Grains, imported, 580

Grand Army of the Republic, 555;
and pension legislation, 50; in-
corporation of, 55
Grand Gulf, Miss., 236
Grand Island, Nebr., 407
Grand Rapids, Mich., 426

Grand Ronde Indian Agency, Oreg.,
547

Granger, Bradley F., 65
Grant, S. Hastings, 592

Grant, Ulysses S., 47, 64, 169,
239, 245, 249, 256, 259, 318,
394, 396, 399, 555
Grant Memorial, 597
Graves, headstones for veterans,
43

Gravity observations, 228
Great Britain, 508; claim conven-
tion with, 162; colonies: Confed-
erate cruisers supplied in, 163,
Confederate ships used ports of,
139; Confederate agents in, 140;
Confederate warships: arms and
seamen supplied to, 159, 163,
constructed in, 140, 161, 163,
fitted out in, 141; convention of
1863 with, 175; diplomatic des-
patches re, 140; exchange of pat-
ent records, 560; Foreign office:
informed of Confederate activities,
140, microfilmed records of in
Library of Congress, 141; pro-
tests against U. S. naval officers'
behavior, 140; reciprocity treaty
with U. S., 44; slave trade treaty,
176; transoceanic telegraph, 22;
treaty with, 24; U. S. consulates
used as spy headquarters, 159;
U. S. protests against aid to Con-
federate ships, 140; wartime re-
lations with U. S., 139. See also
Adams, Charles Francis; Ala-
bama claims; British; England;
United Kingdom

Great Falls, Md., aqueduct runs
from, 567; soldiers at, 568
Great Falls Manufacturing Co., 568
Great Lakes, St. Lawrence water-

way to, 44; survey, 273; trans-
portation on, 293; treaty re naval
forces on, 56. See also Defense
Great Salt Lake Valley, 123

Great Seal of the United States, 1,
145, 147, 148

Great Western, U. S. S., 195
Greeley, Horace, 219

Green, Galen, 182
Green, J. F., 450
Green, John, 589

Green Bay, Wis., 231, 518
Greene, Oliver D., 345
Greenhow, Rose O'Neil, 154
Greensboro, N. C., 374
Greenville, Ala., 365
Greenwood, Alfred B., 530
Greer, James A., 450
Gregg, J. C., 453

Gregory, Edgar M., 372, 377, 378
Gregory, Francis H., 455, 481, 483,
484, 485

Gregory Board, 481, 483

Greiner, Theodore S., 59

Grenfelt, G. St. Leger, 329, 330
Grider, Henry, 13

Grier, Robert C., 81

Griffin, Charles, 333, 377, 378, 417
Grimes, James W., 13, 23, 32, 33,
34, 36

Grinnell, Josiah B., 46, 68, 71, 72
Grinnell, Moses, H. 27
Gristmills, 535

Griswold, John A., 70
Grose, William, 555
Grow, Galusha, 40

Guano, claim re, 175; islands, 140;
trade, 161

Guardians of minors, pension claim-
ants, 554; Territorial probate
courts, 117
Guatemala, 433

Guayaquil, Ecuador, 162
Guerilla warfare, 329
Guider, Charles H., 453
Guides, 341

Gulf Blockading Squadron, 452, 490.
See also East and West Gulf Block-
ading Squadrons

Gulf coast, 226; naval operations,

449, 452; naval stations, 493; sur-
vey, 225

Gulf Coast Squadron, 486
Gulf of Mexico, 377, 492, 517; naval
records, 452; naval vessels in, 439;
U. S. shipping captured in, 163
Gun carriages, 269; design, 281;

H. D. Bacon, steamboat, 224
H. R. W. Hill, steamboat, 21
Habeas corpus, 386

Habeas corpus cases, 81, 82, 103;
circuit courts: District of Colum-
bia, 97, N. Y., 108, Pa., 110;
district courts: Md., 103, N. Y.,
107, Pa., 110; Supreme Court, 81
Habeas corpus writ, application for,
122; suspended, 80, 86, 89, 420
Hagerstown, Md., 239
Haggerty, Francis S., 450
Hahn, Michael, 40

Haight, Edward, 64, 66

Haiti, 390, 508; Negroes sent to,
506, 507; petition re recognition,
24

Hale, James T., 43, 69

Hale, John P., 25, 27, 33, 36
Hale, Robert S., 14, 167, 424
Halifax, Canada, 143, 153
Hall, Amasa C., 35

Hall, George W., 22

Halleck, Henry W., 249, 256, 257,

339, 348, 394, 395, 396

Halsey, George A., 14

Hamburg, Germany, 159, 433
Hamil, E. S., 208

Hamilton, Andrew J., 62

Hamilton, Philip, 475
Hamilton, Bermuda, 143

Hamlin, Hannibal, 8, 18, 26, 37,
38, 135

Hamlin, Mrs. Hannibal, 135
Hammond, James H., 17
Hammond, William A., 27, 254,

304, 305, 307
Hammond General Hospital, Md.,
324

417

Hampton Harbor, N. H., 230
555
Hancock, Lemuel M.,
Hancock, Winfield S.,
Hancock's First Army Corps, 262
Handley, William A., 46
Hanks, James M., 16
Hannibal, Mo., 434

Hannon, T. H., 371
Harbors, improvement, 22, 26, 44,
60, 274; surveyed on Great Lakes,
273

Harding, Abner C., 75

Harding, Benjamin F., 10

Hardware, 297; procurement, 295
Harlan, James, 30, 171, 502, 504
Harleston, Catherine, 21
Harness, 297

Harold, D. C., 330

Harper's Ferry, W. Va., 239; armory,
26, 286; Brown's seizure, 31; docu-
ments re published, 279; inquiry
re, 328; photographs, 272; U. S.
Christian Commission, 590
Harper's Ferry Arsenal, W. Va., 283,

returns, 259

Heald, James G., 533, 539

Health board. See Army, "board of

health"

Heart, John, 569

Heaton, David, 239

Hein, Samuel, 228

Helena, Ark., 224, 235, 373
Hemp, 581, 582
Hempstead, Tex., 377
Henderson, John B., 34, 37
Hendrick Hudson, U. S. S., 490
Henry, Joseph, 478, 480, 584, 586
Hercules, U. S. revenue cutter, 223
Herndon, William S., 46
Herold, David E., 329, 393
Hetzel, U. S. S., 489
Hibbard, Timothy R., 176
Hickman, John, 51, 63
Hides, investigation re, 64
Higby, William, 12, 69, 70
Hilgard, J. E., 226, 227
Hill, D. H., 325

Hill, Joshua, 25

Hill, H. R. W., steamboat, 21
Hilligos brothers' trial, 99
Hilton Head, S. C., 238, 407; Army
medical board, 307; capture, 293;
Confederate prisoners, 324; Ham-
mond ordered to, 305
Hilton Head Island, S. C., Army
posts at, 406

Hinckley Williams & Co., 467

321, 325, 326

Hitchcock, Reuben, 336, 386, 387

Hitchcock, Robert B., 468, 495

Hoag, Enoch, 540

Hoar, Ebenezer, 164
Hoboken, N. J., 478

Hoffman, William, 319, 321, 325
Hogan, John, 72

Hole-in-the-Day, 537

Holloway, David P., 67, 70, 557,
558, 579

Holman, William S.,

64, 68

Holt, Joseph, 245, 246, 327, 329,
335, 385, 387, 393, 418, 428, 430,
431

Home Schools for Freed Children,
367

Home Squadron, 439

Homestead Act, papers re, 58
Homesteads, Freedmen's, 367, 373;
grants, 518

Honolulu, Hawaii, 144
Hood, Thomas, 391

Hooker, Charles E., 77

Hooker, Edward, 450, 472

Hooker, Joseph, 249, 257, 571
Hooper, Samuel, 71
Horner, C. W., 361

Horner, Gustavus R. B., 490
Horses, 288, 291; captured by enemy,
332; claims, 21, 128, 193, 194,
195, 257, 289, 291, 385; equip-
ment, 280; investigation re, 64;

number in South, 564; procure-
ment, 257, 288, 292, 338, 514;
records, 295; theft, 416
Horsford's patent self-raising bread
preparation, 354
Horticulture, 572
Horticulturist, 579

Horwitz, Phineas J., 460

Hospital corps, 373; accounts, 184;
attendants, 384

Hospitals, beds patented, 558; boats,
305; care of freedmen, 361; chap-
lains' returns, 259; city: care of
seamen, 221; Confederate prison-
ers, 322; directory, 588, 589;
District of Columbia, 23, 499,
503; dues for seamen, 218; field:
552, inspection, 305, 311; freed-
men: 357, 365, Ga., 368, New
Orleans, 371, records, 368, 371,
372, 373, 374, 375, 376; general:
305, 307, 308, 311, Georgetown,
D. C., 552, inspections, 588,
nurses recruited for, 588, Wash-
ington, D. C., 552; military: 26,
125, 288, 291, 295, 296, 552,
control, 305, Georgetown, D. C.,
522, inspection, 587, opened at
Govt. Hospital for the Insane, 570,
records, 311, registers, 306,
U. S. Christian Commission activi-
ties, 590, Washington, D. C., 44,
552; naval: administration, 459,
corresp., 460, locations at navy
yards, 492, opened at Govt. Hos-
pital for the Insane, 570, Ports-
mouth Navy Yard, 497, registers
of patients, 461; private: care of
seamen, 221; procurement, 288;
records, 256, 309, 382, 384; ship,
459; smallpox, 23; steamers, 311;
stewards, 309; trains, 304, 311;
transports, 305; U. S. Sanitary
Commission, 588. See also Ma-
rine hospitals

Houghton, Wis., 30

pation bureau, 67, enrollment, 38,
railroad land grants, 67, 73, reve-
nue, 39, telegraph, 67; bills and
resolutions of, 13, 17, 18, 41; bi-
ographical directory, 7; Clerk's
records, 6; committees: appoint-
ments to, 60, development of, 42,
organizational changes, 40, post-
war, 41, records, 41, relating to
Civil War, 42, reports of, 41; con-
tested election cases, 45-46; cre-
dentials, 41, 45; documents, 41;
executive dept. communications,
41; expulsion of Member, 53; gen-
eral records, 6; Ga.'s postwar
representation in, 76; impeachment
charges against Johnson, 76, 77;
impeachment function, 39; im-
peachment proceedings, 6; investi-
gates Member's conduct, 66, 70;
journals, 7, 34, 40, 41, 62, 63,
69, 72, 73, 74; loss of Southern
Members, 6, 40; makes own rules,
39; messages to Senate, 18; orders
of the day, 41; organization, 40;
originates: general appropriation
bills, revenue bills, 39; petitions
and memorials, 41; precedents,
40, 42, 61; Presidential communi-
cations, 41, 132; Prisoners of War
Committee reports to, 75; proceed-
ings, 6; quarters in Capitol changed,
40; reapportionment, 562; records
filed with Clerk, 40; records re-
stricted, 42; reports to, 41; Select
Committees, 40, 41, 42, 61-78;
Standing Committees, 40, 41, 42-
61. See also Clerk of the House of
Representatives, Congress, Peti-
tions and memorials, Representa-
tives, Senate, Senators, Speaker

of the House

Houses, destroyed in South, 173
Houston, George S., 62

Houston, Tex., 377
Howard, Benjamin C., 80

lumbia, 57

House of Representatives, 39-78;

account books, 41; allowing exec-
utive dept. heads seats in, 71;
assault on House Member, 70, 72;
bills: appropriation, 39, emanci-

366

Howard, Henry, 167
Howard, Jacob M., 13, 15, 33, 35,