INDE X.

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PAGE

PAGE

notice of,

82

83

D. 51

"Admiral," British ship, captured

D. 111

P. 30

Anecdote of a negro boy,

P. 4. 14

D.

7

of a brave Kentucky girl,
of a soldier's "feed,"

D. 98

PAGE

7

A Call to Kentuckians," by a
"Southern Rights" woman. P.
Accomac Co., Va. See John A. Dix,
Lockwood's proclamation to, Doc. 415
Acquia Creek, Va., Rebel batteries
at,

D. 50
"A curious coincident." See Port
Royal.

ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, Speech
at the Lord Mayor's dinner, in
London,
D. 73; Doc. 345
ADAMS, GEORGE W., Lt., report of
the battle at Ball's Bluff, Doc. 97
ADAMS, WM., D. D.,
Doc. 435
"Adelaide," schooner, capture of, D.
Adjutant-Gens., appointment of, D.
ADLER, Col., rebel, arrested at
Richmond,

off Savannah, Ga.,

"Adriatic, steamer. See London

Advertisement, curious. See Julian

Rhett

"A Fable for some Professing

Unionists,"

A. L.," poems by,

Alabama, 4th regiment of

See A. B. Moore.
"Albion," schooner, capture of,
ALDEN, JAMES, Com., report of
operations in the Gulf of Mex-
ico,
Doe. 167; D. 41
"Alert" schooner, capture of, D. 41
ALEXANDER, GEO. W., violates his
parole,
D. 20
Alexandria, Va., Secessionism in, D. 76
Alimosa, New Mexico, Union Vols.
surprised at,
Alleghany Camp, Pocahontas Co.,

Va., battle at, D. 111; Doc. 466
ALLEN, H. W., Lieut. Col., rebel,

An Amazonian leader. See Sarah
Taylor.
An Angel of Mercy,
P. 63
Anandale, Va., skirmish at, D. 102, 113
ANDERSON, CHARLES, D. 90, 118
ANDERSON,—, Gen., rebel, D. 43
in command of the North Caro-
lina defences,
D. 65
ANDERSON, ROBт, Gen., assumed
command in Kentucky, D. 33
relinquished his command, D. 42
sword presentation to, at Phila-
delphia,

ANDREWS,

Hatteras Expedition.

"Another Yankee Doodle,"
"A patriotic Landlady,"

D. 118;
proclamation of, Sept. 21,
ANDERSON, SAMUEL 1,
ANDERSON, WM. rebel, notice of, D.
"Anderson, W. G.," U. S. ship, D. 76
ANDREW, JOHN A., Gov., D. 16; 91
letter of Geo. S. Boutwell, D. 59
speech at New York, Sept. 5, Doc. 65
his Thanksgiving proclamation,
Doc. 265
Mr., Surveyor of
the Port of N. Y.
D. 12
ANDREWS, W. L. G., rebel. See

D. 51
Doc. 129
Doc. 145
D. 7

"Atlanta (Ga.) Confederacy," its

estimate of Beauregard,

99

Doc.

P. 13

AULL, R., of St. Louis,

90
D. 9

P.. 25
P.
P. 25

Bacon Creek, Va., skirmish near, D. 46
Bagdad, Ky., rebel outrages at, D. 110
engagement near,

D. 110

BAILEY, Lieut. Fifth Cavalry,

D. 12

letter to Melancthon Smith,
Doc. 142
ALLEN & DUNCAN, of 8. C.,
ALLEN, JOHN. See Bridgeport,
Conn.

APPLEGATE, NELLY,

P. 70

D. 68

A Prediction fulfilled," anecdote
of Stephen A. Douglas,

P.

35

Bailey's Cross Roads, Va, rebel

ARCHER. J. B., arrested,

D. 11

A rebel heroine,

D. 57

skirmish at,

D.

"Ariel," brig, capture of,

D. 64

BAKER, EDWARD D., appointed

P.

87

Arkansas, Negro companies in, P. 46
ARMSTRONG, J. L.,

Doc. 486

at Ball's Bluff.

ARNOLD, A. K., Lieut,

Army Breastplate, description of, P. 38
Army Poetry,
P. 82
Doc. 392

Artillery. See Richmond, Indiana,

and Washington, D. C.

Major-General,

funeral of, at Washington,
funeral of, at New York,
"Ball's Bluff,”

Ball's Bluff, Va., battle of,
Gen. Stone's report of,

D. 33

D. 54; Doc. 96

D. 56

D. 75

P. 82

D. 54

Doc. 98

BRIGHT, JESSE D., notice of,

PAGE

PAGE

D. 81

British Consuls, at the South, Doc. 203
British Rights during the rebellion,

BROCKEL, C. W., Lieut., rebel,

D. 49

D. 28

C

BROWN, Col., rebel,

D. 27
D. 111
34
praying on the sentence seat of, P. 13
BROWN, JOHN jr., his sharpshooters,
D. 76; Doc. 876
BROWN, GEO. L., Mayor of Balti-
more, arrested,
D. 27
BROWN, HARVEY, Col. See Fort
Pickens,

Doc. 433
D. 35

BROWN, Jos. E., Gov. of Georgia,
message of Nov. 19,
BROWN, W. L., Col. 20th regt. In-
diana vols.,
BROWNLOW, W. G., (Parson,) his

position on the war question, D. 10
forced to suspend his paper, D. 58
address to his subscribers, Doc. 242
notice of,
P. 10, 64

Brownsville, Ky., taken
of by the Nationals,

BRYAN, T. S.,

BRYANT, ABEL, notice of,

BRYANT, WM. CULLEN,

BRUNE, JOHN C., arrest of,
BUCHANAN, FRANK,

possession

BUCHANAN,, in disgrace,

CAHEL, JAMES, a hero of Sumter, P. 38
CAHILL, Col., Ninth regt.
Conn. vols.,
D. 83
Cairo, Ill., skirmish near, D. 32, 59
CALDWELL, -, Col., 11th Maino
regt.
D. 77
California, capture of rebels in, Doc. 462
Calverton, Md., Union meeting at,
D. 67
Camden, Maine, meeting at, D. 8
Cameron Rifles, N. Y. S. V., D. 8
CAMERON, SIMON, D. 22; Doc. 497
proposes division of Virginia, D. 99
Doc. 102, 267
speech at Washington, Nov. 13,
D. 75; Doc. 875
Doc. 415

See Kentucky,

Camp Alleghany, Va., battle at, Doc. 466

See Frankfort, Ky.

D. 104

Camp Boyle, Ky.,

Doc. 261

"Camp gunpowder,"

D. 99

D. 69

Camp phrases,

D 27

P. 56

P. 65

river, anecdote of the,

on the trial of privateersmen, D. 64
on the visit of the Yankee ar-
mada,
D. 65
account of the battle of Port
Royal,
D. 70; Doc. 115
advice to Southerners, Doc. 399
Charleston, Mo., rebels captured at,
D. 89
Charleston River, Mo.,
D. 119
CHASE, SALMON P., appeal in be-
half of the loan, D. 13; Doc. 58
Chattanooga, Tenn., expedition to,
D. 90
CHEATHAM, B. F., Gen., rebel, D. 82, 69
Cheat Mountain, Va., skirmish at,

Potomac

P.

D. 119
P. 26
86

list of killed and wounded
skirmish,

in the

Doc. 184

CAMPBELL, HUGH. See Fremont.

CAMPBELL, JOHN. See Mason and

Slidell.

Campbellsville,

Ky., - skirmish

near,

Canada, National

D. 56
enlistments in,
letter from Arthur Rankin,
D. 125; Doc. 187
CANBY, E. R. S, Col., department
of Kansas,
D. 10, 76, 121
D. 7
office of,
D. 11

CANNON, LEGRAND B.,
"Carbon Democrat,"

destroyed,

CARDWELL, — Mr., of Weakley
Co., Tenn., resolutions of, in
Tenn. legislature,

D. 40

Doc. 150

Lieut.-Col. Owen's report,
Cherokees, reputed disloyal,
deprived of their annuity,
letter of John Ross on,
"Cheshire." ship, captured,
Chicago, Ill., Fremont German in-
dignation meeting at,

D. 115

D. 73; Doc. 844
Chicago Tribune, account of the
surrender of Lexington, Mo.,

Doc. 72
Chicamicomico, N. C., engagement
at,
D. 41
official report of Capt. Lardner,
Doc. 167
Commander Braine's report, Doc. 167
N. Y. Herald's narrative, Doc. 168
Private Haver's narrative, Doc. 169
Norfolk Day Book's account, Doc. 170
Chickasaws, at battle of Bushy
Creek, Ark.,
D. 109
CHILDS, - Mrs., house of, burnt,

D. 109; Doc. 461
D. 77
Mr., of Hamp-
shire, Western Virginia. D. 109
CARLIN, WILLIAM P., Colonel. See
Fredericktown, Mo.
notice of,
D. 50
Carnifex Ferry, Va, battle at,
D. 23; Doc. 88
Cincinnati Gazette's narrative of,
Doc. 44
New York Times' narrative of,
Doc. 49

D. 50

Chincoteague Inlet, Virginia, rebel

schooner burnt at,

Lynchburg (Va.) Republican's ac-
count of,

CARPENTER,, Adjutant Second

Regt. Tennessee Vols.,

Doc.

55

D. 41
rebel vessels destroyed at, D. 59
Chincoteague Inlet, Va, fight at,

Lieut. Murray's report, Doc. 167
Chincoteague Island, Va., Union

feeling at,

CHIPMAN, N. P., Major. See Mis-

D. 48

CARR, J. B., Col.,

by Naynha,

P. 31

"Bully for You."

P. 11

Ark.,
CHRIST,

D. 109

Col. Fifteenth Penn.

D. 2

Capt. of Schooner

85

P. 49

BURNETT, H. C., expelled from Con-

proclamation of,

D. 97
Doc. 416

CATLIN, JOHN, rebel,

D. 99

notice of

D. 112, 125; Doc. 261

"Cavallo," the bark, seizure of,

D. 25

BURNETT, T. L, Judge,

Cincinnati, O., Union meeting at, D. 77
German Fremont meeting at, D. 88
Cincinnati Commercial on "The

Contraband Institution," D. 46
Cincinnati Gazette, account of the
battle of Carnifex Ferry, Va.,
Doc. 44
Cincinnati Times, account of the
battle of Green Briar, Va, Doc. 161
Clark's Station, Mo. See Tipton,

depredations at,

D. 98

Mo.,

D. 74
Doc. 352

CLAY, CASSIUS M., his "Washing-

ton Guards,"

D. 81

BUTTERWELL, CHARLES O., his bur-

Butler, Mo., village of, burned, D. 111

"Charleston Convention," members
of the, killed in battle,
"Charleston Courier" on the black
flag,
D. 89
article on the burning of cotton
at Port Royal, 8. C.,
D. 107

P. 88

CLEMENS, A. J.,

D. 90

CLEMENTS, Colonel,

D. 10

"Clericus," poem by,

Chronicle.

P. 59

Coast Defence. See Augusta (Ga.)

Doc. 270

CONWAY, T. W.,

D. 66

PACE

D. 82

P. 53

rived at St. Louis,

D. 39

& Slidell.

of_the

appt. Brig.-Gen.,

seurs,

address to his regiment, Nov. 13,

Doc. 226
D. 7
D. 77; Doc. 873

Chas-

See Kentucky,

Doc. 415

CoOMBS, J. W., judge advocate in
case of Col. Kerrigan, D. 109
COOMBS, LESLIE, patriotism of,
D. 14; P. 51
COOPER,, Col., rebel, at Bushy
Creek, Ark.,
D. 109, 110
COOPER, THOS., the actor, property
of, seized,
D. 28
Coosaw River, S. C., reconnoissance
up the,
D. 94, 106
CORCORAN, MICHAEL, Col., sent to
Castle Pinckney, S. C., D. 23
notice of,
D. 63
held as a hostage for the pirate
Smith,
D. 74

Doc. 389
DALY, CHARLES P., speech to the
Sixty-ninth Regt. N. Y. 8. V.,
D. 83; Doc. 401

national troops captured at,
Dam No. 5, on the Potomac,
engagement at,

Dalton Guard, Twelfth Legion,
rebel,

notice of,
Dam No. 4, on the Potomac, Va.,
engagement at,

D. 109

D. 110

D. 110

Va.,

D. 107

Danville, Conn., meeting at,

D. 20

Mass. Regiment,

Doc. 879

COLLAMER, JACOB,

P. 56

his exchange discussed before the
Cabinet,

DAVENPORT, ISAAC, his liberality to

D. 109

the rebels,

D. 48

COLLINS, CLARKSON, Dr., patriotism
of,

his patriotic spirit,

P. 26

anecdote of

See James M. Mason.

See Richmond, Va.,

Cornet Band, from Price's army,
captured in Missouri,

D. 94

CORNING, ERASTUS, wife of,
Correspondence. See Rebels,
Corrotowan Creek, Va., expedition

up the,

Columbus, Ky., gun explosion at,

D. 74; P. 45
Comte de Paris. See Louis Phil-
lippe D'Orleans.

Concordia Cavalry, The, black flag
of,

CONE, S. F., Col. 61st N. Y. S. V., D. 94
Conestoga, gunboat, chases the

"Jeff. Davis,"

See Tennessee River.
Confederate Army, reorganization

of the.

article on the pay of privates in,

See Mrs. L. Virginia Smith.
Confederate Church. See Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, D. 77
Confederate Congress. See Confed-
erate States,
D. 68; P. 70
meet at Richmond, Va., D. 82
thanks to Gen. Price,
D. 102
Jeff. Davis' message to the, Nov.
19.

Doc. 404

Confederate Court of Admiralty,

citations issued by the, D. 62
Confederate Episcopal Church,
Constitution of,

Doc. 877

Confederate Flag, article on, in

Richmond Dispatch," D. 105;

COSTAR, M. ANTONIO. See Postal.
Cotton, the destruction of, urged at
the South,
D. 82
destroyed in South Carolina,
D. 95, 107

Cotton Hill, Va., siege of,
D. 69
accounts of the siege of, Doc. 301, 303
Col. Sedgewick's letter on, Doc. 303
COURTENA, HANNAH, her barbarity,
P. 48
Court of Admiralty. See Confed-
erate Court of Admiralty, D. 62
Cox,
Gen.
CRANOR, J., Col.,

P. 9

D. 113

P. 12
P. 64
Doc. 28
P. 45

CRAVEN, T. L., Flag Officer,

D. 55

"Day Book," New York, suppres

Creek Indians at battle of Bushy

sion of,

D. 1

message concerning the secession

of Missouri,

fast proclamation, Nov. 15th, Doc. 399

D. 84: Doc. 404

D. 90

See Letter of Marque.

P. 47

Confederate Postage Stamps, P. 27

Confederate States, Presidential and
Congressional Election in the,

Capital of the, to be removed to

D. 68

6th Regt. Indiana,
proclamation of,
notices of,

CROGHAN,, Col., rebel, killed,

Nashville,

foreign policy of,

D. 86
Doc. 244

CROSBY,

D. 82
Doc. 145
P. 22; D. 33
D. 79; P. 70
Lt. of the steamer

from Gen. Rosecrans,
proclamation of August 28th,
D. 8; Doc. 82
Dent Co., Mo., Home Guards, D. 12
DERBY, Earl of, consulted by the

British Government in refer-
ence to the "Trent,"

D. 119

D. 156

Confiscation. Senator Trumbull's

Confederate Taxes,

bill for, D. 100, 104, 116; Doc. 126

Charleston, S. C.,

D. 94

See Garrett Davis.

CROSSMAN,

Col.,

D. 13

See Charleston, S. C.

See Owen Lovejoy.

Cuba, Proclamation of the Captain

CONKLIN, ROSCOE, M. C.,

D. 100

Gen. of,

Connecticut. See W. A. Bucking-

ham.

D. 12
CUBITT, WILLIAM, Lord Mayor of
London,
Doc. 345
Cumberland, Md., Union meeting
at,
D. 37
Cumberland Ford, Tenn., Zollicof-
fer's retreat from,
D. 77
Cumberland River, reconnoissance
up the,
D. 69
"Curlew," Confederate steamer, D. 61
CURTENIUS, F. W., Col. 6th Mich.
D. 11
CURTIN, A. G., Gov., orders more
troops to Washington, D. 59
reply to Seward's circular, D. 65
notice of,

D. 22

at Philadelphia,

D. 75

how one escaped from Bull Run,

P. 10

D. 49

P. 5S

P. 81

DICKINSON, DANL. S., speech at

Owego, N. Y.,

D. 15

DORSEY,, Col., rebel,
D'ORVILLE'S, Lieut., account of the

attack on Santa Rosa, Doc. 88
DOUGHERTY, H., Col., at the battle
of Belmont,
report of the battle of Belmont,
Doc. 283
DOUGLAS, FREDERICK,
P. 10
DOUGLAS, STEPHEN A., anecdote, of,
P. 35, 62
"Down-Trodden Maryland," by
"B,"
P. 35
Drafting, for rebel army, riot occa-
sioned by, at Nashville, Tenn.,
D. 105
Dranesville, Va., reconnoissance to,

D. 34
D. 122

See H. H. Lockwood.
EDDY, H, Chaplain 2d Regt. N. Y.
S. V.,
Edmondson Co., Ky., Home Guards

D. 23

of,

D. 104

Edsall's Hill, Va., a foraging expedi-
tion to,

D. 87

D. 68

skirmish at, Oct. 1st,

D. 39

EDSON, JOHN H., Major,

D. 125

Edwards' Ferry, Va., artillery duel
at,

Col. Leadbetter's proclamation to
the people of, D. 98; Doc. 445
See Morristown, Tenn.
"Eastern State Journal,"
D. 18
Eastern Virginia. See Virginia, D. 85
account of Gen. Dix's expedition
to,
Doc. 407

"E. Wittington," schooner, ac-
count of the capture of
D. 98; Doc. 445
Exchange of Prisoners, discussion
of, at Washington, D. C., D. 109
military committee report on, D. 109
correspondence between Gens.

McClernand and Polk, Doc. 233
See Gen. Grant.

"Express," steamboat, attack upon

the,

Extortion, in the Southern States,

in Vicksburg, Miss.,
"Extortions and the Remedy." See

EWING, GEORGE W.
EWING, THOMAS M.,

D. 112

D. 103

D. 124; Doc. 519

Doc. 73, 349, 891

D. 80

D. 57

Extortion.