ALABAMA STATE CAPITOL WHERE PRESIDENT DAVIS WAS INAUGURATED 396 FIRST PAGE OF THE PERMANENT CONSTITUTION OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, AS REPORTED BY THE COMMITTEE 401 This is in the handwriting of Gen. Thos. R. R. Cobb, who was a member of the committee. Taken from the original, which is in the possession of Mr. A. L. Hull, Athens, Ga. THE PERMANENT CONSTITUTION OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES 403 As reported by committee and amended by Congress, is in the possession of the daughter of Mr. Alex. B. Clitherall, Mrs. A. C. Birch, Montgomery, Ala. THE POLLARD RESIDENCE, BUILT BEFORE THE WAR 406 MONUMENT TO CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS ERECTED ON THE CAPITOL GROUNDS BY THE LADIES’ MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION 407 JEFFERSON DAVIS 408 SEAL OF MONTGOMERY 410 NEW ORLEANS TOMB OF AVAR, CITY PARK 413 THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS 415 CHARTRES STREET AND CATHEDRAL 419 THE URSULINES CONVENT 421 THE JACKSON MONUMENT 423 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS 427 THE CABILDO, OLD COURT BUILDING, JACKSON SQUARE 428 ST. FRIES CATHEDRAL 429 SEAL OF NEW ORLEANS 431 VICKSBURG MEETING OF GENERALS GRANT AND PEMBERTON AT THE “STONE HOUSE” INSIDE THE REBEL WORKS ON THE MORNING OF JULY 4, 1863 435 (From an actual sketch made on the spot by one of the special artists of _Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper_, now in the collection of Major George Haven Putnam.) GENERAL U. S. GRANT 442 PLAN OF THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG 445 SEAL OF VICKSBURG 447 KNOXVILLE JOHN SEVIER, FIRST GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE 450 WILLIAM BLOUNT, GOVERNOR OF SOUTHWEST TERRITORY 452 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 459 HUGH L. WHITE 464 ADMIRAL FARRAGUT 465 WILLIAM G. BROWNLOW, THE “FIGHTING PARSON” 467 BATTLE OF FORT SAUNDERS 473 SEAL OF KNOXVILLE 475 NASHVILLE JAMES ROBERTSON 481 THE FIRST RESIDENCE OF ANDREW JACKSON 483