Jackson, Miss., evacuation of, D. 74
account of the battle at, Doc. 614
Jackson, Mo., Marmaduke surprised
near,
D. 68
JACKSON, THOMAS JONATHAN, epigram
on,
P. 10
account of an interview with, P. 39
administers the sacrament, P. 23
account of the wounding of, Doc. 595
death of,
D. 72
Jacksonville, Fla.,expedition to, D. 2, 18
capture of,
D. 53

reports of the recapture of, Doc. 444
account of the burning of, Doc. 483;

See Bear River.
See Old River, La.
"Kate," steamer, ran the blockade,

D. 75
KENNER, DUNCAN F., of Louisiana, D. 37
KENNEDY, MILTON, Second Lieut.
First Kansas Volunteers, Doc. 288
KENNEDY T. B.,
Doc.
KENT, D. Major Nineteenth Iowa
Volunteers,
Doc. 69
KENTUCKY, Report of Morgan's raid
through,
Doc. 208

1

D. 15
Lamar, Mo., guerrilla attack on, D. 13
captured by rebels,
D. 12
LAMKIN, J. N., Capt. Virginia rebel
artillery,
Doc. 40
"Lamplighter," bark, captured, D. 3
"Lancaster," national ram,
Lancaster, Va., expedition to,
LANDRUM, W. J., Col.,

Lanesville, Va., national expedition
to,
LATHAM, Col.,
"Lauretta," captured,

D. 19
account of the battle at Doc. 245
LAWRENCE, GILBERT S., First Lieut.,

D. 57

D.

52

Doc. 361

D. 82

D. 67

D. 9

Lavacca, Texas, bombarded by the
Unionists,

D. 10

Doc. 301
D. 49

La Vergne, Tenn., reconnoissance to,

D. 67

D. 51

D. 25

D. 58

Sixth Cavalry of,

D. 29

"Jacob Bell," ship, destroyed by the

Eighth Cavalry of,

Florida,

D. 45

Tenth Cavalry of,

P. 48

D. 13

JACOBS,

-, Capt. See Newbern,

N. C.

D. 28
D. 28
D. 22

Leavenworth, Kansas, Union meet-
ing at,

D. 45

JAMESON, CHARLES D., Gen.,

D, 12

JARVIS, DWIGHT, Jr., Major, report of
the battle of Stone Bridge, Doc. 151
"Jefferson," the newspaper,
D. 55
JEFFREES, T. D., Capt., the keeper of

the Richmond "Bastile," P. 20
JENKINS,, Col., rebel,
D. 59
his raid on Point Pleasant, Va.,
Doc. 495
JENKINS, -, Judge, of Georgia, D. 15
Jews expelled from the command of
Gen. Grant,
D. 26
"JIM CALDWELL'S guerrillas," D. 62
"Joe Flanner," schooner, captured,
D. 77
"John H. Dickey," steamer, attack
on the,
D. 3
JOHNSON, A., Gov. of Tenn., Confis-

Twelfth Cavalry of
Fourteenth Cavalry of,
Fifteenth Cavalry of,
See Chickasaw Bayou.
See Rural Hills, Tenn.,
See Arkansas Post.

See Stone River,

See Frank Wolford,

See Hartsville, Tenn.,
See Somerset, Ky.

Doc. 272
Doc. 23S

scout to,

D. 14

D. 42

P. 9

D.

6

11

D. 4

LEONARD, JAMES, patriotism of,
LEPER, Col., rebel,

LEROY, WILLIAM E., Com., report of
the fight off Charleston, Doc. 409
LETCHER, JOHN, Gov. of Va., message
of Nov. 18,
Doo 212
proclamation relative to the distri-
bution of salt in Virginia, Doc. 14
calls out the militia of Va., D. 33
"Levi Starbuck," ship, captured, D.
"Levi Rowe," capture of the, D. 20
Lexington, Ky., fight at,

Second Regiment, loyal, of,
First National Cavalry of,
First Cavalry of. See Bayou Teche.
See Old River, La.
Eighteenth Rebel Regiment of, Doc. 45
LOVELL, MANSFIELD, Gen., rebel, D. 12
dismissed the service of the rebels,
D. 28
"Lovell," destruction of the, D. 62
LOWE, W. W., Col. See Fort Donel-

D. 62

Maryland Line, the

P.

7

D. 55

MARY OWENS, heroism of,
MASILLA,, Mr., killed near War-
renton Junction, Va.,
MASON, Col. Seventh Maine Regt-

P. 8

D. 73

ment,

MASON, J. M., correspondence with
Earl Russell,

D. 2
D. 58

rebel opinion of his correspond-
ence with Earl Russell,

D. 62

LUNT, W. W., execution of,
LYON, NATHANIEL, Gen., monument
to the memory of,
LYONS, JAMES, of Va.,

Doc. 92
D. 10

Third Regiment of,

D. 7

P. 43
D. 36

Fifth Regiment of,
Sixth Regiment of,
Eighth Regiment of,

D. 7

D. 79

D. 18

Eighteenth Regiment of,

D. 28

Liberia, treaty with,

D. 56

Liberty, Tenn., scout to,

D. 42

Thirty-first Regiment of,
Forty-third Regiment of,
Forty-fourth Regiment of,

Forty-seventh Regiment of, D. 20;

Forty-eighth Regiment of,

Fifty-first Regiment of,
Fifty-fourth Regiment,

Doc, 572

Fiftieth Regiment of,

52

Mackey's Point, S. C., bombarded, D.
MADIGAN, JOHN W.,

D. 72

D. 12

Madisonville, Ky., guerrilla fight

near,

"Madonna," schooner, captured, D. 23
MAFFIT, J. N., Com., rebel,

See Bayou Teche.

See Blount's Mills, N. C.
See North-Carolina,

D. 16

D. 17

D. 52

M

D. 7

Doc. 264

D. 59

D.

Doc. 192

20

MAGAW, SAMUEL, Lieut. Com., D. 48
"Maggie Fulton," captured,

D.

See Connecticut.

MAGINNIS, JOHN, death of,

D. 51

General Order respecting the gen-
eral observance of the Sabbath
day,
emancipation proclamation of, Doc. 207
address of the citizens of Manches-
ter, Eng., to,
letter to the people of Manchester,
Eng.,
Doc. 420

proclamation of March 10, Doc. 445
Fast proclamation, March 30, Doc. 490
proclamation on internal and coast-
wise intercourse,
Doc. 498
conscription proclamation of, Doc. 611
keeps himself shut up in a cage,
P. 9
P. 39
D. 15, 16, 28, 48, 53
D. 79

See Jacksonville, Fla.

MAGRUDER, J. B., Gen., proclama-

Doc. 29

D. 81
D. 30

notice of,

tion declaring the raising of the
blockade at Galveston,
D. 82
report of the battle at Galveston,
Doc. 343
D. 30

Doc. 181

MAHONEY, D. A., address to prisoners
of State,
D.

| Maine, loyal resolutions of the Legis-
lature of,

Doc. 844

Seventh Regiment of,
Twenty-Third Regiment of,
See Bayou Teche, La.

45
D. 57
D. 2
D.

4

See C. A. Heckman,
See notices of,
D. 14; Doc. 458
Eleventh Battery of,
D. 78
MATCHET, CHARLES G., Capt., report
of the fight at Franklin, Tenn.,
Doc. 519
Mathew Co., Va., expedition into, D. 17
Kilpatrick's raid into,
D. 76
MATTHEWS, EDWARD S., report of the
loss of the "Hatteras,"
Doc. 358
MAUPIN, ROBERT, Capt., rebel, D. 43
MAY, Lieut.-Col. Eighth Kentucky,
Doc. 197
Maysville, Va., cavalry fight at, D. 10
McAllister, Fort. See Genesis Point,

Doc. 559

Ga.

MCALLISTER, JAMES A., Capt., rebel,

Linden, Tenn., fight at,

D. 78

LINDSAY, D. W., Col. See Arkansas

Post.

the story of the Eleventh Regiment
of,
P. 19
Manassas Junction, Va., attack on
the Union troops at,
D.
Manchester, Eng., Lincoln's letter to
the people of,
Doc. 420
address of the citizens of, to Presi-
dent Lincoln,
Doc. 344
Manchester," ship, captured, D. 1
"Mangum, Mary E." schooner, D. 19
Mankato, Minn., condemned Indians
hung at,
D. 28

MANLY, M. E., Judge of N. C., D. 43
MANSFIELD, J. K. F., Gen.,
P. 9

D. 79

"Little Crow," Indian, hostile plans

of,

21
Little River, N. C., expedition, D. 32
Liverpool, Eng., anti-slavery confer-

D.

ence at,

D. 85

"Maria," schooner, captured,
Marianna, Ark., skirmish near,
Marian Co., Ark., report of Captain
Birch's expedition into, Doc. 250
MARMADUKE, J., Gen,, account of his
raid into South-Missouri, Doc. 561
notices of, D. 19, 23, 32, 34, 68; Doc. 603
MARSH, JASON, Col., report of the bat-
tle of Murfreesboro,
Doc. 146
MARSHALL, H., Gen., rebel, D. 29
MARTIN, JOHN A., Col.,
D. 23

7 MCCLELLAN, GEORGE B., Gen., Stu-
art's rebel cavalry pass round
the army of,
D. 2
report of operations after the eva-
cuation of Harrison's Landing,
Doc. 8
relieved of the command of the
Army of the Potomac,
D. 12
farewell address to the Army of
the Potomac,
Doc. 179
the "modern Belisarius," Doc. 95
notices of, D. 8, 10, 18, 51, 57; Doc. 224
D. 2 MCCLERNAND, JOHN A., Major-Gen.,
report of the battle at Arkansas
Post,
Doc. 860
letter on the charge at Vicks-
burgh,

Doc. 627

Doc. 174
D. 72

Memphis, Tenn., Union meeting in,

Mendota, Ill., Union meeting at, D. 39
Mercersburgh, Pa.,
Doc. 1
MERCIER, M., French Minister, his
visit to Richmond, Va., D. 45
MERRITT, GEORGE R., rebel, letter to
Gen. Grant,
P. 23
Methodists. See New-England, D. 61
Mexicans, depredations of the, D. 29
Michigan Volunteers, First Regiment
of,
Doc. 204
D. 25

Second Regiment of,

bravery of the Seventh Regiment

D. 14

of, at Fredericksburgh,

Second Cavalry of,

Fifth Cavalry of,

Doc. 101

D. 28

Ninth Cavalry of,
Tenth Cavalry of,
"Missouri Democrat," quoted,
MITCHELL, by W. F. Williams,
MITCHEL, O. M., Maj.-Gen., Doc. 85, 84
death of,
D. 9
MITCHELL, R. B., Gen., order in
reference to guerrilla operations,
D. 83
order quartering wounded rebels
at Nashville, Tenn.,
D. 41
arrests wealthy citizens of Nash-
ville, Tenn.,
D. 47
notice of,
D. 61,
MIX, SIMON H., Col., account of his
expedition into North-Carolina,

Doc. 60
D. 21

battle of,

Doc. 476

D. 79

Doc. 70

rebels surrender themselves at, D. 41
rebel descent on,

D. 37

P. 1

See Stone River, Tenn.
MURRAY, W. J., the exploit of, P. 89
MYERS, SAMUEL B., Major Seventh
Va. Cavalry, rebel,
Doc. 229

Nansemond River, Va., fight on the.D. 64
rebel blockade of, passed,
rebel batteries on, silenced,

D. 69

D.

69

See Fredericksburgh, Va., Doc. 87, 246

See Ponchatoula, La.,
Doc. 471
See Thompson's Station, Tenu.,
Doc. 439, 175
Middleburgh, Va., Union raid into, D. 43
fight at,
D. 69
Middletown, Ky., fight at,
D. 42
MILES, N. A., Col.,
Doc. 583
Military prisoners discharged, D. 17
MILLER, JOHN F., Col., report of the
battle of Stone River, Doc. 136
MILLER, J. B., Capt. First Illinois
Battery,
Doc. 210
Miliken's Bend, La., expedition to, D. 67
Gen. Sherman's expedition to,
Doc. 311
Mill Spring, Ky., fight near, D. 68
Millwood, Va., rebels captured at, D. 44
MILROY, R. H., Gen.,
D. 17
his mode of punishing soldiers, P. 42
notices of,
D. 32, 43, 74, 75
Milton, Tenn., accounts of the battle
at,
Doc. 465
Mingo Swamp, Mo., account of the
fight at,
Doc. 415
Minnesota, Indian barbarities in, D. 24
report of the operations of the

D. 37
D. 16
Doc. 273; D. 25
Mobile, Ala., review of rebel army at,
D. 51
schooners captured off,
D. 67
"British Consular Guards" in, D. 75
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, report of
Col. Dickey's expedition to the,
Doc. 273
Mobjack Bay, Va., schooners cap-
tured in,
D. 67
"Monitor" loss of the, Doc. 825; D. 80
part of the crew of, captured, P. 6
MONROE, JAS., Col.,
D. 46
MONTAMAT, JOHN, the case of, P. 22
MONTGOMERY, JAMES, Col., Second

Regt. S. C. Vols., D. 53, 70; Doc. 444
Monticello, Ky., reconnoissance to, D. 79
accounts of the battle at, Doc. 575
MooDY, GRANVILLE, Col., report of
the battle of Murfreesboro, Doc. 153
Moon Lake, La., skirmish near, D. 19
MOORE, A. B., Col.,
D. 23
letter on the fight at Hartsville,
Doc. 288
See Hartsville,
Doc. 238
MOORE, R. S., Col.,
D. 33
MOORE, THOS. O., rebel Gov. of La.,
D. 25

fights near, D. 5, 6, 12, 16, 27, 39
rebel women in,
D. 41
"Nashville," rebel steamer, runs the
blockade,
P. 7
official reports of the destruction
of the,
Doc. 429
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
guerrilla operations on the, D. 83
Natchez, Miss., Union fleet at, D. 35
National War Committee ask for
letters of marque,
D. 25
"Nationals frightened by a rooster."
P 49
NEGLEY, JAMES S., Gen,, report of the
battle of Nashville, Tenn., Doc. 173
See Stone River, Tenn.
Negroes at Port Royal drafted into
the Union army.

D. 59

Union reconnoissance to,
official reports of the battle on the,
Doc, 546
NAPOLEON, LOUIS, speech of, in refer-
ence to American affairs, D. 84
Nashville, Tenn., disloyal citizeus
banished from,
D. 71
wealthy citizens of, arrested, D. 47
white persons in, compelled to take
the oath of allegiance,

D. 70

battle at,

Union meeting at,

D. 66
Doe. 173
D. 48

official reports of the battle of, Doc 29
Old River, La., official report of the
fight at,
Doc. 421
"Olive Jane," ship, captured, D. 48
OLMSTEAD, F. L. See Sanitary Com-

mission,
Doc. 90
"Oneida," ship, destruction of, D. 67
One Word, by "H.."
P. 13
ONDERDONK, B. F., Lieut.-Col., Doc.42;
D. 27
Opelousas River, official reports of
the operations on the, Doc. 552
Opelousas, La., occupation of, D. 65
Oreto," account of the escape of,
Doc. 392

captures the brig Windward,
arrives at Havana,
Orizaba, Miss., capture of,
Osage River, Mo., fight on the, Doc. 52
OSBAND, E. D., Capt., official report of

his expedition into Missouri, Doc. 522
OSTERHAUS, P. J., Brig.-Gen. See
Arkansas Post.
notices of,

Doc. 616, 628

OTIS, ELMER, Capt., report of the bat-

PAGE
P. 12

Doc. 194

D. 39

D. 37

D. 11

70

tle of Murfreesboro,

64

D. 46

Doc. 144
Ouachita," steamer, captured, D. 3
Our Heroes, by S. R. E.,

P. 47

D. 65

Doc. 450
reenforcements from, for Gen. Fos-
ter,
D. 61
NEWBURY, O. P., Capt. Twenty-fifth
Mo. Vols.,
Doc. 58

at,

D. 47

New-England to be left out, P. 42
Methodist Conference, patriotism

Fredericksburgh,

D. 61

Second Regt. of,

See
Doc. 86
D. 51

Norfolk, Va., Union election in, D.
rebellious clergymen in,
D.
Norfolk and Petersburgh Railroad,
destruction of the,
D. 77
North, the, a unit against the Rebel-
lion,
P. 19
North-Carolina, her loyalty, D. 42
Gen. Foster's expedition through,

78

OWEN, DAVID, of Bethel, Vt.,

P. 24

58

Doc. 191

Third Regt. of,

P. 49

rebel official reports of operations

PALMER, J. W., Capt.,

Doc. 238

in,

Doc. 268

Fifteenth Regt. of,

D. 15

notice of,

Doc. 534

resolutions of the House of Com-
mons of,

D. 22

notice of,

D. 39, 74

New-Haven, Ky., rebels surprised at,

Col. Mix's expedition into,

D. 46

D.

21

New-Jersey, peace resolutions of, D. 55

Governor Vance's appeal
planters of,

to the

"Palmetto State," rebel

gunboat,

Doc. 524

First Cavalry of,

D. 21

See J. B. Vance.

launched,

christening of the,

Palmyra, Tenn., attack on gunboat

near,

D. 1
Doc. 15

D. 60

Unionists,

D. 29

Northern Neck, Va., expedition to,

New-Mexico, rebel invasion of, D. 23
New-Orleans, La., Union meetings at,

D.

58

Panola, Miss., fight near,

Doc. 232

Paris, Ky., fight near,

D. 54

D. 15, 35

oath of allegiance at,

D. 23

General Butler's address to the

PARKER, FOXHALL A., Com., D. 17, 82

PARKER, WM. See Medals of Honor.
"Parker Cook," capture of the, D. 20
Parker's Cross-Roads, Tenn., official

See Bradyville, Tenn.

D. 32

Loyal National League of, inaug-
urated,

D. 54

New-York Volunteers, Ninth Regt. of,

See Carter's Expedition.
See Chickasaw Bayou.
See Fredericksburgh,
See Hartsville,

the battle of Murfreesboro, Doc. 145
PARSONS, JOE, the Maryland brave, P 20
PARSONS, —, rebel Gen.,
D. 23
Partisan Rangers, of Washington Co.,
Va.,
P. 24
"Partisan Warriors," wanted by the
rebels,
P. 5
See How to Meet the Enemy," D. 72
Pascagoula, Miss., official report of

Doc. 89
Doc. 237

D. 63, 71

See Parker's Cross-Roads.

the fight near,
Doc. 525
"Passaic," iron-clad steamer, D. 15
"Pathfinder," schooner, captured, D. 11
PATRICK, MARSENA R., Gen., at Chan-

Patriotism. See Thomas Stewart, P. 23
Patterson, Mo., fight near,
D. 63

Doc. 581
D. 17; Doc. 212

D. 62

D. 41
D. 79
D. 67

Pattersonville, La., fight at, Doc. 531
PATTON, A. G., Maj. First Mounted
Rifles, N. Y.S. V.,

D. 74

D. 23

PAUL, E. A., account of Stoneman's
raid through Va.,

PAXTON, J. C., Col.,

Doc 609
D. 18

One Hundred and Sixth Regt. of,

D. 68

of,
One Hundred and Sixteenth Regi-
ment of,
D. 47
One Hundred and Twenty-third
Regiment of,
D. 47
Doc. 175, 458

D. 56

report of the expedition to Cold
Knob, Va.,

Judge,

Doc. 201
PEABODY, CHARLES A., appointed
Doc. 29; D.
Peace. See J. Wesley Green.

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