Telegram to General G. B. McClellan, September 11th. 132
Telegram to General G. B. McClellan, September 12th
Telegram to Governor Curtin, September 12th
Telegram to General H. G. Wright, September 12th
Telegram to General J. T. Boyle, September 12th.
Telegram to A. Henry, September 12th.
Telegram to General G. B. McClellan, September 12th.
Reply to a Committee from the Religious Denominations
of Chicago, Asking that the President Issue a Pro-
clamation of Emancipation, September 13th .
Telegram to General H. G. Wright, September 14th
Telegram to General G. B. McClellan, September 15th
Telegram to J. K. Dubois, September 15th
Telegram to Governor Curtin, September 16th
Telegram to Governor Morton, September 17th
Telegram to General Ketchum, September 20th
Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, September
22d
Proclamation Suspending the Writ of Habeas Corpus,
September 24th
Record Explaining the Dismissal of Major John J. Key from the Military Service of the United States, September 26th
To Hannibal Hamlin, September 28th
To General Halleck, October 3d
Remarks to the Army of the Potomac at Frederick,
Telegram from General Halleck to General G. B. Mc-
Clellan, October 6th
Telegram to General McClellan, October 7th
To T. H. Clay, October 8th.
Telegram to General U. S. Grant, October 8th
Telegram to General J. T. Boyle, October 11th
Telegram to General J. T. Boyle, October 12th
Telegram to General Curtis, ctober 12th
To General G. B. McClellan, October 13th
Telegram to Governor Pierpoint, October 16th
Executive Order Establishing a Provisional Court in
To General U. S. Grant, October 21st
Telegram to General Jameson, October 21st
Telegram to General G. B. McClellan, October 24th [25?]
Telegram to Ceneral G. B. McClellan, October 26th
To General Dix, October 26th
Telegrams to General G. B. McClellan, October 27th
Telegram to General G. B. McClellan, October 29th
Telegram to Governor Curtin, October 30th
Telegram to Governor Johnson, October 31st
Memorandum, November 1st
Order Relieving General G. B. McClellan and Making
Other Changes, November 5th
Telegram to M. F. Odell, November 5th
Telegram to Colonel Lowe, November 7th
Telegram to General J. Pope, November 10th
To Commodore Farragut, November 11th.
Order Concerning Blockade, November 12th
Order Concerning the Confiscation Act, November 13th.
Telegram to Governor Johnson, November 14th
General Order Respecting the Observance of the Sab-
bath Day in the Army and Navy, November 15th. 170 Telegram to General Blair, November 17th.
Telegram to R. A. Maxwell, November 17th
Telegram to General J. A. Dix, November 18th
To Governor Shenley, November 21st
Order Prohibiting the Export of Arms and Munitions of
War, November 21st
To General N. P. Banks, November 22d
To Carl Schurz, November 24th
Telegram to General A. E. Burnside, November 25th.
To Attorney-General Bates, November 29th
Telegram to General Curtis, November 30th
Letter to Judge-Advocate-General, December 1st
Annual Message to Congress, December 1st
Message to Congress, December 3d
Telegram to H. J. Raymond, December 7th
Telegram to B. G. Brown, December 7th
Telegram to Governor Johnson, December 8th
Message to Congress, December 8th
To General S. R. Curtis, December 10th
To J. K. Dubois, December 10th
Message to the Senate, December 11th
Message to Congress, December 12th
To Fernando Wood, December 12th
Telegram to General Curtis, December 14th
Telegram to General H. H. Sibley, December 16th
Telegram to General Curtis, December 16th
Telegram to General Burnside, December 16th
Telegram to General Curtis, December 17th
Telegram to General Burnside, December 17th
Telegram to Governor Gamble, December 18th
Telegram to General Curtis, December 19th
Telegram to General A. E. Burnside, December 19th
To Secretaries Seward and Chase, December 20th
Telegram to Governor Andrew, December 20th
To T. J. Henderson, December 20th
Congratulations to the Army of the Potomac, December
To Miss Fanny McCullough, December 23d
To Secretary of War, December 26th
Telegram to General Curtis, December 27th.
Telegram to Governor Gamble, December 27th
Telegram to General A. E. Burnside, December 30th
Telegram to General Dix, December 31st
Telegram to H. J. Raymond, December 31st
Emancipation Proclamation, January 1st
To General H. W. Halleck, January 1st
Message to Congress, January 2d.
To General S. R. Curtis, January 2d
To Secretary Welles, January 4th.
To General S. R. Curtis, January 5th
To Caleb Russell and Sallie A. Fenton, January 5th
Telegram to General Rosecrans, January 5th
Telegram to General Dix, January 7th
To General H. W. Halleck, January 7th
Telegram to B. G. Brown, January 7th
Correspondence with General A. E. Burnside, January 8th
Telegram to Governor Johnson, January 8th
Telegram to General S. R. Curtis, January 10th
Telegram to Governor Johnson, January 10th
Instruction to the Judge-Advocate-General, January
Message to the House of Representatives, January 14th 243
To the Working-men of Manchester, England, January
Message to Congress, January 21st
Indorsement on the Proceedings and Sentence of the
Fitz-John Porter Court-Martial, January 21st
From General Halleck to General U. S. Grant, January
21st
Telegram to General Burnside, January 23d
Order Relieving General A. E. Burnside and Making
Other Changes, January 25th
To General J. Hooker, January 26th
Message to Congress, January 28th
Telegram to General Butler, January 28th
Telegram to General Dix, January 29th
To Thurlow Weed, January 29th.
Telegram to General Dix, January 30th
Telegram to General Dix, January 31st
Telegram to General Schenck, January 31st
To the Working-men of London, England, February 2d. 257
Telegram to General Schenck, February 4th
Messages to the Senate, February 12th.
Telegram to General W. S. Rosecrans, February 12th. 261
Telegram to Simon Cameron, February 13th
Telegram to J. K. Dubois, February 26th
Telegram to General Hooker, February 27th
Proclamation Convening the Senate, February 28th
To Secretary Seward, March 7th
Telegram to Governor Tod, March 9th
Proclamation Recalling Soldiers to their Regiments,
Telegram to General Hooker, March 13th
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