Elliott,
D.
Ellswobtb,
Daggett,
Elzey,
Dahlgren,
Emmons,
Dana,
Emory,
Datenpojet,
Engle,
Davidson
EUSTIS,
Daties,
Evans,
Davis,
EwEi.r^
Dawson,
Ewino.
Dearino,
Deas,
F.
Debbat,
Faoan,
De Camp,
Fairfax,
De Couroit,
Farnsworth,
Dkitki.er,
Farragut,
Denison,
Famran,
Fearing,
GODON,
Febiger,
GOLDSBOROUOH,
Fendall,
Gooding,
Ferguson,
Gordon, j
Ferbero,
Gorman,
Ferry,
€rOYAN,
Fessenden,
Graham,
Field,
Granbury,
FiNNEGAN,
Granger,
FiSK,
Grant,
Fitch,
Grayson,
Floyd,
Greene,
FONTANB,
Greer,
Foote,
Gregg,
Force,
Gregory,
Ford,
Gresham,
Forrest,
Grierson,
Forsyth,
Griffin,
Foster,
Grose,
Frailey,
Grover,
Franklin,
Guest,
Fremont,
GWYN.
French,
Fbonen,
H.
Frost,
Hackelman,
Fry,
Haggerty,
Fuller,
Hagood,
Fueguson.
Haix,
Halleck,
a
Hamblin,
Gaines,
Hamilton,
Gamble,
Hamlin,
Gansevoobt,
Hammond,
Gantt,
Hampton,
Gardner,
Hancock,
Garfield,
Handy,
Garnett,
ITAPng^^
Garrard,
Hardib,
Gartrxll,
Hardin,
Gary,
Harkkr,
Geary,
Harland,
Gersham,
Harney,
Getty,
Gholson,
Harris,
Gibbon,
Harrison,
Gibbs,
Harrow,
Gibson,
Hart,
Gilbert,
Hartranit,
Gillem,
Hartsuff,
Gillbspii,
Hartweu^
Gillis,
Harwooo,
GlLLMOEl,
Hasoall,
Gist,
Haskin,
Glasgow,
Hatch,
Glabson,
Havft,
Glendy,
Hawkinb,
GUSSON,
Hawlkt,
Gltnh,
Hayib,
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687
Haywood,
Jameson,
LiPPINCOTT,
McGlNNIS,
Hazard,
Jamessok,
LiTTELL,
McGowAN,
Hazen,
Jaryis,
LOCKWOOD,
McIntosh,
Hbath,
Jenkins,
Logan,
McKean,
Hkbb,
Johnson,
LOMAZ,
McKenzib,
Bbbbrt,
Johnston,
Long,
McKibben,
Heckman,
Jones,
LONGSTREBT,
McKlNSTRY,
Heintzelman,
JOURDAN,
LORING,
McLaughlih.
Henderson,
Judah.
LOVB,
McLaws,
Henrt,
LOYBLL,
McLean,
Herbert,
E.
Lowe, .
McMillan,
Herron,
Kamerlino,
Lowell,
IfoMULLBN,
Heth,
Kane,
Lowndes,
MCKEI^
HlOOEN,
Kautz,
Lucas,
McPhkrson,
Hill,
Kearny,
Ludlow,
McRab,
HlNDMAN,
Keifer,
Lynch,
Meade,
Hinks,
Keim,
Lyon,
Meaghbb,
Hitchcock,
Kelley,
Lytle.
Meigs,
HOBART,
Kemper,
Mercer, ,
HOBSON,
Kenly,
M.
Meredith,
Hodge,
Kershaw,
Hacey,
Merrill,
HOFF,
Ketchum,
Madill,
Merritt,
HOFFAN,
Keyes,
Macomb,
Meryinb,
Hoffman,
Kilpatrick,
Maffitt,
MiDDLBTON,
Hoke,
Kilty,
Maggi,
Miles,
HOLLIMS,
Kimball,
Magruder,
Miller,
Holmes,
King,
Mahonb,
MiLLIGAN,
H0LTZELAW9
Kingsbury,
Maltby,
MiLROY,
Hood,
KiNTZING,
Manby,
MiSSROON,
Hooker, .
Kirby,
Manigalt,
Mitchei^
H0FKIH81
Kirk,
Mansfibld,
Mitchell,
Horn,
Kirkland;
Manson,
MiTCHIB,
HOTIT,
KiTCHING,
Marchand,
MOLINBUX,
Howard,
Knipe,
Marcy,
Monigel,
Howi,
KOLTSS,
Marin,
Monroe,
HOWSLL,
Krzyzanowski*
Marmadukb,
MONTGOMBRTi
Hubbard,
Martindalb,
Moody,
HUOER,
L.
Marshall,
Moore,
Hughes,
Lander
Marston,
MORELL,
Hull,
Lane,
Mason,
Morgan,
Hume,
Lanier,
Matthias,
Morris,
Humphreys,
Laman,
Maury,
Morse,
Hunt,
Lardner,
Maxcy,
Morton,
Hunter,
Latimer,
McAllister,
Mosby,
HUNTON,
Lauman,
McArthur,
Mott,
Hurlbut.
Layelletti,
McBride,
MOUTON,
Lawler,
McCall,
Mower,
L
Ledlib,
McCauley,
MULFORD,
Imbodbn,
Lee,
McCausland,
MULLANY,
Inoalls,
Legoktt,
McClellan,
Mulligan,
Inoraham,
Leroy,
McGlernand,
Murray,
Inman,
Lewis,
McCluney,
Myers.
Innes,
LiDDELL,
McCooK,
Iyrrson.
LiGHTBURN,
McCraig,
N.
Lincoln,
McCrbllis,
Kaolbb,
J.
LiNCH,
McCULLOCH,
Kbglby,
Jaokman,
LiTTLEFISLD,
MCDOUGALL,
NBIL^
Jackson,
JilYINOSTONl,
McDowBLi^
Kblson,
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NAMES OF GENEBALS AMD NAYAL COMMANDEBS
Newoomb,
Pleas ANTON,
Rodman,
Shubrick,
Nkwtok,
Plummbr,
Rolando,
Shufeldt,
Nicholas,
POE,
Ronckendobtf,
Shunk,
Nichols,
Polk,
ROSECRANS,
Shuttlkworth,
Nicholson,
Poor,
Ross,
Sibley,
NiCKSBSOK
Pope,
ROSSEAU,
Sickles,
Porter,
ROSSER,
Sioel,
a
Potter,
Rowan,
Siofried,
OoDEir,
Potts,
Rowley,
Sill,
Oqlksbt,
Powell,
RUCKER,
SiMONDS,
Oliycr,
Pratt,
RUDD,
Singleton,
Opotkx,
Preble,
RUOER,
Slack,
Ord,
Prentiss,
RUNYON,
Slaughter,
Orme,
Preston,
Russell,
Slemmbr,
OSBAND,
Price,
Rust.
Sloat,
OSTBRHAUa,
Prince,
Slocum,
OWBNS.
Pritchard,
a
Slough,
Pryor,
Salomon,
Smith,
P.
PURTIANCE,
Salsmon,
Smyth,
Painb,
Putnam,
Salter,
SORRELL,
Palmer,
Pyle.
Sanborn,
Spears,
Pardee,
Sanders,
Spicer,
Parker,
Q.
Sanford,
Spinola,
Parkes,
QUANTRILL,
Saroeant,
Spotts,
Parrott,
Quarles,
Sartori,
Spragub,
Parsons,
QUINBT.
Satterleb,
Stock,
Patrick,
Saunders,
Stahel,
Patterson,
R.
Saxton,
Stanley,
Patton,
Radford,
SCAMMON,
Stannard,
Paul,
Bains,
Schemmblfknnino,
Starkweathis,
Paulding,
Ramsat,
SCHENCK,
Stedman,
Paxton,
Ransom,
Schermbrhorn,
Steedman,
Patne,
Raum,
SCHOEPF,
Steele,
Pbabodt,
RAWLINOi,
Schofield,
Stein,
Peaeob,
Read,
SCRIBBR,
Steinwehr,
Pearson,
Reed,
SCHURZ,
Stellwagen,
Peck,
Reid,
Scott,
Stembel,
Peerce,
Reillt,
SCRIYEB,
Stemmen,
Peoram,
Reno,
Sears,
Stetens,
Pemberton,
Reterb,
Sedgwick,
Stephenson,
Pender,
Reynolds,
Selfridgs,
Stewart,
Psndbrorast,
Rhind,
Semmes,
Stiles,
Pennock, '
Rhoddt,
Seward,
Stolbraud,
Penntpaoksb,
Rhodes,
Seymour,
Stone,
Penrose,
Rice,
Shackbliord,
Stoneman,
Pbrino,
Richardson,
Shalbr,
Storer,
Perrt,
RiCKBTTS,
Shanks,
Stoughton,
Pbttiorjew,
RiDGELBT,
Sharp,
Stovall,
Phelps,
RiNO,
Shaw,
Strahl,
Philups,
RiNOOOLO
Shblbt,
Stralbrand,
Piatt,
RlPLET,
Shepabd,
Stribung,
Pickering,
RiTCHIB,
Shbplbt,
Stringham,
Pibroi,
Rites,
Sheridah,
Strong,
Pike,
ROBBINS,
Shbbman,
Strophkl,
Pile,
Roberts,
Sherwood,
Stuart,
Pillow,
Robertson,
Sturgis,
Robinson,
Shiras,
SULUTAN,
PLAISTKDy
B0DOBB8,
Shiklit,
Sully,
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Sumner,
Trobrluid,
W.
Whipple,
SWAIH,
True,
Wade,
White,
SWATNE,
Tucker,
Wadsworth,
Whiting,
SWARTWOUT,
Turchin,
Wagner,
Whittaker,
SWEBNT,
Turner,
Wainwright,
WiGFALL,
Sweet,
Tuttlb,
Walcutt,
Wilde,
Stkbs.
Twioos,
Walke,
Wilkes,
Tyler,
Walker,
Wilcox,
T.
Tykdalb.
Wallace,
Williams,
Taliaferro,
Wallen,
Williamson,
Tatnall,
U.
Walthall,
WiLLICH,
Taylor,
Ulhman,
Ward,
WiNSLOW,
Tebbetts,
Underwood.
Warner,
WiNTHROP,
Terrill,
Washburne,
WiSTAR,
Terry,
V.
WOHER,
Thatcher,
Van Alen,
Weate^
WOLCOT,
Thayer,
Van Brunt,
Webb,
Wood,
Thomas,
Van Glete,
Weber,
Woodbury,
Thompson,
Van Dorn,
Webster,
Woodhull,
Thurston,
Van Vleit,
Weed,
Woods,
TlBBITTS,
Van Wyck,
Weisignbr,
WOODWORTH,
TiDBALL,
Vandertbe,
Weitzel,
Wool,
Tilohman,
Vaughn,
Welles,
WORDEN,
TiLLSON,
Veatch,
Wells,
Wright,
TlLTON,
ViELE,
Welsh,
Wyman.
Thompkins,
VlLLEPIOUK,-
Werden,
Toombs,
Vincent,
Wessells,
Y.
TORBERT,
Vinton,
West,
Young.
Tower,
VOGDES,
Wharton,
Towksehd,
Von STKurwiHB,
Whxaton,
Z.
Tracy,
VORIS.
Wheeler,
ZOLLIOOFTEB,
Tbxnohabd,
ZOOK.
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TO THE LEADING ANECDOTES, INCIDENTS, ETC.
* Those in BaUcs relate to Woman's Reoobd in the Scenes and Events of the War.
A. PAOI.
A "Long "Portrait 146
A Pass that woald'nt Pass 434
Abe and Andy 422
Absence of Col. J. from C't M.,— and Why. 436
Accidents will Happen 61
Accommodating himself to Circumstances. . . 152
Admiral Farragnt, Tete-apTete with 390
Admiral Farragut's Final Answer to the Emis-
saries of Treason 354
Admired Farragut*8 Gallantry to Mist Victor* 379
" Footfr— Farewell Scene 378
" Footers Terms to Gen. Tilghman . .367
" Porter's Big Scare 361
Advantage cf Military Firmneu 439
Adrioe from the Disbanded Volunteer 33
Advised to Stick to his Business. . 46
Affecting Appeal to a Union Commissary 473
Affecting Mementoes of Gettysburg 627
Afraid of the GirVs Eye! 26
After the Firing on Old Sumter 176
Agreeable Inducements to Travelers 462
Agreeable Reciprocity of Union Sentiment, . . . 566
JJif Motherf Mother I I knew you would come 1.534
Ahead of hU Troops 346
" Aint no business wid a gun/' 490
Alabama and Kearsarge, Combat between. . .365
Alabama Planter and the Anti-Slavery Lead-
ers together 37
Albemarle Ram, Sinking the. 371
PAOI.
Alast the Poor Soldier 608
Albert, the Drummer Boy of the Mass. 23d.. 267
AUaMother Can Do 161
AU for her Lover 577
All for Nothing 614
All for the Whiskey 479
All through a Mistake 298
American Soldiers Then and Now 142
Ammunition sent by the Enemy Just in Time.5I 1
Amours and Fancies of the Camp 536
" of a New Orleans Judge 652
An Hibernian's Tustle with a Miss. " Tiger ".333
An Honor to her Sex 478
" And a litde child shall lead them." 587
'* And the brother shall deliver up the brother
to death" 59
Anderson and his brave little Company leav-
ing Fort Sumter 254
Andrew Jackson's Famous " Union " Toast . .23
Andy Johnson and the Clerical Secessionist. . .89
" " *s (Gov.) Supplement to one of
Lorenzo Dow's Stories 48
Anglo-African Daughter of the Regiment 193
Anna Manley, the Baltimore Heroine 528
Annie Lillybridge and Lieutenant W. 621
Another Cassabianca. 373
*' of the Uncle Toms 104
Answering the Secretary, and the General. . . .647
Anxious for a Trade 468
Non.— It haa been made a point to preeent, in this Index, the names of noted p*r$o§u and places aa tally aa poael-
ble in the headings, in order to flidUtate the reader^a reference, tlirougfa that meana, to anecdotes pertaining to partic-
ular soenea and their actoft. In the nature of the case, howerer, this mode of ipedfic designation iras praetioable
only to a very limited extent, without enlarging the list abnoat indefinitely ; and, thereibre, the names of the multitude
of localities, eommanders, dlTislona, corps, regiments, Tessels, etc., to which these anecdotes relate, are, in the great
minority of Instancea, to be ft>nnd embodied in the reading matter itself; rather than in the indexed titles or textual
eapttona. It mayalao be remarked, thMintarifJhe-iixth* at the anecdotes which came under notice in the preparation
ot tUa work, were n|)ected aa vfcrthUu/orpntervation; only the best were retained,— thus enabling the votuma to
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Appeal fir a Furlough — with an Appendage,,. 435
Application of the tenn ''Contraband" by
Gen. Butler 102
Appointment of fiurnside as a Cadet 565
" of Mrs Reynolds as a Major in
the Army 268
Arkansas, Fron^Door Confabulations in 43
Armstrong, the Rebel Dominie, before Geni
Butler 145
Army Matrimonial Advertisementa^Hint to
Romantic Young Ladies 575
Aifest of Joe Guild by Col. Myers 64
" of one of Gen. Grant's Aids by a Col-
ored Guard 429
As good as a Captured Gun 343
Astonishing Ignorance on board a Gunboat. .391
Atlanta Young Lady, Conversation with an, . .607
Attending to Business in Regular Order 643
Aunt Charlotte, the old Cook at Newbem 507
Availing himself of a Joke 58
Backmg the Commander-in-Chief 150
Bad Atmosphere for a Patriot's Lungs 140
" for the Cow 46
" Habit amongst Mules 458
Badge of Treason in a New York Ball Room .111
Bailey's Dam for saving the Miss. Squadron.. 3 76
Baker, Ellsworth, Lyon— a Brave Trio 520
Balance of Power Maintained between Tur-
keys and Chickens 475
Baltimore Heroine — Anna ManUy 528
Baltimore Unconquerables, Examin*g one ofthe.\35
Bankhead (Com.), Expensive Joke on, by a
Southern Dame 384
Banking Operations of Gen. Schoepf in Ey..469
Banks' (Gen.) Morning Call at Marshal
Kane's Door 53
Banks* { Gen.) Reply to a Boston Lady 143
Baptism fir the Dead 588
Bates, Reception of the Rebel Commissionera
in London by Mr 25
Battle with Snow-balls at Chattanooga 275
Bearing the Standard through Baltimore 309
Beauties of Rebel Conscripting 181
Beautiful but Dead on the Field of Honor. . .518
Beauty of Nullification and of the Guillotine. 149
Became a Soldier after all 606
Beecher's Case of Muskets for the South. . . .405
Beef Steak and Hot Rolls every Morning.. . .483
Behind the Trees : Maine and Georgia 244
Bell's (John) Tennessee Iron Works 103
Ben Butler in Council with the Secession Con-
spirators 32
Ben McCuUoch and Joe Baxter 590
Ben Phillips, the Hoary Old Bloodhound. . . .265
Benefit of Cleigy 71
Beware of a Soldier's Wifi 1 629
Bibles on Shipboard — Touching Scene 393
Big Job in Prospect 150
Billiards on board the Ironsides 371
Billy Shelton, the Martyr Patriot Boy 148
Billy Wilson's Zouaves : Extraordin'y Scene. 184
Bimey (Gen.), Startling Adventure of. 234
Births of Boys and Girls in Wcur Times 566
Bishops Meade and Polk in Consultation. . . .260
Black, the Scotch Deserter at Leesbuig 177
Bleeding, but had his Colors with him 287
" to Death, but Sound as a Trout. . .302
Blenker scorning to Retreat 310
Blondin's Art serving a Good Figure. 69
Bloody Sabre Charge by Col. Minty 304
Bloody (The) Flag of Fort Pillow 570
Blue-Jacket on the Qnarter-Deck of his Mnle.368
Bob, the Spunky Drummer Boy 339
Bogus Yankee Legislature in Geoigia 117
Bcid Female Smuggler and Highwayman 487
Bounty-Jumper Ci4)tured by a Dog 200
Bowie Knife Conflict at Battle of Pea Ridge.318
Boy Soldiers at the Old One's Trade 316
Boy ( The;Father to the Man 80
" Boys, I'm for the Union still ! " 281
Branding Deserters at Castle Thunder. 203
Brandy at Fort Sumter : Poor Pryor 491
" for a Sick Lieutenant 451
" " AU Hands 514
Brave and Good but must be Shot*. 409
Bravo for Pea Ridge 328
Bread Cast upon the Waters -555
Breckmridge's Son 327
Bridegroom and Volunteer the Same Night, . . .213
Brief but Eventful History 153
Brigld Girls in Missouri 604
Brilliant Strategy of Gen. Smith at Red Rivcr.312
Broadbrim's Method with Secessionists 110
Brownell {Mrs.), the Heroine of Newbem 268
Brownlow, a Point for- Helping a Soldier. . .469
" expressing bis Sentiments in Jail. .67
" prefers the 'Direct* Route to HcU.125
Buchanan's Cabinet Dramatic Scene in 26
Buchanan's (Admuul) Sword Yielded widi a
Bad Grace 380
Buckner hung his Head 415
Bufoi^'s Method of Stirring-up Teamsters. . .509
Bull Run Battlefield, Horrors of 323
" " , Horse Incidents at .499
Buried with his Sister's Picture. 628
Buriesque on Peace Propositions 47
Bumsid^ Appointment of, as a Cadet 565
** Directing a Retreat 336
' , Mose Bryan jaying his Respects to.578
Bushwhackers Kept at Bay by a Brave Girl, , .619
Butler CGen.) as a Young Lawyer 607
in Council with the Secessionist Con-
spirators -32
Butler's Laconic Hint to a Pilot 374
*' 's "Shameful Tyranny" in N. Orkaos. .495
<' 'b Style of Clearing off a Table 482
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Buzzard's Koost, Beading the Amnesty Proc-
lamation at 124
By-Scene at the Battle of Leesborg S86
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Cabinet Pictures Before and After the Electi<m.69
Calhoun, Garrison at the Grave of 151
** John Quincy Adams foretelling the
Future to 123
Calhoun's Escape from the Gallows 128
California Joe and his Telescopic Rifle 236
Calumnious Charge of loyalty against John
Hawkins 28
Canadian Editor's Interview with President
Lincoln 489
Canine Patriotism, Sufierings, and £(onors. . . 504
Capital Ruse to save Springfield 267
Cc^t; Dickson's Ride with the Pretty Secesh ... 524
" Strong delivering his Revolvers 259
« TUdon's Lucky Escape 342
*' '« Trade/or a Kiss 605
Career of Frank Henderson 173
Carolinian Unionist Showing the Track 52
Garter's Polite Mode of giving Information. .259
Carving his own Headboard 595
Oass's Backbone 139
Castle Thunder, Branding Deserters at 233
Caught in his Own Trap 424
Cause for Rejecting a Hecruit 194
Cavender, the Martyr Preacher 139
Challenging the Sentinel 401
Chance fir a "Lady of Character" 548
Change of Tune and Position 261
Changed his Mind 199
Characteristic Lad/s Joke 593
" Pluck of a Western Soldier. ... 296
"Chaige! Chester, Chaige!" 356
Charleston Women under Fire 585
Chase, Joke of the President on Secretary. . .465
Chase of the " Sovereign " 388
Chattanooga, Battle with Snow-balls at 275
Cheers and a "Tiger" for Harry Bumm 192
" instead of a Speech 56
Chickamauga and Chattanooga. 503
Childhood's Prayer in the Last Hour. 548
Chronicles of a Railway Trip 147
Circulation of Union Proclamations in South
Carolina 109
Circumstances Alter Principles 108
Cities Built and in Embryo: Schaeflfer and
Ould at a Joke 69
Clerical Prisoners of State 1 SO
Clerks of the President 1 35
Ciever Dogs, but both Sudsed Eggs..., 620
" Useof the Conntersign S18
Clinging to the Guns .365
Close of McPherson's Noble Career 253
Cluster of little Courtesies 484
Co£Eee for JadL. 883
Colond Farrar Winding-up a Dance 51 7
Colonel Gazley doing a little Guard-Duty. . . .41 8
Owen's Squad DriU 407
" Polk, and Sanders the Refugee 100
Combat between the Kearsaige and Alabama.365
" Come from 'Ginny, sure," 116
Comedy of Cabinet Errors 54
Coming Events cast their Shadows before. . . .143
Command of the Virginia Forces tendered to
Gen. Scott : .71
Comment on Mr. Sloanaker's "Beautiful*
Portrait" .*. 643
Commission of Major confirred on a Lady. . , .558
Commissioner deciding a Question of Age. . .184
Complimentary Responses of a Soldier to his
General 432
Complimentary Salutations to his General. . .195
Compliments of the Season 330
Compromising the Capitol Flag 73
Conciliatory Mesmerism 108
Conditional Offer of his Autograph by General
Grant 564
Confederate Brooches not to Gen. Vtele's Taste.620
" Notes in Maryland 68
Confession of a Rebel Officer to Gen. Grant.. .60
Congressman Ely at the Confederate Passport
Office 424
Connecticut Tenth, Corporal of the 205
" Twelfth, Weitzcl satisfied with the.41 5
Constructive Parole Rights 94
Consul and General matched against each
other in Savannah 511
Contempt for Confederate Lines, Paroles, etc., 536
" Contraband," Application of the Term by
Gen. Butler 102
Contra'd News : an Editor before the Cabinct.492
Contrast between the Two 641
Conundrums at the Wrong Time 502
Conversation with an Atlanta Young Lady. . . .607
" on his Threatened Assassination.640
Converting Lady Rebels 595
Cord for Cord — Secession Currency. 474
Corinth, Gould the Hero of 103
Cost of a Canteen of Water 317
Cotton Burners in Louisiana 453
Could not Wait for Death 510
Conld'nt Pass with his Cigar 406
Courage of Woman during Battle 594
Court-Martialing a Whole Division 312
Crossing Fox River 85
Culpepper, Maiden Lovelinessat 571
CnmHIrland, Last Gun of the Ship 352
Curiosity of Rebel Soldiers to hear President
Lincoln's Message 131
Customer for Grant's Biogn^y 511
D.
DaUtanee and Treachery^Lt. H. and Mrs. C.531
Dam (Bailey's) for saving the Miss. Sqnad'n.S76
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Danger of Freedmen Voting 69
Daring Attack apon a Paymaster's Boat 397
Davis (Gen. J. C.)» Tragical Encounter be-
tween Gen. Nelson and 418
Davis, Jejfferton, and Elizabeth Self. 134
Davis's Chairs in Readiness for Ulyssei 114
Davis's Trap for Grant 274
Deaf and Dumb Soldier 196
Dealing witfaia Rebel Trader 504
Death Preferred to the Southern Oath 187
" Smiling in Victory's Embrace 370
Death-bed Scene •f the Murdered President. .635
Deathly Encounter between Bunt and Lough-
borough 227
DeUrious Bravery of a Southern Hotspur. . . .334
Ddiveredat the Eleventh Hour 580
Delivering up their Swords at Fort Pulaski. .334
Delivery of their Ammunition before Surren-
dering 294
Dem Rotten Shell \ 370
Description of So. Carolina by Judge Pettigru.74
Deserting a Bad Cause 192
Determined Capture of a Texan Battle Flag.. 342
Devotion of a Private to Gen. McPherson. . .330
** of Farragut's Men to their Admiral. 374
" to the Stars and Stripes 64
Dick Bowles parting with bis Revolver 231
Dick, the Four-footed Orderly 559
Dickson** (Capt.) Ride with the PreUy Seceth, b2A
Didn't like Vallandigham's Defeat. 70
Disappointed Expectations 642
Discussion between Mi^er Downing and Mr.
Linkin 44
Diseases of the Brain and Heart. 93
Disguised as a Bell-Wether 260
Dissensions in " the Happy Family/' 659
Distribution of his Bounty 216
Disturbing an Orator 01
Divide is the Word, or you are a Dead Johnny .484
"Divil a Macarthy drawn a^all-at-all" 203
Dixie, On the Road to 105
" Do they miss me at Home ? " 324
Doctor '» Dismissal for Drunkenness and
Kissing 437
Doctor ^'s Loyalty rather Coppery 63
Dondson, Frankie Bragg the little Patriot a/. .613
Donning the Breeches 196
'Don't shoot there any more— that's Father ! '.241
Doubtful Loyalty, Political and Matrimonial. .570
**Doughnation "from the Maine Ladies 492
DougUs (Senator) and Gen. Stewart on " the
Situation," ^ . .57
Douglas's last Message to his Sons 127
Douglas's {Mrs.) Noble Resistance to Southern
Persuasion 536
Doum upon the Table Waiters 421
Dr. Cottman in Butler's Hands 60
Dr. Rucker— his Case and Escape 75
Dramatic Scene in Mr. Buchanan's Cabinet. .26
Duel on Honeback in one of the Peninsula
Battles 224
Dutch Landlord's use of Grayback Twentie0.445
B.
£0910* to he a Soldier : Handsome Lizzie 204
Eagle at the Mast Head 390
Easy Way of Cutting Red Tape, by Grant. .428
Eating up the Stars and Bars 623
Effect of Crinoline on "Union" Sentiments,. .182
Eighth Ohio Blazing Away 294
Eleven-Year-Old Warrior Picking-off the
Enemy 241
Elizabeth Comstock and the Dying Soldier ... .526
Ellsworth, Baker, Lyon— a Brave Trio 520
Ellsworth's Assassination 321
Ely (Congressman^ at the Confederate Pass-
port Office 424
Emphatically a Bootless Undertaking 281
Emptying a Hawk's Nest 344
Encounter of Picket Wits 271
Enlistment of " Stonewall Jackson " in die
Union Army 183
Entombment of a Virginia Loyalist. 106
Equal to the Emergency 192
Escape from Libby Prison through a Young
Lady's Intervention 585
Esci^ of Gen. Tyler and his Staff. 251
Estimate of Confederate ** Promises to Pay,"
Down South 481
Examining one of the Baltim'e Unoonquerdbles.\9&
Executive Favor well Bestowed. 548
Expensive Joke on Commander Bankhead by a
Southern Dame 384
Explaining the Initials " 0. V. Af." 224
ExploiU of " the French Lady." 367
F.
Failed to Hold his Position : Gen. Palmer to
Gen. Pope 270
Faith and its Reward. 546
Falling Back at the Wrong Moment 606
Falstaff in the Cavalry Service ?. . .313
Familiar Chat about Generals 112
" Talk with Mr. Lincoln on the Eman-
cipation Proclamation. . . . , 651
Family Quarrel settled on the Battle-field. . . .245
Family Swords not to be Exempted 550
Fanny and Nellie of the 24th New Jers^ 1 70
Farewell Scene among the Tan 378
Farragut, Gallantry of to Miss Victor 379
" when a Midshipman 369
Farragut's Final Answer to the Emissaries of
Treason 354
Farragut's Men, Devotion of, to their Adml. .374
Farrar (Col.) Winding up a Dance. 527
Fatal Fulfillment of a Jest 58i
Fate of a Coward 1 69
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