General Sheridan in Command
Chicago under military rule
Lieutenant-General Philip H. Sheridan; C. D. Mosher, Cabinet Card Photograph, ca. 1876 (ichi-63957) |
Draft of Western Union Telegram from Lieutenant-General Philip H. Sheridan to Secretary of War W. W. Belknap, October 9, 1871 (ichi-64136) |
"Halt! Who Goes There?"; Alfred R. Waud, Pencil, Chalk, and Paint Drawing, 1871 (ichi-02990) |
"Nothing Unusual Occurred during the Night"; Morning Report of Captain P. M. Ryan, 1st Regiment of Illinois Volunteers, October 19th, 1871 (ichi-64395) |
A Pass for Percy English; Handwritten Order, October 16, 1871 (ichi-63789) |
The Mayor Shuts Two Saloons; Letter of Roswell Mason to Lieutenant-General Sheridan, October 20, 1871 (ichi-64372) |
Special Request, 1; Letter from T. W. Harvey, Endorsed by Wirt Dexter, October 17, 1871 (ichi-64371) |
Special Request, 2; Letter of George M. Pullman to Mayor Roswell B. Mason, October 23, 1871 (ichi-63788) |
