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Civil War Scrapbook 1856-1862, MS. 2602
Maryland Historical Society
Library of Maryland History
Civil War Scrapbook, ca.1856-1862
Maryland Historical
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Descriptive Summary
Civil War Scrapbook, ca.1856-1862
MS 2602
Maryland Historical Society
Baltimore MD 21201-4674
Newspaper
Clippings
1) Poem Sunnyside Curious Story of Waterloo Letter of Daniel Webster John H. Paine 2) Thomas Jefferson described by Daniel Webster Various anecdotes 3) A Pslam of Life [UNK] Kane Dutch customs Dr. Franklin's Only Son 4) Author of the Star Stapngled Banner 5) Origin of Names of States Joker's Budget Various anecdotes 6) [UNK] of Irving 7) Every Donkey Wants an Office Ben P. Moore A Runaway Steamboat 8) John Phoenix upon George Washington The Merry Sleigh The ships of the Union 9) Adventure of Dr. Caldwell The Cloud in the Way 10) The workers in the U.S. Jackson at Twenty 11) A [UNK] Sermon The Western Politician 12) Pleasures of Skating An Old Maid's Confession A Colored [UNK] 13) The Squire and his wife Song of the Springs Wonderful Meteoric Phenomena A Good Preacher 14) The Golden [UNK] Celibacy of Washington Irving Christe ing of a Princess The [UNK] to Ft. McHenry Hail Columbia 15) Early Rising A Musical Match John Ball to Washington Hunt Novel Celebration of the 4th of July The Monumental City 16) The True Lady The New Mountain A Tennant Church A Family Party A China Gentleman's Horse 17) The Old Cathedral Bell The House Baron Munchausen 18) Effect of Slavery Agitation on the Condition of the Slaves A Reminiscence of the Nullification Enactment in Charlston Washington's Farewell Address 19) Old Ironsides Dogology - a new Science 20) The Clay Monument A Romantic Region Nothing to Wear 21) Mrs. Lofty and I An Incident of the Last War Interesting Relic 22) Speech of the Hon M.H.Stephens 23) Speech of the Hon M.H.Stephens 24) A Family of Heroes Humming Birds 25) Maryland The House of Pines of South Carolina Who Was Lord Terling, Hendor A Ready Repartes 26) Edward Everett on Agriculture A Visit of the Clark Mills Studio Splendid Class Work The Richmond Washington Status 27) Union A Visit from St. Nicholas The South of Charles Carroll Bartholomew, The Scuiptor A Candid Deacon 28) Spring The Warren Momument Celebration at Boston 29) Speech of Hon John Kennedy Compliment to Maryland Maryland Legislators at Harpars Ferry 30) Maryland Gen. Josiah Johnson Presidnt Davis in Richmond 31) The Two Presidents Army Clothing The Flag From Harpers Ferry Patriotic Warren 32) Letter to Gen. Winfield Scott from the citizens of Maryland A word of the People of the North by the 1814 War The Attack of Seward's Point 33) Vice-President Stephen at Roc mond The Bombardment of Fort Sumter Letter from Charleston 34) Kentucky Drill Uniform of the Confederate Army From Pensacola 35) The Southern Confederacy President DAvis's Reply to the Md. Commissioners Serenade to President Davis at Richmond 36) Mesages of President Davis 37) Mesages of President Davis 38) Mesages of President Davis 39) Speech of Vice-President Stephens From Pensacola From the South The Battle of Buena Vista 40) Speech of Gen. Horatio Defending His Position Recent Speech of President Davis 41) Maryland's Own An Example Presentation to the Md. Gazette 42) Rebel Poetry From The South 43) The Bombardment of Fort Sumter 44) Southern Correspondence Meeting of the Southern Congress 45) Norfolk Letter Address of Gen. Pickney to the S.C. Volunteers 46) Letter from M. Vallendigham A visit to Pensacola 47) Imported From Norfolk 48) The Letters of Gen. WAshington Two More Letters of Gen. Washington 49-50) Washington's Farewell Address 51) Count Cavour Graphic Account of the Battle of Freat [UNK] 52) Song The Protest of Maryland 53) Maryland 54) The Sentiments of a Southern Wife and Mother Rebel Poetry The Women of the South 55) Speech of President Davis W. Russell's Last Letter 56) The Defence of Norfolk Rebel Poetry 57) Mr. Russell's Last Letters Robel Poetry 58) Mayor's Message 59) Prayer Curious Revolutionary Verses 60) A Marriage in the [UNK]'s Family Opening of Parliament Bottomof the Ocean 61) A Visit to Ashland A newspaper Relic [Negro Marriages] 62) Lecture of Lietu. Maury The Husband-Trap 63) An Artic Adventure Negro Marriages 64) Maryland Colonial History Wishing Yankee Land - Lecture of John Kane 65) Message of President Lincoln Rebel Poetry Speech of the Hon. J. Breckenridge of Ky. 66) Speech of the Hon. J. Breckenridge of Ky. 67) Speech of Mr. Kennedy of Md. 68) Speech of the Vice-President, Alex Stephens 69) Some Research into the Antiquity of Baltimore 70(The Paths and the Depths of the Sea 71) Tribute of Respect to Elizabeth K. Kane 72) The Kane Obsequies 73) Burning of the College of St. James 74) Reminiscence of 1814 - in Defense of Baltimore 75-76-77) Reception of the Japanese 78) The Ferguson Monument 79) The Eastern View of the Niagra Cataract 80) Things Around Lexington 81) American Artistsin Rome A sketch of the life of Dr. Kane The Death of Mr. Hugo Miller 82) Impressive Ceremony A Thanksgiving Turkey 83) Organization of the Peace Party A Free Fights Among Abolitionists 84) Who Are To Blame? The Great Battle 85) The Fratroidel War Letter from The South 86) Third Letter from Prince Napoleon on American Affairs 87) Our Southern Estafette The Battle of Bull Run 88) Our Federal Relations 89) The Confederate Congress Lincoln's Visitors 90) A Sabbath at Sea Letter from The South 91) Thoughts on Entering Church The Home of the Soul The Battle of Bull Run 92) A Woman's Politics Snow Sketches of Annapolis 93) Sketchesof Annapolis 94) Bishop Moore 95) Lines to the Stormy Petrel The Floating Chapel The Power of Song 96) Diplomatic Correspondence 97) Maryland's Legislature 98) The South The Situation 99) Notes on Baltimore The News 100) The Speech of Senator Breckenridge 101) Military Law and the Denial of Habeas Corpus in Md. Destruction of the Bridges 102) Letter from Baltimore Address of John C. Breckenridge 103) The City of Washington A Western Woman's View of the Crisis 104) The Prisoners Speech of the Hon. John. C. Breckenridge 105) The Daily Exchange 106) Memorial of the Police Commissioners 107) Spirit of the Southern Press The American War 108) Speech of Patick Henry, 1775 109) Taking of Mason's Hill Seizure of Mssrs Mason & Slidell 110) [UNK] of the Neutral Flag Death of a Marylaader 111) Under which King Benjamin, Landing of the Pilgrims 112) Political Opinions 113) Speech of the Hon, Jefferson Davis 114) Latest from the South 115) Mr. Russell's Second Letter on the Bull Run Rout 116) The Savannah Privateersman The Exchange of Prisoners 117) The Mason and Slidell Affair The Boarding of the Trent 118) From Missouri Important Intelligence from Havana From the South 119) Latest News from The South The South 120) Letter from Rurope The New Confederate Congress What General Jackson Said 121) Historic Parallels City Intelligence 122) Leonard Harrison's Opinion of Abolitionism 123) The Inauguration 124) Jeff Davis's Message 125) The Succession Prisoners from Baltimore Rebels 126) Baltimore From the South 127) Frrom The South Baltimore From Washington 128) From the South Mrs. Polk at Nashville 129) The Great Farce - the Enemy at Centreville The Confederate Retreat and the New Line oF Defence 130) From Charleston, Va. From the South 131) Baltimore and the Death of Bishop Moore 132) Victory at Fort Donaldwon England Expected to Break the Blodkade 133) From the South From the South 134) Military Orders The Best pOlicy 135) Condition of the South 136) Message of President Davis 137) From the South Maryland Volunteers 138) Baltimore 139) From the South Letter from Lieut Wo. Mooney 140) Gen. Butlers Course in New Orleans 141) The Guerillas Reply of Col. Kane to the N.Y. Tribune 142) [UNK] [UNK] [UNK]
