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7

A Call to Kentuckians," by a
"Southern Rights" woman, P.
Accomac Co., Va. See John A. Dix,
Lockwood's proclamation to, Doc. 415
Acquia Creek, Va., Rebel batteries
at,
D. 50
"A curious coincident." See Port
Royal.

ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, speech
at the Lord Mayor's dinner, in
London,
D. 73; Doc. 345
ADAMS, GEORGE W., Lt., report of
the battle at Ball's Bluff, Doc. 97
ADAMS, WM., D. D.,
Doe. 435
"Adelaide," schooner, capture of, D.
Adjutant-Gens., appointment of, D.
ADLER, Col., rebel, arrested at
Richmond,

82

83

D. 51
D. 111
Doc. 253

"Adriatic," steamer. See London

Times.

Advertisement, curious. See Julian

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An Amazonian leader. See Sarah
Taylor.
An Angel of Mercy,
P. 63
Anandale, Va., skirmish at, D. 102, 113
ANDERSON, CHARLES, D. 90, 118
ANDERSON, Gen., rebel, D. 43
in command of the North Caro-
lina defences,
D. 65
ANDERSON, ROBT, Gen., assumed

command in Kentucky, D. 33
relinquished his command, D. 42
sword presentation to, at Phila
delphia,
D. 51
notice of,
D. 118; Doc. 129
proclamation of, Sept. 21, Doc. 145
ANDERSON, SAMUEL I.,
D. 7
ANDERSON, W. rebel, notice of, D. 99
"Anderson, W. G.," U. S. ship, D. 76
ANDREW, JOHN A., Gov., D. 16; 91
letter of Geo. S. Boutwell, D. 59
speech at New York, Sept. 5, Doc. 65
his Thanksgiving proclamation,
Doc. 265
Mr., Surveyor of
the Port of N. Y.
ANDREWS, W. L. G., rebel.

ANDREWS,

Hatteras Expedition.

ATCHINSON, D. R., Gen., rebel. See
Blue Mills, Mo.

"At Evening time it shall be
Light," by "C. F."
P. 19
"Atlanta (Ga.) Confederacy," its
estimate of Beauregard, D. 78
"Atlanta (Ga.) Intelligencer," Doc. 91
"At Port Royal,"
P. 78
"Augusta," U. S. steamer, captures
schooner E. Waterman, D. 107
captures British ship “ Admiral,”
D. 111
"Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle," The, its
reasons for organizing a coast
defence,
D. 8
Augusta "Constitutionalist's" ac-
count of the fight at Santa
Rosa,

Rhett.

D. 12
See

Anecdote of a negro boy,

A. L.," poems by,

of a brave Kentucky girl,

P. 24

Alabama, 4th regiment of

D.

of a soldier's "feed,"

P. 26

See A. B. Moore.

"Albion," schooner, capture of,
ALDEN, JAMES, Com., report of
operations in the Gulf of Mex-
ico,
Doc. 167; D. 41
"Alert," schooner, capture of, D. 41
ALEXANDER, GEO. W., violates his
parole,
D. 20
Alexandria, Va., Secessionism in, D. 76
Alimosa, New Mexico, Union Vols.
surprised at,
D. 41
Alleghany Camp, Pocahontas Co.,

Va., battle at D. 111; Doc. 466
ALLEN, H. W., Lieut. Col., rebel,

letter to Melancthon Smith,
Doc. 142
ALLEN & DUNCAN, of 8. C.,
ALLEN, JOHN. See Bridgeport,

"A vigorous Definition." See Peace

P. 28
of the battle of Leesburg, Va.,
P. 36

D. 101

P. 36
of Col. Favor and the St. John's
Presbyterian Minister,
P. 46
"An Incident of the War," by a
lady of Stockbridge,
P. 19
"An Ode," composed by Jeff. Da-
vis & Co.,
P. 25

"Another Yankee Doodle,"
"A patriotic Landlady,"

P.
P. 25

8

BAILEY, -, Lieut. Fifth Cavalry,

D. 12

APPLEGATE, NELLY,

P. 70

P. 35

Bailey's Cross Roads, Va, rebel

ARCHER, J. B., arrested,

D. 87

officer shot at,

D. 11

Conn.

A rebel heroine,

Argyle, Duke of, notice of,

D. 57

skirmish at,

D. 7

"Ariel," brig, capture of,

P. 37

D. 107.
American flag, at Lexington, Mo., D. 111
AMSBERG, -, Col., 45th N. Y. S.
D. 44

Arkansas, Negro companies in, P. 46
ARMSTRONG, J. L.,
Doc. 486
Army Breastplate, description of, P. 38
Army Poetry,
P. 32
ARNOLD, A. K., Lieut,
Doc. 392
Artillery. See Richmond, Indiana,
and Washington, D. C.

Major-General,

D. 83

at Ball's Bluff.

D. 54; Doc. 96

funeral of, at Washington, D. 56

BEATTY, JOHN, killed,
Beaufort, S. C., reconnoissance to,

BARNEY, HIRAM,

BAXTER, JOHN,

BAYARD, G. D., Col., reconnoissance
to Dranesville, Va., D. 90; Doc. 429
BAYLESS, JOHN S, Chaplain, ac-
count of the battle of Piketon,
Ky.,
Doc. 887
BAYLOR, JOHN R., of Arizona, D. 40, 127
BEAL, GEO. L., Col. 10th Regt.
Maine Volunteers,
BEATTIE, SAMUEL, Col. 19th Ohio
Regt.,

D. 80
D. 91
D. 71
town, taken possession of, D. 107
account of the capture of, Doc. 319,320
Beaufort island, S. C., cotton on,
seized by the United States,
D. 95
BEAUREGARD, letter in reference to
the slanders about, D. 66, 122

D. 109

BENJAMIN, PARK,

D. 31

D. 46

P. 37

Col.

shooters,

Berlin, Md., fight at,
skirmish opposite, on the
mac,

D. 99

D. 42

BENNETT, BILL, rebel, captured, D.
Bennett's Mill, Va., account of the
fight at,
D. 12; Doc.
BERDAN,
His sharp
D. 16
D 38, 126
Poto-
D. 112
Bermuda, British steamer, escape
from Savannah,
D. 64
BERRETT, JAMES G., arrest of, D. 84
BERRY, MICHAEL, Capt., arrested, D. 42
Bertrand, Mo., skirmish near, D. 109
BETGE. ROBT. J., Colonel Cameron
Rifles,
D. 8
"Betsey Ames," brig, case of the,
D. 62; Doc. 253
Bible, a southern soldier wishes his
kept,
P. 9
BIDDLE., appt. Brig.-Genl. D. 14
"Bienville," steamer, at the battle
of Port Royal,
D. 69
BIERFIELD, ISAAC,
P. 55
BIGELOW,
Chief Justice of
Mass.,
D. 91
Big Hurricane Creek, Mo., fight at,
D. 52
John Magee's account of the fight
at,
Doc. 211
"Big Rattle," his advertisement,
P. 37
Big River Bridge, Mo., skirmish at,
D. 50
account of the burning of, Doc. 193
Biloxi, Miss., capture of,
D. 126, Doc. 521
BINNEY, HORACE,
D. 103
BIRCH, E. P., Rev., rebel,

Doc. 851
P. 22
68

BOWEN, Major, his cavalry at
Salem, Mo.,

D. 100
BOWMAN, Lieut. Col. Penn.

57

P. 69

BRICKEL, ANDREW, Lient.-Col. D. 45
Bridgeport, Conn., peace flags at, D. 4
Union resolutions at,
Doc. 4
BRIERLY JACOB, shipbuilder, D. 49

BRIGHT, JESSE D., notice of,

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PAGE

D. 31

British Consuls, at the South, Doc. 203
British Rights during the rebellion,

BROCKEL, C. W., Lieut., rebel,
BROWN, Col., rebel,

BROWN, A. FRANK,
BROWN, JOHN,

D. 49

D. 23

D. 27
D. 111
D. 34
praying on the sentence seat of, P. 13
BROWN, JOHN jr., his sharpshooters,
D. 76; Doc. 376
BROWN, GEO. L., Mayor of Balti-
more, arrested,
D. 27
BROWN, HARVEY, Col. See Fort
Pickens,

C

CAHEL, JAMES, a hero of Sumter, P. 88
CAHILL, -, Col., Ninth regt.
Conn. vols.,
D. 83
Caire, Ill., skirmish near, D. 32, 59
CALDWELL,
- Col., 11th Maine
regt.
D. 77
California, capture of rebels in, Doc. 462
Calverton, Md., Union meeting at,
D. 67
Camden, Maine, meeting at, D. 8
Cameron Ritles, N. Y. S. V., D. 8
CAMERON, SIMON, D. 22; Doc. 497
proposes division of Virginia, D. 99
Doc. 102, 267
speech at Washington, Nov. 13,
D. 75; Doc. 875

See Kentucky,

Camp Alleghany, Va., battle at, Doc. 466

river, anecdote of the,

See Frankfort, Ky.

D. 104

Camp Boyle, Ky.,

Doc. 261

"Camp

gunpowder,"

D. 99

D. 69

Camp phrases,

D 27

P. 56

P. 65

Slidell.

Campbellsville,

BUCKINGHAM, C. P., Adj.-Gen. of
Ohio, his appeal for soldiers,
D. 81; Doc. 392
BUCKINGHAM, WILLIAM A., Gov.
of Conn., proclamation of
Aug. 31st, See Port Royal,
D. 11; Doc. 37
BUCKNER, S. B., Gen., rebel, D. 26, 122
destroyed lock No. 3, on Green
D. 24

river, Ky.,

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"Charleston Mercury" discusses
the Fabian policy of the South,
D. 16
remarks on the northern army,

D. 58
on the trial of privateersmen, D. 64
on the visit of the Yankee ar-
mada,
D. 65
account of the battle of Port
Royal,
D. 70; Doc. 115
advice to Southerners, Doc. 898
Charleston, Mo., rebels captured at,
Charleston River, Mo.,
CHASE, SALMON P., appeal in be-
half of the loan, D. 13; Doc. 58
Chattanooga, Tenn., expedition to,
D. 90
CHEATHAM, B. F., Gen., rebel, D. 32, 69
Cheat Mountain, Va., skirmish at,

CAMPBELL, HUGH. See Fremont.

CAMPBELL, JOHN. See Mason and

near,

D. 56
Canada, National enlistments in,
letter from Arthur Rankin,
D. 125; Doc. 187
CANBY, E. R. S., Col., department
of Kansas,
D. 10, 76, 121
CANNON, LEGRAND B.,
D. 7
"Carbon Democrat,' office of,
destroyed,
D. 11
CARDWELL, -, Mr., of Weakley
Co., Tenn., resolutions of, in
Tenn. legislature,
D. 109; Doc. 461
CAREY,, Gen., of Ohio, D. 77
CARKSADON, - Mr., of Hamp-
shire, Western Virginia. D. 109
CARLIN, WILLIAM P., Colonel. See
Fredericktown, Mo.
notice of,
D. 50
Carnifex Ferry, Va., battle at,
D. 23; Doc. 88
Cincinnati Gazette's narrative of,
Doc. 44
New York Times' narrative of
Doc. 49
Lynchburg (Va.) Republican's ac-
count of,

Lieut.-Col. Owen's report,
Cherokees, reputed disloyal,
deprived of their annuity,
letter of John Ross on,
"Cheshire," ship, captured,
Chicago, Ill., Fremont German in-
dignation meeting at,

at,

Doc. 150
D. 115

D. 73; Doc. 344
Chicago Tribune, account of the
surrender of Lexington, Mo.,
Doc. 72
Chicamicomico, N. C., engagement
D. 41
official report of Capt. Lardner,
Doc. 167
Commander Braine's report, Doc. 167
N. Y. Herald's narrative, Doc. 168
Private Haver's narrative, Doc. 169
Norfolk Day Book's account, Doc. 170
Chickasaws, at battle of Bushy
Creek, Ark.,
D. 109
CHILDS,-
-, Mrs., house of, burnt,
D. 50
Chincoteague Inlet, Virginia, rebel
schooner burnt at,
D. 41
rebel vessels destroyed at, D. 59
Chincoteague Inlet, Va, fight at,

D. 68

BULL, H. C., Lieut., captured_a
secession flag,

D. 80

D. 34
D. 122

DORSEY,, Col, rebel,
D'ORVILLE'S, Lieut., account of the

attack on Santa Rosa, Doc. SS
DOUGHERTY, H., Col., at the battle
of Belmont,
report of the battle of Belmont,
Doc. 283
DOUGLAS, FREderick,
P. 10
DOUGLAS, STEPHEN A., anecdote, of,
P. 35, 62
"Down-Trodden Maryland," by
"B,"
P. 35
Drafting, for rebel army, riot occa-
sioned by, at Nashville, Tenn.,
D. 105
Dranesville, Va., reconnoissance to,
D. 90
foraging expedition near, D. 109
expedition to, Col. Bayard's re-
port
Doc. 429

Gen. McCall's report,
battle of, D. 116, 125; Doc. 456, 503
DRAKE FRANK, account of the
cruise of the Sumter.
DRAYTON, P., commander, recon-

Doc. 119

noissances in South Carolina, D. 94
report of reconnoissance to Port
Royal, S. C., D. 106; Doc. 437
notices of, D. 114; Doc. 461, 485
DRAYTON, T. F., rebel, his letter on
negro insurrections,
D. 82
letter to Gov. Pickens on the con-
dition of the slaves of South
Carolina,

See H. H. Lockwood.
EDDY, H, Chaplain 2d Regt. N. Y.
S. V.,

D. 28

D. 68

skirmish at, Oct. 1st,

D. 89

EASTON, H., Capt.,
Doc. 492
Eastport, Me., how they got tele-
graphic news at,
P. 45
East Tennessee. See Tennessee.
Unionists destroy bridges in, D. 71
railroad bridges burnt in, D. 73
Memphis Avalanche on the
Unionists of,
D. 99
Col. Leadbetter's proclamation to
the people of, D. 98; Doc. 445
See Morristown, Tenn.
"Eastern State Journal,"
D. 18
Eastern Virginia. See Virginia, D. 85
account of Gen. Dix's expedition
to,
Doc. 407

EVERSOLE,, Mrs., heroism of, D. 124
"E. Waterman," schooner, captured
off Savannah, Ga.,
EWER, G. WALLACE, promotion of,

"E. Wittington," schooner, ac-
count of the capture of,
D. 9S; Doc. 445
Exchange of Prisoners, discussion
of, at Washington, D. C., D. 109
military committee report on, D. 109
correspondence between Gens.

McClernand and Polk, Doc. 283
See Gen. Grant.

"Express," steamboat, attack upon

the,
Extortion, in the Southern States,

in Vicksburg, Miss.,
"Extortions and the Remedy." See
Extortion.

EVERETT, EDWARD,
EVERETT, JOHN S.,

EUSTIS, GEORGE. See Mason and

Slidell,

EVANS, ALEXANDER, of Md. D. 5S
EVANS, N. G., Gen., rebel, at Ball's

Bluff, Va.,

report of the battle of Ball's Bluff,

D. 54

Doc. 130

D. 103

P. 53

EWER, JOHN, Captain,
EWING, GEORGE W.,
EWING, THOMAS M.,

D. 107

D. 84

D. 84

D. 112

D. 103

D. 124; Doc. 519

Doc. 78, 349, 391

D. 80