Special Orders Issued at Atlanta, Ga.

7 7/8 x 6 1/2, imprinted sheet, filled out in ink.

Head Quarters Post
Atlanta, Ga., June 16th, 1864

Special Orders
No. 55

The following Post Officers will have their offices open from six A.M. until seven P.M. daily and will require someone authorized to attend to their business to be at their offices at all hours of the day and night.

Maj. H.T. Massengale, Post Q.M.
Maj. F.R. Shackelford, Commissary
Capt. Jno. Frizzell, Transportation Q.M.

By Command of
Brig. Genl. Wright
Laurence L. Baker
Maj. &...  

Provisions Issued to the 7th North Carolina Infantry

Signed by their future Lieutenant Colonel who would be killed in action leading the regiment in a charge at Chancellorsville!

10 x 7 1/4, manuscript in ink.

Provision Return for Captain Junius L. Hill's company, 7th Regt. of Infantry, for seven days commencing Jan. 22nd, and ending Jan. 29, [1862]. Itemized account for 78 men, and 4 women, for rations of fresh beef, pork, flour, beans, rice, coffee, sugar, vinegar, candles, soap and salt. The A.C.S. will issue agreeably to the above return. J.L. Hill, Capt., Co. A, 7th Regt. N.C.T.,...  

1863 Report Concerning The Case Of Major Frank G. Ruffin

5 3/4 x 9, imprint, 14 plus pages.

Report of Committee on Quartermaster and Commissary Departments, on Case of Major Frank G. Ruffin.

The committee on the quartermaster and commissary departments and military transportation, to whom was referred the resolution of this House, instructing them "to make special inquiry and report as to any connection, official or otherwise, that Major Frank G. Ruffin, of the commissary department, may have had with the making, or with the benefits" of a contract entered into between the Confederate...