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EWELL PAPERS

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 EW3                                    MISCELLANEOUS
 FOLDER 21

MEMORANDUM TO THE FROM THE

    LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS

REFERRING TO 190

Gen Jos E. Johnston. Personal letters to Col B. S. Ewell- 3 page autograph account of an excursion against the Indians on the Jupiter River,Florida in the Fall of 1837 with account of engagement in Jany 1838. Written at Washington, July 13th, 1890. 2 pages giving an account of storming of Castle Chapultepic, Mexican War, with Diagram of Castle.

Genl T. J. Jackson. 1 Woodstock, dated March 16th, 1862- Reports skirmish between Ashby's Comd. and the enemy near New Town- to Gen J. E. Johnston. 2. To Maj Rhett, dated Hd. Qrts. Valley Dist near Mt Jackson. Letter forwarding Official report of battle near Kernstown, March 23rd, 1862. 3. Head Quar. Valley Dist. Winchester, Feby 12th, 1862- to J. E. Johnston respecting conditions in Valley. 4. Romney, Jany 16th, 1862- to Maj Rhett- relates to number and distri- bution of his troops and position of enemy's forces. 5. To Gen Johnston on Military matters in Valley Dist. Winchester, Feby 17th, 1862.

Gen R. E. Lee. Richmond, 23rd May, 1862 to Gen J. E. Johnston about promotion of Col Ewell.

Gen Scott.

MEMORANDUM TO THE FROM THE

    LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS

REFERRING TO 190

Gen Scott. Relating to the bravery of Capt Ewell in Mexican Campaign.

Gen Sherman. Interesting letter from Headquarters 15th Army Corps- Black River Aug 3rd, 1868. about destruction of private property to a Committee of Citizens- Other letts relating to William and Mary College and death of Thos Ewellat Cerro Gordo, Mex.

Gen Butler. Gen Burnside. Gen McClellan. Gen Dick Taylor. Gen Dabney Maury. Mostly Personal. Gen Wm Mahone. Gen Geo Meade. Gen Schofield to Gen Burnside. Pres Garfield. Gen Grant. Gen Pendleton.

Pres Polk- Political Letter-

Judah P. Benjamin to J.E.Johnston relating to organizing Army of

Potomac.

Book Plates.

Fauquier in Epiome de las Historias Portuguesas, 1628. 2 of John

Randolph of Roanoke. Signature of Randolph torn from Document.

Pen and Ink Portrait of Washington taken at a dinner by Latrobe probably. Small cut glass decanter presented by Gen Washington to Parson Weems."