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U.S. steamer "Fawn"

Inscription on mount reads: "U.S. Steamer Fawn. off Memphis, Tenn. The place where the naval engagement before Memphis, Tenn.

GLC06739.04

"The City of Alton"

Memphis & St. Louis Packet Co. Mail Line steamboat.

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U.S. Navy gun boat Brown

Title from inscription on mount.

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U.S.S. Blackhawk

Title from inscription on mount. Flagship Blackhawk while under the command of Admiral Porter. It is the same ship as GLC06739.08.

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U.S.S. Blackhawk

Title from verso. Flagship Blackhawk while under the command of Admiral Porter. It is the same ship as GLC06739.07.

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U.S.S. Tyler

Title from inscription on mount. The U.S.S. Tyler was an ironclad gunboat.

GLC06739.09

Red River Rapids

Inscription on verso reads: "The dam at the falls in Red River, La. formd by barges amd logs anchored, leaving a channel for passage of our naval vessels, 14 in. all, the heaviest vessels in the NYS(?) Squadron. Nasho and Osage passing over the falls...

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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Dear Aunt

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to Sue Carter

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to My Friends

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My Dear Ma

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To unknown

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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To Sue Carter

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Dear Friend

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Dear Friend

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Dear Friend

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To Sue Carter

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[Photograph of Model Boat]

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to Susan Carter

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to Miss Wesley Carter

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to Miss Wesley Carter

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Dear Brother

Bradbury writes to his brother about life in camp. He describes the food rations and the artillary, and he relays the rumor that they may be sent to join Frémont in Missouri.

GLC03523.39.01

Dear Brother

Writing from near St. Louis, MO, Bradbury describes the camp and the artillary, and he mentions that he was involved in the First Battle of Springfield. Written at Benton Barracks (also know as Camp Benton).

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Dear Brother

Bradbury describes the weather and the food rations in camp, as well as the soldiers' contruction of log huts. He mentions the movements of troops, and expresses frustration with generals who only aim to "line their pockets," rather than win the war...

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Dear Brother

Writing from Little Rock, AR, Bradbury expresses his anger with Copperheads, and says that he stands "for the Union, and old Abe forever." He describes camp food and activity, including the construction of log cabins and stables, and suggests that...

GLC03523.39.04

Dear Brother

Bradbury writes that their regiment is lacking guns and horses, and thus has little to do but drill on foot. He also notes their camp fortification efforts.

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Dear Brother

Bradbury writes passionately about 1864 election politics, expressing disdain for the campaigns of Gen. McClellan and Gen. Frémont, and suggesting that Lincoln is "entitled" to reelection. He also comments on Union forces capturing Mobile, AL and...

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Dear Brother

Bradbury writes that he has been in good health, and he gives the dimensions of the log cabins they have been constructing.

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Dear Brother

Bradbury writes that he is healthy, provides his weight, and complains that the war is continuing on for too long.

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Dear Brother

Bradbury expresses his hope for speedy peace, while noting the regiment's ongoing fortification efforts.

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Dear Brother

Bradbury writes that the war is over, but that he has not yet received his discharge. Most of the letter is given to begging his brother to stop his drinking habit.

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Dear Sister

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Dear Sister

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Dear Sister

Written in a camp near Nashville, Tennessee

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Dear Sister

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Dear Sister

Written in a camp near Mursfreesboro, Tennessee

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Dear Sister

Written in a camp near Mursfreesboro, Tennessee

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Dear Sister

Written in a camp near Mursfreesboro, Tennessee

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Dear Sister

Written in a camp near Mursfreesboro, Tennessee

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Dear Sister

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to H E Russell

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Dear Sister

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Dear Sister

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Dear Sister

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Dear Sister

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Dear Sister

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[Hand written prayer]

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked July 28

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked July 30

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked April 22

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked November

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked February

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked February 7

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked February 28

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked October 28

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked October 26, also has a engraving of the Headquaters of the 50th Engineers on top left corner.

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked August 8

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked September 18

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked October 1862

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked February 11

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked September 10

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to Mr William Personius

Postmarked January 12

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Dear Aunt Ann

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Preface to First Earton

Docket says "Lecture for the Philo Society of Hayleville Ohio 1855"

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Dear Mother

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Dear Mother [Anne L. Nugent]

Written at Camp Burrus

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Dear Mother

Written at Bach Grove

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Dear Mother

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Dear Aunt Ann

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Dear Son

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Dear Son

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Dear Son

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