Southern Commissioners, effect of
their reception in France, P.
Southern Confederacy, Jeff Davis's
(canard) letter on the stability of,
P. 39
Southern ingenuity. See Southern
manufactures,
P. 10
Southern ladies and Yankee toes, P. 28
Southern manufactures,
P. 10
Southern ports, opening of the, Doc. 51
Spain. See Havana.

D. 65

See Sibley's despatch,

Doc. 615

D. 30; Doc. 223

Sparta, Tenn., battle at, D. 53; Doc. 570
SPENCER, A. W., Colonel,
Doc. 42S
"Spinola's Empire

SMITH, W. S., General,
Smithville, Ark., skirmish near, D. 29
Somerville, Mass., war meeting at, D. 89
Somerville Heights, Va., battle of,
Doc. 27; D. 4
"Song for our Soldiers," by Alice
Cary,
P. 47
"Song of the Secession Warrior," P. 13
Songs of the rebels,

STARKWEATHER, JOHN C., Colonel First
Wisconsin,
Doc. 131
STARR, W. C., Lieut.-Col. Ninth Va.
Infantry,
State Rights, Attorney-Gen. Bates's
opinion relative to,
D.
STEMBEL, ROGER N., Commander. See
Fort Pillow.
STEARNS, C. A., Capt. A.A.G., Doc. 624
STEINWEHR, A. VON, Brig-Gen., D. 52 ;
Doc. 360, 391
Stettin," British steamer, captured,
STEVENS, A. F., Colonel,
STEVENS, ISAAC I., Gen., at James
Island,
death of,
STEVENS, THADDEUS, of Pa.,

D. 17

PAGE

PAGE

PAGE

takes possession of the rebel resi-
dences in Memphis, Tenn., D. 49
employs negroes at Memphis, D. 58
report of the occupation of Corinth,
Miss.,
Doc. 149
See "Russell's House, Miss."
Shiloh, incident of the battle of, P. 11
SHINGLES, Col., rebel,
D. 76

Doc. 426
Doc. 294
Doc. 248

SHIN-GWACK, Indian chief. See Wis-

P. 24, 41

D. $92

SHIRK, J. W., Lieut., U.S.N.,

Doc. 207

SoULE, PIERRE, arrested,

D. 19

South, privilege of the press in the,

Doc. 202

SHULTZER, THOMAS, arrested,

D. 63

Doc. 615

SIBLEY, H. H., Col., report of the bat-

tle of Yellow Medicine,
Sibley's Landing, Mo., fight near, D. 93
SICKLES, DANIEL E., General, resumed
command of his brigade, D. 18
notices of,
Doc. 230, 248, 261
SICKLES, Lieut.-Colonel Ninth Illinois
Cavalry,
D. 19
SIGEL, FRANZ, Gen., takes command
at Harper's Ferry, Va., D. 22;
Doc. 160
reports of General Pope's Virginia
campaign,
Doc. 880
report of the battle of Groveton,
Va.,
Doc. 382
report of the battle of Bull Run,
Va.,
Doc. 388
notices of, D. 64, 79; Doc. 316, 343, 366
a story of,
P. 27
SILFONSPARRE, AXEL, Ohio Battery, at
Doc. 149
D. 92

Corinth, Miss.,

SILL, General,

Simon's Bluff, S. C., engagement at, D.
official reports of the fight at,

SINGLETARY, Col., rebel,

Sioux Indians, their depredations in

Sisters of Charity,

difficulty of obtaining substitutes
the,

the value of substitutes in the, P. 14
Union men crucified at the, P. 23
South-Anna Creek, Va., bridge over,
burned,

D. 20
South-Carolina, First Regiment,
Sharp-shooters,
Doc. 99
Southfield, Staten Island, N. Y., war
meeting at,
D. 63
South-Mills, Va., engagement near, D. 71
South-Mountain, Md., battle of, D. 80
official reports of the battle of, Doc. 432
"N. Y. Times" account of, Doc. 437
South-west Mountain. See Cedar

Mountain.

STEVENSON, Col., reconnoissance to

Swansboro, N. C.,

STEVENSON, -, General,

STILES, Col. J. W., Twenty-third Ohio
Regiment,

P.
D. 40
Doe. 251

D. 14
D. 21

STRICKLAND, SILAS A., Lient.-Col. Fif-
tieth Regiment Ohio Volunteers,
Doc. 523
STRONG, GEO. C., Assistant Adjt.-Gen.,
Doc. 2
report of the expedition to Poncha-
toula, La.,
STRONG, W. K., Brig.-Gen.,
STUART, J. E. B., Gen., rebel, expedi
tion of June 13-15,

report of the,

Doc. 614

D. 92

D. 27

Brigade,"

Doc. 192

D. 64

STURGIS, SAMUEL D., General,

Doc. 435

SLACK, J. R., Colonel,

D. 27

Spirit ration of the U.S.N.,
SPRAGUE, J. W., Col., report of the
battle of Corinth,
SPRAGUE, WILLIAM, GOV. His colored
regiments,

D. 69

Doc. 496

Substitutes,

D. 51

D. 53

Slaughterville, Ky., skirmish near,

D. 71
D. 29
impressment of, in Virginia, D. 36
See Brig. Gen. Ross,
D. 45
Gen. Hunter's proclamation rela-
tive to,
Doc. 123
armed by their masters,
P.
anecdote of Louisiana planter, P. 42
Slavery, "the fundamental doctrine
of Southern civilization,"
prohibited in the United States
territories,

Lincoln's proposition to compen-
sate the States, Doc. 552; D. 40
"a wall of separation between Eu-
rope and the South,"

Slave-trade, Seward-Lyons treaty,

SLOUGH, JOHN P., Gen. at Harper's

D. 11
D. 25

Suffolk, Va., occupied,

D. 9

59

Sugar-Loaf Mountain, Md., reconnois-

535

sance to,
D. 77
SULLIVAN, J. C., Brig.-General, Doc. 27
SUMMERS, Dr., rebel, bis eclipse, P. 3
SUMNER, CHARLES, speech on the
emancipation proclamation, D. 92
SUMNER, EDWIN V. See notices of,

D. 91

expedition up the,

D. 82
D. 94

D. 79; Dec. 284. 243, 248, 258, 260
"Sumter," rebel steamer,
D.
"Sunbeam," steamier, captured, D. 87
Susquehanna, Pa.,war meeting at, D. 77
Sutton, Va., rebel attack on,
"Swallow," steamer, burned,

D. $3

D. 61

"Swan," steamer, captured,

D. 17

P.

3

St. Louis, Mo., address of the Union
Merchants' Exchange of,
exemption of foreign residents in,

Swansboro, N. C., expedition to,

D. 46

D. 47
D. 47, 48
D. 63
Gen. Schofield assesses the rebels of,
D. 66
St. Mark's River, Fla., fight on, D. 27
STAHEL, JULIUS H., Gen., notices of,
Doc. 108, 360, 395
at the battle of Bull Run, Va., Doc. 353
Stamford, Ct., war meeting at, D. 47
STANLEY, DAVID S., Gen., at the battle
of Iuka, Miss.,
Doc. 480
STANLY, EDWARD, Gov. of N. C., D. 6, 18
STANTON, EDWIN M., D. 57; Doc. 40, 570
orders the Governors to furnish

enrolment excitement at,
war meeting at,

D. 59 Doc. 579
SWAYNE, Judge, of Memphis, Tenn., D. 25
SWEENEY, Lieut. Col. Eighty-second
Ohio,
Doc. 87
SWEITZER, Col., at the battle of White
Oak Swamp,
Dec. 246
SWITZER, -, C1. Sixty-second Penn-
sylvania Regiment,
D. $5
Swift Creek, N. C., skirmish at, D. 33
Sycamore Mills, Tenn., excursion to,
D. 27
SYKES, GEORGE, Brig.-Gen., D. 84; Doc.
894, 238

T

SMITH, E. KIRBY, Gen., rebel, procla-

mation of, Aug. 20,

D. 62

their quotas of 300,000 men called
for by President Lincoln,

notices, D. 59, 50, 67, 69, 79, 93; Doc. 422

SMITH, Col. G. CLAY,

SMITH, G. W., Major-Gen., rebel, Doc. 97 |

See Gen. Hunter,

his removal suggested,

Doc. 115

STAPLES, R. S.,

D. 57
D. 88
Doc. 538
D. 15

TALIAFERRO, W. B., Gen., rebel, Doc. 404
TALIAFERRO, Col. Twenty-first Regi-
ment Virginia, rebel,
D. 45
Tampa, Fla., attack on,
D. 84
TATNALL, JOSIAH, Com., rebel, Doc. 47

48

55

killed at Baton Rouge,

notice of,

WILLIAMS, ROBERT,

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WALLACE, LEWIS, Major-General, Doc.
223, 270; D. 1, 28, 69
WARD, Col. Fourth Florida Regiment,
Doc. 26
WARD, J. H. HOBART, Colonel, Doc. 8, 315
WARD, WM. S., Col. Twelfth Regiment
N.Y.S.M.,
D. 23
WARD, W. T., Gen., at Lexington,
Ky.,
D. 40
Wardensville, Va., skirmish at, D. 20
War Department of the U. S., orders
issued from, to prevent the evasion
of military duty.
D. 56
order in reference to the appoint-
ment of officers,
D. 61
WARNER, Col. Eighteenth Regiment
Ky. Volunteers,
Doc. 409
Warrenton, Va., reconnoissance to,
D. 85, 87
Warrenton Junction, Va., skirmish
near,
D. 87
Waterford, Va., rebel descent upon, D. 66
Waterloo, Va., reconnoissance to, D. 87
WATER, WILLIAM, adventures of, P. 23
WATSON, JOHANNES. D. 15; Doc. 340
WATTS,, Dr., Hymn by, P. 43
WA-WA-WANDA, the North Star by, P.
WASHBURN, C. C., Gen. at Helena,
Ark.,
D. 39
Washington, D. C., excitement at rel-
D. 15
Doc. 574; D.
who were the first troops at? P. 13
Washington "Star" account of the

ative to fugitive slaves,

war meeting at,

battle of Cedar Mountain, Doc. 322
Washington, N. C., fight at,

fight near,

account of the battle at,

"Washington Light Artillery" of

D. 11

D. 11

Doc. 443

P.
D.

13

WICKS, M. I., Capt. rebel patriotism,

Col., rebel,

See Harper's Ferry,
notices of,

D. 7, 79; Doc. 154
WORDEN, JOHN L., Com., anecdote of

the fight with the Merrimac, P. 4
WORTENBACKER, C. C., his will, P. 27
WRIGHT, D. C., Chaplain Seventh Ohio
Regiment,
WRIGHT, H. G., Gen.,

Doc. 112
D. 62, 69

order in reference to business in
Cincinnati and vicinity, D. 85
report of the battle of James Island,
Doc. 209
WRIGHT, JNO. J., Capt., at Cynthiana,
Doc. 293

P.

WILCOX, O. B., Gen. release of, D. 60;
Doc. 435
See Antietam.
WILD, E. A., Col. Thirty-fifth Massa-
chusetts,
Doc. 457; D. 64
WILDER, J. T., Col. See Munfordville,
Ky.,
Doc. 449, 612
Wilkesbarre, Pa., excitement in at the
raid into Maryland,
D. 76
WILKESON, SAMUEL,
Doc. 815
WILKINS, JOHN D., Capt., Report of the
battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 400
"William," schooner, captured, D. 42
WILLIAMS, A. S., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 55
Gen. at Cedar Mountain, Doc. 827
WILLIAMS, THOMAS, Brig.-Gen., re-
ports on the operations at Vicks-
burgh, Miss.,

See Norfolk, Va.

"Wave," bark destroyed by the Ala-

occupation of, McClellan's

spatches,

Doc. 334

battle of Corinth,

Doc. 494

rebel attack on,

D. 76

WEBER, MAX., General,

Doc. 41

WEER, WILLIAM, Col.,

D. 42; Doc. 549

WEITZEL, GODFREY, Lieut. at Baton

Gen. McClellan's speeches at,
Williamsport, Md., rebels enter,
Williamsport, Tenn., skirmishes near,

P. 26

D. 84

Y

D.

appointed Brig.-General,

WELLS, GEORGE D., Colonel,

D. 60

WELLES, GIDEON, D. 25; Doc. 123, 228;

WILLIAMSON, T. L., Dr.,
Wilmington, Del., Union meeting at,

P. 38
D.

"Yankee Blade," the first ship from

78

P. 27

D.

P. 27

D. 17

Yankee millwright, a,

P. 36

battle at,

Doc. 60, 64

"Yankee soldiers," energy of,

P. 5

evacuation of,

D. 70

Yankee Toes and Southern Ladies,

D. 89

D. 78

28

D. 93

D. 89

Westminister, Md., occupied by reb-

els,

D. 78

Wheeling, Va., war meeting at,
excitement in,

WHIPPLE, W. D., Lieut.-Col., report
on the exchange of prisoners, Doc. 184
WHITE, C. B., Col. Twelfth Ohio Regi-
ment,
Doc. 398

WHITE, F. B., rebel tug surrendered
to Gen. Mansfield,
WHITE, JULIUS, Brig.-Gen., D. 70, 78;

White House, Va., occupied by the

D. 48

D. GS

P. 28

D. 51

of the

Doc. 581
D. 66
to, D. 21

YATES, RICHARD, Gov., proclamation

for recruits, May 19,

D. 13

letter to the President,

D. 8-

Second Cavalry of,

D. 5

Twelfth Battery of,

See Chaplin Hills.

Doc. 360, 441

Wisconsin Indians,

WISE, FRED.,

P. 24

evacuated by McClellan,

D. 33

Doc. 115

who raised the flag at,
Young's Cross Roads, skirmish at,

P. 40

Wolftown, Va., fight at,
D. 56
Women, Hammond's appeal to the, D. 68
of Nashville and Gov. Johnson, P. 13
appointed in the army,

D. 45

P. 25

Z

See Dr. Cutler,

P. 12

See Muncie, Ind.,

White River, Ark., operations of rebel

See Diana Smith,

gunboat on the,

battle on the,

White River, Mo., battle on the,

Doc. 183
D. 28; Doc. 223
D. 51

See Southern ladies,

See Capt. Semmes, rebel,
See Belle Boyd,

Doc. 890

JUL 22.1974.

AUG 27

MAR 27 1987

APR 1 5 1987

DATE DUE