1843 Letter by Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas to Colonel John J. Abert, Commander of Corps of Topographical Engineers, Regarding Charges Against Captain Thomas J. Cram

[May 1863] ALS Report by General Charles C. Dodge Written in the Field — Siege of Suffolk — Reporting on Cavalry's Pursuit of Confederate Withdrawal

Carl Schurz Signature Card — German Revolutionary, Civil War Division Commander, US Senator from Missouri

1862 Letter by Brig. General George M. Robeson, New Jersey State Militia, to Governor Charles S. Olden, Regarding Promotion for His Brother Lieut. William P. Robeson, Jr., 3rd New Jersey Infantry

1863 Application for Promotion by First Sergeant William H. Phillips, Battery C, 1st New York Light Artillery — Signed by Officers Including Brigadier General Andrew A. Humphreys

April 1861 Letter by Brigadier General James S. Negley, Pennsylvania Militia — “I have caused the arrest and examination [of] Chas. N. Wittler of Maryland"

April 1862 Commissary Voucher Signed by Brigadier General John J. Peck — "The 4th Army Corps was ordered to move at daylight and the rations could not be had elsewhere"

1863 Letter by Brigadier General Henry Shaw Briggs — "Last evening...I was startled by the blast of a band under my window while busily writing—a serenade from the 150th N.Y."

1867 ALS by Confederate General William H. F. Payne to General Jubal Early, Regarding his Virginia Cavalry Brigade's Role at Battles of Third Winchester and Cedar Creek