Men

Etching: 1 p. A depiction of well dressed man attempting to pay another man to take his place in the Union army draft. All those selling themselves are smokers, drunkards, card players, or ragamuffins. A sign on the door advertises: "Substitutes for sale. Supply of able bodied men always on hand."

Etching: 1 p. Four men cross a river in a rowboat stocked with guns and barrels. They seem to be fleeing a fort on one side of the river which is firing at them.

Etching: 1 p. Philadelphia shop selling counterfeit Confederate money to well dressed men. An American flag hangs in the store, which is next to a "Bible house."

Etching: 1 p. Men secretly load a rowboat with barrels, boxes, bundles of medicine.

Drawing: Graphite, ink and watercolor on paper; 5 5/8 x 6 1/4 in. A woman wearing a bonnet and a man wearing a top hat talk with two men. A prisoner sits on the ground, picking lice from his shirt. Woman: 'Good Gracious me! I came to see the sights and I have seen them.' Man: 'Yes Madam. He's fighting under the black flag, he don't show no quaters.' Other man: 'Hello Bill! Where did you raise these fine breed of animals.' Prisoner: 'Go to the devil, I'm bothered enough with these lice, without you all coming here.'

Drawing: Graphite on grey paper. 7 7/16 x 9 15/16 in. Inscribed and signed at left vertically: 'In Charge of the Provost Marshall / Leut Lumley.'

Drawing: Graphite on two sheets of ivory paper. 19 3/4 x 5 in. Sketch of the head of a man wearing a hat and collar. A description of the recto is inscribed at upper center: 'Portion of the New Fortifications on Hilton Head S.C. / and view of some of the encampments--/ Sketch'd Jan 4th / 62'

Pictorial Envelope: 1 envelope; 3 x 5 1/4 in. Two bedraggled country-gentlemen are talking to each other. Cream envelope with red and black ink. Image on left side, and address form is on the right side. Printed below image: 'Don't see it.' Printed to right of image: 'Mr. / Regt., Co. Capt. / State Volunteers, / Com'ding, Camp.'

Pictorial Envelope: 1 envelope; 3 x 5 3/8 in. A stereotypical version of the Southern gentleman, with large hat, smoking with a drink on the table, sitting outside. Cream envelope with red and black ink. Image on left side. Printed below image: 'The Southerner as He Was.'