of, Doc. 827
One Hundred and Third Regiment
of, D. 2
One Hundred and Tenth Regiment
of, D. 59
One Hundred and Eleventh Regi
ment of, D. 64
One Hundred and Sixteenth Regi
ment of, i>. 72
One Hundred and Seventeenth Regi
ment of, D. 63
One Hundred and Twentieth Regi
ment of, D. 65
One Hundred and Twenty-first Re
giment of, D. 68
One Hundred and Twenty-second
Regiment of, D. 69
One Hundred and Twenty-third Re
giment of, D. 73
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth
Regiment of, D. 73
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Re
giment of, D. 6S
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
Regiment of, D. 65 ; Doc. 441
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth
Regiment of, D. 72
One Hundred and Forty-second Re
giment of, D. 93
One Hundred and Forty-ninth Regi
ment of, D. 85
One Hundred and Fifty-seventh
Regiment of, D. 86
One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Regi
ment of, D. 86
First Cavalry of, Doc. 234
Third Cavalry of, Doc. 544
Fifth Cavalry of, Doc. 189
Tenth Cavalry of, D. 70, 82
Bodse s Mounted Rifles, Doc. 478
Harris Cavalry of, Doc. 558
Mix s Cavalry of, D. 22
First Regiment Artillery, Doc. 81, 428
Third Artillery of, Doc. COS
Capt. Moser s Battery of, Doc. 263
Knapp s Battery of, Doc. 326
Spratt s Battery of, Doc. 81
First Regiment of Fire Zouaves mus
tered out of .service, D. 22
First Metropolitan Regiment, D. 80
Hawkins s Zouaves, Doc. 605
Spinola s Empire Brigade, D. 64
VICHOLS, Capt., gunboat Picket, Doc. 172
Vorfolk, Va., occupation of, D. 7;
Doc. 40
martial law in, D. 31
Norfolk Day Book " suppressed, D. 19
Norfolk Union " suppressed, D. 58
North, invasion of the, considered in
the rebel Congress, D. 79
North-Anna River, Va., fight near,
D. 46
official reports of the fight at, Doc. 559
North-Carolina, Dodge s expedition
into, Doc. 478
See Edward Stanly.
the feeling among the rebel troops
of, P. 28
North-Carolina Volunteers, (loyal,)
Doc. 173
First Regiment of, D. 5 ; Doc. 608
Northern army, the extent of the, P. 3
Northern Light, steamer, captures the
Agnes II. Ward, I). 19
NORTON-, FRANK II., P. 20
Oak Grove, Va., battle of, Doc. 229
Ocilla River, Fla., Unionists captured
on, D. 22
" Ocmulgee " ship, destroyed, D. 72
OEIIL, HENRY, See Seven Pines, P. 34
i Officers, order in reference to the ap
pointment of, D. 61
Ogeechee River, Ga., operations on
the, D. 48
Ohio, military department of, erected,
D. 62
draft in, postponed, D. 80
See General Shields.
First Regiment of, D. 93
Seventh Regiment of, Doc. Ill
Eighth Regiment of, Doc. 459
Ninth Regiment of, Doc. 152
Eleventh Regiment of, Doc. 434
Twelfth Regiment of, Doc. 398, 434
Twenty-first Regiment of, D. 80
Twenty-third Regiment of, D 2 ;
Doc. 434
Twenty-seventh Regiment of, Doc. 117
Twenty-ninth Regiment of, Doc. Ill
Thirty-first Regiment of, D. 47
Thirty-second Regiment of, Doc. 34,
106, 439.
Thirty-fourth Regiment of, D. 77, 87
Thirty-fifth Regiment of, Doc. 152, 573
Thirty-sixth Regiment of, Doc. 141, 434
Thirty-seventh Regiment of, D. 77
Forty-fourth Regiment of, Doc. 141
Fiftieth Regiment of, Doc. 524
Fifty-fourth Regiment of, Doc. 151
Fifty-fifth Regiment of, Doc. 108
Sixtieth Regiment of, Doc. 105
Sixty-first Regiment of, D. 19
Sixty-sixth Regiment of, Doc. Ill
Sixty-ninth Regiment of, D. 29
Seventieth Regiment of, Doc. 149
Seventy-first Regiment of, D. 74, 66 ;
Doc. 591, 609
Seventy -third Regiment of, Doc.
106, 103
Seventy-fifth Regiment of, Doc. 84, 106
Seventy-sixth Regiment of, Doc. 271
Eighty-second Regiment of, Doc.
106, 3S8
Ninety-fifth Regiment of, Doc. 409
First Battery of, Doc. 395
Ninth Battery of, Doc. 84
Eleventh Battery of, Doc. 4SO
Twelfth Battery of Doc. 34
See Chaplin Hills.
Olathe, Kansas, sacked by guerrillas,
D. 72
OLDEN, CHARLES S., proclamation for
enrolment, D. 38, 83
OLDENHAW, P. P., A.A.G., See Chap
lin Hills, Doc. 514
" Old Hundred," as sung in the Na
tional camp at Yorktown, P. 10
" Old Seth," the sharp-shooter, P. 12
Olive Hill, Ky., fight at, D. 90
" One Year A"go," by Horatio Alger,
Jr., P. 7
" On the Abolition of Slavery in the
District of Columbia," by Rufus
Leighton, P. 8
Orange Court-House, fight at, D. 44,
48, 53 ; Doc. 569
ORD, E. 0. C., Gen., Report of the bat
tle of Corinth, Doc. 497
at luka, Doc. 483
notices of, D- 92 ; Doc. 488
" Oreto," rebel steamer, runs into Mo
bile Harbor, D. 71, S3
" Oriental," wrecked, D. 11
OSHORN, FRANK, Lieut.-Col., Doc. 172
Oswego, N. Y., war meeting at, D. 47
" Our Mountain Soldiers," by Marion
Douglass, 1 J . 36
OCSLEY/ , Major of Kentucky,
Doc. 131
Owensboro, Ky., skirmish at, D. 8
Oxford, Bishop of, D. 50
Ozark, Mo., battle of, D. 52 ; Doc. 568
PAOS
Pactolus Road, N. C., ikirmish on the,
D. 28
PADDOCK, A. S., Gov. of Nebraska, D. 7f
PAINE, ELEAZER, General, Doc. 117
notices of, D. 6 ; Doc. C
PAINK, 11. E., Col. Breckiuridge s note
to, D. 59
PALFHKT, II. TV., D. 81
PALMER, J. N., Brig.-General at Fair
Oaks, Doc. 74
notice of, Doc. 234
PALMER, JAMES S., Com., Doc. 423
PALMER, JOHN M., Gen. at Farmington,
Miss.. Doc. US
PALMER, TV. H., Major, rebel, Doc. 26
PALMKRSTOX, Lord, speech on the con
test in America, D. 44
speech at Sheffield, England, D. f>0
Palmyra, Mo., rebel descent on, D. 79
Pamunkey River, Va., destruction of
vessels on the, D. 12
rebel raid on the, Doc. 193
Paris Constitutionnel on mediation.
D.24, 29
Paris, Ky., guerrilla operations at, D. 50
evacuated by the Unionists, D. 69
PA RISEN, Capt. See Antietam, Doc. 461
Park Barracks, N. Y., a scene at the,
P. 11
PARK, Jons, Mayor of Memphis,
Tenn., Doc. 176
PARKE, JOHN G., General, P. 35
PARKER, F. I., Col. Thirty-second Re
giment Mass., D. 17
Parkersburgh, Va., excitement in, rel
ative to guerrillas, D. 49
PARKHURST, Lieut.-Col. Ninth Michi
gan, Doc. 115
PARROTT, E. A., Col., D. 93; Doc. 624
PARROTT, E. P., Com. See " Planter."
Partisan Rangers, rebel, D. 41 ; Doc. 563
Pass Christian, Miss., capture of, Doc. 114
Pass Manchac, Miss., skirmish at, D. 9
"Patras," steamer captured. D. 13
PATRICK, JOHN II., Lieut.-Col., Report
of the battle of Cedar Mountain,
Doc. 829
PATRICK, MARSENA R., Gen., Doc. 8S6, 433
Patten, Mo., skirmish at, D. 43
PATTERSON, JOHN TV., Captain, Doc. S6
PAULDING, HIRAM, Admiral, D. 62
Paw Paw, Va., Unionists surprised
at, D. 92
Paynesville, Minn., Indian attack-
near, D. 81
Peace, Foote s proposition in the rebel
Congress, D. 83
Peace Society of London, Eng., ad
dress of, D. 72
Peach Orchard, Va., battle of, D. 33
PEASE, TV. R., Colonel. D. 63
PECK, JOHN J., General, Doc. 78, 814
PELOUZE, Major, at the battle of Cedar
Mountain, Doc. 330
PENDLETON, EDWARD, Col., rebel, Doc. 241
PENXOCK, A. M., Commander. See
Fort Pillow.
Pennsylvania, excitement in. Sfe
Maryland, D. 75, 76
draft postponed in, D. 65, 77, K>
Treasure and bonds removed from,!). 73
seventy-two thousand men rise in,
1). 82
the objects of the invasion of, D. 81
Seventh Regiment of, Doc. 11."
Eighth Regiment of, Doc. 622
Eleventh Regiment of. P. 21
Fifteenth Regiment of, D. 20
Twentieth Regiment of, Doc. 189
Twenty-third Regiment of, Doc. 77
Twenty-ninth Regiment of, Doc. 57
fiftieth Reeiincnt of, Doc. 477
Fifty-first Regiment of, ^ Doc. 457
Fifty-second Regiment of, Doc. 4 JS
Fifty-fourth Regiment of,
Fifty-eighth Regiment of, Doc. 4
Sixty-first Regiment of, Doc.. 77
Sixtv-st cond Regiment of,
D. 85 ; Doc. 6, 240
Sixty-third Regiment of. Doc. 313, :;:!
Seventy-seventh Regiment of, D. 81
xii
REBELLION RECORD:
PAGE
Seventy-ninth Regiment of, Doc.
181, 187
Eighty-third Redment of, Doc. 63
Eighty-fourth Regiment of, Doc. Ill
Ninety-third Regiment of, Doc. 263 ;
77, 86
Ninety-eighth Regiment of Doc.
2G3, 407
One Hundredth Regiment of, Doc. 216
One Hundred and First Regiment,
of, Doc. 80
One Hundred and Second Regiment
of, Doc. 263, 428
One Hundred and Fourth Regiment
of, Doc. 80, 423
One Hundred and Fifth Regiment
of, Doc. 396
One Hundred and Ninth Regiment
of, Doc. 329
One Hundred and Eleventh Regi
ment of, Doc. 159
One Hundred and Twenty-second
Regiment of, D. 60
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Regi
ment of, D. 61
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh
Regiment of, D. 61
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth
Regiment of, D. 61
One Hundred and Thirty-second
Regiment of, Doc. 459
Third Cavalry of, D. 25
Fifth Cavalry of, Doc. 169
Seventh Regiment Cavalry of, Doc.
181, 287
Eighth Cavalry of, Doc. 428
Ninth Cavalry of, D. 51
Bucktails of, Doc. 109
" Bucktails" at Harrisonburgh, Va.,
Doc. 186
;i Roundhead Regiment" of, D. 24
Pensacola, Fla., destruction of, D. 5
evacuation of, Doc. 48
PERHAM, Lieut.-Col., Twentieth Penn
sylvania Volunteers, Doc. 139
Perry ville, Ky., battle of, D. 93
See Chaplin Hills, Ky., Doc. 507
Petersburg!!, Va., Averill s reconnois-
sance to, D. 53
PETTIGREW, J. J., Gen., rebel, Doc. 73
PHELPS, JOHN W., Gen., how he treat
ed a slaveholder in New-Orleans,
P. 41
outlawed by Jeff Davis,
See Jeff Davis.
notice of, P. 33
PHELPS, TIIOS. S., Lieut. Com g, Doc. 120
Philadelphia, City Council of, appro
priates $500,000 for bounty, D. 46
war meeting at, D. 48
military excitement in, D. 79
" Philadelphia Zouaves," Doc. 243
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
patriotism of, D. 47
Phillips Creek, Miss., battle of, D. 14 ;
Doc. 427
PHILLIPS, PHILIP, wife of, D. 34
Piankatank River, Va., captures on
the, D. 7
PIATT, DON, Capt.,at Cross Keys, Va.,
Doc. 106
notice of, Doc. 360
" Picket Duty," the pleasures of, P. 33
PICKETT, GEORGE E., Gen., rebel, Doc. 97
PIERCE, EDWARD L., D. 22
PIERPONT, F. H., Gov., proclamation
for troops, July 16, D. 41
Message to Virginia Legislature,
May 10, Doc. 128
Piety, S outh and North, P. 3
Pig Point, Va., rebel fortification at,
destroyed, D. 22
PIKE, ALBERT, Gen., rebel, resignation
of, D. 39
Pikeville, Va., captured by the rebels,
D. 73
Pilots, what they are to do, P. 14
PILSES, Colonel, Doc. 161
Pinckney, C. C., rebel schooner, cap
tured, D. 4
Pinckney Island, S. C., skirmish at, D. 63
Pittsburgh Landing, incidents of the
battle of, P. 11
Pittsburgh, Pa., war meeting at, D. 47
Pittsfield, Mass., war meeting at, D. 53
PLAISTED, Col. Eleventh Maine Regi
ment, Doc. 84
" Planter," rebel armed steamer, es
caped from Charleston, S. C., Doc.
132; D. 9
PLATT , Capt. Second Regular Ar
tillery, Doc. 81
Pleasant Hill, Mo., skirmish at, D. 38, 76
PLEASANTON , Gen., report of the
reconnoissance to Martinsburgh,
Va., Doc. 622
notices of, D. S3, 89
Plymouth, N. C., fight at, D. 70 ; Doc. 605
Pocotaligo, S. C., railroad at, de
stroyed, D. 19
skirmish at, D. 20 ; Doc. 477
Poindexter, rebel, fight with, D. 59
captured, D. 69
escape of, D. 82
Point Pleasant, Mo., fight at, D. 54
POLK, Ex-Senator, P. 5
Pollocksville, N. C., fight near, D. 15
POMEROT, S. C., address to free ne
groes, D. 65
Ponchatoula, La., occupation of, D. 80
official reports of the expedition to,
Doc. 614
Poolesville, Md., captured by the
rebels, D. 72
fight near, D. 74
POPE, CURRAN, Col. Fifteenth Regi
ment Kentucky Volunteers, Doc. 531
POPE, JOHN, Gen., at battle of Far-
mington, Miss., Doc. 117
report of Elliott s expedition, Doc. 147
assigned to the command of the
Army of Virginia, D. 32
address to the Army of Virginia,
D. 40 ; Doc. 552
effect of the orders of, D. 45
order for the seizure of rebel pro
perty, etc., D. 46
order of July 25, D. 47
order in reference to depredations,
D. 59
report of the battle of Cedar Moun
tain, Doc. 316
See North-Anna, Va., Doc. 559
report of the fight near Centreville,
Va,, Doc. 603
See Beaver Dam, Doc. 558
See Orange C. H., Va,, Doc. 569
report of his campaign in Virginia,
Doc. 342
despatches and orders sent and re
ceived during his Virginia cam
paign, Doc. 361
campaign of, account of, by a rebel
lieutenant, Doc. 402
relieved of command, D. 74
notices of, D. 19, 20. 23, 50, 52, 62,
64, 66, 67, 68, 70 ; Doc. 4
Poralto, Texas, battle at, D. 1
PORTER, , Col., guerrilla, D. 52
PORTER, D. D., Com., Doc. 48
PORTER, FITZ-JOHN, Gen., D. 79 ; Doc.
7, 67, 231, 238, 246
PORTER, "W. D., Com., mortar-fleet of,
arrived at Fortress Monroe, D. 51
report of the battle of Baton Rouge,
La., Doc. 302
report on the operations before
Vicksburgh, Miss., Doc. 548
notice of, D. 54
Portland, Me., war meeting at, D. 39
Portland, Mo., captured by rebels, D. 57
Port Republic, Va., Fremont occupied,
D. 26
battle of, Doc. 110 ; D. 25
incidents of the battle of, P. 28
Port Royal, S. C., blockade of, ceased.
D. 8
music of the negroes at, P. 43
Port Royal Ferry, S. C., skirmish at
the, D. 86
Portsmouth, Va., Union meeting at,
D. 15 -/Doc. 340
martial law in, D. 31
Postage stamps as currency, D. 41
issue of, authorized by Congress, D. 42
Postal affairs, D. 28
PAGI
Potomac River, collision on the, D. 59
POTTER, R. B., Col., at Washington,
N. C., Doc. 171
See Antietam, Doc. 457
notice of, Doc. 609
POWELL, JAMES, arrest of, D. 17
POWELL, , Senator, of Kentucky,
D. 24
PRATT, GEORGE W., Col. Twentieth
N.Y.S.V., D. SO
PREBLE, GEORGE HENRY, Com., dis
missed, D. S3
PREXTISS, B. M., General, paroled at
Montgomery, Ala., D. 15
arrives at Nashville, Tenn., with
his men, D. 23
Prentiss, Miss., destruction of, D. 84
PRICE, STERLING, at Corinth, D. 91 ;
Doc. 4^8
notices of, D. 54, S3 ; Doc. 119, 4S1
PRIM, , Gen., of Spain, D. 25
PRINCE, HENRY, Gen., at Cedar Moun
tain, Doc. 827
" Princeton," schooner, captured, D. 26
Princeton, Va., fight at, D. 13
Prisoners, exchange of, D. 9, 78 ; Doc. 184
agreement of Gens. Dix and Hill,
Doc. 341
PROCTOR, EDNA DEAN, P. 7
Progressive Friends call on President
Lincoln, D. 29
Providence, R. I., war meeting at, D. 53
meeting of Governors at, D. 71
PRUYN, J. V. L., D. 41
PPGH, , Ex-Senator, D. 4
Pulaski, Tenn., skirmish near, D. 1
QUANTREL, operations of, near Kan
sas, Mo., D. 28
notices of, D. 50, 64, 73, 93
Rabbit cloth. See Southern manufac
tures, P. 10
Ragged Point, Potomac River, Va., D. 59
Railroads of United States taken by
the President, D. 17
RAINS, JAMES S., Gen., rebel, Report
of the battle of Newtonia, Mo.,
Doc. 622
notice of, Doc. 27
RAINSFQRD, JAMES, A.A.G., Doc. 145
" Ralli, Harriet," bark, seizure of, D. 53
released, D. 59
" Rallying song of the Sixteenth Iowa
Volunteers," P. 19
" Rambler," schooner, captured, D. 76
" Rams," by Francis De Haes Janvier,
P. 37
RAMSEY, ALEXANDER, Gov. of Minne
sota, D. 70
RANDALL, JAMES R., P. 25
RANDOLPH, GEORGE W., rebel secre
tary of War, J)oc. 569
RANSOM, G. M., Lieut,, Report of battle
of Baton Rouge, Doc. 302
RANSOM, T. E. G., Col., Doc. 273
Rapidan River, Va., skirmishes aiong
the, D. 52 i Doc. 551
Rapidan Station, Va., destruction of
the bridge at, D. 40
Rappahannock River, Va., fights on
the. See Gen. Pope, D. 63, 64
Rappahannock Station, Va,, C:.onel
Davies s expedition to, D. 94
Ravenswood, Va., occupied by the
rebels, D. 72
READ, EZRA, Surgeon, Doc. 611
READ, GEORGE C., U.S.N., died, D. 03
Readyville, Tenn., fight at, D. 66
Rebel army, desertion in the, D. 27
Rebel atrocities, account of, P. 49
Rebel barbarities. See J. W. An
drews, D. 84
Rebel clergyman, Rousseau s order
in reference to, D. 56
Rebel commissariat, D. 54
Rebel conscription act passed, D. 82 ;
Doc. 11
IXDEX TO THE FIFTH VOLUME.
PAGF
enforced in West-Virginia, D. 98
Jeff Davis s letter to Gov. Brown,
Doc. 336
unconstitutional, D. 86
Rebel Congress. See Confederate
Congress, D. 8T
free navigation of the Mississippi
River discussed in the, D. 87
Rebel excuses for exemption, P. 13
Uebel humanity, P. 27
Rebel military exemption act passed,
D. 91
Rebel sharp-shooters, how their guns
are loaded, P. 11
Rebel treachery, a case of, D. 18 ;
Doc. 427
Rebel lovers " hair falls out. 1 an inci
dent, P.
Rebels arm their slaves, P.
property of, to be seized, Doc. 559 ;
D. 46
compelled to violate their paroles,
D. 54
" Rebellion financed down," P. 15
Recruiting renewed in the North, D.
14, 23, 45
promoted with zeal, D. 54, 5T
RECTOR, II. M., proclamation of May 5,
D. 8 ; Doc. 11
REED, , Lieut,, rebel, report of the
destruction of the Arkansas, Doc. 308
Reedy Creek, Ya., fight at, D. 9
ReelsVille, Mo., fight near, D. 53
" Reliance," steamer, captured, D. 45
RENO, JESSE L., Gen., notices of, D.
63 ; Doc. 34S, 330, 394, 439, 604
death of, D. SO
Burnside s order on the death of,
Doc. 437
funeral of, D. 83
REYNOLDS, J. G., Gen., Doc. 395
Rhode Island, troops from, D. 37
provost regulations in, D. 89
Second Regiment of, Doc. 407
Fourth Regiment of, Doc. 463
Fifth Regiment of, P. 35
Seventh Regiment of D. 77
Eleventh Regiment of, D. 93
Third Artillery of, D. 89
RHIND, A. C., Lieut. Com., Doc. 543
R ICE) , Lieut.-Col., Doc. C9
" Richard O Brien," schooner, cap
tured, D. 37
RICHARDSON-, ISRAEL B., Gen., Doc. 87
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM P., Lieut.-Col.,
Twenty-fifth Ohio Volunteers,
Doc. 34
Richmond, Ky., visited by Morgan s
guerrillas, D. 48
battles of, D. 67
official reports of the battles at, Doc. 407
Indianapolis " Journal " account of,
Doc. 415
rebel reports of, Doc, 422
Richmond, Va., excitement in, on the
approach of McClellan, D. 11
enrolment meeting in, D. 19
women and children to be removed
from, D. 19
fight near, D. 27
the city " must be defended," Doc. 424
effect of the draft in, P. 14
the writing on the wall in, P. 21
Richmond " Dispatch," account of
the battle of Fair Oaks, Va., Doc. 97
Richmond "Examiner" on the duties
of the rebel Congress, D. 60
Richmond "Whig" article on the
emancipation proclamation, D. 89
RICKETTS, JAMES B., Brig.-Gen., Doc.
322, 345, 433
Ridgeville, Va., rebel descent on, D. 77
Rienzi, Miss., skirmish at, D. 61
RIGBY, , battery of, at Cross Keys,
Va., Doc. 106
RISER, J. LAFAYETTE, Col., D. 26;
Doc. 85, 86
" Ringold Flying Artillery," of Read
ing, Pa., P. 13
Ripley, Va., occupied by the Union
ists, D. 79
RITCHIE, , Col. Third Indiana, D. 84
RIVERS, PKINCK, D. 51 ,
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ROBERTS, THOMAS A., Col. Seventeenth
Regiment Maine Volunteers, D. 63
ROBERTS, , Col. Second Maine,
Doc. 69
ROBERTSON, J. B., Lieut.-Col., rebel, re
port of the battle of Gaines s
Mills, Doc. 259
ROBIE, , Col., anecdote of, at Cam-
den, N. C., P. 8
Robijnette, Fort, Doc. 503
ROBINSON, FELIX G., rebel, Doc. 119
ROBINSON, CHARLES, Gov. of Kansas,
proclamation of September 7,
ROBINSON, Gov. JAMES F., proclama
tion of September 22, D. 84
ROBINSON, JOHN C., Gen., Doc. 360
Rocky Ridge, Utah, fight at, D. 33
RODGERS, JOHN, Commander, D. 8
See James River.
RODGERS, JOHN E., Lieut., Doc. 84
RODMAN, ISAAC P., Gen., Doc. 435, 455
death of, D. 83
ROE, F. A., Lieut. Com., report of the
battle of Baton Rouge, Doc. 302
ROEBUCK S speech at Sheffield, Eng.,
D. 56
Rogers ville, Ala., occupation of, Doc.
131 ; D. 10
Rolla, Mo., Government train cap
tured near, D. 14
ROMER, , Capt., his battery at Bull
Run, Doc. 396
Romney Road, Va., National pickets
attacked at, D. 61
ROSE, A. M., Capt., Fourth Michigan
Regiment, Doc. 144
ROSECRANS, W. S., Major-General, at
luka, D. S3 ; Doc. 483
report of the battle of Corinth, D.
91; Doc. 489
notice of, D. 73
Ross, JOHN, letter to Col. Weer, D. 37
See Cherokee.
notice of, D. 79
Ross, LEONARD F.,Brig.-Gen., calls for
slaves, D. 45
order in reference to slaves, D. 82
notices of, Doc. 271, 602
ROST, , Judge, rebel, D. 26
ROUSSEAU, LOVELL II., General, D. 56
at Corinth, Doc. 153
notice of, Doc. 517
See Chaplin Hills.
" llowena," schooner, captured, D. 24
ROWLAND, WM., shot as a deserter, P. 9
Roxbury, Mass., war meeting at, D. 39
RUGER, THOMAS II., Col. Third Regi
ment Wisconsin, Doc. 57
RUGGI.ES, DANIEL, Gen., rebel, refused
the petition of the inhabitants of
St. Tammany, La., D. 39
Rrsii, RICHARD II., Col., Scout of, Doc. 158
RUSSELL, Capt. Second Massachusetts
Regiment, Doc. 139
RUSSELL, , Col. Seventh Massa
chusetts, Doc. 77
RUSSELL, W. II., D. 3
RUSSELL, Earl, his letter on neutrality,
D. 49
Russell s House, Miss., battle at. Doc.
137; D. 12
Rusellville, Ky., capture of, D. 50
fight at, D. 83
RUST, ALBERT, Gen., rebel,
Rutland, Vt,, war meeting at, D. 50
Sabine Pass, Texas, attack on, D. 86
Salisbury, Tenn., skirmish at, D. 53
S VLOMON, FREDERICK, Col. Ninth Wis
consin, D. 42
SALOMON, F., Gen., notice of, D. SS
Report of the battle of Newtonia,
Mo., Doc. 620
SALOMON, EDWARD, Governor of Wis
consin, D. 37
Salt sale of, and removal prevented
in Virginia, D. 89
SANDERS, J., Captain of Andrews s
Sharp-shooters, P. 40
SANDERSON, , of Orleans County,
N. Y., offers to build steam rams,
P. 26
San Francisco, Cal., liberality of, D. 84
Sarah," rebel schooner, captured, D.
Savage s Station, Va., bombardment
at, D. 2
battle of, D. 83 ; Doc. 253
SAXTON, R., Gen., report of the fight
at Harper s Ferry, Doc. 159 ; D. 88
SAYER, FRANKLIN. See Antietam.
" Says Private Maguire," by T. B. Al-
drich, p. 37
Scatterville, Ark., fight at, D. 88
SCAMMON, E. P., Col., report of the bat
tle of Bull Run, Doc. 897
See Antietam.
SCHIMMELFENNIG, Colonel, DOC. 894
SCHLATER, WM. II., A.A.G., Doc. 600
SCHEXCK, Brig.-Geueral, at McDowell,
Va., Doc. 85
SCUENCK, ROBERT C., Major-Gen., re
port of the battle of Cross Keys,
Va., Doc. 106
report of the battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 895
notices of, Doc. 110, 3S1, 3b9
SCHOFIKLD, JOHN M., Gen., assesses
the citizens of St. Louis, Mo., D. 66
notices of, D. 20, 45, 47, 73
SCOFIELD, T. D., account of surrender
of Murfreesboro, Doc. 283
SCOTT, WINFIELD, Gen., review of his
course during the rebellion, D. 90
SCOTT, Major, of the Black-Guards, P. 41
SCOTT, THOS. A., Doc. 5
SCHURZ, CARL, Gen., D. 64 ; Doc. 361, 38*
report of Pope s Virginia campaign,
Doc. 390
Scranton, Pa., war meeting at, D. 54
Seabrook s Point, S. C., skirmish at, D. 22
Searcy, Ark., skirmishes near, D. 12, 1
I Secession trophies, P. 27
I " Secession Warrior," song of the, P. 13
Secession ville, S. S., battle of. See
James Island, S. C.
SEDGEWICK, , Col., reconnoissance
near Corinth, Miss., I). 14 ; Doc. 429
SEDGWICK, JOHN, Gen., D. 79 ; Doc. 29,
88, 233, 2-13, 24S
SEMMES, RAPHAEL, Captain, rebel,
daughter of, P. 33
" Seven days contest," rebel narra
tive, Doc. 24S
Seven Pines, Va., fight near, May 29,
I). 20
battle of, !> . TJ
plan of battle, Doc. 75
an incident of, P. 84
See Fair Oaks, Va., D. 21
SEWARD, WM. II, slave-trade treaty
with Lord Lyons, D. 26
See Earl Russell, D. 49
on the rights of British subjects, I). 62
address to the diplomats announc
ing the Emancipation act, D. ?3
notice of, Doc. 51
Sewell s Point, Va. bombardment of,
D. 5; Doc. 121
SEYMOUR, TRCMAN, General, Doc. 245
SHACKLEFORD, Col. Eighth Kentucky,
D. 70
Shady Springs, Va., skirmish at, D. 66
Sharpsburgh, Md., skirmish near, D. 83
SHEEHAN, T. J., report of the attack
on Fort Ridgely, Doc. 5S9
SHEFFEY, Mr., his speech in the Vir
ginia House of Delegates, I). 13
Sheff s Mountain, Va., guerrilla fight
at, D. 17
SHIELDS, JAMES, Brisr.-Gen., thanked
by the Legislature of Ohio, P. 14
Shelburne, Mo., fight near, D. SC
Shelbyville, Ky., evacuated, D. 89
Shelbyville, Tenn., Union meeting at,
I). 24
SHEPI.EY, GEORGK F., Gen., appointed
Mayor of New-Orleans, D. 14
order for prayer at New-Orleans, D. 19
Shepherdstown, Va., rebel rifles cai>-
turedat, D. 85
Union reconnoissance near, D. 88
fight near, Doc. 624
Shepherdsville, N. C., Union meeting
at, D,,c.
Shepherdsville, Ky., raid on, D. 71
fight at, D. 84
SHERIDAN, P. II., Brig.-General, V. 84
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See Chaplin Hills, Ky., Doc. 516
SHERMAN, W. T., confirmed, D. 2
assumed command at Memphis,
Tenn., D. 45
takes possession of the rebel resi
dences in Memphis, Tenn., D. 49
employs negroes at Memphis, D. 58
report of the occupation of Corinth,
Miss., Doc. 149
See " Russell s House, Miss."
Shiloh, incident of the battle of, P. 11
SHINGLES, Col., rebel, D. 76
SiTiN-GWACK, Indian chief. See Wis
consin Indians, D. 70
SHIRK, J. W., Lieut., U.S.N., Doc. 20T
Shirley s Ford, Mo., fight at, D. 84
SHULTZER, THOMAS, arrested, D. 63
" Short, Paul," P. 6
SIBER, Colonel, D. 74
SIBLEY, II. II., Col., report of the bat
tle of Yellow Medicine, Doc. 615
Sibley s Landing, Mo., fight near, D. 93
SICKLES, DANIEL E., General, resumed