COUCH, DARIUS M., Gen., at Bottom's
DAVIDSON, JOHN W., Brig. -Gen.,
D. 14
notices of, D. 84; Doc. 19, 231, 814
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. 13
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,
Craighead Point, Tenn., fight at, D. 16
CRAM, T. J., Col.,
Doc. 41
Craney Island, Va., bombardment of,
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,
DIMON, C. A. R., Lieut., at Baton
Rouge, La.,
Doc. 301
Dirge for a Soldier, in memory of Gen.
Philip Kearny, by George H. Bo-
ker,
DIX, JOHN A., Major-Gen., assumed
command at Fortress Monroe, D. 22
See Exchange of Prisoners, Doc. 841
notice of,
"Dixie," as sung in Tennessee,
DODGE, C. C., Lieut.-Col., New-York
Mounted Rifles, expedition into
North-Carolina, D. 20; Doc. 478
notice of,
DODGE, Col., Fifty-second Pennsylva-
Donaldsonville, La., destruction of,
British subjects under the,
FESSENDEN, JAMES D., Col.,
FIELD, M. D., Captain Fifth Rhode
Island,
P. 5 FINLAY, JNo. H., Capt., Sixty-ninth
Regiment Indiana Volunteers,
ELMORE, D. M., Capt. One Hundred
and Second N.Y.S.V.,
Emancipation. See Gen. Hunter.
"Voluntary,"
D. 40
Federal oaths, not binding,
D. 54
FENTON, WM. M., Col., at James Isl-
and,
Doc. 214
FERRERO, EDWARD, Brig.-Gen., Doc. 456
Ferryville, Ky., rebel depredations
near,
dependence celebrated in, D. 36
FRANKLIN, WM, B., Gen., his division
left Yorktown, Va.,
notices of, D. 79; Doc. 30, 243, 248
Franklin, Va., fight at,
Frederick City, Md., evacuated by the
account of the rebel army in, Doc. 606
Fredericksburgh, Va., occupied
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
at Memphis, Tenn.,
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. 46
Florence, Ky., rebel advance at, D. 80
fight near,
D. 82
"Emily St. Pierre," Captain of, pre-
sented with a testimonial, D. 2
"Emma," rebel steamer, burned, D.
"Emma," steamer, plundered by reb-
els,
D. 85
"Emma," schooner, captured, D. 46
England. See ship "Emily St. Pierre,"
public meetings in, in favor of
peace,
Florida, Mo., skirmish near,
"Florida and the Oriental," account
of the,
pursuit of Gen. Jackson, D. 22; Doc. 161
at Port Republic, Doc. 110; D. 24
at Cross Keys, Va., D. 25; Doc. 104
occupies Harrisonburgh, Va., Doc. 185
relieved of his command in Va., D. 32
notices of,
D. 32, 70; Doc. 141, 343; P. 44
FRENCH, W. H., Gen. See Antietam.
Front Royal, Va., fight at,
D. 15; Doc. 52; 138
D. 21
Doc. 562
FRY, JOSEPH, Capt. rebel gunboat
"Florida," steamer, account of cap-
ture of the,
Fulton, Mo., battle near, Doc. 565; D. 49
FUNSTON, Dr. See Daniel Deckert.
Furloughs, revoked in the United
States Army,
debate in the House of Lords on the
recognition of the Southern Con-
federacy,
FOOTE, ANDREW II., Rear Admiral,
Enlistments, Order to prevent the dis-
couraging of,
D. 86
thanked by the U. S. Senate, D. 40
notice of,
Gaines's Mills, Va., battle of,
"Evening Post," New-York, criticised
Fort Craig, N. M., fight near,
D.
fight near,
D. 89
official reports of the battle at,
D. 63; Doc. 584
Guerrilla operations near,
D. 58
Galveston, Texas, surrender of, de-
manded,
D. 12; 92
action of foreign Consuls at, D. 15
occupied by the National forces, D. 93
GAMBLE, HAMILTON R., Gov., his Or-
Fort Darling, Va., fight at,
EWELL, RICHARD S., Gen., rebel,
Fort James, Ga., bombardment
Fort Pillow, an account of,
fight near,
bombardment of, continued,
bombardment of, resumed,
evacuated by the rebels,
naval fight at,
GARNER, G. C., rebel, A. A.G.,
GARRETT, Col., rebel,
ders in reference to Guerrillas, D. 45
notices of,
D. 47, 63
GANSEVOORT GUERT, Com. U.S.N., D. 46
GARFIELD, Gen.,
P. 49
Doc. 116
D. 70
Gates County, N. C., expedition to, D. 18
Gauley, Va., evacuated by the Union-
ists,
Fort Pulaski, incidents of,
Fort Ridgely, Minn., fight at,
GAVIN, JAMES, Col. Seventh Indiana,
Doc. 111
at Port Republic,
Doc. 111
GAY,, Gen. See Chaplin Hills.
GEARY, JOHN W., Brig.-Gen.,
Gen. Heintzelman's Report, Doc. 72, 312
"Fair Oaks Farm," Va., battle on the,
official reports of the attack on, Doc. 589
Fort St. Philip, La.,
Doc. 2
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,"
P. 22
Fort Wagner, near Washington, D. C.,
D.
D. 11; Doc. 821
wounded at Cedar Mountain, Doc. 825
GEARY, W., Captain Third Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry,
D. 25
Genesis Point, Ga., fight at,
"Gen. Rusk," rebel steamer, burned,
"For the Times," by Sarah M. Bron-
son,
See Donaldsonville,
FARRAND, EBEN, rebel commander,
Doc. 136
D. 9
D. 71; Doc. 136
rebel forbidden in New-Orleans, D. 9
FAULKNER, Captain,
D. 55
P.
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,
rebels evacuate,
Scott's rebel cavalry leave,
GESNER, - Lieut.-Col., One Hun-
dred and First N. Y.S. V.,
GIBBON, JOHN, Gen.,
GILBERT, C. C., Brig.-Gen.,
See Chaplin Hills, Ky.,
GILBERT, S. A., Colonel Forty-fourth
Ohio Volunteer Regiment, Doc. 142
Giles Court-House, Va., fight at, D. 5
GILLMORE, Q. A., Brig.-Gen.,
GILMER, HARRY, Capt., rebel,
GILMOUR, JOHN H.,
D. 78
D. 56
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. 81
D. 47
GODFREY, JOHN S., Capt., at the bat-
tle of Malvern Hill,
Doc. 263
"God is a Union Man," by C., P. 36
GOLDSBOROUGH, L. M., Com., attacked
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 mail service in his de-
partment,
D. 33
assigned to the command of the
land forces of the United States,
D.
retired from the army of the Mis-
sissippi,
circular to the Governors,
HETH, HENRY, Gen., rebel,
notices of, D. 19, 20, 23, 42, 67, 88;
Doc. 521
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. 316
Gordonsville, Va., Union army en-
ters,
D. 41
GORMAN, WM. A., Brig.-Gen., Doc. SS
GOVE, Col. Twenty-second Mas-
sachusetts Regiment, Doc. 7, 69; P. 40
Governors of States, their relations to
the volunteers,
D. 28
86
address of the, to the President, D.
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. 88
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. 38
Doc. 118, 344, 465
HALSTEAD, -, Colonel, First New-
Jersey Cavalry,
Grand Gulf, Miss., shelled,
Grand Haze, Ark., skirmish at,
GREEN, -, Orderly Sergeant of Haw-
Doc. 605; D. 70
GREENLEAF, CHARLES H., Fifth New-
York Cavalry,
P. 22
GREGORY. See British House of Com-
inons.
Gretna, La., Union flag raised at, D. 27
Grieger's Lake, Ky., fight at, D. 71
"Grog" stopped in the United States
Navy,
GROVER, CUVIER, Gen., Doc. 231, 443, 540
GROVER, Major, Seventh Regiment In-
diana Volunteers,
Doc. 433
Groveton, Va., battle of, D. 66; Doc.
854, 882
GROW, GALUSha A.,
D. 54
Guerrillas, Schofield's order in refer-
ence to,
D. 20
rebel, in Arkansas,
Doc. 540
GUITAR, ODON, Col., Ninth Missouri,
D. 49, 58; Doc. 566
GUTHRIE, J. V., Col., Report of Mor-
gan's raid into Kentucky, Doc. 562
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
16"Hampton Legion," the, rebel, Doc. 31
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. 489
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
High Court of Impeachment, D. 15, 25
HILL, A. P., Gen., rebel, Doc. 235, 832
HILL, D. H., Major-Gen., rebel, Doc.
96, 235, 483
See exchange of prisoners, Doc. 342
HINDMAN, THOMAS C., Major-General,
rebel,
Doc. 184
threatens to hang National officers,
Habeas Corpus,
D. 18, 86
suspended,
Doc. 575
suspension of, in the rebel States,
D. 82
HACKLEMAN, P. A., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 488
Hagerstown, Md., rebels enter, D. 77
Haggard, Col at Jasper, Tenn.,
Doc. 169
Fremont's army left,
Harrison's Landing, Va., McClellan's
forces reached,
D. 85
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. 53, 345,
433; D. 14
Hatchie River, Tenn., engagement at,
HUNTER, JOHN, Mayor of Natchez,
JACKSON, THOMAS J..
rebel,
Doc. 566
D. 65; Doc. 609
D. 69
Irish, patriotism of the, at St. Louis, JONES, -, Lieut.-Col., report of the
Mo.,
D. 48
battle of Corinth,
Doc. 499
Iron-clad ships, Welles's letter on, D. 25 JONES, S., Major-Gen., rebel, Doc. 453
"Ironsides," gunboat, launched, D. 6 JONES, WM. G., Lieut.-Col. First Cali-
Island No. Ten, an incident of, P. 9 fornia Regiment,
Doc. 245
Ithaca, N. Y., war meeting at, D. 48 JORDAN, L. A., Col., of Georgia, P. 35
Iuka, Miss., battle of,
D. 83"Journal of Commerce," New-York,
official reports of the battle of, Doc. 480
D. 70
rebel reports of the battle of, Doc. 487 JUDAH, HENRY M., Gen., at Corinth,
Miss.,
Doc. 149
"Judith," what she saw at New-Or-
leans,
"Julia," schooner, captured,
Doc. 97
"John Thompson," sloop, captured,
HYMAN, -, Capt., Ninth Ohio Vol-
unteers,
HYNER, H., Captain. See Nansemond
River, Va.,
at Cedar Mountain,
account of,
D. 17, 21, 25, 66; Doc. 231"Juniata," steamer, fired into,
Doc. 331 JUNKIN, GEORGE, C., Lieut.,
Fremont's pursuit of,
JACKSON, N. I., Gen., death of, D. 93
Jacksonpert, Ark., rebel attack on, D. 22
Jacksonport "Cavalier" account of
the battle of Waddell Farm, Ark.,
Doc. 190
Jackson River Dépôt, Va., descent
upon,
D. 14
Jacksonville, Fla., occupied by Gen.
Brannan,
D. 92
"Jacob Bell," operations of the,
D. 29; Doc. 541
Mass.,
P. 27
JAMES, Lieut.-Col. Ninth Pa. Cavalry,
D. 51
James Island, S. C., General Hunter
landed his forces on,
D. 22
243, 313, 372, 380, 396, 603
D. 69, 78
KEITH, JOHN A., Col. Twenty-first Re-
giment Indiana Volunteers, D.
32; Doc. 278
report of the skirmish at Baton
Rouge, La.,
rebel battery captured at,
Doc. 277
KELLER, FIDEL, a "barbarian," D. 34
KELLY, B. F., Gen.,
D. 9
KELLY, - Major, killed at Fair
Independence, Mo., fight at, D. 58;
Eleventh Regiment of,
Twelfth Regiment of,
Thirteenth Regiment of,
Fourteenth Regiment of,
Fifteenth Regiment of,
Sixteenth Regiment of,
Nineteenth Regiment of,
Twentieth Regiment of, D. 29; Doc. 896
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. 403
Doc. 405
Doc. 405
D. 88; Doc. 273
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,
D. 12
D. 30
D. 51
Doc. 182
Doc. 426
Doc. 566
P. 37
D. 9
Jasper, Tenn., fight at, D. 23; Doc. 168
"Jeff Davis's Prayer," by Clarence
Butler,
"Jeff Davis Legion,"
"Jeff Davis Rides a White Horse,"
Doc. 79
KELLY, GRANVILLE W., rebel mail-car-
rier, capture of,
D. 28
Kelly's Ford, Va., skirmish at, D. 63;
Doc. 348
KENLY, J. R., Col. First Maryland Re-
giment,
Doc. 138, 52
KENNEDY, R. P., Lieut., report of the
battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 399
KENOIG, Major Sixty-eighth Regiment,
N.Y.S.V.,
Doc. 892
Kentucky, regiments from, attempt to
desert from the rebels,
D. 8
Morgan's appeal to the citizens of,
JouNSON, ANDREW, Gov., proclamation
Eighth Regiment of, D. 70; Doc. 113
Seventeenth Regiment of,
Eighteenth Regiment of,
Twentieth Regiment of, D. 14; Doc. 428
Fifth Cavalry of,
Seventh Cavalry of,
KEY, JOHN J., Major,
service,
KEYES, E. D., Gen.
burgh, Va.
D. 66
Doc. 287, 542
Doc. 169
Doc. 290, 590
dismissed the
LATHROP, D. B., death of,
Latonia Springs, Ky.,
Lockport, N. Y., war meeting at,
LOGAN, JNO. A., Brig.-Gen.,
at Corinth, Miss.,
La Vergne, Tenn, fight at, D. 93; Doc. 623
LAWLOR, M. K., Col. Eighteenth Illi-
nois Regiment,
Doc. 270, 602
Lawrenceburgh, Ky., fight at, D. 98
"Lawrie, Fanny," bark, captured, D. 72
LAWTHER, Col., rebel, Doc. 568
LAZEAR, B. T., Major,
Doc. 564
LEASURE, DANIEL, Col., at James Isl-
and,
Doc. 216
Leonardstown, Md., fight near, D. 60
Lebanon, Ky., fight at, D. 4, 39; Doc. 115
rebel raid into,
Doc. 284
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
"Logan Guard" of Lewistown, Pa.,
P. 13
London, Eng., Peace Society of, D. 72
"London Times," article on "Peace,"
D. 30
D. 85
on the Fourth of July,
Lone Jack, Mo., fight at,
Manchac, La., expedition to,
LESTER, HENRY C., Col. Third Minne-
sota Regiment,
official reports of the battle of,
LONG, Col., rebel,
LONGSTREET, JAMES, Gen., rebel,
his wagon-train captured,
notices of,
proclamation of, June 17,
Loyalists of the South,
Doc. 581
Doc. 73
D. 92
D.
Doc. 26, 97, 571
MANSFIELD, J. K. F., Gen., D. 5; Doc. 41
MANSON, M. D., Gen.,
Marcellus, N. Y., patriotism of,
LINDSAY, Mr., remarks in the British
House of Commons on the Ameri-
can question,
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. 36
Little River Inlet, S. C., expedition to,
D. 31
LOAN, , Brig.-Gen., order of, May
26,
Doc. 145
LOCKE, J. R., Chaplain Second Illinois
Cavalry,
Doc. 579
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