Field of Shiloh Showing the Positions of the Troops about 6 A.M. April 6, 1862
The map is annotated in red and blue to show the positions of the Union and Confederate armies. The location of Shiloh Church is marked.
Map of the Field of Fredericksburg Showing the Positions of the Troops on the Morning of December 13
The map is annotated in red and blue to show the positions of the Union and Confederate armies.
Map of Eastern Virginia Showing the Positions of the Armies on March 15, 1862
The map is annotated in red and blue showing the positions of the Union and Confederate armies and their close proximity to Washington, D.C.
Map of Part of Virginia Showing the Positions of the Armies on November 10, 1862
The map is annotated in red and blue showing the positions of the Union and Confederate armies.
Neighborhood of Richmond Showing the Positions of the Armies on the Morning of May 31, 1862
The map is annotated in red and blue showing the positions of the Union and Confederate armies.
Shenandoah Valley Showing the Positions of the Armies on May 21, 1862
The map is annotated in red and blue to show the positions of the Union and Confederate armies.
Map of Kentucky and Tennessee Showing the Positions of the Armies on the Morning of February 6, 1862
The map is annotated in red and blue to show the positions of Union and Confederate troops. The headquarters of Generals Halleck, Buell, and Johnston are marked.
Map of Kentucky and Tennessee Showing the Positions of the Armies on September 5, 1862
The map is annotated in red and blue showing the positions of the Union and Confederate armies. The headquarters of Generals Bragg, Smith, Buell, and Grant are marked.
General Buell's Army Entering Louisville
Soldiers and covered wagons are on the road heading into the city. Some wagons have been taken into a fenced area. Local people seem to be welcoming the Union army.
Chart Showing Number of Volunteers for the Union Army for 1861 and 1862
Chart lists the approximate number of volunteers per state that joined the Union Army in 1861 and 1862 and the length of time the volunteers agreed to serve. Indiana's total was 104,316. The grand total reached 1,276,331.
Volunteers Crossing the Ohio from Cincinnati to Covington
Soldiers, cannons, and wagons are moving across the bridge from Cincinnati, Ohio to Covington, Kentucky. A crowd of men and women are on the riverbank watching. Two men on a flatboat are on the river.
Winter Quarters—On Picket
A soldier is on guard duty during a snowstorm. Snow has collected on his hat and the shoulders of his coat. A cannon is nearby. The shelter behind him is in very poor condition with holes in the roof. A barrel serves as the chimney and smoke is coming from it.
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
