COUTHOUY, JAMES P., Lient.,

D. 5, 7, 13
D.

60

7

OREAN, MARY WALSINGHAM,
CRITTENDEN, JOHN J., death of,

CRITTENDEN, T. L., Gen.,

Cowan's Battery, Sixth Corps, Doc.
Cox, J. D., Gen. See Buffington
Island,
Doc. 265

Cox,, Acting Master, killed, D. 40
Coyle's Tavern, Va., skirmish at, D. 45
CRAWFORD, T. L., official report of

the capture of the bushwhacker
John F. Rucker,
Doc. 450
P. 97
D. 37
D. 57

official report of the battle of
Chickamauga,
Doc. 524

"Cronstadt," steamer, captured, D. 42
CROOK, GEORGE, Gen., official re-
port of the pursuit of Wheeler,
Doc. 554

D.
calls for troops to supply the place
of Lee's army, then in Pa., D. 10
despatches of, captured,
D. 21
order in reference to furloughs, D. 86
address to the people of the rebel
States,
D. 89
Fast-day appointed by,
D. 43
the fncompetency of, set forth by
the Charleston "Mercury," D. 48
address to the soldiers of the Army

of the Tennessee, Doc. 569; D. 62
visits the battle-field of Chicka-
mauga,
speech at Selma, Ala.,
letter to Gen. Polk,

annuls the exequatur of the Brit-
ish consuls,

D. 62

York,

D. 85

D. 64
D. 66

See Horatio Seymour,

D. 99

ment of the,

D. 43

Kingston,

P. 9
Doc. 20
Doc. 101

conscription proclamation, July
15. 1863,

Doc. 9

the result of the,

D.

64

Doc. 210

proclamation, of July 25, 1863,

D. $8

Doc. 870

Doc. 888

D. 61

Doc. 434

Doc. 499

Doc. 418

D. 40

D. 9

account of the escape of Lee from
Maryland,

"Crow's Feet." See Rebel Cruel-

ties,

Crump's Cross-Roads, Va., fight at,
Doc. 490

CRYOR, JOHN, Major Sixth Ohio, D. 47
Oulpeper Court-House, Va., fights
D. 49, 52, 62
report of Major William Wells, Doc. 501

near,

See mission of A. H. Stephens.
notices of,

D. 83, 46
DAVIS, JOE, plantation of, destroy-

ed,

D.

Middle States,

resisted at Lancaster, Pa.,

See Jackson, N. H.,

riot at Boston,

riot at New-York,

notices of,

DRAKE, CHARLES D.,

DRUM, R. C., Lieutenant Col, Doc. 18)
"Drum," by J. R. G. Pitkin,

P. T

P. 19

"Drummer-Boy of the Rappahan-

nock,"

report on the pursuit of
guerrillas,

rebel

Doc. 513

Fort Halleck, Idaho, fight near,
Fort Johnson, S. C., bombardment
of,

D. 23

D. 57

EARLY, J. H., Surgeon Seventeenth

Iowa,
East-Tennessee,

Wapping Heights, Va.,

Doc. 361

at,

P. 22

Mosby captures wagons, etc., at, D.
fights near,

38

P. 50
Gen. Burnside's
operations in,
Doc. 407
sentiment of the people in, Doc. 405
Col. Saunders's expedition into, D. 16
campaign in, account of, Doc. 269
joy of the inhabitants of, on the

approach of the Union army. D. 471
Occupation of, Gen. Burnside's
report,

rebel barbarities in,

See Tennessee.

Doc. 501

D. 18; 45
Fairfield, Pa., fight at,
D. 24
Falling Waters, Va., battle at, D. 82;
Doc. 104

correspondence between Generals
Lee, Meade, and Kilpatrick, re-
lative to the battle at, Doc. 849
Falmouth, Va., a rebel underground
telegraph at,
P. 21
Farmington, Tenn., battle at, D. 60
FARRAGUT, D. G., Admiral, report of
the attack on Donaldsonville,
La.,
D. 19
report of operations in Louis-
iana,
Doc. 320
notice of,
P. 20
"Fashion," schooner, captured, D. 8
Fast-days in the South,
Doc. 870
rebel,
D. 60
Col. Seventh Ken-
tucky,
Doc. 5
FERGUSON, CHAMP, his men sur-
prised,

FAULKNER,

D. 57

FAULKNER,

D. 8

Doc. 51

D. 9; P. 20

ELLET, A. W., Brig.-Gen., report of
the capture of Richmond, La.,

notice of,

ELLET, JOHN A., Lieut.-Col.,

See Simmsport, La.,

D. 3
Doc. 276

Fernando, Miss., fight near,

silenced by the Unionists, D. 61
Fort Lyon, Va., magazine explodes

D. B
Fort Moultrie, bombardment of D.49; 50
Fort Powhatan, Va., capture of, D. 81
Fort Smith, Ark., captured, D. 47

accounts of the occupation of, Doc. 518
Fort Sumter, bombardment of, D. 33,
88, 42, 43, 44, 48, 49, 57, 61, 68
Gen. Gillmore demands the sur-

render of,
D. 43
National troops repulsed at, D. 49
Fort Wagner, S. C., attempted cap-
ture of, July 11, 1863,
D. 29
account of the attack on, of July
18,
Doc. 211; D. 34

Fernandina, Fla., the negro

at,

schools
P. 61
D. 13

Franklin, La., fight near,

D. 59

D. 14

FERRERO, EDWARD, Gen.,

FIELDS, Mrs.,

Fights along the Rapidan, National

FREE, THOMAS, Adjutant,

Doc. 559

Doc.
18
D. 18

ELLIOTT, —, Bishop,

"Elmira," capture of the

steamer,

Emancipation in Missouri,

D. 6
rebel

accounts,

"Fight for God and Governor An-
drew,"

Finances. See Conway,

counterfeiters in England, D. 33
public debt of the United States,
July 1, 1863,
D. 22
"Fire the Southern Heart," rebel
arts to,
P.

FITCH, LEROY, Lieut. Com., official
report of the pursuit of John
Morgan,
Doc. 391
Flag, an insult to the, avenged, P. 36
See captured battle-flags.

Frederick, Md., occupied by the

rebels,

Major Cole's descent on,
occupied by Union troops

FREEMAN, FLETCHER,

Freedinen, Grant's order establishing

camps, etc., for,

condition of, in Virginia, D. B.

hart,
P. 90
notices of,
D. 28, 29, 57; P. 76
Grant's Mills, Miss., skirmish at, Doc. 451
Grant's Pass, Ala., fight near, D. 52
GRAVES, R. J., Rev.,

in Pennsylvania,

D. 15

Twenty-third Regiment of,

D. 46

"Georgia," privateer,

D. 8

Germantown, Tenn., railroad near,

destroyed,

D. 4

GERWIG, GEORGE, the sufferings of, P. 82
GETTY, G.W., Gen., expedition to the

South-Anna River,
D. 21
See Hanover Court-House, Va., Doc. 829
Gettysburgh, Pa., battles of, D. 21
official accounts of the battles
of,
Doc. 84
General Meade's Report of the hat-
tle of,
Doc. 102

GRAY,, Col., attacked on Saw-
yer's Road, Va.,
D.
GRAY, S. H., Capt., account of the as-
sault on Fort Wagner, July 11, D. 30
report of operations before
Charleston, S. C., Doc. 477; P. 98
Greek fire thrown into Charleston,
8. C.,
D. 58
Sea Beauregard and Gillmore, P. 62
origin of,
P. 61
GREEN, - Gen., rebel. See Bra-
shear City,
Doc. 174
GREEN, W. N., Capt., bravery of, P.
"Greenbacks,"
P.
Greencastle, Pa., occupied by rebels,

HARDER, W. J., Lieut.-Gen., rebel,

order assuming command at En-
terprise, Miss.,

HARFORD, J. See Georgia,

2

Doc. 191

40

cavalry battle at,
second battle at,
incidents of the occupation of, P. 98
HAINES, E. L., Acting-Master, D.
Haines's Battery, Sixth Corps, Doc. 7
HALLECK, H. W., Gen., D. 25; Doc.
554; P. 85
order in reference to depredations
on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad,

D. 87
HAMILTON, O. P., proclamation by, D. 51
HAMILTON, THOMAS W.,
Doc. 179

HAMPTON,, Col., rebel, death of

HAMPTON, WADE, Gen., rebel, Doc. 26
HANCOCK, W. S., Gen. See Gettys-

Hanover, Ala., skirmish at,

Hanover, Pa., battle at,

occupied by the National troops, D. 21
Hanover, Va., battle at,
Doc. 184
Hanover Gap, Tenn., skirmish at, D. 17
Hanover Court-House, Va., Spear's

D. 26; Doc. 19

Doc. 27

D. 17

D. 46

D. 21

expedition to,

Dix's expedition to the,

Doc. 200

Doc. 829

Doc. 189

P. 95

GIBBS, -, Lieut., of Mo.,

D. 82
GILLASPIE, W. M., Capt., appeal to
Southern matrons,
Doc. 539

GILLIS, J. H., Lieut. Com., Report of
the Mattapony expedition, Doc. 278
GILLMORE, HARRY, Col., rebel, D. 63
Gillmore's guerrillas, capture of, offi-
cial account,
Doc. 565

GILMORE, JOSEPH A., Gov. of New-
Hampshire, message of, June 4, D. 2
GILLMORE, QUINCY A., appointed to
the command of the Department

"Greybeard Regiment," Thirty-sev-
enth Illinois,

"Hattie," schooner, captured, D. 14

P. 7

"Havelock," destruction of the, D. G

Hundredth Ohio,

HAZEN, W. B., Gen., report of the

occupation of Brown's Ferry,
Tenn.

D. 50

P. 95

Doc. 381

burgh.

HOWARD, PETER,

"Ireland," schooner captured,
Irishman, anecdote of a brave one, P. 62
Ironclads for the "Emperor of
China,"

Doc. 178

D. 3; Doc. 7

"Ironsides," iron-plated frigate, reb-
el attempt to blow up the,
Irvine, Ky., skirmish at,

IRWIN, D. A., Lieut.,
"Isaac Smith," steamer sunk,
"Isaac Webb," ship, captured, D. 14
"Isabella Thompson," brig, captur-

Illinois, Legislature of, adjourned, D.
Seventy-Second Regiment of, D. 87
Ninety-Eighth Regiment of, Doo. 201

Report of the battle of Lookout

Mountain,

See Wauhatchie.
HOTCHKISS, Wм. S., Capt.,

HOUSE, A., E., Major, report of the

battle of White-Stone Hill, Doc. 491
House of Lords. See British Parlia-

"Houseman, John J.," schooner,

HOVEY, A. P., Brig.-Gen.,

"Howard Glyndon,"

HOWARD, 0. O., Gen. See Gettys-

HOWE, A. P., Gen.,

Report of the battle of Chancellors-

HOWELL, CHARLES B.,

HOXIE, JOSEPH, liberality of, P. 61
Huff's Ferry, Tenn., operations at,

Doc. 271

HUGHES, JOHN M., Col., rebel, his
raid on Glasgow, Ky., Doc. 551; D. 47
HUNT, WASHINGTON. See Rebel views
of peace,
Doc. 53
HUNTER, DAVID, Gen., relieved, D. 7
HUNTER, JOHN T., the first recruit," P. 9
Hunter's Ford, Va., rebels surprised
at,
D. 63
HUNTER, Col., guerrilla, D. 55
Hunterstown, Va, battle at, Doc. 185
Huntsville, Ala., captured by the
Nationals,
D. 33
official account of Gen. Stanley's
expedition to,
Doc. 456
HURD, E. O., Capt., account of the
battle of Colliersville, Doc. 556
HURLBUT, S. A., Maj. Gen., report of

ed,
D. 14
"Izetta," steamer, fight with Mor-
gan,
Doc. 43

Jackson, Miss., siege of, commenced,

captures a rebel train near Wil-
liamsport, Md.,
D. 28
Kelley's Ford, Va., skirmish near,
Doc. 17
KELLOGG, SPENCER. See Spencer Kel-
logg Brown,
D. 56
KEMPE, WILLIAM, account of the Law-
rence, Kansas, massacre, Doc. 899
Kenansville, N. C., destruction of
rebel property at,
D. 27
KENNEDY, JOHN A., diary of rebel
operations in Port Hudson, Doc 267
Kentucky, placed under martial law,
D. 89
rebel account of Morgan's raid
through,
Doc. 358
Seventh Regiment of Cavalry, Doc. 5
Volunteers, notice of,
Doc. 5

P. 19
D. 55

"James Battle," steamer, captured,
D. 34
James Island, S. C., rebel attack on,
July 16,
magazine explodes on,

D. 83
D. 54

4

James River, Va., Foster's
tion up the,

expedi

D. 40

JAQUES, S. B.,

the battle of Helena, Ark., Doc. 185
notices of,
D. 34, 5)
"Hurrah!" by Alfred B. Street, P. 53
Hymn for the Eighty-seventh Anni-
versary of American Independ-
ence, by George H. Boker, P. 48

account of his expedition to
tapony River,

KIERNAN, Major, adventure of,
KILGORE, FRANK, Capt.,

KILPATRICK, Junsox, Col., expedition
in June, 1863,

raid on the Rappahannock,

See Union Cavalry service, Doc. 133
report of the battle at Falling Wa-

ters,

at Culpeper Court-House,.
See Gettysburgh.

noticed,
KIMBALL, NATHAN, Gen.,
KIMBALL, -

D. 13, 29, 47, 52, 61
D. 8
Col. Fifty-third Mass.
Doc. 44

P. 53.

Doc. $59

Dec. 502

ed,
Doc. 27
"Left Behind," by Mary C. Ames, P. 4
Lenox, Tenn., Burnside's forces en-
ter,
Doc. 271
"Lenox,"
bark, destroyed, Doc. :90
Lenox, by C. K. Tuckerman,
"Leviathan," steamer, captured,
LEWIS, ELLIS, Judge,

LEE, W. H., Gen., rebel, captured, D. 19
See retaliation,
D. 25
LEE, WILLIAM 1k, Gen., rebel, Doc. 201
LEE, W. H. F., Gen., rebel, wound-

P. 66

Chattanooga,

D. 60

D. 55

battle of,

D. 66

D. 1

See Wauhatchie.

KROUSE, Major, at Washington, Ohio,

99

D. 36

"Lost Children," N. Y.S.V.,

D. 39

official report of Col. Grierson's ex-
pedition from, to Baton Rouge,
La.,

LAKEMAN, M. B., Col, report of the
operations of the Third Maine
Regiment in Va.,

LAIRDS,, ironclads seized at the
ship-yards of,

"L. A. Macomber," fishing-boat, de-
stroyed by the " Tacony," D. 14
LAMSON, R. H., Lieut.,
D. 61, 65
report of the capture of the "Ve-
nus,"
Doc. 572
86
Doc. 55
D. 59
D. 55

accounts of the massacre at, Doc. 399

Lewisburgh, Va, phenomena at,
P.
Lexington, Tenn., fight near, D. 87
Libby Prison, Richmond, Va., draw-
ing lots in,
D. 24
Liberty Gap, Tenn., battle at, D. 17;
Doc. 405
Liberty not Dead, by L. A. C., P. 1
Liberty, Va, fight at,
D. 65
Cel, Ninth Louisiana Col-
ored Volunteers,
Doc. 175
LIGHT, HENRY, counterfeiter, D. 33
Lilly's Battery, at Chickamauga, P. 53
LILLY,, Col.,
D. 33

Limestone Station, Tenn., account of

proclamation of June 14,
announcement of the news
the armies by,

letter to Gen. Schofield,
letter to Grant on his plans,
proclamation announcing the pro
tection of negro troops,
proclamation of June 15, enlist-
ments under, discontinued, D. 39
declined to accede to Governor
Seymour's request for a suspen-
sion of the draft,
D. 40
closes the correspondence with
Governor Seymour,
D. 41
letter to the Convention at Spring-
field, Ill.,
D. 42
"President while the war lasts," D. 57
Thanksgiving proclamation of, D. 59
correspondence with the New-

the readmission of, letter from
President Lincoln,

Admiral Farragut's reports of op

erations in,

E. Kirby Smith's address to the
people of,

address of the rebel Governors,

organized resistance to the rebel
rule in,

P. 94
Ninth Regiment, colored, of, Doc. 12
Eleventh Regiment, colored, of,

Louisville, Ky., meeting at, for the

defence of the city against John

martial law at,

"Louisville," rebel steamer, capture

of,

LOUR, WENS,

Doc. 857
D. 45
LOVE, S. P., Col. Eleventh Ky., D. 50
LOWELL,
Col. Second Mass, Cav-

MACRETH, CHARLES, Mayor of Charles-
ton, S. C., address to the people
of the city,

MACKIE, JOHN,

D. 28
Doc. 178

Madison Court-House, Va., fight at,

escape of his army, July, 1863, D. 31,

letter on the battle at Falling Wa-

Maine Volunteers,

Doc. 345

Sixth Regiment of,

Doc. 17

See spiritualism,

P. 20

Ninth Regiment of,

Doc. 211

letter in reference to Mrs. Melanc-
thon Smith,

Twenty-seventh Regiment,

D. 27

P. 89

Twenty-eighth Regiment,

D. 43

Doc. 540

notices of, D. 7, 54, 27; Doc. 602
Lines by a "Lively Old Lady,'
Little Rock, Ark., capture of,

First Artillery of,

D. 82

P. 67

MAJORS,, Col., rebel. See Bras-

D. 50

hear City,

Doc. 174

Manchester, Tenn., occupied by

Union forces,

D. 18