Rebel Steamer "Nashville"

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Civil War Harper's Weekly, March 14, 1863

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Negro Soldiers

Abraham Lincoln as Dictator

Capture of the "Jacob Bell"

General Hunter

Emancipation Meeting

Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson

First Colored Troops in Battle

Stonewall Jackson Bio

Rebel Steamer Nashville

Exeter Hall, London

First Black Troops in Combat

Copperheads Cartoon

BEULAH BATTERY, AT THE JUNCTION OF BURNSIDE AND VERNON RIVERS.—[SEE NEXT PAGE.]

THE REBEL TURTLE RAM JUST LAUNCHED AT SAVANNAH.—[SEE NEXT PAGE.]

MAP OF THE ENVIRONS OF SAVANNAH, ON THE SOUTH, SHOWING THE POSITION OF THE "NASHVILLE," THE OGEECHEE RIVER, BEULAH BATTERY, AND THE PRESENT FIELD OF OPERATIONS OF THE "PASSAIC" AND OTHER IRON-CLADS UNDER COMMODORE DUPONT.

THE REBEL STEAMER "NASHVILLE" LYING AT THE RAILWAY BRIDGE, ON THE OGEECHEE RIVER.—FROM A SKETCH BY A NAVAL OFFICER.—[SEE NEXT PAGE.]

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