P. 93

P. 56

"Resurgamus," by R. H. Stoddard,
Doc. 581
P. 10
Revolution, the right of,
Doc. 529
REYNOLDS, FRANK A., 2d Lieuten-
Doc. 208
ant U. S. A., dismissed from the
service,
D. 35; Doc. 853
-, confirmed as Brig-
adier-General,
REYNOLDS, THOMAS C., of Missouri,
D. 54
his ancestry,
P. 18
REYNOLDS,, Surgeon 24th N.Y.
D. 50; Doc. 455
P. 110
Doc. 43

PAGE

RECTOR, HENRY M., correspondence
with John Ross, Cherokee chief,

Recurring to First Principles, Doc. 252
Doc. 392
Red Pepper an implement of war, P. 59
Red, White and Blue," by Theo-

dore Tilton,

REID, MAYNE,

RENSHAW, F. B., a traitor,

Repudiation, of the city of Savan-

nah, Ga.,

See securities at the South,
"Resolute," the steamer,

mander Budd's report of the
Com-
attack on,

treason of the newspapers,
despatch to the War Department,
aunouncing the flight of Wise,

Doc. 401
D. 72
Doc. 537

Major, at Wilson's

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

at Bull Run,

SCOTT, WINFIELD, Gen., orders in
P. 15
reference to spies and pres-
ervation of Mount Vernon,

See Potomac River.

PAGE

Doc. 496

Doc. 446; D. 49

Rhode Island, Lieut.-Gov. Arnold's
proclamation in reference to
the dead of,
artillery of, at Bunker Hill, Va.,
Doc. 395
D. 30
2d Regiment, list of officers, Doc. 152
D. 44
Rhode Island Volunteers, marine

Rhode Island Militia, 1st Regiment
of,

artillery of the 1st Regiment, D. 15
2d Regiment of, passed through
New York,
D.
Captain N. Y. 7th

Rice an implement of war,

RICHARDSON, J. B., Colonel, report

of the battle of Blackburn's
Ford, Va.,

report of the battle of Bull Run,

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

"Richardson Light Infantry," of
Doc. 1 D. 36
Lowell, Mass.,
Richmond, Va., rebel Congress at, D. 35
P. 74
convention of bank officers at, D. 43
state of affairs in, July, 1861,
the results of the military occu-
Doc. 833; D. 84
pation of,
P. 100
D. 40
McClellan's report of the battle of,
D. 27
David L. IIart's statement of the
Doc. 283; D. 27
battle of,
RICKETTS, Capt., battery of, at Bull
Doc. 284
Run,
RIGGS, GEORGE, killed at Great
D. 36; Doc. 8
Falls, Va.,
RIKER, JOIN LAFAYETTE, Col., D. 75
D. 21
RIPLEY, J. W., appointed Brig.-
Gen. of U. S. A..
RIVES, W. C., Madison's letter to,
D. 17
- Governor of Kan-
Doc. 137
sas, proclamation of,
ROGERS, WILLIAM F., Colonel 21st
D. 5
ROGERS, HENRY I., field telegraph,
Doc. 147; D.

Rogues of New York, petition of
the, in reference to the por-
traits of celebrated Southern
rebels,

address to the people of Western
D. 50
Virginia, Aug. 20,
Ross, Col., command of, in
Doc. 540
Missouri,
Ross, Joux, proclamation of, 17th
D. 49
day of May, Doc. 146; D.
correspondence with Henry M.
ROST,, Mr., Confederate Com-
Rector,
Doc. 302
missioner,
RowANS, S. C., commander, report
Roucu,, Dr., of Chicago, Doc. 18
D. 13
of the fight at Matthias Point,
RUFFIN, THOMAS, of N. C.,
Doc. 180; D.
RUNYON, THEODORE, Gen., at Bull
D.
Run.
Brig. Gen., honorably discharged,
D. 37
RUSSELL, W. H., first letter on the
Doc. 853
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.

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-
vis,

P.

59

1

rebel canards about,

P. 43, 45,

7

"The National Him,"

P. 85

anecdote of,

P. 41

SEARS, E. H., Rev.,

P. 51, 78

Bull Run,

2

Secession narratives of the battle of

Secession official reports of the
battle of Wilson's Creek, Doc. 506
6 Secession, the South does not be-
lieve in a reserved and sover-
eign right of,
Daniel Webster's opinion of, Doc. 189
Doc. 206
Chief-Justice Marshall's opinion

Doc. 93-97

of,

Doc. 140

Chief-Justice Taney's opinion of,

Doc. 51

Doc. 140

Doc. 64

the philosophy of,

Doc. 365

Doc. 71

destroys, not supports,

Doc. 185

by the
P. 27,

29

no remedy for sectional griev-
ances,

Doc. 265

P. 76

P. 55

Sabbath in a rebel camp,
4 SABIN,
P. 92
Mr., compelled to
leave Mississippi,
Saint Nicholas, steamer, captured in
P. 101
the Potomac,
SALOMON, --
D. 11
SANDERSON, JAMES M., report on
Creek,
Col., at Wilson's
D. 61
the culinary wants of the Na-
tional army,
SANDFORD,, Maj.-Gen., honor-
Doc. 413; D. 16
ably discharged,
Sandwich Islands, 4th of July cele-
Doc. 333
brated in,
Sanitary Commission of U. S, ad-
Sandy Hook, Md., skirmish at,
P. 86
D. 70
dress to the citizens of the U. S.
SAULSBURY,
by, Doc. 172; D. 8; Doc. 233
vote on the Volunteer Bill, D. 24
of Delaware, his
Savannah, Ga., the defences of, D. 70
repudiation of,
Savannah, Mo., Northwest Dem-
P. 93
ocrat" suppressed at,
"Savannah Republican" on the de-
D. 69
fences of Savannah,
D. 70

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,

D. 31

house destroyed at Hampton, Va.,
Doc. 214
SEMMES, RAPHAEL, commander of
Doc. 487
the privateer Sumter,
SEMMES, THOS. J., attorney-general
D. 13
of Louisiana,
P. 56

"Sentinel," office of, destroyed at
Easton, Pa.,

D. 71

SEWARD, W. H., quoted by the

Memphis Appeal,"

D. 49

letter in reference to foreign en-
listinents,

D. 59

SEYMOUR, GEO., killed,

D. 67

SHAGER,

Col. of 1st Regt. of

Nebraska Volunteers,
Sharp-shooting of the N. H. troops

at Conrad's Ferry, Md..

SHERMAN,

---

D. 48

43

Powell's African slavery res-
Mr., speech on
olution,
speech on Johnson's resolution,
D. 34
SHERMAN, W. T., Col., report of the
Doc. 404
battle of Bull Run, Doc. 13; D. 36
confirmed as Brig.-Gen.,

D. 54

compliments the North,
denies the statements of W. H.
"Savannah," privateer, Charleston
Russell,
P. 76
Saybrook, Conn., affray at the
Mercury on the capture of, P. 59
"Peace meeting" at,
Scarytown, Va., account of the
D. 67
battle at,
"Cincinnati Gazette "account of
Doc. 330; D. 33
the battle at,
SCHAEFFER, AUGUSTUS, wounded at
Doc. 331
Fairfax Court House, Va.,
SCHENCK, ROBERT, Gen., report of
D. 74
the battle of Bull Run, Doc. 9;
the defence of,
D. 87
SCHLESI, N., Brig.-Gen, honorably
Doc. 195
discharged,
Schoolmistress, the, of North Pla-
Doc. 353
to, Illinois,
SCOFIELD, JAMES, his description of
P. 51
the burning of Hampton, Va.,
Doc. 485

P. 101

extract from a letter of a soldier

in the battery of,

P. 13

SHILLABER, B. P.,

P. 67

SHIRAS, ALEX. E., of U. S. A. See

Sanitary Commission.

Shoes, scarcity of in the South, P. 40
SHOтWELL, A. L., of Ky.,

D. 68

"Shriver Grays," rebel account of,

P. 13

SHURTLIFF.

---

Col. Webster,

Regt. Mass. Vols. See Boston
Latin School.

SHURTLIFF, R. W., surprised near

Newmarket Bridge, Va.,
Shuter's Hill, Va., skirmish at,
SICKLES, DAN. E, Gen. Excelsior
Brigade N. Y. S. V.

D. 85

D. 13

D. 39

SIEGEL, FRANZ, Col., official report
of the

battle of Carthage,
Doc. 271; D. 19

report of the battle of Wilson's

Creek,
retreats to Rolla, Mo.,
at Dug Springs, Mo.,

Doc. 499; D. 61

D. 64
Doc. 468

P. 52

PAGE

PAGE

"The Democrat," office of, de-

stroyed,

"The

"The Designs of the Nationals,"
D. 64
Devoted Band," of Rich-
Doc. 444
mond, Va., notice of,
D. 40

"The Dream and the Awakening,"

a prophecy, disrespectfully in-
scribed to Jeff. Davis,

P. 53

The flag divided, an epigram,

P. 71

"The Good Fight," by Charles A.

Barry,

P. 96

TOWER,

--

"The Invisible Armies,"
"The Latest War News,"

P. 62

P. 4

"The Maid of Ulster," by M. MON.

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

Walsh,

P. 86

"The Meeting on the Border," P. 85
"The Men who fell in Baltimore,"
by John W. Forney,

TOWNSEND, GEO. Alfred,
the battle of Bethel, Va., Doc. 164
P. 64

TRABUE, JAMES,

D. 68

TRACY, H. R.,

P. 4

"The Natchez Military," by Wal-
ter Stanley,

P. 88

Treasury Department, U. S., public
confidence in the,

P. 90

The National Hymn. See General

TRIPLER, C. S., surgeon,

Doc. 539

Scott,

P. 85

TRIST, N. P., Madison's letter to,

"The Order of the Day," by G.

Forrester Barstow,

P. 48

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

S. Mines,

P. 48

"The Present Crisis," by James

Russell Lowell,

P. 94

"The Reason Why,"

P. 79

"The Recaptured Flag," by W. S.

Atchinson,

མ་

"The Regiment Returned," by

Park Benjamin,

"The Rest, Where are They?" by

Laura Elmer,

"The Shattered Locket," by John

TUCKERMAN, C. K.,

"Tropic Wind," the schooner,
Doc. 137
"True Men of the South to the
D. 43
Rescue," a proclamation,
TRUMBULL,
--, Senator, remarks
P. 58
of, on the bill to suppress insur-
rection,
Doc. 436; D. 47
P. 32, 83

P. 63

TUCKERMAN, HENRY T.,

P. 106

P.

TULLE, HOWARD, account of the
battle at Blackburn's Ford, Va.,

2

TULLY, THOMAS, killed,

P. 80

TUPPER, MARTIN FARQUHAR,
TURNER,

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

P. 89

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

A. Wagener,

p. 88

"The Star-Spangled Banner," Lon-

don Punch,

P. 49

"The Treason of Davis," Thomas

Fitnam,

P. 51

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

Doc. 351
D. 67
-, Mr., rebel postmaster
P. 87
TYLER, DANIEL, General, report of
of Western Virginia, Doc. 244
the battle at Blackburn's Ford,
Va.,
report of the battle of Bull Run,
Doc. 336; D. 35
supplementary report on the bat-
Doc. 7; D. 86
tle of Bull Run,
TYLER, JOHN, a traitor.
Doc. 366

"The War Slogan," dedicated to

"The Two Unions," dedicated to
P. 112
Irish Patriots, by F. D. B.
"The Union," by E. L. Manter, P. 89
P. 63
"The Union-it must and shall be

preserved," an address, by Dan'l
Dickinson,

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

Capt. M Mullin's Rangers,
"The Welsh Rally," a song,
"They call me a Traitor now,"
THOMAS,, speech of, in the case
of Henry May, of Maryland, D. 83
THOMAS,
-, Capt., the French
Lady," captured,
THOMAS,, Col., rebel, wounded,
D. 23
THOMPSON, JEFF, proclamation of,
P. 15
to the people of Missouri, Aug.
1st,
Doc. 457; D. 50
"Thoughts Suggested by the Occa-
sion on the Night of July 4th,
1861," by J. C. B.
THUNKINS, S. C., Surgeon, 4th Regt.
P. 111
Maine Volunteers,
TILGHMAN, LLOYD, Col., letter from
D.

Doc. 259

P. 64
P. 63
P. 40
93 P. 62

UNDERWOOD, T. HULBURT,
Union, the nature of the,
P. 84
"Union Captivators," female mili-
Doc. 198
tary company of Falmouth,
Ky.,
Union Convention, an unreported,
P. 74
Union Defence Committee, report
P. 60
of the Executive Committee of
the,
Unionists at the South, sufferings
D. 74
of the,
U. S. Army, temperance in the,
P. 44, 56, 57, 71
general order in reference to
Doc. 479
nurses in the,
how to distinguish the rank of
Doc. 534
officers of,
United States Congress met at
P. 86
Washington,
thanks General McClellan for his
D. 18
victories in Western Virginia,

VAN VLEIT, STEWART, Major, Doc. 539
VAUGHAN,, Colonel 3d Tennes-

VENABLE, A. W., of N. Carolina, D.
see Regiment,
Doc. 43
Vermont Volunteers, 2d Regiment

3d Regiment of,

Vicksburg, Miss., women of,

posed to the Home Guard,

VICTORIA, Queen,

Vienna, Va. See William H. Ray-

nor, Robert S. Schenck.
"Views of a Southerner,"

See Boston Latin

Virginia, aspect of affairs in, June

3d Regiment of, capture rebels at
D.
Clarksburg,

newspapers of, "provoke" the
Charleston Mercury,
sufferings in the border counties

his visit to

D. 23

Doc. 257

4

2

D.

7

Doc. 172

D. 40

op-

P. 57

D. 58

Doc. 196

1

D.

4

D. 54

of,

D. 64

delegates from, to the rebel Con-
gress,

Doc. 178

the advance into,
"Boston Transcript's" narrative of
the,

Doc. 812

Doc. 312

the "N. Y. Herald's" narrative
of the advance into Virginia,
"N. Y. Times'" narrative of the,
Doc. 314
Doc. $19

ordinance of, prohibiting citizens
of the State from holding office
under the United States, Doc. 440
account of the signing of the se-

Virginia Volunteers, 1st Regt. of, D. 62
VIRGIA LUIGI, of Italy,

Regt. N. Y. S. V., D. 23; Doc.
notice of,

cession ordinance of,

a guerilla war in,

P. 81

P. 98

D. 40

VON GILSA, LEOPOLD, Col. DeKalb

8
Doc. 899

W

WADSWORTH, JAMES S., Major U. S.

A.,

Doc.

5

appointed Brig.-Gen.,

D. 60

WAGNER, W. A.,

P. 88

WALCOTT, B. S.,

P. 99

WALDORF, ORLANDO, escapes from

Sudley Church,

D. 46

WALLACE, LEWIS, Col. 11th Indiana

Regt.

D. 36

his Zouaves,

D.

8