112. THE AMBULANCE SYSTEM. Communications from Dr. Bowditch to the Boston Post and the Boston Journal. Reprinted in three Broadsides, 1863.

113. AMERICAN ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY, and its Auxiliaries. Platform of. 8vo. pp. N. YORK: American Anti Slavery Society, 1860. 114. AMERICAN CHURCHES, The. The Bulwarks of African Slavery. By an American. Third Am. Edition enlarged by an Appendix.

8vo. pp. 48.

115. AMERICAN DESTINY.

NEWBURYPORT: Charles Whipple, 1842. What shall it be, Republican or Cossack?

An Argument addressed to the people of the late Union, North

and South.

8vo. pp. 14.

N. YORK: Columbian Association, 1854.

116. AMERICAN DESTINY, The Problem of, Solved by Science and

History.

8vo. pp. 78.

N. YORK: C. T. Evans, 1860.

117. AMERICAN MONTHLY, formerly the Knickerbocker Magazine.

Peace and its Consquences. M. H. Troop, September, 1864.
Personal Liberty. C. H. Whittlesey, September, 1864.
Personal Liberty. C. H. Whittlesey, October, 1864.

History of Democratic Conventions.

McClellan Redemptor. October, 1864.

October, 1864.

Our War Debt, and How to Pay it. Prof. Lambert, November, 1864.
Repudiation. November, 1864.

Presidential Election of 1864. J. Holmes Agnew, December, 1864.

An Appeal for peace.

Review of Goldwin Smith on Slavery. W. D. Northend, Jan., 1865.
Five Months in Dixie. February, 1865.

Wendell Phillips. April, 1865.

The President's Speech. May, 1865.

The Cause of our Strife and the Remedy. W. D. Northend, 1865.

118. THE AMERICAN QUESTION: Secession, Tariff, Slavery.

121. THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

LONDON: S. Low & Co., 1863. From the Edinburgh Review for

Some facts and Reflections for the

consideration of the English People. By an American Citizen.

8vo. pp. 48.

LONDON; Beadle & Co., 1861.

122. AMERICAN THANKSGIVING DINNER, at St. James's Hall, London,

November 26, 1863.

8vo. pp. 94.

LONDON: W. Ridgeway, 2863.

Includes the remarks made by the American Minister, Mr. Adams, Mr.
Robert J. Walker, Mr. George Thompson, Mayor Pangborn, Captain
Mayne Reid and others.

123. AMERICAN WAR. Essay on the American War. By "Americas."
8vo. pp. 23.
LIVERPOOL: Edward Howell, 1865.
124. THE AMERICAN UNION shown to be the New Heaven and the
New Earth, and its predicted Restoration to Life within four
years from its Death.

8vo. pp. 41.

NEW YORK: J. Thompson, 1865.

125. AMERICAN UNION COMMISSION. Speeches of Hon. W. Dennison, Rev. J. P. Thompson, D. D., Col. N. G. Taylor, of East Tennessee, Hon J. R. Doolittle, Gen. J. A. Garland, in the Hall of the Representatives, Washington, Feb. 12, 1865.

8vo. pp. 43.

NEW YORK: Sanford, Harrour & Co., 1865. 126. AMERICAN UNION COMMISSION: its Origin, Operations and Purposes. Organized to aid in the Restoration of the Union upon the basis of Freedom, Industry, Education and Christian Morality, Oct. 1865.

8vo. pp. 24.

NEW YORK: Sanford, Harrour & Co., 1866. 127. AMISTAD CAPTIVES. Africans taken in the Amistad. Congressional Document, containing the correspondence, &c., in relation to the captured Africans. 8vo. pp. 48.

NEW YORK: Anti Slavery Depository, 1840. 128. AMISTAD CAPTIVES, A History of; being an account of the capture of the Spanish schooner Amistad, by the Africans on board. Their voyage and capture near Long Island, New York; with an account of the trials had in their cases. By John W. Barber. 8vo. pp. 32. NEW HAVEN: E. L. & J. W. Barber, 1840.

129. AMES, CHARLES G. Stand by the President. An Address delivered before the National Union Association of Cincinnati, March 6, 1863.

130.

8vo. pp. 14.

CINCINNATI: Johnson, Stephens & Co., 1863.

The same work. PHILADELPHIA: King & Baird, 1863. 131. ANDERSON, Col. CHARLES. The Cause of the War: Who brought it on, and for what purpose?

8vo. pp. 16.

Loyal Publication Society, No. 17, 1863.

CATALOGUE.

132. ANDERSON, Col. CHARLES. Letter addressed to the Opera House Meeting, Cincinnati.

8vo. pp. 15. Loyal Publication Society, No. 21, 1863. 133. ANDERSON, Hon. LUCIEN, of Kentucky. Speech on the Democracy of Kentucky and their Allies in the North. House of Representatives, March 5, 1864. 8vo. pp. 15.

134. ANDERSON, Gen. ROBERT, Concurrent Resolutions of the Legislature of New York, in relation to.

House Mis. Doc., No. 65, 28th Cong., 1864. 135. ANDERSON, Rev. W. C. The National Crisis. An Address delivered before the Young Men's Christian Association of San Francisco, Cal., at their Eighth Anniversary, Aug. 12, 1861. 8vo. pp. 10. SAN FRANCISCO: 1861. 136. ANDREW, JOHN A., Edward Everett, B. F. Thomas and Robert C. Winthrop. Addresses delivered at the Mass Meeting in aid of Recruiting, on Boston Common, August 27, 1862. 8vo. pp. 16.

137. ANDREW, JOHN A. lature of the State of 8vo. pp. 48.

138.

139.

140.

141.

142.

143.

144.

145.

BOSTON: J. E. Farwell & Co., 1862. Address to the two Branches of the LegisMassachusetts, January 5, 1861.

BOSTON: William White, 1861

Address to the two Branches of the Legislature, May 14

1861.

Extra session.

8vo. pp. 24.

BOSTON: William White, 1861.

Address to the two Branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts, January 3d, 1862.

8vo. pp. 75.

BOSTON: William White, 1862.

Message, January 23, 1862.
Aid of the Families of Volunteers.
Message January 30, 1862.
Address to the Legislature
8vo. pp. 80.

On the subject of an Act in 8vo. pp. 19. Sen. Doc. No. 10. 8vo. pp. 3. House Doc. No. 50 of Massachusetts, Jan. 9, 1863. BOSTON: Wright & Potter, 1863. Letter to S. F. Wetmore, Indiana. 8vo. 8. 1863. Remarks to the Legislature of Massachusetts on the Death

pp.

of President Lincoln, April 17, 1865. 8vo. pp. 8.

Address to the two Branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts, January 8, 1864.

8vo. pp. 88.

BOSTON: Wright & Potter, 1864.

146. ANDREW, JOHN A. Address to the two Branches of the Legis-
lature of Massachusetts, January 6, 1865.
8vo. pp. 140.

147.

BOSTON: Wright & Potter, 1865 An Address on the occasion of Dedicating the Monument to Ladd and Whiting, members of the Sixth Regiment, M. V. M., killed at Baltimore, April 19, 1861. Delivered at Lowell, Mass., June 17, 1865. 8vo. pp: 31.

BOSTON: Wright & Potter, 1865. Why is Allegiance due? and Where before the National Union Association

148. ANDREWS, ISRAEL W.
is it due? An Address
of Cincinnati, June 2, 1863.
8vo. pp. 30.

CINCINNATI: Moore, Wilstach & Co.

149. ANDREWS, Prof. E. A. Slavery and the Domestic Slave Trade in the U. S., in a series of letters addressed to the Executive Committee of the American Union, for the relief and improvement of the colored race.

12mo. pp. 201.

BOSTON: Light & Stearns, 1836. 150. ANDREWS, S. P. The Great American Crisis. Continental

Monthly for December, 1863, January and March, 1864.

151. ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN.-The National Crisis. A letter to the Hon. Milton S. Latham, Senator from California in Washington. 8vo. pp. 21.

SAN FRANCISCO: Towne & Bacon, 1861.

152. ANNUAL REPORT, Fifth Regiment, N. Y. S. M. Jefferson Guard, Col. Louis Burger, for 1861. 8vo. pp. 8.

✓ 153. ANNUAIRE DES DEUX MONDES.

dence de M. Abraham Lincoln.

NEW YORK, December 21, 1861.
Histoire des Etats-Unis, Presi-
Vol. 11.

PARIS, 1861.

Histoire des Etats-Unis, Presidence de M. Abraham Lincoln.

v 154.

Vol. 12.

PARIS: 1862-1863.

155. ANTHONY, ELLIOTT. The Outlawry of a Race. A Speech

156.

delivered in the Constitutional Convention of Illinois, Feb. 12, 1862, on the proposition to forever prohibit negroes or mulattoes from migrating into or settling in the State. pp. 8.

Is a Constitution Convention a Legislature? A Speech delivered in the Constitution Convention of Illinois, February 17, 1862. [Relative to the Abolition of Slavery by Congress.] 8vo. pp. 13.

157. ANTHONY, ELLIOTT. Shall the Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus ever be Suspended in this State? A Speech delivered in the Constitutional Convention of Illinois, 1862. 8vo. pp. 9. 158. AN APPEAL to the Conservative Men of all Parties. The Presidential Question. An important question: Shall the subject of Slavery forever prevent all useful Legislation, or shall it be settled by the doctrine of Non-Intervention? The Question fairly stated. pp. 16.

159. THE APPEAL of the Religious Society of Friends in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, etc., to their Fellow-Citizens of the United States, on behalf of the Colored Races. 8vo. pp. 48.

PHILADELPHIA: Friends' Bookstore, 1859. 160. AN APPEAL to the People of the North. (Signed, A Voice from

Kentucky.)

8vo. pp. 16.

LOUISVILLE: Hanna & Co., 1861. This work went through five editions.

161. APPLETON, NATHAN. Letters to the Hon. Wm. C. Rives, of

Virginia, on Slavery and the Union.
8vo. pp. 17.

BOSTON J. H. Eastburn, 1860.

162. ARGUELLES. Cuestion, Dulce-Zulueta- Arguelles.

4to. pp. 39.

(HAVANA: 1865.)

The subject is usually called, in the United States, the "Arguelles Case."
In Cuba and Spain it is called the Dulce-Zulueta-Arguelles Cues-

tion," these three persons being prominent in the case.

Mr. Arguelles was Secretary to Capt General Dulce of Cuba. He was charged with being engaged in the Slave Trade; and escaping to New York, was, on demand of the Cuban authorities, surrendered by order of Mr. Seward, Secretary of State, and taken back to Cuba. This document contains letters, memorials to the Queen of Spain and to the President of the United States, and articles from the newspapers of Cuba, Spain and New York, on the subject, and is accompanied by an English translation. 163. ARIZONA. [Correspondence between Senor A. Ainsa of Arizona, W. H. Seward, Secretary of State, etc., relative to the schemes of the rebels in that territory and in Sonora.] Private. pp. 6. 164. ARKANSAS. Memorial of the Free State of Arkansas to Congress, and a Letter from W. D. Snow, Senator elect, to Hon. S. C. Pomeroy, showing the origin and history of the reörganized gove ernment of Arkansas, etc.

8vo. pp. 11.

WASHINGTON: Chronicle Office, 1865.