William A. Gladstone Afro-American military collection, 1773-1987

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	General Orders, No. 136, Headquarters Dept. of the Gulf, New Orleans, La., reference to "mixed troops," 31 Aug. 1864 (continued)
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BOX 5 ITEM 488	Confederate document from General Honne, "patrol ... County at least once a week, negro quarters and other places suspected of having unlawful assemblies," 22 Dec. 1862
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BOX OV 4 ITEM 489	Muster roll, Company A, 25th United States Colored Troops, contains notes on leaving Camp William Penn, transport ship was condemned, Feb.-Apr. 1864
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BOX OV 4 ITEM 490	Muster roll, Company F, 25th United States Colored Troops, mark signed with "X," Feb.-Apr. 1864
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BOX 5 ITEM 491	Receipt, Millikens Bend, La., Second Lieutenant Hagens, 8th Regiment Louisiana Volunteers, Sept. 1863
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BOX 5 ITEM 492	General Orders, No. 58, Headquarters, New Orleans, La., governor of Louisiana on the conscription of African Americans for the Confederacy, 11 Oct. 1864
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BOX 5 ITEM 493	Letter from Union soldier, Marine Hospital, La., describes an African-American wedding, undated
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BOX 5 ITEM 494	Confederate document, Special Orders, No. 281, handwritten, Williamsburg, Va., James City did not furnish its full quota of slave labor for Confederate service, 18 Mar. 1862
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BOX 5 ITEM 495	Recollection of a Colored Troop, by Major John MacMurray, 6th United States Colored Troops, 1916
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BOX 5 ITEM 496	Broadside poem with chromolithograph illustration, "Darkey Conscript," undated
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BOX 5 ITEM 497	Officer's commission on vellum, 2nd United States Colored Troops, signed by C.W. Foster and C. Dana, Oct. 1864
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BOX 5 ITEM 498	Letter, soldier to mother, Spanish Fort, Ala., re African-American troops and the torpedo, 8 Apr. 1865
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BOX 5 ITEM 499	Letter, soldier to Lizzie and Annie, before Petersburg, concerning "beast Butler" and war weariness, 28 Aug. 1864 .
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BOX 5 ITEM 500	Letter by William Bailey (a relative of Colonel David Bailey), re war news, three African Americans shot in Henry County [Va.?], circa 1861-circa 1865
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BOX 5 ITEM 501	Letter, soldier to family in Ohio, Martinsburg, Virginia, not wanting to fight for "niggers," 27 Jan. 1863
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BOX 5 ITEM 502	Letter, soldier to Flora in Michigan, re dinner with corn cakes by "neighboring lady of color," Huntsville, Ala., Jan. 1865
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BOX 5 ITEM 503	Letter, soldier to Flora in Michigan, Paint Rock Station, Ala., "They [rebel guerilla bands] much prefer attacking unarmed R.R. Repairers, citizens, and defenseless negroes, to meddling with 'Yanks' who know how to use the Rifles they possess," 4 Mar. 1865
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BOX 5 ITEM 504	Dick Stump Speeches and Minstrel Jokes, with music, New York, 1889
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