Doc. 513

D.

Doc. 543

D. 11

ELLIOTT,

Bishop, of Georgia, ad-
vocates "victory or annihilation,'

PAGE

P. 4
ELLIS, EDWARD S.,
P. 70
Ellis Cliff, Miss., rebel battery at, D. 19
fight near
Doc. 466
ELLMAKER, P. C., Col., One Hundred
and Nineteenth, Penn., Doc. 162
ELY, WILLIAM S., Surgeon, testimony
in the case of the Richmond pris-
oners,
Doc. 93
ELZEY, ARNOLD, Major-Gen., congrat
ulatory order on Kilpatrick's raid,
Doc. 590
Emancipation Proclamation, circum-
stances under which it was issued,
D. 54
"Emma," the steamer, attacked, D. 41
EMMERSON,
Lieut.-Col. Twenty-
Doc. 531
D. 47

niuth Maine,
England. See Chesapeake.

and the rebels, correspondence be-
tween Lord Lyons and Jefferson
Davis,

neutrality of,

Enlisted, by W. A. Kendall,
P. 39
Enterprise, Miss., Sherman's expedi
tion to,
Doc. 473, 484
Estelle Springs, Tenn., fight near, D. 53
Evangelical Tract Society of Peters-
burgh, Va., a curious publication
of,
P. 26
EWING, HUGH, Gen., noticed, Doc. 195, 198
at Pleasant Hill, La.,

Exchange of prisoners, Mr. Whiting's

letter on the,

PAGE

FINNEGAN, CESAR, Gen. See Olustee,
Fla.,
D. 46
order of,
Doc. 417
First Army Corps, Gen. Hooker as-
signed to the command of, D. 59
FITZGIBBON, T. C., Col. Fourteenth
Mich. Infantry,

man,

correspondence on the,

attempted,

D. 20
D. 27

D. 2
Fitzhugh's Woods, Arkansas, reports
of the battle of, Doc. 510; D. 58
St. Paul "Pioneer account of the
battle,
Doc. 511
FITZPATRICK, THOMAS. See Mobile,
Doc. 109, 134
Five-Twenty Bonds, sale of,
D. 1
"Flank Movement," by W. T. Sher-
P. 29
Flint Hill, Va., fight at,
D. 35
Florence, Alabama, fight near, D. 3S
Florence, Tenn., fight near, Doc. 305
Florida, Gen. Seymour's campaign in,
Doc. 394
Reports of naval operations in, Doc. 280
"Florida," report of the escape of the
privateer,
Doc. 421
66"Florida," capture of the blockade-
running steamer,
D. 55
FLOYD, JOHN B., an epitaph for, P. 6
noticed,
P. 87
FLUSSER, C. W., Lieut. Com., death of,
D. 68, 69
"Fly," capture of the,
D. 82
FLYNN,, Capt., release of, D.
FOOTE, H. S., of Tenn., criticises Jeffer-
son Davis,
remarks on the Amnesty Proclama-
tion,
FORREST, N. B., Gen., captures Union
City and Paducah, Ky., D. 56;

FOSTER, J. G., Gen., relieved of the
command of Va. and N. C., D. 5
assumes command of the army of
the Ohio,
D. 20
order in reference to the enlistment
of negroes in his department, D. 81
correspondence with Gen. Long-
street on the Amnesty Proclama-
tion,
Doc. 296
forbids the making of whiskey, D. 36
noticed,
D. 18
Fourth Army Corps, Gen. Howard as-
signed to,
D. 59
FRANKLIN, ABRAHAM, killed at the riot
in New-York,
FRANKLIN, W. B., Gen., at the battle
of Pleasant Hill, Doc. 587, 545, 542
See Red River campaign.
Franklin Co., N. C., farmers of, refuse
to be taxed by the rebel govern-
ment,
D. 7
Franklin, Va., saltpetre works at, de-
stroyed,
D. 49
Frederick County, Md., excitement in,
D. 49
Frederick's Hall, Va., destruction of
railroad at,
Doc. 574
Freedmen's Aid Societies, noticed, D. 22
FREEMAN, MARTIN, Pilot, noticed, Doc. 105
"Freeman's Band," report of the at-
tack on,
Doc. 350
Fremont's Orchard, fight at, D. 63
"Freestone," attack on the steamer, D. 38
FRENCH, AUGUSTUS E., Ensign, D. 58
FRENCH, W. H., Major-Gen., detached

P. 5

correspondence concerning,

F

at Fort Pillow,

D. 63; Doc. 1,

24

at Wolf River, Tenn.,

D.

60

FULBRIGHT, EPHRAIM,

D. 56

D. 37

official report of the massacre at Fort

FULBRIGHT, WILLIAM,

D. 56

FULKS, NATHAN S. See Fort Pillow,

D. 43

D.

68

D. 31
D.

86

Report of the capture of the "M. P.
Burton,
D. 51
Report of the capture of Mobile,
Doc. 98
letter of Secretary Welles to, Doc. 99
Report on the surrender of Fort
Powell, Ala.,

Doc. 100

raid in Tennessee,
noticed,
Doc. 491; D.
Fort Caswell, N. C., blockade-runner
"A. D. Vance" beached near, D. 85
Fort De Russey, La., capture of, D. 53
accounts of the capture of, Doc. 429
list of officers captured at, Doc. 481
Fort Donelson, Tenn., a reminiscence
of the surrender of,
P. 87
Fort Esperanza, Texas, destroyed, D. 16
Reports of the reduction of, Doc. 245
Fort Gibson, Ark., fight at,
D. 23
Fort Gray, N. C., attack on, D. 6
Fort Morgan, Reports of the capture
of,
Doc. 188
Fort Pillow, Tenn., massacre at, Re-
port of Committee on the Conduct
of the War,
Doc. 1; D. 63
General Forrest's official report of
the affair at,
Doc. 598

Doc. 377

Fasts, Jefferson Davis's proclamation

of March 12, 1864,

Doc. 458

General Forrest's unofficial account
of the massacre at,

President Lincoln's remarks on the

massacre at,

fight near,
Fort Pillow, a poem,

Fort Powell, Ala., bombardment of, D. 47
surrender of, official reports of Ad-
miral Farragut and others, Doc. 100
Fort Sanders, Tenn., assault on, D. 16;
Doc. 316
Fort Smith, Ark., reconnoissance from,
D. 24
Fort Sumner, N. M., fight near, D. 31
Fort Sumter, S. C., bombardment and
accident at,
D. 1, 42

See Charleston, S. C.
Fort Wagner, S. C., Report of Major
T. B. Brooks, on the operations of
the negro troops at,
Doc. 279
"Forward March," by Mrs. C. J.
Moore,
P. 71
D. 21
FOSTER, EVERETT W., Major, Report of
the battle of Fitzhugh's Woods,
Ark.,
Doc. 510
FOSTER, ÍRA R., Quar.-Master Gen, of

FOSTER, -, Col., noticed,

Capt., Second Ohio
Regiment, account of his escape
from Libby Prison,

Doc. 372

noticed,

at Chattanooga,

P. 5

D. 49

anecdote of "uncovering Washing-
ton,"

P. 34

address of, Jan, second, 1564, D. 81
HAMILTON,, Col., rebel,
D. 83
HAMILTON, WILLIAM, Lieut., noticed,
Doc. 106
HAMPTON, WADE, Gen., rebel account
of his expedition into Culpeper,
Va.,
D. 10
HANCOCK, WINFIELD SCOTT, Gen., as-
signed to the command of the
Second Corps,

"Hancock," capture of the rebel

schooner,

D. 56

D. 26

P. 36

P. 4

an incident of Vicksburgh,
noticed,
D. 36, 43, 47, 58, 59, 65
Grant, a poem by George H. Boker, P. 12
Grant's Pass, Ala., gunboats attack
the fort at,
D. 45
GRAVES, JENNIE, Mrs., sent to the
South,
D. 87
GRAVES, MARY S., Gen. Butler's let-
ter to,
GRAVES, NELLY, noticed,
Greek Fire thrown into Charleston,

P. 45

HANKS, J. M. See Arkansas,
HANNA, J., Marshall,

Doc. 823

P. 26

"Hannah," sloop, captured,
Hannibal, Mo., guerrilla attack near,

D. 51

D. 67

HARDEE, WILLIAM J., Lieut.-Gen., as-
sumes command of the rebel
army,

D. 17

P.

62

at Lookout Mountain,
noticed,

Doc. 213

D. 27

P. 54

HARDING, DUNCAN. See Fort Pillow,

Doc. 10

Government Bonds. See Jay Cooke.
GRAITAM, ——, Colonel, noticed, D. 21
GRAHAM, CHARLES K., Brig Gen., re-
port of combined expedition up
the James River, Doc. 438; D. 63
account of his expedition into Vir-
ginia,
Doc. 340
his expedition to Brandon Farms,
Va.,
D. 37
GRAHAM, GEORGE W., Capt., his expe-
dition to Greenville, N. C., D. 13
Grand Coteau, La., reports of the
battle of
Doc. 149
Grand Ecore, La., occupation of, by
the Nationals,
Doc. 520

GRENEWALD, LEONARD, anecdote of, P.
GRESHAM,, Col., rebel,
D. 19
"Gray Jacket," steamer, captured, D.
80
Greysville, Tenn., fight near, Doc. 209
GRICE,
Mr. See Rebel Retalia-
tion,
Doc. 455
GRIERSON, BENJAMIN H., Gen., ac-
counts of his expedition into
Miss..
D. 48, Doc. 487, 489
at Wolf River, Tenn.,
D. 60
GROSE, W., Col., report of the battle
of Mission Rize,
Doc. 603
report of operations around Dalton,
Ga.,
Doc. 600
notice of,
Doc. 205
Guerrillas. See "Citizen Guerrillas,"
D. 51
Gov. Bramlette's proclamation on,
Doc. 327
GUITAR, Brig. Gen., relinquished his
command in North Mo.,
D. 59
GUION, GEORGE M., Col. See " Marine
Brigade,"
D. 10

D. 46
Doc. 584
Doc. 241
D. 31
17

Doc. 169
D. 61
D. 24
HARRIS, THOMAS M., Lieut.-Col., Doc. 61
HARRIS,, Gen., rebel, at Padu-
cah,
Doc. 1
HARRISON, BENTON N. See Jefferson
Davis,
Doc. 514
HARRISON,, Col., his guerrilla
band,
D. 25
HARRISON, D. W. See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 22
HARRISON, T. J., Col. Thirty-ninth In-
diana,
Doc. 423
HARRISON, W. A., Rev., banished, D. 38
HART,
his battery,
D. 59
HARTE, F. B.,

P. 31

HASKINS, JOHN. See Fort Pillow, Doc. 12
HATCH,, Col. at Colliersville,
Tenn.,

D. 2

Cavalry,

HATCH, EDWARD, Col. Second Iowa
Doc. 461

noticed,
HATCH, J. P.,

D. 2, 17

Gen.,

D.

58

HATHAWAY, B.,

P.

52

"Hattie Brock," capture of the,
HAWKINS, WILLIAM S., Col., rebel,

D.

55

Union troops,

noticed,

Hawkins Scouts, capture of, D. 80
at Piney Factory, Tenn.,

HAWKINS,, Col. Seventh Tenn.

HAY, JOHN, Major, poems by,
See Olustee, Fla.,

HAYES, ALEXANDER, Gen., at the

D. 2

a

PAGE
HULMAN, WILLIAM H., Lieut. Fourth
Artillery, noticed,
Doc.. 603
HUMPHREYS, A. A., Gen., at Bean Sta-
tion.
HUMPHREYS, D. C..
HUNT, ELIJAH, killed by rebel guer-
rillas,
D. 56
HUNT, WILLIAM H. See Mobile, Doc. 129
HUNTER, ANDREW,
Doc. 455
HUNTER, NATHAN. See Fort Pillow.
HUNTER, R. W.,
Doc. 455
HUNTINGTON, CHARLES L., Lieut., re-
port of operations near Mobile,
Doc. 127
Huntsville, Ala., Union meeting at, D. 52
explosion at,
D. 62
HURD, C. A., Assist. Adjt.-Gen., Doc. 167
HURD, O. D., Lieut.-Col. Thirtieth
Indiana,
Doc. 602
HURLBUT, S. A., Major-Gen., order of
November fifteenth, 1863, D.
order in reference to discipline of
negro troops,
See Fort Pillow,

D. 21
D. 52

D. 22
Doc. 40

reasons for his failure at Jackson,
Tenn.,

Doc 334

Jackson, Miss., occupied

D. 27

noticed,

D. 40, 42

Sherman's troops,

D. 42

Doc. 475, 481

Doc. 105

HUTCHESON,

Mr., of Va.

See

Jackson, Tenn., reasons for

General

HILLS, WILLIAM, See Nickajack Trace,

I

D. 71

HINES,, Capt., rebel. See John

Morgan's escape,

Doc. 318

guide,

ture of his brigade,

at Plymouth, N. C.,

troops complimented,

Hilton Head, S. C., reconnoissance
from,

HITCHCOCK, E. A., Major-Gen.

Exchange of Prisoners,
HITCHCOCK, O. H., Capt., noticed, D.
HODGES, WILLIAM H. H.,

Doc. 455

HOFFMAN, W., Col. Third Infantry.

See Returned Prisoners, Doc. 83
HOGAN, FRANK. See Fort Pillow, Doc. 59
HOGAN, JOHN A., Col. Dahlgren's

HOKE, R. F., Brig.-Gen., rebel, cap-

noticed,

Holston River, Tenn., fight on the, D.
HOLT, JOHN, Capt., noticed, Doc. 465
Honey Springs, Ark., battle of, Doc. 176
Honeyville, Mo., guerrilla fight at, D. 67
HOOD, J. B., Lieut.-Gen., address to
his division in the rebel army, D. 46
HOOK, A. H. See Fort Pillow, Doc. 58
HOOK, FRANCES, anecdotes of her serv-
ice in the army.
HOOKER, JOSEPH, Major-Gen., his

See Halleck's report,
assigned to First Army Corps,
at Lookout Mountain,
Doc. 208
at the battle of Chattanooga, Doc. 210
noticed,
D. 29, Doc. 194, P. 23
HOOKER, E., Act. Vol. Lieut., D. 72
"Housatonic," destruction of the, D. 45
account of the loss of the, Doc. 391
order of Admiral Dahlgren on the
destruction of the,
Doc. 392

HOVEY, MARY C.,

HOWARD, O. O., Major-Gen., bravery

of his troops near Lookout, D.
at Chattanooga,
Doc. 207
HOWE, ABBIE J., testimony in the case
of the returned prisoners, Doc. 94
HOWE, ALBION P., Brig.-Gen, at Rap-
pahannock Station,
Doc. 163
HOWE, ORION P., the drummer-boy, P. 53
HOWELL, Col. Eighty-fifth Penn.,
D. 61
HOWELL, CHARLES BOYNTON,

HOWELL, J. A., Lieut. See Mobile, Doc. 120
"Howqua," gunboat, captures the

Idaho, people of, try to escape the
draft,
Illinois, the quota of, filled,

Doc. 394

D. 44
D. 41, 57

D. 61

Sixth Regiment of,

See

Twenty-third Regiment of,

D. 16
D. 39

James River, Va., reports of opera-
tions on the,
National account of the operation

Doc. 438

D. 27

Fortieth Regiment of,

Doc. 443

6

Fifty-second Regiment of, reenlist-

ed for the war,

D.

Fifty-eighth Regiment of,

D. 10

Seventy-first Regiment of,

Ninety-second Regiment of,

D. 6
D. 70
D. 38

Doc. 441
JENKINS, M., rebel Gen., at Droop
Mountain,

D. 8
JENKINS, THORNTON A., Capt., report on

decision relative to Jane Woodall, D.
JOHNSON, ANNE, the rebel spy, D. 24
JOHNSON, BRADLEY T., Col., Doc. 590
JOHNSON, Captain of the "Forest

Rose," at Waterproof, La., D. 45
JOHNSON, EDWARD Gen., at the fight
at Raccoon Ford,
Doc. 244
JOHNSON, HERSCHEL V., speech at Mil-
ledgeville, Ga., Nov. 2 th, D. 12
JOHNSON, ROSA, Mrs. See Fort Pillow.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM E. See Fort Pillow.
Johnson County, N. C., farmers of, re-
fuse to be taxed,
JOHNSTON, JOSEPH E., Gen., the defeat
of, considered,

Doc. 340
7

relinquished his command,

D. 24

noticed,

D. 17, 62, 47; Doc. 429

"John J. Roe," burning of the steam-
er, by the rebels,
D. 71
"John Douglass," schooner, captur-
ed,
D. 48
"John Scott," schooner, captured, D. 32
JONES, J. M., Gen., rebel,
Doc. 243
JONES, J. B., Rev. See Cherokees, D. 14
JONES, SAMUEL, hanged by the rebels,
D. 83
JONES, SAMUEL, Gen., rebel. See Hal-
leck's Report,
Doc. 171
Jones County, N. C., Palmer's expe-
dition into,

D. 87

D. 33

84

D.

82

65

P.

9

"Josephine," capture of the sloop, D. 56
"Joseph L. Gerity," seizure of the, D. 9
JOUETT, J. E., Lieut. Com. See Mobile.
bravery of,

Doc. 102

KELLEY, R. B., Sergt., account of a
fight near Waynesville, Mo., Doc. 145
KELLOGG, A. H., Surgeon. See Fort
Pillow.

KELLOGG, E. W., Lt. See Mobile.
Capt., account of the

KELLY, ——,

capture of,

KELLY, JOHN, killed,

Kelly's Ford, Va., fight at

reports of the fight at,

KENDALL, W. A.,

KENNICOTT, J. ASA. See "Strong
Band,"

D. 56
La Fayette, Tenn., attack on, D. 2
reconnoissance to,
D. 21
fight near,
Doc. 835
LAIBOLD, BERNARD, Col., report of the

D. 9
Lenoir Road, Tenn., fight on the, Doc. 250
LE ROY, WM. E., Com., report of oper-
ations near Mobile,

noticed,

"Letter from three good little boys"

to Jefferson Davis,
P. 48
LEWIS, G. W. See Conscripts, Doc. 460
LEWIS, ISAAC H. See Returned Prison-
ers,
Doc. 87
D. 4

D. 58
Lenoir, Tenn., evacuated by Gen.
Burnside,

Doc. 120

Doc. 101

Doc. 499

P. 39

Doc. 333

KENT, L., Col. Twenty-ninth Illinois,
at the fight at Vidalia,
Kentucky, anecdote of negro recruit-
ing in,

Doc. 378

restrictions on trade in, removed,

Thirteenth Regiment of,

Fourteenth Regiment of,

enlistment of negroes in,
Gov. Bramlette's proclamation in
reference to guerrillas, Doc. 827
rebel guerrillas in,
D. 62
D. 86
D. 38
D. 59

P. 35
D. 53

fight at Charlestown, Tenn., Doc. 292
letter on the same,
Doc. 294
noticed,
D. 27
D. 24 Lake City, Fla., fight near, Doc. 899
D. 4 Lake Ocala, Fla., destruction of salt-
Doc. 161 works at,
Doc. 280
Lake Station, Miss., destruction of
property at, by Gen. Sherman,
Doc. 476
LAMEN, JAMES. See Mobile, Doc. 124
LAMON, JAMES,
Doc. 309
Lancaster Court-House, Va., expedi-
dition to,
Doc. 333
LANDRAM, W. J., Col. See Pleasant
Hill,
Doc. 540
LANGLEY, C. F. See Mobile, Doc. 144
LARMER, -, Major, Fifth Pa., D. 44
Laura," capture of the steamer, D. 85
"Laura," capture of the English

Lewisburgh, Va., occupation of,
fight at,
Libby Prison, Va., National prisoners
in,
D. 21

D. 20

Col. Streight and others escape
from,

D. 43

account of an escape from,
some account of,

Doc. 872

Doc. 451

LIEBER, -, Capt. See Pleasant Hill,

Twenty-seventh Regiment of, diary
of its operations in East-Tenn.,

Lauretta," capture of the,
LAWRENCE, WILLIAM H., Col., in com-

D. 48

Doc. 313

mand at Columbus, Ky., Doc.
See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 53, 74
account of
fight at,
D. 2; Doc. 207
LEADBETTER, ISAAC J. See Fort Pil-
low,
LEAGUE, THOMAS M., noticed,
Lebanon, Ala., fight near,
skirmish near,

2

Doc. 21

Doc. 420

Lebanon, Ky., guerrillas attack a
train of cars near,
D. 57
LEE, ALBERT L., Gen., D. 60; Doc. 543
LEE, FITZ-HUGH, Gen., his raid in Har-
Doc. 326
D. 83
Doc. 286
Doc. 590

See Averill's expedition,
LEE, G. W. C., Gen., noticed,
LEE, ROBERT E., Gen., City of Rich-
mond vote him a house,
D. 6
address to his army on the crossing
of the Rapidan by Gen. Meade, D. 14
at Mine Run, Va.,
D. 15
Chaplains of his army hold a meet-
ing,
D. 23
thanked by the confederate Con-
gress,
D. 81, 83

56

at Kelly's Ford,

D.
KEY, CHARLES. See Fort Pillow, Doc. 14
KILGORE, W. M., Lieut.-Col. Eightieth
Illinois, noticed,
Doc. 602
KILPATRICK, JUDSON, Brig.-Gen., P. 19
at Stevensburgh, Va.,
expedition of, against Richmond
started,
D. 48
account of his raid toward Rich-
mond,
Doc. 571, 577, 580, 582
rebel accounts of his raid, 583, 584, 585
590

spirit of the rebel press on the, Doc. 590
E. A. Paul's review of,
Doc. 593

at the crossing of the Rapidan, Doc. 449
scouts Gloucester County, Va., D. 52
noticed,
D. 8, 48
KIMBALL, NATHAN, Brig.-Gen., order
on assuming command in Arkan-

sas,

D.
KIMBERLY, L. A., Lieut. Com., Doc. 107, 108
KIMBERLY, R. L., Lieut.-Col., report of

the battle of Chattanooga, Doc. 225
KINDLEBERGER, DAVID, Surgeon. See
Mobile,
Doc. 120
King and Queen Court-House, Va.,
expedition to,
D. 52
Lieut. See Bogue and
Bear Inlets, N. C.,
61
Kingston Road, Tenn., fight on the, D. 9

KING,

D.

Doc. 306
Doc. 357

United States, office of, created, D. 48
LIGHTBURN, J. A. D., Gen., Doc. 195
Lily," capture of the English
schooner,
D. 67
LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, letter to Governor
Bradford on the Maryland elec-
tion,
D. 2
recommends thanksgiving and pray-
er for the safety of Knoxville, D. 18
sends his proclamation of amnesty
to Congress,
D. 19
thanks Gen. Grant and his army, D. 19
pardons E. W. Gantt,
D. 19
message in relation to the Freed-
man's aid societies,
D. 22
approves instructions to tax com-
missioners in South-Carolina, D. 80
letter to the "North American Re-
view" on the "President's Poli-
cy,

Doc. 161

Doc. 889

makes changes in the commands of
the army,

D. 58
D. 54
D. 58

noticed,

D. 18
Doc. 856

M

LONAN, JASON, statement in the Fort

Pillow case,

LONG, ALEXANDER, of Ohio, attempted

Doc. 70
expulsion of,
D. 61
LONG, ---, Col. Fourth Ohio Cavalry,
Doc. 207, 292
LONG, ELL, Col., report of the opera-
tions of the army of the Cumber-
land,
Doc. 308
Long View, Ark., expedition to, D. 57
LONGNECKER, J. H., Surgeon, testi-
mony in the case of the returned
prisoners,
Doc. 92
LONGSTREET, A. B., LL.D., valuable
suggestions addressed to the sol-
diers of the confederate States,
Doc. 433
LONGSTREET, JAMES, Lieut.-Gen., his
attack on Fort Sanders, D. 16
at Campbell's Station, Tenn., Doc. 18
condition of his army in December,
1863,

D. 25

Thirteenth Regiment of,
"Mandoline," capture of the schoon-
er,
D. 63
MANNING, Capt., capture of, D. 47
Mansfield, La. See Pleasant Hill, La.
MANSON, M. D., Gen., at the siege of
Knoxville,
Doc. 255
MANTELL, George. See Fort Pillow,
Doc. 58
"Maple Leaf," loss of the steamer,
D. 58
"Marblehead," attack on the gun-
boat,
Doc. 291
MARCHAND, J. B., Capt., report of
operations near Mobile, Doc. 113
noticed,
Doc. 101; D. 58
"Margaret and Jessie," steamer, cap-
tured,
D.
"Maria Alberta," capture of the, D.
"Maria Alford," capture of the, D. 63
"Maria Louise, capture of the, D. 32
Marine Brigade, the,
D. 19, 24
"Marine Brigade," the rebel, capture
of the,
D. 10
Marine Battery, at Pilatka, Fla., D. 58
"Marion," capture of the,
D. 52
Marion, Miss., Sherman's Expedition
to,
Doc. 478
destruction of buildings at, Doc. 482
MARLE, GEORGE. See Nickajack Trace,
D. 71
MARMADUKE, JOHN S., Gen., encoun-
ters Gen. Steele,
Doc. 515
MARSHALL, A. J.,
Doc. 455
MARSHALL, GEORGE E., Capt. Fortieth
Massachusetts, D. 44; Doc. 401
MARSHALL, ———, Capt. gunboat "New
Era," at Fort Pillow, Doc. 2, 54

MACBETH, CHARLES, Mayor of Charles-
ton, S. C.,
D.
Madison Court-House, Va., reconnois-
sance to,
D. 17
Gen. Devens captures rebels at, D. 72
skirmish near,
Doc. 569
Madisonville, La., occupied by Na-
tional troops,
D. 32
MAFFIT, J. N., Capt., rebel, anecdote
of,
P. 7
MAGRUDER, B. H. See Conscripts,
Doc. 460
MAGRUDER, J. B., Major-Gen., address
to the planters of Texas, Doc. 244
Orders of February 2 and 15, 1864,
Doc. 420
See Red River Expedition, Doc. 566
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Maine Volunteers, Fifth Regiment of,
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Fifth and Sixth Regiments of. See
Gen. Meade,
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account of a skirmish near, Doc. 468
May River, S. C., reconnoissance of
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D. 61
MAYS, WILLIAM F., statement in the
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Doc. 71
Maysville, Tenn., fight at, Doc. 249
MCALISTER, BRYAN, his account of
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P. 55
MCCANN, W. P., Lieut. Com., Doc. 101
report of operations near Mobile,
Doc. 125

destruction of a steamer at,

MATTHEWSON, ARTHUR, report of the
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Briggs,"

MAURICE, F. D., Rev., his reply to
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