"Bay State Regiment," Mass. Vols.,
leaves Fortress Monroe,
D.
BEACH, CHARLES A., heroism of, Doc.
BEACH. WILLIAM H., heroism of, Doc.
BEACH, ELIZABETH T. PORTER, P.
Bear Creek Bridge, Tenn., expedition
to,
Bear Bluff, S. C., expedition to,
D. 39; Doc. 204
BEAUREGARD, P. G. T.. Gen., assumes
command in the West, D. 49; Doc. 235
calls for "bells and bell-metal,'
D. 54; Doc. 294
address to the planters,
D. 98
address on leaving the army of the
Potomac,
Doc. 66
correspondence with Gen. Grant,
Doc. 357

BONHAM, D. W. C., Col. Twenty-third
Miss. regiment, died,

D. 11

23

Boston, Mass., meeting for Col. Cor-

83

83

96

D. 87

Cavalry,

D. 7

61

63

D.

24

order before the battle,

Doc, 334

son,

P. 62

D. 24

the sickness of,

Doc. 11

BOYLE, J. T., Gen.,

Doc. 362

Doc. 21

BRADFORD, A. W., Governor of Mary-

land, inaugurated,
notice of, Governor of Maryland,

D. 7

D. 96

D.

98

BELLOWS, HENRY W., D.D., lecture on
Bull Run,
BENHAM. H. W., Gen., assumed com-
mand at the South,
D. 78
report of the fight at Fort Pulaski,
Doc. 452
BENJAMIN, J. P., rebel Sec'y of War,

D. 71

BRAGG, BRAXTON, Gen., rebel,
D. 50. 76; Doc. 1
his Order No. Two criticised, D. 3
BRAGG, Henry M.,
D. 21
BRAWNER, Col., rebel, Doc. 83
BRECKENRIDGE, ROBERT J., Capt., P. 50
BRECKENRIDGE, JOHN C., the personal

habits of,

P. 68

BRENNAN, -, Messrs., arrested at
Nashville,

D. 73
"Bride," rebel schooner, captured, D. 86
Bridge Burners, correspondence be-

BENNETT,, Lieut.-Col., captured,

D. 59

D. 48

D. 51

"Ben Wade Brigade," the,

D. 12

Gen. Mitchel's report.

D. 53

BERRY, N. S., Gov., New-Hampshire,

of Pea Ridge, Ark, D. 53; Doc. 248
in Hampton Roads, Va.,

at Burk's Station, Va., D. 55; Doc. 282
in Lafayette Co., Mo.,

Doc. 266; D.

54

Berryville, Va., rebels surprised at, D. 51
occupied,

his case set forth,

at Big Creek Gap,

D. 55
D. 56

BERGH, HENRY,

D. 58
P. 91
Big Bethel, Va., reconnoissance to,
D. 4, 70; Doc. 852
Big Creek Gap, Tenn., fight at, D. 56
BIGGER, S. D., First Va. Cavalry,
Doc. 129

BRITTAN,

BILLUPS, JOHN, of Ga.,

Doc. 21

tween Gens. Halleck and Price in
reference to,

Bridgeport, Ala., battle at,

"Chicago Tribune" account, Doc. 580
BRIGHT, JESSE D., expelled from the

D. 24
Doc. 63

speech of, in his own defence, Doc. 64
incident of the expulsion of, P. ST
BRIGHT, JOHN, speech on the Trent "
affair,
D. 85
"British Queen," schooner, captured,
D. 46
Young, killed at Fort
Henry,
Doc. 77
BRITTAN, S. B.,
P. 62
BROCKWAY, RUFUS, heroism of, P. 63
BROWN, HARVEY, Col., at Pensacola,

D. 11

D. 99

Doc. 530

BISSELL,

Col. Engineer Corps,

U.S.A.,

D.

80

BROWN, JOSEPH E, Governor of

10

Doc. 307

Doc. 356

Doc. 847

D. 74

Doc. 848

Black Flag, in Lynchburgh, Va., P.
Black Jack Forest, Tenn., fight at,
Major Sunger's report,
National account of,
BLACKNALL, GEORGE, Dr., death of, D. 15
BLAIR, F. P., P. M. Gen., notice to
postmasters in reference to mili-
tary news,
D. 67
BLANCHARD, ALBERT, Brig.-Gen., reb-
el,
Doc. 479
his hiding behind a tree" procla-
mation,
P. 58

Georgia,
BROWN, J. N., C.S.N.,
BROWNELL, R. S., his wife,
BROWNLOW, W. G., rebel opinion of

the release of,

at Cincinnati,

reception at Philadelphia, D. 92
BRUCE, SANDERS D., Colonel Twenti-

tieth Kentucky Regiment, D. 17
BRUNER, MARTIN, A.A.A.G., Doc. 89
Brunswick, Ga., occupation of, D. 56
Flag-Officer Du Pont's reports, Doc. 444
Com, Godon's report,

D. 6; Doc. 21

Doc. 119
P. 103

D.

D. T

at Grass Lick, Va.,

D. 96; Doc. 507

at Neosho, Mo.,

D. 98; Doc. 527

to,

D. 82

near Monterey, Tenn.,

D. 98

Gen. Lander's report,

Doc. 127

Doc. 127

BUCHANAN, F., Capt. of the "Merri-

mac," rebel,

D. 56; P. 82

D. 82

his report of the battle at Hamp

ton Roads,

PAGE

Doc. 478

notice of,

P. 71

BUCHANAN,

Doc. 479

U.S.N.,

BUCKLAND -, Col.,

P. 103
Doc. 872

COBB, HOWELL, Gen., rebel,

"Buckner Guards," rebel,

D. 2

Doc. 484

Com. Foote's report of the capture,

Cliff Creek, appearance of the battle-
field of,

address to the people of Georgia,

Doc. 194

P. 89

D. 90

D. 35; Doc. 192

BUCKNER, S. B., Gen., rebel, property

D. 34; Doc. 138 to 162

BUDD, T. A., Lieut. Commanding, D.

tary of War,

D. 11

COBB, THOMAS R. R.,

D. 35; Doc. 192

D. 9

D. 89

Cobb's Point, N. C., battle of,

D. 27

Cockpit Point, Va., batteries at,

D. 46

sentatives,

D. 100

D. 11

65; Doc. 327

shelled,
occupation of,
COGSWELL,

D. 8

BUELL, D. C., Gen., D. 32, 38; Doc.

ed,

D. 71

135, 410

D. 37; Doc. 197

giment N. Y. S. V.,
COHEN, J. BARRETT,

D. 89

D. 71

confirmed Major-Gen.,

D. 47

order on entering Nashville,

Doc. 205

Col.,

D. 77
D. 74

COLES, ROBERT, Capt. Wise Legion,

Doc. 104

thanked by Gen. Halleck,

Doc. 500

D. 57

anecdote of,

P. 34

to Brother

COLTON, G. A., Major,

Doc. 80

Buffalo Gap, Va., rebels near,

BUFORD, N. B., Colonel Twenty-sev-

enth Regiment Illinois Vols., D.

D. 95

the

72

fortifications at Island No. Ten,

Columbus, Ky., gunboat reconnois-

sance to,

gunboat fight near, Com. Porter's

D. 7, 11

BUISSON, BENJAMIN, Gen.,

D. 74

D. 78; Doc. 426

report,

Doc. 30

BULLARD, JAMES W.,

D. 64

D. 71

Com. Foote's despatch,

Doc.

81

BULLARD, W. N., Eighth Illinois Regi-
ment,

Doc. 21

evacuation of,

D. 42

P. 81

Bull Run, the exhumation at,
See Manassas.

Doc. 343

surrender of,

D. 47

Doc. 127

Gen. Halleck's Report,

Doc. 222

Gen. Cullum's Report,

Doc. 222

Bull's Bay, S. C., rebel vessels
stroyed at,

de-

Doc. 45

Com. Foote's Report,

Doc. 223

Lieut. Conroy's report of the ves-

Bunker Hill, Va., occupation of, D. 50

enth New-York S. Volunteers,
bravery of at Occoquan,

Burk's Station, Va., fight at, D. 55;

D. 32
Doc. 132
P. 96

National accounts,

Doc, 223, 225

D. 51

National pickets driven in at,

D. 50

Columbus, Ohio, celebration of the

D. 96

D. 89

captures of Forts Henry and Don-
elson,
Compromise, rebel rumors of a,
Confederate army, deaths in the,
punishment in,

D. 34

P. 48

D. 12

D. 15

D. 19

Burlington, N. J., Rev. Samuel

Doc. 282
Aaron

Gen. Bragg's order for the rendez-
vous of his division,

D. 50

D. 95

"what has become of the arms of?"

at,

D. 69

D. 10

D. 52

BURNHAM, W., rebel,

D. 72

D. 59

See Richmond "Whig,"

D. 91

"Burnside's Expedition,"

D. 8

sailed from Fortress Monroe,
arrived at Hatteras,

D. 10

bounty to the soldiers of the,
boys in the,

P. 40

P. 99

account of the voyage,

Confederate commerce,

Doc. 472

P. 19

Confederate Congress, journal of the

BURNSIDE, A. E., Gen., thanked by

Government,

joint proclamation with Commo-
dore Goldsborough, D. 35; Doc. 191
D. 47
confirmed Major-General,
Notices of, D. 60, 65, 67, 70, 77, 97;
Doc. 807, 475, 486, 494
soldiers of, send money to their
D. 84
friends,
report of the battle of Roanoke,
Doc. 89

meeting of the "permanent,"

D. 32

Michigan,

D. 35; Doc. 188

list of members of the,

Doc. 191

sury,

D. 24

electoral votes counted in,

D. 36

P. 72

unsatisfactory at the South, D. 41,

CHAPMAN,

Capt. Sixty-third
Pennsylvania Regiment,

43, 44

D. 50

Charleston, Mo., reconnoissance
from,

pass the bill for the destruction of
cotton,

D. 51

D. 43

Charleston, 8. C., how the city should
be treated,

P. 11

how he found a landing at Roa-
noke,

free market at,

D. 51

P. 63

Charlestown, Va., occupied by the

the death of Gen. Johnston an-
nounced in,
investigates the Roanoke defeat, D.
adjourned, rebel remarks on,
Confederate conscription bill,

D. 80

90
D. 95

Doc. 442

See Burnside's Expedition.

Nationals,

D. 43

Confederate courts,

D. 82, 89

See Winton, N. C.

CHEATHAM, R. B., of Nashville, Tenn.,

See Roanoke Island.

arrested,

D. 69
D. 24

D. 73
CHEATHAM, B. F., Gen., rebel, anec-
P. 22
Doc. 833

D. 89
Confederate currency,
Confederate national emblem, D. 30,
Doc. 125

D. 65

See Ship Island, Miss.

Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal,
expedition to,

Confederate Navy, list of officers of
the,
Confederate ordnance.

Doc. 217

See Rich-

D. 81

mond.

is cast ashore,

See New-Orleans.

Butler's Expedition,

is run ashore,

BUTLER, JOSEPH C., of Cincinnati, D.
BUTLER, PIERCE,

BUTTERFIELD, DANIEL, Brig. Gen., D. 53
"By the banks of the Cumberland,"
by S. C. Mercer,

D. 43; Doc. 217
D. 24
D. 43; Doc. 217
77
D. 89

P. 42

Chicago, Ill., Sigel meeting at,
Chills and fever, a new cure for,
"Chivalrous C.S.A.," by "B.,"
CHIVINGTON, -, Major, U.S. A., D. 70
CHISHOLM, ALEXANDER, of Port Royal,
Doc. 10
S. C.,
"Cimerone," U. S. gunboat, launch-
D. 61
ed,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Wendell Phillips
D. 67
mobbed at,

D.

76

Confederate States, the Cabinet of

P.

10

the,

D. 67

P.

war contributions,,

P. 72

Confederate Treasury,

D. 82

"Confederate Wags,"

P. 49

Confederate War Department, orders

cotton and military stores trans-
ported to the interior,

D. 59

Confederates, called "rebels,"

P. 65

Confiscation, the Memphis "Argus"

D. 15

P. 41

speech of Senator Powell on,

D. 90

"Civile Bellum," a song,

P. 85

notice of,

D. 55

Cairo, Ill., reconnoissance from, D. 39
naval expedition left,
expedition from, Gen. McCler-
Doc. 49
nand's report,

CIST, LEWIS J.,

P. 27

rebel opinions of,

P. 100

D. 60

CLAIBOURNE, HENRY, Col., rebel,

P. 25

See Garrett Davis.

CLAPP, W. H., Lieut.,

See Sequestration.

Camden, N. C., battle of,
Gen. Burnside's Report,
Gen. Reno's Repor

Calhoun," rebel steamer, captured,
D. 16
California assumes the direct tax. D. 24
"Call All! Call All!" by" Georgia,"
P. 52
D. 93
Doc. 475
Doc. 475

Claremont., N. H., loyalty of,
CLARK, EDWARD C.,

P. 64

See Maine.

P. 80

See Cotton.

CLARK, HENRY T., Gov. of North-Car-
olina, refuses to reply to rebel
requests,
Proclamation of Feb. 22d, D. 38;
Doc. 199
Clarksville, Tenn., occupied by the
D. 36
Union forces,

Conscription. See Confederate con-

scription bill.

D. 93

rebel bill of,

D. 81

N. Y. S. V.,

CONFORT, FELIX, Col. Enfants Perdus,

D. 94
"Congress," reception to the heroes
D. 83; Doc. 465
of the,

notices of,

D. 3, 67; Doc. 271

See Conscription.
DAVIS, JEFFERSON C., Col. U.S.A.,
D. 19; Doc. 246
DAVIS, JOHN, the heroic sailor, P. 71
DAVIS, JOSEPH, Col., rebel,
D. 3
DAVIS, THOMAS F., Bishop,
D. 89
"Dawn," United States gunboat, D. 11
Deaf and Dumb Soldier, A,
P. 70
Decatur, Ala., Mitchel's expedition
to,
D. 86
Lieut. Shoemaker's expedition to,
D. 87
Decherd, Tenn., expedition to, D. 79
DE JOINVILLE, Prince, anecdote of, P. 100
DE KAY, DRAKE, adventures of,
D. 72; P. 78
DEMING, HENRY C., Col. Twelfth Con-
necticut Volunteers,
D. 89
Department of the Gulf,
D. 65
Department of the Mississippi. See
Gen. Halleck.
Department of the Rappahannock, D. 77
"Department of the Shenandoah," D. 77
Deserters, branded by the rebels, P. 22
DEWEESE, G. P., Capt.,
D. 86
DIETZLER,, Col.,
D. 12

report of the outrage at Brunswick,
Ga.,

D. 12
D. 6; Doc. 21
DU PONT, 8. F., Com., at Fernandina,
Fla.,
D. 48

D. 56

DIMMOCK, CHARLES, Col., rebel, Doc. 199
Dismal Swamp Canal, destruction of,
D. 96

Eastern Virginia. See Virginia.
Edenburgh, Va., skirmish at,
Edenton, N. C., occupation of,
Lieut. Maury's Report,

D. 80

D. 80

Doc. 181

Edisto, S. C., fight near,

D. 98

Com, Du Pont's Report,

to,
CUMMINGS,

sylvania,

Pennsylvania troops,

See G. M. Morris.
reception to the heroes of the,
D. 88; Doc. 465
Cumberland Gap, Tenn., expedition
D. 66
Col., rebel, Nine-
teenth Tennessee Volunteers,
Doc. 38, 45
D. 63; Doc. 337
D. 78

CURTIN, ANDREW G., Gov. of Penn-

order of April 4th,
acknowledges the gallantry of the

CURTIS, F. R., Paymaster U.S.N., Doc. 128
CURTIS, SAMUEL R., Gen., address to
the people of the South-West,
Doc. 219

takes Fayetteville, Ark., D. 38; Doc. 204
reply to a letter in reference to the
intentions of his army,

emancipation order of,

thanked by Congress,
notices of,

Lieut. Flusser's Report, Doc. 509
District of Columbia, emancipation
of slaves in,
D. 6, 84

Lieut. Rhind's Report,

Seward's order in reference to the
service of persons held to labor
in,
D. 17
Lincoln's Message on the abolition
of slavery in,
Doc. 475
Illinois on the abolition of slavery
in.
D. 19
United States Senate, votes for the
abolition of slavery in,
D. 76

Educational Committee, of Boston,

Mass.,

EDWARDS, GEO. W.,

D. 21

Elizabeth City, N. C., Capture of, D. 29
Lieut. Quackenbush's Report, Doc. 199
Com. Rowan's General Order, Doc. 123
Com. Rowan's Report,

Doc. 506

Doc. 507

D. 45

Doc. 124

National account,

Doc. 124

D. 100

See Seward.
DIX, JOHN A., Gen., appointed com-
missioner of political prisoners,

the blockade at Charleston,

D. 8

See steamer "Isabel."

D. 42
in command of the Middle Depart-
ment,
D. 71
DODGE, W. E.,
Doc. 468
DOHERTY, W. H.,
P. 100
DOLE,
Indian Commissioner,
D. 21; Doc. 59
DONALDSON, -, Major U.S.A., D. 74

Fairfax Court House, Va., Union
meeting at,

D.

30

preaches

his fleet left New-Madrid, Mo., D. 86
in a Presbyterian

Gen. Hunter's Report,

Doc. 452

66

church,

FALL, ALEXANDER. See Zollicoffer.
Falling Waters, Va., an incident of

See Clarksville, Tenn.

epigrams on,

the fight at,

P. 25

P. 41
P. 47, 71
notices of, D. 81, 55, 60, 78, 87;
Doc. 119, 223, 354; P. 48
"Forbes, R. B.," gunboat, destroyed,
D. 41
Foreigners. See European brigades.
FORREST, F., Flag-Officer, rebel, Doc. 271
letter to the blacksmiths of Gos-
port Navy-Yard,
P. 37
Fortification, bill for, passed the U.S.
Senate,
D. 18
"Forward," by John Pierpont, P. 29
Fort Craig, N. M., battle at, D. 37, 74;
Doc. 197
P. 104
Fort Donelson, Tenn., capture of, D. 33
Com. Foote's Report,

incidents of the battle at,

D. 69
FOSTER, J. F., Capt. First Wisconsin
Battery,
D. 17
FOSTER, J. G., Brig.-Gen., D. 70; Doc. 309
FOSTER, -, Gen., at Roanoke Is-

land,
Doc. 104
FOSTER, ROBERT S., Lieut.-Col., Doc. 834
FOSTER, T. S., Capt. Twenty-first Mas-
sachusetts Regiment, Doc. 98
France. See Napoleon III.

Gen. Benham's Report,
Gen. Gilmore's Report,
Gen. Viele's Report,
Com. Du Pont's Report,
Com. Rodgers's Report,
capitulation of the Fort,
rebels captured in,

Doc. 452

Doc. 455

Doc. 456

Doc. 457

Doc. 458

Doc. 458

Doc. 459

account by a participant,
Confederate account,

Doc. 459

Doc. 464

FOSTER,, Capt. Fourth Ohio, Doc. 25
FOSTER, EMERY, Major,

Mich. Regiment,

Doc. 3, 501

Fernandina, Fla., capture of,

D. 48

Col. Webster's Report,

Doc. 140

Com. Du Pont's Report,

Doc. 229

Gen. Lewis Wallace's Report,

Doc. 140

Com. Drayton's Report,

Doc. 230

Col. Cruft's Report,

Doc. 143

Baltimore "American" narrative,

Col. Shackleford's Report,

Doc. 282

Col. McHenry's Report,

FRANCIS, JOHN T.

See Sequestra-

FERRERO, EDWARD, Col., Report of

Col. Reed's Report,

Doc. 148

the battle of Roanoke,

Doc. 90

Gen. W. H. L. Wallace's Report,

Doc. 148

Finances, the treasury demand note

Col. Thayer's Report,

Doc. 155

bill passed the U. S. House of

Col. Haynes's Report,

Doc. 156

Col. Smith's Report,

Doc. 157

Col. McGinnis's Report,

Doc. 158

in New-Orleans,

D. 69

Col. Wood's Report,
Col. Bausenwein's Report,

Brig. Gen. Cullum's Report,
Gen. McClernand's Order,
Halleck's congratulations,
SECESSION REPORTS:
Jeff. Davis's Message,
Gen. Floyd's Report,
Gen. Pillow's Report,

plan of the battle of,
New York Times account of,
Doc. 170
Missouri "Democrat" account, Doc. 176
Charleston "Courier" account,
Doc. 182
Richmond "Despatch" account,
Doc. 185
Confederate killed and wounded
at,
Doc. 187

Doc. 167

FROTHINGHAM,

Fredericksburgh, Va., Council of, wait

on Gen. Augur,

"Freemen to your standard rally!"

by Lewis J. Cist,

FREMONT, JOHN C., Gen., order in
reference to Gen. Kelley, D. 71
Report of the fight at Grass Lick,
Va.
Doc. 507
FRENCH S. BASSETT, rebel,

-, Major, at Bloom-
ing Gap, Va.,

FRY, S. S., Col. Fourth Kentucky
Regiment,

FULLER,, Capt., ship Mohawk.
See "Nashville."

P. 46

D. 98; Doc. 528

D. 75
Doc. 826

D. 94

P. 27

P. 41
Doc. 127

P. 31,

55

P. 101

Great Britain, her course towards the
United States,
GREEN, THOMAS J., of North-Carolina,

expedition to, Col. Morgan's (rebel)
report,

GAMBLE, HAMILTON R., Gov.,

GARFIELD, J. A., Col., at Paintsville,

Ky.,

Doc. 824
D. 15
D. 7, 9

Report of the battle of Middle

Creek, Ky.,

Doc. 27

GRIGSBY,

at Jennie Creek,

Doc.

24

Kentucky Volunteers,

D. 82; Doc. 500
notices of, D. 88, 56; Doc. 50, 856
Grass Lick, Va., fight at,
D. 96
GRAVES, J., Rev.,
P. 99
D. 88
D. 41
GREEN,, Col. Seventy-sixth Regi-
ment N. Y. S. V..
D. 13
GREENHOW, ROSE O. H., Mrs.,
D. 74; P. 20
Green River, Ky., skirmish on the,
D. 21; Doc. 61
GREGG,, Capt. Nineteenth South-
Carolina Regiment,
D. 85
GREGORY,
Mr., proposition in
English House of Commons, D. 51
Col. Twenty-fourth
D. 10

PAGE

PAGE

order relating to picket-shooting,

D. 72

D. 9
report of the capture of Fort Hen-
ry,
Doc. 67
at Fort Donelson, D. 33; Doc. 138
thanked by Gen. Halleck,

HARLAN,

79

-, Senator from Iowa,
wife of,
D. 48
Harper's Ferry, Va., portion of the
town destroyed, D. 26; Doc.
occupied by the Nationals, D. 89
HARRIS, GEORGE H., Adjutant, Ninth
Ohio,
Doc. 41
HARRIS, H. H. See Rebel Hounds, P. 105
HARRIS, ISHAM G., Governor, as-
sumes the command in Tennes-
see,
D. 36; Doc. 193
Proclamation to the people of Ten-
nessee,
Doc. 194
Message of February 20, D. 36;*
Doc. 201

HARRIS, JOSEPH S. See New-Orleans.
HARRISON, DABNEY CARR, Capt., an-

PAGE

ecdote of,
HARRISON, PEYTON, Rev.,
HARRISON, THOMAS J., Col.,

tured,
HARTRANF,

Grimball's Plantation, S. C., expedi

tion to,

D. 97
P. 91

Harrisonburgh, Va., reconnoissance

toward,

Union celebration at,

"Hartford," rebel schooner, cap-

Pennsylvania Volunteers, Doc. 104
"Haverhill Gazette." See A. L

HAWKINS, RUSH C., Col., wounded at

P. 53

P. 53

Doc. 869

D. 96, 97

D. 99

D. 86

Col., Fifty-First

Gauley Bridge, Va., the rebuilding

Guerrillas, in Western Virginia,

of,

P. 46

Gunpowder, prohibition of the expor-

HAYES, CHARLES S., Major,

D. 59

Habeas Corpus, writ of, suspended in
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va., D. 48
writ of, suspended by the rebels, D. 81
HAGAN, Capt., rebel,
D. 6
HALLECK, H. W., Gen., order in ref-
erence to the Mercantile Library
and Chamber of Commerce of St.
Louis,
D. 18
Order of February 23, D. 39; Doc. 204
Order of March 3,
D. 48
assumes command of Department
of Mississippi,
D. 59
thanks to the United States Army
for the heroism of Pittsburgh
Landing,

"Hazlet Guards," of Dover, Del, D. 52
HEACOCK,

Lieut. Fourth Regi-

ment Iowa Cavalry, D. 96; Doe. 507
HEATH, ROSANNA AUGUSTA,

HECKLER, VALENTINE, arrested,

HEIMAN,, Col., rebel,

HEINTZELMAN, S. P., Gen.,

D. 44
Doc. 165

D. 19 54

"Hemming Cotton,"
HEMPHILL,, Judge, died,
HENDERSON, EDWARD, Second
ginia Regiment,
HENDERSON, II. A. M., Rev., of Ala-
bama,

D. 74

P. 10

D.

5

Vir-

D.

P. 22

HENRY, JOHN,

P. 26

man,

at,

D. 89

letter to Gen. Hunter,

D. 87
his opinion of Gen. W. T. Sher-
D. ST
Doc. 161

See St. Louis, Mo.
See Bridge-Burners.
notices of,
D. 64, 81; P. 88
HALPINE, CHARLES G., U.S.A., Doc. 353
HALYBURTON, J. D., Judge, adminis-

ters the oath to Jeff. Davis, D. 38
HAMILTON, SCHUYLER, Brig.-Gen., D. 61
Hampton Roads, Va., battle at, D. 54
Flag-Officer Marston's Report, Doc. 266
Capt. Van Brunt's Report, Doc. 267
Com. Radford's Report, Doc. 268
Lieut. Morris's Report,
Lieut. Pendergrast's Report,
Capt. Watson's Report,

Secretary Fox's Despatch,

Doc. 270

GOODE, T. C., Colonel Forty-seventh

D. 17

GOODRICH, H. L. See New-Orleans.
GOODRICH, J. C. See New-Orleans.

Engineer Stimer's Letter,
Secession Reports,
Pilot Smith's Account,

Doc. 270

Doc. 271

Doc. 272

D. 56

"Baltimore American" Account,

P. 86

GOODWIN, JOHN, Lieut., killed at Ro-

anoke Island,

Doc. 92
GORDON, N. P., execution of, D. 87
GORMAN, WILLIS A., Brig.-Gen., D. 58, 61
Gosport Navy-Yard, Va., action of
the blacksmiths of,
P. 87
United States property seized at, P. 70
GRANGER,, Gen., U.S. A., D. 79
GRAHAM, LAURANCE, Brig.-Gen.,. D. 53
GRANT, ULYSSES S., Gen., Expedition
down the Mississippi,
D. 9

Doc. 278
"Norfolk Day Book" Account,
Doc. 276
"Raleigh Standard" Account, Doc. 279
rebel officers in the battle of, D. 82
HANCOCK, —, Gen., U.S.A., D. 98
Hancock, Va., fight at,
Doc. 14
rebel account of the,
Doc. 15
HARDING, , Adjutant-General of
Missouri,
D. 15
HARE, A. M., Col.,

Holywood Cemetery, account of
burials in the,

D. 19

"Home Guards," the man that

"jined the,"

P. $8
HOOKER, JOSEPH, Gen., U.S.A., D. 30, 69
Horse Cave, Ky., rebel raid into, D. 10
reconnoissance to,

D. 18

Doc. 876

Indiana Regiment,

P. 25