Uprising at the North
Centered at the bottom of the illustration is a picture of Fort Sumter on fire. Soldiers and sailors are carrying flags with the names of their states as they march toward the U.S. Capitol Building. Two men in the foreground are shown leaving their work to join them.
Union Position Near the Centre—Battle of Gettysburg, July 2, 1863
Officers mounted on horses watch the battle taking place in the field in front of them. A group of soldiers marches towards the battle. Artillerymen are loading and firing cannons. A crop is in the field in the distance. In the field next to it men are lying on the ground. In the lower left corner a man is being carried on a stretcher.
Flag with 34 Stars (page 2)
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Flag with 34 Stars (page 4)
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Union Soldier's Hymn (page 2)
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Union Soldier's Hymn (page 3)
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Quickstep of the Eleventh Indiana Volunteers (page 6)
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Quickstep of the Eleventh Indiana Volunteers (page 1)
Cover illustration: Portrait of Col. Dan Macauly.,Composed for the piano
Old Union Wagon (page 3)
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Old Union Wagon (page 4)
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Our Country's Flag (page 3)
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Our Country's Flag (page 1)
First line: Beneath the stars and stripes there stand our sons so nobly brave
First line of chorus: Our country's flag let proudly wave, for freedom is our shield
Cover illustration: A soldier holds an American flag. There are tents and a cannon in the background. Another soldier holding a bayonet stands beside one of the tents.,Song composed and dedicated to his excellency Abraham Lincoln President of the United States.
10th edition.
For voice and piano.
Song lyrics in English an
Is Our Banner Still Advancing? (page 2)
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Is Our Banner Still Advancing? (page 4)
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Funeral Honors On Reception Of The Remains Of Abraham Lincoln, Late President of the United States
The broadside gives information on the arrangements for the viewing of the late president. The funeral train was met at the Union Depot and the president's body was escorted to the statehouse. Assistant marshals met trains telling people where to stand in line for the viewing. The pall bearers were Hon. David Kilgore, Col. Wm. C. Kise, Hon. R. W. Thompson, Isaac Jenkinson, Esq., Hon. John H. Farquhar, Hon. Jer. Sullivan, Col. K. G. Shryock, Lewis Burk, Esq., Hon. Ralph Hill and Col. John A. Mann
News from the Seat of War! Indianapolis Daily Journal Extra, 1861
The broadside reports the news of Fort Sumter being attacked. The fort was fired upon all night and smoke rose from it the next morning. Reactions from Montgomery, Alabama; Savannah, Georgia; Cincinnait, Ohio; Providence, Rhode Island; and Boston, Massasschutes are given. The broadside also states that in Washington, D.C., the President ordered troops to protect the city.,Accession # 1976.0111 p1. The broadside measures 4 3/4 x 12 3/8 in.
Soldiers Memorial: Myers' (23D) Battery, Indiana Volunteers
The lithograph includes lists of commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates in the 23rd Battery. Captain Charles A. Webb mustered the battery into service in Indianpolis on November 8, 1862. Smith family information is handwritten in the Memorandums at the bottom. Illustrations on the lithograph include scenes of a soldier in camp, a soldier preparing to fire a cannon, a soldier leaving his family to serve in the war, and the happy greeting that soldier receives upon returnin
Muster Roll of Captain John H. Martin Company H in the Fourteenth Regiment of Indiana
The roll lists the name, rank, and age of the soldier along with when he joined, his pay record, the amount he was given for clothing, and the value of his equipment. There is a column at the end for remarks.,The muster roll measures 31 x 21 1/2 in.
Presidential Election Tally Sheet, Carroll County, Indiana, 1860
On the tally sheet there are four sections, each with thirteen men's names across the top. Each section represents one of the four parties on the ballot. In order of appearance: Northern Democrat with 1,446 votes, Constitutional Union with 5 votes, Republican with 1,590 votes, and Southern Democrat with 14 votes. Voters cast their vote on the electors, who in turn would vote for their party. Lincoln and his running mate Hannibal Hamlin received 39% of the total vote, but were able to win 180 ele
Terre Haute & Richmond Railroad Schedule for the Funeral Ceremonies of the Late President Lincoln!
The poster lists the schedule for special trains to Indianapolis for people wanting to participate in Lincoln's funeral ceremonies on Sunday, April 30, 1865.,Appears in Destination Indiana
Accession #1957.0117. The broadside measures 14 x 9 1/4 in.
