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The Stone Fleet in Charleston Harbor – 1-2, 15-16
The Surrender of the Traitors – 1, 3
Suspension of Specie Payments – 3
The Lounger – 3-4
Humors of the Day – 4
Domestic Intelligence – 4-5
Foreign News – 5
Jonathan on the Mason and Slidell Affair – 5
The Battle of Dranesville – 6, 15
In and About Port Royal, South Carolina – 7
The Defenses of Washington-Fort Lyon, on the Heights of Hunting Creek-The Largest Work on the Line of the Potomac – 8
Our Map of the Mississippi River – 9, 15
Fairy Tales Told by the Little Folks – 10
John Spencer’s Christmas Dinner – 14-15
Stockings and Mittens – 15
Pat on the Mason and Slidell Affair – 16
The War in Kentucky – 17-19
A Glimpse into the Future-John Bull’s Distinguished Reception of his New Friends – 20

Message of Governor Samuel J. Kirkwood to the Legislature of Iowa, January 14, 1862 (State of the State of Iowa)

https://civilwarnotebook.blogspot.com/2014/09/message-of-governor-samuel-j-kirkwood.html

Governor Samuel J. Kirkwood to Colonel William T. Shaw, January 14, 1862 (Kirkwood sends instructions to the CO of the 14th Iowa Regiment.)

https://civilwarnotebook.blogspot.com/2014/09/i-am-well-assured-you-are-doing-all-in.html

Samuel Medary & James H. Smith to Edwin M. Stanton, January 14, 1862 (dated 1861 at the source but appears to be 1862) (Medary, an Ohio newspaper man, and another guy want Stanton to take the Secretary of War job.)

https://civilwarnotebook.blogspot.com/2017/09/samuel-medary-james-h-smith-to-edwin-m.html

Diary of Lieutenant-Colonel Rutherford B Hayes: Tuesday, January 14, 1862 (Hayes examines the papers of departed CSA General Alfred Beckley.)

https://civilwarnotebook.blogspot.com/2015/07/diary-of-lieutenant-colonel-rutherford_29.html

Diary of Corporal David L. Day: January 14, 1862 (Gen. Burnside has taken some men on a tug to attempt a rescue of people from the beached steamer City of New York.)

https://civilwarnotebook.blogspot.com/2020/03/diary-of-corporal-david-l-day-january_28.html

Diary of Private Daniel L. Ambrose: January 14, 1862 (“Early this morning the Seventh takes up the line of march for Blandville, Kentucky, to join McClernand’s Division, already marched on before us.”)

https://civilwarnotebook.blogspot.com/2020/05/diary-of-private-daniel-l-ambrose_76.html