John A. O’Neal Collection

MS2008.009 & MS2008.037

Provenance: John A. O’Neal donated this collection to the Southern Museum Library & Archives in 2008 under two different accession numbers as they were donated on two separate dates in 2008. Single photocopies may be made for research purposes for a small fee. Permission to publish materials from this collection must be obtained from the Director of Library/Archives. Sallie Loy processed this collection in 2008. Description: Confederate Veteran Magazines, 1900 – 1906

Box File Contents: MS2008.037 - Confederate Veteran Magazines, 1900 - 1906

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Nashville, Tennessee, September, 1900, Vol. 8, No. 9 Articles include: Confederate Monument Unveiled at Owensboro, Kentucky, September 21, 1900 Photograph of Miss R.S. Todd, President Chapter U.D.C. The Forrest Monument Movement Officers of the Memphis Reunion Confederate Reunion, Fairfield, Texas The South’s Struggle for Independence Virginia Camp to Meet at Staunton Flags to be Returned Dressed in a Confederate Flag – Miss Amelia Brailsford Coffey wearing the dress The Great Storm at Galveston The Origin of the Civil War Crisp Resolutions Adopted in Virginia Fraternal Resolutions at Louisville Resolutions on Current History Maj. Gen. G.R. Packwood of Clinton, Louisiana Tributes to Faithful Servants – Slave, William Johnson Photograph Photograph of “Uncle Ned” Hawkins Battle of Tishomingo Creek Monument at Huntington, West Virginia Georgia Reunion at Augusta Old Songs of the South Eight Virginia Regiment Reunion of Company C. Sixteenth Louisiana Regiment Texas U.D.C. to the Sons of Veterans

Opposed to Blending Memorial Days Gen. John Bratton With Stonewall Jackson at Chancellorsville Graduates of the U.S. Military Academy The Jefferson Davis Monument The Last Roll (death notices): Mrs. Augustine Leftwich Photograph, Rev. W.R. Maxwell, Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire Photograph, George R. Rule, Judge J.J. Lowry, John W. Cooper, and Dr. Preston B. Scott Photograph His Captors Captured – Heroic Gov. Jones “Hoodley’s” Return –“Sal’s” Greeting Southern Women Journalists – Miss Isma Dooly Judicious Shopping Gratuitous Bull Run to Bull Run Montpelier Home School for Girls Land of the Sky The Confederate Handbook (One page of this magazine is torn and missing part)

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 9, No. 1, January, 1901 Articles include: An Easy and Effective Way to Give Pleasure to the Veterans and Their Families – Photograph on front cover of Delegates to Texas Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, at Corsicana Annual Convention, 1900 Why Booth Killed President Lincoln Secession Spirit (1861) in Illinois About inviting the President to Memphis Hon. N.L. Norton Photograph The Ben Hill Tribute to Gen. Lee Veteran Camp of New York Photographs of Miss Maude Burwell Stockton and Miss Elizabeth Brinsmade Alabama and Kearsarge Armament Richmond Chapter Elects Officers United Sons of Confederate Veterans Photograph of W.R. Kivett New Camps in Arkansas Division Events of the Sixties, By Young “Mistiss” Photograph of the Grand Hall of Congressional Library Concerning Re-Enlistment at Dalton Photograph of The Kopperl Residence at Galveston Concerning Battle of Belmont Sketch of a Faithful Comrade with photograph of John D. Tolley Discussing Regimental Commanders Heroism in the Battle of Gettysburg New Camps and Camp News

How I Knew That the War Was Over Only C.S.A. Monument at Gettysburg Our Flag The Oldest Afloat – Afield – Afloat, Notable Events of the Civil War Photographs taken after the storm at Galveston Pencil drawing entitled “Heroine” Running The Blockade by Geo. S. Waterman, C.S.N. Escape From Camp Douglas Massacre of Negroes Before Nashville Secret Service for Gen. Hood The Last Roll Call: Major Brownrigg with photograph, Mrs. Annie Irwin Cherry with photograph, Marshall B. Jones with photograph, John McIntosh Kell and Raphael Semmes photograp,h Faithful Negroes Who Were Slaves Truck Farm For Rent Near Atlanta Confederate Sentiment in Tennessee Photograph of Mrs. Lulu B. Epperson, State Librarian Dedicatory Prayer of Monument Photograph of Mr. John H. Wallace The Wandering Jew, An Old Story Retold: A New Version Photograph of Admiral Raphael Semmes Railroad advertising for Missouri Pacific Railway, The Shortest Route to Texas via Cotton Belt Route, Santa Fe Route, and Dixie Flyer

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 1, January, 1902 Articles include: Confederate Veteran Poem on front cover with photographs of Gen. Samuel Cooper, Jefferson Davis, President, Alex H. Stephens, Vice-President, Gen. John H. Reagan, P.M., Gen. R.E. Lee, Gen. Albert S. Johnston, Gen. J.E. Johnston, Gen. P.G. T. Beauregard, Admiral Raphael Semmes, Gen. Alex P. Stewart, Gen. Braxton Bragg, Gen. Wade Hampton, Gen. John C. Breckinridge, Gen. Joseph Wheeler, Gen. John B. Gordon, and Gen. T.J. Jackson Poem entitled “Charlie Kane” by Albert Greenwood, Newport, Indiana Dallas Reunion, April 22-25, 1902 Daughters of the Confederacy Criticised (sic) Jefferson Davis Monument Lee’s Birthday Celebrations Regimental Histories – Their Importance Photograph of Col. J.P. McGuire Enlistments for the War General Order No. 6, Issued by the Sons Against Unearned Titles Photograph of Miss Mina Stewart Albert Pike Camp, U.C.V., Hot Springs, Arkansas Honor to Gen. French at his Home Daughters of the Confederacy Conducted by Nancy Lewis Greene

Photograph of Miss Katie Daffan For Chicamauga Park Mrs. Parker’s Report Photograph of Mrs. James Henry Parker Christmas With Louisiana Veterans “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” Objected To In Kentucky A Pleas For Practical Service To Our Dead Warning Against “Johnny’s Game” Photograph of Capt. W.R. Lyman Battle of Chickasaw Bayou, Mississippi Monument to Carnes’ Battery The Story of the Great War Speech of President Davis with photograph of “Stonewall” Jackson Battle of Cedar Creek Photograph of Gen. William Lytle Mississippians In The Virginia Army Maj. H.D.D, Twiggs at Battery Wagner Annual Meeting Alabama Veterans and Sons Re-Enlistment of Second Florida Regiment Photograph of The Monument At Albany, Georgia Aftermath of Hartsville with photograph of Dr. John O. Scott The Hanging of a Federal Spy The Last Roll (death notices): Gen. W.H. Young, Mrs. J.S. Raine, John W. Ramsey, Capt. William Fry, J.M. Woodward, Col. Roger Moore with photograph, Maj. J.H. Littlefield, W.H. Fisher, Col. J.J. Turner with photograph, Gen. Joseph A. Walker with photograph, Gen. W.F. Perry, Samuel H. Deane with photograph, John D. Keiley with photograph, Col. J.H. Estill, Savannah, Georgia with photograph

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 6, June, 1902 Articles include: Design of the Sam Davis Monument to be Erected on Capitol Hill, Nashville, Tennessee List of Subscriptions to the Sam Davis Monument Fund Poem entitled “Tribute” by Ella Wheeler Wilcox Poem entitled “Confederate Memorial Day” by Rev. J.H. McNeilly, D.D. Photograph of Miss Hallie Miller, Gainesville, Texas United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, No. 1027 Aid by States to Confederate Survivors Photograph of Miss Annie Ione Gaston, of Texas, Sponsor for Trans-Mississippi Department, U.C.V. at Dallas Uncrowned Heroes – Sam Davis The Theme Peabody College for Educating Southerners Early Days of the War Memorial Day at Oakwood, Richmond, Virginia The Two Great Armies Re-Enlistment in the Western Army

A Ride Into the Jaws of Death Poem entitled “My Suit of Confederate Gray” by Fannie H. Marr Dr. S.H. Stout, Head of Medical Department, United Confederate Veterans with photograph Flag of the Fifty-Third Virginia Regiment Poem: “The Unknown Dead” by T.C. Harbaugh An Exquisite Booklet From Alabama compilation by Marielou Armstrong Cory Pathetic Memories, Don’t Want Memorial and Decoration Days Merged Photograph of Memphis Company of Confederate Veterans, This Company with Company B, Troop A (calvary), added to the enthusiasm for Tennessee at Dallas Dormitory for Daughters of Confederate Veterans at Peabody Normal Photograph of Maj. Gen. James F. Fagan Gallant Preston D. Cunningham The Last Roll (death notices): J.M. Pool, Col. J.B. Paramore, J.T. McCorley, Maj. Richard Davis Murphy, Capt. J.L. Granbery, W.F. Stoner, William B. Hurt, Craven Peyton, Capt. C.A. Raine, Maj. S.A. Williams, Capt. C.J. Clark, Jackson Davis, C.M. Hays, W.P. Morton, J.C. Bilbo, P.B. Coleman, Capt. G.H. Fulkerson, Capt. R. Chapman, H.A. Atkinson, Capt. W. K. . Bachman with photograph, H.A. Yeager with photograph, and Capt. Allbright with photograph Patriotism of the Second Florida Confederate Monument at Kansas City Review of Some Valuable New Books A New College With Exceptional Advantages – Buford College Good News for the Granddaughters, U.C.V.

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 7, July, 1902 Articles include: Members of James Longstreet, Camp United Confederate Veterans No. 1390, Ennis, Texas and Tennessee Division United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1902 on steps, East side of the State Capitol, Nashville, Tennessee – Photographs of each group on front cover Buford College, Nashville, Tennessee Photograph of Laura Talbot Galt – Laura, age 13, refused to sing “Marching through Georgia” at her school in Louisville – Article entitled Wouldn’t Sing “Marching Through Georgia” Old Dead Honored in Ohio: Confederate Monument Donated and Dedicated by Our Former Foes – Col. W.H. Knauss – The South’s Friend Photographs of Wm. H. Harrison and Governor Nash, and Judge Pugh Poems entitled: “When the Northern Bands Played Dixie” and “Jolly Confederate Songs” Additional Subscriptions to the Sam Davis Monument Fund Reunion at McKenzie Are We Doing Our Duty?

Daughters of the Confederacy Conducted by Nancy Lewis Green: Decoration Day in the South The Atlanta Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy Miss Helen Tait, Sponsor for Frank in K. Beck Camp, Camden, Alabama Florida Division U.D.C. Headquarters in New Orleans Children of the Confederacy Convention Rates Reduced Southern Woman’s Monument Reports to Gen. Lee After the War Report of Gen. John Echols, Staunton, Virginia Mrs. W. C. N. Merchant, President, Virginia Division U.D.C. Writes…. Stealing a Yankee Captain Our Confederate Dead Poems entitled “Memorial Day, 1902” by Rosa Forrest McCamby and “The War is Over” Rouss Battle Abbey Tribute to the Confederate Women of Tennessee – Dr. Quintus Cincinnatus Smith, Austin, Texas Writes… Tribute to Wade Hampton Jefferson Davis Arch Accepted Officers of the Jefferson Davis Monument Association, U.D.C. Flag for Walthall’s Veterans Piano Saved by Washington Artillery Shiloh Issues Again Col. Benjamin T. Pixlee, of Arkansas From the C.V. Camp, New York Notes Concerning General Reunions Trio of Comrades at Memphis Reunion The Last Roll (death notices): Maj. John W. Francis, Col. Fisher Ames Tyler, Major James P. Douglas, Capt. Henry L. Smith, Joseph F. Martin, P.M. Stockett, W. Ed. Sims, and Major S.H. Richardson, Chicago Memorial Work in New York Poem entitled: “La Fille Du Sud” by Charles H. Garner Negro Young People’s Christian and Education Congress Wonderful Power of the Ball-Bearing Gun

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 8, August, 1902 Articles include: Children Who Unveiled the Confederate Monument at Forest Hill Cemetery, Kansas City – photograph on front cover Battle Abbey Trustees Sued Something of Kansas City Daughters – Mrs. Wm. C. Quinlan, Kansas City, Missouri, Mrs. Hugh Miller, Liberty, Missouri, and Mrs. Turner A. Gill, Kansas City, Missouri Camp Joseph E. Johnston at Mexla, Texas Sons of Veterans in Virginian: The Meet at Wytheville in October

Harry Gilmor Camp, U.S.C.V., W.M. Anderson writes from Baltimore, Maryland…. Memorial Day Discrimination Mrs. M.T. Bell, of Hope, Arkansas Wise Words About Southern History More About the Suit Against the C.M.A. Wise Words by Charles Francis Adams Tribute to Dr. Palmer by a Rabbi Gallant and Faithful Officer, Capt. J.H. George Sketch of David Owen Dodd – Military Prison, Little Rock, January 8, 1864 – Letter to his parents before being hung as a spy That “Ride into the Jaws of Death” Pathetic Story About J.C. Clough Returning from the Dallas Reunion Third Florida Regiment Concerning the Twelfth Mississippi Strange Actions of Some Federals by C.C. Cumings, Esq., Historian of Texas State Division, U.C.V., Fort Worth, Texas About Who Captured the Mazeppa Poems entitled: With “Stonewall” Jackson by Albert Greenwood, Newport, Indiana, with A.C. Lloyd, Bridgeport, Alabama and In Memoriam – Gen. Wade Hampton by E.W. Blanchard, Co. A, Jeff Davis Legion, Hampton Cavalry Reunion Memorial Services: Address of Chaplain General J. Wm. Jones Additional Proceedings at Camp Chase Poem entitled: Lest We Forget Home, Sweet Home by Miss Elsie May Coates Mrs. Margaret Todd Kellogg of Lexington, Kentucky Liberty of the Press – How It Was Established by Andrew Hamilton Heroic Deed of Lieutenant Mumford with photograph of Miss Oriana Pillet, Camp Sponsor, Lieut. Mumford, St. Francisville, Louisiana, and Miss Cora Davis, Maid of Honor Poem entitled: Our Dead During the War Mrs. Davis Concerning General Miles The Last Roll: Adjutant Albert Peel, Lieut. Col. Owen Kenan McLemore, O.K. McLemore, John M. Higginbotham, Capt. W.A. Joplin, E.A. Jennings, A.J. Stephens, H.W. Burton, Maj. William W. Goldsborough, Capt. Joe Desha with poem entitled: Capt. Joe Desha – in Memoriam by L. Boyd, Cynthiana, Kentucky, Col. John M. Lillard, Thirty-Six Dead of One Camp, Col. William Quayle, Col. W.A. Hemphill, A.W. Traylor, Mrs. Isabella Kopperl ,and Maj. J.M. Billups Status of the Confederate Mining Company The Norfolk & Western R.R. Story of Stonewall Jackson, written by William C. Chase, and published by D.E. Luther Publishing Company, Atlanta, Georgia Travelers to California via Denver & Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western

Railroads The Confederate Mining Company, Uniontown, Kentucky

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 9, September, 1902 Articles include: New Kentucky Home for Confederates with photograph entitled: The Kentucky Confederate Soldiers’ Home, Pewee Valley, Near Louisville Photograph of Miss Bessie Park, Dallas, Texas False Histories Ousted in Texas with photograph of Members of Howdy Martin Camp, Athens, Texas, With their guests, Hon. John H. Reagan and wife Photograph of Monument at Valley Mountain, Virginia Honoring Sam Davis in California United Sons of Confederate Veterans with photograph of Clifton Atkinson, St. Louis, Commander Missouri Division, U.S.C.V. Reunion of Sons in Louisiana Army of Northern Virginia, U.C.V. Notice of Veteran at Reunions Commander Torrance’s Appeal Eldest Son of Gen. Robert Edward Lee – Gen. George Washington Custis Lee Deserved Complaint Against the Veteran Organizing U.C.V. Regiments Photograph of Miss Clifton Elgin, Marshall, Texas, Madif of Honor Fourth Texas Brigade Dallas United Daughters of the Confederacy – Origin and Object Five Important Objects Delays in Bestowing Crosses of Honor The Reunion at Fisher’s Hill Confederate Dead at Elmira Suggested Changes at Reunions Comrade Recalls an Awful Crisis False Alarm at Galveston Honor to Gen. W.H.T, Walker Seventh Georgia Society – Something of Their Visit to Virginia That Perilous Ride at Chickasaw Bayou The Rouss Battle Abbey California Honors President Davis Death of Brave Andrew Leopold Reunion of Aged Veterans From Behind Prison Bars, written by Henry Francis Beaumont Poems entitled: The Letter That Came Too Late and Defeated Valor The Last Roll (death notices)l: Commodore J.E. Montgomery, J.H. Ezell, Capt. J.F. Woodward, J.A. Morgan, James F. Ford, Dr. J.A. Derbanne, G.E. Cook, W.E. Moore, Texas Ranger, J.J. Montgomery, J.N. Mosley, Gen. J.J. Dickison, Capt. DeWitt Anderson, Capt. J.N. Barney, Col. W.M.

Hopkins, Maj. Thomas Hall McKoy, Eccles Cuthbert, Benjamin Hardin, Capt. William Dunovant, Maj. B.A. Rogers,

1 1 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 10, October, 1902 Articles include: The Defeated South Idealized in the Maryland Confederate Monument, Baltimore, Maryland – Monument by F.W. Ruckstuhl, Sculptor Convention of the U.D.C. in New Orleans Earnest Appeal for Richmond Monument Outing With The President – Mr. Roosevelt Photograph of President Theodore Roosevelt mounted for a ride in Chickamauga Park, Chickamauga, Georgia Hearty Tributes to Laura Galt for not singing “Marching through Georgia” Confederate Soldiers of Kentucky Dr. T.R. Wingo Lieut. Col. Owen Kenan McLemore Colonel McLemore and His Alabamians G.A.R. Commander Torrance’s Letter Monument to Southern Women Poem entitled: The Origin of the U.D.C., dedicated to the New York Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, by Mary Fairfax Childs, Corresponding Secretary Official Notice from New Orleans The Davis Memorial U.D.C. Work in Florida Greeting from Louisiana Mrs. Pugh’s Answer to Father Ryan’s “Conquered Banner” Daughters at St. Joseph, Missouri The Women of the Confederacy by Edmonda Augusta Nickerson, Warrensburg, Missouri Sponsors and Maids of Honor at St. Joseph, Missouri Reunion – Snapshot by Judge R.B. Houghton, of St. Louis, Missouri Photograph of Club House at Lake contrary, St. Joseph, Missouri Future for the Veteran Early Days of War in the West by Chief Justice H.G. Bunn Photographs of Miss Louise Harrison, Granddaughter of the lat Col. J.H. Anderson, United States Senator Cockrell of Missouri, and drawing of Felix Grundy who, was an eminent Ketucky, Tennessean, and father of Mrs. Felicia Grundy Porter, deceased, a zealous Confederate. Doorstep Reminiscences Some Statistics of the War Poem entitled: The Southern Banner by T.C. Harbaugh Poem entitled: The Last Words of Stonewall Jackson Photograph of “Old Uncle Alfred Jackson, Family servant of “Old Hickory,” who died recently. Van Dorn at Holly Springs Why Colonel Knauss Wears a Rose

Capt. Thomas W. Spindle Heroism at Franklin: Tributes to Gen. Adams, Cols. Farrell and Rorer Some Noble Alabama Women by Mrs. Sue Pierce Finley, Montgomery, Alabama Fate of Lee’s Written Orders New York Supreme Court, Kings County, John N. Shaughnessy, Plaintiff Against The Confederate Memorial Association, Defendant Brother Fought Against Brother History of North Carolina Regiments The Gen. French History A New Story of the War The Last Roll (death notices): Gen. Tyree H. Bell, William T. Ridley, Judge R.D. Rugeley, Doctor Mitchell, T.J. Robbins, Dr. H.M. Welch, E.R. Miller, T.W. Cosby, Col. John H. Anderson, Col. John H. Broocks, Col. John H. Broocks, Miss Blanche Lewis, Major Dean, Thomas J. Maberry, T.J. Marberry, J.F. Walton, D.H. Smith, T.C. Abernathy, and Thomas Grimes St. Louis World’s Fair with drawings of “Louisiana Purchase” in Old Times from Etna Life Insurance Monthly and “Modern Transportation (From Panel Cast of Bas-Relief in Union Passenger Station, Nashville, Tennessee) Poem entitled: Defeated Valor by Henry Timrrod The Queen and Crescent Route to New Orleans Post Check Bills: Plan for Transmission of Currency Advertisements for railroads include: Norfolk & Western Railway, Missouri Pacific Railway, N.C.&St.L.’s Dixie Flyer, Atlanta & West Point Railroad Company, The Western Railway of Alabama, The International and Great Northern Railroad Company, Frisco System, Nashville, Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway, Southern Railway, Atlantic Coast Line Railway, Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Railway, Northwestern Railway of South Carolina, Ocilla & Irwinville Railroad, Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railway, Georgia Northern Railway, Georgia Railway, Seaboard Air Line Railway, Western & Atlantic Railway, Washington Southern Railway, and Western Railway of Alabama, Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad, Cotton Belt Route, and Rock Island System

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 11, November, 1902 Articles include: Georgia Convention, United Daughters of the Confederacy, at Lagrange Entertainment Committee at New Orleans Photograph of Mrs. Hallie Alexander Rounsaville, President United Daughters of the Confederacy Officers, General, United Daughters of the Confederacy – Mrs. M.R.M. Rosenberg, 1st Vice President, Mrs. T.J. Latham, 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Jno. Pl. Hickman, Rec. Sec., Mrs. James Y. Leigh, Treas., Mrs. V.F. McSherry, Cor. Sec., Mrs. Stoneall Jackson, Hon. Pres., Mrs. T.B. Pugh,

Pres. Louisiana Division, and Mrs. F.G. Freret, Pres. New Orleans Chapter, State Officers Louisiana Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy Miss M.B. McGrath, 2nd Vice Presl, Mrs. C.H. Tebault, 3rd Vice Pres., Mrs. S.G.M. Bannerman, 4th Vice Pres., Mrs. Lucille LeBlanc, Rec. Cor., Mrs. Numa Thibalt, Cor. Sec., Miss Mamie Walsh, Treas., Mrs. J.V. St. Martin, Historian, Mrs. W.H. Scanland, Registrar, Mrs. Alden McLellan, Ex-Pres. New Orleans Chapter, and Other Convention Officials Mrs. J.B. Richardson, 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. J.J. Prowell, 2nd Vice Pres., Miss Cora Richardson, Beaurea of Inf., Mrs. W.H. Dickson, Ex-Pres., Miss Sallie Owen, Cor Sec., Mrs. J.R. Dicks, Treas., Mrs. F.A. Monroe, Ch. Com. On Rules, Miss Nora Flannigan, Rec. Sec., and Mrs. Jno. F. Spearing, Fin. Sec. The Grand Division of Virginia, U.D.C. Photograph of Mrs. M.B. Pilcher, Nashville, Who so well conducted Daughters of the Confederacy Day at Monteagle Assembly, and who was Chairman of an Entertainment Committee that raised over $1,100 in Nasvhille for the Jefferson Davis monument Photograph of College Home, Lagrande, Georgia where the Georgia Convention of the United Daughter of the Confederacy was held, and whose President, Rev. G.A. Nunnally, donates six free scholarships to Georgia Daughters. Confederate Dead at Harrodsburg The Doles-Cook Brigade Work of the Daughters at the Capitol, Stonewall Jackson Chapter, Washington, D.C. Georgia’s New Confederate Home Comment on “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” Mrs. J. Pinckney Smith of New Orleans, native of Memphis, Tennessee Reunion in North Carolina Wise Suggestions for the Veterans Some of Morgan’s Men Captured in Ohio Thoughts by Brutus Concerning “Two Wars”, by Gen. S.G. French B.H. Stief Jewelry Company Southern Express Company : “Attention is called with pride to the page advertisement of the Southern Express Company. General r eaders of magazines and newspapers will know that this old and strong corporation rarely ever advertises its business. This is fitting, however, for the Veteran completely covers its territory and we bespeak reciprocal kindness from our patrons, especially in the purchase of money orders. With the mail that brought General Manager Loop’s letter there were thirty post office orders, so if Uncle Sam should divide the business with the old Southern Express Company, the patronage of this office even would aggregate a large sum.

In this connection reference is made to the extensive railroad advertising in the Veteran. It is manifestly larger than can be found in any other periodical aside of strictly railroad journals. It seeks to render faithful service.” Afloat – Afield – Afloat: Notable Events of the Civil War by George S. Waterman Battle of Franklin Remembrances with photograph of George W. Leavell and Family, consisting of Wife and Nine Sons. They Lost One Son. Origin of Confederate Memorial Day That Perilous Ride at Chickasaw Bayou Calamitous Loss to a Comrade Poem entitled: The Confederacy by Mrs. Augusta Houghton Antony Photograph of Hall Williamson, Dallas, Texas, who gave recital to Veterans at reunion Photograph of Surrender Monument at Vicksburg as Seen From the Southeast Collection of poems and songs entitled: The Battle of St. Paul’s by A Louisiana Soldier , Sam Davis by Annah Robinson Watson, Memphis, Tennessee, Confederate Songs by Tom Hall, Louisville, Kansas War Son, Brave Boys, The Two Volunteers by T.C. Harbaugh, De Louisiana Lowlands, The Last Words of Stonewall Jackson, and Reunion Song – tune “My Maryland” Employment for Confederates A Unique Book entitled “The Last Word” by Alice MacGowan, Chattanooga, Tennessee Innisfalle - Newry, South Carolina with photographs of Glimpses of Innesfallen and Newry (sic): The School, The Main Street, The Waterfall, and The Mill What an Active Confederate Is Doing: Comrade A.R. Blakely, senior member of the St. Charles Hotel firm, New Orleans Southern Express Company’s Money Orders – Full page advertisement

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 10, No. 12, December, 1902 Articles include: Unveiling of Confederate Monument, LaGrange, Georgia, Georgia Division, U.D.C. Confederate Veteran Camp, LaGrange, Georgia at Dedication of Monument Memorial Event at LaGrange, Georgia, In Honor of Jefferson Davis The Chalmette Monument Photograph entitled “Glimpse of The Louisiana Confederate Soldiers’ Home, New Orleans” Photograph: Mrs. Annie Washington Rapley, President Missouri Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy Southern Women Demand Correct History Concerning the Winnie Davis Memorial

Photograph entitled “Mississippi Delegation to the United Daughters of the Confederacy Convention, New Orleans” Fourth and Fourteenth North Carolina Photograph of J.L. Schwab, Then and Now Recent Convention of Sons in Virginia with photographs of Dr. V.T. Churchman, Division Surgeon, Charleston, West Virginia, Rev. Chas. Ghiselin, Division Chaplain, Shepherdstown, West Virginia. W.H. Keareott, Division commander, Kearneysville, West Virginia, A.A. Campbell, Ass’t. Div. Inspector, Lewisburg, West Virginia, John C. Dice, Ass’t. Div. Quartermaster, Lewisburg, West Virginia, Dr. Hopkins Gibson, Ass’t. Division Surgeon, Shepherdstown, West Virginia, C.H. Fauntleroy, Chairman, Constitutional Committee, St. Louis, Missouri, W.H. Langford, Chairman, Finance Committee, Pine Bluff Arkansas, James Mann, Chairman, Women’s Memorial Committee, Nottoway, Virginia, Col. William F. Jones, Chairman, Historical Commission, Elberton, Georgia, H. N. Spencer, Jr., Chairman, Committee on Uniform, St. Louis, Missouri, Hamilton M. Branch, Secretary and Acting _____not legible, Women’s Memorial Committee, Charlotte, North Carolina, D.A. Spivey, Chairman Monumental Commission, Conway, South Carolina The Veteran Ten Years Old Close of a Bad Libel Suit Official Organ United Daughters of the Confederacy About Perpetuating the Veterans, Outline of a Plan Considered Practicable A Briton’s Idea About Perpetuating It Monthly Remembrance in a Christmas Present Failing to Stop The Veteran Thoughts About Christmas and the New Year – Kind Words Acknowledged with photograph of Paul Davis Cunningham Maj. Joseph B. Cumming’s Address Photograph of Mrs. A.L. Dowdell, Opelika, President Alabama Division, U.D.C. Reunion of Veterans at World’s Fair (St. Louis 1904) Prize Drill in the Army Photograph of Officials United Sons of Confederate Veterans including Lawson Sykes, Assistant Inspector-General, Courtland, Alabama, John McIntosh, Aide on General Staff, Meridian, Mississippi, Dr. E. Michel Holder, Assistant Surgeon General, Memphis, Tennessee, Homer D. Wade, Newly-Appointed Adjutant General, Waco, Texas, Hon. Robert Lamar, Division Judge-Advocate, Houston, Missouri, and R.H. King, Division Adjutant, Newly-Appointed Quartermaster, Waco, Texas St.Jjohn’s Church at Ashwood with photograph of St. John’s Church, Ashwood, Tennessee Foreigners in our War of the Sixties Captain W.T. Ellis’ Speech

Photograph of Front View of the Kentucky Confederate Soldiers’ Home as When Purchased Photograph of War Time Fort Just Back of Potter College, Bowling Green, Kentucky The Last Roll (death notices): A.A. Rudd, Capt. R.K. Polk with photo, A.B. Chinn, Lieut. John C. Crump with photo, R.Z. Taylor, Wife of Gen. Clement A. Evans, Mrs. Sarah Avery Evans with photo, Daniel L. Durrett with photo, Dr. E.A. Banks with photo, Col. M.L. Stansel with photo, Maj. D.A. Stevens, Alexander W. Brandon, and Alexander Winburn Brandon with photo, The Home Builder by Rev. Lewis Powell Advertisers in the Veteran: What the Phillips & Buttorff M’f’g. Co. Make Colonizing Southwest: Railroad Companies Including Immigration to Arkansas and Texas: Cheap Lands Whereon Cattle-Raising, Fruit and Truck Growing, are Highly Profitable

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. II, No. 10, October, 1903 Articles include: Photograph of Albert Pike on front cover Charleston U.D.C. Convention Unworthy “Amalgamation” in Camps by Col. William L. De Rosset, Wilmington, N.C. Co-Operation by Confederates The Proposed Memorial to Bill Arp Regimental Histories Largest Camp of Sons in Existence by W.P. Lane, Commander, U.S.C.V. in Texas with photo of W.P. Lane Hood’s Campaign at Murfreesboro Photograph of Gen. J.A. Chalaron Photograph of Monument to Confederates Killed at Britton’s Lane in September, 1862 Photograph of Rev. R.B. McNeil The Burning of Chambersburg Twenty-Third Tennessee Regiment Reorganization of the Monticello Camp Right of the South To Secede Photograph of Gen. Alex P. Stewart Wheeler Who Participated in Capture of President Davis – Mr. J.M. Wheeler, one of the captors of President Jefferson Davis, died in a railway car in Wyoming September 7, while returning from the Grand Army meeting in San Francisco. Laws That United Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians with the Confederacy Eulogy on Old Virginia by Prof. William A. Obenchain, of Bowling Green, Kentucky with Poems entitled The Name of (R.E). Lee by L.C.H. , to Secretary U.D.C., and After the Battle by W.A. Clark, Augusta, Georgia Photographs of Miss Texa Jordan, Wheeling, W. Virginia, Maid of Honor to New Orleans Reunion, Mrs. Buchanan, First Vice President Texas

Division, U.D.C., and Miss Marjorie Catchings, Birmingham, Alabama, Sponsor 4th Division, U.C.V., Alabama, New Orleans Reunion Confederate History Songs of the Sixties: Wait for the Wagon The Success of Defeat The First Confederate of Georgia The Last Roll (death notices): Col. G.W. Curtis with photograph, Dr. Arthur R. Barry, Calvin W. Turner, J. Elam Caldwell, Capt. Albert Rennolds with photograph, Capt. T.H. Francis, Capt. John W. Frater, A.J. Parrish, J.L. Lemonds, Rev. C.T. Blair, Thomas O. Hall with photograph, Judge Lafayette Benton Hall with photograph, M.A. Hines, Ishmael Barabarger Faithful Slave, “Col. Robert” by Mrs. M.F. Akin, Cartersville, Georgia The Edgar Allan Poe Cottage, Fordham, New York with photograph of cottage Photograph entitled: Marvelous Showing From the City of Galveston, Texas – The New Sea Wall

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 12, No. 1, January, 1904 Articles include: Photographs on front cover include: Gen. Patrick R. Cleburne of Helena, Arkansas, Gen. Sterling Price, State House in Richmond, Confederate Monument at Richmond, and Jeff Davis House in Richmond. The First White House Association of The Confederacy, Montgomery, Alabama, Organized July 4, 1900, Chartered February 5, 1901. Blood Thicker Than Water by S.B. Barron, Third Texas Calvary, Rusk, Texas with photograph of Rev. Wm. D. Chadick, D.D. Campaigning Under Forrest by Henry Ewell Hord, Tennessee Confederate Home Error in Hon. James W. Boyd’s Speech Confederated Southern Memorial Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, December 9, 1903 with photograph of Miss Valeria Tennessee Fields Broader Work for the Veteran Where Jefferson Davis Was in Prison at Fortress Monroe with photograph Reunion of Kentucky Division, U.C.V. with photograph: Officers of Kentucky Division, United Confederate Veterans…Col. T.M. Barker, Inspector General Kentucky Division, Gen. H.P. McDonald, Commander Third Kentucky Brigade, Gen. Bennett H. Young and Daughter, Gen. J.B. Briggs, Second Brigade, and Gen. J.R. Rogers, Third Brigade Reunion of Virginia Veterans Photograph of Decorations at Newport News Reunion: The home of Thomas F. Stearns, No. 3104 West Avenue, New Port News, Virginia, decorated for the Confederate reunion. His father, Orren D. Stearns, was lieutenant in Company D., Fif y-Eight Virginia Regiment, and died in the Confederate hospital at Staunton, Virginia, in 1862. Growth of Houston, Texas

Dick Dowling Monument Battles of Raymond and Jackson Photograph of Capt. S.O. Woods How Seven Were Buried Alive (in Virginia) Reminiscences of Forty-Second Georgia with photograph of Col. L.P. Thomas L.P. Thomas Chapter, U.D.C., Norcross, Georgia The Richard B. Hubbard Chapter, U.D.C, Hubbard City, Texas Characteristic of Southern Womanhood Manner of Stonewall Jackson’s Death by E.L. Moore, Esq., Lamar, Missouri Loyalty to Texas Veterans Gen. Sterling Price by Rev. J.R. Perkins, Huntsville, Missouri Monument at Fort Smith, Arkansas with photograph of monument Capt. Ben Davis with Pemberton at Vicksburg by John Haywood, of Covington, Tennessee Confederate Ordnance During The War from Journal of the United States Artillery Gen. Early in the Valley by Capt. S.D. Buck, Baltimore, Maryland War Time Letters of the Sixties Misrepresentations About the South The Cadets at Tuscaloosa Not Captured The Capture of Tuscaloosa Battle of Elk Horn – Correction by W.L. Truman, Gueydan, Louisiana Joe Cothern’s Capture of A Cannon by J.A. Scarborough, of Mississippi Memorable Experience on Picket Alone by J.E. Hirsh, company G, 22D Mississippi Infantry George Blaine’s Grave The Death of Capt. J.J. Partin by W.H. Coffey, Company B, 4th Tennessee Infantry They Stole A Hog – The Owner’s Course by J.N. Sumpter, Christiansburg, Virginia Photograph of Col. J.L. McCullum (Supt. W.&A. Railroad), Atlanta, Georgia, Who belonged to the “Raccoon Roughs” and is of Gen. J.B. Gordon’s staff. Ball’s Bluff by Capt. T.W.T. Richards, Company G, Mosby’s Battalion A Three Hundred And Fifty Mile Raid by John Logan, Logan, Missouri Dead Angle Again by H.K. Nelson, Homer, Kentucky Photograph of Miss Katie Daffan, President Texas Division, U.D.C. Four Messmates Killed, Four Survive Photograph of Capt. J.S. Quarles, J.M. Morgan, M.L. Gore, and L. Washburn New Officers of the Maryland Line Confederate Veteran Camp on New York The Last Roll (death notices): Hon. John R. Proctor, E. Troop Randle and Jason G. Guice, Dr. William H. Amiss with photograph of him, Mary Todd

Lusk, Dr. William H. Belton, David S. Curl, Capt. J.J. Mallard with photograph of him, and J.T. Joyner Concerning President Davis’s Monument with drawings of Sheppard Pictures for the Davis Monument Photograph of Col. H.S. Hale Two Close Calls by W.T. Gass, Sulphur Springs, Texas Dixie by A.W. Riecke, Charleston, South Carolina Photograph of Mrs. J.D. Beale, Montgomery, Alabama, Second Vice President United Daughters of the Confederacy Record of Valiant Confederate Photograph of J.W. Wilcox Reminiscences of the Civil War with photograph of Gen. J.B. Gordon Mississippi’s New State Capitol with drawing W.H. Coley, Milan, Tennessee with photograph of him The Public Life of James M. Mason by his daughter

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 12, No. 3, March, 1904 Articles Include: Drawing on front cover entitled Inauguration of Jefferson Davis President Confederate States, February 18, 1861, at Montgomery Miss Maud Coleman Woods photograph and article “To live in hearts we leave behind Is not to die” Marking Graves of Confederate Prisoners John B. Gordon Monument Association, Atlanta, Georgia Confederate Daughters in Sherman, Texas with photograph of Mrs. Edwin Moore, Sherman, Texas, Vice President United Daughters of the Confederacy Sherman’s Raid Through Georgia. Reply to “marching through Georgia,” by Mrs. Sadie Colbert Burke, Bainbridge, Georgia Perilous Adventure at Battery Wagner by Judge H.D.D. Twiggs with separate photographs of the Judge, Lieut. W.M. Hitt, Atlanta, Georgia, and Lieut. J.J. Goughty, Augusta, Georgia First State Monument at Vicksburg Evidences of Appreciation Reunion Dates Changed to June 14, 15, 16th The Lee Memorial Dinner in New York With the First Tennessee in Mexico Gen. Clement A. Evans’s Staff Unfurl the Flag, A Reminiscence of 1865 by Col. Luke W. Finlay, Memphis, Tennessee with photograph of Col. Finlay The Battle of Raymond, Mississippi by J. V. Greif, Paducah, Kentucky Swett’s Battery at Jonesboro by Joseph Erwin, Starkville, Mississippi Lee and Jackson Day The Hero of Mobile Bay by Lieut. J. R. Eggleston, C.S. Navy, Raymond, Mississippi Accurate Historic Records by John H. Martin, of Hawkinsville, Georgia with photograph of Gen. Henry L. Benning

Gen. Robert Toomb’s Farewell Address to His Soldiers Suggestions for Action at State Reunions with photograph of Miss Ida Lively, Sponsor Bowle-Pelham Camp, No. 572, U.C.V., New Orleans reunion, 1903 California Spirit of the Confederacy Stonewall Jackson by A.H. Rutledge Some Confederate War Incidents by Gen. J.C. Moore, Mexico, Texas with photograph of Mrs. E.C Bower, San Francisco Capture of Garrison at New Creek by T.J. Young, Seventh Virginia Cavalry, Austin, Arkansas The Battle of Murfreesboro Again by A.H. Heiner, Greenville, Texas with photograph of Miss Pearl B. Garrett, Altheimer, Arkansas, Sponsor for J. Ed Murray Camp, Pine Bluff, at New Orleans reunion The Bursting of the “Lady Polk” by A.G.G. Fighting Around Vicksburg by S.C. Trigg, Lebanon, Tennessee Private Soldier Monument at Paris, Texas with photograph Reminiscences of Camp Chase, Etc. by Capt. J.M. Killough, Waco, Texas Faithful Slave and Friend (Wilson Carter), Tribute by Vice President Ladies’ Memorial Association, Rome, Georgia with photograph of Wilson Carter The Oldest Mother of the Confederacy by W.P. Chambers About the Battle at Drury’s Bluff by E.F. Compton, Company B, Seventh Virginia Infantry, from Front Royal, Virginia The Last Roll (death notices): Capt. J. B. Allston, J.A. Pruitt, J.F. Clardy, Lieut. Robert John Biggs, J.W. Squires, Col. H. Clay King, Charles H. Smith, Maj. J.A. Cheatham, Gen. H. Kyd Douglas, Phillips H.S. Gayle and Mary Armistead Gayle, J.H. Conner, W.H. Coffey, Dr. R.W. Mitchell, James Williams Moore, T.J. McGehee, Capt. K.R. Jones, Mrs. Eliza C. Rives, Capt. W.R. Garrett with photograph of Professor W.R. Garrett, Rev. J.T. Harris, Col. George J. Chapman, Capt. Daniel R. McKissick, Samuel L. Richards, Frank M. Simms, Samuel L. Richards, and Capt. Washington Taylor Card of Thanks from Mrs. Gordon, Biscayne, Florida, February 13, 1904 with poem entitled “Tributes to Gen. Gordon” by Cordelia Elizabeth Moore, Birmingham, Alabama Memorial Exercises in Indian Territory Gen. Gordon Mourned in Missouri Daughters in Clinton, Missouri Pay Tribute G.A.R. Veterans Honor Gordon By Gordon’s Bier with photograph of flower laden gravesite

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 12, No. 4, April, 1904 Articles Include: Front Cover Photographs: The Trousdale Confederate Home and Monument at Gallatin, Tennessee and Assembly of Clark Chapter, Donelson Camp, and Others at Dedication of Home

Nashville Prepares for the Reunion New Commander of the Georgia Division with photograph of Gen. P.A.S. McGlashan Photograph: “The engagement of Miss Ethel Tillman Heard, the charming Sponsor of the South at New Orleans, 1903, to Dr. S.M. DeLoffre, of Fort Assinniboine, Montana, has been announced. The marriage will take place at high noon on the 6th of April at the First Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Georgia. After a luncheon for the wedding party at the home, the bride and groom will leave for their Western home via St. Louis. Hosts of friends of this popular couple join with the Veteran in hearty congratulations.” The Trousdale Home for Confederates Confederate Monument, Gallatin, Tennessee Address by the Hon. J.W. Blackmore Presenting the Monument Photograph: Senator E.W. Carmack Photograph: Langley Hall, Near Gallatin, Tennessee, on property of the Trousdales for a Century Photograph: Madam Eugenie Bate Bertinatti (of Florida), wife of Count Bertinatti who was Ambassador to the United States Texas Daughters Honor Gen. Gordon Movement for the J.B. Gordon Monument Right Observance of Memorial Day Press Tributes to “Bill Arp”, Newark (Arkansas) Journal Official Report of the History Committee on the Grand Camp, C.V., Department of Virginia Confederates’ Place in Processions Reminiscences from the Trans-Mississippi The Pelham Monument Gen. H.B. Granbur, of Texas by J.H. Doyle with photograph: Scene at Granbury, Texas – Procession to the Cemetery for the Final Burial of Gen. H. B. Granbury Texas War Relics to be Preserved, Austin, Texas, February 10, 1904 The Quiet Humor of Gen. Pat Cleburne by Comrade J.M. Berry, of Salem, Missouri How Kilpatrick Lost Pistols and Holsters by Lieut. Col. John W. Inzer, of the Thirty-Second and Fifty-Eighth Alabama Infantry Consolidated A Yank Seeks the Address of a Johnnie by H.M. Billings Battle of White Hall, North Carolina by J.C. Warlick, Lincolnton, North Carolina Jno. B. Gordon Chapter, U.D.C., San Jose, California Poems: A Bit of True Romance A Southern Girl My Mother by Mrs. Cornelius Hardy A Soldier in His Fourteenth Year with photograph of Charles Mosby who enlisted in the Confederate service was born February 3, 1848; at the

age of thirteen years enlisted as a drummer May 10, 1861, in Capt. Louis T. Bossieux’s company, Elliott Grays, Company I, Sixth Virginia Regiment of Infantry. How Capt. F.W. Weed Got Out of Prison by Harvey W. Salmon, Clinton, Missouri with photograph of Capt. F.W. Weed Women of Mississippi in the War , E.B. Rose (Third Kentucky Infantry), Rose View, Tennessee Trans-Mississippi Department, U.C.V. Gordon’s First Speech North of the Ohio by James R. Rogers, Paris, Kentucky Rosters of Confederate Soldiers Chairman George L. Christian with photograph of Judge Christian Govan’s Brigade at Pickett’s Mill by Charles Carter Hay of Calera, Alabama One of the Mothers of the Confederacy with photograph of Mrs. J.C. Lee The Birthday of Gen. R.E. Lee Tribute by a Louisiana Girl to Gordon by Miss Georgia W. Kemp for the Joseph M. Craig Chapter, U.D.C., Amite City, Louisiana The Last Roll (death notices): Mrs. Phoebe Frazer Edmonds with photograph Miss Mary Alberta Trawick with photograph Dr. Benjamin Givins Dysart, Georgia Huffman A.G. Easley, Dr. R.H. Peel with photograph, Daniel O’Neal, William Brown Tate with photograph, Capt. D.T. Beall, David A. Meade ,and Dr. J.D. Beck Tributes to Gordon and Others Virginians Pay Tribute to Gen. Longstreet Col. N.H. Burt with photograph Mrs. Araminta Claiborne Hudson with photograph B.S. Fitzgerald Noted Landmark in Baltimore by William L. Ritter The Real Jefferson Davis by Landon Knight with photograph of Jefferson Davis in the Sixties Sheppard Pictures for the Jefferson Davis Monument Fund Poem: Johnny Reb in the Snow by John Cooke Ohusted, M.D.

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 12, No. 5, May, 1904 Articles Include: Front cover photograph of Gen. Wade Hampton, Born Charles, 1818; Died Columbia, 1902 Gen. Wade Hampton: A Tribute by Teresa Strickland Official U.D.C. Crosses of Honor The Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital Confederated Memorial Associations President Davis’s Portrait for Capitol at Jackson, Mississippi by Mrs. Helen D. Bell, President Mississippi Division, U.D.C. with photograph Shall the Words of Dixie be Changed? North Carolina and Virginia in the War by W.B. Lowrance, Columbia, South Carolina – Gen. J.B. Fry tabulated the following Confederate

losses from the muster rolls in the Bureau of confederate Archives at Washington: North Carolina, killed in the war….14,522, North Carolina, died of wounds….5,5551, North Carolina, total loss from all causes….40,275 South Carolina, killed in the war….9,187, died of wounds…3,735, total loss from all causes ….17,682 Georgia, killed in the war….5,807, died from wounds…1,719, total loss from all causes….10,974 Mississippi, killed in the war….5,807, died of wounds….2,651, total loss from all causes….15,265 Virginia, killed in the war….5,328, died of wounds….2,519, total loss from all causes….14,794 Comment in Congress Upon Stars and Bars The South Carolina Booklet issued by the Dixie Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, at Anderson, South Carolina with photograph of Mrs. Pearl Rodgers Fant, Anderson, South Carolina Hardships of Armies in East Tennessee by Prof. J. Fraise Richard Texas Hero Day Poem: The Last Reveille by T.C. Harbaugh Pickens Rifles – Boy Company of 1860 by Capt. S.K. McDonald Nashville and the Reunion General Reunion Committee Spirit of Nashville for the Reunion That Battle Above the Clouds by Capt. J.D. Smith Religious Services at the Reunion, Rev. F.R. Noe, of Beebe, Arkansas Rates to the Reunion, Extension, Etc.: The Southeastern Passenger Association, of which Joseph Richardson, Special Agent, is Chairman, sends the Veteran a schedule of rates… V.M.I. Biograph Minutes of U.D.C. Tenth Meeting Signal Corps of Confederate Army Marking Graves of Confederate Prisoners by B.M. Hord, Nashville, Tennessee Loyalty of Black Mammy and Uncle Jeff by L.L.J. Koch, Nashville, Tennessee Tidings Sought by a Dismembered Family by Joseph E. Taulman Pleasant Episode at Franklin Seeing the Battle of Franklin by P.E. Hockersmith, Woodburn, Kentucky A Georgia Home in 1864 Captured and Escaped Three Times by W.M. Ives, Lake City, Florida Certainly Worthy Of A Pension Locust Blooms for the Confederate Dead by Mrs. Joseph H. Bean, Knoxville, Tennessee Vivid Story of Drury’s Bluff Battle by W.M. Seay Stonewall of the Confederate Navy Poem: Our Brothers in Black (An address of the South to the North) by

Clarence Ousley, in the Houston (Texas) Post The Last Roll (death notices): Rev. S.G. Ferguson, Milton McDonald Ferguson, Dr. William Henry Belton, Capt. Arthur Butler Williams Louis Sherfesee, S.W. Carmichael, M.D., Capt. D.G. Parr with photograph, Maj. R.A. Burford, Mrs. L. O’B. Branch with photograph of Mrs. Branch and General Branch, J. Thomas Dunn, Felix Taylor Taliaferro, Solomon A. Arnold, R.H. Small, Gen. James H. Williams, Thomas R. Hollowell, Hampton Wade, Maj. D.W. Anderson with photograph, Dr. J.C. Jones with photograph, Dr. R.W. Martin with photograph, Dr. W.H. Cooper, B.B. Bledsoe, Col. P.D. Cunningham, and Frank O. Farley with photograph Memorial to Founder of Monteagle with photograph of Rev. James H. Warren U.D.C. Day at Monteagle August 4 Expander for Cultivators and Harrows with photograph Poem: Dixie’s Glory by R.B. Mayes Poem: I’m A Good Old Rebel by Innis Randolph Low Railroad Rates to the World’s Fair city will prevail during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis.

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 12, No. 9, September, 1904 Articles Include: Front cover photograph: Glimpses of the Nashville Reunion by Comrade J.L. Schaub, LaGrange, Georgia St. Louis Convention, U.D.C. Nashville Daughters at the Reunion by Mrs. John P. Hickman Florida Division – Annual Convention War Time Experiences at Franklin by Mrs. John C. Gaut with photograph U.D.C. Headquarters in St. Louis Singular Character of the Veteran The Organization of U.C.V. by Capt. Leon Jastremski, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Chief in Command of U.S.C.V. Married with phtotograph of Commander in Chief Tisdal and Wife Staff Officers to Commander in Chief Gen. Stephen D. Lee Reminiscence of Reconstruction by Capt. Robert McCulloch, St. Louis, Missouri with photograph of Capt. Robert McCulloch Jefferson County (Mississippi) Confederates Poem: A Missourian’s Feelings on the Surrender by Capt. Porter Poem: A New Version of Dixie by M.B. Wharton, D.D. Words for Dixie by Rev. M.B. Wharton with photograph Daniel Decatur Emmett with photograph Our Second Campaign to Nashville by G.T. Cullens, Caledonia, Arkansas Forrest Covers Hood’s Retreat by Col. H.A. Tyler, Hickman, Kentucky Confederate Regiment a National Guard Capture of Two Federal Generals

Poem: Flag of the Southland by George F. Alford Poem: Old Muster Rolls by George G. Grattan Inquiry About Capt. T.H. Holcomb Old Dominion Chapter, Lynchburg, Virginia with photograph of Mrs. Jane Davis Christian, President of the Old Dominion Chapter More of the Lady Polk Explosion by Gen. E.W. Rucker of Birmingham, Alabama Poem: The Man in Gray, Atlanta, Georgia, For Decoration Day Lee and Jackson Day The Old Hayes Homestead, Nashville by Lula Hayes Lawrence, Orlando, Florida with photograph of “Rokeby” As It is Today Old Nashville Battle Line – Watkins Farm with photograph of the Watkins Farm Home Gens. Anderson and Lytle – A Reminiscence Kirby Smith Chapter, U.D.C., Gainesville, Florida with photograph of Miss E. Myrtle Fennell, Florida , President of Chapter A Monument to the Faithful Old Slaves What Marching Through Georgia Means by Milford Overley of Flemingsburg, Kentucky with photograph of Laura Galt, Kentucky, Who would not sing Marching Through Georgia History of the Doles-Cook Brigade by Col. Joseph T. Derry of Atlanta, Georgia Arkansas Sharpshooters at Vicksburg by Capt. John S. Bell of Pine Bluff, Arkansas

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 12, No. 9, September, 1904 Articles Include: Stonewall Jackson’s “Little Sorrel” by Dr. M.S. Browne, Winchester, Kentucky Jefferson Davis to be Honored by Texas with photograph of Davis Records of Walthall’s Brigade by Rev. E.A. Smith of Brewton, Alabama What Our Southern Mothers Are Doing: “History of the Confederated Memorial Associations of the South” From Red River to Black River by T.H. Rattan, Forth Worth, Texas with photograph of Mr. Rattan The Last Roll(death notices): Andrew J. McLendon, Capt. John L. Elkins with photograph of Capt. Elkins, Rev. J.J. Harris, Hall County, Georgia, E.M. Bee, Capt. Hugh Fields with photograph of Capt. Fields, W.E. Whitesides, W.F. King, Lieut. J.C. Dobbs, Benjamin F. Camp, Col. John Taylor Wood, Capt. G.B. Miller with photograph, Capt. W.G. Welch, Capt. Frank Bennett,Capt. Georgia W. McDonald, and A Faithful Negro – “Uncle Claiborne” by Hon. J.M. Dickinson, Chief Counsel for the Illinois Central Railroad A Talented Artist – Miss Belle Kinney, a young sculptor of Nashivlle, Tennessee with photograph of Miss Kinney “Dad and Smoker” by Beatrice Cunningham William A. Roby, Hamburg, Arkansas with photograph

Master James Keating Bannerman Armies of North and South by Cassenove G. Lee

1 2 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 12, No. 12, December, 1904 Articles Include: Front cover photograph of Group of General and Staff Officers, Florida Division, United Confederate Veterans United Daughters of the Confederacy (Report of Proceedings at the St. Louis Convention) Alabama Reunion U.C.V. Kentucky Confederate Home, Dedication of New Buildings – Division Reunion with photograph of Kentucky Confederate Soldier’s Home, Without Annex, Pewee Valley, Near Louisville Florida Division – Mrs. Patton Anderson with photograph of Grandchildren of Gen. Patton Anderson Make It A Permanent Feature by W.T. Huffman, Bessemer, Alabama “Northern Rebellion and Southern Secession” by D.B. Sanford, Milledgeville, Georgia Simple Request of Patrons Christmas Presents Commended The Veteran and the Other Side Chimborazo Hospital During 1861-1865 by Dr. John R. Gildersleeve of Tazewell, Virginia A Permanent Confederate Benefaction with photograph of W.L.I. Monument Wheeler on Sherman’s Flanks in Georgia by W.D. Dodson, Atlanta, Georgia “Under Confederate Flags” “Recollections and Letters of Gen. Lee” Flanking Hood at Nashville by Capt. Theodore G. Carter, Company K, Seventh Minnesota Infantry Volunteers, Deadwood, South Dakota Tennessee Flags at Gettysburg Poem: The Bugles of the Gray by T.C. Harbraugh The Fight at Fort Gilmer by Dr. T.J. May, Ennis, Texas “Fighting” Kilpatrick’s Escape by H.H. Scott, Morgana, South Carolina Gen. Wheeler in the Atlanta Campaign by W.H. Davis, Fourth Tennessee Cavalry, Dallas, Texas Monument at Liberty, Missouri with photograph of the Confederate Monument at Liberty, Missouri Gracie’s Brigade at Drury’s Bluff by W.B. Stansel, Cardin, Alabama J. Harvey Mathis Chapter, U.D.C Address to Texas Veterans Comments From Rock Island Comrades “The Partisan Rangers” with photograph of Gen. Adam R. Johnson The Last Roll (death notices): Capt. Milton RussellEdward Biggers Mobley with photograph , L.V. Feltus Burous R. Miller with photograph, Elijah Watts, George W. O’Neal,J.T. Brinker with photograph, Col.

Timothy Pickering Jones, A.J. Rogers, Gov. Hugh S. Thompson, former Governor of South Carolina, Hon. W.T. McCuiston, William Sharkey, and Dr. J.B. Neil with photograph Poem: I Am Dreaming by W.P. Carter with photograph of Rosa Lowry Wilson, Granddaughter of Gen. Robert Lowry The Cotton Crop of 1904 – 1905 The Robert E. Lee Mine Low Rates to the Southwest from Memphis via Frisco System to all points in the Southwest All Eyes on Texas…The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 13, No. 1, January, 1905 Articles Include: Front cover “Comforting Sentiment Concerning the Spirits Immortal with photograph of a Group of Texas Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Waxahachie, December, 1904 Convention Texas U.D.C. at Waxahachie with photograph of Miss Katie Daffan and Historian Mrs. S.H. Watson’s Report and photograph Publication: “The Old South” Publication: Johnston’s Narrative About An Advertisement in the Veteran concerning Southern Mining, Milling, and Development Company The Veteran Now In Its Teens Florida Confederate Reunion Limit to Negro Troops The First Confederate Monument by Mrs. B.D. McLeod, Blenheim, South Carolina…The ladies of Cheraw, South Carolina claim the credit of having erected the first monument to the memory of the Confederate dead. The Chatham Artillery of Savannah “Lee to the Rear” in Bronze with photograph of bronze model Col. W.D. Pickett’s Pension as a Mexican War Veteran Stratford Birthplace of Robert E. Lee by Susan Hunter Walker with photograph of the birthplace of Gens. Richard Henry and Robert E. Lee Old Yeocomico Church with photograph The Assassination of President Lincoln An Old “Gray Coat” of “Tan Color” Convention of North Carolina U.d.C. Photograph: Young County (Texas) Camp, U.C.V., Graham, Texas, Commander R.C. McPhail is Second on Right of Comrade in Chair Heroic Service at Baton Rouge with photograph of Capt. C.W. Jetton, Sergeant J.W. Morris, Private J.W. King Confederates in Montana Flag of the Thirteenth U.S. Infantry by N.M. Carpenter, Eutaw, Alabama Thomas Moore and Wife, Eliza Jane with photograph Divided in War Times with photograph of F.A. Taulman (soldier) Reunion of Company G, First Georgia Cavalry at Rome, Georgia

Promoted on the Field for Gallantry by S. Emanuel, New York Pursuit of Gen. Sturgiss by Henry Ewell Hord Gen. Pettus Escapes Johnson’s Island by T. B. Cox, Waco, Texas Escape from New Orleans Prison Montgomery Confederate Monument with photograph Thirteenth Virginia at Fredericksburg, Address of Capt. S.D. Buck, of Baltimore, Maryland, Before the Buchanan Camp, U.C.V. Liddell’s Division at Chickamauga (Georgia) Over His Heart The Picture of Lee with photograph of Daughters of the Confederacy in Arkansas Disbanding President Davis’s Escort by L.C. McAllister A Successful Blockade Runner Sick Comrades at Nashville Early in 1862 Battle of Port Walthall by B.W. Jones, Spottsville, Virginia Cleburne’s Division at Franklin by Private W.A. Washburn, of Boggy, Texas Cleburne’s Division at Missionary Ridge by B.F. Grady, Clinton, North Carolina Cavalry of Hood’s Left at Nashville by John Johnston, Memphis, Tennessee DeGournay’s Battalion of Artillery Strength of U.S. Army and Navy, 1861 – 65 by Col. G.N. Saussy, Hawkinsville, Georgia A Grewsome (sic) Experience at Petersburg by George Wise, Alexandria, Virginia Poem: Only A Private by Capt. W.F. Dawson, Richmond, Virginia, 1866 Confederate Home in Austin Col. Robert McCulloch, Venerable Veteran with photograph Daring Deed of Ike Davenport by E.P. Anderson, Waxahachie, Texas The Last Roll (death notices): Deaths in Camp Ward, Pensacola, Florida include Thomas R. McCullough, Andrew J. Jones, Antonio Ferrara, and Augustus Stuckey Dead of N.B. Forrest Camp, Chattanooga, Tennessee include John Augustus Smith, Milton Russell, F.M. Hattfield, E.M. Dodson, W.C. Hafly, Jonathan W. Ownby, John G. Beasley, Mrs. Fred A. Olds, Elisha Whittle, Gen. Jesse Johnson Finley, Stephen S. Dalgarn, Capt. B.F. McClanahan, Mrs. R.W. Crabb, Capt. John Lytle Carney with photograph, Lieut. James L. Livingston, Mrs. C.K. Vertner, W.R. Doran, Maj. N.T.N. Robinson, Capt. J.T. Whitehead, Capt. E.T. Kindred, S.D. Rich, B.K. McQuown, Mrs. Isabella Morrison Hill widow of Gen. D.H. Hill, R. W. Major, and George W. Hatfield, J.M. Fleeman Poem: To My Old Gray Jacket Poem: Chickamauga by T.C. Harbaugh with photograph of the author Poem: The Last Hymn by T.C. Harbaugh Poem: Christmas Greeting (To office force of the Veteran) by T.C. Harbaug

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 13, No. 3, March, 1905 Articles Include: Front cover has photograph of Daniel D. Emmett, Mt. Vernon, Ohio, aged 80 years. Author of “Dixie Land – 1859” with inscription “To my much esteemed friend S.A. Cunnigham (sic). Daniel Emmett and “Dixie’s Land” Gen. Lee Would Not Have Been President Promise of a Sectional Millennium Judge Walter Clark with photograph War Prison Experiences by Col. George H. Moffett, Parkersburg, West Virginia Lee Camp Dinner by New York Camp Correction of Errors by Correspondents by James Beeson, Hytop, Alabama How Men Were Crowded in Prison How Some History is Written by J.W. Minnich Augusta’s Confederate Benefit Fund by N.K. Butler, Secretary and Treasurer, Augusta, Georgia The Coffin of Gen. Lee The Confederate Soldier, Address at Nashville Reunion by R.H. McKim, D.D., LL.D with photograph of Rev. Randolph H. McKim The Fight at Clinton, Louisiana by A. Curl, First Lieut. Co. C, Eleventh Arkansas Infantry with photographs made before the Confederate War of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, Gen. W. J. Hardee and Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston That Fight at Fort Gilmer by W.A. Flanigan, Company G, Fifteenth Georgia Infantry Monument to Faithful Slaves The “Coon” Was Exchanged by G.B. Garwood, Bellefontaine, Ohio Thirty-Seventh Virginia Infantry Again by C.B. Price, Hansonville, Virginia A “Yank” Visits the South by E. Eberhard, Akron, Ohio Wants to Locate His “Johnnie” Photographs: Admiral Franklin Buchanan, Confederate States Navy, Hon. William L. Yancl, Statesman and Hon. Alex H. Stephens, Vice President Who Captured the Negro Flag? by G.T. Cullins, Caledonia, Arkansas “Captured” Capt. M.S. Cockrill by McIver, Nashville, Tennessee Saved By His Bible Handsome Monument at Suffolk, Virginia by J. Randolph Smith, Henderson, North Carolina Photographs: From Photographs Secured During the Sixties by Daughters of Mrs. Felicia Grundy Porter: Lieut. Gen. Leondias Polk, Maj. Gen. B.F. Cheatham, Brig. Gen. W.R.N. Beall, and Brig. Gen. G.W. Gordon Song: Dixie, The Song, The Sentiment, The Country Career of Lieut. Col. D.B. Lang with photograph

The Fall of Fort Fisher by Mrs. T.C. Davis, Morehead City, North Carolina Poem: The Old Johnny’s Letter by T.C. Harbaugh Records of North Carolina Troops, 1861 – 65 The Last Roll (death notices): Steve Bangs, J.W. Godfrey, Rev. F.M. Moore, Charles Henry Bailey with photograph, Bradley Tyler Stokes, Thomas H. Wilson, Capt. Joseph Edwin Love, Nicholas M. Marks, Joshua Newton Stafford, W.C. Wilkerson, John H. Hooper, George H. Bailey, J.B. Simpson, W.G.W. Kincaid, Gen. J.S. Griffith with photograph, and S.C. Drake

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 13, No. 5, May, 1905 Articles Include: Front cover photographs of Members of Executive Committee for Louisville Reunion, June 14, 15, 16, 1905: John H. Leathers, Bennett H. Young, Thomas D. Osborne, John H. Weller, D.W. Sanders, Thomas W. Bullitt, Sam H. Buchanan, W.M. Marriner, John B. Pirtle, Basil W. Duke, Andrew M. Sea, George C. North, John B. Castleman, E. Bayse, A.E. Richards, J.W. Green, W.B. Haldeman, J.A. Shuttleworth, and D. Thornton Louisville’s Greatest Reunion with photographs of where events will take place: Gait House, Headquarters, Shawnee Park, where Barbecue and Garden Party will be given, Union Depot, Central Information Bureau, Seventh Street, Near the River, and Louisville Trust Company Building, Headquarters Music, Parade, and Review Committees, Fifth and Market Streets Kentucky’s Gifts to the Confederacy by Thomas D. Osborne, Reunion Press Committee Photographs: Miss Carrie Peyton Wheeler, Daughter of Gen. Joseph Wheeler and Sponsor for the South, U.C.V. and Mrs. Henry Heuser, Louisville, Chaperon for the South, Seelbach Hotel, Newest and Finest Near Headquarters, Fourth Street, Columbia Building, Headquarters Invitation Committee, Main and Fourth Streets, and Boys’ High School, State Headquarters, 638 First Street, Gen. S.B. Buckner, Miss Frances T. Herndon, Sponsor for Paducah (Kentucky) Camp, W.N. Haldeman, Courthouse, Headquarters for Florida and Pacific Division, Kentucky Blind School, North Side Frankfort Avenue, East of State, and Girls’ High School, Headquarters Ladies’ Memorial Association, Hill and Fifth Streets Railroad Rates to the Reunion announced by The Southeastern Passenger Association Important Reunion Information Tribute to Louisville From Missouri Photograph: The Masonic Building, Chestnut near Fourth Street, General Amusement Headquarters Forrest’s Calvary Corps at the Reunion Reunion President and Secretary, John Hess Leathers Press Committee’s Chairman, Thomas D. Osborne with photograph Rally For The Reunion

A Monument to Hon. John H. Reagan with last photograph of Judge Reagan Gen. William Brimage Bate Sharpshooters Requested to Assemble The Beloved Joseph Jefferson with photograph A Barefooted Boy Dead at Gettysburg by Capt. John H. Leathers, Louisville, with photograph Third Arkansas and Richmond Howitzers by W.P. Johnson, Malvern, Arkansas Strategy at New Creek Station by Capt. W.E. Garrett, Leesburg, Virginia Worth Institution For Negroes Mosby’s Men Please Answer Photographs: Mrs. John P. Hickman, Nashville, Chaperon for Sponsor and Maid of Honor Tennessee Division, U.C.V., Miss Kate Chadwell, Sponsor for Tennessee Division, U.C.V., and Miss Mary Louise Love, Maid of Honor to Miss Chadwell Concerning the Woman’s Memorial Good Feature of St. Louis Camp, U.S.C.V. Not Dead Yet by W.C. Nixon, Hall’s, Tennessee with photographs of Miss Lowe, of Galveston, Sponsor for Texas at Louisville Reunion, Miss Addie F. Wilson, of Belton, Sponsor for Texas at State Reunion, and Miss Violet Harris, of Ocala, Sponsor for Florida at Louisville Reunion United Sons of Confederate Veterans Southern Women’s Monument Reunion Missouri Division, U.C.V., 1904 Photographs: Harvey W. Salmon, Major General Missouri Division, U.C.V., Frank Gaiennie, Brigadier General Eastern Brigade, Missouri Division, U.C.V., and John B. Stone, Brigadier General Western Brigade, Missouri Division, U.C.V. Stonewall Camp Elects Officers Kind Letter by Gen. U.S. Grant Father Ryan Memorial at Tampa Review of Gen. Miles’s Cruelty to Mr. Davis by Bennett H. Young, Major General, Kentucky Division, U.C.V. Confederated Memorial Associations: Delightful History of These Associations Poem: Bronze Statue of Lee in Richmond by R. Haden Penn, Buchanan, Virginia Patriotic Mr. Boutell The Rebel Scout Photograph: Recently deceased Capt. Thomas Nelson Conrad Poems/Songs: My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night and Lee to the Rear by John R. Thompson Family of Mrs. Henrietta Hunt Morgan by Milford Overley, Ninth Kentucky Cavalry, C.S.A., Flemingsburg, Kentucky with photograph of Mrs. Morgan at her ancestral home, Lexington

Flag and Uniform of the Confederacy War Time’s Disaster at Maxwell House Photograph: Maxwell House, Nashville, Tennessee, 1861-65 Fighting Near Port Gibson by A.J. Edwards, Hoover, Arkansas Conditions of Our Army Near The Close (West Point, Georgia) “In Bivouac Near Augusta”, February, 1865 Price’s Raid Through Missouri by W.D. Harris, Bentonville, Arkansas That Charge at Spanish Fort by T.G. Carter, Georgiana, Florida Comment Concerning The “Clansman” from Thomas Dixon, Jr., in New York Times Book Review How Confederates Treated a Federal by W.C. Brown, Winchester, Indiana Poem: The Rose From Chancellorsville by T.C. Harbaugh Sonewall Jackson at Chancellorsville Wounding of Lieut. Gen. T.J. Jackson Photograph/Poster: Gen. Jackson and Staff Poem: Come Thou With Me by Mrs. I.M.P. Ockenden, Secretary Confederated southern Memorial Association, Montgomery, Alabama The Last Roll (death notices): R.C. Bragonier, Ambrose C. Huffman, James A. Melton, David Leonard, J.P. Fain, David Blunt, Patrick Henry Winston, William Harvey Edwards, William A. Brent, G.W. L. Fly with photograph, Capt. Marcellus Clark, James J. Stone, Dr. R.A. Warmack, Green Black, E.K. Carter, J.W. Green, Capt. W.A. Pryor, Col. William Houston Patterson, John T. Hardaway, Rev. Anthony T. Graybill, D.D., Capt. Henry Hunter Smith with photograph, Leonidas Washing Pearce, Capt. E.T. Sellers, James Wyatte McClellan, Joel Gillenwater, John M. Lambeth, Capt. William Haymond Taylor, Capt. W.H. Farinholt, Maj. Thomas J. Goree, Alfred G. Moore with photograph, Capt. Henry W. Kearney, Jake F. Smith, Henry C. Whiteside with photograph, Edwin Lindsley Halsey, Col. C.A. Nash with photograph, James Newton Dougherty, Col. J.W. Colquitt, R.H. Hardaway, Joseph A. Tomlinson, Dr. William Aills A.G. Field with photograph, W.G.W. Kincaid, Maj. J.J. Horner, Major General, U.C.V. with photograph, A. Sidney Watson, William Terrell, John B. Hamilton, Bishop Thomas U. Dudley with photograph, Hon. James C. Neilson, and Martin N. Brown with photograph “Highland Falls on Hudson, March 6, 1905” Escort of Honor to Command S.D. Lee The Prison Life of Jefferson Davis with drawing of Fort Negley, Nashville, Tennessee, as it appeared in 1865Negro Negro Commander for G.A.R. A Comrade to Author of “The Old South” “Johnny Reb and Billy Yank” with photograph of the Alexander Hunter, author

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 13, No. 8, August, 1905 Articles Include:

Front cover photograph of Confederate Memorial Service at Arlington Cemetery, June 5, 1905 : Views at Unveiling the Cross. Prominent in the picture are Miss N.R. heth, holding the flag; the orator, Hon. J. Gould; Mrs. George E. Pickett, Capt. Hickey, Capt. Rainer, Mr. Mosby, and Mr. Callahan. Echoes From The Louisville Reunion with photograph of Miss Gertrude Montgomery, Sponsor for the California Brigade at Louisville Reunion Oldest Confederate Organization – Third North Carolina Infantry Association, organized at Wilmington, N.C., February 2, 1886. Photographs: Dyersburg Monument (Tennessee) and Dedication of the Monument Poem: Correct Version of “Little Green” by W.C. Dodson, of Atlanta, Georgia U.D.C. Day at Monteagle (Tennessee) Concern Woman’s Monument Entertaining the U.D.C.’s in San Francisco Memorial Day Services in Baltimore with photographs of Mrs. E.P. Jones, Sponsor for Maryland Division at Louisville Reunion and Miss Sarah Lee Evans, Maid of Honor for Maryland Division Special Department. United Sons of Confederate Veterans Photographs: Miss Alice Y. Cole, Fredericksburg, Virginia, Sponsor U.S.C.V, First District, and Gen. Stephen D. Lee Reviewing The Parade at Louisville Reunion Pioneer Life In Arkansas with photographs of James Holman, Mrs. Nancy Gwinn, and Mrs. C.A. Forney-Smith Gen. W.R. Cox Married Photograph: Arkansas Monument Description of The New Monument Ladies’ Memorial Association’s Work For The Monument with photograph of Varina Davis Cook, Sponsor for Arkansas at the Dedication of the Monument Col. Asa S. Morgan’s Oration with photograph Gen. R. E. Lee As A College President by T. A. Ashby, M.D., Baltimore, Maryland Negro Communed at St. Paul’s Church, Richmond, Virginia Poem: The Return Of The Flags by T. C. Harbaugh Personal Experiences at Harrisburg, Mississippi Comforting War Reminiscence by Col. J. Stoddard Johnston, Louisville, Kentucky Poem: The Old Confederate Gray by Mrs. Florence J. Harper, Nashville, Tennessee Alleghany Roughs, Or Carpenter’s Battery by W.W. McAlister, Warm Springs, Virginia Poems/Songs: La Bataille Des Mouchoir: The “Greatest Victory of the War,” Fought February 20, 1863, Fragments, and “My Old Kentucky Home”

Peabody College For Teachers Senior Chaplain C.S,A. and Cook with photograph of Rev. Dr. J. B. Avirett and “Black Hawk” Notice To President Davis of His Election by Maj. L. S. Daniel The Last Roll (death notices): Fitzhugh Lee, John W. White, Dr. A. C. McFall with photograph, J.W. Moores with photograph, W. C. Kent, Capt. W. L. Gay with photograph, Thomas Harrison Cummings, Mayor J. Thompson Baird, R.H. Nettles, Lieut. J. A. Spencer with photograph, Israel Jones, Maj. W. M. Robbins, Thomas Randolph Bowling, James J. Scott with photograph, J. A. Lovett, J. W. Promey, and Gen. Will S. Green with photograph Confederate Memorial Association Report by Gen. Evans, President Report of Executive Committee To the Board of Trustees of C.M.A. Concerning Suit Against The Trustees (The Underwood Suit) Cleverest War Stories Ever Written Atlanta Constitution’s Mail Circulation High Tribute From Gen. Stephen D. Lee

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 13, No. 11, November, 1905 Articles Include: Front cover: “The Veteran A Valuable Ally” Free Training of Nurses: Young Women of Small Towns and Country Districts to Be Favored Advertisement: Beautiful Colored Lithograph of The Engine “General” For 25 Cents United Daughters of the Confederacy Incidents of Trip to California Days of Emergency to President Davis “The True Jefferson Davis” Visit Of The President To The South Thrilling and Horrible Event Recalled by W.M. Long, 211 Union Street, Nashville, Tennessee Special Department, United Sons of Confederate Veterans Confederation News New Camps Activity of Camp Floyd County, Rome, Georgia Department Staffs. Army of Northern Virginia Department Trans-Mississippi Department Division Reunions Reunion of Texas Division The Woman’s Memorial – What Shall It Be? Letter From Chairman Mann Views of Gen. C. Irvine Walker, Charleston, South Carolina Staff Officers and Committees Historical Committee Relief Committee Monument Committee

Finance Committee Women’s Memorial Committee Joint Committee on Co-Operation between the Veterans and Sons Executive Committee on Permanent Archives Committee on Revision of Constitution Committee on Departments of Archives and History Photographs: Miss Lela Reynolds, Sponsor for Georgia Division, U.C.V., Reunion at Macon, Miss Nell Weigle, Maid of Honor for Georgia at Macon Reunion, and The Youngest “Son of A Veteran”, Gordon Burr Renaud of New Orleans at age 9 months To The Heroes of Sabine Pass with photograph of Dick Dowling Monument, Houston, Texas Thrilling Experiences of Lieut. Col. Lang by T.H. Neilson, Sergeant Co. D, 62D Virginia Volunteers Venerable Col. Thomas Johnson with photograph Northwestern Division, U.C.V. The Rebel Yell with photograph: Col. Kellar Anderson, Author, Memphis, Tennessee Lord Wolseley on American Women Poem: Grandma’s Flour by Mrs. J. W. Meek Officers United Confederate Veterans Staff Officers to Commander in Chief A Cavalier of The South by Christian Reid, Salisbury, North Carolina with photograph of Lieut. Bradley Stokes Literary Talent in North Carolina, The William Houston Patterson memorial Cup with photographs of Mrs. Patterson at her home in Winston and photo of the Cup Young Woman’s Address to Veterans by Miss Maud V. Herman at The Albert Sidney Johnston Camp, at Corinth, Mississippi Poem: The Mother’s Offering by M. M. Teagar, Flemingsburg, Kentucky Missouri Girl’s Prison Experiences by Mrs. John R. Cason, Washington, D.C. Poem: Gen. Sterling Price by H.A.B. About Design of the First Flag by Jessica Randolph Smith, Henderson, North Carolina with photograph of Orren Randolph Smith – upper right hand portion of this page 509 is torn out Annual Reunion of Mosby’s Men with photograph of Monument to Mosby’s Men Gen. Early and His Campaigns by Capt. S.D. Buck of Baltimore Poem: William Kenneth McCoy The Last Roll (death notices): Capt. Edward Moore Henry with photograph, E.W. Lyen, Gov. Charles T. O’Ferrall with photograph, Capt. J.F. Tatham, Robert Thompson, Mrs. W.R. Phillips with photograph, Miss Mary E. Miller, Thomas G. Nixon, Capt. George Pendleton Turner, Gervis Hammon Stone, Judge Nicholas Williams Battle, Maj. Thomas Copes Campbell, Capt. James H. Jenkins, Samuel H. Clinton, Mrs. F.I. Norwood

with photograph, Mr. Samuel Roberts, Capt. Spencer Roane Thorpe, Calvin Boles, Sophia Harris Lester, and engraving of James A. Morris that was omitted by the publisher in last month’s issue Songs of The Confederacy: Quantrell’s Call Books: , Boy Heroes of The Confederacy, Witticisms of Bishop Wilmer, Love’s Way In Dixie, The Immortal Six Hundred, J. Ogden Murray’s Book, Messages and Papers of The Confederacy, The Land of the Rising Sun Forrest’s Cavalry Corps, Headquarters Forrest’s Cavalry Corps, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, October 14, 1905 Photographs: Ben R. Webb, Candidate for Re-election as Circuit Cour Clerk of Davidson County, Ex-Gov. Robert L. Taylor, Candidate United States Senator, Democratic Primary, May 12, 1906, and Edward W. Carmack, Candidate United States Senator, Democratic Primary, May 12, 1906

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 13, No. 12, December, 1905 Articles Include: Front cover: Photograph of Mrs. Lizzie Gorge Henderson, President United Daughters of the Confederacy Article re: Mrs. Lizzie George Henderson United Daughters of The Confederacy: Something of the San Francisco Convention Photographs: Mrs. Victor Montgomery and Mrs. S.E. Gabbett, Custodian Confederate Monument at Huntsville Mrs. Clopton’s Address Photograph: Occasion of Dedicating The Confederate Monument at Huntsville, Alabama Best Confederate Christmas Present A Laborer Who Aspires To Be Worthy with photograph of Confederate Veteran pin Confederates In Congress with photograph of United States Senator James H. Berry Georgia State Reunion Tribute to Retiring Maj. Gen. McGlashan Photographs: Maj. Gen. C.M. Wiley and Laying Corner Stone of Women’s Monument, Macon, Georgia Other Deposits in Huntsville Monument Advise Successors For The Veteran Photograph: Miss Julia Dent Frazier, On staff of Gen. Robert Lowry, Commanding Mississippi Division, U.C.V. The Cumberland Manufacturing Company Special Department. United Sons of Confederate Veterans Confederation News Reunion Minutes, 1905 New Camps, Division Reunions, Reunion of the Virginia Division

Reunion of the Georgia Division Afternoon Session Camps of The Confederation, Their Powers, Duties, and Activities Camp Officials Camp Activities General Cooperation with the Veterans Permanent Headquarters Historical Work Relief Monuments Subjects for Study Histories Photograph: Will T. Sheehan, Adjt. Gen. U.S.C.V. Return of Confederate Battle Flags by John J. Hood, Meridian, Mississippi The Death of Gen. Ben. McCulloch by J. M. Bailey, Warren, Arkansas Poem: Memories of A Confederate Veteran by Albert Greenwood, Hillsboro, Upper Village, New Hampshire The Famous Tenth Tennessee with photograph of Patrick M. Griffin Choctaw Indians as Confederate Soldiers by Maj. S.G. Spann, commander Dabney H. Maury Camp, No. 1312, U.C.V., Meridian, Mississippi About The Battle At Stevens’s (sic) Depot by Jacob V. Wilmoth, Kent, West Virginia Soldier “Mixed” As To His Identity by Capt. John H. Lester War Time Journey From Missouri to Texas by Mrs. J. M. Weidemeyer with photograph The Army of the Cumberland with photograph of Gen. Thuston Opdyke’s Brigade at Franklin The Jacket of Gray Photograph: S.B. Woodberry, Savannah, Georgia Buried at Red Sulphur Springs, West Virginia by Col. Bennett H. Young, Louisville, Kentucky Solid South Room in Richmond Museum Poem: Homesick by Eleanor H. Dameron Capture of The Mazeppa with photograph of Capt. F. P. Gracey Letters: Capt. Frank P. Gracey to Capt. J.W. Morton, Gen. H. B. Lyon to Julien F. Gracey, Col. A.A.C. Holt to Capt. E.B. Ross, Col. A.R. Shacklett, Lieut E. B. Ross Made Statement, E.S. Payne to Julien F. Gracey, J.M. Coleman to J.F. Gracey, Julien F. Gracey to Dr. J.A. Wyeth, Dr. Wyeth’s Reply to Mr. to Mr. Gracey, and R.R. Hancock to Julien Gracey Poem: A Son’s Tribute by Samuel D. Rodgers, Petersburg, Virginia Morgan’s Raid Into Kentucky by Robert L. Thompson, 2904 Pine Street, St. Louis, Missouri

A Confederate Christmas, A True Story by Janet H. Randolph Mississippi At Gettysburg Vindicating the Record of His Colonel The Last Roll (death notices): Maj. W.H. Morgan, Col. J.J. Darling, John Barrow, Mrs. Adelaide B. Owen, James W. Stephenson, William B. London, George W.H. Watts, Dr. R.B. Porter with photograph, James B. Coleman with photograph, Capt. John D. Harrell, Lieut. William J. Chambers, Mrs. Applewhite Jones, Dr. Hal W. Manson, Mrs. Kate W. Moore, Capt. Edward Gregory with photograph, Col. J. William Brown, Jerry Robinson with photograph, Capt. C.S. Peak with photograph Cotton Crops For The Years, 1904-05 by Latham, Alexander & Co. Capt. Robert McCulloch and St. Louis Street Railway – The St. Louis Censor Mr. Adolph S. Ochs, Newspaper Publisher with photograph of Mr. Ochs and The New York Times Building Best Books on Confederated History: Rise and Fall of The Confederate Government by Jefferson Davis, Recollections and Letters of Gen. Robert E. Lee complied by Capt. R.E. Lee, Johnston’s Narrative by Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, Reminiscences of The Civil War by Gen. John B. Gordon, Life of Gen. N.B. Forrest by Dr. John A. Wyeth, Two Wars: An Autobiography by Gen. S. G. French , Hancock’s Diary by R. R. Hancock, Prison Life of Jefferson Davis by Dr. John J. Craven, Northern Rebellion and Southern Secession by Hon. E. W. R. Ewing, Destruction and Reconstruction by Gen. Richard Taylor, From Manassas to Appomattox by Gen. James Longstreet, Life of R.E. Lee by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee Pickett And His Men by Mrs. LaSalle Corbell Pickett Four Years Under Marse Robert by Maj. Robert Stiles Memoirs of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston by Hughes Diplomatic History of The Southern Confederacy by James Morton Callahan Southern States of The American union by Hon. J. L. M. Curray A Galaxy of Southern Heroes and Other Poems by Dr. O.T. Dozier (Letters and Excerpts from Letters from Distinguished and Well-Known People and by the Press) Edward W. Carmack, Candidate United States Senator, Democratic Primary, May 12, 1906 Ex-Gov. Robert L. Taylor, Candidate United States Senator, Democratic Primary, May 12, 1906

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. 14, No. 5, May, 1906 Articles Include: Front cover painting of Robert Edward Lee, 1807 – 1870 Reports of the Reunion with photograph of Confederate Battle Flag

Formed on Lee Monument Mound of School Children, Who Sang As The Parade Moved By It Invitation to Richmond with photographs of Miss Llewlie Bamberg, Bamberg, Sponsor South Carolina Division, U.C.V., Miss Lella Reeves, Rusk, Texas, Chief Maid of Honor Trans-Mississippi Department, U.S.C.V, and Miss Elizabeth Orr Henry, Greenville, Southern Carolina, Maid of Honor South Carolina Division, U.D.C. Confederated Memorial Association Confederate Memorial Association Floats Suggested for Reunions Sam Davis Monument Fund Report of History Committee Confederate Monument, Bardstown, Kentucky Beauregard’s “General Order No. 62” Drawing For Sweethearts In C.S.A by Dr. Charles B. Johnson, Champaign, Illinois Confederate Monument at Marshall, Texas with photograph Gallant Confederate Cavalry Leaders with photograph of Miss Beulah Jean Thweatt, Sponsor of Third Tennessee Brigade, New Orleans Reunion Surviving Confederate General Officers Government Care of Living Confederates by Judge J.N. Lyle, Waco, Texas Confederate Section Arlington Cemetery – First interment was that of George L. Rhinehart, a Confederate solider of the 23rd (or 26th) North Carolina Infantry Tennessee Federal Troops in The Sixties with photograph of Miss Ella Dean Curtis, Maid of Honor Texas Division, U.S.C.V. General Cabell Honored by Arkansans “Pat” Griffin’s Story of the Tenth Tennessee with photograph Comrade G. G. James with photograph Camps Represented At The Reunion With Wheaton’s Battery In The War, Reminiscences, Humorous and Pathetic, of a Private Soldier in Camp, in Action, and on the March by Clement Saussy, Savannah, Georgia Poem: The Delhi Ranges by E. F. Andrews Two Little Confederates with photograph of Avery S. Bate and Council R. Bass Leaving West Virginia Home For Dixie by T. S. Fox, Brandon, Texas Gen. J. M. Schofield, U.S.A. with photograph of General Schofield at time of his retirement Mississippians At Gettysburg by J. W. Duke, Co. C, 17th Mississippi Regiment, Troy, Tennessee Poem: Ditty Of A Yankee Dutchman: Air, “Joe Bowers.” A Georgia town (Waycross) has legislated against liquor saloons. The Last Roll (death notices): Mrs. Mary C. Brewster with photograph,

Maj. James R. Bell with photograph, Mrs. J. F. Matthews, I.J. Galbraith with photograph, John H. Yancey with photograph, Maj. Livingston Mims with photograph, Gen. Joseph B. Briggs, Hon. J. G. Carroll with photograph of Dr. J.G. Carroll, Elliott G. Fishburne with photograph, Arthur Catliff with photograph, Gov. Frank R. Lubbock. G/W/ Smith (born in Marietta, Georgia), Sorrows to Comrade John H. Lester with photographs of Mr. Lester and his daughter Laura Lester, Warner Lewis Olivier, William Franklin Doughty, Col. J. M. Clark, Col. Dew Moore Wisdom, Capt. Sr. Thorpe, Norvel E. Foard, Thomas L. Luck, Thomas M. Murphree, Col. Thomas Johnson with photograph, Mrs. J. G. Wheeler, Miss Mary Martin McIver with photograph, Mrs. Evander McIver, William T. Edwards, M. J. Rosteel, Col. J. U. Green with photograph, Adjutant Rosser, Napoleon Kelly, H.K. Carty, Thomas G. Hester, J.J. Cummins, Joe G. Sebastian, Dr. C.B. McGuire, Dr. W.B. Martin, Capt. S. Stiles, O.B.R. Swanner, W.W. Parker, William Anderson, Capt. J.H. Burnum, Morgan Conoway, J.C. Kelso, W.A. Miles, William Bobo, Charles Cunningham, Maj. William Polk with photograph, and Theodore Cooley with photograph Officers Camp No. 1, A.N.V., New Orleans

1 3 Confederate Veteran, Vol. XIV, No. 8, August, 1906 Articles Include: Front cover: Proceedings At Louisville and New Orleans Gathering At Franklin Suggested A Message To New Chapters by Mrs. Lizzie George Henderson, President U.D.C. Mississippian In Battle of Chickamauga (Georgia) New Officers Photograph of Miss Kittiebelle Sterling, Sponsor Raphael Semmes Camp, Mobile, Alabama Poem: Wait For The Wagon “Old South” by Dr. H. M. Hamill President Davis and General Johnston Comment by the Nashville American Confederation News Official Supplies Camp Activity Division Reunions New Camps New Division Commanders Staff of Commander in Chief for 1906 – 1907 Committee For 1906 – 07 Mississippi Division, U.D.C., Report of Mrs. Lily McDowell, President Photograph of Gen. W. L. Cabell Death of Federal Gen. Daniel McCook, Paper by Mrs. Annie B. Robertson at Huntsville, Alabama Extracts From Dr. W. T. Bolling’s Address

Photograph of The Monument at Shreveport Concerning The Battle of Franklin by Col. Isaac R. Sherwood, Toledo, Ohio “General Order No. 7, Nashville, December 2, 1864” Douglass’s Battery at Franklin Artillery Near the Cotton Gin Inquiry by Daughter of A Confederate Soldier A Camp Song to General Forrest Heroism of Private J.N. Smith by J.W. Wynne, Captain Company B, 3d Texas Calvary General Order No. 52: The official order from General Beauregard states: “Headquarters Western Department, Baldwin, Mississippi, June 4, 1862 Soldier’s Discharge How Fancies and Tastes Change Poem: The Confederate Battle Flags by Dr. S. Weir Mitchell Flag History – The Stars and Stripes Junior Confederate Memorial Association, Organized in Memphis, Tennessee, June 10, 1904 Photograph of Mrs. Virginia Frazer Boyle, President Rare Books To President Roosevelt Bill Arp’s Book Sent to the President President Roosevelt on President Lincoln with etching of Lincoln General Grant’s Anger at Holly Springs Memorial Tribute to The Navies Judge Wofford’s Consideration For A Poor Negro Martha Washington’s Bible Poem: The Banner of Bars by T. C. Harbaugh Kentucky In The Southern Confederacy Strained Relations Between Generals Forrest and Wheeler Reminiscences at Reunions Poem: In The Wilderness by T. C. Harbraugh Why I Got In Bed With A Corpse by E.I. Killie, Jasper, Texas William Lowndes Yancey by Savoyard, in Nashville Banner Camps of United Confederate Veterans Distinguished and Unknown Dead Officers First Brigade, Florida Division Battle of Champion Hill, Mississippi: Reminiscence of James Llewellyn, A Union Soldier Poem: Father Ryan’s Tribute To His Brother An “Unseen Message” of President Davis’s Concerning Military Career of Gen. J.E. Johnston with photographs of President Jefferson Davis, Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, and Capt. Andrew H. Buchanan The Last Roll (death notices): Col. J. B. E. Sloan, Col. George C. Cabell with photograph, Judge A. G. Hawkins, Rev. W.P. Hemphill, Capt. William White, Judge J.S. Vaughan, J. F. Harrison, W.A. Buchanan, Capt. Elisha Porter,and Mrs. Mary A. Lane Heatherton

Virginia First Defied England: An Interesting Historic Document Shows That Norfolk (Virginia) Citizens Were Ahead of Philadelphians Woman’s Department, Tennessee Fair Comments On Current Literature Memphis Confederate Park