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    "An Olive branch." The presiding officer of the last "Hartford Convention" states "that when the war broke out he was offered the command of a regiment. That offer he refused by stating that he would sooner carry an 'olive branch' than a sword." Appreciating his devotion to the Southern cause, the rebels have sent the general as a souvenir, an "olive branch, " plucked from the veritable tree in Jeff. Davis' garden at Richmond. ..
    Published 1861

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    Red Hook in the front. From the Red Hook journal The crowning event of the present rebellion was undoubtedly the capture and occupation of Richmond by the loyal or federal forces. ...
    Published 1865

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    A card to the public. Richmond, Va., July 14, 1866 I do not desire ... to carry my personal affairs before the public, but an accusation made against me months ago, of being the author, or at least the approver of a paragraph which appeared in the Richmond Whig in April, 1865, in relation to the Negro correspondent Chester, was found ... in the trial of the case of the Commonwealth vs. R.D. Ogden, to be utterly and entirely false. I, however, append a copy of the certificate I now hold ...
    by Smith, William Ira
    Published 1866

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    Confederate Reading Room 11th Street, one door above Main All the city papers, all the Southern papers, and late Northern papers (and received by every flag of truce.) A complete file of the New York News is kept here, as a convenience to parties expecting "personals" from their friends in the North. They can also see from this file if their "personals" in the Richmond papers have been copied into the News. ...
    Published 1863

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    Capture of Richmond and Petersburg
    by Hardwick, George P
    Published 1865

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    Mirror of events 1861-62-63-64
    Published 1864

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    Aid to the union prisoners in Richmond
    by Jenkins, J. Foster
    Published 1863

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    The road to peace through Pennsylvania via Washington, as engineered by southern rebels and their democratic allies : from the Richmond Enquirer (Jeff. Davis' organ,) Sept. 7, 1863. The road to peace. [Quotations from the Richmond Enquirer]
    Published 1863

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    Aid to the union prisoners in Richmond
    by Jenkins, J. Foster
    Published 1863

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    In commemoration of the glorious victories of the 3rd and 9th of April 1865, Richmond, Va
    Published 1865

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