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D. 40

Doc. 271
Proclamation promulgating Presi-
dent Lincoln's Emancipation
Act,
Doc. 293
report of his operations on the
Opelousas River,
Doc. 552

BENJAMIN, PARK,

See Bayou Teche, La.

notices of,

D. 28, 32, 64, 65, 70, 78
epigram on,
P. 10
"Banshee," steamer, ran the block-
ade,
D. 78

Baptist Missionary Union, Patriot-
ism of,

D. 26

BANKS, N. P., Gen., advance of his
Expedition reached N. O., La., D.
assumed command of the Dept. of
the Gulf,
confirms Gen. Butler's order as-
sessing rebels,
D.
notice in reference to personal de-
monstrations at New-Orleans, D.
confirms the Emancipation Procla-
mation in La.,
Proclamation of, Dec. 16, 1862,

Expedition up the,
34"Belle," steamer, attempt to capture
the,
D. 49
BENJAMIN, J. P., circular to foreign
consuls in reference to the block-
ade of Texas,
notice of,

D. 11

Bolivar Heights, Va., Union pickets
at, attacked,
Bolivar, Tenn., fights near, D. 46, 52;
Bombardment of Vicksburgh, dedi-

Doc. 221

cated to Gen, Earle Van Dorn, P. 41
BONHAM, M. L., Gov. of South-Caro-

lina, message of, April 3, Doc. 500
"Booneville," his account of the
battle of Cane Hill,
Doc. 184
Boston, Mass., drafting commenced
in,

bounty raised in,

D. 8

D. 4

D. 51

Union Club organized in,
excitement in, at the departure of
the Fifty-fourth colored regiment,

Boston Transcript," account of
Foster's expedition,

D. 44
Doc. 411
P. 14, 29

"Baptist Recorder" suppressed, D. 25
"Barataria," gunboat, lost, D. 62
Barbee's Cross-Roads, Va., account
of the fight at,
Doc. 177
BARCLAY, J. B., heroism of the wife
of,

BESTICK, Mr. See Charleston, S. C.
BENTON, WM. G., Brig.-Gen., report
of the battle of Port Gibson,
Doc. 572
Bemis Landing, La., expedition from,
D. 76
Berkley, Pa., draft troubles in, D. 4
Berlin, Md., skirmish at,
D. 20
BERRY, W. W., Lieut.-Col., report of
the battle of Murfreesboro, Doc. 139
Berry's Ferry, Va., fight at, D. 74
Berrysville, Va., Major Keenan's re-
connoissance to,

D. 78

BOTTS, JAMES C.,

reconnoissance to,

Doc. 199
D. 53
Doc. 500

P. 42

Barclay's Fort, N. M., rumored at-

tack upon,

D. 23

Bardstown, Ky., operations of guer-

rillas near,

D. 5

fight near,
BERTRAM, HENRY, Lieut.-Col. Twen-
tieth Wis., report of the battle
of Prairie Grove, Ark.,
Berwick's Bay, La., fight near,
Berwick City, La., skirmish at,
Bethel, Vt., curious proceedings in, P.
Beverly, Va., fight at,

BOWEN, JOHN S., Gen.,

D. 09

Doc. 68

BOYLE, J. T., Brig. Gen., Doc. 208; D. 31
BOYLE, JOHN, Ninth Kentucky Caval-

D. 67

BRADLEY, CHARLES,

Doc 500

BARING BROTHERS,

D. 52

BARKER, DAVID,

P. 55

Big Bear Creek, Mo., fight at,
Big Hill, Ky., fight near,

D. 12

D. 7

BARKSDALE,

his retaliatory

BILLINGS,

Lieut.-Col.

Third

BRAGG, BRAXTON, Gen., official re-

D. 2; Doc. 185
Doc. 579
BARNEY, HIRAM, report on sales of

cotton,

D. 47

"Baron de Castine," brig, cap-

BIRGE,

N. H. Vols.,
P. 49
BIRCH, MILTON, Capt.,
D. 24
report of his expedition into Ar-
kansas,
Doc. 250
Col. Thirteenth Conn.,
Doc. 44, 545

letter to Gen. Rosecrans,

Thirty-

retreat of the army of,
notice of,

"Bragg's last order to Wheeler," P. 85
BRAINE, D. L., Capt. U.S.N.,

BRANNAN, J. M., Gen.,

At Pocotaligo, S. C.

་ྲབཋའལ་བའྀ༔

D. T

D. 3

D. 6

Doc.

D. 42

Baton Rouge, La., occupation of, D. 26
Fight at,

Battle Ode to Virginia,
BAYARD, GEORGE D., Brig.-Gen., D. 12, 26
Bayou Bontouca, La., skirmish at, D. 17
Bayou Sara, La., destruction of rebel
property at,

BLAIR, F. P., Gen. See Chickasaw
Bluffs.

BRAYMAN, M., Brig-Gen., his order of
December 4,

Doc, 233

Doc. 223

P. 21

See "Arkansas Post."
BLAKE, R. S., Lieut. Com.,

'Break o' Day," capture of the, D. 28
Breathitt Co., Ky., rebels captured

D. 33

in,

D. 64

report of the destruction of the
Hatteras,

Doc. 357

Charleston,

D. 61
Bayou Teche, La., report of the fight
at,
Doc. 389
Official report of the operations on
the,
Doc. 527
Bayou Vermilion, La., fight at, D. 65
Bear Creek, Mo., skirmish on, D. 43
Bear River, W. T., account of the
battle of,
Doc. 401
Colonel Connor's report of the bat-
tle of,
Doc. 468
BEARD, OLIVER T., Lieut.-Col., report
of the expedition to Doboy River,
Ga.,
Doc. 200
notices of,
D. 12, 13
Beaufort, N. C., Union meeting in, D. 5
BEAUREGARD, G. T., Major-Gen., re-
port of the battle at Pocotaligo,
Doc. 40
orders non-combatants to leave
D. 12

BLANDING, J. M., Lieut. Third Rhode
Island Vols.,
Doc. 89
BLANDING, O., Major, rebel, Doc. 512 BRECKINRIDGE, W. C. P., Col., rebel,
Blockade Runners. See Charleston,
S. C.
See England.

BRECKENRIDGE, —, Capt., rebel Sec-
ond Virginia cavalry,
BRECKINRIDGE, JOHN C., Gen.
Stone River,

Doc. 460

See
Doc. 169

BREESE, JOHN,

BLODGETT, WELLS H., Lieut., exploit
of,
P.
BLOODGOOD, E., Lieut.-Col., account
of the battle of Thompson's Sta-
tion,
Doc. 442
Bloomfield, Ind., Union meeting at,
D. 48
Bloomfield, Mo., rebel guerrillas
driven out of,
D. 40
Adjutant Poole's descent on, D. 50
Blount's Mills, N. C., account of the
fight at,
Doc. 526
Blue Spring, Mo., fight at,
D. 56
BLUNT, JAMES G., Brig. Gen., report
of the battle of Old Fort Wayne,
Doc. 29

Doc. 466; D. 49
BRECKINRIDGE, W. K. M., Col., Doc. 73
Doc. 500

Brentville, Tenn., official report of

the battle near,

Brentwood, Tenn., narrative of the

Doc. 243

surrender at,

Doc. 481

"Brilliant," schooner, captured, D. 2
BRISTOW, BENJ, H., Col.,
D. 48
"Britannia," steamer, ran the block-
ade,
D. 35
British and Foreign Anti-Slavery So-
ciety,
D. 16, 76
British Consul leaves Charleston,
S. C.,
D.
"British Consular Guards" at Mo-
bile, Ala.,
D. 75
British House of Commons, debate
on Charleston blockade, D. 46

BROUGHAM, Lord,

BROWN, C. L., Lieut., rebel,
BROWN, E. B., Brig.-Gen., P. 25;
D. 32; Doc. 350
BROWN, GEORGE, U.S.N., report of
the capture of the "Indianola,"
Doc. 423
'BROWN, JOSEPH E., Gov, of Georgia,
message of, November 13, Doc. 194
appeal to the planters of Georgia,
Doc. 57
orders troops to the aid of Beau-
regard,
Proclamation in reference to de-
serters and stragglers,
notice of,

Doc.

198

Cacapon Bridge, Va., skirmish at, D.
18" Cairo," account of the destruction
of the steamer,
Doc. 253
CALDWELL, JOHN C., Gen., Doc. 584

Doc. 591, 594, 595
Portland Press account of, Doc. 591
"Carleton's" account,

Secretary Stanton's despatch in

reference to,

Chantilly, Va., battle of,

Chapel Hill, Tenn., fight near, D. 51

1 CHAPIN, Gen. See Port Hudson.
CHAPMAN, A. B., Lieut.-Col. Fifty-
seventh New York,

Doc. 594

D. 72

Doc. 219

CALDWELL, “JIM,'

P. 6

D. 62
D. 15
D. 47

Doc. 199
"Chapman," schooner, seized, D. 55
"Charleston Mercury" advocates

D. 55, 71
D. 64
Gen. Wright's proclamation in, D. 60
volunteers,
Doc. 468
See Bear River.
CALLIOUX, —, Capt., colored, D. 78
"Calypso," steamer, ran the block-
ade,
D. 55
CAMERON, CHARLES S., Capt. Ninth
Illinois Cavalry,
D. 65
Camp Jackson, Mo., anniversary of
attack on,
Camp Moore, La., fight at,

D. 72

BROWN, Lieut. First Rhode Island

Union pickets captured and recap-

Doc. 459
D. 71
D. 8, 8, 9
D. 18
Doc. 390
See Medals of Honor.
BUCKNER, S. B., rebel Gen., D. 51
Doc. 607

tured in,

D. 74

Bull Run, Va., bridge burned at, D.
Bull Run Bridge, Va., rebel descent

on,

D. 17

BUNGAY, GEORGE W.,

BURBRIDGE, S. G., Brig.-Gen.,

P. 34, 54
Doc. 361

Bureau of colored troops, established

D. 73
CANDY, CHARLES, Col., D. 29;. Doc. 305
Cane Hill, Ark., official reports of the
battle of,
Doc. 182
CANNON, WILLIAM, Gov. of Delaware,
D. 54
proclamation of March 11, 1863,
Doc. 446
Cape Girardeau, Mo., reports of the
battle at,
Doc. 562
Carbondale, Pa., draft troubles in, D.
"Carleton's" description of Dahl-
gren's reconnoissance, Doc. 180
his account of the battle of Chan-
cellorsville,
Doc. 594
CARLIN, Col., expedition to Clarkes-
ville, Tenn.,
D. 17
"Caroline," steamer, captured, D. 8
Carpet clothing used at the South, P. 17
CARR, E. A., Gen., report of the bat-
tle of Port Gibson,
Doc. 568
CARROLL, S. S., Gen., report of the
battle of Chancellorsville, Doc. 580
CARRUTH, Lieut. Col. Thirty-fifth
Massachusetts Regiment, Doc. 196
CARRUTH, —, Capt., his battery, Doc. 535
Carrsville, Va., skirmish near, D. 3
fights near,
D. 74
a serious mistake near,
D. 75
CARTER, G. W., Col., rebel,
D. 20; Doc. 562
CARTER, SAMUEL P., Gen.,
D. 32
expedition of, to East-Tennessee,
Doc. 322
D. 89, 69

D. 8
CHEATHAM, WM. S., Gen., rebel, Doc. 174
Chenango," gunboat, launched, D. 55
Cherokee Indians, repeal of ordi-

nance of secession,
D. 50
"Cherokee," steamer, captured, D. 71
Chicago, Ill., Union meeting at, D. 62
Chicago "Times," suppressed, D. 44, 72
suppression of, rescinded, D. 47
"Chicago Journal," account of the
battle of Prairie Grove, Ark.,
Doc. 74
Chickasaw Bayou, Miss., reports of
the battle at,
Doc. 819
Chickasaw Bluffs, Miss., fight at,
Doc. 820
rebel reports of the battle of, Doc. 322
CHICKERING, THos. E., Col., expedi-

D. 14

official report of the battle of Fred-

Doc. 179, 490

Carthage, Tenn., rebel camp sur-
D. 79
D. 50
D. 50

"Clarita," schooner, captured

D. 67

BUSCHBECK,, Col. See Chancel-
lorsville, Va.,
Bush, A. K., Capt., report of the
battle of Murfreesboro, Doc. 149
Bushwhackers captured,
Doc. 27
Bushwhacking and the black flag
advocated by rebels,
Bute à-la-Rose, La., account of the
capture of,

"But God is over all." By M. H.
Cobb,

Butler, Bates Co., Mo., fight near, D.
BUTLER, BENJAMIN F., Major-General,
report of the battle of Labadie-
ville,
Doc. 44
order confirming the Confiscation
Act,
Doc. 190
order in reference to negroes, D. 10
continues the order of Gen. Lovell,
D. 12
order assessing rebels,
D. 23
farewell address to the Army of the
Gulf,
Doc. 269; D. 25
address to the people of New-Or-
leans,
Doc. 270
ten thousand dollars offered for
him, dead or alive,
outlawed by Jeff Davis,

CASSIDY, MICHAEL, Col. Sixth N. Y.
S. V.,
CATAHOULA, steamer, attacked by
rebels,
CATHCART, CHARLES W.,

Catholics, Bishop of Ohio denounces
the Knights of the Golden Circle,
D. 70
Catlett's Station, Va., fight at, D. 83
"Caucasian," the, suppressed, D. 72
Cedar Co., Mo., rebel barbarities in,
D. 66
Central Mississippi Railroad destroy-
ed by the Nationals, Doc. 231
CESNOLA, S. P. D., Col., report of
Stahel's reconnoissance, Doc. 202
CHALMERS, Gen., rebel. See Austin,
Miss.
Chambersburgh, Pa., rebels enter,
D. 1; Doc. 1
D. 14
P. 82

CLAYBROOK,, Col., rebel,
CLAYTON, POWELL, Col., account of
his raid into Arkansas, Doc. 601
CLEBURN, P. R., Brig.-Gen., rebel.
See Stone River.

CLENDENIN, D. R., Col.,

D. 73
D. 47
Dog. 268

Clifton, Tenn., captured,
CLINGMAN, Brig. Gen., rebel,
Clinton, La., skirmish near,
D. 29
CLOUD, W. F., Major, Kansas Second
Regt,
Doc. 84
CLUKE, LE ROY, rebel, his expedition

D. 49
defeated at Licktown, Ky., D. 49
notice of,
CLUSERET, GUSTAVE P., Brig.-Gen.,

D. 56

D. 48

Coast wise Intercourse,
COBB, M. II.,

D. 59

rebel notice of his confiscation or-

der,

notices of,

COLQUITT,

Georgia Vols.,

COLTON, PETER,

D. 76
D. 79; Doc. 200
Col., Forty-sixth
Doc. 40
Doc. 500

Cove Creek, N. C., fight at,
Covington, Ky., fight near,
COXETTER, L. M., Capt.,
CRABB, B., Col., Report of the attack
on Springfield, Mo.,
Doc. 346
CRAIG, C. A., Col., report of the bat-

D. 16

D. 53

D. 56, 76

DA PONTE, DURANT, notice of,
DARGAN, E. L., of Alabama,
"Dart," schooner, captured,
DAVENPORT, H. K., Commander, Doe. 183
DAVIDSON, J. W., Brig.-Gen., D. 42, 65
forbids the sale of certain newspa

P. 43

D. 86

D. 12

COLVIN, D. A., Lieut.,

D. 44

Columbia, Mo., rebel camp destroyed

near,

D. 37

Columbus, O., Vallandigham circu-

lars in,

"Crisis," destruction of the office
of,

"Come, 'list, my boys, enlist," P.
Comite River, La., bridges over, de-
stroyed,

52
34

Commerce, Tenn., occupied by

Commerce, Miss., destruction of, D.
Commercial intercourse,

tle of Chancellorsville, Doc. 583
Crampton's Pass, the battle of, Doc. 11
CRAVEN, Col., rebel,
D. 8
Crawford County, Mo., account of
the rebel raid in,
Doc. 249
"Crazy Delawares," the,
P. 49
"Crazy Jane," ship captured,
"Crenshaw," schooner captured, D.
CRESSY, T. R., report of the opera-
tions of the Second Minnesota
Vols.,
Doc. 215
Cripple Creek, Tenn., fight near, D. 74
58" Crisis," Columbus, O., suppressed,
D. 72
CRITTENDEN, T. L., Maj.-Gen., D. 83
See Stone River,

Concordia, Ark., destruction of, D.
Confederate currency, legal tender
of the,

D. 83

Doc. 613, 614
CROCKER, FREDERICK, Acting Master
U. S. N.,
D.
report of operations in Texas, Doc. 23
CROCKETT, JOHN W., of Ky., D. 89
CROFTON, ROBERT E., Capt. U. S. Inf.

speech before the Legislature of
Mississippi, Dec. 26, 1862, Doc. 294
notices of, Doc. 2; D. 25, 27, 28, 32, 62
DAVIS, JEFF. C., Gen.,

D. 41

DAVIS, JOHN. See Medals of Honor.
DAVIS,, Col., at Camp Moore, La.,

D. 27

D. 50
D. 57

Davis's Mills, Miss., fight at,
Official Report of the fight at, Doc. 24
DAWSON,, Capt., rebel, D. 41

captured,
D. 44
DAWSON, GEO. W., Major, Report of
the battle of Chancellorsville,

D. 13
D. 27

Capt, Third Va. Vols.,

Doc. 385
Dead soldiers, the burial of, near
Richmond,

Eighth Regt. of,

D. 65

loyal,
Crystal Springs, Miss., destroyed, D.
"Cuba," rebel steamer destroyed, D.
Cumberland River, destruction of
steamboats on,

DE COURCEY, J., Col.,

P. 7
Doc. 320, 361

D. 56

Col.,

DE HUFF, J. Q. A., Capt.,

D. 70, 79
D. 70

D. 62

DE KAY, DRAKE, Capt., account of his

Doc. 468

Lieut. Com, Fitch's report of ope-
rations on the,
Doc, 560
CUMMINGS, II. J. B., Col., report of the
battle of Parker's Cross Roads,
Tenn.,
CUMMINS, Gen., rebel,

capture of Smithfield, Va.,

an exploit of,

Delaware. See Gov. Cannon, Doc. 446

the loyalty of,

P. 48

Doc. 331

D. 33

D. 48

SeeCrazy Delawares,"

Va.,

Fourth Regiment of,

Delta, Miss., skirmishes near,

"Democratic Journal" suppressed,

P. 49

Delaware Volunteers. See Falmouth,

Doc. 198

D. 6

D. 19

D. 72

D. 49

DENSMORE, W., U. S. N.,

P. 2

"Department of the Gulf,"

D. 32

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Department of the Ohio, Gen. Burn-

side assumes command of,
Department of the West, Gen. Scho-

D. 57

D. 77

CURTIS, S. R., Major-Gen.,
rapid marches of the troops of, P. 31
report of the battle of Prairie
Grove, Ark.,
Doc. 66
D. 21, 60, 77
CURTIS, GREELY, Lieut.-Col. First
Mass. Cavalry,
Doc. 459
"Curtis's Horse," the surprise of the,
P. 20
D. 17, 32
report of the expedition up New-
River, N. C.,
Doc. 181

D. 45
Doc. 251

Des Arc, Ark., capture of,

D. 75
D. 85

D. 75

DICKEY. T. LYLE, Col.,

Doc, 485
D. 26

Doc. 213

DODGE, G. M., Gen., report on the
barbarities of the rebels, Doc. 400
notice of,
D. 67
DODGE, C. C., Col. of First Mounted
Rifles, N. Y. S. V.,
Doc. 42
his reconnoissance to Chuckatuck,
DOLE, W. P., Indian Commissioner,

D. 53
D. 21
"Dolphin," steamer, captured, D. 57
Donaldsonville, La., battle at, Doc. 223
DONEGAN, G. W..
D. 47

DONELSON, D. A., Brig.-Gen., rebel,
appointed to the command of
East-Tennessee,

Doc. 53

"Eagle," steamer captured,
Eagleville, Tenn., fight near, D. 50
EARL RUSSELL. See Foreign Media-
tion,
D. 15
noticed,
D. 67, 75
East-Tennessee, refugees from, D. 10
Gen. Carter's expedition to, Doc. 322
East-Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
road, destruction of bridges on, D. 30
"Edmundus Scotus,"
P. 27
Edwards's Depot, Miss. See Cham-
pion Hill.
Doc. 615

Fairfax Court-House, Va., report of

the rebel raid on,

Doc. 448

Fairmont, Va., account of the rebel

raid into,
Doc. 564
Fair Oaks, Va., an incident of, P. 6
Falmouth, Va., occupied by the Na-
tionals,
D. 16; Doc. 198
"Fanny Lewis," schooner, ran the
blockade,
D. 56
FARNSWORTH, S. F., Col., Eighth Illi-
nois,
Doc. 177

EDWARDS, MC., Capt., rebel,

D. 74

FARRAGUT, D. G., Rear-Admiral. See
Texas.

Elegy on my leg,"

Elizabeth River, Va., contraband

left Grand Gulf,

D. 60

goods captured at,

D. 55

See Port Hudson, Miss.

"Ellen," rebel steamer captured, D. 66
"Ellen," schooner captured. D. 18
ELLET, A. W., Brig.-Gen. See Aus-
tin, Miss.,
ELLET, Gen., CHARLES R., D. 46,
Report of the loss of the Queen of
the West,

Doc. 385

Fast, a National,

Doc, 490

Doniphan, Mo., fight near,
DORSEY, EVAN, rebel,

D. 79 ELLIOT, WILLIAM, Capt. Beaufort ar-
D. 18 tillery, rebel,

Doc. 41

28"Elmira Cornelius," schooner cap-
tured,

DOUGLAS, J. H., Dr., report of the
Sanitary Commission on the bat-
tle of Fredericksburgh, Doc. 90
DOUGLAS, HENRY, Captain United
States Infantry,

"Douglass," steamer, ran the block-

Emancipation, Abraham Lincoln's
Proclamation,

D. 2

reports of the battle of,
Union meeting at,

Doc. 558

D. 40

Doc. 207

Lincoln's confirmatory proclama-

tion of,

D. 80

See Missouri,

D. 40

account of the skirmish near, Doc. 621
FENNER, M. M., Lieut.,

Doc. 449

ade of Charleston, S. C.,
"Douro," British steamer, captured,

D. 46

demonstration in reference

to, in

London, Eng.,

D. 52

See Kentucky,

Dow, NEAL, Gen. See Port Hudson.
DOWNS, JOHN, Com.,

See Jeff Davis's proclamation, Dec.

Doc. 505

23, 1862,

Doc. 291

ville,

Draft. See E. M. Stanton.

See General Banks.

FERGUSON, J., Twenty-first Ind. Vols.,
P. 26
FERGUSON, Lieut.-Col., rebel, P. 9
FERGUSON, Gen., rebel, D. 49
FERRERO, EDWARD, Gen., at Fayette-
Doc. 196; D. 24
FERRY, ORRIS S., Brig.-Gen., at Zuni,

Va.,
notice of,

Doc. 251

D. 42

proclamation, debate in the rebel

FETTERMAN, WILLIAM J., Capt. U. S.

D. 40, 72

Congress on the,

U.S.N.,

See Eunice,"

Doc. 505

Doc. 436

sup-

meeting held in Liverpool, Eng., D.
See British and Foreign Anti-Slav-
ery Society.

D. 72

skirmish at,

Doc. 175
D. 54
D. 56
Doc. 204
D. 21

at Bayou Teche,

See Richmond Examiner, D. 32, 61
"Emilie," steamer plundered at Port-
land, Mo.,
"Emily Fisher," brig captured, D. 47
"Emma Amelia," capture of the, D. 70
EMORY, WILLIAM H., Gen.,

D. 64

Doc. 538
24" Empress," schooner, capture of, D. 70
England, excitement concerning the

D. 3

DUMONT, E., Gen., letter on the sur-

render of Hartsville,

Doc. 240

discussion in House of Lords on the
seizures of prizes in America, D.
See British Consular Guards.
See mediation.

D. 24
Inf.,
D. 50
FINDLAY, FRANK, rebel, notice of, P. 24
Fishing Creek, Ky., skirmish near,
D. 77
FITCH, LE ROY, Lieut. Com., report
of the attack on Fort Donnelson,
Doc. 417
report of operations on the Ten-
nessee and Cumberland, Doc. 560
FITZGERALD, E. M. See Point Pleas-
ant, Va.
FLINT,, Capt. First Vt. Cavalry,
D. 9
FLOOD, THOMAS. See Medals of Hon-
Florence, Ala., Cornyn's Expedition
to,
Doc. 422
FLORENCE, CHAS. See Medals of Hon-

or.

Doc. 327

See Victoria.

Report of the capture of the "Prin-
cess Royal,"

Doc. 400

Report of the loss of the "Isaac
Smith,"

Doc. 404

See J. M. Mason.
"Enterprise," sloop, captured, D. 52
ENYART, D. A., Col., report of the bat-
tle of Murfreesboro,
Doc. 141
Episcopal Church, rebel, first gener-
al council of, met at Augusta,
Ga.,
See John H. Hopkins.
"Era No. Five, steamer, captured, D. 46
Erie, Pa., National Bank of, D. 59
"Escort," steamer, run the blockade
of Pamlico River,
D. 64
"Estelle," brig, captured,
D. 36
Doc. 429 ESTES,, Lieut., rescued from the
Doc. 512 rebels,
D. 71
"Ettiwan," schooner, captured, D. 87
D. 57, 62 Eugenia," steamer, capture of, D. 71
D. 15, 85" Eunice," of Derby, Conn., P. 24
Duvall's Bluff, Ark., rebel guns cap- EVANS, NAT. G., Brig.-Gen., rebel,
tured at,
D. 35
D. 25; Doc. 268
DWIGHT, HOWARD, Capt., murder of, EVERETT, EDWARD,
D. 51
D. 70 EWELL, R. S., Gen., rebel,
D. 77
at Fredericksburgh, Va., Doc. 105
See Stone River.

"Florida," privateer, captures by
the,
D, 45, 52, 54, 67, 74
Florida, Eli Thayer's plan for the
colonization of,
D. 44
FLOYD, HENRY H., Col., rebel. See
Georgia,
Doc. 194

Food at the South,

FOOTE, of Tennessee, member of reb-
el Congress,

D. 29

D. 83

P. 29

D. 89

D. 66 Expeditious, schooner, captured, D. 59

occupation of,

Doc. 247
D. 24
25

Franklin, Va., shelled by the Union-

account of the fight near, Doc. 217
"FRANK MARTIN," 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,

loss of the Fiftieth Regiment of, at
Antietam,

destruction of salt-works on the
coast of,

D. 41

Volunteers, rebel, Forty-sixth Regi-

report of the fight at,
Greenville, Miss., fight at,
Greenwich, Va., account of the fight

Doc, 560

D. 43

ment of,

near,

Dae, 686

Greenwood, Miss., accounts of the

salt manufactory,
8
"Georgia," privateer, captures by
the,
D. 67
"Georgiana," steamer, destroyed, D, 55
Georgetown, D. C., trade between,
and Washington, "flagrantly
attack on, relinquished by Burn-
violated,"
D. 77
side,
Germans, massacre of, in Texas, P. 49
National accounts of the battle of, Germantown, Ky., fight at,
D. 63
Doc. 94" Gertrude," steamer, captured, D. 61
official reports of the battle of, GETTY, GEORGE W., Gen., D. 59, 65,
Doc. 79
70; Doc. 197
GIBBS, ALFRED, Brig. Gen.,
D. 29
complimented by Gen. Peck in
General Orders,

P. 18
P.

fight at,

Dec. 443

GREGG, MAXCY, Gen., rebel, D. 78;

Doe, 613

GILBERT, S. A., Col.,

D. 47

GILLIS, Lieut. Com.,

D. 76

report of the expedition to, Doc. (26
Guerrillas. See Porter's guerrillas.
See Rebel barbarities.

FRENYEAR, G. J.,

D. 72
Doc. 558

FRICK, JACOB G., Col., report of the
battle of Chancellorsville, Doc. 585
FRISBEE, J. B. See Medals of Honor.
FROST, D. M., Gen., rebel,
D. 23
FRUEAUFF, J. F., Major, letter on the
battle of Chancellorsville, Doc. 589
FRY, JACOB, Col., official report of
the affairs at Humboldt and
Trenton, Tenn.,

FRY, JAMES B, Col.,
FRY, SPEED S., Brig.-Gen.,

FULLER, A. B., Rev.,

report of the expedition to Green-
briar Co., Va.,

GILLMORE, Q. A., Gen.,

on,

Doc. 194
D. 47
report of the battle of Somerset,
Ку.,
Doc. 491
GIST, Brig. Gen., rebel, Doc. 15
GLINES, ORISON, ridden on a rail, D. 33
Gloucester Point, Va., rebel attack
D.

Doc. 283
D. 55
Doc. 208

Gloucester Co., Va., expedition into,

D. 28

GODON, S. W., Com., U.S.N.,

GODON, WM., Captain U.S.N. See
Jacksonville, Fla.

Doc.

44
83

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. $3
HALLECK, HENKY 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.
letter on the battle of Bear River,
Doc. 469
a question he won't answer," P. 19
notices of,
D. 21; Doc. 217

Halltown, Va., rebels surprised at, D. 14

Gold, the price of, in Richmond, Va.,
D. 32, 55, 61

fight near,

skirmish at,

D. 27

D. 17

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