| [22.27] | What England lost and America gained[.] | Restored. |
| [57.8] | and commiserate the other | Removed. |
| [126.12] | W[o/u]ter Van Twiller | Inverted. |
| [149.16] | found its supply of [anthracile] coal | sic: anthracite? |
| [196.18] | isued once a week | Added. |
| [269.28] | the king of Great Brit[ia/ai]n | Transposed. |
| [339.24] | for the four followng years | Inserted. |
| [355.21] | when the speaker’s gav[i/e]l fell | Replaced. |
| [367.4] | and the ac[c]umulated taxes upon | Inserted. |
| [392.12] | and first smell of villanous saltpetre | Inserted. |
| [418.22] | rose simultaneously[,/.] | Replaced. |
| [498.3] | and with Fort Henry, Feb[ur/ru]ary 6th | Transposed. |
| [498.8] | Feb[ur/ru]ary 16th | Transposed. |
| [537.8] | we take for [grant-ed] now | sic |
| [505.12] | and beleagu[e]red from May 4, 1863 | Inserted. |
| [531.23] | The restless, [lever] pen of Mr. Seward | sic: clever? |