speeches on the battle-field of Wil-
P. 26
liamsburgh,
notices of, D. 23, 81, 37, 68, 76, 93;
Doc. 246, 334, 343
MCCLERNAND, JOHN A., Major-Gen., D. 1
Report of the operations of the army
Doc. 270
of the Tennessee,
McCook, A. McD., Gen. See Chaplin
Hills,

Middleburgh, Va., rebel train cap-

McCook, DAN., Col.,

McCook, EDWARD, Col.,

McCook, ROBERT L., Brig.-Gen.,
at Corinth, Miss.,

death of-official reports,

MCCREA, E. P., Lieut.,
McDOWELL, IRWIN, Major-Gen.,
advances to the Massaponax,
notices of, D. 82; Doc. 817, 343, 363, 389
MCDOWELL, Col., at Corinth, Miss.,
Doc. 150
D. 5; Doc. 34

Report of Gen. Pope's campaign in
Virginia,

See Pope's campaign reports,

Doc. 105, 390
Milwaukee, Wis., war meeting in, D. 43
D. 51
war meeting at,

Eighteenth Regiment of, Doc. 253, 407
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,

skirmish at the Coldwater Station
on,

Middletown, Ct., war meeting at, D. 47
Middletown, Md., occupied by the
D. 76
rebels,
D. 41
Midway, Ky., rebel Morgan at,
MILES,, Lieut.-Col. Forty-seventh
Doc. 118
Illinois,
MILES, D. S., Col., at Harper's Ferry,
Doc. 160

Military Departments of United States

extended,
Military Canals-Bissell's,

MILROY, R. H., Gen.,

McDowell, Va., fight at,
P. 9
MCFARLAN, Mrs.,
MCGILL, CHARLES, brave adventures
of,
McGUNNEGLE, WILSON, Lieut. Com.,

Minnesota, Second Regiment of,

Third Regiment of,

Seventh Regiment of,

Mississippi, Jeff Thompson's address

to the planters of,

D. 79
P. 44
MCKINNEY, A. L., Chaplain Seventy-
Doc. 591
first Ohio,
Doc. 34, 36, 381
MCLEAN, N. C., Col.,
Colonel Ninety-fifth
Doc. 409, 411
McMinnville, Tenn., fight near, D. 67, 599
P.

loyalists of,

Mississippi River, the free navigation
D. 87
of,
Doc. 2, 611

Missouri, emancipation in,

MCNEILL, Col.,

McQUADE, Gen.,

MEADE, GEORGE G., Gen.,
Mechanicsville, Va., fight near,
D. 32;
battle of,
Medon Station, Tenn., fight at,
Doc. 390
MEEKER, DANIEL, Mayor,
MEJAN, C., French Consul at New-
Doc. 129, 202
Orleans,
Memphis, Tenn., rebel mass meetings
at,

MITCHEL, Ö. M., Gen., occupies Rog-

assumed command at Port Royal,
D. 81
S. C.,
notices of, D. 1, 70, 79, 88; Doc. 168, 170
MITCHELL, ROBERT B., Brig.-Gen. See

62

National War Committee of New-York, New-Market, Md., occupied by the

PAGE

Morris Mills, Mo., fight at,

D. 49

Moorefield, Va., skirmish near,

D. 14

captured by the rebels,

D. 83

MORELL, G. W., Brig.-Gen.,

Doc. 67, 239

MORGAN, EDWIN D., Gov., Proclama-

tion of July 2,

D. 35

MORGAN, G. W., General, letter to the

press of Kentucky, etc.,
command of, reached Greenups-
burgh, Ky.,

D. 74

D. 90

D. 70, 85
at Providence, R. I.,
D. 71
"Native Guards," of New-Orleans, D.
"NAW-GAW-NUB," Indian chief, D. 70
Nebraska,
D.
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,

64

rebels,
New-Mexico, account of affairs in,
May 12,
rebel expedition to,

D. 78

D. 7

D.

55

70

New-Orleans, La., occupation of, Doc.
Gen. Butler's troops debark at, D. 2
Collector appointed for,
D. 2
Gen. Butler relieves the poor of, D. 6
Butler seizes specie at, D. 7; Doc. 199
blockade of, ceased,

execution of Wm. B. Mumford at,

D. 8

1

Doc. 190

Gen. Shepley appointed Mayor of,

D. 14

D. 72

MORGAN, JOHN H., Gen., rebel, ap-

pealed to the citizens of Ken-
tucky,

the raid of, in Kentucky,

D.

D. 40

at Beaufort,

D. 1
impressed in Charleston, S. C., D. 12
massacre of, in S. C., D. 27; Doc. 206
See Gen. Van Alen,

employment of, in a military capa-

D.

D. 27
38

Butler's orders for the port of,

D. SJ

the municipal government of the

city of,

D. $

raid into Lebanon,

Doc. 255

relief of the poor of,

D. 87

agreement of Denmark and the
United States for the settlement
and care of,

auction sales in,

D. $3

Hunter's free papers of the,
employed by Gen. Sherman,
President Lincoln's interview with,

D. 44
D. 51
D.

secessionists of, assessed,

D. 53

citizens of, surrender their arms, D. 57

53

D. 59

"Morgan's Raid in Kentucky," a

poem,

P. 45

Butler's order for registration in, D. SO
taking the oath of allegiance in, D. 35
rebels in, compelled to describe their
property,
account of the capture of, by Judith,

D. 86

load the rebel sharp-shooters' guns,

P. 44

P. 11

"New-Orleans Won Back," by Robert

Lowell,

P. 5

MORRIS, G. N., Lieut., U.S. N., thanked

See L. A. Jordan.

by Congress,

D. 27

MORSE, S. F. B. See Telegraph, Doc. 535

See Gen. Grant,

D. 53

"New-Orleans Bee" suppressed, D. 11
publication of, resumed,
"New-Orleans Crescent " suppressed,

D. 20

Mortar Fleet, United States, arrived
at Fortress Monroe,
MORTON, O. P., Governor of Indiana,
proclamation of Sept. 5,

D. 51

See annuities for killing white men,

D. 72

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.,
notice of,

D. 9
"New-Orleans Delta" suppressed, D. 11
Newport, Ky., excitement in, D. 69
Newport Station, N. C., destruction of
the bridge at,
P. 35
Newspapers, General McClellan's de-

spatch relative to,

privileges in the South,

D. 15
P. 4

Doc. 590

See St. Croix "Herald," D. 49; D. S
NEWTON, General,

Dec. 82, 29

Doc. 118

Newtonia, Mo., fight at,

D. 59

death of,

D. 87

Neosho, Mo., skirmish at,
fight near,

D. 20

D. 21

mond, Ky.,
Munfordville, Ky., fight at,

surrender of,

surrender at,

Doc. 407
D. SO
D. 81; Doc. 449
occupied by the Nationals, D. 84
account of the engagement at, Doc. 612
Murfreesboro, Tenn., Union meeting
at,
D. 16
D. 40; Doc. 256

Netherlands. See New-Orleans,
Neutrals, rights of, in the South, Doc. 137
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

D.

7

official report of the battle of, Doc. 33
New-York City, military excitement

in,

D. 15

MURPHY,, Colonel Twenty-ninth

at,

D. 57

Thirteenth Regiment of,

D. 21

Pennsylvania,

Music in the National camp,

Negro, at Port Royal,

Doc. 57
P. 10
P. 43

New-Hampshire pledged for the sup-
port of the war,

D. 8S
Doc. 232
Doc. 455
D. 65

D. 84

Eleventh Regiment of,

D. 77, 78

NAGLEE, HENRY M., Gen., at Fair
Oaks,

Thirteenth Regiment of,

D. 92

Fifth Regiment of,

Doc. 38

Doc. 81

Ninth Regiment of,

D. 89

Tenth Regiment of,

Third Regiment of,

Doc. 257

50

Fourth Regiment of,

Seventeenth Regiment of,

Doc.

Doc. 48

2

Fifth Regiment of,

Doc. 233

Twenty-first Regiment of,

Doc. 43

Union meeting at,

D. S

Seventh Regiment of,

clergymen imprisoned at,

D. 65

Doc. 63

National pickets captured at,

D. 45

Twenty-second Regiment of,

D. 88

Union Convention at,

Doc. 335

Twenty-third Regiment of,

D. 87

Twenty-fourth Regiment of, D. 88
Thirty-first Regiment of,
D. 87
First Cavalry of, D. 24; Doc. 162, 185
Fourth Battery of,
Doc. 263
New-Kent C. H., Va., occupied by the
National troops,
D. 6
Newlet Inlet, N. C., attack on the bat-
teries at,
D. 12

Elliot's expedition to,

D.
D. 84
D. 67
Union troops withdrawn to, D. 47
Reports of the fight near, Doc. 597
Bollinger County, Mo., fight in,
D. 50; Doc. 564
Boone County, Mo. "Standard," sup-
pressed,
P. 5
Booneville, Miss., battle of,
D. 34
Doc. 147

67

BROUGHAM, Lord, speech on the war
in the United States,

D. 84

BROWN, A. H., Provost Marshal of
Charleston, S. C.,
D. 11
BROWN, D. W. C., Capt. Twenty-sixth
Regiment Mo.,
Doc. 453
BROWN, HARVEY, Brig.-Gen.,D.8; Doc. 171
BROWN, WILLIAM L., Col. Twentieth
Indiana,

Doc. 396

BROWN, Lieut.-Col. Third Regiment

of New-Jersey,

Doe. 257

"Border State" account of the fight at

P. 2))

Independence, Mo.,

Doc. 576

D. 50

blockade of, ceased,

the negroes at,

D. 5
D. 8
D. 38

Doc. 461

Doc. 174

at Corinth, Miss.,

BEAUREGARD, P. G. T., Gen., address

orders of, May 10th,

on the retreat from Corinth, Miss.,

D.

2

Doc. 181

Doc. 221

Border States, representatives of, visit
Lincoln,
D. 89
Boston, Mass., war meetings at, D. 39, 66
excitement in, at Pope's defeat, D. 68
patriotism of,
Doc. 600
meeting of Christian women in, D. 74
follower of Davis "come to grief
in,"
P. 41
"Boston Journal," account of evacu-
ation of Pensacola, Fla., Doc. 49
"Boston Traveller," account of
Banks's Retreat,
Doc. 64
"Both legs too short for service," P. 13
Bottom's Bridge, Va., National Army
reaches,
D. 12
D. 14

BROWNSON, SARAH M.,

Brownsville, Tenn., fight at,
BRUNDAGE, CHARLES R., Lieut. Com.,

BRYANT, Lieut. Com.,
BUCHANAN, JAMES,
P. 85
Buckhannon, Va., plundered by guer-
rillas,
D. 67
BUCKINGHAM, WILLIAM A., Governor
of Connecticut, Proclamation of
July 3d,
D. 35
BUCKLEY, Colonel Twenty-ninth
Doc. 111
BUCKNER, JOHN A., Capt. rebel, Doc. 812
BUCKNER, S. B., Gen., rebel, Procla-
mation at Bardstown, Ky.,
D. 88
"Bucktails," Pennsylvania Volun-

teers at Harrisonburgh, Va., Doc. 186
BUELL, D. C., General, on the march

D. 73

D. 90

See Chaplin Hills, Ky., D. 93; Doe. 507
See Murfreesboro, Ky.,

P. 22

BELL, JOHN, of Tenn.,

Doc. 609

BOWEN, Lieut., Fourth Michigan,
BoWLES, J. B.,

D. 16

left Louisville, Ky.

D. 74

BENACHI, M. W.,

Doc. 202

Boyd's Station, Ky., taken by rebels,

BENDIX, Col., Tenth N.Y.S.V.,

Doc. 43

BENHAM, H. W., Gen.,

Doc. 209

D. 74
BOYLE, J. T., Brig.-Gen., D. 23, 40;
Doc. 449
order in reference to politics, D. 45
BRACKETT, ALBERT G., Col. Ninth Il-
linois Cavalry, D. 26, 38; Doc. 191
Report of the battle of Village Creek,
Ark.,
Doc. 544
BRACKETT, JAMES A., surgeon, Doc. 191
BRADFORD, A. W., Gov. of Maryland,
thanks McClellan,
Proclamation of July 4th,
Proclamation of September 8th, D. 75
BRADFORD, J. TAYLOR, Col., Report of

notices of,

Doc. 9-7
D. 5, 19; Doc. 362
BUELL, J. T., Lieut.-Col. Seventh Mis-
souri Cavalry, Doc, 576; D. 58
Buffalo, N. Y., appropriations by the
Common Council of,
D. 87
Buffalo, Va., fight at,
D. ST
BUFORD, JOHN, Brig.-Gen., Doc. 845, 363
BULFINCH, S. G.,
P. 46
Bull Pasture Mountain, Va., battle at
Doc. 84
D. 87 Bull Run, Va., battle of, August 30,
D. 36
Doc. 383, 353, 397; D. 66, 68
See Pope, McClellan,
Official reports of the battle of,
Doc. 385, 899
BURBANK, Colonel Thirteenth U. S. In-
fantry,
D. 42
"Burn the Cotton," by "Estelle," P. 41
Burning Springs, Va., destroyed, D. 6
BURNS, W. W., Gen.,
Doc, 245
BURNSIDE, AMBROSE E., Major-General,
order in reference to rebel pro-
perty,
See Tranter's Creek,
See Antietam.
Notices of,

BERRY, GEORGE W., Col.,

BERRY, HIRAM G., Gen.,

BERRY, NATHANIEL S., Governor of

N. II., message of,

Berry, N.," schooner overhauled in

the Gulf of Mexico,

"Bible Inscription,"

D. 70
P. 33

BICKHAM, W. D.,

See Corinth, Miss.,

Doc. 93, 24S
Doc. 505

D. 64; Doc. 590

BIRNEY, D. B., Brig.-Gen.,
notices of,

BIRCH, JAMES H., Judge, D. 20, 24
BIRCH, Capt., Fourteenth Missouri,
D. 52, 54
D. 25
Doc. 231, 313, 360, 604
Report of Battle of Williamsburgh,

Va.,

Doc. 17

"Black flag,"

D. 58, 60

Brandy Station, Va., fight at,
"Brass Kettle Defences,"

the fight at Augusta, Ky., Doc. 618
BRADWAY, GEORGE D., Captain Third
Missouri Cavalry,
D. 48
BRADY, JAMES, Capt., account of bat-
tle of Glendale,
Doc. 262
BRAGG, BRAXTON, Gen., rebel, D. 6,
65, 93; Doc. 453, 525
order of September 5th,
D. 72
Proclamation of Sept. 18th, D. 83
Proclamation of Sept. 26th,
order in reference to the confeder-
ate currency,
D. 90
address to his army, May 5th, Doc. 116
Report of the battle of Chaplin
Hills,
Doc. 532
BRAINE, D. L., Lieut. Com. U.S.N., D. 81
BRANNAN, JOHN M., Gen.,
D. 91, 92
D. 62

"Brave Boys are they,"

BLACK, SAMUEL W., Col., Doc. 6, 240
Blackburn, England, war meeting at,
D. 55
Blackford County, Ind.,
D. 92
Blackford's Ford, Va., fight at, D. 84
official reports of the battle at, Doc. 616
Blackwater River, Va., reconnoissance
to,
D. 87
fight near,
D. 91

Braxton County, Va., National cap-
tures in,
D. 24
BREATHED, JAMES, Lieut., rebel, Doc. 192
BRECKINRIDGE, JOHN C., D. 54, 59;
Doc. 297
Report of the battle of Baton Rouge,
La.,
Doc. 808
Bridgeport, Conn., war meeting at, D. 42
BRIGGS, Col. Tenth Mass., Doc. 78
"Brilliant," ship, captured by the
Alabama,"
D. 91

Black River, S. C., reconnoissance up
the,

BLANTON, Col. rebel,

D. 60
P. 14

P. 37

D.

D.

suppressed newspapers in New-Or-
leans,
arrests Mayor Monroe,

D. 11

D. 18
D. 19

D.

D. 23

% = =

23

D. 42
Doc. 105, 161
COCHRANE, JOHN, Gen.,
Doc. 90
Cochrane's Cross Roads, Miss., fight at

Cedar Mountain, Va., battle of, official Clinton, N. C., reconnoissance to, D. 18
reports of, D. 57; Doc. 816,346, 347 | CLOPPER, JOHN V.,
rebel reports of the battle of, Doc. 330 CLUSERET, GUSTAVE P., Gen., D. 21,
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. 899, 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. S
martial law in,
D. 8, 11
D. 12
Doc. 278

יי.

Doc. 128

laboring men impressed in,

diary of operations before,

D. 73
D. 19

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

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

Hayne,

BUTTERFIELD, DANIEL, Gen.,

BYRNE, the assassin,

C

Cacapon Bridge, Va., fight at,
Cache River, Ark., skirmish at,
Cache, Ark., battle of the, D. 37; Doc. 273
CAHILL, THOMAS W., Col., Report of
the battle of Baton Rouge, La.,

CALEGO, LORENZO, Spanish Consul at
New-Orleans, La.,

California, First Regiment of,
"Call for True Men," by Robt. Lowell,

"Cambria," steamer, captured, D. 21
Cambridge, Mass., war meeting at, D.
Cainden County, N. C., Unionists of,
D. 89
Cameron, Mo., guerrilla skirmish at,

P. 35
Charleston "Mercury" account of the
battle of James Island, Doc. 218
address to the cotton planters, D. 10
Charleston and Savannah Railroad

COLLYER, VINCENT, Dr.

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
COLGROVE, SILAS, Col., Twenty-seventh
Indiana Regiment,
Doc. 54
See negro

D.

D. 19

D. 5S

D. 7

53

D. 22
D. 42

P. 45
Doc. 577

schools,
Colorado Territory,

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

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

Confederate Congress, Richmond
"Examiner" on the duties of

D. 60
assembled at Richmond, Va., D. 61
considers the invasion of the North,
D. 79

D. 24; Doc. 189
Doc. 396
D. 4

Cherokee Indians,

D. 37, 79

passes the military exemption act,

See Indians.

D. 91

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

D. 56

D.

Camp of instruction at Annapolis,
Md.,

battle of,

15
D. 33

in reference to,

D. 90

Doc. 170

Confederate seal,

D. 86

Doc. 527

at,

D. 46

CAMPBELL, ANNA, Mrs.,

Doc. 254

Canada, people go to, to escape the
draft,

CANBY, EDWARD R. S., Gen.,

"Canonicus," steamer, fired into, D. 38
Canton, Mo., skirmish at,

CANTWELL, JAMES, Col. Eighty-second

Ohio,

D. 57
D.

1

D. 51

Chipoaks Creek, Va., rebel schooner
captured on,
D. 48
CHRIST, B. C., Col., Doc. 477; D. 19, 20
Cincinnati, O., excitement in on ac-
count of the proximity of the
rebel Morgan,

D.

42

Ninth Regiment of,

Doc. 299

war meeting at,

D. 51

Eleventh Regiment of,

Doc. 455

Doc, 35, 3SS

D. 54

D. 88
D. 46

D. 7

CARROLL, CHARLES A., rebel,
Carroll County, Mo., rebels assessed
in,

CARTER, SAMUEL P., Gen.,

CASEY, SILAS, Gen., letter on the dis-

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. 39
CASSILLY, W. B., Lieut.-Col., D. 29
Cassville, Mo., rebels routed at, D. 841
CATHERWOOD, E. C., Col., Sixth Regi-

ment Missouri Volunteers, D. 10
Catlett's Station, Va., raid on, D. 63;
Doc. 849
account of the raid on,
Doc. 558
Cave City, Ky., the rebel Morgan's
cavalry at,

CLAY, CLEMENT C., Senator, rebel, re-
solution respecting collection of
historical material,

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. 8
City Point, James River, Va., fight at,
D. 29
destruction of,
D. 66
"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,
D. 41
Clark's Hollow, Va., fight at, D. 2;
Doc. 3
Clarksville, Tenn., surrender of, D. 61, 66
reports of the surrender of
account of the expedition to,
recaptured,

Seventeenth Regiment of,

D. 70

Eighteenth Regiment of,
Twentieth Regiment of,
Twenty-first Regiment of,
D. 78
Conscription. See rebel conscription,
D. 82, 56; Doc. 113
Conservatives, meeting of, at New-
York,
D. 84
CONSTABLE, D. C., Lieut.-Col. Seventy-
fifth Ohio volunteers, D. 23; Doc. 39
See James River,
"Constitutional Gazetteer," the de-
struction of the,
D. 61
CONTURIE, AMEDI, consul at New-Or-
leans,
Doc. 129
Conway County, Ark., Unionists of,
D. 27
COOPER, S., Adjt.-Gen., rebel, Doc. 333
COPPELL, GEORGE,
Doc. 202
"Cora," schooner, captured,
CORCORAN, MICHAEL, Brig.-Gen., D.

D. 64

D. 78

D. 21

60, 61, 63

Doc. 609

See Russell's House,

D. 12

D. 74

See Col. Sedgewick,

D. 14

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

Gen. Pope opened his batteries on,

D. 90

D. 20

Cedar Creek, Va. See Cedar Moun-
tain.