Seventy-ninth Regiment of, Doc. 181, 187 Eighty-third Regiment of, Doc. 68 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,
One Hundred and Second Regiment of,
One Hundred and Eleventh Regi- ment of,
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. 182; D. PLATT Capt. Second Regular Ar- tillery, Doc. 31 Pleasant Hill, Mo., skirmish at, D. 88, 76 Doc. 80 PLEASANTON Gen., report of the reconnoissance to Martinsburgh, Doc. 263, 428 Va., Doc. 622 One Hundred and Fourth Regiment notices of, D. 83, 89 of, Doc. 80, 428 Plymouth, N. C., fight at, D. 70; Doc. 605 One Hundred and Fifth Regiment Pocotaligo, S. C., railroad at, de- of, Doc. 396 stroyed, D. 19 One Hundred and Ninth Regiment D. 20; Doc. 477 of, Poindexter, rebel, fight with, D. 59 D. 69
Point Pleasant, Mo., fight at, POLK, Ex-Senator,
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Regi- ment of,
Pollocksville, N. C., fight near, POMEROY, S. C., address to free ne- groes, D. Ponchatoula, La., occupation of, D. 80 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 D. 47
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. 93 Prentiss, Miss., destruction of, D. 84 PRICE, STERLING, at Corinth, D. 91; Doc. 488 notices of, D. 54, 83; Doc. 119, 481 PRIM,, Gen., of Spain, D. 25 PRINCE, HENRY, Gen., at Cedar Moun- Doc. 827 "Princeton," schooner, captured, D. 26 Princeton, Va., fight at, D. 13 Prisoners, exchange of, D. 9, 75; Doc. 194 agreement of Gens. Dix and Hill, Doc. 341 PROCTOR, EDNA DEAN,
order in reference to depredations,
report of the battle of Cedar Moun- tain,
Rabbit cloth. See Southern manufac tures, P. 10 Ragged Point, Potomac River, Va., D. 59 Railroads of United States taken by
report of the fight near Centreville,
the President, D. 17 RAINS, JAMES S., Gen., rebel, Report of the battle of Newtonia, Mə,
report of his campaign in Virginia,
PHELPS, THOS. S., Lieut. Com'g, Doc. 120 Philadelphia, City Council of, appro-
despatches and orders sent and re-
priates $500,000 for bounty, D. 46 war meeting at,
ceived during his Virginia cam- paign,
Doc. 361 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, D. 1 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. 54S 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.
Rallying song of the Sixteenth Iowa Volunteers," P. 19 "Rambler," schooner, captured, D. 76 "Rams," by Francis De Haes Janvier,
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, D. 86 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
Rebel army, desertion in the,
proclamation of September 7, ROBINSON, GOV. JAMES F., proclama- tion of September 22, ROBINSON, JOHN C., Gen., Rocky Ridge, Utah, fight at, RODGERS, JOHN, Commander,
SCHLATER, Wм. H., A.A.G.,
SCHENCK, Brig.-General, at McDowell,
See James River. RODGERS, JOHN E., Lieut., RODMAN, ISAAC P., Gen.,
compelled to violate their paroles,
D. 54 "Rebellion financed down," P. 15 Recruiting renewed in the North, D. 14, 23, 45 promoted with zeal, D. 54, 57 RECTOR, H. M., proclamation of May 5, D. 3; Doc. 11 REED,, Lieut., rebel, report of the destruction of the Arkansas, Doc. 309 Reedy Creek, Va., fight at, D. 9 Reelsville, Mo., fight near, D. 58 "Reliance," steamer, captured, D. 45 RENO, JESSE L., Gen., notices of, D. 63; Doc. 348, 380, 394, 439, 604 death of, D. SO Burnside's order on the death of, Doc. 487 D. 83
Doc. 360 D. 33 D. 8 Doc. 84 Doc. 435, 455 death of, D. 88 ROE, F. A., Lieut. Com., report of the battle of Baton Rouge, Doc. 802 ROEBUCK's speech at Sheffield, Eng., D. 56 Rogersville, Ala., occupation of, Doc. 181; D. 10 Rolla, Mo., Government train cap- tured near, D. 14 ROMER,, Capt., his battery at Bull Run, Doc. 396 Romney Road, Va., National pickets attacked at, D. 61 ROSE, A. M., Capt., Fourth Michigan Regiment, Doc. 144 ROSECRANS, W. S., Major-General, at Iuka, D. 88; Doc. 483 report of the battle of Corinth, D. 91; Doc. 489
SCHENCK, ROBERT C., Major-Gen., re-
port of the battle of Cross Keys, Va., report of the battle of Bull Run, Doc. 895 notices of, Doc. 110, 381, 889 SCHOFIELD, JOHN M., Gen., assesses the citizens of St. Louis, Mo., D. 66 notices of, D. 20, 45, 47, 79 SCOFIELD, T. D., account of surrender of Murfreesboro, Doc. 288 SCOTT, WINFIELD, Gen., review of his course during the rebellion, D. 90 SCOTT, Major, of the Black-Guards, P. 41 SCOTT, THOS. A., Doc. 5 SCHURZ, CARL, Gen., D. 64; Doc. 861, 388 report of Pope's Virginia campaign, Doc. 890 Scranton, Pa., war meeting at, D. 54 Seabrook's Point, S. C., skirmish at, D. 22 Searcy, Ark., skirmishes near, D. 12, 18 Secession trophies,
P. 27 "Secession Warrior," song of the, P. 13 Secessionville, S. S., battle of. See James Island, S. C.
SEDGEWICK,, Col., reconnoissance
order in reference to slaves,
D. 79 D. 45 D. 82 Doc. 271, 602 D. 26
near Corinth, Miss., D. 14; Doc. 428 SEDGWICK, JOHN, Gen., D. 79; Doc. 29, 88, 233, 243, 248 SEMMES, RAPHAEL, Captain, rebel, daughter of, P. 32 "Seven days' contest," rebel narra- tive, Doc. 248
Seven Pínes, Va., fight near, May 29,
Richmond, Ky., visited by Morgan's guerrillas, battles of,
D. 48 D. 67 official reports of the battles at, Doc. 407 Indianapolis "Journal" account of,
the writing on the wall in, Richmond "Dispatch," account of the battle of Fair Oaks, Va., Doc. 97 Richmond "Examiner" on the duties of the rebel Congress, D. Richmond "Whig" article on the emancipation proclamation, D. 89 RICKETTS, JAMES B., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 322, 345, 433 Ridgeville, Va., rebel descent on, D. 77 Rienzi, Miss., skirmish at, D. 61 RIGBY,, battery of, at Cross Keys, Va., Doc. 106 RIKER, J. LAFAYETTE, Col., D. 26; Doc. 85, 86 "Ringold Flying Artillery," of Read- ing, Pa., P. 13 Ripley, Va., occupied by the Union- ists, D. 79 RITCHIE, Col. Third Indiana, D. 84 RIVERS, PRINCE, D. 51
"Rowena," schooner, captured, ROWLAND, WM., shot as a deserter, P. Roxbury, Mass., war meeting at, D. 39 RUGER, THOMAS H., Col. Third Regi ment Wisconsin, Doc. 57 RUGGLES, DANIEL, Gen., rebel, refused the petition of the inhabitants of St. Tammany, La., D. 89 RUSH, RICHARD H., Col., Scout of, Doc. 153 RUSSELL, Capt. Second Massachusetts Regiment, Doc. 139 RUSSELL, Col. Seventh Massa- chusetts, Doc. 77 RUSSELL, W. H., D. 8 RUSSELL, Earl, his letter on neutrality, D. 49 at, Doc. 137; D. 12 Russellville, Ky., capture of, D. 50 fight at, D. 88 D. 37 D. 50 D. S6
on the rights of British subjects, D. 62 address to the diplomats announc- ing the Emancipation act, D. 85 notice of, Doc. 51 Sewell's Point, Va., bombardment of, D. 5; Doc. 121 SEYMOUR, TRUMAN, General, Doc. 245 SHACKLEFORD, Col. Eighth Kentucky, D. 70 Shady Springs, Va., skirmish at, D. GC Sharpsburgh, Md., skirmish near, D. 88 SHEEHAN, T. J., report of the attack on Fort Ridgely, Doc. 589 SHEFFEY, Mr., his speech in the Vir- ginia House of Delegates, D. 13 Sheff's Mountain, Va., guerrilla fight at, D. 17 SHIELDS, JAMES, Brig.-Gen., thanked
consin, SALOMON, F., Gen., notice of,
D. 88 Report of the battle of Newtonia, Mo., Doc. 620 SALOMON, EDWARD, Governor of Wis- consin, D. 87 Salt, sale of, and removal prevented in Virginia, D. 89 SANDERS, J., Captain of Andrews's Sharp-shooters, P. 40 SANDERSON,, of Orleans County, N. Y., offers to build steam rams, P. 26 San Francisco, Cal., liberality of, D. 84 "Sarah," rebel schooner, captured, D.
SHIN-GWACK, Indian chief. See Wis-
SHIRK, J. W., Lieut., U.S.N.,
command of his brigade, D. 18 notices of, Doc. 230, 248, 261 SICKLES, Lieut.-Colonel Ninth Illinois' Cavalry, D. 19 SIGEL, FRANZ, Gen., takes command at Harper's Ferry, Va., D. 22; Doc. 160 reports of General Pope's Virginia campaign, Doc. 380 report of the battle of Groveton, Va., report of the battle of Bull Run, Va., Doc. 388 notices of, D. 64, 79; Doc. 816, 343, 866 a story of, P. 27 SILFONSPARRE, AXEL, Ohio Battery, at Doc. 149 D. 92 30 Doc. 543
SIBLEY, H. H., Col., report of the bat-
tle of Yellow Medicine, Sibley's Landing, Mo., fight near, D. 93 SICKLES, DANIEL E., General, resumed
the value of substitutes in the, Union men crucified at the, 23 South-Anna Creek, Va., bridge over, burned, D. 20 South-Carolina, First Regiment, Sharp-shooters, Doc. 99 Southfield, Staten Island, N. Y., war meeting at, South-Mills, Va., engagement near, D. South-Mountain, Md., battle of, D. 80 official reports of the battle of, Doc. 432 "N. Y. Times" account of, Doc. 487 South-west Mountain. See Cedar Mountain.
Stockton, Mo., fight at, STONE, LINCOLN R, Surgeon, "Stonewall Jackson's Way,"
how troops are raised in the, P. 14 "cannot be conquered,"
Doc. 294 SMITH, W. S., General, Doc. 248 Smithville, Ark., skirmish near, D. 29 STEMBEL, ROGER N., Commander. See Somerville, Mass., war meeting at, D. 89 Fort Pillow. Somerville Heights, Va., battle of, STEARNS, C. A., Capt. A.A.G., Doc. 624 Doc. 27; D. STEINWEHR, A. VON, Brig-Gen., D. 52; "Song for our Soldiers," by Alice Doc. 860, 391 Cary, P. 47"Stettin," British steamer, captured, "Song of the Secession Warrior," P. 13 D. 17 Songs of the rebels, P. 24, 41 STEVENS, A. F., Colonel, D. 92 SoULE, PIERRE, arrested, D. 19 STEVENS, ISAAC L., Gen., at James South, privilege of the press in the, Island, Doc. 909 death of, D. 69; Doc. 5360 STEVENS, THADDEUS, of Pa.,
State Rights, Attorney-Gen. Bates's opinion relative to,
difficulty of obtaining substitutes the,
STEVENSON, Col., reconnoissance to
STOCKTON, T. B. W., Col. Sixteenth Michigan,
STOREY, MARSHAL, adventures of, P. STREIGHT, A. D., Colonel, See Alabama,
occupied, STRICKLAND, SILAS A., Lieut.-Col. Fif tieth Regiment Ohio Volunteers, Dec. 523 STRONG, GEO. C., Assistant Adjt.-Gen., Doc. 2 report of the expedition to Poncha- toula, La., Doe, 614 STRONG, W, K., Brig.-Gen.,
STUART, J. E. B., Gen., rebel, expedi tion of June 18-15,
STURGIS, SAMUEL D., General,
Spirit ration of the U.S.N., SPRAGUE, J. W., Col., report of the battle of Corinth, SPRAGUE, WILLIAM, Gov. His colored regiments, effect of his " the South, D. 59 SPRING, PARKER. See Telegraph, Doc. 535 Springfield, Mass., Union meeting at, D. 36 war meeting at, D. 89 SQUIRE, T. H., Eighty-ninth Regiment N.Y.S.V., P. 12 "St. Croix Herald," destruction of the office of, D. 49
of Southern civilization," D. 11 prohibited in the United States. territories,
Lincoln's proposition to compen- sate the States, Doc. 552; D. 40 "a wall of separation between Eu-
SMALLEY, GEO, W., account of the bat- tle of Antietam by, Doc. 466 SMITH, Col. Fourth Kentucky, Doc. 115 SMITH, DIANA, the heroine of the North-west, P. 21
St. Louis, Mo., address of the Union Merchants' Exchange of, D. 46 exemption of foreign residents in, D. 47 enrolment excitement at, D. 47, 48 war meeting at, D. 63 Gen. Schofield assesses the rebels of, D. 66 St. Mark's River, Fla., fight on, D. 27 STAHEL, JULIUS H., Gen., notices of, Doc. 108, 360, 395 at the battle of Bull Run, Va., Dec. 353 Stamford, Ct., war meeting at, D. 47 STANLEY, DAVID S., Gen., at the battle of luka, Miss., Doc. 480 STANLY, EDWARD, Gov. of N. C., D. 6, 13 STANTON, EDWIN M., D. 57; Doc. 40, 570 orders the Governors to furnish
their quotas of 300,000 men called for by President Lincoln,
SMITH, E. KIRBY, Gen., rebel, procla- mation of, Aug, 20,
notices, D. 59, 50, 67, 69, 79, 93; Doc. 422
SMITH, G. W., Major-Gen., rebel, Doc. 97
St. John's River, Fla., expedition to,
D. 79; Doc. 234, 243, 248, 2586, 200 'Sumter," rebel steamer, "Sunbeam," steamer, captured, Susquehanna, Pa., war meeting at, D. Sutton, Va., rebel attack on, "Swallow," steamer, burned,
"Swan," steamer, captured, Swansboro, N. C., expedition to,
D. 17 D. 39; Doc. 578 SWAYNE, Judge, of Memphis, Tenn., D. 25 SWEENEY, Lieut.-Cul. Eighty-second Ohio, Doc. 87 SWEITZER, Col., at the battle of White Oak Swamp, De 216 SWITZER, -, Col. Sixty-second Penn- sylvania Regiment, D. S Swift Creek, N. C., skirinish at, D. 38 Sycamore Mills, Tenn., excursion to, D. A SYKES, GEORGE, Brig.-Gen., D. 84; De. SPL, 258
VEATCH, JAMES C., Gen., at Corinth,
"To Canaan; a Song of the Six dred Thousand," "To the Loyal Fair," by Mara, "To the Secession Sympathizer, no thanks to you,"
Governor of Ohio, procla- mation of July 3,
Versailles, Ky., occupation of,
VIELE, EGBERT L., Gen., Doc. 42; D. 7,
Taylor, George W., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 257 Tazewell, Tenn., rebel escort fired on near, D. 46 report and narratives of the battle of, D. 55; Doc. 573 "Teaser," capture of the rebel gun- boat, Doc. 545 Telegraph. See D. B. Lathrop, D. taken possession of by the United States, D. 54 utility of for military purposes, Doc. 535 Gen. Mitchel's operations with, in Alabama, P. 10 how the rebel Morgan used it, P. Tennessee. See East-Tennessee, D. regiments from, attempt to desert from the rebels, D. D. 89
First Regiment of, loyal, Eleventh Regiment of, rebel, Doc. 574 Twenty-fifth Regiment of, Fifty-fourth Regiment of, TERRILL, WILLIAM R., Gen., death of,
Todd Creek, Ga., expedition up the, D. TOLAND, JOHN T., Col., Doc. 612; D. STOMPKINS, Col., First Vermont Cav- alry, Doc. 53 Tompkinsville, Ky., fight near, D. 8S TOPPING, Lieut.-Col. Seventy-first Regi- ment Indiana Volunteers, Doc. 409 TORBERT, A. T. A., Col. First New- Jersey Volunteers, Doc. 437, 878, 257 Towanda, Pa., war meeting at, D. 44 TRABUE, JAMES, arrested at Louisville, Ky., D. 24 TRACY, ALBERT, Col., A.A.G., Doc. 35 TRAIN, GEORGE FRANCIS, D. 93 Tranter's Creek, N. C., battle at, Doc. 171 reconnoissance to, D. 31 Travelling, restricted in the North, D. 57, 74 D. 46 at, D. 10 D. 47 official report of the fight at, Doc. 561 TRUMBULL, M. M., Col., report of the battle of Corinth, Doc. 498 TRUXTON, W. T., Lieut. Com., report on the massacre of negroes in S. C., Doc. 206 "Tubal Cain," steamer seized, D. 46 Tucson, Arizona, occupied by the Na- tionals, D. 14 Tunstall's Station, Va., fight near, D. 13 Turkey Island Bridge, Va., skirmish at, TURNER, L. C.,
of the War," by H. D. Atwood, P. "The Empty Sleeve," inscribed to Gen. Howard, by David Barker, P. 47 "The Irish Boys," by C. M., P. 2 "The Marylander at Manassas --A Fact," P. 24
sance at, Union fleet arrive at, D. 81, 82 Union mortar-fleet commenced the bombardment of,
D. 32 canal opposite commenced, D. 32 bombardment of, renewed, D. 82 Union fleet passed the city of, D. 33; Doc. 546 bombardment of, continued, D. 83, 34, 35, 36, 39 Union forces left, D. 47 Gen. Williams's report on the opera- tions at, Doc. 545
Porter's report on the operations at,
Third Regiment of, Fourth Regiment of, Fifth Regiment of,
Seventh Regiment of, Eighth Regiment of, Ninth Regiment of, Doc. 100, 622;
war department, traitors in the, P. 14 war department, orders of, August 8, Doc. 575 "Uncle Mose," schooner, captured, D. 39 "Uncle Sam," the death of, P. 33 Union men crucified at the South, P. 23 Union Mills, Mo., fight near, D. 62 Utica, N. Y., war meeting at, D. 40 VAN ALEN, JAMES H., Gen., order in reference to negroes, D. 27 VAN BENTHUYSEN, W., Major, rebel, D. 23 Van Buren, N. Y., patriotism of, D. 48 VAN DORN, EARL, Gen., rebel, D. 91; Doc. 120, 488 assumed command of the depart- ment of Louisiana, D. 81 VANDERVEER, F., Col. Thirty-fifth Regi- ment Ohio. Doc. 152; 572 VAN GIESON, -, surgeon of the "Galena," Doc. 133 VAN VALKENBURG, Major First New- York Artillery, Doc. 81
Waccamaw River, S. C., expedition up the, D. 14 Waddell Farm, Ark., battle at, Doc. 190; D. 26 WADSWORTH, JAMES S., Brig.-General, Doc. 406 WAINWRIGHT, Col. Seventy-sixth Regi- ment N. Y.S. V., Doc. 433 WAINWRIGHT, RICHARD, U.S.N., death of, "Waiting," by H. W., WALKE, H., Commander,
account of the fight with the Arkan- sas, WALKER,
giment, Doc. 396 WALKER, M. B., Col. Thirty-first Ohio Regiment, report of the fight at Trinity, Ala.,
WARNER, Col. Eighteenth Regiment
D. 56 D. 61 Ky. Volunteers, Doc. 409 Warrenton, Va., reconnoissance to, D. 35,
Warrenton Junction, Va., skirmish
Waterford, Va., rebel descent upon, D. Waterloo, Va., reconnoissance to, D. WATERS, WILLIAM, adventures of, P. WATSON, JOHANNES. D. 15; Doc. WATTS,, Dr., Hymn by, P. 43 WA-WA-WANDA, the North Star by, P. WASHBURN, C. C., Gen. at Helena, Ark., D. 39 Washington, D. C., excitement at rel- ative to fugitive slaves, D. 15 Doc. 574; D. 55
REBELLION RECORD: INDEX TO THE FIFTH VOLUME.
WALLACE, LEWIS, Major-General, Doc. 223, 270; D. 1, 28, 691 WARD, Col. Fourth Florida Regiment, Doc. 26 WARD, J. H. HOBART, Colonel, Doc. 8, 815 WARD, WM. S., Col. Twelfth Regiment N.Y.S.M., D. 23 WARD, W. T., Gen., at Lexington, Ky., D. 40 Wardensville, Va., skirmish at, D. 20 War Department of the U. S., orders issued from, to prevent the evasion of military duty. order in reference to the appoint- ment of officers,
who were the first troops at? P. 13 Washington "Star" account of the battle of Cedar Mountain, Doc. 822 Washington, N. C., fight at,
account of the battle at,
"Washington Light Artillery" of
See Boston, D. 18 WOOD,, Col. Seventy-sixth Ohio, WHITING, Major Jasper, rebel, Doc. 96 - Doc. WHITING, WM. H. C., Brig.-General, WOOD, FERNANDO, D. 84 rebel, D. 18; Doc. 97, 101 WOOD, ROBERT C., Lieut.-Col., rebel, "Who's Ready," by Edna Dean Proc- Doc. 115 tor, P. 7 WOOD, WM. F., Lieut.-Col. First Regi- "Who first arrived in Washington, ment Indiana Calvary, D. 83; D. C., in April, 1861 ?" P. 13 D. 50 D. 34
D. 7, 79; Doc. 154 WORDEN, JOHN L., Com., anecdote of the fight with the Merrimac, P. 4 WORTENBACKER, C. C., his will, P. 27 WRIGHT, D. C., Chaplain Seventh Ohio Regiment, Doc. 112 WRIGHT, H. G., Gen., D. 62, 69
order in reference to business in Cincinnati and vicinity, D. 85 report of the battle of James Island, Doc, 209 WRIGHT, JNO. J., Capt., at Cynthiana, Doc. 293 WYMAN, P. T., Col., reconnoissance of, D. 29 notices of, Doc. 43, 248, 261, 440 WYNDHAM, Col. First New-Jersey Car- Doc. 185 Col. Seventh Penn- Doc. 115, 162, 570 Doc. 109
WILCOX, O. B., Gen. release of, D. 60; Doc. 435 See Antietam. WILD, E. A., Col. Thirty-fifth Massa- chusetts, Doc. 457; D. 64 WILDER, J. T., Col. See Munfordville, Ky., Doc. 449, 612 Wilkesbarre, Pa., excitement in at the raid into Maryland, D. 76 Doc. 315 WILKINS, JOHN D., Capt., Report of the battle of Bull Run, Doc. 400 "William," schooner, captured, D. 42 WILLIAMS, A. S., Brig.-Gen., Doc. 55 Gen. at Cedar Mountain, WILLIAMS, THOMAS, Brig.-Gen., re- ports on the operations at Vicks- burgh, Miss.,
Doc. 545 Doc. 304 D. 54 Doc. 217 WILLIAMS, SETH, Brig.-General, Doc. 73 WILLIAMS, SOL, Col., rebel, D. 42 Williamsburgh, Va., McClellan's de- spatch from, D. 3
sylvania, WYNKOOP, Major,
"Wave," bark destroyed by the Ala-
occupation of, McClellan's
WEAVER, JAS. B., Major, Report of the
WEITZEL, GODFREY, Lieut. at Baton
Gen. McClellan's speeches at, Williamsport, Md., rebels enter, Williamsport, Tenn., skirmishes near,
WELLS, GEORGE D., Colonel,
WELLES, GIDEON, D. 25; Doc. 128, 223;
Wilmington, Del., Union meeting at,
67"Yankee Management." See Brig
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