Doc. 20; D. 36
confirmed as Brig.-Gen., D. 54
Porter Field's Farm, fight af,

PAGE

proclamation relinquishing his
command,
notice of,

Doc. 407
D. 45, 75
Patterson's Creek, Col. Williams'
report of the skirmish at,
D. 8; Doc. 174
Peace, proposition of Mr. Cox, of
Ohio,
Doc. 485
Albany Journal on,
D. 73
resolutions of Louisville, Ky.,
Doc, 532
"Philadelphia Presbyterian," ar-
ticle on the proposition for, P. 39
Peace meetings at Saybrook, Conn.,
D. 67
at Nyack, N. Y., July 15th,
Doc. 311; D. 81
D. 68
of Md., opposed the
bill legalizing the acts of the
President,

at Louisville, Ky.,
PEARCE,

PECK, JOHN A., appointed Brig.-

Gen.,

PEGRAM,

at Rich Mountain,

D. 48

D. 60

Gen., rebel,

D. 25

render of,

Government,

D. 27
documents relating to the sur-
Doc. 286; D. 28
Pennsylvania, troops of, supplied to
D. 44

Doc. 540

Gov. Curtin's proclamation to the

people of, Aug. 20,

Pennsylvania Militia, 17th Regt., D. 41
23d Regiment of,

26th Regiment of, list of officers
of,
Doc. 146
Pennsylvania Volunteers, 7th Regi-
ment of, arrived at Washington,

11th Regiment of,

PAGE

to the people of Missouri at
New Madrid,
Doc. 442
"Pillow Guards" of Memphis, P. 84
PINO, MIGUEL, Col. New Mexico
Vols.,
D. 29
PIRTLE, Judge, remarks at
Louisville, Ky., July 13, Doc. 297
"Plan of Settlement," the, of the
N. Y. Journal of Commerce,
Doc. 476
PLUMMER, Capt., at Wilson's
Creek,
D. 62
Pocomoke River, Va., an account of
the expedition to,
Doc. 477
Pohick Church, Va., skirmish at, D. 70
Point of Rocks, Md., account of the
skirmish near, D. 56; Doc. 481
Polish Brigade, rebel, 1st Regt., D. 46
POLK, -, of Mo., notice of, D. 41
POLK, LEONIDAS, Bishop, assumed
the command of his division,
Doc. 310; D. 13
Memphis Appeal's opinion of, D. 18
general order of, July 14, D. 30
how he forsook the gown for the
sword,
P. 102
POPE, Jonx, Gen., confirmed as
Brig.-Gen.,
D. 54
order in reference to the naviga-
tion of the Missouri,

Doc. 244; D. 16
PORTER, SEWARD, captain of the
rebel tugboat,
D. 26
Portland, Me., patriotism of the
women of,
P. 41
Portland, Oregon, resolutions pass-
ed at a Union meeting at, P. 100
Post-Office department, order in

reference to sokliers' letters, D. 48
mail communication with the
South,

Potomac River, batteries on,
Potosi, Mo., skirmish at,
POTTER, JOHN F.. report on the
loyalty of the Government em-
ployees,
Doc. 446
PRATT, CALVIN C., Col. 81st Regt.
N. Y. S. V., Doc. 170; D. 7
PRATT, CALVIN E., Col., report on
the battle of Bull Run, Doc. 867
PRATT, G. W., Col. N. Y. 20th
Regt. N. Y. S M.,
D. 50-53
PRENTISS,, Gen., captures Mis-

S. A., killed at Bull Run, Doc. 26
RAND, EDWD. SPRAGUE, jr.
Rank of officers in the U. S. army,
how to distinguish the,
RANSOM,, Col. 11th Regt. Illi
nois Volunteers,
Rappahannock River, Va., fight on
the,
D. 6
RAWLINGS, T. E., Major, surprised
near Newmarket Bridge, Va.,
anecdote of a secession lawyer of
St. Louis.
P. 83
RAYMOND, HENRY J., quoted by
the Memphis Appeal,
D. 49
his account of the advance into
Virginia,
Doc. 820

P.

P. 86

D. 71

D. 85

Doc. 846
Doc. 869

P. 85
D. 5
D. 63

RAYNOR, WM. H., his defence of
Gen. Schenck,
READ, THOS. BUCHANNAN,
REAGAN, JOHN H., postmaster-gen,

Doc. 195

P. 76

patriotism of the banks of,

D. 65

Phillipa, Va., skirmish near,

D. 2

nt Ironton, Mo.,

anecdote of,

P. 82

"PRENTISS Guards "of Cairo, Ill.,

PHILLIPS, BENJ., of Va. See Guc-

P. 59
D. 67
P. 84

why the army of, don't march, P.
loss of, in the battle of Bull Run,

PHILLIPS, D. B., rebel, report of the
skirmish at Hawk's Nest, Va.,
Doc. 539

Presbytery.

P. 12

PHILLIPS, WENDELL, quoted D. 49
Pickets murdered at Alexandria,

meeting of the Charleston Pres-
bytery,

PRESTON, S. M., notice of, Doc. 537
PRESCOTT, Lieut. 1st Rhode
Island Volunteers, killed at
Bull Run,
Doc. 19

D. 41

PIERCE, E. A.. Brig.-Gen., returned

"Pretender, description of the
army of the,
PREUSS, HENRY CLAY,
PRICE, STERLING, Gen., expelled by

Doc. 891
P. 5

handcuffs for the.

P. 24

Governor of Western Va.,

inaugural address of,

first proclamation of,

D. 4
Doc. 153
D.

6

P. 43

message.

message to the Legislature of
Western Virginia, Doc. 158; D. 16
documents accompanying the
Doc. 162
proclamation of, June 224, Doc. 166
letter to President Lincoln, Doc. 162
PILE, WM. A.. Rev., 1st Missouri
Regt., captures 24 rebels,
PILLOW, GIDEON J., proclamation

the Union State Convention, D. 88
report of the battle of Wilson's
Creek,
Doc. 506
proclamation of, at Springfield,
Mo.,
D. 74
Proclamation of, Aug. 20, Doc. 541
Prisoners of war, the exchange of
considered by the N. O. Picay
une,
Doc. 529; D. 66
released by the rebels,
D. 65
Rosecrans order is reference to
the arrest and discharge of, D. 68

barbarities of the,

P.

Doc. 529
Doc. 208

D. 38, 41
D. 27
Doc. 401
D. 72
treason of the newspapers, Doc. 537
despatch to the War Department,
announcing the flight of Wise,
D. 50
address to the people of Western
Virginia, Aug. 20,
Doc. 540
Col., command of, in
Missouri,
D. 49
Ross, Jons, proclamation of, 17th
day of May, Doc. 146; D.
correspondence with Henry M.
Rector,

ROSECRANS, W. S., confirmed as

Brigadier-General,

Western Virginia,

PAGE

D. 54

Creek,

Major, at Wilson's

Scorpions an implement of war, P. 71
SCOTT, Major, rebel, wounded
at Bull Run,

SCOTT, WINFIELD, Gen., orders in
reference to spies and pres-
ervation of Mount Vernon,
Doc. 446; D. 49

PAGE

Doc. 496

P. 15

See Potomac River.
order in reference to the tele-
graph,
D. 23

his reception of Jeff. Davis' flag
of truce,

D. 22

what he would do with Jeff. Da-

1

Doc. 892

P. 51, 78

Secession narratives of the battle of

ROST,, Mr., Confederate Com-
missioner,
D. 18
Rouen,, Dr., of Chicago, Doc. 18
ROWANS, S. C., commander, report
of the fight at Matthias Point,
Doc. 180; D.
RUFFIN, THOMAS, of N. C., D.
RUNYON, THEODORE, Gen., at Bull
Run.
D. 87
Brig.-Gen., honorably discharged,
Doc. 353
RUSSELL, W. II., first letter on the
battle of Bull Run,
second letter on the battle,
third letter on the battle,
his letters continued,
his statements denied
Southern papers,
"Russell's Flight," by B.

D. 61
P. 90

SALOMON,

Creek,

report of the battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 11; D. 80
"Richardson Light Infantry," of
Lowell, Mass.,
P. 74
Richmond, Va., rebel Congress at, D. 35
convention of bank officers at, D. 43
state of affairs in, July, 1861,
Doc. 333; D. 34
the results of the military occu-
pation of,

Sabbath in a rebel camp,
P. 92
SABIN,
Mr., compelled to
leave Mississippi,
P. 101
Saint Nicholas, steamer, captured in
the Potomac,
D. 11
Col., at Wilson's
D. 61
SANDERSON, JAMES M., report on
the culinary wants of the Na-
tional army,
Doc. 443; D. 16
SANDFORD,, Maj.-Gen., honor-
ably discharged,
Doc. 333
Sandwich Islands, 4th of July cele-
brated in,

P. 86

D. 31

Doc. 214

D. 13

P. 100
D. 40
D. 27
McClellan's report of the battle of,
Doc. 233; D. 27
David L. Hart's statement of the
battle of,
Doc. 294
RICKETTS, Capt., battery of, at Bull
Run,
D. 35; Doc. 3
RIGGS, GEORGE, killed at Great
Falls, Va.,
D. 21
RIKER, JOHN LAFAYETTE, Col., D. 75
RIPLEY, J. W., appointed Brig.-
Gen. of U. S. A.,
D. 17
RIVES, W. C., Madison's letter to,
Doc. 137
ROBINSON,, Governor of Kan-
sas, proclamation of,
D. 5
ROGERS, WILLIAM F., Colonel 21st
N. Y S. Vols., Doc. 147; D. 3
ROGERS, HENRY I., field telegraph,
D. 4

the "Devoted Band" of,
Rich Mountain, Va., description of,

Rogues of New York, petition of
the, in reference to the por-
trai's of celebrated Southern
rebels,

ROLFE, WILLIAM I.,

ROMBAUR, - Lieut.-Colonel,

P. 103
P. 49

Doc. 467
Romney, Va., secession account of
the battle at,
Doc. 242

38

Sandy Hook, Md., skirmish at, D. 70
Sanitary Commission of U. S, ad-
dress to the citizens of the U. S.
by,
Doc. 172; D. 8; Doc. 233
SAULSBURY, - of Delaware, his
vote on the Volunteer Bill, D. 24
Savannah, Ga., the defences of, D. 70
repudiation of,
P. 93
Savannah, Mo., Northwest Dem-
ocrat" suppressed at, D. 69

"Savannah Republican" on the de-
fences of Savannah,
compliments the North,
denies the statements of W. II.
Russell,

D. 70

P. 101

P. 76
"Savannah," privateer, Charleston
Mercury on the capture of, P. 59
Saybrook, Conn., affray at the
"Peace meeting" at,
D. 67
Scarytown, Va., account of the
battle at,
Doc. 330; D. 33
"Cincinnati Gazette " account of
the battle at,
Doc. 331
SCHAEFFER, AUGUSTUS, wounded at
Fairfax Court House, Va., D. 74
SCHENCK, ROBERT, Gen., report of
the battle of Bull Run, Doc. 9;
D. 87
the defence of,
Doc. 195
SCHLESI, N., Brig.-Gen, honorably
discharged,
Doc. 353
Schoolmistress, the, of North Pla-
to, Illinois,
P. 514
SCOFIELD, JAMES, his description of
the burning of Hampton, Va.,
Doc. 485

Secretary of the Navy, U. S., au-
thorized to contract for vessels
for the temporary increase of
the Navy, &c.,

SEGAR, JOSEPH, speech of, in the
Virginia House of Delegates,
March 30th,
house destroyed at Hampton, Va.,
Doc. 487
SEMMES, RAPHAEL, commander of
the privateer Sumter,
SEMMES, THOS. J., attorney-general
of Louisiana,

P. 56

* t 2 t28

D. 48

SHAGER,, Col. of 1st Regt. of
Nebraska Volunteers,
Sharp-shooting of the N. II.
at Conrad's Ferry, Md..
SHERMAN,

troops

43

Mr., speech on
Powell's African slavery res-
olution,
D. 34
speech on Johnson's resolution,
Doc. 404
SHERMAN, W. T.. Col., report of the
battle of Bull Run, Doc. 18; D. 36
confirmed as Brig.-Gen.,
extract from a letter of a soldier
in the battery of,

D. 54

P. 13

PAGE

TORREY, Rev. D., of Ithaca, N. Y.,
notice of,
P. 29
Tortugas, Dry, mutineers of the 2d
Regt. Maine Vols. sent to, D. 66
"To the United States," by Mayne
Reid,
F. 51
TOTTEN, JAMES, Capt., report of the
battle of Wilson's Creek, D. 61;
Doc. 501
TOUTAN, PIERRE. See Beauregard.
P. 70
TOWER, Capt. 24 Regt. Rhodo
Island Vols., killed at Bull
Run,
Doc. 19
TOWNSEND, FRED., Col., report of

"The Meeting on the Border," P.
"The Men who fell in Baltimore,"
by John W. Forney,
"The Natchez Military," by Wal-
ter Stanley,

the battle of Bethel, Va., Doc. 164
TOWNSEND, GEO. ALFRED, P. 64
TRABUE, JAMES,
D. 68

P. 53

TRACY, H. R.,

P.

4

P. 83

P. 90

The National Hymn. See General
Scott,

P. 85

"The Order of the Day," by G.
Forrester Barstow,

P. 48

"The Patriot's Ilymn," by Rev. J.

S. Mines,

P. 49

"The Present Crisis," by James
Russell Lowell,

P. 94

"The Reason Why,"

P. 79

"The Recaptured Flag," by W. S.

V.,

P. 63

The Regiment Returned," by
Park Benjamin,

3

"The Rest, Where are They?" by
Laura Elmer,

2

"The Shattered Locket," by John

Atchinson,

P.

30

"The Sons of Old Luzerne," by M.
L. T. Hartman,

P.

89

"The Southron's War Song," by W.

A. Wagener,

p. 89

"The Star-Spangled Banner," Lou-
don Punch,

P. 49

The Treason of Davis," Thomas
Fitnam,

P. 51

The Two Furrows," by C. II.
Webb,

P. 112

Rescue," a proclamation, P. 58
TRUMBULL, Senator, remarks
of, on the bill to suppress insur-
rection,
Doc. 436; D. 47
TUCKERMAN, C. K.,
P. 82, 83
TUCKERMAN, HENRY T.,
P. 106
TULLE, HOWARD, account of the
battle at Blackburn's Ford, Va.,
Doc. 351
TULLY, Tпомas, killed,
D. 67
TUPPER, MARTIN FARQUHAR, P. 37
TURNER,, Mr., rebel postmaster

of Western Virginia, Doc. 214
TYLER, DANIEL, General, report of
the battle at Blackburn's Ford,
Va.,
Doc. 336; D. 85
report of the battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 7: D. 86
supplementary report on the bat-
tle of Bull Run,
Doc. 366
TYLER, JOHN, a traitor.

"The Two Unions," dedicated to

Irish Patriots, by F. D. B. P. 63
"The Union," by E. L. Manter, P. 89
"The Union-it must and shall be
preserved," an address, by Dan'l
S. Dickinson,
Doc. 259

The Volunteer's Wife," by Geo.
Alfred Townsend,

"The War Slogan," dedicated to

P. 61

Capt. M Mullin's Rangers,

"The Welsh Rally," a song,

P. 69
P. 40

64

They call me a Traitor now," P.
THOMAS,, speech of, in the case
of Henry May, of Maryland, D.
THOMAS,, Capt., the French
Lady," captured,
D. 23
THOMAS,, Col., rebel, wounded,
P. 15

62

83

Union, the nature of the,
"Union Captivators," female mili-
tary company of Falmouth,
Ky.,
P. 74
Union Convention, an unreported,
P. 60
Union Defence Committee, report
of the Executive Committee of
the,
D. 74
Unionists at the South, sufferings
of the,
P. 44, 56, 57, 71
U. S. Army, temperance in the,
Doc. 479
general order in reference to
nurses in the,
Doc. 534
how to distinguish the rank of
officers of,
P. 86
United States Congress met at
Washington,
D. 18
thanks General McClellan for his
victories in Western Virginia,
D. 81
passed the tariff and direct tax
bill,
D. 52
United States Executive Govern-
ment, 1857-61, list of them, Doc. 493
1861 to 1565,
Doc. 541
and newspaper correspondents, D. 23
United States Government, clerks
of, resign on account of the Vir-
ginia ordinance,
D. 47
United States House of Represent-
atives passed a bill empower-
ing the President to close South-
ern ports,

P. 84
Doc. 19S

3d Regiment of, capture rebels at
Clarksburg,

D. 4

newspapers of, "provoke" the

Charleston Mercury,

D. 54

sufferings in the border counties

"Bay

D. 88

of Sec'y of State of the S. C., D. 43

pass the bill authorizing the Pres-
ident to accept 500,000 volun-
teers,
D. 31
case of Henry May, of Maryland,
considered in,
D. 83

Sudley Church,

D. 46

WALLACE, LEWIS, Col 11th Indiana

Regt.

D. 36

"War Bulletin," newspaper, sup-
pressed,

WETMORE, PROSPER M., address to
the Fire Zouaves,
WHARTON, CHARLES, Col. Delaware

Rocks, Md.,

D. 66

Wisconsin Militia, Second Regi-
ment of, return home,
Volunteers, returned to Milwau-

1st Regt. of, at Hainesville, Va., D. 16
operations of the, near Point of

Second Regiment of, arrived at

PAGE

D. 2

D. 70

Doc. 4S1

Washington,

D. S

D. 66

troops,
"What of the Night?"

D. 55

list of officers of,

Dec. 172

P. 96

flag presentation to the,

D. 25

Doc. 229

Third Regiment,

D. 30

Fifth Regiment,

D. 44

Sixth Regiment,

D. S

WISE, HENRY A., proclamation of,

Doc. 278

D. 25

D. 50

War Department, U. S., report of
the Secretary of,
WARD, EVERMONT, hand-bill of
found in the tent of Col. Pe-
gram,
P. 103
WARD, JAMES H., Capt. U. S. N.,
killed by James Sthreskley,
D. 10; I'. 99
WARD, J. HOBART, Col. 38th Regt.
N. Y. Vols.,
D. 3; Doc. 146
report of battle of Bull Run, Doc. 23
Warsaw, Mo., secessionists of," D. 2
"War's Changes," by B. P. S., P. 67
"War Song"-Louisville Journal,

WHEAT, ROBERT, Major, his battal-
ion in the battle of Bull Run,
P. 12, 15
Wheeler's Gap, Tenn., rebel infan-
try at,
D. 10
Wheeling, Va., Gov. Pierpont in-
augurated at,
Doc. 153
WHIPPLE, W. D., Capt., Assistant
Adj.-Gen. at Bull Run, Doc. 17
Capt., at the skirmish
at Potosi, Mo.,
D. 63
WHITELY, WILLIAM G., of Del., no-
tice of,
D.
WHITING, HENRY, Col. 2d Vt. Vols.,
D. 7: Doc. 172
WHITING, KENNON, Mr.. at the
burning of Hampton, Va., Doc. 485
WHITING, W. H., Brig.-Gen., rebel,
report of battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 48
WHITMAN, SARAH HELEN, P. 2
WHITNEY,
Quartermaster-Ser-
geant of Vt. Regt.,
D. 88
WHITTINGHAM, BISHOP, pastoral
letter of, Ang. 14, D. 66; Doc. 528
WICKLIFFE, of Ky., announces his
State still for the Union, D. 58
WILCOX, Col., at Bull Run, D. 86
WILHELM, Lt.-Col. Penn. 28d Regi-
ment,
D. 75
WILLEY, J. M. Rev., anecdote of, P. 15
WILLIAMS, J. T., speech to the 8th
Maine Volunteers,
WILLIAMS, JOHN, bravery of, D. 10,
WILLIAMS, JOHN, of Virginia,
WILLIAMS, L. A., Capt.,

July 6th,

proclamation of, July 10th,
flight from Gauley Bridge,
WITTHAUS, (Miss.) P. A.,
WITTHAUS, R. A., presents regi-

Doc. 899

mental colors to the De Kalb
Regiment, N. Y. S. V., Doc. $98
speech of the wife of, Doc. 399

"W. I. Maclay" fired into at Cape
Girardeau,

Women, the American,
See Mary W Dennis.
See Garibaldi Guard.

See Union Captivators."

D. 45
Doc. 261

patriotism of the Portland, M., P. 41
of Mississippi oppose the Home
Guard,"

WOOD,

P. 57
anecdote of Massachusetts sol-
dier and the Baltimore, P. 72
a Vermont woman "regretted
it,"
P. 91
-Gov. of Illinois, defeats
the rebels at Munroe Station,
Mo.,
D. 26
WOOD, ROBERT C., M. D. See San-
itary Commission.

D. 16

WOODBURY, DWIGHT A., Col. 4th

Regt. Michigan Vols,

WOODBURY, G. P., Capt., Doe. 17; D. 6
WOODRUFF,
Col. 2d Kentucky

WEBB, C. H.,

WEBER, MAX, Col.,

Doc. 455

D.

9

WEBSTER, DANIEL, Madison's letter

13

D. 61

Doc. 13S

P. 97
P. 107

WELLES, GIDEON, report of the Sec-
retary of the Navy, July 4th,
Doc. 235

P. 46
"Weep o'er the Heroes as they
Fall," by Charles Wm. Butler,

WEISHAMPEL, J. F., jr.,

WILSON,, Capt., of Atlanta, Ga.,
speech of, on Bull Run, P. 12
WILSON, ROBERT, elected President
of State Convenion,
D. 88
Wilson's Creek, Mo., battle of, D. 61
plan of the battle at,
D. 62
Doc. 494

Gen. Fremont's report,

Lt. Col. Merritt's report,

Doc. 500

D. 70
order in reference to the com-
mand of Gen. Butler.
D. 74
WRIGHT, CLARK W., Capt., report
of the battle of Wilson's Creek,
Doc. 205
WRIGHT, URIAH, disunion speech
of,
D. 38
WYATT, HENRY L, Edgecomb
Guards, rebel, killed at battle of
Bethel, Va.
Doe. 165

Capt. Carr's report,

Capt. Steele's report,

D. 72

Western Department of the U. S.
A., organization of

Capt. Wright's report,
National loss at,

D. 20

Western Virginia, Legislature of,
organized at Wheeling,

D. 16

Legislature of, votes against Owen
Lovejoy's resolution,

D. 24

resolution of the Legislature of, in

reference to the clothing of
troops.

D. 35

convention of, passed an ordinance
creating a State,

D. 78

Young Men's Christian Associa-
tions, correspondence between

Doc. 520

the State Convention of, declares

itself opposed to any compro-
mise with the rebels,

D. 63

resolutions of the Convention of,

Aug. 10th,

Doc. 522

McClellan's operations in,

Doc. 256

Gen. Rosecrans' address to the

people of, Aug. 20th,

Doc. 540

rebel shout of exultation on the
battle of
Doc. 521
Ben McCulloch's order in refer-
ence to the battle, D. 65; Doc. 525
WINDLE,, Miss, arrested, D. 74
notice of
WINSTON, GUSTAVES, Surgeon, 8th
Regt. N. Y. S. M,

the Richmond, Va., and New
York,

P. 55

P. 82

ZOLLICOFFER, F. K., assumed com-
mand of rebel forces in East
Tennessee,

D. 39

Gov. Pierpont's message to the

WINTER, CHARLES, Capt.,

D. 65
P. 77

Legislature of.

Doc. 158

WINTHROP, Major, notes of the

Letcher's proclamation to the

battle of Bethel,

people of, June 14,

Doc. 167

notice of,

Doc. 179
P. 73

proclamation to the people of
East Tennessee,
Doc. 490
order on the increasing evidence
of confidence" in Tennessee,

D. 70; Doc. 535