Civil War

C.S. soldier killed in the trenches, at the storming of Petersburgh [sic], Virginia,April The marks and spots on his face, are blood issuing from his mouth and nose. The wound is in the head, caused by a fragment of shell.

Benedict

General A. Von Steinwehr of New York

Colonel A.G. Bracket, 9th Illinois Cav.

Sarg. P. Everett

Slocum

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Sarg. A.N. Dougherty

Union Martyrs: Berry, Jas. R. McPherson, Alex. Hayes, Ransom, Buford, J. Sedgwick, D. Russell, Geo. Stone, N. Lyon, O.M. Mitchell, E.V. Sumner, Wadsworth, Richardson, Stevens, Kearney, J.J. Reynolds, and Birney

A.H. Terry

The "Keystone" Battery of Pennsylvania

"Powder monkey" on U.S.S. New Hampshire, off Charleston, S.C.

Gen. (?) Boswell

C.S. Edwards

General James G. Blunt USA

J.M. Knopp Pennsylvania Battery E

W.E. Strong

Gen. Charles R. Woods, Col. of 76th Ohio Inf.

Colonel H. Janeway, 1st New Jersey Cav.

Captain Samuel Fisk, 14th Connecticut Infantry

Lieutenant Colonel J. Belknap

General John White Geary

Colonel F. Whittlesey

Frediericksburg, Virginia (vicinity). The Barnard house below Fredericksburg, destroyed during the first battle

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Brigadier General George C. Strong

Lieutenant G.T. Haws, 7th NYSM

Fort Slocum

General G.C. Thomas USA

Lt. Col. Nelson White, 1st Conn. Artillery

Massaponax Church, Virginia. Headquarters of Generals Grant and Meade

[Portrait of a sergeant, U.S.A.]

General Poe O.M.

Maj. Gen. Jefferson C. Davis

General B.T. Johnson, Colonel 1st [...] Infantry,C.S.A.

Col. Alfred M. Wood, 84th N.Y Inf.

Colonel Ernest M.P. Von Vegesack, 20th New York Infantry "United Turner Regiment" (Captain in Swedish army)

Anson Stager, Telegraph Corps.

Colonel H. Janeway, 1st New Jersey Cav.

Major Drinning