laboring men impressed in,

diary of operations before,

notices of,

Doc. 1, 98; D. 20, 21, 50; P.
"Butler's Proclamation," by Paul H.

PAGE

Cedar Mountain, Va., battle of, official
reports of, D. 57; Doc. 316,346, 347
rebel reports of the battle of, Doc. 330
Centreville, Va., fight near, D. 66; Doc. 603
capture of a Union train near, D. 69
Union army evacuates,
D. 70
"Certain Non-Conscripts" protest
against the rebel conscription
law,
D. 56
CHAMBERLAIN, E. H. See Southern
Manufacturers,
P. 10
CHAMBERS, ALEXANDER, Col. Sixteenth
Iowa,
Doc. 481
Chantilly, Va., reports of the battle
of,
D. 69; Doc. 399, 604
CHAPLIN, DANIEL, Col.,
D. 65
Chaplin Hills, Ky., battle of, D. 93
official report of the battle of, Doc. 507
Cincinnati "Gazette" account of
the battle of,
Doc. 525
rebel reports of the battle of, Doc. 532
Mobile "Register" account of, Doc. 533
Chapmansville, Va., fight near, D. 73
Charles City Cross Roads, Va., battle
of,
D. 34; Doc. 259
Charleston, S. C., the strength of, D. 8
martial law in,
D. 8, 11

COLGROVE, SILAS, Col., Twenty-seventh
Indiana Regiment,
COLLYER, VINCENT, Dr. See negro

schools,
Colorado Territory,

Colorado Volunteers, "Pike's Peak-
ers,"
Columbia," steamer, captured, D.
Columbia, Tenn., Union meeting at,

PAGE

Clinton, N. C., reconnoissance to, D. 13
CLOPPER, JOHN V.,
D. 42
CLUSERET, GUSTAVE P., Gen., D. 21,
Doc. 105, 161
COCHRANE, JOHN, Gen.,
Doc. 90
Cochrane's Cross Roads, Miss., fight at
D. 77
Cockpit Point, Va., rebel battery de-
stroyed at,
D. 92
COFFEE, SILAS, Col., rebel guerrilla, D. 61
Coggins' Point, Va., fight at, D. 51;
Doc. 566
Cold Harbor, Va., fight at, D. 16; Doc. 144
Cold Water, Miss., skirmish at, D. 46
COLE, WILLIAM, Dr., rebel,
D. 52
Cole's Island, S. C., rebel works on,
bombarded,
D. 14
Doc. 54

D. 19
D. 58

D. 7

53

D. 22

D. 12

Doc. 27S

excitement in, on the fall of New-
bern, N. C.,

skirmish near,
"Columbia's Invocation," by Charles
A. Barry,
Compton's Ferry, Mo., fight at, D. 58;

D. 42

P. 45

Doc. 577

Chattanooga, Tenn., the bombard-
D. 24; Doc. 189
Doc. 396
D. 4

D. 37, 79

D. 60
assembled at Richmond, Va., D. 61
considers the invasion of the North,
D. 79
Foote's peace resolution in, D. $3
the emancipation act considered in,
D. 87
Foote's resolutions in respecting
California, Oregon, etc.,
D. 90
passes the military exemption act,
D. 91

Doc. 549

D. 44

Confederate conscription law, remon-
strance against the,
D. 56
Confederate currency, Bragg's order

D.

15

in reference to,

D. 90

Camp of instruction at Annapolis,
Md.,

battle of,

D. 83

circulation of, prohibited in

Mem-

Doc. 170

Chickasaw, Tenn., rebel depredations
at,

Confederate seal,

D. 86

D. 46

CAMPBELL, ANNA, Mrs.,

Doc. 284

Canada, people go to, to escape the
draft,

D. 57

Chipoaks Creek, Va., rebel schooner
captured on,
D. 48
CHRIST, B. C., Col., Doc. 477; D. 19, 20

Connecticut, self-mutilation in,

Doc. 575

"Canonicus," steamer, fired into, D. 88
Canton, Mo., skirmish at,

D. 51

Doc. 216

war meeting at,

D. 42
D. 51

Ninth Regiment of,

Doc. 299

Doe, 35, 388

excitement in on the approach of

the rebels,

Carlisle, Pa.,

CARMICHAEL, RICHARD, Judge, arrest
of,

P. 47
CAREY, E. M., Major Twelfth Regiment
Ohio,
Doc. 435
D. 86
D. 17
CARROLL, Col., at Port Republic, Va.,
Doc. 111, 112, 347

See Major-Gen. Wright,
Cincinnati Commercial

position of the military force after
the war,
Doc. 536; D. 23
his division in the battle of Fair
Oaks, Va.,
Docs. 93, 96
See Williamsburgh, notices, of,
Docs. 77, 79, 242, 313
CASS, THOMAS, Col., death of, D. 89
CASSILLY, W. B., Lieut.-Col, D. 29
Cassville, Mo., rebels routed at,
CATHERWOOD, E. C., Col., Sixth Regi-
ment Missouri Volunteers, D. 10
Catlett's Station, Va., raid on, D. 63;

D. 84

destruction of,
"Clara Dolsen," capture of the, D. 27;
Doc. 207
Clarendon, Ark., skirmishes at, D. 35, 59
CLARKE, JOHN B., letter in reference
to partisan rangers,
Clark's Hollow, Va., fight at, D. 2;
Doc. 3
Clarksville, Tenn., surrender of,
reports of the surrender of,
account of the expedition to, Doc. 609
recaptured,
D. 74
CLAY, CLEMENT C., Senator, rebel, re-

D. 69, 77
D. 85
account of
the battle of Fair Oaks, Doc. 89
account of the seven days' battles,
Doc. 236
account of the battle of Iuka, Miss.,
Doc. 485
report of the battle of Corinth, Doc. 500
Circassian," rebel steamer captured,
D. 3
City Point, James River, Va., fight at,
D.
D.

Eleventh Regiment of,
Fourteenth Regiment of,
Seventeenth Regiment of,
Eighteenth Regiment of,
Twentieth Regiment of,
Twenty-first Regiment of,
Conscription. See rebel conscription,
D. 82, 56; Doc. 113
Conservatives, meeting of, at New-
York,
D. 34
CONSTABLE, D. C., Lieut.-Col. Seventy-
fifth Ohio volunteers, D. 23; Doc. 39
See James River,

Doc. 455

D. 65

D. 70

D. 64

D. 78

D. 78

"Constitutional Gazetteer," the de-

28
66

struction of the,

D. 61

CONTURIE, AMEDI, consul at New-Or-
leans,
Doc. 129
Conway County, Ark., Unionists of,

D. 41

D. 61, 66

60, 61, 63

Doc. 582

Corinth, Miss., fight near,

D. 5

See Russell's House,

D. 12

See Col. Sedgewick,

D. 14

skirmishes near, May 24th, D. 17, 18, 19

account of the raid on,
Cave City, Ky., the rebel Morgan's
cavalry at,

Doc. 849
Doc. 558

D. 7

Cedar Creek, Va. See Cedar Moun-
tain,

solution respecting collection of
historical material,
D. 90
CLEVELAND, the jayhawker, the arrest
of,
D.
Cleveland, O., patriotism of the city
council of,
D. 41

7

the retreat from,

D. 20
Doc. 221

Cotton, Secretary Benjamin's answer

Danville, Ky., fight near,

COUCH, DARIUS M., Gen., at Bottom's

DAVIDSON, JOHN W., Brig.-Gen.,

Bridge, Va.,

notices of,

D. 14
D. 84; Doc. 19, 231, 314
Courtland, Ala., Union troops sur-
prised at,
Doc. 562; D. 48
Courtland, Tenn., fight near, D. 64
Covington, Ky., excitement in, D. 69
COWDIN, ROBT., Col. First Regiment

Massachusetts Volunteers, Doc. 229
Report of the battle of Glendale,
Doc. 260
COWEN, D. D. T., Lieut.-Col., Doc. 524
Cox, J. D., Gen., at Princeton, Va., D.
notices of,
Doc. 141, 454
Report of the battle of South Mount-
ain,
Doc. 431
Cox, JIM R. S. See Richmond, Ky.
Crab Orchard, Ky., skirmishes at, D. 63
CRAIG, -, Capt., One Hundred and
Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers,
Doc. 396
Craighead Point, Tenn., fight at, D. 16
CRAM, T. J., Col.,
Doc. 41

13

Doc. 595
DANA, N. J. T., Gen., at West-Point,
Va.,
Doc. 28
Darien, Ga., bombardment of, D. 12
DAUM, Col.,
Doc. 112
D. 35;
Doc. 248
DAVIES, Col., Harris Cavalry, D. 94;
Doc. 558
DAVIES, THOMAS A., Gen., at Corinth,
Miss.,
Doc. 153
notices of,
D. 14; Doc. 427
DAVIS, Col., One Hundred and Fourth
Pennsylvania,
Doc. 428
DAVIS, C. H., Flag-Officer, Report of
the battle of White River, Doc. 223
See Fort Pillow,
D. 6
at the fall of Memphis,
DAVIS, FRANK C., the exploit of, Doc.
431; D.

nia,

Philip Kearny, by George H. Bo-
ker,

DIX, JOHN A., Major-Gen., assumed
command at Fortress Monroe, D. 22
See Exchange of Prisoners,
notice of,

"Dixie," as sung in Tennessee,

DODGE, C. C., Lieut.-Col., New-York

Mounted Rifles, expedition into
North-Carolina,

notice of,

DODGE, Col., Fifty-second Pennsylva-

Donaldsonville, La., destruction of,

P. 50

Doc. 341

D. 79
P. 9

D. 20; Doc. 473

D. 87
Doc. 428

Craney Island, Va., bombardment of,

burned on the,

D. 61

D.

DUDLEY, N. A. M., Colonel, at Baton

address on the battle of Fair Oaks,

Cranston's Bluff, Savannah River,

Doc. 97

DUER, WM. A.,

D. 84

89

CRAVEN, THOS. T., Capt., U.S.N., Doc.
Report of the operations at Bayou

8

address after the seven days' con-
test,
Doc. 268
proclaims martial law in Virginia,

DUFFIE, A. N., Col., First Rhode Island
Cavalry,

Doc. $22

DUFFIELD, W. W., Gen.,

Doc. 115

Sara, La.,

Doc. 539

Doc. 332

See Murfreesboro, Ky.,

DUMONT, E., Gen. See Lebanon, Tenn.

DUNHAM, C. L., Col.,

See Munfordville, Ky.,

Dunkirk," brig, destroyed by the

"Alabama,"

Doc. 2ST

D. ST.

D. 81

Doc, 451

Doc. 110

D. 93

D. 8

D. 78, 87

DUNN, W. B., Capt., Second Kentucky
Volunteers,

DUNN,, the guerrilla,

Doc. 995
D. 51
DUNNING, S. H., Col., Fifth Ohio, Doc. 112
at Port Republic,

Doc. 111

DU PONT, S. F., Flag-Officer,
See" Planter."

Doc. 123

CUDWORTH, W. H., Rev.,

P. 12

Culpeper, Va., fight at,

D. 89

Culpeper County, Va., rebel sympa-

thizers arrested in,

D. 46

Cumberland, frigate, the officers of,

thanked by Congress,

D.

27

incident of the,

P. 27

"Defiance," schooner, captured, D. 77
DE FOREST, Col., Fifth N.Y.S.V., Doc. 53
DE KAY, DRAKE, Capt.,
Doc. 43
DE KAY, GEORGE C., Lieut., killed at
Grand Gulf, Miss.,
D. 18
DE KAY, S. E., account of the battle
of Baton Rouge,

DWIGHT, Major, Second Massachusetts
Regiment,

Doc. 57

Doc. 309

East-Tennessee, loyalists of,

27
D. 92

Cumberland Gap, Tenn., evacuated

"Delilah," brig, captured,

D.

35

expedition to,

Doc. 1-6

Democracy of the United States, ad-
dress to the,

operations in,

Doc. 170

D.

67
D. 68

Edgefield Junction, Tenn., fight at, D. 62
EDMUNDSON, JACK, Capt., capture of,

D. 8

D.

68

D. 44

EDWARDS, OLIVER, Col.,
EGAN,

CURTIN, ANDREW G., Gov., D. 19, 82
proclamation of, July 4th, D. 36
proclamation of, September 4th, D. 72
proclamation of, September 11th, D.
thanks the people of the State, D. 85
CURTIS, JOS. B., Lieut.-Col. Fourth
Regiment Rhode Island Volun-
teers,
Doc. 463
CURTIS, SAMUEL R., Gen., army of,
reached Helena, Ark.,
D. 39
notices of,
Doc. 275; D. 26
CUTLER, Dr., Twenty-first Massachu-
setts Regiment, heroism of the
daughter of,

P. 12

DENVER, J. W., Gen., at "Russell's

Doc. 248
"Department of East-Tennessee,
rebel,
D. 50
"Department of Louisiana," rebel, D. 31
"Department of Ohio," created, D. 62
Desertion in the rebel army,
Detroit, Mich, war meeting at,
DEVENS, CHARLES, Brig. Gen.,
"Diary of a Rebel Soldier," May
July 8,
DILYER, Capt., his battery,

D. 27
D. 41

Doc.
17 to
Doc. 278
Doc. 893

77

D. 74
Col. Fortieth N.Y.S. V.,
Doc. 896
D. 59

Elkton Station, Ala., fight at,
"Eliza," schooner, captured,
"Elizabeth," steamer, captured,
Elizabeth City, N. C., expedition
above,

D. 6

D. 63

D. 20

ELLIS, EDMUND, expelled from Missou-
ri,

P. 5

ELMORE, D. M., Capt. One Hundred
and Second N. Y.S.V.,
Emancipation. See Gen. Hunter.

Doc. 328

at Memphis, Tenn.,

considered in the rebel Congress,

D. 87

See Fremont,
FINLAY, JNO. H., Capt., Sixty-ninth
Regiment Indiana Volunteers,
Doc. 414
FINNEY, Lieut.-Col., Fiftieth Virginia,
rebel,
Doc. 143
Fishkill, N. Y., war meeting at, D. 44
FITCH, G. N., Col., D. 24; Doc. 224
Doc. 183
Report of the battle of Grand Prairie,
Ark.,
Doc. 549
FLANDRAU, CHARLES E., Capt., Report
of the battle of New-Ulm, Doc. 593
Florence, Ala., guerrilla depredations
at,
D.
Florence, Ky., rebel advance at, D.
fight near,
D. 82

Doc. 162

46

D. 91

"Emily St. Pierre," Captain of, pre-
sented with a testimonial,
"Emma," rebel steamer, burned, D. 68
"Emma," steamer, plundered by reb-

D. 2

Florida, Mo., skirmish near,
"Florida and the Oriental," account
of the,

D. 46

P.

"Florida," steamer,

account of cap-

Maurepas,

Doc. 188

ture of the,

P. 10

FULTON C. C.,

D. 34, 35

els,
"Emma," schooner, captured, D.
England. See ship "Emily St. Pierre."
public meetings in, in favor of

D.

peace,

D. 38

Fulton, Mo., battle near, Doc. 565; D. 49
FUNSTON, Dr. See Daniel Deckert.
Furloughs, revoked in the United
States Army,

D. 51

D. 8, 91

debate in the House of Lords on the
recognition of the Southern Con-
federacy,

D.

thanked by the U. S. Senate, D. 40
notice of,

"Waited and thought,"
"Foote," a Lay of Island No. Ten, P.
FOOTE, Senator, rebel, resolutions in
reference to California, Oregon,
etc.,
D. 90
FORD, THOMAS H., Col. Thirty-second
Ohio,
Doc. 439
FORD, Col. Seventy-third Ohio Volun-
teers,
D. 79; Doc. 108
FORREST, N. B., Gen., rebel, D. 40, 66, 68
See Murfreesboro, Ky.,
Doc. 286
Fort Abercrombie, attack on, D. 73

Evasion of military duty,

D. 56

D.

15

EVERETT, EDWARD,

D.

66

Fort Darling, Va., fight at,

D. 11

EWELL, RICHARD S., Gen., rebel,

Fort Donaldson, Tenn., attack

on, D. 65

reports of the fights at,

Exemption. See rebel military ex-

Fort Good Hope, D. C.,

Doc. 591
D. 29

emption act,

Fort Jackson, La.,

Doc. 2
48

GARNER, G. C., rebel, A.A.G.,
GARRETT, -, Col., rebel,

Fort Pillow, an account of,
fight near,

Doc. 165

F

Fairmont, Mo., surprised by the reb-

bombardment of, continued,
bombardment of, resumed,
evacuated by the rebels,

D. 6
D. 14

Gates County, N. C., expedition to, D. 18
Gauley, Va., evacuated by the Union-
ists,

D. 78

Doc. 163; D. 23

naval fight at,

skirmish near,

D. 28

fight at, June 21,

D. 30

Gen. Heintzelman's Report, Doc. 72, 312
"Fair Oaks Farm," Va., battle on the,

Doc. 231
"Fair Play," steamer, captured,
D. 60; Doc. 579
Falmouth, Ky., reconnoissance to, D. 81
Farmington, Miss., fight near, D. 2;
Doc. 4
battle at,
D. 6; Doc. 117
FARRAGUT, D. G., Flag-Officer,
P. 17; D.
Report of the destruction of the
"Arkansas,"

See Donaldsonville,
FARRAND, EBEN, rebel commander,

in the South,

Doc. 124
P. 20
D. 63

GAVIN, JAMES, Col. Seventh Indiana,
Doc. 111
at Port Republic,
Doc. 111
GAY, -, Gen. See Chaplin Hills.
GEARY, JOHN W., Brig.-Gen.,

2

Fort Wright, see Fort Pillow,

the shelling of,

Fort Wagner, near Washington, D. C.,
D. 29
D. 23
D.

9

GEORGE, W. G., A.A.G.,
Georgetown, Ky., rebel Morgan at,

Doc. 35

D. 41

FOSDICK, O. W.,

9

FOSTER, JOHN G., Major-Gen.,
D. 83; Doc. 609
FOSTER, R. S., Col. Thirteenth Indi-
ana,
Doc. 28
France. See "Harriet Ralli," D. 53
FRANCISCO, JOHN M., of Richmond, P. 14
Frankfort, Ky., occupied by the
rebels,

D. 79

rebels evacuate,

D. 91

Scott's rebel cavalry leave,

D. 92

Georgia, First Regiment of,
Third Regiment of, rebel,
Fourth Regiment of, rebel,
Twenty-second Regiment of,
Germans, four hundred leave
rebel ranks,
GESNER, Lieut.-Col., One Hun-
dred and First N.Y.S. V., Doc. 896
GIBBON, JOHN, Gen.,
Doc. 433, 436
GILBERT, C. C., Brig.-Gen.,
See Chaplin Hills, Ky.,

Doc. 242

Doc. 235

Doc. 235

Doc. 233

the

D. 1

Doc. 449

Doc. 512

circular to the Governors,

See Pope.

Doc. 121

Doc. 426

HAMBRIGHT, Col., Seventy-ninth Penn-
sylvania Volunteers,

GOODING, M., Colonel. See Chaplin

Hills, Ky.,

Doc. 521

skirmish at,

Grand Haze, Ark., skirmish at,

Grand Junction, Miss., Union troops

withdrawn from,

GOODWIN, D. G., Col. Ninth Virginia
Regiment, rebel,
Doc. 100
"Gordon," steamer, captured, D. 18
GORDON, GEO. H., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 54, 56
Report of the battle of Cedar Moun-
tain,
Doc. 816
Gordonsville, Va., Union army en-
ters,
D. 41
GORMAN, WM. A., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 88
GOVE,, Col. Twenty-second Mas-

sachusetts Regiment, Doc. 7, 69; P. 40
Governors of States, their relations to
the volunteers,
D. 28
address of the, to the President, D. 86
GRAHAM, JAMES M., A.A.G., D. 65
Grand Gulf, Miss., shelled,
D. 16
D. 18
D. 86
D. 47

notices of, D. 19, 20, 23, 42, 67, 83;
Doc. 118, 344, 465
HALSTEAD, —, Colonel, First New-
Jersey Cavalry,
Doc. 162
Doc. 187
at Jasper, Tenn.,
Doc. 169
HAMILTON, A. J., Governor,
D. 71
HAMILTON, C. S., Gen., at Iuka, Miss.,
Doc. 480
Hamilton, N. C., occupied by the Na-
tional troops,
D. 38
occupied by Gen. Foster, D. 90;
Doc. 550
HAMLIN, WILLIAM E., provost regula-
tions in Rhode Island,
D. 89
HAMMELL, - Captain, Hawkins's
Zouaves,
D. 88

GIVAN,

Major Seventh Penn-

sylvania,
Doc. 115
GLASS, W. H., Capt. See Cynthiana,
Ky.,
Doc. 290
Glasgow, Ky., Gen. Bragg at, D. 83
skirmish near,
D. 92
Glendale, Va., battle of, Doc. 259; D. 34
See Gen. McClellan.
GLISSON, O. S., Capt. U.S.N.,
Gloucester Point, Va., rebel raid on,

D. 31
D. 47
GODFREY, JOHN S., Capt., at the bat-
tle of Malvern Hill,
Doc. 268
"God is a Union Man," by C., P. 36
GOLDSBOROUGH, L. M., Com., attacked

Sewell's Point, Va.,
Report of operations on James
River, Va.,

PAGE

Havana, secessionists at,

HALL, GEORGE H., Col, Report of the
battle of Newtonia, Mo., Doc. 620
Halltown, Md., fight at,
D. 86
HALLECK, H. W., Major-Gen., en-
dorsement of Gen. Sherman, D. 2
expels newspaper correspondents
from his lines,
despatch from Corinth, Miss., June
9th,
D. 25; Doc. 149
protects the mall service in his de-
partment,
D. 88
assigned to the command of the
land forces of the United States,
D.
retired from the army of the Mis-
sissippi,
D. 41

PAGE
P. 33

"Hawkins's Zouaves," N.Y.S.V., D. 33
Haxall Landing, Va., fight at,

depredations in,

Report of the battle at Fair Oaks,
Doc. 819
notices of, D. 79; Doc. 80, 90, 232,
243, 248, 859
Helena, Ark., Curtis's army reached,

D. 44

HAYES, R. B., Lieut.-Colonel Twenty-

Hayward County, Tenn.,

guerrilla

D. 48

D. 89

rebel cavalry surprised near,
fight near,

D. 58

D. 59

Henderson, Ky., fight at,

D. 33

HAMMOND, J. H., Adjutant-General,
Report of the occupation of Co-
rinth,
Doc. 334
HAMMOND, WILLIAM A., U.S.A., appeal
to the women and children, D. 68
"Hampton Legion," the, rebel, Doc. 81
HANCE, the rebel spy, captured, D. 25
HANCOCK, W. S., Gen. See Williams-
burgh, Va.
notices of,
Doc. 242, 248
Hanover Court House, Va., battle of,
Doc. 67; D. 18
HANSON, Colonel, Twentieth Regiment
Kentucky Volunteers, Doc. 428
Hardin's Bluff, James River, Va., ac-
tion at,
Doc. 426
Harper's Ferry, Va., battle at, May
30th,
D. 21; Doc. 159
announcement of the attack on, D. 79
fight continued,
D. 80
D. 81
Report of the Investigation Com-
mittee on the surrender of, Doc. 439
Reports of the battle at, Doc. 445
rebel reports of the battles at, Doc. 449
evacuated by the rebels,
D. 83
Harrisburgh, Pa., excitement in, on

rebel depredations in,
"Heroic Chaplain," a,
High Court of Impeachment, D. 15, 25
HILL, A. P., Gen., rebel, Doc. 238, 332
HILL, D. H., Major-Gen., rebel, Doc.
96, 238, 438
See exchange of prisoners, Doc. 342
HINDMAN, THOMAS C., Major-General,
rebel,
Doc. 184
threatens to hang National officers,

D. 40

P. 27

D. 26

Fremont's army left,
Harrison's Landing, Va., McClellan's
forces reached,
D. 35
National descent from,
D. 52
evacuation of, by the Nationals,
D. 61; Doc. 580
Harrodsburgh, Ky., rebel depreda-
tions near,
D. 34
HARROW, W., Col., Fourteenth In-
diana,
Doc. 460
HART, PETER, Sergeant,
D. 1
Hartford, Conn., war meeting at, D. 88
HARTSUFF, GEORGE L., Gen., Doc. 359
HATCH, EDWARD, Lieut.-Col., Report
of the battle of Farmington, Miss.,
Doc. 117
HATCH, J. P., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 58, 345,
433; D.
Hatchie River, Tenn., engagement at,
D.

D. 78
D. 55
D. 4, 24
Doc. 185
D. 26

occupies Malvern Hill, Va.,
notices of, D. 31, 54, 66, 79, 230, 248,
815, 433, 541
"Hooker's Guerrillas,"
D. 26
Hopkinsville, Ky., captured by guer-
rillas,
D. 60
Hornellsville, N. Y., war meeting at,
D. 45
HORTON, C. P., Lieut., Second
Mass.,
Doc. 58
Horton's Mills, N. C., fight at, D. 2
HOTCHKISS, Capt., Second Mo. Volun-

Doc, 571

Doc. 527
HOVEY, ALVIN P., Gen., reply to Jeff
Thompson,
D. 57
D. ST
Report of the battle of Cache, Ark.,
Doc. 278
HOWARD, OLIVER O., Gen.,
P. 47
HowE, A. P., Gen., Report of the bat-
tle of Malvern Hill,
Doc. 263
HOWE, ELIAS, Jr.,
D. 70

HOWES, RICHARD, Inaugurated rebel
Governor of Kentucky,
HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, See W. H.
Aspinwall,

D. 91

D. 41

bridge on, burned,

D.

83

Haggard,

battle on the, October,
HATTON ROBERT, Brig.-Gen., rebel,

D. 92

HUGHES, Archbishop, sermon on the
duty of citizens,

D. 61

HUMPHREYS, W. H., rebel, impeach-

Doc. 101

ment of,

D. 15, 25, 83

unteers,
HYNER, H., Captain. See Nansemond
River, Va.,

Doc. 34

JACKSON, THOMAS J., "Stonewall,"
rebel, D. 17, 21, 25, 66; Doc. 231
at Cedar Mountain,
account of,

Doc. 331

"Julia," schooner, captured,
"Juniata," steamer, fired into,
JUNKIN, GEORGE, C., Lieut.,

D. 89

D. 37

P. 35

Doc. 208

upon,

Forty-fifth Regiment of,

Forty-seventh Regiment of,

D. 89
Doc. 272
Doc. 115

Fifth Cavalry of,

D. 11

Fremont's pursuit of,
JACKSON, N. I., Gen., death of, D. 93
Jacksonport, Ark., rebel attack on, D. 22
Jacksonport "Cavalier" account of
the battle of Waddell Farm, Ark.,
Doc. 190
Jackson River Dépôt, Va., descent
D. 14
Jacksonville, Fla., occupied by Gen.
Brannan,
D. 92
"Jacob Bell," operations of the,
D. 29; Doc. 541
JAMES, -, Rev., of Worcester,
Mass.,
P. 27
JAMES, Lieut.-Col. Ninth Pa. Cavalry,
D. 51
James Island, S. C., General Hunter
landed his forces on,
D. 22

P. 9
Doc. 161

Sixth Cavalry of,

Seventh Cavalry of,

D. 5

Ninth Cavalry of,

D. 22; Doc. 190

Twelfth Cavalry of,

D. 78

rebel battery captured at,

D. 26

report of the skirmish at Baton
Rouge, La.,
Doc. 277
KELLER, FIDEL, a "barbarian," D. 34
KELLY, B. F., Gen.,
D. 9

IMBODEN,, rebel,

D. 73

reconnoissauce on,

D. 25

Independence, Mo., fight at, D. 58;

battle of,

D. 28; Doc. 200

Twelfth Regiment of,
Thirteenth Regiment of,
Fourteenth Regiment of,
Fifteenth Regiment of,
Doc. 405
Sixteenth Regiment of,
Doc. 409
Nineteenth Regiment of, Doc. 400, 436
Twentieth Regiment of, D. 29; Doc. 396
Twenty-first Regiment of,
D. 75; Doc. 277, 298, 611
Twenty-seventh Regiment of,
Doc. 54, 139
Thirty-fifth Regiment of, Doc. 131
Thirty-eighth Regiment of, Doc. 131
Forty-sixth Regiment of,
D. 28; Doc. 224
Doc. 454
D. 40
D. 81
Doc. 408

Forty-eighth Regiment of,
Fifty-first Regiment of,
Fifty-second Regiment of,
Fifty-fifth Regiment of,
Sixty-ninth Regiment of,
Seventy-first Regiment of,
First Cavalry of,

Doc. 408
Doc. 408
D. 88; Doc. 278

Doc. 409

JAMESON, C. D., Gen.,

Doc. 7, 813

Doc. 27

JANVIER, F. DE H.,

P. 87

Doc. 459, 460

JARVIS, NATHAN S., Dr.,

D. 9

KELLY, Major, killed at Fair
Oaks,
Doc. 79
KELLY, GRANVILLE W., rebel mail-car-
rier, capture of,
D. 28
Kelly's Ford, Va., skirmish at, D. 63;
Doc. 848
KENLY, J. R., Col. First Maryland Re-
giment,
Doc. 138, 52
KENNEDY, R. P., Lieut., report of the
battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 399
KENO1G, Major Sixty-eighth Regiment,
N. Y.S.V.,
Doc. 392

Jasper, Tenn., fight at, D. 28; Doc. 168
"Jeff Davis's Prayer," by Clarence
Butler,
P. 2
"Jeff Davis Legion,"
Doc. 192

Kentucky, regiments from, attempt to
desert from the rebels,
Morgan's appeal to the citizens of,

D. 8

D. 38

"Jeff Davis Rides a White Horse,"

rebel operations in,

D. 78

P. 23
JEFFERS, WM. N., Lieut. See James
River, Va.
Jefferson City, La., Union meeting at,
D. 81
Jefferson County, Ky., martial law in,
D. 69
JOCKNICK, G. F., Capt., reconnoissance
of,
D. 31; Doc. 544
notice of,
Doc. 178
JOHNSON, ANDREW, Gov., proclamation
Doc. 123

Fourth Regiment of,

Doc. 115

Fifth Regiment of,
Sixth Regiment of,
Eighth Regiment of,

Doc. 115

Doc. 312

D. 70; Doc. 115

Seventeenth Regiment of,

of May 9,
imprisons five clergymen at Nash-
ville,
D. 33

Eighteenth Regiment of,

D. 83
Doc. 290

Twenty-third Regiment of,

Doc. 559
Doc. 544

and the rebel ladies of Nashville,

Tenn.,
notices of,

JOHNSON, A. K., Col., rebel,

P. 13
D. 16, 24
D. 60
JOHNSTON, A. S., Gen., rebel, account
of the death of,
P. 13
JOHNSON, BRADLEY T., address to the
people of Frederick, Md., D. 75

Fourth Cavalry of,
Fifth Cavalry of,
Seventh Cavalry of,
KEY, JOHN J., Major,
service,
KEYES, E. D., Gen.
burgh, Va.

Twentieth Regiment of, D. 14; Doc. 428

D. 66

Doc. 287, 542

Doc. 169
Doc. 290, 590
dismissed the
D. 87

See Williams-

at Fair Oaks, Va.,

Doc. 78