Moccasin Rangers, the, Model Body Guard, Doc. 138 secession of. See Jeff. Davis. ed, D. 87 skirmish at, D. 113 fight at, Doc. 478, 475 "Missouri Republican," account of D. 119 rebel report of, Ferry, Doc. 477 See Harper's See Mason and Slidell. P. 44, 54, 72 D. 103 54 Regiment, D. 74 Money Nick," bark seized at Bos- Miller's Hotel, Baltimore, seizure of, D. 85 Millford, Mo., rebel camp at, sur- rendered, D. 114 MONTGOMERY, —, , Col., at Maria- battle at, Gen. Halleck's report, Gen. Pope's report, town, Mo., Doc. 479 Doc. 479 MILLIKY, Joux, of Paducah, Ky., notice of, P. 45 MILROY, ROBT. H., appointed Brig.- Gen., MILWARD, South, MINK, D. 14 ment of, at Ball's Bluff, Doc. 93 D. 40 MONTGOMERY. J. T., Rev., rebel, MOODY, GRANVILLE, Rev., D. 80 40 D. 17 National army, morals of the, Doc. 875 D. 50 48 13 MORGAN, Capt, 2 MORGAN,, Col.,' D. 106 ard's letter on, the minor affairs of the South, National prisoners, what the South 1 52 proposes to do with the, P. 46 D. 18 63 NAYNIA, poem by, P. 81 D. 116 Mississippi, 12th Reg't of, rebel account of the fight, Doc. 180 Doc. 182 Doc. 183 abstract of the log of the "Preble," Commander Handy's report, Doc. 367 Doc. 867 Mississippi Sound, Miss. rebel ves- sels seized in, D. 92 proclamation of Aug. 27th, Doc. Cavalry N. Y. S. V., D. 49, 87 MORSE,, Lieut.-Col., surprises speech at Detroit, Mich., "N. B. J****, poem by, Negro insurrection. See Drayton, See Santa Rosa Island, D. 95 See Arkansas black company, P. 46 See William H. Ross, P. 57 See Julian Rhett. Doc. 204; D. 52 D. 78 City Council of, PARDEE, -, Capt., Penn. 28th See Gen. Robert Anderson. regiment, D. 126 PARK Col., at storming of D. 34 PARK, JOHN, Mayor of Memphis, Tenn., PARKER, W. A., Com., report of Parson, a terrible, "Parson Rippetoe," anecdote of, P. D. Doc. 277 P. 13 13 contrabands arrive at, D. 75 D. 75 D. 106 official report of the occupation 1 10 D. 4 D. 113 PHILLIPS, WENDELL, P. 10 Passports, State Department, regu- lation of, Patrick and Rahmie. D. 2 Rights. accounts of, "Patrick Henry," rebel gunboat, D. 99 "Patriotism" in Arkansas, PIATT, A. SAUNDERS, Colonel 34th D. 40 POPE, JOHN, Captain U. S. N., re- fence, See Slaves. Creek, Picket Guards, courtesies of, P. 23 Pawpaw Hollow, Tenn., Nationals PIERCE, FRANKLIN, D 103 Mercury" on the capture of, D. 70 D. 74 ligan. PEABODY,, Col. See Col. Mul- Peace resolutions of Mr. Saulsbury, PIERPONT, FRANCIS H., Gov. of D. 80 D. 94 celebration of the victory of, at D. 84 See Virginia. Post office established at, D. 106 Doc. 448 in Missouri, Doc. 269 PIKE, ALBERT, his impositions on taken possession of by Union D. 83 forces, D. 107 See Maryland, D. 123 his "letters of safeguard," Doc. 400 Peace Flags. See Stepney and D. 72, 73 Bridgeport, Conn., D. 4 Doc. 336 Ind. Peace Meetings at Indianapolis, at Middletown, N. J., Doc. 338 D. 11 Doc. 335 D. 10 at Newtown, L. I., D. 10 a vigorous definition of, P. 85 "Peace Party," notice of the, D. 16 Memphis Avalanche's opinion of, at Memphis, Tenn., D. 98 D. 17 his chain cable, P. 10 notice of D. 87 See Saulsbury. PEASE,, Capt. revenue cutter Mary, D. 78 Harvey Birch. PEGRAM, ROBERT B., Capt. See PELHAM, WILLIAM, Gen., arrested, PIPER, EDWARD, Count, Swedish Piketon, Ky., battle of, Chaplain Bayles's account, Col. Williams' report, account by a participant, Doc. 339, 341 PILSBURY, ALBERT, his treachery, D. 54 journal of the "Vanderbilt," Doc. $10 "New York World's" narrative ac- count, Doc. 816 D. 71 PITTS, CHARLES H., arrest of, D. 27 secession account, Doc. 318 D. 10 Plans of ba tles, see maps. Doc. 101 PENNEBAKER, Co!., D. 46 PENNINGTON, WILLIAM, Doc. 435 Penobscot," gunboat, launched, D. 84 "Plainfield Gazette" denounced, D. 85 Gen. Sherman's orders, Doc. 102 Gen. Sherman's report, Doc. 104 Pennsylvania, a patriotic boy of, P. 11 cavalry, 1st Regiment of, Volunteers, 3d Regiment of, D. 91 15th Regiment of D. 88 28th Regiment of, D. 97, 112, 126 Planter's Convention, meets at Ma- Commodore Dupont's report, Doc. 105 plan of the battle, Doc. 106 Welles' letter, Doc. 108 Major Reynold's report, Doc. 108 Captain Gilmore's report, Doc. 110 D. 112 General Sherman's proclamation, 46th Regiment of, D. 29 51st Regiment of, D. 81 Platte River Bridge, Mo., burnt by Doc. 111 D. 45 letter from Flag officer Dupont, 85th Regiment of, D. 86 Plattsburgh, Mo., battle at, D. 59 Doc. 111 93d Regiment of, D. 86 Pleasant Hill, Mo., rebels capture a Captain Rodgers's letter, Doc. 112 97th Regiment of, D. 8! train at, PENROSE, W. M., Lieut.-Col., Doc. 492 train recaptured, D. 14, Doc. 117 military executions at, harbor, map of, D. 70 PERDUE, Miss M., new Southern styles of, Perry Co, Ky., fight in, PERRY, GEORGE, P. 85 PERRY, JAMES H., Col. 48th Reg't N. Y. S. Vol., D. 31, 51 ed at, Petersburg, Va., secessionists rout- "Petersburg Express," account of the fight at Hatteras, N.C., Doc. 26 D. 25 D. 81 D. 14 Southern mail communication at Columbus, Ky., D. 19 with Europe, P. 27 correspondence with Gen. Mc- affairs in the South, D. 119 narrow escape of, at Columbus, Potomac River, water craft seized on, P. 5 closed by the rebels, a voyage down the, August 80th, D. 55 D. 113 Prayer, for a dying enemy, an Prayer-books, how valued Southera soldiers, PRENTISS, B. M.,Gen., assumed com- mand at St. Joseph, Mo., D. 34, 59 P. 46 proceedings of the Illinois, Doc. 184 of South Alabama, Se New Jersey, "President," the British frigate, letter of the sailors on board, in PRESTLEY, B. C., PRESTON, WILLIAM BALLARD, D. 82 D. 10S no ie of, negotiation with Gen. Fremont. D. 23 See, See National Prisoners, RAINS, RAMSAY, CHAS. G., arrested, released from arrest, RANKIN, ARTHUR, letter on enlist- Rebel Burlesque, A. See General D. 105 D. 97 D. 18 Doc. 208 D. 84 RICKETTS, J. B., Capt. U. S. A., no- D. 85 tice of, D. 23 See Richmond, Va. ments in Canada, Doc. 187 1st Artillery U. S. A. returned to READ, T. BUCHANAN, P. 51 RIGBY, J. H., Lient.. notice of D. 78 Sherman, P. 44 SeeBorgia at the South," P. 46 Ritchie County, Va., patriotism correspondence with the, prohib- of, P. 23 arrested by young ladies, P. 65 64 lame, halt, and blind, P. 55 P. 70 capture of, in Galloway Co., Ky., P. 72 D. 40 Regiment, captured a rebel colonel, P. 45 pedition to Warsaw, Ga, D. 104 ROGERS, JOHN, Commander, brave- ry of, at Port Royal, Doc. 332 Doc. 108 Gen. Kelley's report, Doc. 99 Doc. 20 "Cincinnati Gazette" account, PAGE to use, Scalping-knives and prayer-books, tion at, Scalps taken by Indians at battle Shepherd's Hill, military execution at, Augusta "Constitutionalist ac- ་་ SEWARD, WM. H., Circular to Gov- D. 49 trict of Columbia. 1 See Coast Defences. See Presbyterians. P. 9 D. 109 Gov. Curtin's reply to the circu- slaves in National lines, D. 103 letter on Contrabands in the Dis- See U. S. Sanitary Commission. See Mason and Slidell. SEWELL, S. P., arrested at Mem- phis, Tenn., SEYMOUR, THOMAS H., "Shakestick, Solon S. S." SHALER, ALEXANDER, Lieut.-Col. report of battle of Lewinsville, D. 65 D. 75 Doc. 452 D. 89 D. 50 P. 43 Va., Doc. 122 returned to America, Ses See Star County Democrat," Gen. Phelps lands at, Doc. 141 port, Havana, D. 56 SICKLES, DAN. E., Gen., D. 25 rumored destruction of D. 56 D. 44 SIGEL FRANZ, Gen.. D. 8 D. 58 P. 69 arrived at Springfield, Mo., SIMPSON, ROBERT G. See Mason & "Skadaddle," the meaning of, D. 78 D. 50 "Sciota" gunboat, launched, D. 49 P. 26, 65 6 "Skioute," defined, P. 65 Wilson Zouave, Doc. 174 |