C

MARTIN, SAMUEL, Major, official re

port of the raid on Glasgow,

Martinsburgh, Va., rebel occupation

reconnoissance from,

MARTINDALE,, Lieut.,

"Mary Alvina," brig, captured, D. 5 "Mary Jane," schooner, captured, D. 13 Maryland, invasion of,

See A. W. Bradford.

McCook,, an incident of his fight at Stone River, MCCOOK, ABRAM, corporal, wounded,

P. 14

Doc. 551

MCCULLOCH, HENRY, Gen., rebel,

D. 8.

D. 43 Doc. 13

D. 43

MCCUNN, J. H., Judge,

D. 6

P.

82

Correspondence between Presi

dent Lincoln and the Ohio Democrats,

MILROY, R. H., Gen.,

PAGE

Doc. 871

report of the evacuation of Win

chester, Va.,

letter to the President, anecdote of Gen. Stuart,

MINTY, R. H. G., Col., report of the

fight at Shelbyville, Tenn., Doc. 387 Mississippi, Sherman's movements in,

D. 38

Colored Volunteers, First Regiment, Doc. 12 Mississippi River. See Banks, D. 1 navigation of the. See "Imperial,"

Gen. Grant's order regulating

D. 7; Doc. 194

Doc. 28

Doc. 38

P. 46

D. 33

MCLEAN, N. C., General,

Doc.

2

transportation on,

D. 38

attack on Vicksburgh,

McLean's Ford, Va., fight at,

MCLAWS,, Gen., rebel. See Get

tysburgh, Doc. 105 McMinnville, Tenn., fight at, D. 57 capture of, by Wheeler, D. 59; Doc. 518 MCNEIL, JOHN, Brig.-Gen., Doc. 603 MCPHAIL, SAMUEL M., Col., report of the battle of Big Mound, Dakotah, Doc. 381

MCPHERSON, JAMES B., Gen., expedi-
tion into Mississippi,
D. 62
Doc. 201

congratulatory order on the siege

of Vicksburgh,

Doc. 157

MCREYNOLDS, ANDREW T., Col., D. 8
See Winchester,
Doc. 35
MEADE, G. G., Major-Gen., assumed
command of the Army of the
Potomac,
D. 18; Doc. 135
circular of, June 30,
D. 20

First Cavalry of, at the capture of

Sixth Cavalry of,

tion of slavery in,

General Banks's order on the opening of the,

Doc. 491

General Banks's order on the nav

Jeff Thompson,

Doc. 485

See Vicksburgh,

P. 19 Doc. 55

Missouri State Convention, the ques

D. 16

ordinance of freedom passed the,

D. 21

proclamation in reference to depredations,

D. 31

D. 32

order regulating the circulation of newspapers,

Mobile, Ala., Gen. Maury's address

D. 43

to the people of,

D. 28

D. 9

to the,

Fourth Regiment of, D. 42; Doc. 41

Eighth Regiment of,
Thirty-first Regiment of,
Thirty-third Regiment of,
Thirty-eighth Regiment of,
Forty-third Regiment of,
Forty-fourth Regiment of,
Forty-fifth Regiment of,
Forty-seventh Regiment of,
Fifty-second Regiment of,
Fifty-third Regiment of,
Fifty-fourth Regiment of,
Fifty-fifth Regiment of, D.

MATHIOT, E. E. See Louisiana, Doc. 815
Mattapony River, Va., expedition

Gen. Keyes's expedition, Doc. 278 Matthews County, Va., Wistar's ex

D. 14,

18

See Gettysburgh.

"ten iron-clad English gunboats at,"

P. 15

D. 38 Doc. Doc. 17 Doc. 44

report of the battle of Gettys

Moffat's Store, Franklin Co., Ark.,

44.

fight at,

D. 56

report on captured battle-flags,

Money. See Shinplasters,

P. 14

Doc. 340

D. 35

D. .6

Letter on the battle at Falling Waters,

"Monody on the Death of Stonewall Jackson,"

P. 11

D. 19

rebel epitaph for,

D. 43

notice of

Monongahela, military department

of, created,

Monroe County, Ky., official report of Captain Stone's expedition to, Doc. 445 Monterey Gap, Va., rebel train captured near, D. 25 MONTGOMERY, JAMES, Col. Second S. C. V., expedition up the Combahee,

expedition into Georgia,

noticed,

Monticello, Ky., fight near,

. account of the fight near,

Moorefield, Va., the surprise at, D. 48
account of the surprise at, Doc. 457
MOORE, GEORGE. See British Con-
suls.

See Richmond, case of the British
Consul,

Doc. 251 MOORE, ORLANDO H., Col. Twentyfifth Michigan, - D. 25 report of the battle of Tebb's Bend, Ky., Doc. 250 MOORE, THOMAS O., rebel, Governor of Louisiana, address to the people of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Missouri, and the allied Indian Nations, Doc. 406

Moor's Bluff, Big Black, skirmish at,

18

visits Salem, Ind.,

D. 23

P. 92

at Tebb's Bend, Ky.,

Doc. 250

rebel official account of his inva

MILLER, WILLIAM E., Rev.,
Milliken's Bend, battle of, D. 4;
Doc. 12
Gen. Dennis's report of the battle
of,
Doc. 175
Military Arrests, correspondence be-
tween President Lincoln and the
New-York Democracy, Doc. 298

Doc. 349

P. 50 D. 23

D. 5

D. 14

D. 18

D. 25 Medals of Honor to Seamen, Doc. 178 MEECH, S. B., P. 46 MERCER, -, Brig.-Gen., rebel, D. 40 Merrill's Crossing, Mo., fight near, D. 62 Gen. Brown's official report, Doc. 558 "Merrimac," steamer, captured, D. 36 Miamiville, Ind., Gen. Morgan at, D. 32 Michigan, Fourth Regiment of, Doc. 387 Seventh Regiment of, Doc. 55 D. 22 D. 11

Doc. 1

Doc. 295

draft in,

Mayor Henry's proclamation to the people of, June 29,

PERRY,

Doc. 35

noticed,

D. 55

Doc. 211

Regi

andra."

D. 28 Doc. 186 D. 11

POND, JAMES B., Lieut.,

Doc. 596

"One Voice," by Minnie Fry, P. 2
OPDYKE, GEORGE, Mayor of New-
York,
D. 32
Opelousas, La., occupation of,
Opening of the Mississippi, by Capt.

R. H. Chittenden, First Wis., P. 90 Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Halleck's order in reference to depredations on the,

rebel raids on,

ORD, E. O. C., General,

Original National Anthem, by David

B. Sickles,

ORTON, LAWRENCE WILLIAMS, execu

tion of,

Osgood, Ohio, Morgan's raid on, Doc. 261 OSTERHAUS, P. J., Brigadier-General, D. 65; Doc. 55 Oswego, N. Y., draft in, D. 39 "Our Country's Call," by John Pierpont, P. 1 "Our Country's Call. To the patri

otic women of St. Louis," P. 32 "Our Volunteer," by Mary C. Ames,

OULD, R., rebel, OVERALL, JOHN W.,

P 27 D. 25

P. 97

Oyster Point, Pa., skirmish near, D. 18

P

PAINE, E., Gen., at Port Hudson,

First Colored Regiment of,
Seventh Regiment of,
Ninth Regiment of,
Sixty-seventh Regiment of,
Seventy-sixth Regiment of,
One Hundred and Fifty-first
ment of,

rebel, his brigade at the Battle of Gettysburgh, P. 45 Perryville, Ark., fight near, D. 45 "Pet," schooner, captured, D. 7 "Peterhoff," prize ship, case of, D. 26, 39 PETTIGREW, J. G., Gen., rebel, D. 33; Doc. 113 "Phantom," steamer, destroyed, D. 55 PHELPS, S. L., Lieut. Com., Report of the Battle of Helena, Ark., Doc. 139 Philadelphia, Pa., Vallandigham meeting at, D. 1 Gov. Curtin's appeal to the people of, D.. 9

excitement at, on the approach of Lee,

POLLOCK, Chief Baron. See "Alex

D. 19

Battle of,

Doc. 57

proclamation of June 16, Doc. 811 Paris, Ky., engagement at, D. 37 Paris, Tenn., guerrillas defeated near, D. 52 Paroled prisoners, account of the, D. 66 PASE, THOMAS N., Lieut.-Col., report

of the Battle of Helena, Ark.,Doc. 188 PATTEN, GEORGE S., Col., rebel, Doc. 489 PAUL, E. A., account of the fight at Beverley's Ford, Va., account of the Battle of Bucklan 's Mills, Va., Doc. 563

National account of the fight, Doc. 570 Philippi, Va., government train captured near, PHILLIPS, JESSE J., Lieut.-Col. Ninth Illinois, D. 12 expedition from La Grange, Tenn., D. 41, 44 Philomont, Va., occupied by rebels, D. 12 PIATT, DON, Lieut.-Col., Doc. 33 PICKEREL, JOHN, D. 54 Pickets, friendly interview between, P. 12 Picket life on the Rapidan, incidents of, PICKETT, G. E., Gen., rebel. See Suffolk, Va.,

Reports of the affair,

Doc. 48

account by a participant,

Doc. 48

D. 46

surrender of,

D. 23, 37

Official Reports of the capture of,

Portsmouth, N. H., riot at,

D. 33

D. 43

D. 2

D. 31

D. 86; Doc. 354

Tennessee,

Doc. 270

Retaliation. See H. W. Sawyer, D. 24, 25
"Revenge," schooner, captured, D. 35
REYNOLDS, J. J., Gen.,
D. 18
REYNOLDS, JOHN F., Gen., killed, D. 21
See Gettysburgh,
Doc. 102
REYNOLDS, THOMAS C., rebel Govern-
or of Missouri,
Doc. 407
Rhode Island, Twelfth Regt. of, D. 35
RICE,, Col. Thirty-third Iowa,
Doc. 137
D. 47
D. 51

Doc. 523 See Gen. Bragg, D. 21, 57, 60; Doc. 326; P. 68 Rover, Tenn., fight at, D. 19 ROWE, JOHN, how he was treated by the rebel Gen. Jenkins, Doc. 195 ROWETT, RICHARD, Col. Seventh Ill.,

D. 37, 57 RUCKER, JOHN F., the capture of the "bushwhacker," Doc. 450 Running Water Bridge, Ga., telegraph operators captured at, D. 49 RUSSELL, Earl, petition of the English merchants respecting neutrality,

Doc. 284

Gen., Sixth Corps,

RUSSELL,, Major First Maryland

Cavalry,

"Ruth," steamer, loss of the,

of the Cumberland, order in reference to guerrilla warfare. orders to the army of the Cumberland, October 2,

Doc. 450

Doc. 481

RUSSELL,

Russia, sympathy for America,

D. 5; Doc. 17

See Richmond,

D. 40

Richmond, Va., address to British

slaves impressed for the,

D. 40

subjects in,

D. 23

deserters from,

D. 61

foreigners at,

D. 32

street railroads destroyed at,

D. 37

S

D. 63

Jefferson Davis's address to the

Jecture in, on the Beast and False Prophet,

D. 39

youths and old men enrolled in, D. 40 Irish huckster-women arrested at,

Pennsylvania to be destroyed,

D. 53

tion to,

D. 22

City Council regulate the sales of goods in,

Sabine Pass, Texas, Franklin's expedition to, official reports, Doc. 425 National accounts of the expedi

Gen. Magruder's rebel order, Doc. 498 Sachem," gunboat, captured, D.49;

Doc. 426, 428

price of provisions in,

D. 62 D. 67

Doc. 425

See McMinnville, Tenn.,

D. 59

See Paroled prisoners,

D. 66

case of the British Consul at, Doc. 251 panic in, at the approach of Gen.

Salem, Mass., Mechanic Light Infantry of, D. 13

Salem, Ind., visited by John Mor

in East-Tennessee,

P. 22

Dix's expedition,

Doc. 335

See Barbarities,

P. 83

prison life in,

Doc. 594

incident of John Morgan's raid

Rebel conscription, explanation of

RINGOLD, EDWARD,

P. 94

the,

D. 22

Ringgold, Ga., fight at,

D. 51

Salem, Miss., fight near,

D. 61

effect of, in Richmond, Va., D. 32 Jefferson Davis's proclamation,

Rio Grande, Texas, rebel schooners destroyed on the,

D. 2S

Salem, Mo., guerrilla fight at, SALOMON,

D. 51

Gen. See Helena,

July 15, 1863,

D. 33; Doc. 210

Riots, Bishop Rappe's sermon on the,

Ark.,

Doc. 138

Rebels crucify White Officers,

Rebel Cruelties, disabling horses, P. 9 P. 61

D. 34

Salt. See Princess Ann County,

Rebel currency, value of,

P. 37

finances. See Mr. Spence,

D. 57

gunboats, iron used for,

D. 37

Impressment Commissioners,

D. 23

near, ROBINSON,

impressment of slaves,

Doc. 575

letters written on Northern soil, P. 43

D. 61 Capt., of Pleasonton's staff, Doc. 17 ROEBUCK squelched by Lord Palmerston, D. 28 Rocheport, Mo., account of the fight Doc. 273 D. 55 rebel attack on a train near, Doc. 325 Rocky Crossing, Miss., fight at the, D. 12 Rocky Mount, N. C., Gen. Potter's expedition to, D. 36 destruction of railroad bridge at, Doc. 355 RODDY,, rebel, attack near Co-rinth, Miss., D. 27 noticed, D. 65

SANBORN, A. L., Lieut., murder of,

D. 31,

65

Doc.

52

RODES,

, rebel,

recognition, debate in the British Parliament on, D. 21, 28

at Chambersburgh, Pa.,

RODGERS, G. W., Com.,

D. 8; Doc. 105 Doc. 195 D. 42

tribute to Col. Robert G. Shaw, D. 37 SCAMMON, E. P., Gen., official report of the expedition to Wytheville, Va.,

SCHENCK, ROBERT C., Maj.-Gen., proclaims martial law in Baltimore, Md.,

Doc. 445

Doc. 328

Volunteers,

army,

Doc. 12 Simmsport, La., destroyed, D. 3 account of the destruction of, Doc. 276 SIMONS, NED, an old negro, anecdote of, P. 62 SINCLAIR, W. H., A. A. G., notice of, Doc. 456 Sioux Indians, expeditions against the, D. 9, 52 Sibley's expedition against the, D. 4 "Sir William Peel," capture of the ship, D. 51 SKINNER, H. B., Lieut., expedition of, P. 20 SLACK, J. R., Col. Forty-seventh Indiana, Doc. 55 Slate Creek, Ky., rebel attack near, D. 6 Slaves, impressed into the rebel D. 40

appeal to the,

Southern Rights," schooner, cap

Southern Unionism,

Sparta, N. C., visited by Potter's ex

Spaulding," steamer, captured, D. 61 SPEAR, S. P., Col., expedition of, D. 17 expedition to the Pamunkey River,

Doc. 539

D. 41

D. 58

D. 34

Va., expedition of, returned to Fortress Monroe, D. 19 SPENCE,, Mr., rebel, of London,

Doc. 200

D. T

Legislature of Alabama on the military employment of,

D. 47

Gen. Mercer's rebel order,

Doc. 479

Gen. Grant's order,

Doc. 479

Doc. 480

SEWARD, W. H., Secretary of State, Circular No. 39, giving an account of the progress of the Union arms in America, Doc. 439 on intervention in the matter of Poland, D. 2 noticed, Doc. 510, P. 13 SEYMOUR, HORATIO, organizes the National Guard of New-York, D. 14 speech to the rioters in New-York, D. 32

letters to President Lincoln, on the draft, D. 39, 40 proclamation, August 19, D. 43 correspondence with Gen. Dix relative to the draft, See rebel views of peace, Doc. 53 SHACKLEFORD, J. M., Col., captures John Morgan,

report on the capture of John Morgan, Doc. 389 D. 49, 61 SHALER, HENRY, gallantry of, P. 64 Sharp-shooters, civilities of the

Gen. Thomas's order,

D. 9 See Missouri State Convention, D. 16 See Col. Wm. Birney, Doc. 394 Slave-Trade, debate in British Par

SPINOLA,, Gen., at Wapping

Spiritualism at the White House, P. 30

Squirrel-skin Shoes at the South, P. 46 STAHEL, JULIUS H., Gen., at Sawyer's

Road, Va.,

D. 2, 27, P. 75 Stanford, Ky., capture of,

D. 39 STANLEY, D. S., Maj.-Gen., Report of his expedition to Huntsville, Ala.,

noticed,

STANTON, E. M., Fremont's letter to,

noticed,

Doc. 456 D. 33

liament on, D. 6 SLOCUM, H. W., Maj.-Gen. See Gettysburgh, Doc. 103 P. 95 D. 23

Doc.

9

· D. 27

SMITH, E. Kirby, Gen., rebel, address to the people of the SouthWest,

notice of,

P. 25

SMITH, F. O. J., notice of,

D. 37 Doc. 213 Doc. 295 P. 92 D. 3 P. 100

D. 55 Doc. 13, 474 P. 13 SMITH, JAMES, Lieut. See rebel treachery, P. 71

SMITH, MELANCтHON, Mrs., appointed post-mistress, letter from Presi.dent Lincoln,

P. 89

SMITH, WILLIAM F., (Baldy,) Gen., at Carlisle, Pa.,

order on the battle of Pine Bluff, Ark., noticed,

noticed,

D. 21 D. 66

Sheffield, England, Southern sympathizers meet at, D. 2 SHELBY, Gen., rebel, D. 56; Doc. 603 Shelbyville, Tenn., battle at, D. 16 Col. Minty's report of the fight at, Doc. 386 occupied by the Union forces, D. 18 Gen. Mitchell has a fight near, D. 60 Gen. Mitchell's expedition to, described, Doc. 326 SHELDON, L. A., Col. Forty-Second Ohio, Doc. 55 Shell Mound, Tenn., bridges destroyed at, D. 44

Doc. 576 D. 45 STEINWITZ, S. W., Capt. See Rocheport, Mo., Doc. 273 STEPHENS, ALEXANDER H., the mis

sion of, D. 24; Doc. 135, 199, 433 speech at Charlotte, N. C., July 24, Doc. 216, D. 36 STEPHENS, E. W., Major, D. 48 surprised at Moorefield, Va., Doc. 457 STEVENSON, JOHN J., D. 45

STEWART, A. P., Brig.-Gen., rebel, D. 3 St. Louis, Mo., steamers burned at, D. 59 St. Mark's, Fla., salt-works near,