"S. J. Waring," recapture of the

STANTON, F. B., Brig.-Gen., his
B
erations in New Mexico,
29
STARKWEATHER, JOHN C., Col. 1st
Wisconsin Regiment, D. 57

schooner,

D. 87

Slavery. See a "Protest from South

Carolina."

report of, on the operations of the
Wisconsin 1st Vols. near Point
of Rocks, Md.,
Doc. 481
affecting incident of his regt., P. 41
State Journal, (Missouri,) suppres-
sion of the,
D. 26
"State Sovereignty," John Adams
on,
D. 8
defined,
Doc. 201
"Staunton (Va.) Artillery," Doc. 43
"Stoam Frigate Pawnee Passing
Mt. Vernon," by Isaac McLel-
lan,
P. 85
STEDMAN, E. C., his narrativo of the
battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 81
STEDMAN, WINSHIP, anecdote of, P. 100
STEELE, FRED. K., Capt., report of
the battle of Wilson's Creek,
Doc. 503
STEELE, JAMES, of Richmond, amus-
ing letter of,
D. 15
STEINWEHR, ADOLPH VON, Col. 29th
N. Y. S. V., Doc. 154; D.
STEVENS, A. H.. speech of, at Au-
gusta, Ga., July 11th,

SWEENEY, ANDREW, laconic corre-
spondence with Gov. Letcher,
SWEENEY, T. W.. Gen., proclama-
tion to the people of North-
west Missouri,

at the attack on Forsyth,

at Dug Springs, Mo.,
SWETZER, N. B., Capt.,

SWIFT, FOSTER, Surgeon Sth N. Y
S. M.,

report of

SwIJERT, P., notice of,

SYKES, GEORGE, Major U. S. A.,
report of the battle of Bull

Run,

TALBOT THEODORE, Asst. Adjt.-
Gen. U. S. A.,

TALIAFERRO, WM. B., Col., rebel,
notice of,

TANEY, R. B., Judge, Chief-Justice,
on the habeas corpus,

SMITH, E. VALE, Mrs.,

Doc. 163
P. 109

SMITIL, HEBER, surgeon, wounded,

D. 7

SMITH, KIRBY, Gen., rebel, wound-
ed at Bull Run,

P. 15
SMITH, N. O., killed,
D. 12
SMITH, W. N., Col. Vt. 3d Regt., D. 40
SMITH, W. N. H., of N. C., D. 2
SMITH, Capt. 2d Rhode Island
Vols., killed at Bull Run, Doc. 19
SMITH, Col 16th Illinois Regi-
ment, at Monroe station,

D. 25; Doc. 207
SMYTH, Rev. Dr., of South Carolina,
his remarks on the atheistical
red republican doctrine of the
Declaration of Independence, P. 59
"Song of the Stars and Stripes," by
Rev. E. H. Sears,

Songs of the Rebels,

Doc. 276; D.
"Step to the Front, Sons of the
Heather," dedicated to the
Highland Regiment, N. Y. S.
V.,
P. 85
STEWART, G. II., Lt.-Col., rebel, at
Bull Run,
Doc. 43
STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, no-
tice of,
D. 83
STEVENS, H. C., Col., wounded, P. 15
STEVENS, JOHN A.,
P. 90
STEVENSON, CARTER L., Capt., dis-
missed,
D. 21
STEWART, JACOB A., Surgeon 1st
Minnesota Regiment, D. 65
STRESHLY, JAMES, of Va. D. 99
St. Louis, Mo., offico of the "Stato
Journal" at, visited by the Na-
tional troops,
martial law in,

26

opinion of secession,

TAPPAN, MASON W., Col. 1st Regt.

New Hamp. Militia,

Tarantulas an implement of war, P. 71
TAYLOR, EDWARD T., Surgeon 1st

New Jersey Regt.,

D. 65

TAYLOR, J. B., notice of,

D. 21

TAYLOR, R. F., Col. 33d Regt. N.Y.
S. V.,
D. 24
TAYLOR, T. H., Capt., rebel bearer
of flag of truce, Doc. 414; D. 22
Tea. See Yopon Tea.
Telegraph, Rogers', for field opera-
tions,
Gen. Scott's order in reference to,

D. 4

D. 28

D. 26
D. 66

Beauregard uses the National, be-
fore the battle of Bull Run, P. 27
Temperance in the U. S. A.; Gen.
Butler's order in reference to,
Doc. 471; D. 52

resolutions of a meeting held in
New York, Aug. 4th,

P. 51

P. 88, 69

South, the, moral condition of the
people in,

D. 13

how money is raised in the,

P. 89

Major McKinstry's proclamation
and general orders to the people
of,
Doc. 526
anecdote of a lawyer of, P. 83
STOCKTON, SAM. W., Lieut., Doc. 18
STODDARD, R. H.,
P. 10, 12,

Doc. 479; D. 55
TEMPLE,
- Ex-Governor, notice
of,
D. 9
Tennessee, Gov. Harris' order for a
search for arms in,
Doc. 521

leather and shoes in the,

P. 40

STONE,

Brig
Gen.,
Stone Bridge,battle of. See Bull Run.
STONEHAM, GEORGE, Brig-Gen.,

Doc. 540
STORY, W. W.,
P. 47
STRONG, GEORGE T. See Sanitary
Commission.
STRUNK, H. C., violent treatment
of, in Eastern Va.,
P. 56
STUART, Col., rebel, Va.. D. 80
STURGEON, ISAAO H., Gen. Pope's
Letter to,
Doc. 474
STURGIS, S. D., Major, proclama-
tion, July 4,
Doc. 275
at Dug Springs, Mo., Doc. 468
report on the battle of Wilson's
Creek,
Doc 495; D. 61
STURGIS, Col., at Grafton, Va.,
D. 5
ST. VRAIN, CERAN, Col. New Mex-
ico Volunteers,
D. 29
Sudley's Springs, Va. See Bull
Run.
SULAKOWSKI,
Brigade,
D. 46
SULLIVAN, DANIEL, Ohio Vols., P. 71
"Sumter," privateer, officers of, D. 13
at Cienfuegos,
D. 80
prizes of released by the Captain-
General of Cuba,
D. 85
accounts of the escape of the pri-
vatoer,
Doc. 482; D. 57
Description of the,
Doc. 482
Surgeons, account of the release of
the,
Doc. 523; D. 65

-, Colonel, Polish

Postal service discontinued in
Middle and Western,

Gov. Harris' proclamation of

confirmed as

D. 28

54

Aug. 7,

affairs in, June 19th,

Doc. 489

D. 1

Doc. 475

D. B

PAGE

TORREY, ROV. D., of Ithaca, N. Y.,
notice of,
P. 29
Tortugas, Dry, mutineers of the 20
Regt. Maine Vols. sent to, D. 66
"To the United States," by Mayne
Reid,
F. 51
TOTTEN, JAMES, Capt., report of the
battle of Wilson's Creek, D. 61;
Doc. 501
TOUTAN, PIERRE See Beauregard.
P. 70
TOWER, Capt. 2d Regt. Rhodo
Island Vols., killed at Bull
Run,
Doc. 19
TOWNSEND, FRED., Col., report of
the battle of Bethel, Va., Doc. 164
TOWNSEND, GEO. ALFRED, P.
TRABUE, JAMES,
TRACY, H. R.,

64

D.

68

P.

4

P. 90

Doc. 539

Treasury Department, U. S., public
confidence in the,

TRIPLER, C. S., surgeon,
TRIST, N. P., Madison's letter to,
Doc. 187
"Tropic Wind," the schooner, D. 49
"True Men of the South to the
Rescue," a proclamation, P. 59
TRUMBULL, Senator, remarks
of, on the bill to suppress insur-
rection,
Doc. 456; D. 47
TUCKERMAN, C. K.,
P. 82, 83
P. 106

TUCKERMAN, HENRY T.,

TULLE, HOWARD, account of the
battle at Blackburn's Ford, Va.,
Doc. 851
TULLY, TпомAS, killed,
D. 67
TUPPER, MARTIN FARQUHAR, P. 37
TURNER, Mr., rebel postmaster

of Western Virginia, Doc. 244
TYLER, DANIEL, General, report of
the battle at Blackburn's Ford,
Va.,
Doc. 836; D. 35
report of the battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 7; D. 86
supplementary report on the bat-
tle of Bull Run,
TYLER, JOHN, a traitor.

Doc. 366

PAGE

D. 52

D. 24

thank the soldiers for their loy-
alty and devotion,
United States Senate, Volunteer
Bill passed the,
bill for the collection of duties in
seceded States, passed by the, D. 28
amendment of Mr. Powell in ref-

erence to interference with Afri-
can slavery, offered in the, D. 33
United States Department, notice
in reference to passports, D. 71
United States troops in the field,
July 1st,
Doc. 231
United States vs. Booth, case of,

Doc. 141
"Upon the Hill before Centre-
ville," by George H. Boker, P. 65

VALLANDIGHAM,

his visit to
the Ohio encampments, D. 21
his resolution declaring vacant
the seats of such members as
had accepted military com-
mands,
D. 23
remarks on the loan bill, Doc. 257
VAN BUREN, WM. H., M. D. See
Sanitary Commission.
VANDERBILT, CORNELIUS, letter of,

to W. O. Bartlett, Doc. 152; D. 4
VAN HORN, -, Major,
D. 34
VAN VLEIT, STEWART, Mujor, Doc. 589
VAUGHAN,
Colonel 3d Tennes-
-
see Regiment,
Doc. 43
VENABLE, A. W., of N. Carolina, D. 2
Vermont Volunteers, 2d Regiment

of,

list of officers of,

3d Regiment of,

D. 7
Doc. 172
D. 40

Vicksburg, Miss., women of, op-

posed to the Home Guard, P. 57
VICTORIA, Queen,
D. 58

Vienna, Va. See William H. Ray-

nor, Robert S. Schenck.

"Views of a Southerner,"

Doc. 196

VIRGIN, S. H. See Boston Latin

P. 84
Doc. 198

UNDERWOOD, T. HULBURT,
Union, the nature of the,
"Union Captivators," female mili-
tary company of Falmouth,
Ky.,
Union Convention, an unreported,

School.

Virginia, aspect of affairs in, Juno

19th,

D. 1

3d Regiment of, capture rebels at
Clarksburg,

D.

62

88

THOMPSON, JEFF., proclamation of,
to the people of Missouri, Aug.
1st,
Doc. 457; D. 50
"Thoughts Suggested by the Occa-
sion on the Night of July 4th,
1361," by J. C. B.

THUNKINS, S. C., Surgeon, 4th Regt.
Maine Volunteers,
TILGIMAN, LLOYD, Col., letter from

P. 111
D. 65

P. 74
P. 60
Union Defence Committee, report
of the Executivo Committee of
the,
D. 74
Unionists at the South, sufferings
of the,
P. 44, 56, 57, 71
U. S. Army, temperance in the,
Doc. 479
general order in reference to
nurses in the,
Doc. 584
how to distinguish the rank of
officers of,
P. 86
United States Congress met at
Washington,
D. 19
thanks General McClellan for his
victories in Western Virginia,

newspapers of, "provoko" the
Charleston Mercury,
sufferings in the border counties

D. 51

of,

D. 61

delegates from, to the rebel Con-

gross,
the advance into,
"Boston Transcript's" narrative of

Doc. 178

Doc. 812

the,

Doc. 812

Gen. Buckner to,

Doc. 164

TILLEY, II. II., remarks on Rus-

sell's letters,

Doc. 60

TILLINGHAST, O. II., Capt., killed,

Doc. 5

TILLMAN, WM. See L. S. Waring.
TILLOTSON, -, Lieut.,

Doc. 478

TILTON, THEODORE,

"To Arms, To Arms," by Dr. Rey-

nolds,

P. 63
P. 110
-, Gen., rebel, notice
D. 46
"Bay
P. 109
D. 98

D. 31
passed tho tariff and direct tax
bill,
D. 32
United States Executive Govern-
ment, 1857-61, list of them, Doc. 493
1861 to 1865,
Doc. 541
and newspaper correspondents, D. 28
United States Government, clerks
of, resign on account of the Vir-
ginia ordinance,
D. 47
United States House of Represent-
atives passed a bill empower-
ing the President to close South-
ern ports,
pass the bill authorizing the Pres-
ident to accept 500,000 volun-
teers,
D. 81
case of Henry May, of Maryland,
considered in,
D. 88

VON GILSA, LEOPOT.D, Col. DeKalb

the "N. Y. Herald's" narrative
of the advance into Virginia,
Doc. 314
"N. Y. Times"" narrative of the,
Doc. $19
ordinance of, prohibiting citizens
of the State from holding office
under the United States, Doc. 440
account of the signing of the se-

Virginia Volunteers, 1st Regt. of, D. 62
VIRGIA LUIGI, of Italy,

Regt. N. Y. S. V., D. 28; Doc.
notice of,

P. 81

P. 98

D. 40

8

Doc. 899

pressed,

66

D. 17
WETMORE, A. R., notice of, D. 55
WETMORE, PROSPER M., address to
the Fire Zouaves,
D. 66
WHARTON, CHARLES, Col. Delaware
troops,
"What of the Night?"

Wisconsin Militia, Second Regi-

ment of, return home,
Volunteers, returned to Milwau-
kee,

1st Regt. of, at Hainesville, Va., D. 16
operations of the, near Point of
Rocks, Md.,

Second Regiment of, arrived at

Washington,

D. 55

list of officers of,

P. 96

flag presentation to the,

Third Regiment,

D. 80

Fifth Regiment,

D. 44

Sixth Regiment,

D. 58

WISE, HENRY A., proclamation of,

Doc. 278

D. 25

D. 50

War Department, U. S., report of
the Secretary of,
Doc. 229
WARD, EVERMONT, hand-bill of,
found in the tent of Col. Pe-
gram,
P. 108
WARD, JAMES H., Capt. U. 8. N.,
killed by James Sthreskley,
D. 10; P. 99
WARD, J. HOBART, Col. 88th Regt.
N. Y. Vols.,
D. 8; Doc. 146
report of battle of Bull Run, Doc. 28
Warsaw, Mo., secessionists of, D. 2
"War's Changes," by B. P. S., P. 67
"War Song"-Louisville Journal,
P.
"War Song," dedicated to the Mas-
sachusetts Regiments, by W.W.
Strong,
P. 47
"War Sonnets," by C. K. Tucker-
P. 82, 83
Washington City, flag-raising at, D. 12
troops hurried to,
D. 69
review of the N. Y. S. V. at, July
4th,
84

WHEAT, ROBERT, Major, his battal-
ion in the battle of Bull Run,
P. 12, 15
Wheeler's Gap, Tenn., rebel infan-
try at,
D. 10
Wheeling, Va., Gov. Pierpont in-
augurated at,
Doc. 153
WHIPPLE, W. D., Capt., Assistant
Adj.-Gen. at Bull Run, Doc. 17
WHITE, Capt., at the skirmish
at Potosi, Mo.,
D. 68
WHITELY, WILLIAM G., of Del., no-
tice of,
D.
WHITING, HENRY, Col. 2d Vt. Vols.,
D. 7; Doc. 172
WHITING, KENNON, Mr., at the
burning of Hampton, Va., Doc. 485
WHITING, W. H., Brig.-Gen., rebel,
report of battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 48
WHITMAN, SARAI HELEN,
P.
2
WHITNEY, -
Quartermaster-Ser-
geant of Vt. Regt.,
D. 88
WHITTINGHAM, BISHOP, pastoral
letter of, Aug. 14, D. 66; Doc. 528
WICKLIFFE, of Ky., announces his

State still for the Union, D. 58
WILCOX, , Col., ut Bull Run, D. 86
WILHELM, Lt.-Col. Penn. 28d Regi-
ment,
D. 75
WILLEY, J. M. Rev., anecdote of, P. 15
WILLIAMS, J. T., speech to the 8th
Maine Volunteers,
D. 9
WILLIAMS, JOHN, bravery of, D. 10, 13
WILLIAMS, JOIN, of Virginia, D. 61
WILLIAMS, L. A., Capt.,

WILLSON, FORCETTIIE,

July 6th,

proclamation of, July 10th,
flight from Gauley Bridge,
WITTHAUS, (Miss,) P. A.,
WITTHAUS, R. A., presents regi-

Doc. 899

mental colors to the De Kalb
Regiment, N. Y. S. V., Doc. 898
speech of the wife of, Doc. 899
"W. I. Maclay " fired into at Cape 45

Girardeau,

Women, the American,
See Mary W. Dennis.
See Garibaldi Guard.

See "Union Captivators."

Doc. 261

patriotism of the Portland, Me., P. 41
of Mississippi oppose the "Home
Guard,"

P. 57
anecdote of Massachusetts sol-
dier and the Baltimore, P. 72
a Vermont woman "regretted
it,"
P. 91
WOOD, Gov. of Illinois, defeats
the rebels at Munroe Station,
Mo.,
D. 26
WOOD, ROBERT C., M. D. See San-
itary Commission,

Doc. 589

at Scarytown, Va.,

Doc. 882

P. 61

WOOL, JOHN E., Gen., ordered to

Fortress Monroe,

D. 65

D.

3

assumed command,

D. 70

D. 74

WILSON, J. W., Capt. Illinois
Bridge Fusileers,

WILSON, Capt., of Atlanta, Ga.,

speech of, on Bull Run, P. 12
WILSON, ROBERT, elected President
of State Convenion,
D. 88
Wilson's Creek, Mo., battle of, D. 61
plan of the battle at,
D. 62
Doc. 494
Doc. 495

order in reference to the com-
mand of Gen. Butler,
WRIGHT, CLARK W., Capt., report
of the battle of Wilson's Creek,
Doc. 505
WRIGHT, URIAH, disunion speech
of,
D. 88
WYATT, HENRY L., Edgecomb

Guards, rebel, killed at battle of
Bethel, Va.
Doc. 165

Mass. Regt.

Gen. Fremont's report,

Major Sturgis' report,

Doc. 235

Gen. Siegel's report,

Doc. 499

"We'll let them alone," by F. B.
Copp,

Lt. Col. Merritt's report,

Doc. 500

P. 78

Capt. Totten's report,

Doc. 501

WYMAN, POWELL T., Col. 16th

P. 4C

Lt. Dubois' report,

Doc. 502

D. 69

Capt. Steele's report,

Doc. 503

Doc. 504

Y

Capt. Carr's report,
Capt. Wright's report,
National loss at,
Secession reports, Gen.
report,

Gen. Clarke's report,
Ben McCulloch's report,

Mo. "Democrat" narrative, Doc. 511
N. Y. "Tribune" account, Doc. 514
Secession narratives, Lt. Barlow's
account,

"Yankee Doodle on the Crisis," P. 93
YATES, RICHARD, Gov., Proclama-

tion of, Aug. 17th, Doc. 689; D. 69
YELVERTON,
Lt. N.Y. 7th Regt.,

D. 15
P. 108

YORK, Lieut., anecdote of, P. 54
"Yorktown," steamer,