Bayou Grand Coteau, La., battle at,

BAYLER, T. G., Capt., report of battle
of Chattanooga,
Doc. 210
Bayou Bourbeaux, La., battle at,
D. 2, Doc. 149
D. 2

Bolivar Landing, Tenn., Nationals
surprised at,

BOLLES, -, Major,

D. 40
D. 14

Bayou Plaquemine, La., rebel depre-
dations at,

Bayou Sara, skirmish at,

D.

D.

63
6

BEALL, JOHN Y., Acting Master,
Bealton, Va., fight near,

BEAN, M. DUDLEY,

D. 53

Bean Station, Tenn., fight at,

D. 20

"a poor set-off for Knoxville," D.
Bear Inlet, N. C., Official Reports of
the expedition to, Doc. 464, D.
BEATTIE, JOHN W., Capt.,
Beaufort, S. C., sale of confiscated es-
tates at,

29

61
Doc. 45

D. 35

Doc. 86
BOONE, W. P., Colonel Twenty-eighth
Kentucky,
Doc. 423
BOONE, J. ROWAN, Capt., noticed. Doc. 221
BOOTH, L. F., Major, See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 2
D. 22 BORDEN, -, Acting Master's Mate,
D. 33
D. 70
Boston, Mass., volunteering meetings
in,
D. 10
BOWEN, T. S., A.A.G.. noticed, Doc. 231
Bowns, Capt., rebel, surprised
near Windsor, N. C.,
D. 42
BOYKIN, F. M., Gen.,
BRADFORD, A. H., Gov., letter of Pres-
ident Lincoln to,
D
BRADFORD, W. F., Major. See Fort
Pillow.

BOOKER, ISAIAH S. See Returned Pris-
oners,

D. 65

N. C. rebel troops,
BUCHANAN, F., Admiral, rebel, capture
of,
BUCKLAND, R. B., Gen.,

D. 14

Doc. 102

Doc. 198

BUCKNER, S. B., Gen., rebel,

P. 37

D. 38

BENEDICT, LEW., Col., killed at Plea-

sant Hill, La.,

Doc. 537
P. 49
P. 48

D. 21

assigned to duty in Richmond, D. 47
BRAMLETTE, THOMAS E., Gov., letter
to Captain Cahill,
address in reference to the enlist-
ment of negroes in Kentucky, D.
proclamation in reference to guer
rillas,
Doc. 327
Brandon, Miss., occupied by General
Sherman,
Doc. 475, 481
General Sherman's army passes

BUFORD, N. B., Gen., speech at
na, Ark., Jan. 2d, 1864,
noticed,

Bullion in the South. See Plate,
BURBRIDGE, S. G., Major-Gen.
Grand Coteau, La,
BURGESS,, Bishop of Maine,
Burlington, Va., fight at,

Doc. 324

BUFORD, JOHN, death of,

D. 22, P. 24

Hele-

D. 63

D. 26

See

Doc. 150

P. 60

through,

Doc. 472, 477

noticed,

Doc. 550

Brandon, Va., expedition to,

Doc. 340

invested by the rebels,
BURNHAM, GEORGE P., Capt.,
BURNS, A., Capt., killed at Pleasant
Hill, La.,

D. 41
Doc. 826

P. 30

Doc. 541

Lookout Mountain,

Doc. 215

BRANNAN, J. M., Gen.,

See Chickamauga,

Doc. 368

BENNETT, J. E., Col., Seventy-fifth

BRASHEARS, Louis, rebel,

BURNS, JOHN, at Gettysburgh,

BURNSIDE, A. E., Major-Gen. See Hal-
leck's Report,
Doc. 168
at Campbell's Station, Tenn., Doc. 189
letter to Gen Sherman, thanking

him for the relief of Knoxville,

D. 56
BRAYDON, CHAS. A. See Mobile, Doc. 119
BRAYMAN, MASON, Brig.-Gen., testi-
mony in the Fort Pillow examina-
tion,
Doc.
74" Brazil," steamboat, fired on, D.
Brazos de Santiago, Texas, Banks's
army lands at,
D.
Brazos Island, Texas, landing of Un-
ion troops at,
Doc. 147
Brazos River, Texas, blockade-runner
captured in,
D. 48
BREATHITT,———— - Major, Ky. cavalry, D. 80
BRECKENRIDGE, JOHN C., Gen., noticed,
D. 27
at Lookout Mountain,
Doc. 213
BREWSTER, N. SAWYER, report of the

the battle of Chattanooga, Doc. 224
BEVEL, ELOIS. See Fort Pillow, Doc. 69
"Bill Arp on the Confederate Cur-
rency,"

P. 33

BIRTWISTLE, JAMES. Report of the
James River Expedition, Doc. 441
BLACK, M., Surgeon,
Doc. 37
Black Flags. See G. T. Beauregard, P.
BLACKFORD, -, Capt., Account of
the death of,
Doc. 468
"Black Hawk," steamer, fired on, D. 11
Black River, Mo., fight near, D. 23
Official Reports of the expedition up
the,
Doc. 444
P. 23
BLAIR, FRANK P., Major-Gen., Doc. 195
BLAIR, MONTGOMERY. See Emancipa-
tion Proclamation,
Blandville, Ky., rebel depredations at,

Brooks's Plantation, Yazoo
fight at,

D. 54

D. 3
Blankets for the rebels. See Alaba-
ma,
D. 27
Blockade, Admiral Lee's report on
the efficiency of the,
Doc. 299
BODENHAMER, WILLIAM J., Capt., Doc. 497
BOGART, G. M., Acting Ensign,_no-
ticed,
Doc. 105

D. 5S
BROUGH, JOHN, Gov. of Ohio, D. 14, 71
BROWN, ALBERT G., noticed,
P. 16
BROWN, GEORGE, Lieut. Com., Doc. 101
report of operations near Mobile,
Doc. 126
BROWN, GEORGE R., Capt. Ninth Indi-
ana battery, noticed,
Doc. 540
BROWN, JOHN, of Harper's Ferry, anec
dote of, and Gen. R. E. Lee,
P. 25
BROWN, JOSEPH E., Gov., message of,

cause of its failure,

D. 5
order in reference to disloyal per-
sons,
D. 5
declared an "outlaw," D. 27, 44
order in reference to the Norfolk
gas-works,
D. 28
letter to the Norfolk perfection-
ists,
D. 33, P. 48
action of the rebel Senate on the
outlawry of,
D. 85
order in reference to Mrs. Graves,
D. 37, P. 62
D. 87
his expedition to surprise Richmond,
D. 48
D. 43
order for the government of contra-
bands,
Doc. 261
See Charles City Court-House, Doc. 287
order in reference to the seizure of

CLARK, -, guerrilla,

D. 63

reports of the battle at,
CHASE, SALMON P. See Emancipation

Cedar County, Mo., records of cap-
tured,
D.
Centreville, Tenn., guerrillas defeated
at,
Doc. 207
"Ceres," capture of the,
D. 18
CHALMERS, Gen., rebel, at Colliers-
ville, Tenn.,
D. 2
CHAMP FERGUSON. See Ferguson,
D. 53, 54
CHAMPION, THOMAS E., Col., noticed,
Doc. 221
Champion Hills, Miss., skirmish at,
Doc. 475, 477
CHAMPLIN E., Lieut., noticed, Doc. 511
Chancellorsville, Va., the battle of, an
advantage to the rebels, D. 29
CHAPIN,-, Capt. Eighty-fifth N. Y.
regiment,
D. 68
CHAPIN,
Col., guards of, sur-
prised near Knoxville,
D. 38
"Charge of the Mule Brigade," by
Thomas H. Elliott,
P. 12
Charles City Court-House, Va., Col.
West's expedition to, D. 21, Doc. 287
Charleston, Ill., account of a riot
there,
Doc. 596
Charleston, Mo., guerrillas captured
near,
D. 35
Charleston, S. C., shelling of,
D. 19, 82, 35, 87, 42
Beauregard's defence of,
D. 8
Greek fire thrown into,
D. 31
Charlestown, Tenn., battle at. D. 27
Doc. 292

CLARY, WILLIAM, L.,

Doc. 32

35

CLAYTON, POWELL, Col.,

D. 35, 57

CLEARY WILLIAM, Lieut. See Fort
Pillow,

Doc. 66

CLEBURNE, PATRICK, Gen., performs

Proclamation,

D. 54

D. 9

noticed,

P. 53

notices of fights at,

Doc. 189, 250

Chatham," capture of the,

Camp amusements, account of,
Camp Butler, Ill., fire at,

P. 25

CHATTANNACH, WILLIAM,

D. 35

Camp Finnegan, Fla., account of,

Chattanooga, Tenn., battle of, com-
menced,

D. 30
D. 35
Col. Second Va. Colored
Regiment,
D. 50
COLE, SANDY. See Fort Pillow, Doc. 18
COLEMAN, ALFRED. See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 61
COLFAX, SCHUYLER, proposed to expel

D. 12

Doc. 896

closing of the battle of,

battle of, noticed,

Alexander Long,
Colliersville, Tenn., fight at,

D. 61

D. 2

D. 37
Doc. 521

accounts of the attack on, Doc. 461 462
COLLINS, WASHINGTON. See returned

prisoners,

Doc. 190

Colorado, First cavalry of,

Doc. 228

Doc. 84
D. 63
Colored troops, efficiency of the, Doc. 42
orders in reference to the enlistment

D. 53
ed soldier,
P. 16
CARR, EUGENE A., Gen., noticed, Doc. 517
See Rapidan,
Doc. 242
CARSON, CHRISTOPHER, Col., noticed,
D. 48
See operations in New-Mexico, Doc. 353
CARTER, Col. First Va. Cav., D. 23
CARTER, SAMUEL P., Brig.-Gen., Pro-

vost-Marshal at Knoxville, D. 88
Carter's Creek, Va., expedition up
the,
D. 72
CARTY, CHARLES L. See Mobile, Doc. 123
CASEY, O. H. P., Lieut.-Col., Thirty-
sixth Ind.,
Doc. 603
"Cassie Holt," capture of the, D. 48
CASTLE, WILLIAM, Capt. Eleventh Mo.
cavalry,
D. 46

"Chenango," accident on the,
Cherokee Indians, interview
Gen. McNeil,
noticed,
"Chesapeake," seizure of the,
recapture of the,

D. 41
D. 18, 19
D. 22
the capture of, an act of piracy, D. 45
the pirates of the, surrendered, D. 47
surrendered to the National au-
thorities,
D. 55
CHESTNEY, T. O., A. A.S., noticed, Doc. 590
Cheyennes, fight with the,
D. 63
Chicago Mercantile Battery, at Pleas
ant Hill, La.,
Doc. 542
Chickamauga, battle of. Gen. Mc-
Cook's statement,
Doc. 364
Gen. Negley's statement, Doc. 867
Chowan River, N. C., reconnoissance
of,
CHRISTIAN, HENRY. See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 15
D. 67

railroad, fight on the,
CHEATHAM, B. F., Gen., rebel, no-
ticed,
Cheek's Cross-Roads, Tenn., fight at,

D.

53

July 30,

Doc. 419

See Negroes.

D.

27

Columbus, Ky., rebel demand for súr-

render of,

Doc. 2

D.

53

D.

63

Columbus, Ohio, plot to rescue rebel
prisoners at,

D. 46

with

D. 14

Commerce. See Rebel Commerce, Doc. 596
"Company K," a poem,
P. 18
Confederate bonds. See currency, Doc. 431
Confederate Congress, the crisis of
the,
D. 28
bill to prohibit dealing in United
States currency,
See rebel Congress.
Confederate Currency, Bill Arp on
the,
P. 83
Confederate notes, to be taxed,
"Confederate official reports," sup-
pressed,

D. 25

D. 6

D. 57

D. 62

CRUFT, CHARLES, Brig.-Gen., noticed,

DAVIS,
cavalry,
Major Third
Island,
DAVIS, R. S., Major, noticed,
DAVIS, SHELTON C., noticed,
Dead in Bivouac, by George P.
ham,

Doc. 202
Major Fourteenth Ill.,
Rhode

Reports of the battle at,
DROUGHT, JOHN WESLEY,

Doc. 155
D. 26
Drummer-Boy of the Eighth Mich., P. 29
DRYE, G. W., Capt., notice of, Doc. 249
DUCKWORTH, Col., rebel, Doc. 47
DUFFIE, ALFRED N., Gen., occupied

D. 41

Lewisburgh, Va.,

D. 4

Doc. 534

See Operations in West-Virginia.
DUFFIELD, D. Bethune,

P. 80

Doc. 264

Dukedom, Tenn., fight at,

D. 48

Doc. 455

Burn-

CUMMINGS, A. C.,

D. 41
Doc. 455

Currency. See United States

D. 25
P. 83
Act to reduce the rebel currency to,
Doc. 431
See Rebel Currency,
D. 47
CURRIE, LEONARD D. H., Col. One Hun-
dred and Thirty-third N. Y., Doc. 531
CCRRY,, Colonel, of the Marine
Brigade,
D. 24
CURTIS, HENRY, Jr., A. A. G., Doc. 297
CUSTER, GEORGE A., Gen., at Morton's
Ford, Ya.,
Doc. 240, D. 8
account of his expedition toward
Richmond, Va. Doc. 568, 569, 570
expedition of, returns to Culpeper,
noticed,

Cur-

D. 48

D. 48

D

P. 80
DEAL, Colonel, capture of, D. 1
DEAN, H. H., Lieut., Eleventh Illinois,
Doc. 417
DEANE, F. B.,
D. 455
DECAULP, JERUTH, Mrs., account of, P. 10
Decatur, Alabama, capture of, D. 49
Decatur, Miss., occupation of,
Gen. Sherman's troops at, Doc. 476, 483
"Dee," destruction of the steamer, D. 42
DEFEVER, JOHN, Sergeant, bravery of,
Doc. 314
DE JEUNNE, CECILIA, Miss, some ac-
count of,
P. 53
DE TROBRIAND, REGIS, Col., at Kelly's
Ford,
Doc. 161
Delaware Volunteers, First Regiment
of,
D. 28
Department of the Missouri, Gen. Rose-
crans assumes command of, D. 40
Department of the Ohio, Foster as-
sumes the command of, D. 20
DE PEYSTER, J. WATTS, Gen., P. 64
De Russey, Fort, capture of, Doc. 515
account of the capture of, Doc. 518
See Fort De Russey,
D. 53
Deserters, how the rebels branded, P. 28
See Grant's orders in reference to
rebel,
Doc. 281

East-Bay, Fla., Report of the destruc-
tion of rebel salt-works on the,
EASTMAN, T. H., Lieut. Com.,
"Eastport," sinking of the,
East-Tennessee, operations in,
ECHOLS, JOHN, Gen., at Droop Moun-
tain,
D. 3; Doc. 155
noticed,
D. 20
EDGAR, GEORGE P., Capt., D. 86, 58
Education. See Board of Education,
D. 56
"Edward," capture of the schooner,
D. 26
EDWARDS, ARTHUR. See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 14
EDWARDS, C. S., Col., report of opera-
tions near Rappahannock Station,
"Edwin," capture of the,

Doc. 384

D. 70
Doc. 522
Doc. 818

Doc. 162

Doc. 281

66

Flint Hill, Va., fight at,
Florence, Alabama, fight near,
Florence, Tenn., fight near,
Florida, Gen. Seymour's campaign in,
Doc. 394
Reports of naval operations in, Doc. 280
Florida," report of the escape of the
privateer,
Doc. 421
"Florida," capture of the blockade-
running steamer,
D. 55
FLOYD, JOHN B., an epitaph for, P. 6
noticed,
P. 37
FLUSSER, C. W., Lieut. Com., death of,
D. 68, 69
"Fly," capture of the,
D. 82
FLYNN, Capt., release of, D.
FoOTE, H. S., of Tenn., criticises Jeffer-
son Davis,
D.
remarks on the Amnesty Proclama-
tion,
D. 21
FORREST, N. B., Gen., captures Union
City and Paducah, Ky., D. 56;

Doc. 513
D. 66
P. 89
Enterprise, Miss., Sherman's expedi
tion to,
Doc. 473, 484
Estelle Springs, Tenn., fight near, D. 53
Evangelical Tract Society of Peters-
burgh, Va., a curious publication
of,

Enlisted, by W. A. Kendall,

P. 26
EWING, HUGH, Gen., noticed, Doc. 195, 198
at Pleasant Hill, La.,
Doc. 543

of the battle of, Doc. 510; D. 58
St. Paul "Pioneer " account of the
battle,
Doc. 511
FITZPATRICK, THOMAS. See Mobile,
Doc. 109, 134
Five-Twenty Bonds, sale of,
D.
"Flank Movement," by W. T. Sher-
man,

Doc. 380
Fremont's Orchard, fight at, D. 63
"Freestone," attack on the steamer, D. 38
FRENCH, AUGUSTUS E., Ensign, D. 58
FRENCH, W. II., Major-Gen., detached

1

P. 29

D. 35

FRANKLIN, ABRAHAM, killed at the riot
in New-York,

Fourth Army Corps, Gen. Howard as-
signed to,

D. 59

D. 35

Doc. 805

53

P. 5
FRANKLIN, W. B, Gen., at the battle
of Pleasant Hill, Doc. 537, 515, 542
See Red River campaign.
Franklin Co., N. C, farmers of, refuse
to be taxed by the rebel govern-
ment,
D. 7
Franklin, Va., saltpetre works at, de-
stroyed,
D. 49.
Frederick County, Md., excitement in,
D. 49
Frederick's Hall, Va., destruction of
railroad at,
Doc. 574
Freedmen's Aid Societies, noticed, D. 22
FREEMAN, MARTIN, Pilot, noticed, Doc. 105
"Freeman's Band," report of the at-
tack on,

18

correspondence concerning,

D. 33

Doc. 499, 506
despatch relative to the capture of
Union City,
Doc. 599
D. 63; Doc. 1,

from the army of the Potomac, D. 56
noticed,
D. 4; Doc. 163
Front Royal, Va., Col. Taylor's recon-
noissance to,
D. 31

24

FRY, JAMES B., Gen., denies assertion
of Dean Richmond,

D. 1

Fair Gardens, Tenn., National victory

at,
FALLS, ELIAS. See Fort Pillow, Doc.
"Fannie and Jennie," capture of the,

"Fanny," capture of the,

his account of Fort Pillow,

P.

55

FULBRIGHT, EPHRAIM,

D. 58

D. 37

official report of the massacre at Fort

FULBRIGHT, WILLIAM,

D. 56

FULKS, NATHAN S. See Fort Pillow,

raid in Tennessee,

D. 43

noticed,

FARRAGUT, D. G., Rear-Admiral, sailed

from Brooklyn, N. Y.,

D.

31

Doc. 334
Doc. 491; D. 26
Fort Caswell, N. C., blockade-runner
"A. D. Vance" beached near, D. 85
Fort De Russey, La., capture of, D. 53
accounts of the capture of, Doc. 429
list of officers captured at, Doc. 431
Fort Donelson, Tenn., a reminiscence
of the surrender of,
P. 87
Fort Esperanza, Texas, destroyed, D. 16
Reports of the reduction of, Doc. 215
Fort Gibson, Ark., fight at,
Fort Gray, N. C., attack on,
Fort Morgan, Reports of the capture
of,
Doc. 133
Fort Pillow, Tenn., massacre at, Re-
port of Committee on the Conduct
of the War,
Doc. 1; D. 63
General Forrest's official report of
the affair at,
Doc. 598
General Forrest's unofficial account
of the massacre at,
President Lincoln's remarks on the
massacre at,
fight near,
Fort Pillow, a poem,

D. 67
D. 53
P. 40
Fort Powell, Ala., bombardment of, D. 47
surrender of, official reports of Ad-
miral Farragut and others, Doc. 100
Fort Sanders, Tenn., assault on, D. 16;
Doc. 316
Fort Smith, Ark., reconnoissance from,
D. 24
Fort Sumner, N. M., fight near, D. 31
Fort Sumter, S. C., bombardment and
accident at,
D. 1, 42
See Charleston, S. C.
Fort Wagner, S. C., Report of Major
T. B. Brooks, on the operations of
the negro troops at,
"Forward March," by Mrs. C. J.
Moore,

Doc. 567
D. 63
D. 40
GANSEVOORT, GUERT, Capt., report of
the James River expedition,
Doc, 439
GANTT, E. W., Gen., pardoned, D. 19
GARDE, FRANCISCO, death of,
D. 4S
GARDNER, CHABLES HOWARD, the

at Paintsville, Ky.,
GAMBLE, R. H., Gov., died at St. Louis,

Doc. 372

ations of the, in Alabama,

Doc. 356

P. 71
D. 21

Finances. See Jay Cooke,

a chaos in the rebel,

D. 1
D. 29

FOSTER,
Col., noticed,
FOSTER, EVERETT W., Major, Report of
the battle of Fitzhugh's Woods,
Ark.,
Doc. 510
FOSTER, IRA R., Quar.-Master Gen. of

GARFIELD, J. A., Brig.-Gen., at Chicka-
mauga,
Doc. 364
GARRARD, J., Col., at Cheek's Cross-

Roads, Tenn.,

D. 53
D. 37; Doc. 339
Lieut., Third Arkansas
D. 34
GEARY, JOHN W., Brig.-Gen., order on
the battle of Lookout Mountain,
Doc. 248, 211
Doc. 195

noticed,
GATES,

Cavalry,

at Chattanooga,

incidents of,

"G. Garibaldi," capture of the,
GHERARDI, BANCROFT, Lieut. Com., re-
port of operations near Mobile, Doc. 125
See Mobile,
Doc. 101
GHOLSON, Gen., rebel, Doc. 493, 495
GILLIS, JAMES H., Lieut. Com., report
of the James River expedition, Doc. 439
GILLINGHAM, NED., Capt., adventure
of,

GILLMORE, Q. A., Gen., noticed,
D. 19, 32; Doc. 357
despatch concerning Gen. Seymour's
campaign in Florida,
Doc. 394

report on the battle of Olustee, Doc. 401

P. 5

D. 49

P. 4

an incident of Vicksburgh,
noticed,
D. 36, 43, 47, 58, 59, 65
Grant, a poem by George H. Boker, P. 12
Grant's Pass, Ala., gunboats attack
the fort at,
D. 45
GRAVES, JENNIE, Mrs., sent to the
South,
D. 87
GRAVES, MARY S., Gen. Butler's let-
ter to,
GRAVES, NELLY, noticed,

P. 45

HANNA, J., Marshall,

P. 26

"Hannah," sloop, captured,
Hannibal, Mo., guerrilla attack near,

D. 51

D. 67

P. 62

P. 51

HARDING, DUNCAN. See Fort Pillow,

Greek Fire thrown into Charleston,
S. C.,

Doc. 10

used by guerrillas,

D. 31
D. 41
P. 7
D. 49
GREEN, C. H., Lieut. Com., Doc. 101
report of operations near Mobile,
Doc. 125
GREEN, THOMAS, Gen., death of, Doc. 525
567.

notice 1,

D. 31

HARTE, F. B.,

P. 31

port of combined expedition up
the James River, Doc. 435; D. 63
account of his expedition into Vir-
ginia,
Doc. 340
his expedition to Brandon Farms,
Va.,
D. 37
GRAHAM, GEORGE W., Capt., his expe-
dition to Greenville, N. C.,
D. 13
Grand Coteau, La., reports of the
battle of
Doc. 149
Grand Ecore, La., occupation of, by
the Nationals,
Doc. 520

GRENEWALD, LEONARD, anecdote of, P.
GRESHAM,, Col., rebel,
D.
"Gray Jacket," steamer, captured, D.
Greysville, Tenn., fight near, Doc. 209
GRICE,- Mr. See Rebel Retalia-
tion,
Doc. 455
GRIERSON, BENJAMIN H., Gen., ac-
counts of his expedition into
Miss.,
D. 48, Doc. 457, 489
at Wolf River, Tenn.,
D. 69
GROSE, W., Col.. report of the battle
of Mission Ri tre,
Doc. 603
report of operations around Dalton,
Ga.,
Doc. 600
notice of,
Doc. 208
Guerrillas. See "Citizen Guerrillas,"
D. 51
Gov. Bramlette's proclamation on,
Doc. 327
GUITAR, Brig.-Gen., relinquished his
command in North Mo., D. 59
GUION, GEORGE M., Col. See "Marine
Brigade,"
D. 10

17

19
30

HASKINS, JOHN. See Fort Pillow, Doc.
HATCH,
Col. at Colliersville,

12

Tenn.,

D. 2