manumission deeds of,
address to his army on relinquish-
ing his command,
Doc. 270
Gen. Hunter repudiates his treaty
with Gen. Price,

Doc. 129

Doc. 844
GIBBS, ALFRED, Capt. U. S. A., P. 23
GIBBS, G. C.,
P. 25
GIERNSTEIN, -, Miss, whipped

by the rebels,

Doc. 299

P. 12
GILLESPIE,, Capt., rebel, D. 74
GILMORE, Q. A., Capt., report of

of marque,"

FORBES, R. B., applies for "letters

FORD, S. H.,

FORMAN, J. G., Rev.,

See Cincinnati.

Fort Beauregard, Port Royal, S. C.,
D. 69; P. 75
Fort Breckenridge destroyed, D. 127
Fort Clark, at Hatteras, capture of,
D. 9
Fort Fillmore, surrender of, D. 52
Fort Hatteras, capture of,
D. 9
anecdote of the gunner at,
See Hatteras,

See Kentucky.

FRENCH, HENRY F.,

P. 46

Fort Holt, rebel gunboats fire on,

D. 64
Doc. 122
FRENCH H., Commander. See Mis-
sissippi River,
Doc. 870
FRENCH, PARKER H., arrest of, D. 67
FRENCH, WM. H., his proclamation
at Key West,
D. 29
FRENZEL, -, arrest of, at New
Orleans,
D. 87
Free Schools, denounced in Virginia,
D. 85; Doc. 410
Freestone Point, Potomac River,
attack on,
D. 86
shelled by U. S. flotilla on Lower
Potomac,
D. 10S

the battle of Port Royal, Doc. 110
GILPIN, HENRY, wife of,
D. 5
Glasgow, Mo., national mistake at,
D. 33; Doc. 144
GLISSON, O. S., Com. U. 8. N., Doc. 520
GLOVER, JOHN H.,
D. 27
GOLDSBOROUGH, L. M., Com., Doc. 277
GOODSELL,, of Bridgeport,
Conn.,
Doc. 8
Goose Creek, Va, skirmish near,
D. 54
Gen. Gorman's report,
Doc. 248
GORDON, Si, notice L
D. 95; Doc. 462
some of his guerilla band arrested,
D. 112
GORMAN, W. A., Gen., report of
the fight at Goose Creek, Va.,
Doc. 248
GOSNELL, L. W., notice of,
GOULD, E. P.,

D. 52

D. 3

Doc. 421

"From my Window,"

P. 53

Doc. 424

FROW, SIMON, notice of,

GRACE, H. P. See Mason and Sli-

FRY. HENRY, hang at Greenville,

Doc. 426

Tenn.,

D. 101

PAGE

PAGE

PAGE

Nathaniel Lyon, by "F. G. C."
P. 3
HALIBURTON, Judge, on the law of
treason,
D. 75; Doc. 864
HALL, GEORGE W. See Mason and
Slidell.
HALL, THOMAS I., arrest of,
HALLECK, H. W., Major-Gen., appt.
to the command of the depart-
ment in the West,
assumed cominand of the depart-
ment of the Missouri,
orders the arrest of any one in
arms against the U. S. govern-
ment,
orders all municipal officers of St.
Louis, Mo., to subscribe to oath
of allegiance,
D. 108
orders in reference to irregulari.
ties in his department, Doc. 480
notice of,
D. 118; Doc. 479
See Slaves,
D. 121; Doc. 479
HALL, S. K., Adj., brings rebel

D. 27

HAWKINS, Rusп C., Col.,

D. 20

D. 74

HAYES, JOSEPH,

D. 6

D. 84

D. 103

D. 68

D. 50

D. 5

HENDERSON, H. A. M., anecdote of,

D. 20

P. 37

D. 16

"Hamet Ryan," schooner captured,

Great Ogeechee River, Ga., expe-

D. 20

dition up the,

D. 110

Greenbriar, Va., fight at,

Gen. Reynolds' report,

Doc. 159

list of the killed and wounded at,

HAMILTON, ALEX. jr.,

Hampton Creek, Va., fight near, D. 84
Hampton Roads,

naval fight in,
rebel account of,

D. 125
Doc. 518

Commodore Lynch's report, Doc. 519
N. Y. Herald account of, Doc. 519
Hampton, Va., reminiscences of, P. 12
HANCOCK, - Gen.,

HANDY, ROBERT, Com., report
the attack at the S. W. Pass
the Mississippi River,
"Hannah Easlet," brig seized,
Harper's Ferry, fight near,

HAMLIN, HANNIBAL,

D. 7
D. 126

HENDERSON, MARY, of Indiana, pa-

D. 125

D. 114

proclamation for a fast,

D. 29

on

at Annapolis,

D. 51

of

HIGGINBOTTOM,,

D. 867

D. 81

D. 28

HIGGINS, DAVID G, Capt., report of
Cheat Mountain, Va, opera-
tions,

Doc. 184

"Highland Democrat," New York,

Green River, Ky., lock No. 3 on,

destroyed,

D. 34

skirmish near,

D. 50

HARRELL, A. D., Lieut., report of
the action at Quantico Creek,
Va.,
D. 45; Doc. 177
HARRIS, ISHAM G., his appeal to the
women of Tennessee, Doc. 2; D.
"double-barrel shot-gun address,"
D. 65
authorized to seize private arms
in Tennessee,
D. 77
calls out the militia of his State,
D. 84
proclamation calling for fire-arms,
Doc. 848
his proclamation of Nov. 18, Doc. 403
HARRIS, L. A., Col. Second regt.
Ohio Vols.,
Harrison's Island, Va., battle of
See Ball's Bluff.
HART, J. W., Lieut.,

indicted,
D. 18
HILL, OCTAVIUS F., of Maine D. 15
Hillsborough, Ky., fight at, D. 42

John G. Baxter's account
fight near,

HINDMAN, T. C., Brig.-Gen., rebel,

of the

Doc. 171

8

D. 104

D. 107

Hodgeville, Ky., fight near,

Doc. 283

Hartford, Conn., Union meeting at,

D. 126
D. 30

account of a fight near,

HOFFMAN, -, 23d N. Y. S. V., D. 7
Hoffman's Ferry, Mo., Gen. Price's

D. 56

army at,

"Hartford," U. S. steamer, crew of
present flag to city of Philadel-
phia,
HARTSUFF, ---, Capt.,

" turtle,"

Harvey Birch, ship, destruction of
the,

D. 106
D. 24
D. 84

August 8th,

D. 87
Holland Point, Va., shelling of, D. 117
HOLLINS, Commodore, rebel, his
D. 128; P. 27, 65
HOLT, JOSEPH, speech at Boston,
D. 7
speech at New York, Sept. 3d, D. 14
letter to Abraham Lincoln, Doc. 126
See Fremont.

Maryland,

MARSHALL ——, Major,

D. 114
MARSHALL, HUMPHREY, indicted, D. 68
Martial Music, See Georgia, P. 85
MARTIN, CHRISTIAN. See Knights
of the Golden Circle, D. 78
MARTIN, J. W., Lieut., report of
the battle of Bolivar Heights,
Doc. 197
MARTIN, WM. F., Col. 7th North
Carolina Vols. See Hatteras
expedition.

Martinsburg, Va., National prison-

ers taken to,

See John A. Dix.

D. 110
"Mary." U. S. revenue cutter, D. 78
"Maryland," schooner, affair of the,
D. 78: Doc. 879
Maryland, arrest of the members of
legislature of,
D. 80
D. 128
Maryland, O Maryland,"
P. 72
Maryland legislature, organized, D. 101
the seat of Coleman Yellott,
Senator from Baltimore, de-
clared vacant in,
"Mary Ward," schooner capt'd, D. 20

D. 110

27th Regt. of,
MATTHEWS, Col. Mo. Home Guards,

D.

64

D. 42

MATTHEWS, JOHN RAVEN, of South
Carolina, destroys his crops, D. 93
MATTHEWS, STANLEY, Col. 51st
Ohio regt.,
D. 80
Matthias Point, Potomac River, Va.
reconnoissance at,
D. 75
Col. Graham's official report, Doc. 359
account of,
Doc. 360
Secession account of,
Doc. 362
Mauch Chunk, Pa., excitement at,
D. 11
MAURY, M. F., Lieut., his observa-
tions,
P. 23
Mayfield, Ky., rebels evacuate, D. 82
MAYO, A. D., Rev.,
D. 42
MAYO,, Mayor of Richmond,
Va,
D. 115
MAXEY, DAVID, murdered by rebel
cavalry,
D. 112
MAXWELL, ALEX., rebel, notice of,
D. 99
MAXWELL, JAS. G., Lieut., report of
the Ocracoke expedition, Doc. 141
MAY, Charles B.,
D. 100

notice of,

burns rebel buildings at Free.
stone Point, Va.,
notices of,

MCCULLOCH, BEN, notice of, D. 5, 128
and the Quapaw Indians, D. $3
MCDOWELL, THOMAS, Corporal, D. 126
MCFARLAND, J. E. See Mason and

Slidell.

MCGEE, JOHN, account of the fight

at Big Hurricane Creek, Mo.,

Capt. 27th Regi-

MCINTOSH, -, Col. of Creek Regi-

McKEEVER, J. J. See Postal.

MCKINSTRY, JUSTUS, Provost Mar-

shal of St. Louis,

appointed Brig.-Gen.,

MCMASTER, ABBE, arrest of,
MCQUADE,

D. 28
Captain 88th Regt.
N. Y. S. V. See Richmond,
Va.
MEADE, GEO. F., Gen., commands
foraging expedition to Dranes-
ville, Va.
D. 14, 105
MEAGHER, T. F., Brig.-Gen., D. 83, 113
MEMMINGER, C. G., rebel Secretary

D. 108

D. 36; Doc. 147

Doc. 211

Doc. 458

D. 108

D. 110

D. 111; Doc. 261.

D. 10

D. 14
Doc. 130

Whig" on,

tion from,

defends the black flag,

of the Treasury, his circular on
the produce loan, D. 52; Doc. 206
comments of the Richmond
Doc. 208
"Memphis Appeal," a polite invita-

P. 25
"Memphis Avalanche" advocates
hanging Unionists,

D. 99

D. 102

Memphis, Tenn., proclamation of
the Mayor of

D. 5

negro soldiers in,

D. 13

women impressed in,

P. 23

MEREDITH, SOL., Col.,

P. 51