EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS IN THE INDEX.

D. stands for Diary of Events; Doc. for Documents; and P. for Poetry, Rumors and Incidents.

ANDREW, JOHN A., Gov.,
Anglo-Saxon Whittling Song,
"Annie Thompson," account of the
capture of,
Annus Mirabilis, The, of the South, D.
"A patriotic father," anecdote of, P.
"A Premium Uniform,"
Aranzas Pass, Texas, captured,
Doc. 13 A rebel acrostic,

BARTLETT, A. T., Surgeon, Thirty-
third Missouri,

Bohler's Rocks, Rappahannock River,
skirmish at,
BOKER, GEORGE H.,

See John H. Morgan,

D.

88

D. 69

See Rebel Commerce,

Doc. 597

P. 12

BROWN, J. L., Surgeon,

D. 16

Doc. 584

BOLIN, JOHN F., Capt., rebel guerrilla,
capture of,
BOLIN, NATHAN,

Bayou Grand Coteau, La., battle at,

Bayou Plaquemine, La., rebel depre-
dations at,

Bayou Sara, skirmish at,
BEALL, JOHN Y., Acting Master,
Bealton, Va., fight near,

BEAN, M. DUDLEY,

ade-runner,

Bean Station, Tenn., fight at,
"a poor set-off for Knoxville," D.
Bear Inlet, N. C., Official Reports of
the expedition to, Doc. 464, D. 61
BEATTIE, JOHN W., Capt.,
Doc. 45
Beaufort, S. C., sale of confiscated es-
tates at,
D. 35
BEAUREGARD, G. T., Gen., thanked by
the rebel Congress for the defence
of Charleston, S. C.,
D. 38
the black flag, letter to Gen. Martin,
P. 86
BEERS, Major, of Illinois, D. 31
Beersheba Springs, Tenn., fight near,
Doc. 206
BELGER, his battery,
D. 52
Belligerents, Are the New-Zealanders?
P. 10
"Bendigo," destruction of the block-
Doc. 355, D. 81
BENEDICT, LEW., Col., killed at Plea-

D. 33
D. 53
D. 20

29

BAYLER, T. G., Capt., report of battle
D. 40
of Chattanooga,
Doc. 210 BOLLES, Major,
D. 14
Bayou Bourbeaux, La., battle at, BOOKER, ISAIAH S. See Returned Pris-
D. 2, Doc. 149 oners,
Doc. 86
BOONE, W. P., Colonel Twenty-eighth
D. 2 Kentucky,
Doc. 423
BOONE, J. ROWAN, Capt., noticed, Doc. 221
D. 63 BOOTH, L. F., Major, See Fort Pillow,
D. 6
Doc. 2
D. 22 BORDEN, -, Acting Master's Mate,
D. 70
Boston, Mass., volunteering meetings
in,
D. 10
BoWEN, T. S., A. A.G.. noticed, Doc. 281
BOWNS,
Capt., rebel, surprised
near Windsor, N. C.,
D. 42
BOYKIN, F. M., Gen.,
BRADFORD, A. H., Gov., letter of Pres-
ident Lincoln to,
BRADFORD, W. F., Major. See Fort
Pillow.
Bradley's Landing, Tenn., guerrillas
at,
D. 63
BRAGG, BRAXTON, Gen., Doc. 195, D. 80
forage train of, captured,
D. 2
relinquishes his command, D.
assigned to duty in Richmond, D. 47
BRAMLETTE, THOMAS E., Gov., letter
to Captain Cahill,
D. 21
address in reference to the enlist-
ment of negroes in Kentucky, D. 53 Bullion in the South. See Plate,
proclamation in reference to guer
rillas,

D. 41
D. 41
Bolivar, Tenn., fight at, Doc. 334, D. 26
rebels surprised at,
D. 42
Bolivar Landing, Tenn., Nationals
surprised at,

BROWN,, Lieut., Tenth Conn., D. 28
BROWN, MORTIMER F. See Returned
Prisoners,
BROWN,
regiment,
BROWNE, W. R., Acting Master, report
of the destruction of rebel salt-
works in West-Bay, Fla., Doc. 884
noticed,
Doc. 45
BROWNE, W. R., Major, rebel. See
Fort Powell, Ala.,
Doc. 100
BROWNLOW, PARSON, notice of, Doc. 314,
D. 64
BROWNELL, H. H., Acting Ensign. See
Mobile,
Doc. 105
Brownsville, Texas, raising of the
blockade of,
Doc. 421
BRYANT,- Capt., Eighth Me, D. 13
BRYSON, -, Lieut.-Col. Twenty-fifth
N. C. rebel troops,

BUFORD, N. B., Gen., speech at Hele-
na, Ark., Jan. 2d, 1864, Doc. 324
noticed,
D. 63

BURBRIDGE, S. G., Major-Gen,

Grand Coteau, La,
BURGESS, ——, Bishop of Maine,
Burlington, Va., fight at,

D. 26
See

Doc. 150

P. 60

D. 41

through,

Doc. 472, 477

noticed,

Doc. 550

anecdote of a lady of,

Doc. 480

Brandon, Va., expedition to,

Doc. 340

invested by the rebels,
BURNHAM, GEORGE P., Capt.,
BURNS, A., Capt., killed at Pleasant
Hill, La.,

Doc. 826

P. 80

Lookout Mountain,

Doc. 215

BRANNAN, J. M., Gen.,

Doc. 206

BURNS, JOHN, at Gettysburgh,

BENJAMIN, PARK,

P. 68

See Chickamauga,

Doc, 368

BENNETT, J. E., Col., Seventy-fifth

BRASHEARS, Louis, rebel,

D. 56

the battle of Chattanooga, Doc. 224
BEVEL, ELOIS. See Fort Pillow, Doc. 69
"Bill Arp on the Confederate Cur-
rency,"

BINGHAM, JAMES R. See Fort Pillow.
Bird of Art." See Rebel Bird of
Art,
Doc. 323
BIRNEY, D. B., Gen., at Kelly's Ford,
Doc. 161

BIRTWISTLE, JAMES. Report of the
James River Expedition, Doc. 441
BLACK, M., Surgeon,
Doc. 87
Black Flags. See G. T. Beauregard, P. 36
BLACKFORD, -, Capt., Account of
the death of,
Doc. 463
Black Hawk," steamer, fired on, D. 11
Black River, Mo., fight near, D. 23

BRAYDON, CHAS. A. See Mobile, Doc. 119
BRAYMAN, MASON, Brig.-Gen., testi-
mony in the Fort Pillow examina-
tion,
Doc.
"Brazil," steamboat, fired on, D. 20
Brazos de Santiago, Texas, Banks's
army lands at,
D. 2
Brazos Island, Texas, landing of Un-
ion troops at,
Doc. 147
Brazos River, Texas, blockade-runner
captured in,
D. 48
BREATHTT, Major, Kv. cavalry, D. 30
BRECKENRIDGE, JOHN C., Gen., noticed,
D. 27
at Lookout Mountain,
Doc. 213
BREWSTER, N. SAWYER, report of the
loss of the steamer Signal, Doc. 528
Bridgeport, Ala., expedition to, D. 64
BRIEN, M. M. See reorganization in
Tennessee,
Doc. 853
BRIGHT, DANIEL, of Pasquotank, Doc. 297
See Samuel Jones,
D. 33
Bristoe Station, Va., Nationals cap-
tured at,
D. 50
D. 64

Doc. 541
P. 5
BURNSIDE, A. E., Major-Gen. See Hal-
leck's Report,
Doc. 168
at Campbell's Station, Tenn., Doc. 189
letter to Gen Sherman, thanking
him for the relief of Knoxville,
Doc. 197
general orders on the siege of Knox-
ville,
Doc. 256, 257, 260, 261
reenforced by Gen. Granger,

D. 17

relinquishes the cominand of the

Brook's Plantation, Yazoo

Report of the
operations of negro troops at Fort
Wagner,
Doc, 279
River,

See Gen. Graham,

his expedition to surprise Richmond,

fight at,

D. 54

BROUGH, Joпn, Gov, of Ohio,
BROWN, ALBERT G., noticed,

Doc. 105

3 BROWN, GEORGE, Lieut. Com.,
1
report of operations near Mobile,
Doc. 126
BROWN, GEORGE R., Capt. Ninth Indi-
ana battery, noticed,
Doc. 540
BROWN, JOHN, of Harper's Ferry, anec-
dote of, and Gen. R. E. Lee, P. 25
BROWN, JOSEPH E., Gov., message of,

D. 58
D. 14, 71
P. 16
Doc. 101

D. 5
D. 27, 44
order in reference to the Norfolk
gas-works,
D. 28
letter to the Norfolk perfection-
ists,
D. 3, P. 48
action of the rebel Senate on the
outlawry of,
D. 85
order in reference to Mrs. Graves,
D. 87, P. 63
D. 3:
D. 48
canse of its failure,
D. 43
order for the government of contra-
bands,
Doc. 261
See Charles City Court-House, Doc. 287
order in reference to the seizure of
rebel property,

Doc. 837

See Retaliation,

Doc, 455

expedition to King and Queen

Court-House, Va.,

D. 59

COOKSEY, WOODFORD. See Fort Pillow,

account of the fight near,
Doc. 261"Dare," destruction of the steamer,
P. 63 official accounts,
Doc. 354
D. 1 DAVIDSON, R. O., inventor of the rebel
"Bird of Art,"

Doc. 338

Dogs, used in war by the rebels,

D. 12

P. 16

"

D. 49

D.

37

D. 4

D. 9

Doc. 198

Doc. 497

D. 69

speech at Wilmington, N. C., D.
severely criticised by Senator Foote
in the rebel Congress,
approves the rule against the issue
of passports,

CRADDOCK, JOHN,

D. 71

D. 7
Doc. 101

Doc. 144

attempt to burn the residence of, D.
approves the bill for the prevention
of exportation of cotton, etc., D.
wax figure of,
"Letter from three good little boys'
to,
P. 43
"a pure and moral man," D. 62
noticed,
D. 18, 86, 47
DAVIS, JEFF. C., Gen., at Chattanooga,
Doc. 202
Major Fourteenth Ill.,
cavalry,
D. 41
DAVIS,
Major Third Rhode
Island,
Doc. 534
DAVIS, R. S., Major, noticed,
DAVIS, SHELTON C., noticed,
Dead in Bivouac, by George P.
ham,
P. 80
DEAL, Colonel, capture of, D. 1
DEAN, H. H., Lieut., Eleventh Illinois,
Doc. 417
DEANE, F. B.,
D. 455
DECAULP, JKRUTH, Mrs., account of, P. 10
Decatur, Alabama, capture of, D. 49
Decatur, Miss., occupation of,
Gen. Sherman's troops at, Doc. 476, 483
"Dee," destruction of the steamer, D. 42
D. 25 DEFEVER, JOHN, Sergeant, bravery of,
See Confederate Currency,
P. 83
Doc. 814
Act to reduce the rebel currency to, DE JEUNNE, CECILIA, Miss, some ac-
Doc. 431 count of,
P.
See Rebel Currency,
D. 47 DE TROBRIAND, REGIS, Col., at Kelly's
CURRIE, LEONARD D. H., Col. One Hun-
Ford,
Doc. 161
dred and Thirty-third N. Y., Doc. 531 Delaware Volunteers, First Regiment
CURRY,
Colonel, of the Marine
of,
D. 28
Brigade,
D. 24 Department of the Missouri, Gen. Rose-
CURTIS, HENRY, Jr., A. A. G., Doc. 297
crans assumes command of, D. 40
CUSTER, GEORGE A., Gen., at Morton's Department of the Ohio, Foster as-
Ford, Va.,
Doc. 240, D. 8 sumes the command of, D. 20
account of his expedition toward De Peyster, J. WATTS, Gen., P. 64
Richmond, Va. Doc. 563, 569, 570 De Russey, Fort, capture of, Doc. 545
expedition of, returns to Culpeper,
account of the capture of, Doc. 518
D. 48
See Fort De Russey,
D. 53
noticed,
Deserters, how the rebels branded, P. 28
See Grant's orders in reference to
rebel,

Doc. 23
COOPER, DUNCAN, account of the cap-
ture of,
P. 47
COOPER, S., rebel Adjt.-Gen., D. 2, 47,
Doc. 433
Order announcing thanks of the
rebel Congress to Gen. Lee, D. 33
CORCORAN, MICHAEL, Gen., death of, D. 24
Corinth, Miss., evacuated by the Na-
tionals,

"Cornubia," capture of the,
Corpus Christi, Texas, captured,
CORSE, J. M., Gen.,

Cotton Plant, Ark., account of the

fight near,

"Cotton Plant," rebel sharp-shooters'

battery,

COTTRELL, GARDNER. See Mobile, Doc. 144
Coushatta, La., fight at,
Doc. 521

Covington, West-Va., fight near, D. 9
"Covington," account of the capture

of the steamer, Doc. 527, 528, 532
Cox, S. S., remarks of E. B. Wash-
burne in reply to,

P. 47

Doc. 324
DAVIS, HENRY E., Gen. See Kilpat-
rick's Raid,
Doc. 578
DAVIS, JEFFERSON, Message of, Decem-
ber 7, 1863,
Doc. 264
Proclamation of, Feb. 9, 1864, Doc. 382
Proclamation for a fast, March 12,
1864,
Doc. 458
criticised by the rebel press, Doc. 596
corresponds with Lord Lyons,

Doc. 518, 514
Message of, May 2, 1864, Doc. 606
arrived at Charleston, S. C., D.
visits the forts around Charleston,
S. C.,
D.

2

2

8

EARL RUSSELL. See Neutrality of Eng-
land,
EARLY, JUBAL, Gen., rebel,
at the Raccoon Ford,
EAST, EDWARD H., noticed,
East-Bay, Fla., Report of the destruc-
tion of rebel salt-works on the,
EASTMAN, T. H., Lieut. Com.,
58Eastport," sinking of the,
East-Tennessee, operations in,
ECHOLS, JOHN, Gen., at Droop Moun-
tain,
D. 3; Doc. 153
noticed,
D. 20
EDGAR, GEORGE P., Capt., D. 36, 53
Education. See Board of Education,
D. 56
"Edward," capture of the schooner,
D. 26
EDWARDS, ARTHUR. See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 14
EDWARDS, C. S., Col., report of opera-
tions near Rappahannock Station,

D.

66

Doc. 105

Doc. 248

Doc. 841

Doc. 884