PERKINS, MARLAND L., Capt.,
Perry County, Ky., skirmish in,
Perryville, Tenn., battle of,
"Peter," sloop, captured,
"Peterhoff," steamer, captured,
Petersburgh, Tenn., fight near,
Petersburgh, Va., fight near,
PETERSON, ALFORD,
Doc. 500
PETIGRU, JAMES LOUIS, death of, D. 53
PETTIT, -, Captain, his Battery,
Doc. 198
Pettie's Mills, N. C., rebel company
captured at,
D. 71
PETTIGREW, J. J., Gen., rebel, D. 59
PETTUS, JOHN J., Gov., Proclamation
of May fifth,
PHELAN,
PHELPS, S. L., report of his expe-
dition to Linden, Tenn., D. 73
Philadelphia, Pa., National Union
PHILLIPS, WM. A., Col.,
report of the fight near Fort Gib-
son, Ark.,
Miss.,
report of the capture of Grand
Gulf, Miss.,
report of the capture of Alexan-
tion, in reference to deserters
from,
West-Pointers in the,
report of the capture of Haines's
Bluff, Yazoo River,
report of the attack on Vicksburgh,
May 224, 1863,
Doc. 630
notices of, D. 56, 69, 70, 71, 75; Doc. 426
PORTER, FITZ-JOHN, Gen.,
D. 3, 37
"Porter's rebel guerrillas," execu
tion of,
D. 4; Doc. 27
Jeff Davis's order in reference to
the execution of,
D. 16
Portland, Mo., guerrillas at, D. 8
Portsmouth, Va., Union election in,
Gen. Dodge's report on the, Doc. 400
See Urbanna, D. 18; P. 24, 43, 50;
D. 38, 39, 45, 66; Doc. 874
Rebel cavalry capture gunboats, P. 48
Rebel Clergymen, Gen. Rousseau and
the,
P. 12
Rebel Confederacy, the rights of for-
eigners in,
D. 49
Rebel Congress, debate in the, on the
Emancipation Proclamation, D. 36
debate on the navigation of the
resolutions of, in reference to the
enlistment of negroes in the
Prairie Grove, Ark., official reports
of the battle of,
report of the committee on national
PRICE, STERLING, Gen., the survivors
of his army,
P. 49
PRINCE, EDWARD, Lieut.-Col. Seventh
Illinois Cavalry,
Doc. 274
"Princess Royal," official reports of
the capture of the,
Doc. 400
Princeton, Ky., capture of,
D. 22
Prisoners. See military prisoners, D.
exchange of,
Jeff Davis's message to, January
12, 1563,
Rebel guerrillas, barbarities of tife.
PILLSPURY, C. D., Chaplain, account
of the battle at Brentwood, Doc. 482
PINCKNEY, JOSEPH C., Col. Sixty-sixth
New-York,
Doc. 19S
D.
Privateers, asked for by the National
War Committee,
D. 25
Rebel pictures, sale of, prohibited in
PINTO, FRANCIS E., Col.,
77
Pittman's Ferry, Mo., official reports
of the expedition to,
Doc. 58
Rebel retaliation, Barksdale's resolu
tions,
7 Rebel Retaliatory act, approved May
1, 1863,
RHODES, R. E., General, rebel. See
RICHARDS, LEWIS. See Medals of
RICHARDSON, Colonel, rebel,
Richmond, Ind., newspaper de-
Richmond, Miss., occupied,
Richmond, Va., price of necessaries
of life at,
account of the bread riots in, Doc. 523
how they bury dead soldiers in, P. 7
the keeper of the "Bastile" at, P. 20
Richmond "Dispatch," account of
the battle of Pocotaligo, Doc. 40
article on the correspondence be-
tween Mason and Earl Russell, D. 62
Richmond "Examiner," its opinion
of President's Lincoln's Einanci-
pation proclamation, D. 82
Richmond Whig," on the success
of the Democrats at the North,
D. 13
Ridgeville Road, Va., reports of the
fight on,
Doc. 51
Rienzi, Miss., evacuation of,
D.
19
Ringold Barracks, Texas, fight near,
D. 25
"Ringold Pennsylvania Cavalry,"
Doc. 51
Sabbath, the, President Lincoln's or-
der respecting the observance of,
Doc. 181
Sabine Pass, Texas, reconnoissance
to,
D. 65
SACKETT, WILLIAM, Lieut.-Col. Ninth
N. Y. Volunteers,
D. 5; Doc. 25
Salem, Va., occupied,
D. 12, 17
Salem Pike, Tenn., fight on, D. 50
SALOMON, EDWARD, Lieut.-Col., re-
port of the battle of Chancel-
lorsville,
Doc. 587
Salt, manufacture of, in the South, P. 8
scarcity of in Virginia,
P. 23
See Virginia,
Doc. 14
"Sam Gaty," account of the attack
on the,
Doc. 521
the robbers of the, arrested, D. 60
SANDERS, REID, Major, captured, D. 11
San Francisco, Cal., schooner Chap-
man seized at,
D. 55
RUGGLES, DANIEL, Gen., rebel,
RUNKLE, B. P., Col.,
RUNYON, THEODORE, Gen.,
Rural Hills, Tenn., account of the
battle at,
Doc. 197
Rush County, Ind., rebellion in, D. 55
D. 58 RUSSELL, Earl, Mason's correspond-
ence with,
D. 58
rebel opinion of his correspond-
ence with J. M. Mason, D. 62
See retaliation of the rebels, Doc. 155
Russellville, Ky., Union meeting at,
D. 48
REST, JOHN D., Col.,
D. 56, 5S
report of the expedition to Jack-
sonville, Fla.,
Doc. 483
Rutherford's Creek, Tenn., skirmish
at,
D. 53
RUTLEDGE, Jons, Capt., rebel navy,
D. 56; Doc. 414
D. 77
Sheffield, Eng., Roebuck's speech at,
D. 77
counterfeiters arrested at, D. 63
Shelby Depot, Tenn., fight near, D. 7
Shelbyville, Tenn., occupied by Na-
tionals,
D. 41
SHELDON, L. A., Col.,
Doc. $61
Shell Creek, Colorado, fight near, D. 71
"Shenandoah," launch of the, D. 23
Shenandoah Valley, snowstorm in
the,
D. 38
SHEPHERD, OLIVER L., Col. Fifteenth
Regiment U. S. Infantry, D. 50
Shepherdstown, Va., reconnoissance
to,
D. 8
SHEPLEY, GEORGE F., Brig.-Gen. Sco
New-Orleans, La.
Gainsville, Texas, Unionists at, D.
GALLAGHER, W. D.,
GALTY, JNO. W.,
Galveston, Texas, Union prisoners
captured at,
D. 31
foreigners warned to leave, D. 87
official reports of the attack_on,
Doc. 387
the port of, declared open by the
rebels,
D. 32
GARRARD, J., Col., report of the bat-
tle of Mount Sterling, Ky., Doc. 470
GARRARD, Major,
D. 10, 20
GARESCHE, Lieut.-Col.,
P. 43
GARESCHE, Major. See Stone River,
P. 43
GASKELL, PENN, Lieut.,
Doc. 606
GATES, THEODORE R. See Antietam,
pedition through Eastern North-
Carolina,
Doc. 191; D. 27
official report of his operations in
North Carolina,
Doc. 253
surrounded at Washington, N. C.,
D. 64
escaped from Washington, N. C.,
D. 64
report of the Expedition to Gum
Swamp, N. C.,
Doc. 626
63.
D. 61
Genesis Point, Ga., account of the
battle of,
Doc. 433
See Fort McAllister,
D. 40
"George," schooner, captured. D. 21
6 GEORGE, JAMES, Col. Second Minne-
sota Volunteers,
"George Washington," loss
abandoned by the rebels,
Admiral Porter's report of the cap-
Doe. 600
Grand Prairie, Mo., fight near, D. 7
GRANGER,, Gen., report of the
fight at Franklin, Tenn., Des. 519
notices of,
D. 26, 54, 63, 08
GRANT, L. A., Col., report of the hat-
tle of Chancellorsville. Doc. 586
GRANT, ULYSSES S., Gen., at Port
Gibson, Miss.,
letter from George R. Merritt to, P. -5-3
See Steele's Bayou.
notices of, D. 8, 11, 47, 69, 78, 74,
gunboat,
Georgia, conscription in, constitu-
tional,
D. 6
GRAVES, R. J., Rev., the case of, D. 43
Greasy Creek, Ky., fight at,
GREEN, J. WESLEY,
Col. Streight's raid into,
Green's Chapel, Ky., skirmish
official reports of the fight at,
deserters from the rebel army in, D.
See Joseph E. Brown.
Greenbriar Co., Va., Gillmore's expe-
dition to,
Franklin, Va., shelled by the Union-
ists,
fights near,
account of the fight near, Doc. 217
"FRANK MARTIN," "1 See Romance of
the Camp.
Fredericksburgh, Va., the advance
on, commenced,
D. 16
surrender of demanded, Doc. 212; D. 17
account of the bombardment of,
Dec., 1862,
destruction of salt-works on the
Greenland Gap, Va., Gen. Kelley's
report of the fight at,
Greenville, Miss., fight at,
Greenwich, Va., account of the fight
loss of the Fiftieth Regiment of, at
Antietam,
P. 18
salt manufactory,
P. 8
"Georgia," privateer, captures by
the,
D. 67
"Georgiana," steamer, destroyed, D, 55
Georgetown, D. C., trade between,
and Washington, flagrantly
violated,"
D. 77
Germans, massacre of, in Texas, P. 49
Germantown, Ky., fight at, D. 63
"Gertrude," steamer, captured, D. 64
GETTY, GEORGE W., Gen., D. 59, 65,
70; Doc. 197
GIBBS, ALFRED, Brig. Gen., D. 29
complimented by Gen. Peck in
General Orders,
nia Volunteers,
GREGORY, FRANCIS H., Admiral, D. 15
GRIERSON, B. H., Col., official account
of his raid,
Doc. 548
his forces arrived at Baton Rouge,
GIBSON, MILNER, speech at Ashton,
England.
D. ΤΟ
D. 53, 65
GRIFFITH, JOSEPH E., heroism of, Doc. 627
GRIMSHAW, A. H., Col.,
D. 62, 63
GROVER, CUVIER, Gen. See Bayou
Teche, La.,
See Port Hudson.
Gum Swamp, N. C., Gen. Foster's
report of the expedition to, Doc. €26
Guerrillas. See Porter's guerrillas,
See Rebel barbarities.
Habeas Corpus, the rebel Congress
authorize the suspension of, D. 2
Haines's Bluff, Admiral Porter's re-
port of the capture of, Doc. 621
HALL, WILLIAM P., Major,
D. $2
HALLECK, HENRY WAGER, report of
the operations of the National
armies,
Doc. 2, 218
letter in reference to the supplies
to the army of the Potomac, D. 8
letter on the battle of Bear River,
Doc. 469
"a question he won't answer," P. 19
notices of,
D. 21; Doc. 227
Halltown, Va., rebels surprised at, D. 14
Gold, the price of, in Richmond, Va.,
D. 79
surrender of,
Doc. 13, 220
"Harriet Lane," steamer, captured,
Doc. 341; D. 30
an incident of the capture of the, P.
HARRINGTON, DANIEL,
Doc. 500
HAMILTON, C. S., Gen., D. 8; Doc. 214
Hammond Station, La., railroad de-
stroyed at,
D. 73
HAMPTON, WADE, Gen., rebel, Doc. 1, 428
"Hampton," schooner, captured, D. 34
HAMRICK, T. H., Major,
Doc. 150
HANCOCK, W. S., Gen. See Falmouth,
Doc 198
See Fredericksburgh,
Doc. SO
notices of,
D. 4, 10; Doc. 583
"Handy," schooner, captured D. 76
"Hanover," schooner, captured, D. 41
Hanover Court-House, Va., incident
of the battle of,
HARDEE, WILLIAM J., Gen., rebel. See
Stone River.
Hardy County, Va., National troops
surprised in,
HARDING, A. C., Col., letter on the at-
tack on Fort Donelson, Doc. 416
Harpeth Shoals, Tenn., seizure of
Harper's Ferry, Md., excitement at,
on account of the rumored ap-
proach of the rebels under Gen.
Lee,
HICKS, CHARLES CARROLL,
HICKS, Col., rebel guerrilla,
HOYT, HENRY M., Capt. Eighth Conn.,
HIGGINSON, T. W., Col., report on the
Humboldt, Tenn., official report of
HUNT. THOMAS H., Major Seventh
Huntsville, Tenn., skirmish near, D. 14
HURLBUT, STEPHEN A., Major-Gen.,
at Washington, N. C.,
D. 59
Hill's Point, N. C., rebel batteries at-
tacked at,
D. 61
Hilton Head, S. C., National fleet left,
D. 57
Doc. 229" Ida," sloop, captured,
General Orders No. 10.
notice of,
Huzza River, Mo., fight near,
Hyde Co., N. C., expedition to,
advance on Fredericksburgh, Va.,
D. 68
crosses the Rappahannock, D. 65
orders correspondents for news-
papers to publish their letters
over their own signatures, D. 69
address to his soldiers, April 30, D. 69
withdraws his army from Fred-
ericksburgh,
D. 71
congratulatory order on the battle
of Chancellorsville,
Doc. 590
See Army of the Potomac.
notices of,
D. 15, 46, 51, 72
Hopeville, Ark., destroyed, D. 47
HOPKINS, JOHN H., Bishop, protests
against the pastoral letter, D. 8
Horse Creek, Mo., skirmish near, D. 21
Horses. See John S. Rarey, Doc. 275
HOSKINS, W. A., report of Morgan's
raid through Kentucky,
Doc. 208
HOSMER, W. H. C.,
P. 54
HOTCHKISS, C. T., Lieut.-Col., report
of the battle of Murfreesboro,
Doc. 134
See Parker's Cross-Roads.
See Old River, La.,
See Steele's Bayou.
See A. D. Streight.
See Milton, Tenn.,
IMBODEN, J. J., rebel,
Imprisonment at the South,
Independence, Mo., guerrillas dis-
persed near,
D. 44
Indiana, Legislature condemns ar-
rests made by Government, D. 33
Second Cavalry of,
D. 78
See A. D. Streight.
See Milton, Tenn.
See Bayou Teche La.
See Chickasaw Bayou.
See Hartsville,
See Stone River.
See Davis Mills, Miss.,
See Arkansas Post,
Twenty-fourth Regiment of,
Twenty-fifth Regiment of,
Thirtieth Regiment of,
Forty-third Regiment of,
Ninety-first Regiment of,
notices of,
D. 4, 8
D. 22
Doc. 177, 245, 601
PECK, O. E. See Medals of Honor.
PEGRAM, Gen., rebel,
PEGRAM,, Gen., rebel. See Stone
cape,
P. 9
Point Lick, Ky., fight near,
D. 7
Point Pleasant, Va., accounts of Jen-
kins's raid on the,
Doc. 495
Political prisoners, release of, D. 19
POLK, Gen. L., rebel,
Doc. 171
report of the battle of Murfrees-
boro, Tenn.,
Doc. 476
Pollocksville, N. C., occupation of, D. 35
Ponchatoula, La., fight near,
D. 73
account of the capture of, Doc. 471
Poolesville, Md., rebels visit the town
of,
D. 18
D. 25
QUACKENBUSH, S. Р., Com., Doc. 505
Quakers, exemption memorial of, D. 42
Quaker gunboats,
D. 53
QUANTREL, rebel guerrilla, D. 4, 11, 12, 56
"Queen of the Wave," rebel steamer,
stranded,
D. 50
"Queen of the West," official reports
of the loss of the,
Doc. 885
QUINN, WM., Capt., U. S. N., D. 81
QUIRK, JAMES, Lieut.-Col., D. 9; Doc. 51
RABB, DAVID G., Capt. Second Ind.,
"Racer," British frigate,
RANDOLPH, A. D. F.,
RANDOLPH, G. W., Gen.,
RANNEY, W. K., Capt.,
RANSOM, A., Captain, report of ope-
Rappahannock Bridge, Va., fight at,
rebel account of the battle at, Doc. 574
Port Hudson, Miss., gunboat Essex
Fifty-eighth Regiment of,
Eleventh Regiment of,
Forty-seventh Regiment of,
Col. Clendenen's raid along the, D. 78
RAREY, JOHN S., report on army
Gen. Banks's report on the opera-
horses,
Doc. 275
Rawls's Mills, N. C., fight at, Doe. 198
Raymond, Miss., account of the bat-
Port Royal, Va., gunboat fight near,
tle at,
READ, T. BUCHANAN,
Doc. 612
D. 50
Reading, Pa., treasonable organiza-
tion at,
report of the battle of Arkansas
Pensacola, Fla., Union troops captur-
PERKINS, -, Capt. First Louisiana
Perry County, Ky., skirmish in,
Perryville, Tenn., battle of,
"Peter," sloop, captured,
"Peterhoff," steamer, captured,
Petersburgh, Tenn., fight near, D. 51
Petersburgh, Va., fight near, D. 9
PETERSON, ALFORD,
Doc. 500
PETIGRU, JAMES LOUIS, death of, D. 53
PETTIT,, Captain, his Battery,
Doc. 198
Pettie's Mills, N. C., rebel company
captured at,
D. 71
PETTIGREW, J. J., Gen., rebel, D. 59
PETIUS, JOHN J., Gov., Proclamation
of May fifth,
dria, Miss.,
report of the capture of Haines's
Bluff, Yazoo River,
Doc. 621
report of the attack on Vicksburgh,
May 224, 1863,
Doc. 639
notices of, D. 56, 69, 70, 71, 75; Doc. 426
PORTER, FITZ-JOHN, Gen.,
D. 3, 37
"Porter's rebel guerrillas," execu-
tion of,
D. 4; Doc. 27
Jeff Davis's order in reference to
the execution of,
D. 16
Portland, Mo., guerrillas at,
D.
8
Portsmouth, Va., Union election in,
Gen. Dodge's report on the, Doc. 400
See Urbanna, D. 18; P. 24, 43, 50;
D. 38, 39. 45, 66; Doc. 874
Rebel cavalry capture gunboats, P. 48
Rebel Clergymen, Gen. Rousseau and
the,
P. 12
Rebel Confederacy, the rights of for-
eigners in,
D. 49
Rebel Congress, debate in the, on the
Emancipation Proclamation, D. 36
debate on the navigation of the
Mississippi,
resolutions of, in reference to the
enlistment of negroes in the
PHELPS, S. L., report of his expe-
dition to Linden, Tenn.,
Philadelphia, Pa., National Union
Prairie Grove, Ark., official reports
of the battle of,
report of the committee on national
outrages,
PRICE, STERLING, Gen., the survivors
of his army,
P. 49
PRINCE, EDWARD, Lieut.-Col. Seventh
Illinois Cavalry,
Doc. 274
"Princess Royal," official reports of
the capture of the,
Doc. 400
Princeton, Ky., capture of, D. 22
Prisoners. See military prisoners, D. 17
exchange of,
D. 83
Privateers, asked for by the National
War Committee,
D. 25
Prizes, captured. See Anglia and
Scotia.
PROCTOR, REDFIELD, Col,,
Provisional Courts. See Louisiana.
See Charles A. Peabody.
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