La Vergne, Teun, fight at, D. 93; Doc. 623
LAWLOR, M. K., Col. Eighteenth Illi-
nois Regiment,
Doc. 270, 602
Lawrenceburgh, Ky., fight at, D. 93
"Lawrie, Fanny," bark, captured, D. 72
LAWTHER,- Col., rebel, Doc. 565
LAZEAR, B. T., Major,
Doc. 564
LINDSAY, Mr., remarks in the British
House of Commons on the Ameri-
can question,
MAHAN, JAMES R., Col. Fifty-fifth Indi-
ana,
MAHONEY, D. A., arrested,
LEASURE, DANIEL, Col., at James Isl-
and,
Leonardstown, Md., fight near, D. 60
Lebanon, Ky., fight at, D. 4, 39; Doc. 115
rebel raid into,
Doc. 284
LEE, JOHN R., U.S.N.,
D. 50
LEE, ROBERT E., assigned to command
of rebels in Virginia,
D. 22
thanked by the rebel Congress, D. 59
address to the people of Maryland,
D. 75
notices of, D. 76; Doc. 195, 238, 623
report of the battle of Gaines's Mills,
Doc. 258
report of the battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 401
LEE, S. P., demands the surrender of
Vicksburgh,
D. 13; Doc. 426
LEE, W. H. FITZHUGH, Col., rebel, Doc. 192
Leesburgh, Va., Kilpatrick's recon-
noissance to,
D. 82
Col. Eagan's reconnoissance to, D. 92
LEGGETT, M. D., Col. Seventy-first Ohio
D. 43
LINDSEY, L., Mayor of Vicksburgh,
Miss.,
Doc. 426
LINK, W. H., Col. Twelfth Indiana, Doc. 409
LIPPERT, Major, Thirteenth Illi-
nois Cavalry,
D. 65
LITTLE, HENRY, Gen., rebel, at Iuka,
Miss.,
Doc. 487
LITTLES, Col., enters Rogersville, Ala.,
Doc. 132
Little Red River, Ark., reconnoissance
D. 86
Little River Inlet, S. C., expedition to,
D. 81
LOAN, -, Brig.-Gen., order of, May
26,
LOCKE, J. R., Chaplain Second Illinois
Cavalry,
Doc. 579
Lockport, N. Y., war meeting at,
LOGAN, JNO. A., Brig.-Gen.,
at Corinth, Miss.,
"Logan Guard" of Lewistown, Pa.,
P. 13
London, Eng., Peace Society of, D. 72
"London Times," article on "Peace,"
D. 80
Maine Volunteers, Second Regiment
Mattapony River, Va., a reconnois-
sance to the,
Fourth Regiment of,
Sixth Regiment of,
Ninth Regiment of,
Tenth Regiment of,
Eleventh Regiment of,
Fourteenth Regiment of,
Seventeenth Regiment of,
Eighteenth Regiment of,
Nineteenth Regiment of,
Second Battery of,
P. 26
P. 10
Doc. 54
Doc. 80, 84
Doc. 295
D. 63
D. 65
D. 66
Doc. 817
Malden, Mass., war meeting at,
MALLORY, S. R., rebel,
Malvern Hill, skirmish at,
First Regiment of,
Second Regiment of,
Sixth Regiment of,
Seventh Regiment of,
Ninth Regiment of,
Tenth Regiment of,
Doc. 78
Eleventh Regiment of,
Doc. 571
Sixteenth Regiment of, D. 29; Doc. 540
Seventeenth Regiment of, D. 10, 15
Eighteenth Regiment of, Doc. 249
Nineteenth Regiment of, Doc. 31, 233
Twentieth Regiment of, Doc. 81
Twenty-second Regiment of,
Doc. 7, 240; P.
Twenty-fourth Regiment of,
D. 5, 23, 59; Doc. 171
D. 10
Twenty-fifth Regiment of,
Twenty-eighth Regiment of, Doc. 26, 218
Thirtieth Regiment of,
Thirty-second Regiment of,
speeches on the battle-field of Wil-
liamsburgh,
P. 26
notices of, D. 23, 81, 87, 68, 76, 93;
Doc. 246, 334, 843
MCCLERNAND, JOHN A., Major-Gen., D. 1
Report of the operations of the army
of the Tennessee,
Doc. 270
McCook, A. McD., Gen. See Chaplin
Hills,
McCook, DAN., Col.,
Middleburgh, Va., rebel train cap-
tured at,
Middletown, Ct., war meeting at, D. 47
Middletown, Md., occupied by the
rebels,
D., 76
Midway, Ky., rebel Morgan at, D. 41
MILES,, Lieut.-Col. Forty-seventh
Illinois,
Doc. 118
MILES, D. S., Col., at Harper's Ferry,
McCOOK, ROBERT L., Brig.-Gen.,
at Corinth, Miss.,
Military Departments of United States
extended,
death of-official reports,
MCCREA, E. P., Lieut.,
MCDOWELL, IRWIN, Major-Gen.,
advances to the Massaponax, D. 17
notices of, D. 32; Doc. 817, 843, 363, 389
McDOWELL, Col., at Corinth, Miss.,
Doc. 150
McDowell, Va., fight at, D. 5; Doc. 34
MCFARLAN, Mrs.,
P. 9
MCGILL, CHARLES, brave adventures
of,
P. 43
McGUNNEGLE, WILSON, Lieut. Com.,
Doc. 174
D. 79
P. 44
MCKINNEY, A. L., Chaplain Seventy-
first Ohio,
Doc. 591
MCLEAN, N. C., Col., Doc. 84, 36, 381
Colonel Ninety-fifth
Doc. 409, 411
McMinnville, Tenn., fight near, D. 67, 599
D. 24
P. 89
MILROY, R. H., Gen., Doc. 88, 105, 390
Report of Gen. Pope's campaign in
Virginia,
See Pope's campaign reports,
Doc. 384
Doc. 105, 390
Milwaukee, Wis., war meeting in, D. 43
war meeting at,
D. 51
Minnesota, Second Regiment of,
Doc. 152, 527
Eighteenth Regiment of, Doc. 253, 407
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
skirmish at the Coldwater Station
on,
Mississippi River, the free navigation
of,
D. 87
Doc. 2, 611
Missouri, emancipation in,
Second Regiment of,
Volunteers, Sixth Regiment
Seventh Regiment of,
Ninth Regiment of,
Fourteenth Regiment of,
Twenty-sixth Regiment of,
Third Cavalry of,
MITCHEL, O. M., Gen., occupies Rog-
United States fleet arrive at,
order for crossing the Chickahomi-
ny,
D. 17; Doc, 431
See Seven Days' Contest."
despatch relative to newspapers, D. 18
evacuates the White House, Va., D. 83
forces arrive at Harrison's Landing,
Va.,
D. 85
the retreat of, causes gloom in the
North,
D. 35
Address to the soldiers of the Army
of the Potomac, Doc. 268; D. 36
Order in reference to the celebra-
tion of the Fourth of July, D. 36
despatch from Harrison's Landing,
Va.,
D. 39
employment of negroes by, D. 42
confederate money prohibited in, D.
inhabitants of, take the oath of alle-
giance,
assumed command at Port Royal,
S. C.,
D. 81
notices of, D. 1, 70, 79, 88; Doc. 168, 170
MITCHELL, ROBERT B., Brig.-Gen. See
Chaplin Hills,
Doc. 511
"Mobile Register," account of evacu-
rebels compelled to leave,
ation of Pensacola, Fla., Doc. 51
account of the battle of Chaplin
guerrillas surprised near,
"Memphis Appeal," account of battle
of Fair Oaks, Va.,
Doc. 103
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
seized by Gen. Buell,
D. 5
rebel depredations on the line of, D. 31
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, rebel
depredations on the line of, D. 82
Memphis, Mo., guerrilla depredations
at,
D. 40
fight near,
D. 42; Doc. 558
MEREDITH, S., Col. Nineteenth Regi-
ment Indiana Volunteers,
Doc. 899, 436
"Merrimac," rebel iron-clad,
D.
5
fight with the,
Doc. 121
Hills,
Doc. 533
"Moccasin Rangers," the
D. 6
"Modern Greece," steamer, captured,
D. 83
"Monitor," anecdote of the fight with
the "Merrimac,"
P. 4
MONROE, JOHN T., arrested at New-
Orleans,
D. 18
"Montauk," iron-clad, launched, D. 93
Monterey, Tenn., skirmish near, D. 9
Montevallo, Mo., skirmish at, D. 54
Montgomery, Ky., fight at,
D. 26
MONTGOMERY, JAMES E., account of
battle of West-Point,
Doc. 83
MONTGOMERY, JAMES E., Capt., rebel.
See Fort Pillow.
"Monongahela," gunboat, launched,
MOORE, FRANK, Capt.,
Morris Mills, Mo., fight at,
Moorefield, Va., skirmish near,
captured by the rebels,
MORELL, G. W., Brig.-Gen.,
MORGAN, EDWIN D., Gov., Proclama-
MORGAN, G. W., General, letter to the
press of Kentucky, etc.,
command of, reached Greenups-
burgh, Ky.,
MORGAN, J. S., Gen., Order in refer-
D. 70, 85
at Providence, R. I.,
D. 71
"Native Guards," of New-Orleans, D. 64
Doc. 67, 239" NAW-GAW-NUB," Indian chief, D. 70
Nebraska,
D. 70
NEGLEY, JAMES S., Gen., at Jasper,
Tenn.,
Doc. 169
Report of operations in East-Ten-
nessee,
Doc. 170
expedition to East-Tennessee, Doc. 187
Report of the fight near Kinderhook,
Tenn.
Doc. 578
notices of,
D. 23; Doc. 131
5 Negroes, Navy Department order in
reference to the employment of,
the municipal government of the
proclamation of, Aug. 18,
employment of, in a military capa-
agreement of Denmark and the
United States for the settlement
and care of,
D. 44
Hunter's free papers of the, D. 51
employed by Gen. Sherman, D. 53
President Lincoln's interview with,
D. 59
"Morgan's Raid in Kentucky," a
Butler's order in relation to the
militia,
Butler's order for registration in, D.
taking the oath of allegiance in. D.
rebels in, compelled to describe their
property,
account of the capture of, by Judith,
Morning Sun, Tenn., fight at,
load the rebel sharp-shooters' guns,
"New-Orleans Won Back," by Robert
MORRIS, G. N., Lieut., U.S.N., thanked
by Congress,
MORSE, S. F. B. See Telegraph, Doc. 535
Mortar Fleet, United States, arrived
at Fortress Monroe,
MORTON, O. P., Governor of Indiana,
proclamation of Sept. 5,
Mount Sterling, Ky., fight at, D. 50;
Doc. 566
Unionists surprised at,
D. 65
Mountain Store, Mo., skirmish at, D. 48
Mount Washington, Ky., skirmishes
near,
MUMFORD, WM. B., execution of, at
New-Orleans, La., Doc. 190; D. 24
Munchauseniana,
P. 14, 83, 89
Muncey, Ind., patriotic girl of, P. 15
MUNDAY,
Lieut.-Col. See Rich-
mond, Ky.,
Munfordville, Ky., fight at,
D. 15
D. 58
D. 72
See annuities for killing white men,
D. 90
See Gen. Hunter,
Doc. 537
See Major Scott,
P. 41, 11
Negro schools at Newbern, N. C., D. 19
"Nellie," schooner, captured, D. 85
Nelson's Farm, Va. See Glendale.
NELSON, WILLIAM, Gen,, Order on the
fight at Big Hill, Ky., Doc. 590
"New-Orleans Bee" suppressed, D. 11
publication of, resumed,
"New-Orleans Crescent" suppressed,
Netherlands. See New-Orleans,
Neutrals, rights of, in the South, Doc. 187
Neutrality. See Cotton.
Newark, Mo., fight at,
Doc. 567
Newbern, N. C., paper printed in, by
the Yankees,"
P. 4
New-Bridge, Virginia, National army
reached,
D. 14
Newburgh, Ind., rebel depredations
at,
D. 42
New-Fairfield, Ct., effects of the draft
at,
D. 57
New-Hampshire pledged for the sup-
port of the war,
D. 88
Second Regiment,
Doc. 232
Doc. 455
themselves in readiness, etc., D. 17
Seventh Regiment of, left N. Y., D. 17
Eighth Regiment of,
Twelfth Regiment of,
Thirteenth Regiment of,
Twenty-fifth Regiment of,
Thirty-seventh Regiment of,
Forty-seventh Regiment of,
Sixty-ninth Regiment of,
Seventy-first Regiment of,
New-York Volunteeers, First
NAGLEE, HENRY M., Gen., at Fair
Oaks,
"Nahant," iron-clad, launched, D.
Nansemond River, Va., expedition up
the,
"Napier," English brig, captured, D. 50
Nashville, Tenn., Unionists in,
National pickets captured at,
Twenty-second Regiment of,
Twenty-third Regiment of,
One Hundred and Third Regiment
of,
One Hundred and Tenth Regiment
of,
One Hundred and Eleventh Regi-
ment of,
One Hundred and Sixteenth Regi-
Eleventh Regiment of,
Twelfth Regiment of,
Twenty-first Regiment of,
Twenty-third Regiment of,
D. 80
D. 2;
Doc. 434
Twenty-seventh Regiment of, Doc. 117
Twenty-ninth Regiment of, Doc. 111
Thirty-first Regiment of,
D. 47
Thirty-second Regiment of, Doc. 84,
106, 439
Thirty-fourth Regiment of, D. 77, S7
Thirty-fifth Regiment of, Doc. 152, 573
Thirty-sixth Regiment of, Doc. 141, 434
Thirty-seventh Regiment of, D. 77
Forty-fourth Regiment of, Doc. 141
Fiftieth Regiment of,
Fifty-fourth Regiment of,
Fifty-fifth Regiment of,
Sixtieth Regiment of,
Doc. 105
Sixty-first Regiment of,
D. 19
Sixty-sixth Regiment of, Doc. 111
Sixty-ninth Regiment of,
D. 29
Seventieth Regiment of, Doc. 149
Seventy-first Regiment of, D. 74, 66;
Doc. 591, 609
Seventy-third Regiment of, Doc.
106, 108
Seventy-fifth Regiment of, Doc. 34, 106
Seventy-sixth Regiment of, Doc. 271
Eighty-second Regiment of, Doc.
PALMER, JOHN M., Gen. at Farmington,
Miss.,
PALMER, W. H., Major, rebel, Doc. 26
PALMERSTON, Lord, speech on the con-
D. 44
speech at Sheffield, England, D. 56
Palmyra, Mo., rebel descent on, D. 79
Pamunkey River, Va., destruction of
vessels on the,
rebel raid on the,
Paris Constitutionnel on mediation,
D. 24, 29
Paris, Ky., guerrilla operations at, D. 50
evacuated by the Unionists, D. 69
PARISEN, Capt. See Antietam, Doc. 461
Park Barracks, N. Y., a scene at the,
P. 11
PARK, JOHN, Mayor of Memphis,
Tenn.,
Doc. 176
PARKE, JOHN G., General,
P. 35
D. 49
gan,
Doc. 115
PARROTT, E. A., Col., D. 93 Doc. 624
PARROTT, E. P., Com. See "Planter."
Partisan Rangers, rebel, D. 41; Doc. 568
Pass Christian, Miss., capture of, Doc. 114
Pass Manchac, Miss., skirmish at, D. 9
"Patras," steamer captured, D. 18
PATRICK, JOHN II., Lieut.-Col., Report
of the battle of Cedar Mountain,
Doc. 329
PATRICK, MARSENA R., Gen., Doc. 356, 433
Patten, Mo., skirmish at,
D. 48
PATTERSON, JOHN W., Captain, Doc. 86
PAULDING, HIRAM, Admiral,
D. 62
Peace, Foote's proposition in the rebel
Congress,
D. 83
Peace Society of London, Eng., ad-
dress of,
Peach Orchard, Va., battle of,
PEASE, W. R., Colonel,
tional camp at Yorktown, P. 10
"Old Seth," the sharp-shooter,
Olive Hill, Ky., fight at,
"One Year Ago," by Horatio Alger,
Jr.,
Doc. 172
D. 7;
Doc. 40
D. 31
"Norfolk Day Book" suppressed, D. 19
"Norfolk Union" suppressed, D. 53
North, invasion of the, considered in
the rebel Congress,
D. 79
North-Anna River, Va., fight near,
D. 46
official reports of the fight at, Doc. 559
North-Carolina, Dodge's expedition
into,
PENDLETON, EDWARD, Col., rebel, Doc. 241
7 PENNOCK, A. M., Commander. See
Fort Pillow.
Pennsylvania, excitement in.
Maryland,
P.
"On the Abolition of Slavery in the
District of Columbia," by Rufus
Leighton,
P.
Orange Court-House, fight at, D. 44,
48, 53; Doc. 569
ORD, E. O. C., Gen., Report of the bat-
tle of Corinth,
Treasure and bonds removed from, D. 78
seventy-two thousand men rise in,
Doc. 497
Doc. 483
D. 92; Dec. 488
"Oreto," rebel steamer, runs into Mo-
bile Harbor,
the objects of the invasion of,
First Regiment of, D. 5; Doc. 603
Northern army, the extent of the, P.
Northern Light, steamer, captures the
Agnes II. Ward,
Owensboro, Ky., skirmish at,
Oxford, Bishop of,
OSBORN, FRANK, Lieut.-Col.,
Oswego, N. Y., war meeting at, D. 47
"Our Mountain Soldiers," by Marion
Douglass,
P. 36
Doc. 131
D. 83
D. 50
Ozark, Mo., battle of, D. 52; Doc. 569
the feeling among the rebel troops
of,
P. 28
North-Carolina Volunteers, (loyal,)
Doc. 173
Va.,
Doc. 622
notices of,
D. 83, 89
Plymouth, N. C., fight at, D. 70; Doc. 605
Pocotaligo, S. C., railroad at, de-
stroyed,
D. 19
skirmish at,
D. 20; Doc. 477
Poindexter, rebel, fight with, D. 59
D. 69
Seventy-ninth Regiment of, Doc.
131, 187
Eighty-third Regiment of,
Doc.
69
Eighty-fourth Regiment of, Doc. 111
Ninety-third Regiment of, Doc. 263;
77, 86
Ninety-eighth Regiment of, Doc.
263, 407
One Hundredth Regiment of, Doc. 216
One Hundred and First Regiment,
of,
Potomac River, collision on the, D. 59
POTTER, R. B., Col., at Washington,
N. C.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., war meeting at, D. 47
Pittsfield, Mass., war meeting at, D. 53
PLAISTED, Col. Eleventh Maine Regi-
ment,
Doc. 84
"Planter," rebel armed steamer, es-
caped from Charleston, S. C., Doc. POWELL, JAMES, arrest of,
132; D.
9 POWELL, —, Senator, of Kentucky,
PLATT, Capt. Second Regular Ar-
tillery,
Doc. 31
Pleasant Hill, Mo., skirmish at, D. 38, 76
Doc. 80 PLEASANTON -, Gen., report of the
reconnoissance to Martinsburgh,
Doc. 263, 428
One Hundred and Fourth Regiment
of,
Doc. 80, 428
One Hundred and Fifth Regiment
of,
One Hundred and Ninth Regiment
of,
One Hundred and Second Regiment
of,
PRatt, George W., Col. Twentieth
N.Y.S.V.,
D. 80
PREBLE, GEORGE HENRY, Com., dis-
missed,
D. 83
PRENTISS, B. M., General, paroled at
Montgomery, Ala.,
arrives at Nashville, Tenn., with
his men,
D. 23
Prentiss, Miss., destruction of, D. 84
PRICE, STERLING, at Corinth, D. 91;
One Hundred and Twenty-second
Regiment of,
Point Pleasant, Mo., fight at,
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Regi-
ment of,
Pollocksville, N. C., fight near,
POMEROY, S. C., address to free
groes,
Ponchatoula, La., occupation of,
official reports of the expedition to,
Doc. 614
Poolesville, Md., captured by the
rebels,
D. 72
fight near,
D. 74
POPE, CURRAN, Col. Fifteenth Regi-
ment Kentucky Volunteers, Doc. 581
POPE, JOHN, Gen., at battle of Far-
mington, Miss.,
report of Elliott's expedition, Doc. 147
assigned to the command of the
Army of Virginia,
D. 32
address to the Army of Virginia,
D. 40; Doc. 552
effect of the orders of,
D. 45
order for the seizure of rebel pro-
perty, etc.,
D. 46
order of July 25,
D. 47
Doc. 489
notices of, D. 54, 88; Doc. 119, 481
PRIM, -, Gen., of Spain,
D. 25
Doc. 827
"Princeton," schooner, captured, D. 26
Princeton, Va., fight at,
D. 13
Prisoners, exchange of, D. 9, 75; Doc. 184
agreement of Gens. Dix and Hill,
PROCTOR, EDNA DEAN,
P. 7
Progressive Friends call on President
Lincoln,
D. 29
Providence, R. I., war meeting at, D. 53
meeting of Governors at,
PRUYN, J. V. L.,
Perryville, Ky., battle of,
order in reference to depredations,
See Chaplin Hills, Ky.,
Petersburgh, Va., Averill's reconnois-
PETTIGREW, J. J., Gen., rebel, Doc. 73
PHELPS, JOHN W., Gen., how he treat-
ed a slaveholder in New-Orleans,
Rabbit cloth. See Southern manufac-
tures,
P. 10
Ragged Point, Potomac River, Va., D. 59
Railroads of United States taken by
the President,
D. 17
RAINS, JAMES S., Gen., rebel, Report
of the battle of Newtonia, Mo.,
report of his campaign in Virginia,
RAINSFORD, JAMES, A. A.G.,
despatches and orders sent and re-
ceived during his Virginia cam-
paign,
Doc. 861
campaign of, account of, by a rebel
lieutenant,
Doc. 402
relieved of command,
D. 74
notices of, D. 19, 20, 23, 50, 52, 62,
64, 66, 67, 68, 70; Doc. 4
Poralto, Texas, battle at,
PORTER, -, Col., guerrilla, D. 52
PORTER, D. D., Com.,
Doc. 48
PORTER, FITZ-JOHN, Gen., D. 79; Doc.
7, 67, 231, 238, 246
PORTER, W. D., Com., mortar-fleet of,
arrived at Fortress Monroe, D. 51
report of the battle of Baton Rouge,
La.,
Doc. 302
report on the operations before
Vicksburgh, Miss.,
Doc. 548
notice of,
D. 54
Portland, Me., war meeting at, D. 89
Portland, Mo., captured by rebels, D. 57
Port Republic, Va., Fremont occupied,
D. 26
battle of,
Doc. 110; D. 25
incidents of the battle of,
P. 28
Port Royal, S. C., blockade of, ceased.
Doc. 145
"Ralli, Harriet," bark, seizure of, D. 53
released,
D. 59
"Rallying song of the Sixteenth Iowa
Volunteers,"
P. 19
"Rambler," schooner, captured, D. 76
"Rams," by Francis De Haes Janvier,
RAMSEY, ALEXANDER, Gov. of Minne-
sota,
D. 70
RANDALL, JAMES R.,
P. 25
RANDOLPH, GEORGE W., rebel Secre-
tary of War,
Doc. 569
RANSOM, G. M., Lieut., Report of battle
of Baton Rouge,
RANSOM, T. E. G., Col.,
Rapidan River, Va., skirmishes along
the,
D. 52; Doc. 551
Rapidan Station, Va., destruction of
the bridge at,
D. 40
Rappahannock River, Va., fights on
the. See Gen. Pope, D. 63, 64
Rappahannock Station, Va., Colonel
Davies's expedition to,
D. 94
Ravenswood, Va., occupied by the
rebels,
READ, EZRA, Surgeon,
Pikeville, Va., captured by the rebels,
Pilots, what they are to do,
music of the negroes at,
Port Royal Ferry, S. C., skirmish at
the,
Portsmouth, Va., Union meeting at,
D. 15; Doc. 840
martial law in,
D. 31
Postage stamps as currency, D. 41
issue of, authorized by Congress, D. 42
Postal affairs,
D. 28
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