Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 2., chapter 298, page 100

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1 . Bull Run , Sunday , July 21st .

What the rebels said they captured.

An English officer on the battle of Manassas plains .

The battle in Virginia .

Letter from G. B. Lamar .

Our Zouaves at Bull Run .

Mr. Julius Bing 's Adventures.

Incidents of the retreat after the panic was stopped.

A member of the Palmetto guard writes to the Charleston Mercury :--( no. 32 ）

Munchauseniana.

Barbarities of the enemy.

Incidents of the battle.

Reception of the News from Manassas — how the troops regard Gen. Patterson .

Blenker 's brigade — the reserve.

Affairs at Manassas — Baltimore wanted for winter quarters.

The battle at Bull Run .

John Bull and Bull Run

28 . Steam-frigate Pawnee passing Mount Vernon .

48 . impromptu reply to a lady who proposed to wear the patriotic Rosette of White , red , and Blue .

59 . God save the flag of our native land.

The Richmond young men to those of New York.

Securities at the South .

Capture of Missouri secessionists.

62 . flag song of the Michigan Volunteers .

64 . Kentucky .

70 . the Recaptured flag.

77 . Jeff. Davis is coming, O! O!

Abe Lincoln assassinated!--arrest of the assassin!--great excitement!

78 . the flag divided.

A song sung in Norfolk .

A Card from a rebel Colonel .

A motto for the Federal soldiers on battle-days.

Courtesies of war.

88 . the American Marseillaise .

Incidents of Phillippa .

109 . Catholic Cathedral .

A Crisp letter.

116 . Eighty-five years ago: a Ballad for the Fourth of July .

117 . the Nineteen Hundred .

118 . to General Butler .

119 . a monarch Dethroned.

120 . God preserve the Union .

123 . oh, say not it is borne to earth!

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[100] at between 400 and 700 yards.--Baltimore American, July 10,

Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.

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