 30.U.S. Expedition Forces. Tri Monthly Report, s. John F. Lacey and FS. 30. [1865, Apr.]E. P. Adams. Signal message. 7 a.m. Position of steamers. 31. [1865, Apr.].[E. R. S.] Canby to FS. Tel. What is the matter on your left. 32. [1865, Apr.].C. M. Denicke to E. R. S. Canby. Signal message. Reports Forts Huger and Tracy evacuated. 33. [1865, Apr.].S. M. Eaton. DS. Rebel troops at Spanish Fort and Blakely. 34. [1865, Apr.].R. P. Strong. Signal message. 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Steamers. Box 5, Folder 56 Maps [1865, April]. Spanish Fort, Blakely, and Mobile. 1. Mobile-Blakely. North to New Wakefield and Choctaw Bluff. Hand executed. 2. Plan Shewing the Defences of Blakely. Hand executed. 3. Blakely and Mobile River. Many notations, torpedoes in Mobile Riber, etc. Hand executed. 4. In Front of Spanish Fort. North to Blakely and East to Hollyoke's. Hand executed. 5. In Front of Blakely. North to Choctaw Bluff and East to Perdido Station. Hand executed. Box 5, Folder 57 Correspondence 1865, May 1-6. 1. 1865, May 1.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. Selma, Ala., J. Davis going West. 2. 1865, May 1.13th New York Independent Battery Volunteers. Ds. Consolidated Morning Report, s. A.G. Mack. 3. 1865, May 11.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. G.O. No. 20. DS of Sam'l. B. Ferguson. Orders women out of camps. 4. 1865, May 1.Lawrence Rhoades to J. F. Lacey. ANS. 5. 1865, May 1.16th Army Corps. S.O. No. 44, extract 1. DS of J. Hough. Surplus horses to citizens. 6-7. 1865, May 1.U.S. Expeditionary Forces. 2 Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Returns. One s. FS, other unsigned. 8. 1865, May 1.U.S. Forces Northern Alabama. G.O. No. 1. Printed. FS takes command. 9. 1865, May 1.U.S. Forces Northern Alabama. G.O. No. 2. Printed. FS's staff. 10. 1865, May 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 78. Printed. Warren replaces Dana as commander of Dept. of Mississippi. 11. 1865, May 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 79. Printed. Reducing number of officers. 12. 1865, May 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 80. Printed. Grant's aide. 13. 1865, May 2.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 33. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Rebel officers to report. 14. 1865, May 2.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 34. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Assistant chief quarter master. 15. 1865, May 2.13th Army Corps. G.O. No. 22 /Commissary and Quarter Master, supplies for pioneer companies.

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16. 1865, May 2.Wm. Thompson to FS. ALS. Congratulations, Mobile campaign, asks recommend. 17. 1865, May 2.J. H. Wilson to B. H. Grierson. Copy s. S. L. Woodward. Collapse of Confederacy, look for Davis. 18. 1865, May 3.C. C. Andrews to FS. ANS. 19. 1865, May 3.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. Colored men want to join service. 20. 1865, May 3.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 35. Printed. Police regulations. 21. 1865, May 3.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 52. Printed. Resignation. 22-23. 1865, May 3.Chas. [S.] McEntee to J. Lyman. 2 ANSs. Notes, different content. 24. 1865, May 3.P.J. Osterhaus and E. R. S. Canby and R. Taylor to FS. Tel. Desist from further Hostilities. 25. 1865, May 3.Jas. Totten to FS. DS Springfield Rifle Muskets. 26. 1865, May 3.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 81. Printed. Discharge all arms to prevent accident. 27. 1865, May 4.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 53. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Leave of absence. 28. 1865, May 4. ___. ___.Lee (Col. 2nd New York Cavalry) to [J. F.] Lacey. ANS. 29. 1865, May 4.FS to Gov. T. H. Watts. Copy. Safe conduct waiting for word of end of war. 30. 1865, May 4.U.S. Forces Northern Alabama. G.O. No. 3 Printed. 31. 1865, May 5.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. ANS. 32-33. 1865, May 5.(Mrs.) E. ___. Tipton to C. C. Andrews. ANS and certificate enclosed in #31. FS's troops killed livestock on her plantation. Certificate endorsed by Andrews. 34. 1865, May 5.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 36. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Surrender of R. Taylor. 35. 1865, May 5.E. S. [Leady?] to [FS]. ALS. Robbery and hanging by U.S. Troops. 36. 1865, May 5.Lawrence Rhoades to John F. Lacey. ANS. 37. 1865, May 6.C. C. Andrews to John F. Lacey. ALS. Shortage of rations. 38. 1865, May 6.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 37. Printed. 39. 1865, May 6. Army Navy Journal. Account of fall of Mobile, etc. 40. 1865, May 6.Charles Black to Lt. [J.] Lyman. ANS. Collect provisions, escort for train. 41. 1865, May 6.16th Army Corps. S.O. No. 49, extract 2, s. J. Hough. Commissary at Montgomery. 42. 1865, May 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 82. Printed. Reducing officers. 43. 1865, May 6.John M. Wilson to C. T. Christensen. ANS. List of AWOLs. Box 5, Folder 58 Correspondence 1865, May 7-13. 1. 1865, May 7.Lawrence Rhoades to John F. Lacey. ALS. Commissaries. 2. 1865, May 8.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 57, extract 1. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Detained enlisted men. 3. 1865, May 8.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 57, extract 2. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Leave of absence. 4. 1865, May 8.T. J. Lucas to John F. Lacey. LS. Asks return of Company H, 1st Louisiana Cavalry. Docket: 5/8 ANS of B. H. Grierson. 5. 1865, May 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 83. Printed. Reduce Volunteer Cavalry forces. 6. 1865, May 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 84. Printed. Bounties. 7. 1865, May 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 85. Printed. Prisoners of war. 8. 1865, May 9.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 58, extract 1. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Discontinue recruiting offices. 9. 1865, May 9.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 58, extract 2. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Leave of absence. 10. 1865, May 9.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No1 86. Printed. Lists to be made of Volunteer officers.

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11. 1865, May 9.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 87. Printed. Engineers property and labor on Field-works. 12. 1865, May 10.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 38. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Captured property. 13. 1865, May 10.Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 39. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Confederate cotton. 14. 1865, May 10.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Tri-Monthly Report, s. John P. Hawkins and Sam'l. B. Ferguson. 15. 1865, May 10.2nd Division, 13th Army Corps. Tri-Monthly Report, s. C. C. Andrews and Jno. B. Mitchell. 16. 1865, May 10.U.S. Forces Northern Alabama. Tri-Monthly Report, unsigned. 17. 1865, May 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 88. Printed. Price of furlough rations. 18. 1865, May 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 89. Printed. Exchange prisoners. 19. 1865, May 11.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 60, extract 2. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Transfer troops. 20. 1865, May 11.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 60, extract 3. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. 1st Missouri Light Artillery. 21-22. 1865, May 11.U.S. Forces Northern Alabama. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return. (2) 23. 1865, May 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 90. Printed. Punishment of guerrillas. 24. 1865, May 11.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 222, extract 27. Printed. Dismissal. 25. 1865, May 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 91. Printed. Order organization of Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. 26. 1865, May 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 92. Printed. Public horses purchased by officers. 27. 1865, May 13.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 130, extract 3. Printed, s. C. H. Dyer. Re: E. H. Newton. 28. 1865, May 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 93. Printed. Tents, etc. used in contagious diseases to be burned. 29. 1865, May 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 234. Printed. Release of George Copeland. Box 5, Folder 59 Correspondence 1865, May 15-31. 1. 1865, May 15.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 1 Reports of troops mustered out. 2. 1865, May 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 94. Printed. Discharge rules. 3. 1865, May 15.War Department - Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. Printed circular No. 1. Staff of O. O. Howard. 4. 1865, May 16.War Department - A.G.O. Printed circular No. 1 Places for pay to be forwarded. 5. 1865, May 17.Army and Division of West Mississippi. S.F.O. No. 65, extract 4. Printed, s. Alfred Fredberg. Surgeon transferred from FS. 6. 1865, May 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 95. Printed. Military Division of West Mississippi abolished, Sheridan and Banks relieved of command. 7. 1865, May 18.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 238. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 8. 1865, May 18.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 241. Printed. 9. 1865, May 18.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 246. Printed. 10. 1865, May 18.[L. L. Zulavsky?] to Samuel B. Ferguson. LS. Re: insulting safeguard. Docket: ANS of John P. Hawkins. 11. 1865, May 19.1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops. Return. DS of John B. Hawkins and Sam'l. B. Ferguson. 12. 1865, May 19.Arden R. Smith to John F. Lacey. ALS. 13. 1865, May 19.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 96. Printed.

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14. 1865, May 19.War Department - Bureau of Refugees, etc. Printed Circular No. 2, s. R. F. Halsted. Howard takes command. 15. 1865, May 20.U.S. Forces [Northern Alabama]. Return. 16. 1865, May 21.U. S. Grant to FS. ALS. Sheridan to take command West of the Mississippi and South of the Arkansas, to reoccupy Texas, FS to set up strong foothold on Rio Grande. 17. 1865, May 21.John P. Hawkins to FS. ANS on a docket. 18a. 1865, May 22.B. F. Wade to FS. LS. For Senate Committee on Conduct of the War, includes questions. 18b. 1865, May 22.War Department - Bureau of Refugees, etc. Printed Circular No. 3, s. R. F. Halsted. Abandoned lands. 19. 1865, May 24.A. Fredberg to E. R. S. Canby. Tel. with deciphered message 5/18 U. S. Grant to E. R. S. Canby. Galveston expedition cancelled, FS to go to Rio Grande. 20. 1865, May 25.FS to Jno. F. Lacey. Tel. Troops to concentrate at Mobile Bay. 21. 1865, May 26.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 142, extract 5, s. C. H. Dyer. Officers to report to FS. 22. 1865, May 26.FS to J. F. Lacey. Tel. Rations. 23. 1865, May 26.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 97. Printed Promotions, appointments, resignations, etc. 24. 1865, May 27.Geo. A. Mitchell to [FS]. ALS. Personal and finance. 25. 1865, May 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 98. Printed. Sentences by Military Tribunals. 26. 1865, May 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 252. Printed. 27. 1865, May 28.Devicione Mejia - Parque de Artilleria. DS of [J]. Maria Cabella and Pedro Navarrete. In Spanish. 28. 1865, May 28.Division of West Mississippi. S.O. No. 144, extract. 12. Printed, s. C. H. Dyer. Engineer C. J. Allen. 29. 1865, May 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 99. Printed. Recruiting. 30. 1865, Mayh 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 100. Printed. Commutation of rations. 31. 1865, May 29.Army and Division of West Mississippi. to FS. Printed circular letter s. Alfred Fredberg. Headquarters move. 32. 1865, May 29.E. R. S. Canby to FS. Tel. FS to sail for Rio Grande. 33. 1865, May 29.War Department - Bureau of Refugees, etc. Printed Circular No. 4, s. R. F. Halsted. 34. 1865, May 29.War Department - Bureau of Refugees, etc. Printed Circular No. 5. Rules and Regulations for Assistant Commissioners. 35. 1865, May 30.13th Army Corps. S. O. No. 63, extract 1, s. F. W. Emery. 21st New York Battery. 36. 1865, May 30.13th Army Corps. S.O. No. 63, extract 2., s. F. W. Emery. Battery F, 1st Missouri Artille 37. 1865, May 30.13th Army Corps. S.O. No. 63, extract 3, s. F. W. Emery. 3rd Division assigned to FS. 38. 1865, May 30.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 101. Printed Retention of arms. 39. 1865, May 31.Division of West Mississippi. G.O. No. 64. Copy. Muster out white volunteers. 40. 1865, May 31.Jas. Totten to FS. LS. Ordnance estimates. 41. 1865, May 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 102. Printed Cooperation with Bureau of Refugees. 42. 1865, May 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 103. Printed Exchanged prisoners. 43. 1865, May 31.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 259. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Box 5, Folder 60 Correspondence 1865, June 1-10. 1. 1865, Jun. 1.E. R. S. Canby to FS. LS. FS ordered to Rio Grande for occupation, international relations with Mexico, construct railroad from Brazos to Rio Grande.

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2. 1865, Jun. 1.R. H. McKitrick, C. H. Cunningham and L. A. [Marlow]. DS. Proceedings of a Board of Survey. Docket: NS of Wm. E. Stevens. 3. 1865, Jun. 1.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 20 s. F. W. Emery. Commissaries and Assistant Commissaries of Musters. 4. 1865, Jun. 2.P. H. Sheridan to FS. LS. Weitzel's instructions, relate information on rebels crossing into Mexico and Mexico. 5. 1865, Jun. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 104. Printed. Furnished Prisoners transport when released on taking oath. 6. 1865, Jun. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 105. Printed. Reduction of Volunteer Artillery. 7. 1865, Jun. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 106. Printed. Relieve General and Staff officers. 8. 1865, Jun. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 107. Printed. Removal of restrictions on trade. 9. 1865, Jun. 2.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 108. Printed. Grant's thanks to soldiers of Armies of U.S. 10. 1865, Jun. 3.C. T. Christensen to FS. ALS. Personal, retiring from service, regards from Canbys. 11. 1865, Jun. 3.Jos. R. Smith to [FS]. ALS. Personal, Arkansas news, badge design for 7th Army Corps. 12. 1865, Jun. 5.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 23, s. F. W. Emery. Enlisting in regular army. 13. 1865, Jun. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 109. Printed Order for discharge of certain POWs. 14. 1865, Jun. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 261. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 15. 1865, Jun. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 262. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 16. 1865, Jun. 6.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 264. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 17. 1865, Jun. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 110. Printed Transfer of abandoned lands, etc. to Bureau of Refugees. 18. 1865, Jun. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 265. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 19. 1865, Jun. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 267. Printed. 20. 1865, Jun. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 268. Printed. 21. 1865, Jun. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 270. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 22. 1865, Jun..9.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 271. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 23. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 24. Retain arms, etc. 24. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 111. Printed. Bounties. 25. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 112. Printed. Right of officers summarily dismissed to demand trial by court martial. 26. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 272. Printed. 27. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 273. Printed. 28. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 275. Printed. 29. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 276. Printed. 30. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 277. Printed. 31. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 278. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 32. 1865, Jun. 10.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 279. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Box 5, Folder 61 Correspondence 1865, June 12-29. 1. 1865, Jun. 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 281. Printed, s. F. W. Emery.

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2. 1865, Jun. 12.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 283. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 3. 1865, Jun. 13.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 300, extract 45. Printed, stamped E. D. Townsend. C. J. Allen. 4. 1865, Jun. 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 286. Printed. 5. 1865, Jun. 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 288. Printed. 6. 1865, Jun. 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 289. Printed. 7. 1865, Jun. 13.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 293. Printed. 8. 1865, Jun. 14.P. H. Sheridan to FS. LS. Steamers on Rio Grande, railroad, wants reports on Mexican affairs. 9. 1865, Jun. 14.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 303, extract 2. Printed, stamp of E. D. Townsend. Dunham to report to FS. 10. 1865, Jun. 14.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 297. Printed. 11. 1865, Jun. 14.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 301. Printed. 12. 1865, Jun. 14.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 302. Printed. 13. 1865, Jun. 15.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 25. Volunteers serving in Texas. (commissioned) 14. 1865, Jun. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 113. Printed. Order re: sale of unserviceable Quartermaster property. 15. 1865, Jun. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 114. Printed. Retain free knapsacks, etc. 16. 1865, Jun. 15.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 115. Printed. Payment of enlistment bounties to cease. 17. 1865, Jun. 16.D. H. Sheridan to Gordon Granger. Copy with Granger ANS. FS to demand of French Forces return of all arms and munitions taken to Matamoras by rebels. 18. 1865, Jun. 17.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 26. Muster-outs and discharge of certain volunteer troops. 19. 1865, Jun. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 116. Printed, s. J. Lyman. Muster out of Veteran Reserve Corpe. 20. 1865, Jun. 17.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 117. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Army of Georgia discontinted. 21. 1865, Jun. 19.G. Granger to FS. LS. Order from Sheridan. 22. 1865, Jun. 22.FS to P. H. Sheridan. [UNK] copy by Richard A. Kent. More troops at Brownsville for moral suasion in making demand of French. Does not wish Granger to be an intermidiary. 23. 1865, Jun. 26.Emma Howe to FS. ALS. Personal, sorry he was sent to Texas, family news. 24. 1865, Jun. 26.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 27, s. F. W. Emery. Discontinue Invalid Companies. 25. 1865, Jun. 27.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 118. Printed. Division of U.S. Into Military Divisions and Departments. 26. 1865, Jun. 28.E. B. Brown to J. F. Lacey. ALS. Took French steamer and cargo captured by Cortina. 27a. 1865, Jun. 28.War Department. Printed appointment of FS. Xerox, s. Edwin M. Stanton. Brigadier brevet. Original owned by Wilfred H. Steele. 27b. 1865, Jun. 28.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 28, s. R. F. Halsted. Muster out of Volunteer troops. 28. 1865, Jun. 29.Dept. of the Gulf. Printed Circular No. 16. Investigate prisoners' terms. 29. 1865, Jun. 29.District of Texas. S.O. No. 9, extract 2. s. F. W. Emery. Re: Joseph Rudolf. 30. 1865, Jun. 29.P. H. Sheridan to FS. NS. Brown not to deal with French. 31. 1865, Jun. 29.P. H. Sheridan to FS. NS. Hold steamer Compadri and cargo. 32. 1865, Jun. 29.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 119. Printed. Penalties. 33. 1865, Jun. 29.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 120. Printed. Whiskey rations no longer supplied. Box 5, Folder 62 Correspondence 1865, July.

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1. 1865, Jul. 1.[J. G.?] French to FS. ALS. Letter from a Southern friend, animals taken from plantation, wants move. 2. 1865, Jul. 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 121. Printed. Medical directors. 3. 1865, Jul. 3.District of Texas. S.O. No. 12, extract 2, s. F. W. Emery. 4. 1865, Jul. 3.District of Texas. S.O. No. 14, extract 1, s. F. W. Emery. 5. 1865, Jul. 3.District of Texas. S.O. No. 14, extract 2, s. F. W. Emery. 6. 1865, Jul. 3.P. H. Sheridan to Gordon Granger. Official copy s. F. W. Emery. Get troops ready for action butddon't provoke hostilities, countermand instructions to FS to seize the Lucy Givin. 7. 1865, Jul. 6.Tomás Mejía to E. B. Brown. LS. Maximilian has ordered him to return the Confederate artillery, etc. to the U.S. troops. In Spanish. Docket: 7/14 ANS of E. B. Brown. 8. 1865, Jul. 6.FS to C. T. Christensen. ADfS. Personal, sorry that Christensen is leaving the army. 9. 1865, Jul. 6.13th Army Corps. S.O. No. 80, extract 1, s. F. W. Emery. 10. 1865, Jul. 7.P. H. Sheridan to FS. ALS. Annoy the French as much as you can. 11. 1865, Jul. 8.War Department - A.G.O. Orinted Circular No. 31. Muster-out. s. R. F. Halsted. 12. 1865, Jul. 8.War Department j]A.G.O. G.O. No. 122. Printed. Regimental officers of Volunteers on detached service. 13. 1865, Jul. 8.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. [358?]. Printed. 14. 1865, Jul. 11.District of Texas. S.O. No. 18, s. F. W. Emery Printed. 15. 1865, Jul. 11.P. H. Sheridan to FS. ES. Remarks and instructions in regard to matters on the Rio Grande. 16. 1865, Jul. 11.War Department - Bureau of Refugees. Printed Circular No. 10, s. Richard A. Kent. Reports. 17. 1865, Jul. 12.War Department - Bureau of Refugees. Printed Circular No. 11, s. R. F. Halsted. Instructions to assistant commissioners and other officers. 18. 1865, Jul. 14.Army of the Rio Grande. G.O. No. 4. Printed, s. J. Lyman. Housing. 19. 1865, Jul. 14.[FS] to P. H. Sheridan. Letter. Progress in annoying the French, Mejia, Foreigh Legion left Matamoros, Kirby Smith and Magruder in Mexico and Shelby, thieves taking stock into Mexico, thinks Mejia will go with strongest side, possible U.S. protectorate of Mexico, Cortina wants muskets to attack Matamoros. 20. 1865, Jul. 14.War Department - Bureau of Refugees. Printed Circular No. 12, s. Richard A. Kent. Sanitary Commission. 21-22. 1865, Jul. 15.dos. F. Fulton to F.S.[sic] Lacey. ALS. Completion of dam at Boca Chica and map. 23. 1865, Jul. 17.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 32. Advertising and job printing. 24. 1865, Jul. 18.John P. Hawkins to FS. ALS. Received Brevet Major General, thanks to FS. 25. 1865, Jul. 19.Army of the Rio Grande. G.O. No. 5. Printed. J. Lyman to replace Lacey. 26. 1865, Jul. 20.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 34, s. [T. W. C. Moore]. General rules. 27. 1865, Jul. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 123. Printed. Authorizations of leaves, etc. 28. 1865, Jul. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 124. Printed, s. E. D. Townsend. 13th and 16th Army Corps discontinued, 13th to be a Division of FS. 29. 1865, Jul. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 125. Printed. Reduce transportation. 30. 1865, Jul. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 126. Printed. Mounted Batteries. 31. 1865, Jul. 20.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 373. Printed. 32. 1865, Jul. 21.War Department. List of Volunteer Organization Mustered Out. Printed, s. das. McMillan. 33. 1865, Jul. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 127. Printed. Establishes Bureau for collection and safe-keeping and publication of the Rebel Archives.

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34. 1865, Jul. 21.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 128. Printed. Cadets appointed in Army of U.S. 35. 1865, Jul. 22.13th Army Corps. S.O. No. 85, extract 1, Printed, s. F. W. Emery. 23rd Iowa Volunteers. 36. 1865, Jul. 22.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 35, s. R. F. Halsted. Muster-out. 37. 1865, Jul. 24.District of Texas. S.O. No. 20, extract 1. Printed, s. F. W. Emery. Board of Examiners for proposed officers of colored regiments. 38. 1865, Jul. 25.P. H. Sheridan to FS. ALS. Cortina may sell captured cotton. 39. 1865, Jul. 25.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 129. Printed. Equal justice and personal liberty for freedmen. 40. 1865, Jul. 27.Army of the Rio Grande. G.O. No. 6. Printed. Re: J. D. Rouse. 41. 1865, Jul. 28.Division of the Gulf. S.O. No. 10, extract 5. Printed. Re: Lacey. 42. 1865, Jul. 28.War Department A.G.O. G.O. No. 130. Printed, stamp of E. D. Townsend. General officers to report, FS and G. A. Custer to repor to H. G. Wright. 43. 1865, Jul. 28.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 131. Printed, s. R. F. Halsted. Army Corps discontinued. 44. 1865, Jul. 31.Army of the Rio Grande. G.O. No. 7. Printed s. J. D. Rouse. R. P. Strong, aide to FS. Box 5, Folder 63 Correspondence 1865, August 1-16. 1. 1865, Aug. 1.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 3 Commissaries and assistant commissaries of musters. 2. 1865, Aug. 2.Ths. Mejia to FS. ANS in English. Rumored that Shelby sold arm to the guerillas of Juarez, at Piedras Negras. 3. 1865, Aug. 2.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 3 s. Thomas M. Vincent. Volunteer troops in Texas to be reduced. 4. 1865, Aug. 3.Matamoros, Mexico - Prefecto Politico to [FS?], General in charge of American soldiers in [?]. Letter in Spanish. Cortinas stealing mules and taking them into Texas to sell to U.S. Army. 5. 1865, Aug. 4.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 399. Printed. 6. 1865, Aug. 6.A. Wood (U.S. Commercial agent in Matamoros) to FS. ANS. Thanks for arrangingsafe conduct to Brazos. 7-8. 1865, Aug. 7.L. Robles (Ministre de Fomento) to FS. ANS in Spanish and typed translation. Re: newspaper Ranchero. 9. [1865, Aug. 7?].P. H. Sheridan to FS. LS. Turning over artillery to Cortinas. 10. 1865, Aug. 7-14.FS - Journal. AD. Brownsville, Texas; describes dinner on 6th with Robles, Mejia, etc. Dangue fever; editor of Ranchero taken to task by Robles; Juarez needs U.S. help; death of N. Lyon at Wilson's Creek; Gov. De Lion; Cortina a murderer, robber, etc. [An undated bill in back pocket of vol. from Henry Welch]. 11. 1865, Aug. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 400. Printed. 12a. 1865, Aug. 8.[FS] to P. H. Sheridan. ADf. Gen. Wright, rebels coming in from Mexico. 12b. 1865, Aug. 9.Division of the Gulf. S.O. No. 21, extract 1, s. Robert Adams, Jr. Orders FS and troops to Texas. 13. 1865, Aug. 9.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 408. Printed. 14. 1865, Aug. 9.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 410. Printed. 15. 1865, Aug. 11.Manuel Reyes Apreza to FS. ANS in Spanish. 16-17. 1865, Aug. 11.Juan N. Cortinas to FS. LS in Spanish and translation. Imperial troops on Rio Bravo, fire etc. 18-19. 1865, Aug. 11.Tomas Mejia to FS. LS in Spanish and translation. Cortinas men violating neutrality of border, stealing horses. 20. 1865, Aug. 11.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 40, s. R. F. Halsted. 21-22. 1865, Aug. 13.F. de Leon to FS. ALS in Spanish and translation. Comments on Mexican situation and history, state of Tamaulipas, background of Cortina and his position. 23. 1865, Aug. 13.Western District of Texas. G.O. No. 2. Printed, s. Richard A. Kent. Replaces Rouse.

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24-25. 1865, Aug. 14.Matamoros Merchants to FS. DS. Complaints against refuge given bandits, want specie wagons protected. Docket: NS of FS. 26. 1865, Aug. 14.Mr. and Mrs. Nieter to FS. AN. Invitation. 27. 1865, Aug. 15.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 41. Muster out. 28. 1865, Aug. 16.Western District of Texas. G.O. No. 3. Printed, s. Richard A. Kent. Conover. Box 5, Folder 64 Correspondence 1865, August 17-30. 1-2. 1865, Aug. 17.Juan N. Cortina to FS. LS in Spanish and translation. Imperial troops on right bank of Rio Bravo, took prisoners. 3. 1865, Aug. 18.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 446, extract 11. Printed, stamped E. D. Townsend. Dunham. 4. 1865, Aug. 18.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 446, extract 19, s. R. F. Halsted. 5. 1865, Aug. 19.Western District of Texas. G.O. No. 4. Printed, s. Richard A. Kent. Rations. 6. 1865, Aug. 19.Frank E. Whitcomb to FS. ALS. A woman caught FS's horse, Seigel in Florida. 7. 1865, Aug. 21.Dept. of Louisiana. S.O. No. 35, extract 6, s/ R. F. Halsted. Leave of absence. 8. 1865, Aug. 21.Western District of Texas. G.O. No. 5. Printed. McEntee relieved. 9a & 9b. 1865, Aug. 22.Dr. Nicolas de Ealo to [FS]. ANS in Spanish with translation. Thanks for passport to New Orleans. 10. 1865, Aug. 22.P. H. Sheridan to FS. LS. Re: Cortina and Mejia. 11. 1865, Aug. 22.P. H. Sheridan to FS. LS. Re: De Leon. 12. 1865, Aug. 24.1st Provisional Division of the Department of Texas. ADfS of FS. G.O. No. [1]. FS takes command, headquarters at Brownsville. 13. 1865, Aug. 24.1st Provisional Division of the Department of Texas. G.O. No. 1. Printed version of #12. 14. 1865, Aug. 24.Mrs. Mary Thompson to FS. ALS. Arkansas woman asks aid. 15. 1865, Aug. 24.Unknown to [FS?]. AD in Spanish. Report of battle at Matamoros won by liberals under Escobedo. 16. 1865, Aug. 24.Western District of Texas. Printed Circular, s. Richard A. Kent. Discontinuing 13th Army Corps. 17. 1865, Aug. 24.Western District of Texas. G.O. No. 6. Printed, s. Richard A. Kent. Rhoades relieved. 18. 1865, Aug. 26.John M. Wilson to FS. ALS. Wants recommendation. 19. 1865, Aug. 29.35th Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers. DS of Geo. H. Walther and David Hunter. Report of Strength. 20. 1865, Aug. 29.35th Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers. Roster. DS of George H. Walther and David Hunter. 21. 1865, Aug. 30.H. M. Porter to Richard A. Kent. NS. 22. 1865, Aug. 30.7th Vermont Volunteer Infantry. Roster DS of H[enry] M. Porter. Enclosed in #21. 23. 1865, Aug. 30.77th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Report of Strength. DS of Henry L. Pugh and Wm. E. Stevens. 24. 1865, Aug. 30.77th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Roster. DS of Henry L. Pugh and Wm. E. Stevens. 25. 1865, Aug. 30.34th Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Roster. DS of Nimrod Headington and T. J. Bowman. 26. 1865, Aug. 30.28th Illinois Infantry Volunteers. Roster. DS of Hinman Rhodes. Box 5, Folder 65 Correspondence 1865, September 1-10. 1. 1865, Sept. 1.War Department - A.G.O. G.C.M.O. No. 498. Printed, s. Richard A. Kent. 2. 1865, Sept. 4.Thos. T. Eckert to FS. LS. An account of C. C. Bliss of Little Rock for printing for FS. 3. 1865, Sept. 4.Raymond H. Perry to FS. ALS. Wants to join FS's command or fight French.

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4. 1865, Sept. 5.Western District of Texas. G.C.M.O. No. 1. Printed. Court martial of Lt. Col. R. G. Morrison. 5. [No document] 6. 1865, Sept. 9.War Department - A.G.O. Printed Circular No. 44. Muster out. 7. 1865, Sept. 10.4th Battery, Light Artillery, Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers. Morning Report. DS of George G. Trull. 8. [1865, Sept. 10?].4th Battery, Light Artillery, Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers. Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of Geo. G. Trull. 9. 1865, Sept. 10.48th Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteer Battalion. Roster. DS of Jas. R. Lynch and Wm. H. H. Rike. 10. 1865, Sept. 10.48th Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteer Battalion. Tri-monthly Report. DS. of Jas. R. Lynch and Wm. H. H. Rike. 11. 1865, Sept. 10.Mejia Division to [FS]. Printed invitation to attend Mexican Independence Celebration (Sept. 16) in Matamoros. 12. 1865, Sept. 10.7th Massachusetts Battery, Light Artillery. Morning Report. DS of N. W. Storer. 13. 1865, Sept. 10.37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Tri-monthly Report. DS of [John J. Huntley] and [C. B. Chroniger]. 14. 1865, Sept. 10.24th Battalion Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Tri-monthly Report. DS of J. M. Taylor and J. P. C. [McCart]. Box 5, Folder 66 Correspondence 1865, September 11-20. 1. 1865, Sept. 11.Jas. R. Lynch to Richard A. Kent. ANS. 2. 1865, Sept. 12.Andres Trevino to FS. ALS in Spanish. Asks favor or free passage to New Orleans. 3. 1865, Sept. 13.R. M. Bozman to Richard A. Kent. ALS. Re: 29th Illinois Infantry Regiment, personal, women. 4. 1865, Sept. 13.29th Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteer Regiment. Morning Report. DS of Eli W. Green and R. M. Bozman. 5. 1865, Sept. 16.Baile Nacional en el Teatro de la Reforma [Matamoros]. Printed personal ticket. 6-7. 1865, Sept. 18.Tomas Mejia to FS. LS in Spanish and translation. Deserter from U.S. Army. 8-9. 1865, Sept. 18.Tomas Mejia to FS. LS in Spanish and translation. Has only military authority, cannot handle cotton reclamation. 10. 1865, Sept. 18.H. G. Wright to FS. ALS. Cargo of Compadre, cotton trade. 11. 1865, Sept. 20.48th Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteers Battalion. Tri-monthly report. DS of Jas. R. Lynch and W. H. H. Rike. 12. 1865, Sept. 20.E. W. Green to R. A. Kent. NS. Sends roster and report of 29th Illinois Infantry. 13. 1865, Sept. 20.John J. Jones to Richard A. Kent. NS. 14. 1865, Sept. 20.46th Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers. Morning Report. DS of John J. Jones and Andreas Olnhausen. Enclosed in #13. 15. 1865, Sept. 20.46th Illinois Infantry Veteran Volunteers. Roster. DS of John J. Jones and Andreas Olnhausen. Enclosed in #13. 16. 1865, Sept. 20.[J. L.] Lyon to FS. ALS. French occupation in Monterrey, difficulty for Americans, U.S. should do something. 17. 1865, Sept. 20.7th Massachusetts Battery, Light Artillery. Morning Report. DS of N. W. Storer. 18. 1865, Sept. 20.37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Tri-monthly report. DS of R. [Kunicott?] and C. B. Chroniger. 19. 1865, Sept. 20.24th Battalion Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Roster. DS of John P. McCart. 20. 1865, Sept. 20.24th Battalion Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Tri-monthly report. DS of Wm. S. Pollard and J. P. McCart. 21. 1865, Sept. 20.29th Illinois Infantry. Roster. DS of R. M. Bozman. Box 5, Folder 67 Correspondence 1865, September 21-30. 1. 1865, Sept. 21.4th Battery, Light Artillery, Massachusetts Veteran Volunteers. Report of Strength. j DS of Geo. G. Trull.

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2. 1865, Sept. 21.Rafael Olvera.to [FS]. Printed invitation to ball in honor of Mejia. 3. 1865, Sept. 21.N. W. Storer to [Richard A. Kent?]. NS. Report of strength of 7th Massachusetts Battery. 4. 1865, Sept. 21.7th Massachusetts Battery. Roster. DS of N. W. Storer. Enclosed in #3. 5. 1865, Sept. 22.Monterrey, Mexico - French Commandante (signature illegible) to FS. LS in French. Col. Whittelsey's visit to Monterrey. 6-7. 1865, Sept. 22.Apolinaria Prado to FS. Letter in Spanish by Francisco Gonzales Rodriguez and translation. Arrest of Sra. Prado's sons, she wishes an investigation, they are innocent. 8. 1865, Sept. 22.P. H. Sheridan. Copy of endorsement on letter of Gen. Slaughter, s. Geo. A. Forsyth. Confederate officers who went into Mexico will be arrested and tried by Military Commission. Re: Gen. Slaughter who sold arms to Imperialist 9. 1865, Sept. 23.[J.] L. Lyons to FS. ALS. French treatment of Americans in Monterrey, McManus in prison. 10. 1865, Sept. 23.E. B. Steele to FS. LS. Sends present. 11-12. 1865, Sept. 24.Juan N. Cortina to FS. LS in Spanish and translation. Claim of an American citizen to some horses and arms. 13. 1865, Sept. 24.Mejia Ball. Printed ticket in cover addressed to FS. 14, 1865, Sept. 26.[?] Wurtembert (Vice Consul of France at Matamoros). DS. Statement of complaint. U.S. soldiers shooting musket balls, etc. at houses across river, fear accident, demand cessation. 15. 1865, Sept. 28.Tomas Mejia to FS. LS in Spanish. Covering letter to #14. 16. 1865, Sept. 30.48th Battalion Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteers. Return. DS of Jas. R. Lynch and W. H. H. Rike. 17. 1865, Sept. 30.48th Battalion Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteers. Tri-Monthly Return. DS of Jas. R. Lynch and W. H. H. Rike. 18. 1865, Sept. 30.37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Descriptive List of Deserters. DS of R. Kennicott and C. B. Chroniger. 19. 1865, Sept. 30.37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Return. DS of R. Kennicott and C. B. Chroniger. 20. 1865, Sept. 30.37th Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of R. Kennicott and C. B. Chroniger. 21. 1865, Sept. 30.24th Battalion Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Tri-Monthly Report. DS of Wm. S. Pollard and J. P. McCart. 22. 1865, Sept. 30.Western District of Texas. G.C.M.O. No. 3. Printed, s. Richard A. Kent. Box 6, Folder 68 Correspondence 1865, October 4-13. 1. 1865, Oct. 4.Juan N. Cortina to FS. Translation. Re: members and non-members of his brigade. 2. 1865, Oct. 4.[FS] to P. H. Sheridan. ADf. Cannot spare Whittelsey. 3. 1865, Oct. 6.Tomas Mejia to FS. Translation. A reclamation Francisco Balli and E. M. Hamilton. 4. 1865, Oct. 7.Division of the Gulf. S.O. No. 73, extract 10. Printed, s. Robt. Adams, Jr. FS relieved of duty and granted 30 days leave of absence. 5. 1865, Oct. 7.War Department - A.G.O. G.O. No. 143. Printed stamped E. D. Townsend. FS assigned to command Dept. of the Columbia. 6. 1865, Oct. 10.48th Battalion Ohio Veteran Infantry Volunteers. Tri-monthly Report. DS of W. H. H. Rike. 7. 1865, Oct. 10.Ernest Masson to FS. ALS. Had met FS in '48, favors Empire, Railroad to Facubaya, Veracruz Railroad. 8. 1865, Oct. 10.FS to P. H. Sheridan. Copy. Isaac Suratt on his way to Washington for the purpose of Assassinating the President, description of Suratt. 9. 1865, Oct. 10.37th Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Tri-monthly Report. DS of R. Kennicott and C. B. Chroniger. 10. 1865, Oct. 10.24th Battalion Indiana Infantry Veteran Volunteers. Tri-monthly Report. DS of Wm. S. Pollard and J. P. McCart.

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11. 1865, Oct. 11.Division of the Gulf. S.O. No. 76, extract 7. Printed, s. Robt. Adams, Jr. FS's leave cancelled, to go to Ft. Vancouver. 12. 1865, Oct. 12.[J. L.] Lyon to FS. ALS. 13. 1865, Oct. 12.[Luis] Robles to FS. ANS in Spanish. Encloses note of Mr. Masson. 14. 1865, Oct. 12.H. G. Wright to FS. ALS. Re: Stanley, Whittelsey. 15. [1865, Oct. 13?].FS to Andrew Johnson. ADfS of tel. Re: Isaac Surratt, assassination plot. 16. 1865, Oct. 13.FS to P. H. Sheridan. Copy by Richard Kent. Sending dispatches re: Suratt, Cortina's attack on Mejia, Escobedo has received a message from Juarez about Cortina, advocates helping Liberals, injustice. Box 6, Folder 69 Correspondence 1865, October 17-31. 1. 1865, Oct. 17.[Tomas Nejia] to FS. Letter in Spanish. The firing from a Mexican house on the Brownsville hospital. Not signed. 2a. and 2b. 1865, Oct. 19.M[ariano] Escobedo to W. R. [sic] Steele (FS). ANS in Spanish and translation. Personal, coming to Matamoros. 3. 1865, Oct. 19.Giles A. Smith to FS. Xeros of LS. Appreciation. 4-5. 1865, Oct. 20.M[ariano] Escobedo to W. R. [sic] S. [ALS] in Spanish and translation. To begin military operations against Matamoros. 6. 1865, Oct. 20.Western District of Texas. G.O. No. 7. Printed. FS relinquishes command. 7. 1865, Oct. 24.G. Garcia et al. to FS. DS in Spanish, signed by members of the Junta Patriotica Mejicana of Brownsville (G. Garcia, Andres Trevino, Man. Saavedral, [?] C. [Boria?], Francisco Gonzales Rodriguez, Alonso Aspi, Juan Francisco Dominguez, Miguel [Tovar], Antonio Zertucha, Francisco de Leon). Thanks FS for his sympathy, justice, hope for armistice. 8. 1865, Oct. 27.F. J. Herron to A. C. Graham. ALS. Introduces FS. 9. 1865, Oct. 31.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Talked to U.S. Grant, FS incurred hostility of Radicals, personal advice, FS's promotion. Box 6, Folder 70 Correspondence 1865, November. 1a. 1865, Nov. 14.George Steele to Dear Brother. Xerox of ALS. 1b. 1865, Nov. 15.A. P. Wood to FS. ALS. Writing military history of Iowa, wants FS's record since Colonelcy of 8th Iowa Infantry. 2. 1865, Nov. [16]William B. Astor et al. Printed invitation to Grant Reception on 20th. 3. [1865, Nov. 20].Grant Reception. Printed admission ticket. 4. [1865, Nov. 20].Grant Reception. Printed dinner ticket. Box 6, Folder 71 Correspondence 1865, December. 1. 1865, Dec. 6.Brewster & Co. (N.Y.) to FS. Receipted bill for carriage. 2-3. [1865, Dec. 6].Brewster & Co. Lithographs of 2 carriages. 4. 1865, Dec. 9.Headquarters of the Army - A.G.O. S.O. No. 32, extract 1. DS of [R?] Williams. FS may delay going to Dept. of the Columbia. 5. 1865, Dec. 17.W. D. Snow to FS. ALS. Re: Pine Bluff telegraph line. 6. 1865, Dec. [18?].J. W. Nesmith to H[arvey] Hadley. ALS. Introducing FS to a great Horse man. 7. 1865, Dec. 19.Jas. Totten to FS. ALS. Wants recommend for brevet rank. 8. 1865, Dec. 23.H. W. Halleck to E. R. S. Canby. Circular letter, s. C. T. Christensen. Difficulty with Spanish minister Tassara. 9. 1865, Dec. 30.Edw. McK. Hudson to FS. ALS. Recommends Cosmopolitan Hotel in . 10. [1865].Alabama River Landings. Holograph list, unsigned. 11-12. [1865].Ambros & Segura to FS. ALS in Spanish and translation. Situation in Mexico, refugees, El Republicano wants payment. 13. [1865,].Army and Division of West Mississippi. G.F.O. No. 12. ADS of C. T. Christensen. Casualty reports. 14. [1865].G. [Baturoni]. Justice. Holograph article. Troubles of Mexican editors, imprisonment of D. W. T. Claveran. 15. [1865].C. T. Christensen to FS. Tel. Mme. Kenner's plantation (Oakland).

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16. [1865].11th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Roster of Commissioned Officers. ADS of James H. Coates. 17. [1865].1st Division, U.S. Colored Troops et al. List of Regiments, etc. Unsigned. 18. [1865].1st Light Battery Indiana Volunteers. Roster of Commissioned Officers. ADS of Lawrence Jacoby. 19a. and 19b. [1865].47th Regiment Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Report and Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of Sextus H. Shearer. 20a. [1865].Madam [Levirt] to FS. ALS. 20b. [1865].W. T. House to [J. F.] Lacey. Tel. or signal. 21. [1865].2nd Connecticut Light Battery. Roster of Commissioned Officers. DS of Walter S. Hotchkiss. 22. [1865].7th Battery Massachusetts Light Artillery. Roster of Commissioned Officers. ADS of N. W. Storer. 23. [1865].[FS] to P. H. Sheridan. ADf. Gov. DeLeon, Cortina, Escobedo, Juarez, Trevino, rebel Parsons. 24. [1865].34th Indiana Veteran Volunteer Infantry. Report of Strength. DS of Nimrod Headington. 25. [1865].37th Illinois Infantry. Roster of Commissioned Officers. ADS of Herman Wolferd. 26. [1865].28th Regiment Illinois Infantry. Report. ADS of Hinman Rhodes. 27. [1865].U.S. Forces, Barrancas, Fla. Consolidated Tri-Monthly Field Return. AD. 28-30. [1865].Unknown. [FS?] Holograph quotations re: treaties, especially with regard to Mexico. Box 6, Folder 72 Correspondence 1866, January-April. 1. 1866, Jan. 4.J. Bidwell to C. J. Brenham. Copy. Re: John Adair, Jr. 2a. 1866, Jan. 24.Ben. H. Brooks to FS. ALS. Family. 2b. 1866, Jan. 24.D. Strong to FS. Tel. Lt. Strong left by Steamer Atlantic on the 11th. 3. 1866, Jan. 25.Ben. H. Brooks to FS. ALS. Personal. 4. 1866, Feb. 5.[?] M. Heuston to FS. ADS. Bill for sale of horse Belle. 5. 1866, Feb. 13.C. J. Brenham to John Adair. ALS. Re: Adair' son. See #1. 6. 1866, Feb. 16.[R. C. Drune?] to FS. ANS. Invitation to visit Hayward and Easton ranches. 7. 1866, Feb. 24.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 4. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. FS assumes command, staff. 8. 1866, Mar. 2.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 5. Printed. s. Geo. Williams. Boise becomes District under Marshall. 9. 1866, Mar. 5.C. C. Andrews to FS. ALS. Wants to be recommended as Col. of one of new regiments. 10. 1866, [Jan. 16].C. C. Andrews. Printed military record. Enclosed in #9. 11. 1866, Mar. 5.Robt. N. Scott to FS. ALS. Re: salute at San Francisco. Puget Sound, Port Townsend, troops on San Juan Island. 12. 1866, Mar. 27.John B. Steele to [FS]. ALS. Personal, FS's position and career, flare-up between radicals and President. 13. 1866, Apr. 4.H. W. Halleck to FS. Copy s. Robert N. Scott. Cavalry, Indian trouble in Goose and Surprise Valleys, general instructions re: Indians, treaties a fraud. 14. 1866, Apr. 5.John B. Steele to FS. ALS. Will send field desk. 15. 1866, Apr. 20.William d Pickering to FS. ALS. Gov's. welcome, wants inspection of military posts on Puget Sound. 16. 1866, Apr. 27.Addison C. Gibbs to FS. ALS. Gov. of Ore. wants muster-out of Oregon volunteers. Box 6, Folder 73 Correspondence 1866, May-July. 1. 1866, May 6.A. C. Gibbs to FS. ALS. Politics involved in muster-out of Ore. volunteers. 2. 1866, May 6.C. G. Sawtelle to FS. ALS. One of FS's horses to be sold, Cap, partridge shooting, etc.

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3. 1866, May 10.D. W. Ballard to FS. ALS. Political emergency in Ore., Nez Perce restless over delay in payment of annuities. Concurrence s. Thos. Monreith, Walter Monreith, Edward R. Geary, W. A. McPherson, Dennis Bench. 4. 1866, Jun. 2.Quartermaster General's Office to FS. Acknowledgement form--receipt of returns, etc. Stamp of Alex. J. Perry. 5. 1866, Jun. 4.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 7. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Re: Lt. Richard P. Strong. 6. 1866, Jun. 15.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 8. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Re: medical supplies. 7. 1866, Jun. 23.[George] Stoneman to FS. ALS. Sends clip that could be slanderous. 8. 1866, Jul. 14.H. W. Halleck to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Ft. Boise useless as a military post, operation in Owyhee Mountains, Indians--Winnemucca and Daulina of Piutes. 9. 1866, Jul. 17.Charles S. McEntee to FS. ALS. Personal. 10. 1866, Jul. 26.Orville Jennings to FS. ALS. Asks about Cregon country. 11. 1866, Jul. 27.FS to George Steele. ALS. Inspection tour, visit to Victoria, travel through Oregon, Indian trouble. Box 6, Folder 74 Correspondence 1866, August-October. 1. 1866, Aug. 7.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 9. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. FS's staff, commendations. 2. 1866, Aug. 7.George Steele to FS. ALS. Personal, brothers purchased ranch in San Luis obispo. 3. 1866, Aug. 16.Edwin M. Stanton to FS. Printed LS. Appoints FS Colonel 20th Infantry Regiment. 4. 1866, Aug. 17.O. E. Babcock to FS. Tel. Halleck wants to retain FS at brevet rank, part of poem on verso. 5. 1866, Aug. 27.FS to Geo. Steele. ALS. Possibility of striking oil at San Luis Obispo. Pope to command Dept. of the Columbia. 6. 1866, Aug. 30.J. W. [Turner] to __. Taylor. ALS. Introduces Maj. Macomber. 7. 1866, Sept. 14.Robt. N. Scott to FS. ALS. Re: Pope, etc. 8. 1866, Sept. 14.I. C. Steele to FS. ALS. Family news, the ranch. 9a. 1866, Sept. 17.FS and Rufus Ingalls to J. H. [sic] Nesmith. ALS. Asks favor for Hazard Stevens. 9b. [1866, Sept. 24].James O'Hara to FS. ALS. and cover. Death of John B. Steele. 10. 1866, Oct. 5.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 10. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. W. I. Sanborn. 11. 1866, Oct. 6.FS to Adjutant General, U.S. Army. ANS. Accepts appointment as Colonel. 12. 1866, Oct. 8.John Adair to FS. ALS. RE: Adair's son. 13. 1866, Oct. 19.Geo. Steele to FS. ALS. Death of John B. Steele. 14. 1866, Oct. 30.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 11. Printed s. Richard P. Strong. Staff changes. 15. 1866, Oct. 31.Charles S. McEntee to FS. ALS. Re: FS's rank and position. Box 6, Folder 75 Correspondence 1866, November. 1. 1866, Nov. 1.[R. N.] Scott to FS. ALS. Pope given 6 mos. leave. 2. 1866, Nov. 8.R. P. Strong to[FS]. ALS. Trip to San Francisco, Marshall, Portland Headquarters, Custer Lt. Colonel of 8th Cavalry, Miss Banks. 3. 1866, Nov. 9.Rufus Ingalls to FS. ALS. Personal, Portland Headquarters, Grant, disappointing new ranks. 4. 1866, Nov. 15.Dept. of California. G.O. No. 44. Printed. Military Districts in Arizona-California. 5. 1866, Nov. 15.Quartermaster General's Office - Property Div. Printed acknowledgement, receipt of returns, stamp of Chs. Thomas. 6. 1866, Nov. 15.Robt. N. Scott to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Quartermaster contracts at FT. Boise. 7. 1866, Nov. 16.E. B. Babbitt to FS. ALS. To go to Dept. of the Columbia.

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8. 1866, Nov. 19.R. P. Strong to FS. ALS. Movement of Dept. of the Columbia Headquarters to Portland, personal, Miss Banks. 9. 1866, Nov. 22.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 12. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Staff appointments. 10. 1866, Nov. 22.John McCracken et al. to FS. ANS. Invitation to party. Also s. E. I. DeHart, Lloyd Brooke, Edwin Russell. 11. 1866, Nov. 22.R. P. Strong to FS. ALS. Personal, army news. 12. 1866, Nov. 24.Quartermaster General's Office. Printed acknowledgement form, stamp of Chs. Thomas. 13. 1866, Nov. 24.R. P. Strong. to FS. ALS. 14. 1866, Nov. 30.Robt. N. Scott to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Contracts, supplies, etc. Box 6, Folder 76 Correspondence 1866, December. 1. 1866, Dec. 2.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 13. Printed. Treasury Dept. Circular--taxes, rations. 1b. [1866] Dec 5 #14 folder 86 2. 1866, Dec. 7.William Pickering to FS. ALS. E. V. Turner. 3. 1866, Dec. 12.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 14. Printed. Staff changes. 4. 1866, Dec. 21.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 15. Printed, s. George Macomber. Re: Civilian employees. 5. 1866, Dec. 28.War Department - A.G.O. S.O. No. 643, extract 11, Printed, stamped E. D. Townsend. FS to report to San Francisco for examination. 6. 1866, Dec. 29.Henry C. Hodges to J. F. Rusling. Copy s. H. C. Hodges. Reply to insolent letter. 7. 1866, Dec. 29.Henry C. Hodges to FS. ANS. 8. 1866, Dec. 31.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 16. Printed, s. George Macomber. Court martial. 9. 1866,DDept. of the Columbia. Printed Index of General Orders. Box 6, Folder 77 Correspondence 1867, January 1-11. 1. 1867, Jan.1.Dept. of the Columbia. Printed Circular No. 1, s. George Macomber. Roster of Troops. 2. 1867, Jan. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 1. Printed, s. George Macomber. Commendations for actions against Indians. 3. 1867, Jan. 3.Jos. Lyman to FS. ALS. Personal, refers to Rio Grande, death of Gen. Curtis, railroad. 4. 1867, Jan. 4.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. District of Boise, extravagance. 5. 1867, Jan. 11.E. B. Babbitt to FS. ALS with copy of letter Dec. 31, 1866, Theodore J. Edkerson to E. B. Babbitt. Fort Boise's debts. 6. 1867, Jan. 11.FS to James B. Fry. Copy s. Richard. Strong. Marshall's disobedience. Box 6, Folder 78 Correspondence 1867, January 12-March. 1. 1867, Jan. 12.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Inspection of FT. Boise. 2. 1867, Jan. 15.E. D. Townsend to FS. NS. FS mustered out of Volunteer Service as Major General as of Mar. 1, 1867. 3. 1867, Jan. 20.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 2. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial. 4. 1867, Jan. 25.[A. C. M. Pennington] to FS. ALS. Time and date of exam. 5. 1867, Jan. 26.[Wm. H. French] to FS. ANS. Exam passes FS as qualified for Colonel's commission. 6. 1867, Jan. 31.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 3. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Transfer of Headquarters from Ft. Vancouver to Portland. 7. 1867, Feb. 21.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 4. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Cases Tried by General Court Martial. 8. 1867, Mar. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. Printed Circular No. 3, s. Geo. Williams. Roster of Troops.

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9. 1867, Mar. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 5. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Staff changes. 10. 1867, Mar. 16.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 6, Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Sentences for desertion. 11. 1867, Mar. 17.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 7. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Distribution of War Dept. General Orders. 12. 1867, Mar. 23.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 8. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Inspections of property. 13. 1867, Mar. 25.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 9. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Staff changes. Box 6, Folder 79 Correspondence 1867, April-May. 1. 1867, Apr. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. Printed Circular No. 4, s. Geo. Williams. Roster of troops. 2. 1867, Apr. 3.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 10. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial cases. 3., 4a. and 4b. 1867, Apr. 5.Hawthorne Theatricals. Printed invitation, ticket and cover. 5. 1867, Apr. 6.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 11. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial cases. 6. 1867, Apr. 6.A. Hayward to FS. ANS. 7. 1867, Apr. 16.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 12. Printed, s. George Macomber. Court martial. 8. 1867, Apr. 17.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 13. Printed, s. George Macomber. Tri-monthly Post returns, enlisted men must be single and 55. 9. 1867, Apr. 20.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 14. Printed, s. George Macomber. Court martial. 10. 1867, Apr. 25.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 15. Printed s. George Macomber. Officers report on arrival, harboring deserters. 11. 1867, Apr. 26.[FS] to Geo. Crook. Letter, unsigned. Moving Camp Warner, help of reservation Indians. 12. 1867, Apr. 29.Headquarters of the Army - A.G.O. S.O. No. 219, extract 2. Printed, stamped E. D. Townsend. Relieve FS at Columbia, 6 month leave. 13. 1867, May 9.Associated Alumni of the Pacific Coast. Printed announcement of 4th Annual Meeting in Oakland, Bret Harte, poet. 14. 1867, May 18.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 16. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial. 15. 1867, May 23.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 17. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial of Capt. Weldy. Box 6, Folder 80 Correspondence 1867, June. 1. 1867, Jun. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 18. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial. 2. 1867, Jun. 6.G. W. Schofield to FS. ALS. Re: sale of horse, Rousseau may or may not go West. 3. 1867, Jun. 7.H. W. Corbett and Geo. H. Williams to E. M. Stanton. ANS. Asking to have FS continued in command of District of Oregon. 4. 1867, Jun. 15.Dept. of the Columbia. Printed Circular No. 6, s. Geo. Williams. Roster of troops. 5. 1867, Jun. 15.Treasury Department. to FS. Printed form letter s. W. P. [Shearman?]. 6. 1867, Jun. 16.George Crook to FS. ALS. Camp C. F. Smith in Oregon, Silver River Country, Indians. 7. 1867, Jun. 18.Chas. A. Whittier to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Mules hired, contracts. 8. 1867, Jun. 19.Robt. N. Scott to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Price for pack mules. 9. 1867, Jun. 22.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 19. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Staff changes.

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10. 1867, Jun. 24.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 20. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial. 11. 1867, Jun. 25.FS to R. N. Scott. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Whittier's report incorrect. Box 6, Folder 81 Correspondence 1867, July. 1. 1867, Jul. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 21. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. July 4 instructions. 2. 1867, Jul. 1.James B. Fry to FS. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. Contract or purchase of transport. 3. 1867, Jul. 1.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Contracts not forwarded. 4. 1867, Jul. 1.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. 5. 1867, Jul. 1.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Duties of Inspectors. 6. 1867, Jul. 3.Dept. of the Columbia. Printed Circular No. 7, s. Geo. Williams. Clerks, officeds should make out own papers. 7. 1867, Jul. 25.[D. H. Rucker?] to FS. LS. FS's account for court martial service 1858-59. Box 6, Folder 82 Correspondence 1867, August. 1. 1867, Aug. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 22. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial. 2. 1867, Aug. 5.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Re: Whittier. 3. 1867, Aug. 13.U. S. Grant to FS. ALS. use no political influence to obtain promotion... wait on Pacific Coant for a time. [Located in safe]. 4. 1867, Aug. 15.Dept. of the Columbia. Printed Circular No. 8, s. Geo. Williams. Roster. 5. 1867, Aug. 24.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Opposition to Crook's wish to assign Camps Watson and Logan to District of the Lakes. 6. 1867, Aug. 26.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 23. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Lists of prisoners, reports of scouts and expeditions. 7. 1867, Aug. 27.Robt. N. Scott to FS. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. New contracts. 8. 1867, Aug. 29.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. 1st Cavalry, division of District of Owyhee. 9. 1867, Aug. 30.Richard P. Strong to E. B. Babbitt. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Supply of grain, etc. 10. 1867, Aug. 31.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 24. Printed s. Geo. Williams. Report of animals. Box 6, Folder 83 Correspondence 1867, September 2-20. 1. 1867, Sept. 2.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 25. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial cases. 2. 1867, Sept. 14.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 26. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Establishment of new posts in Oregon. 3. 1867, Sept. 16.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 27. Printed s. Geo. Williams. Court martial at Camp Steele, San Juan Island. 4. 1867, Sept. 17.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. Withdraws approval of freight contracts for new posts. 5. 1867, Sept. 17.Joseph Teal to FS. LS. Statement that contractors charged unreasonable amount. 6. 1867, Sept. 17.Official copy of #5, s. Richard P. Strong. 7. 1867, Sept. 18.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 28. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Reduce expenditures. 8. 1867, Sept. 19.FS to H. W. Halleck. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. Contracts a swindle. 9. 1867, Sept. 19.Richard P. Strong to E. B. Babbitt. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. To get new contract. 10. 1867, Sept. 19.Richard P. Strong to E. B. Babbitt. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Bidding.

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11. 1867, Sept. 20.Benj. F. Goodwin. Statement. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Took deposition from Teal, 12. 1867, Sept. 20.J. Oppenheimer to FS. LS. Denies swindle, asks for hearing. 13. 1867, Sept. 20.J. Oppenheimer and J. R. Robbins. DS. Depositions notarized and s. Benj. F. Goodwin. 14. 1867, Sept. 20.Official copy of #13 s. Richard P. Strong. Box 6, Folder 84 Correspondence 1867, September 21-30. 1. 1867, Sept. 21.James Crawford. DS. Affidavit s. by notary W. S. Caldwell. 2. 1867, Sept. 21.Official copy of #1, s. Richard P. Strong. 3. 1867, Sept. 21.James B. Fry to FS. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. Halleck calls for new bids. 4. 1867, Sept. 21.James B. Fry. to FS. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. 5. 1867, Sept. 21.B. Goldsmith. DS. Affidavit notarized by W. S. Caldwell. 6. 1867, Sept. 21.Official copy of #5, s. Richard P. Strong. 7. 1867, Sept. 21.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Contract already let. 8. 1867, Sept. 21.Richard P. Strong to E. B. Babbitt. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Contract cancelled, advertising for new bids. 9. 1867, Sept. 23.Joseph Teal to FS. LS. Learns of cancellation of contract--has already started to fulfill it. 10. 1867, Sept. 25.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. 11. 1867, Sept. 25.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Explains entire contract case. 12. 1867, Sept. 26.Jas. B. Fry to FS. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. 13. 1867, Sept. 26.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. New camps. 14. 1867, Sept. 27.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. 15. 1867, Sept. 30.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Crook's plans for winter campaign. Box 6, Folder 85 Correspondence 1867, October. 1. 1867, Oct. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. Printed Circular No. 9, s. Geo. Williams. Roster. 2. 1867, Oct. 1.James B. Fry to FS. Copy tel. s. Richard P. Strong. Teal contract disapproved. 3. 1867, Oct. 1.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. 4. 1867, Oct. 2.James B. Fry to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. 5. 1867, Oct. 3.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 29. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Employment of discharged officers and soldiers, civilian employees. 6. 1867, Oct. 4.FS to Rob't. Allen. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Re: contract. 7. 1867, Oct. 14.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 30. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Staff change. 8. 1867, Oct. 15.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Indian risings in Oregon, citizens want to call up volunteers. 9. 1867, Oct. 16.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 31. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Vouchers. 10. 1867, Oct. 24.Robt. Allen to FS. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Teal contract views. 11. 1867, Oct. 25.FS to J. B. Fry. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Supplies and equipment for District of the Lakes. 12. 1867, Oct. 28.James A. Waters. ADS. Statement of his military history. Box 6, Folder 86 Correspondence 1867, November-December. 1. 1867, Nov. 1.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 32. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Commendations. 2. 1867, Nov. 6.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 33. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial. 3. 1867, Nov. 7.C. M. Lockwood. DS. Affidavit notarized by Aaron Bushwiler. 4. 1867, Nov. 7.Official copy of #3, s. Richard P. Strong. 5. 1867, Nov. 7.Joseph Teal. DS. Affidavit notarized by Aaron Bushwiler. 6. 1867, Nov. 7.Official copy of #5, s. Richard P. Strong. 7. 1867, Nov. 11.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 34. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial.

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8. 1867, Nov. 13.FS to R. Allen. Copy s. Richard P. Strong. Freight contract. 9. 1867, Nov. 14.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 35. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Court martial. 10. 1867, Nov. 15.[FS] to Ladd & Tilton et al. ADf. Re: joining District of Alaska to Dept. of the Columbia, navigation and trade, Portland HQ. 11a. 1867, Nov. 19.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 37. Printed, s. Geo. Williams. Vouchers. 11b. and 11c. 1867, Nov. 21.Lt. and Mrs. J. Harrison Hall. Printed card and cover. 12. 1867, Nov. 23.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 37. Printed S. Geo. Williams. Staff change. 13. 1867, Nov. 23.Dept. of the Columbia. G.O. No. 38. Printed s. Geo. Williams. FS relinquishes command to Rousseau. [1867,?], Dec. 5.Unknown. Miscellaneous notes re: Forts, supplies, etc. in Idaho and Oregon. Note move to /G folder 76

14. [1867].Rufus Ingalls to FS. ALS. Alaska, personal. 15. [1867?].John F. Lacey to FS. ALS. Personal news of friends. Fragment, last page only. 16. 1867.John B. Steele. Printed memorial. 17. [1867?].Unknown to Dr. Scott. ALS. Re: FS, Halleck, etc. Box 6, Folder 87 Correspondence 1868, 1869 and 1875.etc. 1. 1868, Jan. 4.R. P. Strong to FS. ALS. Re: Ingalls, Rousseau, etc. 2a. 1868, Jan. 18.[Unknown, Steele?] to Dear Brother. AL. Death of FS at Hayward's in San Mateo, ranch business. 2b. 1868, Feb. 22.Emma H. Proctor to Edgar Steele. Xerox of ALS. Death of FS. 2c. 1868, Mar. 25.E. E. Moore to Dear Brother. ALS. Death of FS, news of family and friends. 2d. 1868, Apr. 5.Anne S. Howe to [?]. Xerox of ALS. 3a. 1869, Mar. 14.E. E. Moore to Dear Brother. ALS. Family. 3b. 1870, Nov. 26.Kitty _____ to Ella [Brooke?]. ALS. Personal 4. 1875, Oct. 24.James Wilson to I. C. Steele. ANS. Red bull. 5-6. 1890, Oct. 22 and 1896, Apr. 30.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Proctor. Printed invitations to daughters' weddings. Box 6, Folder 88 Correspondence, Undated. 1. ND.Bolton & Edwards Depot, Mississippi - sketch map. 2. ND.Mr. and Mrs. [Ben H.?] Brooks to FS. AN. Invitation. 3. ND.J. [M.] Glover. ADS. Substance of Davidson's statement as recollected to Committee on the War. 4. ND.[Henry W.] Halleck to FS. [AN?]. Invitation. 5. ND. Jack-Knife Delineations. Printed broadside. Source unknown. 6. ND.G. M. L. Johnson to Assistant Adjutant General to FS. NS. Introduction. 7. ND.John Kishwood. DS. Remarks in regard to charges (contained in a letter from Gen. Davidson) against Gen. Steele. 8. ND.Wm. H. Lytle. Anthony and Cleopatra. Copy of a poem in hand of [FS]. 9. ND.Frank Moore to FS. LS. Asks for reports for the Rebellion Record. 10. ND.M. L. Palmer to FS. ANS. Invitation. 11. ND.Mrs. Albert Pike to [FS]. ALS. Apology. 12. ND.[Samuel A.?] Rice to [FS]. [ANS or copy]. Recommends R. F. Patterson for Brigadier. 13a. ND.H. M. Starkloff et al. to FS. Printed invitation. Other names: P. Mullholland, Charles Coles, Ernest Wuerpel, Joseph Fuess, Charles Harms. 13b. ND.E. W. Steele. Biographical notes on FS. 14a. ND.FS. Printed military record with ms. additions. 14b. ND.[FS]. Autobiographical sketch. ADf. 15. ND.Unknown [Maria] to FS. ANS. Personal. 16. ND.Unknown. Holograph riddle and poem.

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17a. ND.Unknown. Holograph description of a battle. 17b. ND.Unknown. Holograph biographical notes on FS. 18. ND. Oct. 26. 1868Unknown to Dear Ed. Fragment AL. Family news To Edgar Willis Steele from James B. Howe [husband of E's sister Anne Cordelia Steele Howe & father of Emma Howe Proctor Who gave birth to a son sept 19, 1868] Box 6, Folder 89 Miscellaneous 6 pieces - fragments from indexes, circulars, printed sheets, etc. Calling cards, envelopes and dockets, blank cheeks, etc. Series I B. Copy books, 1865 Arrangement In chronological order by earliest date of volume.

Volume 7 Copy Book 1865, January 9-October 21. Scope and Content Note Fair copies signed by various sides or assistant adjutants general: John F. Lacey, Charles T. Scammon, Joseph Lyman, J. D. Rouse, Richard A. Kent, D. J. Wheeler. No index. Move from Kenner, La. to Mobile Point, etc. Move toward Pollard, Ala. P. 61 instructions to Spurling 3/19/65; attack on Blakely and its capture (p. 75-79) and 83-86); report of move to Selma (p. 90); end of war; Rio Grande and Texas; lecters to Sheridan (pp. 105, 111-113, 115-116, 120-121, 127, 132-133, 135, 136-138, 140, 141-142, 152, 155-156); letter to E. B. Brown (p. 119); Ney invasion plan (of Texas, p. 131.); border incidents, Mejia and Cortina, reports to Wright of Western District of Texas (Pp. 164-167); to Wright re: Juarez, etc. (pp. 175-176), letters to Whitteley (pp. 2010203)--Juarez, Cortina, etc.

Volume 8 Copy Book 1865, March 19-June 1. Scope and Content Note Letterpress or reverse carbon, many badly faded. No index. Letters by John F. Lacey, FS, Joseph Lyman, Richard A. Kent. Not the same as the letters appearing in Vol. 7. Pensacola Bay Operationsmost written in the field; Spanish Fort reported evacuated 4/1/65 (p. 56); report of skirmish at Wilkin's Plantation and approach on Blakely and battle (p. 55); Montgomery, Ala. and Mobile.

Series I C. Miscellaneous, 1849-1890 Scope and Content Note Includes printed maps, photographs, prints, scrapbooks, clippings, printed pamphlets.

Box 9, Folder 90 Miscellaneous Scope and Content Note Dockets and covers; Studebaker Bros. advertisement; etching by Edson Newell of Green Oaks on card; Lead, S. Dakota, n.d. advertising; holograph list of books; blank Postal letter; Music of the Baker Family (sheet music) (The Wooneac Serenade 1861; Ole Shady or the Song of the Contraband by Hanby (sheet music).

Box 9, Folder 91 Maps 1. 1860.Colton's Railroad and Township Map of Arkansas. Printed, very fragile. 2. [1866].Map of the Seat of Conflict. Printed by O. D. Case & Co. Hartford, Conn. In pieces, very fragile. 3. ND. Field of War Operations in the West (Missouri and Arkansas). Printed, Theodore Schrader, St. Louis Mo. 4. ND. California Mail Route west from Ft. Smith, Ark. Printed. 5. [1866].Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Partial xerox copy. 6. ND.Red River Campaign, Arkansas. Traced and compiled by donor's dister. Box 9, Folder 92 Prints and Photographs - Small #1. 1. U. S. Grant. Physical Description: Framed.

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2. Philip Kearney. Physical Description: Framed.

3. [L. A. Grant?]. Physical Description: Framed.

4-5. Unidentified woman. Physical Description: 2 mounted photos.

6, FS on horseback. Physical Description: Photocopy.

7. Armored riverboat #51. Physical Description: Photocopy.

8. Armored Riverboat #26. Physical Description: Photocopy.

9. Fort Snelling. Physical Description: Photo of painting.

10. Capt. M[errills Heiss?]. Physical Description: Photocopy.

11. Unidentified Man in Mexican costume. Physical Description: Photocopy.

12. Osman Steele. Physical Description: Photo of painted portrait.

13. Dameras Johnson Steele. Physical Description: Photocopy.

14. Nathaniel Steele III. Physical Description: Photocopy.

15. H. W. Halleck. Physical Description: Photocopy.

16. P. J. Osterhaus. Physical Description: Photocopy.

17. River transport (bridge behind). Physical Description: Photocopy.

18. Guarding railroad bridge (locale unknown). Physical Description: Photocopy.

19-20. Pages from photoaalbum. Physical Description: Photocopy.

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21. Unidentified Naval officer. Physical Description: Photocopy. Note Same as folder 93

22-38. Photocopies of various portraits and photos at Green Oaks, home of FS's brothers. 39-45. Photocopies of prints and maps in Steele Papers. 46-84. Photocopies of letters and documents and maps in Steele Papers. 85. Composite photo of Lincoln w/ Civil war generals Box 9, Folder 93 Prints and Photographs - Large and Negatives #2. 1a. Battle of Wilson's Creek. Charge. Physical Description: Lithograph.

1b. Battle of Wilson's Creek. Death of Gen. Lyon. Physical Description: Lithograph.

2. Nathaniel dLyon as Capt. Physical Description: Engraving.

3. A. Lincoln. Physical Description: Portrait.

4a. and b. Frank Leslie's Ladies Magazine. Physical Description: Fragment of fashion illustration.

6. John A. Dix. Physical Description: Engraved portrait.

7. Yuma Indians. Photo of illustration from Boundary Survev Report. 8-13. Chattanooga, Tenn. and Unidentified. Physical Description: Negatives.

14-16. Chattanooga, Tenn. Panerama. Physical Description: Negatives.

17. Unidentified river town with bridge destroyed or under construction. Physical Description: Photo.

18. Unidentified high river bank or bluff. Physical Description: Photo.

19. Lulu Lake near Chattanooga. Physical Description: Photo.

20. Group of people on porches and balconies of Victorian house, mostly military (Confederate?). Physical Description: Photo.

21a. and b. Military band and others in front of large house. Physical Description: Photos.

22-24. Chattanooga panorama. 25-33. Harper's Pictorial. Physical Description: Photos of illustrations.

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34. Armored riverboat. Physical Description: Photocopy.

35. Masonic Apron. 36. U. S. Grant. 37. W. T. Sherman. 38. Daniel Sickles. 39 a-c. FS. 40. FS on horseback. 41. Unknown man, small. 42. Navy officer. 43. Unknown woman. 44. Unknown man (profile). Box 9, Volume 94 Photograph Album. Scope and Content Note Includes relatives, military staff and general officers, Civil War.

Box 9, Volume 95 Scrapbook, ca. 1883-1884,etc. Scope and Content Note Includes some loose material. RE: Rev. Geo. A. Miller, estate of George Horace Steele 1913+, death of Isaac c. Steele, miscellaneous notes and recipes. Most re: George W. Steele's seat in Calif. legislarure and campaign with Brooks.

Box 10, Volume Scrapbook, 1884-1890,etc. 96 Scope and Content Note 1884 election returns, George W. Steele, Stanford for Senator, F. Steele's career (Mexico), Fred Steele Post G. A. R., E. W. Steele extate, death of Isaac Steele, murder of Osman N. Steele and anti-rent war in New York (1845).

Box 10, Folder 97 Clippings. Scope and Content Note Mostly from Harper's Pictorial, all contemporary. These were clipped out to be used as illustrations, etc. in a biography of Steele.

Printed Pamphlets. (Loose in back of box). 1. 1849. Fenci[ng] with the Small Sword. H. C. Wayne. Title page only. 2. 1855, Aug. 1. Army Register. 3. 1855. Regulations for the Subsistence Department of the Army of the United States. Manuscript notes of John P. Hawkins. 4. 1856. Regulations for the Medical Department of the Army. 5. 1858. A System of Target Practice... Comp. by Henry Heth. Philadelphia: Henry Carey Baird. 6. 1859. Annual Report of the Adjutant General of the State of New York. Albany: Charles Van Benthuysen. Frederick Townsend, Adj. Gen. 7. 1860. Annual Course of Instruction for Infantry and Light Infantry. Albany. 8. 1860. Annual Report of the Adjutant General of the State of New York. Frederick Townsend. 9. 1860. Army Register. Contains miscellaneous notes of Acting Assistant Adjutant General, Dept. of Oregon. 10. 1862, Jan. 20. The Slavery Question. John B. Steele. Reprint of a speech in the U.S. House of Representatives. 11. 1862, Apr. 15, 16 and 22. The Arrest of Gen. Stone and the Rights of the Soldier and Citizen. J. A. McDougall. Reprint of a speech in the U. S. Senate. 12. 1862, Aug. Army Register for August 1862. FS signature and inscription Before Vicksburg March 28, 1863.

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13. [1862]. The Monroe Doctrine. Edward Everett. Reprint from the New York Ledger by the Loyal Publication Society. 14. 1862. Proceedings of a General Court Martial. Trial of Fitz John Porter. 15. 1863, Aug. 27. Freedom: As Related to Our National and State Administrations. B. Gratz Brown. Printed speech. 16. 1863, [Sept.?]. Letters on our National Struggle. Thos. Francis Meagher. Published by the Loyal Publication Society, N.Y. 17. 1863. Army Register for 1863. 18. 1863. How a Free People Conduct a Long War. Charles J. Stillé. Philadelphia: Martien. 19. 1863. Military Arrests in Time of War. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office. 20. 1863. Review by the Judge Advocate General of the Proceedings, Findings and Sentence of a General Court Martial Held in the City of Washington for the Trial of Maj. Gen. Fitz John Porter of the U. S. Volunteers. Washington: Daily Chronicle Press. 21. 1863. The War Powers of the President and the Legislative Powers of Congress in Relation to Rebellion, Treason and Slavery. C. William White. Boston: John L. Shorey. 7th edition. To FS with compliments of the author. 22. 1864. An Inside View of the Rebellion, and American Citizen' Text-Book. Henry Conkling. Cincinnati: Caleb Clark. [National Union Association?]. 23. 1864. The Assertions of a Secessionist. A. H. Stevens. New York: Loyal Publication Society. From a a speech of Nov. 14, 1860. 24. 1864. Coercion Completed or Treason Triumphant. John C. Hamilton. New York: Wm. C. Bryant & Co. Printed remarks, Sept., 1864. 25. 1864. The Defenders of the Country and Its Enemies. The Chicago Platform Dissected. Gov. Brough. Cincinnati: National Union Association. Reprint of a speech delivered Sept. 3 and published in the Cincinnati Gazette, Sept. 5. 26. [1864].Speech. Charles D. Drake. Delivered Oct. 1, 1864. [Cincinnati: National Union Association of Ohio]. 27. 1864. Military Orders, etc. 1864. Cincinnati: Moore, Wilstach and Baldwin. 28. 1864. Our Burden and Our Strength, or, A Comprehensive and Popular Examination of the Debt and Resources of Our Country, Present and Prospective New York: Loyal Publication Society. David A. Wells. 29. [1864].Speech, Sept. 20, 1864. Aaron F. Perry. Cincinnati: National Union Association of Ohio. 30. 1865. General Sherman's Official Account of His Great March Through Georgia and the Carolinas. [W. T. Sherman]. New York: Bunce & Huntington. Compliments of Col. Whittelsey. 31. 1866, Oct. Harpers New Monthly Magazine. No. 197. 32. 1866. Army Register for 1866. 33. 1866. Constitution of the Associated Veterans of [ the Mexican War], and Address of the Organizing Committee. San Francisco: Wade & Co. 34. 1880. A Treatise on the Horse and His Diseases. Enosburgh Falls, Vt.: Dr. B. J. Kendall & Co., 1880. 25th revised edition. Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1880. 35. [1886]. Panorama of the Battle of Vicksburg. Printed program. 36. 1890. The Catalogue, Maynard Rifle with Interchangable Barrels. The Massachusetts Arms Co., Chicopee, Falls, Mass. Springfield, Mass.: Clark W. Bryan & Co., Printers. 37. ND. A Discourse on Family Discipline.. Pp. 3-22. Printed. N.P. Orange Clark. 38. ND. Growler's Income Tax. T. S. Arthur. New York: Loyal Publication Society No. 57. 39. ND. The Roberts Shot. Printed. Pp. 3-11, and illustrations Series I D. Harpers Pictorial and newspapers including reissues of Harpers weekly

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Box 11 Harper's Pictorial. Physical Description: Green Box. Note Unbound, some pages missing.

Oversize box 12 National Democrat, Little Rock, Arkansas. 1. Vol. I, No. 1, Sept. 29, 1863-Vol. I, No. 52, Oct. 1, 1864. Note Bound, boards missing, articles by FS marked.

2. Vol. II, No. 1. Oct. 8, 1864. 3. Vol. II, No. 2. Oct. 15, 1864. 4. Vol. II, No. 3. Oct. 22, 1864. 5. Vol. II, No. 4. Oct. 29, 1864. 6. Vol. II, No. 9. Dec. 3, 1864. 7. Vol. II, No. 10. Dec. 10, 1864. 8. Vol. II, No. 11. Dec. 17, 1864. 9. Vol. II, No. 13. Dec. 24, 1864. 10. Vol. II, No. 14. Dec. 31, 1864. 11. Vol. II, No. 15. Jan. 7, 1865. Oversize Box 13 Newspapers. 1. 1862, Nov. 22. Evening Bulletin, Vol. XV, No. 40. San Francisco. Fragment, Physical Description: one page only.

2. 1866, Nov. 28. Evening Bulletin, Vol. XXIII, No. 45. San Francisco. Fragment, Physical Description: 4 pages.

3. [1866?], Dec. 1. Evening Bulletin, Vol.?, No.?. San Francisco. Fragment, Physical Description: pages 3 and 4 only.

4. 1866, Dec. 10. Evening Bulletin, Vol.?, No.?. San Francisco. Fragment, Physical Description: pages 3 and 4 only.

5. 1867, Dec. 18. Evening Bulletin, Vol. XXV, No. 61. San Francisco. Physical Description: 4 pages.

6. 1863, Nov. 28. Army Navy Journal, Vol. I, No. 14. New York. Fragment, Physical Description: 8 pages.

7. 1863, Dec. 26. Army Navy Journal, Vol. I, No. 18. New York. Physical Description: 16 pages.

8. 1864, May 21. The Unconditional Union, Vol. I, No. 18. Little Rock, Ark. Physical Description: 4 pages.

9. 1864, May 28. The Weekly Osage Chronicle, Vol. I, No. 34. Burlingame, Kas. Physical Description: 4 pages.

10. 1863-1864. The Army & Navy Official Gazetre, Vol I, Index. Washington, D. C. 11. 1864, May 31. The Army & Navy Official Gazette, Vol. I, No. 48. Washington, D. C. 12. 1864, June 7. The Army & Navy Official Gazette, Vol. I, No. 49. Washington, D. C. 13-14. 1864, Jun. 14-28. The Army & Navy Official Gazette, Vol. I, Nos. 50-51. Washington, D. C.

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15-17. 1864, Jul. 12-26. The Army & Navy Official Gazette, Vol. II, Nos. 2-4. Washington, D. C. 18-21. 1864, Aug. 16-Sept. 6. The Army & Navy Official Gazette, Vol. II, Nos. 7-10. Washington, D. C. 22-24. 1864, Oct. 18-Nov. 1. The Army & Navy Official Gazette, Vol. II, Nos. 16-18. Washington, D. C. 25. 1864, Dec. 9. Daily National Democrat, Vol. I, No. 163. Little Rock, Ark. 26. 1865, Jan. 3. Daily National Democrat, Vol. I, No. 179. Little Rock, Ark. 27. 1865, Jan. 10. Daily National Democrat, Vol. I, No. 184. Little Rock, Ark. 28. 1865, May 4. The Mobile Morning News, Vol. I, No. 19. Mobile, Ala. 29. 1865, May 7. The Mobile Sunday News, Vol. I, No. 22. Mobile, Ala. 30. 1865, May 7. The Mobile Sunday News - Daily News-Supplement. Mobile, Ala. Physical Description: 2 pages.

31. 1865, Nob. 23. The New York Herald, Whole No. 10,678. New York. Complete 8 pages, uncut at top. P. 8 article on Steele's removal from Texas. 32. 1865, Dec. 6. The World, Quadruple Sheet, pp. 5-12, attached at top. New-York. Reports of Grant's Lieutenants. 33. 1865, Dec. 9. San Francisco Chronicle - Supplement. Washington, D. C. 2 pages. Grant's report 1864-65. 34. 1885, Jul. 23. San Francisco Chronicle, Vol.?, No. 8. San Francisco. 8 pages. Death of Grant. 35. 1865, Dec. 22. The Daily Globe. New Series-Vol. XIX, No. 15. Washington, D.C. Congressional proceedings. 36. [1865]. Daily News Supplement. Broadside re: Mobile Expedition and capture of Ft. Blakeley. N.P., N.D. 37. 1866, Nov. 3. Oregon Herald, Vol. 2, No. 42. Portland, Ore. 38. 1866, Dec. 2. Oregon Herald, Vol. 2, No. 66. Portland, Ore. 39. 1866, Dec. 13. Oregon Herald, Vol. 2, No. 75. Portland, Ore. 40. 1866, Dec. 15. Oregon Herald, Vol. 2, No. 77. Portland, Ore. 41. 1866, Nov. 16. Morning Oregonian, Vol. VI, No. 241. Portland, Ore. Fragile condition, FS's mail sticker on P. 1. 42. 1866, Dec. [?] Morning Oregonian, Vol. VI, No. 254. Portland, Ore. Fragile condition, mail sticker. 43. 1866, Dec. 17. Morning Oregonian, Vol. VI, No. 266. Portland Ore. Fragile condition, mail sticker. 44. 1866, Dec. 18.Morning Oregonian, Vol. VI, No. 267. Portland Ore. Fragile condition, mail sticker. 45. 1866, Dec. 20. Morning Oregonian, Vol. VI, No. 269. Portland Ore. Fragile condition, mail sticker. 46. 1866, Nov. 17. New-York Weekly Times, Vol. XVI, No. 791. New York. Pages attached at top 47. 1866, Nov. 20. The Semi-Weekly Times, Vol. XII, No. 1271. New York. Fragile, attached at top. 48. 1866, Nov. 24. Weekly American Flag, Vol. V, No. 44. San Francisco. Attached at top. 49. 1866, Dec. 1. Weekly American Flag, Vol. V, No. 45. San Francisco. Attached at top, margin notes on p. 1 50. 1866, Dec. 22. Sacramento Weekly Union, Vol. XV, No. 47. Sacramento. Fragment, pp. 3-8 only. Marked articles. 51. 1868, Mar. 24. Utica Weekly Herald and Gazette and Courier, Vol. XXI, No. 21. Utica, N.Y. 8 pages attached at top. 52. 1868, Aug. 25. Utica Weekly Herald and Gazette and Courier, Vol. XXI, No. 43. Utica, N.Y. 8 pages attached at top. Clip. removed from p. 3, corner of pp. 8/9 missing. 53. 1870, Jan. 19. Sacramento Daily Record, Vol. VII, Whole No. [?] Sacramento. Fragile.

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54. [1878?] Jun. 26. Watchman & Reflecter, Vol. 54, No. 26. Boston. Fragment, bottom half of all pages missing. Box 14 Harper's Weekly. Reissues, #1. Scope and Content Note Vol. IV, No. 209, Dec. 29, 1860. Vol. V-VII, 1/5/61-12/26/63.

Box 15 Harper's Weekly. Reissues, #2. Scope and Content Note Vol. VIII-XI, 1/2/64-12/28/67. Missing Nos.: 397, 439, 442, 510, 524, 572.

Box 16 Harper's Weekly. Reissues, #3. Scope and Content Note Vol. XII, 1/4-6/20/68.

Series II. Katherine B. Steele Papers Scope and Content Note Biographical work on Gen. Steele; Includes manuscript and typescripts of her biography, research material, photographs, postcards and prints, clippings, pamphlets, etc., and Correspondence.

MRS. CATHERINE STEELE'S BIOGRAPHICAL WORK ON GEN: STEELE. Scope and Content Note Research material, notes and drafts, etc.

Box 17, Volume 1. 1. Notebook (brown). (vol.) Scope and Content Note Manuscript in pencil, draft of Lincoln's Little General, outline of contents, illustrations, acknowledgements, bibliography.

Box 17, Volume 2. Notebook (blue). (vol.) Scope and Content Note Draft outline in pencil, quotes, draft of introduction, reference and research notes.

Box 17, Volume 3. Notebook (red). (vol.) Scope and Content Note Reference and research notes in pencil; [1939] Thanksgiving list; drawings--migratory workers housing plans, barns; acknowledgement; draft of a letter re: beach access road in Santa Cruz; genealogical notes; draft of a letter to Jesse Jones to help Italian artichoke and brusse sprour farmers in California; ranch accounts, expenses.

Box 17, Folder 4. Research Correspondence Re: identifying photos, Steele portrait, anti-rent war in New York in 1845, etc. Box 17, Folder 5. Photographs, Postcards and Prints. Scope and Content Note Relics at Green Oaks, cheese barrel table, Maximilian's carriage, Cathedral of Mexico, Carlotta, Maximilian, copies of 2 prints from Arkansas Geological Survey, Holloday Overland Mail Route (photo of map), mouth of Columbia R. showing sailing ship, [on Columbia? paddle-wheel going through locks, dredge?], Weltie Canyon, Rooster Rock and steamer Dallas City, Cliff Dwellers' Caves - Sycamore Creek, A Mountain - Sycamore Creek, Ancient landslide in Bear Creek, steamer Bailey Gatzert in 1913, Lincoln Memorial Shrine in Redlands, Calif., souvenir photos of Mackinac Is., Mich., Sunday Morning in the Mines (photo of painting), G. H. Derby, San Carlos Mission (print), Steele's gravestone.

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Box 17, Folder 6. Clippings and Printed Material (collected by Mrs. Steele). Scope and Content Note Maximilian and Carlotta (from Life); house of Missouri government-in-exile in Marshall, Tex.; Confederate colony in Mexico, skirmish at Palmito Ranch; Ft. Morgan, Ala., article on San Juan Is.; reprint of E. L. Huggins' Kodiak and Afognak Life, 1868-1870; Oregon tourist pamphlet; A Brief History of Port Angeles, Washington; Idaho history; Women in War-Time, San Francisco, 1864; by Dorothy H. Huggins; Carmel Mission pamphlet; tourist map of Monterey, etc.; Monterey marks U.S. landing; cheese; Klamath Co. Museum; Monterey history pamphlets, exhibit catalogs, etc.; clips re: Civil War and FS; clips re: Mexico.

Box 17, Folder 7. Booklets and Pamphlets. Scope and Content Note Omnibook, Aug. 1945, Dan Sickles; Mackinac Island, The Massacre of Old Ft. Mackinac; A Lincoln Chronology.

Box 17, Folder 8. Biographical Notes, Sources and Genealogy. Box 17, Folder 9. Contents, Bibliography, Appreciation, General Introductory Materia Box 17, Folder 10. Typescript A: Introduction - Preface. Scope and Content Note Outlines, Greene Oaks, Steele family in Calif., the Civil War chest.

Box 17, Folder 11. Typescript A: Introduction - Chapter I, What Boy Could Forget. Scope and Content Note FS's youth and years at Westpoint.

Box 17, Folder 12. Typescript A: Introduction - Chapter II, The Soldier. Scope and Content Note Buffalo Barracks, Anti-Rent Riot, death of Osman Steele, Fort Mackinac.

Box 17, Folder 13. Typescript A: Introduction - Chapter III, The Mexican War. Scope and Content Note Mexican War and Fort Hamilton.

Box 17, Folder 14 Typescript A: Introduction - Chapter IV, California. Scope and Content Note Carlisle Barracks, Dreams of the Visionary, Steele brothers and ranching in California.

Box 17, Folder 15 Typescript A: Introduction - Chapter V, Prelude to the Civil War. Scope and Content Note The Indian Frontier, death of FS's mother, A Visit to J. B. Steele in Kingston, N.Y., 1860; The (JBS).

Box 17, Folder 16 Typescript A: Part I, Folder II, Missouri-Arkansas 1861-62. Scope and Content Note Nathaniel Lyon, Dug Springs, Wilson's Creek, St. Louis, Sedalia, Jennison, Ark. 1862; Court of Inquiry.

Box 17, Folder 17 Typescript A: Pt. I, Folder III, The Little Colored Girl. Scope and Content Note Emancipation Outline; Dr. Dicken, Mr. Craig and Bostevick. This folder also contains variant versions since this chapter or topic only appears in this version of the typescripts.

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Box 17, Folder 18 Typescript A: Pt. I, Folder IV, Vicksburg. Scope and Content Note Chicasaw Bluffs, Arkansas Post, Young's Point, Jackson, Vicksburg.

Box 17, Folder 19 Typescript A: Pt. II, Folder I, The Arkansas Campaign. Scope and Content Note Davidson, operations against and capture of Little Rock.

Box 17, Folder 20 Typescript A: Pt. II, Folder II, The Department of Arkansas. Scope and Content Note Administrative policy, creation of Department, appointment of FS as commander, Sickles, quarrel with Davidson.

Box 17, Folder 21 Typescript A: Pt. II, Folder III, The General Commanding. Scope and Content Note Arkansas, military districts, etc.; Post of Little Rock, etc; reconstruction policy; National Democrat; Freedmen's Bureau; case of Sandy Redmond; Treasury regulations and oath of allegiance; slavery; cotton-fraud, etc.; requests for compensation; recommendations; rebel activities; Autumn 1863; Caldwell expedition; guerrillas and Home Guards; Christmas; charity and Sanitary Fairs; young spy; West Point battle monument; kindness and favors; fraudulent oaths.

Box 17, Folder 22 Typescript A: Pt. II, Folder IV, The Conciliatory Policy. Scope and Content Note Arkansas state elections and new state government; radicals; politics.

Box 17, Folder 23 Typescript A: Pt. II, Folder V, The Red River Expedition. Scope and Content Note Banks; military activity; Camden; Jenkins' Ferry

Box 17, Folder 24 Typescript A: Pt. II, Folder VI, The Best You Can Do. Scope and Content Note Prisoners of war; department duties and social activities; Red River Expedition; news from Washington; death of Manter; Davidson's charges-bribery, etc.; crade; Arkansas politicians; McClellan for President; Congress refuses to seat Arkansas delegates; taxes; military commissions and trials; attacks on FS and his policy; change of Dept. commanders.

Box 17, Folder 25 Typescript A: Pt. II, Folder VII, Holding the Line. Scope and Content Note Military activities; Price in Missouri; rumors and intelligence; Davidson's charges.

Box 17, Folder 26 Typescript A: Pt. III, Folder I, Blakely. Scope and Content Note Louisiana 1865; Spanish Fort; Blakely. Two slightly different versions.

Box 17, Folder 27 Typescript A: Pt. III, Folder II, Last Days of the War. Scope and Content Note Mobile; death of Lincoln; Sherman's armistice; Selmo; Montgomery; Taylor's surrender.

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Box 17, Folder 28 Typescript A: Pt. III, Folder III, Rio Grande. Scope and Content Note Texas; cotton; Mejia and Cortina; Matamoros and Brownsville; Isaac Suratt; removal of FS.

Box 17, Folder 29 Typescript A: Pt. III, Folder IV, The Department of the Columbia Scope and Content Note San Francisco; Oregon; Washington Territory; Idaho; Fort Boise; Gen. Crook; Indians.

Box 17, Folder 30 Typescript A: Pt. III, Folder V, Lone Mountain. Scope and Content Note FS relieved from duty; leave in San Francisco; death.

Box 17, Folder 31 Typescript B: Introduction, Ch. I, Ano Nuevo. Scope and Content Note [Ano Nuevo, La Punta del Ano Nuevo, Rancho]; The Steale Brothers; Green Oaks; [The Attic, A Civil War Chest, Memories, Ole Abe, the Bitterness of Reconstruction]; Conciliatory Policy; How Ephemeral Fame; Pensively Waiting.

Box 17, Folder 32 Typescript B: Introduction, Ch. II, Genealogy. Box 17, Folder 33 Typescript B: Introduction, Ch. III, Youth. Scope and Content Note West Point; appearance of FS; death of Osman Steele; Fort Mackinac.

Box 17, Folder 34 Typescript B: Introduction, Ch. IV, First Battles. Scope and Content Note Mexican War; California; Fort Yuma.

Box 17, Folder 35 Typescript B: Part II, Prelude and Ch. I, The Civil War. Scope and Content Note Union Savers; 1861; Ft. Sumter; Missouri; Cen. Lyon; Benton Barracks; Sedalia.

Box 17, Folder 36 Typescript B: Pt. II, Ch. II, With the Army of the Southwest. Scope and Content Note Sedalia; Arkansas 1862.

Box 17, Folder 37 Typescript B: Pt. II, Ch. III, Vicksburg. Scope and Content Note (Also marked as Ch. V). Chickasaw Bluffs; Arkansas Post; Young's Point; Jackson; Vicksburg.

Box 17, Folder 38 Typescript B: General Biographical and Genealogical Material. Scope and Content Note Steele family.

Box 17, Folder 39 Typescript C: Early Life of Gen. Steele. Box 17, Folder 40 Typescript C: Mexican War. Box 17, Folder 41 Typescript C: California and Frontier. Box 17, Folder 42 Typescript C: Beginning of Civil War; Missouri and Arkansas, 1861 Box 17, Folder 43 Typescript C: Vicksburg. Box 17, Folder 44 Typescript C: Arkansas #1. Box 17, Folder 45 Typescript C: Arkansas #2. Box 17, Folder 46 Typescript C: Arkansas #3. Box 17, Folder 47 Typescript C: Pensacola Dispatches.

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Box 18, Box 18, Typescript C: Blakely. Folder 48 Scope and Content Note Louisiana, Pensacola, Spanish Fort, Mobile, Montgomery, death of Lincoln, Appomattox.

Box 18, Folder 49 Typescript C: Department of the Columbia. Box 18, Folder 50 Typescript C: Lone Mountain. Box 18, Folder 51 Typescript C: Miscellaneous. Box 18, Folder Manuscript of Biography and Miscellaneous Notes. # 1-5. 52-56 Note Not arranged.

Miscellaneous printed material Box 18, Folder 57 Road Maps - Current Box 18, Folder 58 Sarta Clava County [Calif] Growth Statistics 1800s Box 18, Folder 59 Magazines and Clippings - Current oversize, placed on top of box

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