patriotism of the, of Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia, D. 65
securities at the South,
P. 56
reports of the Southern conven-
tion of,
Doc. 407
BANKS, N. P., Gen., seized steamers
at Baltimore, Md.,
D. 22
proclamation of, July 10th, D. 24
transferred to the command of
forces on the upper Potomac, D. 35
arrived at Harper's Ferry, Va., D. 42
nullifies the police protest of Bal-
timore.
D. 11
arrests the police Board of Balti-
. more,
D. 15
confirmed as major-general, D. 54
proclamation of June 27, D. 8;
Doc. 176
instructions to Col. Kenly, pro-
vost-marshal of Baltimore, Doc. 178
proclamation of July 1, Doc. 196
BARNETT,, Col. 7th Indiana
Regt. at Carrick's Ford, Va.,
Doc. 543
BANON, HENRY, arrested at Wash-
ington,
D. 39
Baptists,
D. 3; Doc. 489
See Hudson River Baptists.
convention of South Carolina, res-
olutions of the,
Doc. 489
Barboursville, Va., skirmish at, D. 23
account of the fight at, Doc. 285
BARNARD, J. G., Major U. S. A.,
report of battle of Bull Run,
his justice to an assassin,
BENJAMIN, J. P., instructions to
rebel marshals in reference to
persons captured at sea, D. 27
his opinion of President Lincoln,
Doc. 149
BENJAMIN, PARK,
P 3, 43
BENSON, HENEY, of Wisconsin, anec-
dote of his bravery at Bull
Run,
P. 15
BENNETT, JAS. GORDON, Jr., Lieut.,
arrests Louis de Bebian, D. 73
BENTON, —— Col. 8th Regiment
Indiana volunteers,
D. 8
BERKY, H. G., Col. 4th Maine vol-
unteers,
D. 8; Doc. 146
Bethel, Va, battle at,
Doe. 164
Col. Townsend's report on, Doc. 165
Major Winthrop's notes of the
plan of the attack on, Doc. 179
secession report of the battle at
"Washington Star" narrative,
details of the battle at,
BARRY, WM. F., appointed Brig.-
Gen.
"A Tribute to the Brave," by Hy.
major, U. S. A., report of battle
of Bull Run,
"N. Y. Tribune" narrative, Doc. 846
ATWOOD, WILLIAM, of Ky., D.
Augusta, Ga., speech of A. H. Ste-
notes to a Southern account of
the battle of Bull Run,
Augusta, Me., a feast of doughnuts
BARSTOW, G. FORRESTER,
BARTOW, FRANCIS S., Gen.,
killed at Bull Run,
the body of, at Richmond,
funeral of,
the battle of,
secession accounts of,
"Baltimore Exchange
"Memphis Appeal" account,
gallantry of, at Bull Run, P.
BARTLETT, W. O., letter of Corne-
lius Vanderbilt to,
Doc. 152
PATES, J. N., Brig.-Gen., honorably
discharged,
Doc. 353
Wilson's Creek,
D. 61
BLAIR, M., Postmaster-General, let-
ter to General McClellan on
non-intercourse,
"Battle Hymn," by Woodbury M.
Fernald,
BLENKER, LOUIS, Colonel, at Bull
D. 37
BAYARD, THоs. F., of Delaware,
notice of,
D. 174
D. 40
BAILLET, GEORGE, speech of, July
13,
D. 33
BAKER, E. D., Col. California regt.,
N. Y. S. V.
D. 10; Doc. 177
speech on the Bill to suppress in-
surrection,
D. 51; Doc. 462
BALLOU, Major Rhode Island
Vol., killed at Bull Run, Doc. 19
Baltimore, Md., John C. Breckin-
ridge insulted at,
seizure of arins and contraband
articles at,
proclamation in reference to pass-
See battle of Bull Run.
letter to Sarah Z. Evans,
official report on the battle of
Bull Run,
Doc. 868
and the Hampton Legion, P. 12
promoted,
D. 87
bulletin to the rebel army after
the battle of Bull Run, Doc. 108
forage order of, D. 38; Doc. 894
rebel, at the battle of Black-
burn's Ford, Va.,
"Books for the army,"
Booneville, Mo., account of the bat-
D. 9
BEACH, ELIZABETHI T. PORTER, P. 49
BEAUREGARD, P. G. T., at Manas-
report of battle of Bull Run, Doc. $3
appointed brigadier-general, D. 60
BLEVINS, JOHN, protest against the
proceedings of the East Ten-
nessee Union Convention, Doc. 158
Blockade. The London Post on
the,
Doc. 125
BOERSTEIN,, Col. anecdote of, P. 83
BOKER, GEORGE H.,
P. 65, 89
Bombs, rebels', filled with rice, P. 90
BONHAM, M. H., Brigadier-General,
wanted for rebel winter quarters,
epigram on his bravery,
anecdote of,
tle of,
P. 69
rebel account of the battle of, P. 70
BOOTH and the United States, case
of,
Doc., 141
BORRON, FLORENCE WILLESFORD,
BEBIAN, LOUIS D., arrested at New-
port, R. I.
Bedford, Westchester co., N. Y.,
Havelocks made by the ladies
of,
P. 105
Boston, Mass., 2d and 4th Batta-
lions of, offer their services to
U. S. Government,
S. Teakle Wallis's report to the
Md. legislature on the memo-
rial of the police commissioners
of,
D. 56
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, com-
munication on, cut off,
D. 8
BANCROFT, GEO., speech to the De
Kalb regt., N. Y. S. V., Doc. 400
Bangor, Me., office of the "Demo-
crat" at, destroyed,
D. 64
Banks, convention of the officers of
the Southern,
D. 43
BEE BARNARD E., Gen., killed at
Bull Run, notice of,
BELL, JOUN, of Ky.,
BELLOWS, HENRY W., president of
Sanitary Commission, Doc. 174
BELT,, Dr., of Md., arrested, D. 39
BENDIX, JOHN E., Col., at the bat-
tle of Bethel,
Doc. 164
BENHAM, H. W., Gen., at the battle
of Carrick's Ford, Doc. 289-292
report of the battle at Carrick's
Ford,
Doc. 543
patriotism of the banks of
letter from a member of the "Pal-
metto Guard" on the battle, P. 24
handcuffs captured at,
P. 25
position of the Confederate forces
at the battle of,
Doc. 94
why the rebels did not pursue af-
ter the battle,
P. 14
Southern account of the, Doc. 47
an English officer's opinion of, P. 10
what the rebels say they captured
at,
P.
a visit to the battle-field of, by a
rebel,
return of the wounded
Richmond,
anecdotes of horses at,
Confederate resolutions in refer-
ence to the battle of, Doc. 392
havoc in the Alabama regiments
at,
P. 13
how the news of the battle of,
was received in California, P. 80
the wounded at,
P. 92
CANNING, E. W. B., notice of,
"Can't Settle Accounts." See Č.S.A.
CANTWELL, Lt.-Col. of Ohio, notice
of,
Cards, a pack of, saves the life of a
soldier at Bull Run,
See "Manassas Races," Peters-
burg (Va.) Gazette's incidents
of the battle of,
P. 16
speech of Capt. Wilson of Atlanta,
Ga., on the battle,
P. 12
loss of the rebels in the battle, P. 12
"Tall Running" at,
P. 17
release of the Federal surgeons
captured at,
Bull Run, Sunday, July 21st, by
Alice B. Haven,
P. 1
Bunker Hill, Va., Gen. Patterson's
Doc. 803
D. 80
Capt. Missouri 1st
Regt., bravery of, at battle of
Wilson's Creek,
Doc. 518
BURKE,, Col., on habeas cor-
pus.
D. 67
BURKE, T. B., secessionist, hung at
Lane, Illinois,
D. 3
BROWN, JOHN, "dead, yet speak-
his "song,"
his "raid" into Virginia, Doc. 127
BROWNLEE, J. A., approves the Mis-
BROWNSON, ORESTES A.,
BRYANT, WILLIAM CULLEN, P.
BUCKINGHAM, W. A., Gov., eall to
the people of Connecticut, Aug.
15,
Doc. 531
BUCKNER, 8. B., Gen., Agreement
with Gen. McClellan,
D. 5-8
correspondence with Gov. Ma-
goffin,
Doc. 163
letter to Lloyd Tillman, Doc. 164
BUCKSTONE, B. F., Surgeon, Fifth
Maine Regt.,
D. 65
BUDD, WM., Commander, report of
the attack on the steamer Res-
olute,
Doc. 531
confirmed as Brig.-
Gen. Tyler's supplementary_re-
BURNSIDE, A. E., Col., returns fugi-
tive slaves.
D. 5
in the advance into Virginia, D. 82
at Bull Run,
D. 86
report of battle of Bull Run, Doc.
supplementary report of, Doc.
BUTLER, BENJ. F., Gen., letter to
Secretary Cameron on the "con-
traband,"
D. 47; Doc. 437
order in reference to the sale of
intoxicating liquors, D. 52; Doc. 471
appointed to command of volun-
teer forces near Fortress Mon-
roe,
D. 74
Cameron's letter to, on "Contra-
bands,"
Doc. 493
D. 70
P. 97
"Cast Down, but not Destroyed."
by A. E.,
P. 5
Cataline Steamer, burnt at Fortress
Monroe,
D. 16
general orders before the
BUTLER, JOHN G., Capt., at the Bat-
tle of Bethel,
Doc. 165
"Catholic Cathedral," by T. Hul-
Beauregard's official report,
"N. Y. Times'" narrative,
"Atalanta Confederacy" narra-
BUTLER, PIERCE, arrested at Phila-
delphia,
D. 71
BUTTERFIELD, DAN., Col. 12th Regt.
N. Y. S. M.,
D. 50
"Charleston Mercury' "account,
bert Underwood,
CATLIN, J. D., arrested at Washing-
ton,
D. 89
CATRON, Judge, expelled from
Nashville, Tenn.,
D. 65
"Cavalry Song," Charles G. Leland,
P. 50
CADWALLADER, Gen., honorably
discharged,
D. 35
Cairo, Ill., Fremont's expedition to,
Doc. 467
CALHOUN, JOHN C.,
Doc. 134
California, how the news of the Bat-
tle of Bull Run was received in,
P. 80
California Regiment N. Y. S. V.,
list of officers of,
Doc. 177
CALLAHAN,, Lt.-Col., at the
Battle of Athens, Mo.. Doc. 484
CALVERT, , Mr., of Maryland,
Resolution in reference to the
amendment of the Constitution,
D. 57
CAMERON, SIMON, Letter to Gen.
Butler on "Contrabands,"
D. 60; Doc. 493
Cayenne Pepper, an implement of
P. 59
Centipedes, an implement of war, P. 71
Centreville, Va., the retreat from,
July 21st. See Bull Ran. Doc. 376
CHAMBERLIN, Capt., at the battle of
Bethel,
Doc. 164
CHAMBLISS, JOHN R., letter from
Jeff. Davis to, D. 48; Doc. 440
Chaplain, a lively,
P. 74
CHAPLIN, Lieut., U. S. N., at Mat-
thias Point,
D. 6
CHARA, MANUEL, Lt.-Col. 2d Regt.
New Mexico Volunteers, D. 29
"Charleston Courier," opinion of
Soulouque" Lincoln,
remarks on the capture of the
privateer Savannah,
"provoked by Virginia papers,
D. 54
its opinion of the Confederate
Commissioners,
D. 13
on the Loss of Washington," D. 43
its opinion of the 16th Regiment
of S. C. M.,
D. 26
its account of the loss of the pri-
vateer Jeff. Davis,
D. 69
Charleston, Mo., battle of, D._71;
Doc. 535
Gen. Fremont's despatches, Doc. 535
"St. Louis' Democrat" account,
Doc. 535
"N. Y. Tribune" account, Doc. 586
Charleston, S. C., meeting of the
Presbytery of
queries to the "Confederate" dis-
Concord, N. H., account of the
destruction of the office of the
"Democratic Standard" in,
Doc. 490; D. 59
Confederation of the U. S. Doc. 133
"Confederate" Alien Law, N. O.
Delta's remarks on the, D. 65
"Confederate Army," generals of
the,
Doc. 296; D. 37
position of the, July 10th, P. 10
field officers of, killed and wound-
ed in battle of Bull Run, P. 15
card from a colonel in the, P. 73
"Confederate" Artillery, increase
of,
D. 72
"Confederate Congress," North Car-
olina delegates to,
met at Richmond,
appoints a day of thanksgiving,
D. 37
adopts the doctrine of the Paris
Congress, 1856, in reference to
maritime law, except the clause
referring to privateering, D. 60
passed the bill admitting Missouri
to the Southern Confederacy,
thanks Ben McCulloch,
on bounty for prisoners captured
by privateers,
peace proposition considered by
the Mobile Register,
Cox, HENRY, Rev., anecdote of, P. 6
Cox, J. D., Brig -Gen., honorably
Cox, Brig.-Gen., his despatch
to Gov. Pierpont,
Cox, Gen., occupied Charles-
ton, Va.,
D. 41: Doc. 402
P. 9 COXETTER, Capt. of the pri
vateer "Jeff Davis,"
D. 69
CRAGIE, BENTON, of N. C., D. 8
CRAVEN, THOMAS S., Commander,
calls 100,000 volunteers into the
field,
report on the attack on the
steamer "Resolute,"
CREEDON,, Father, of Auburn,
Jeff. Davis' message to the, July
20,
Doc. 255
act of the, respecting alien ene-
mies,
Doc. 492
act of increasing the artillery
Doc. 538
district attorney,"
N. Y., his war speech,
CREIGH, JAMES, speech at Annapo
lis, Md.,
D. 75
CRITTENDEN, JOHN J., of Kentucky,
D. 55
D. 56
Government," list
Doc. 354
remarks on the Confiscation
Bill,
remarks on the Loan Bill, Doc. 258
CRITTENDEN, -, Col. 6th Indiana
of the officers of the,
"Confederated Republic," the her-
esy of a,
"Confederate States of America,"
the recognition of, not attained,
D. 26
commissioners to Europe, D. 18, 74.
Constitution of the,
Doc. 821
Confiscation Bill of the United
States, Crittenden's speech on
Doc. 475; D.
Doc, 477
CROSSLY, Lieut., rebel, captured,
the,
53
Doc. 478
passed,
D. 54" C. S. A.", a significant interpreta-
approved Aug. 6th,
Doc. 475
tion of
P. 70
Congress of the United States. See Cuba, Capt.-General of, releases the
House of Reps. & Senate.
prizes of the privateer "Sum-
Congress of Paris of 1856, Confed-
ter,"
erate Congress adopts the doc-
trine of the, in reference to
maritime law, except the clause
referring to privateering, D. GO
Connecticut Militia, gallantry of
the 2d Regiment of, at Bull
Run,
Doc.
not a league,
Madison's letters on the,
Doc. 523
P. 15
CUTLER, L., Col. 6th Regt. Wiscon-
sin Volunteers,
D. 54
Colorado, steamship, accident to, D.
Columbia College, N. Y., President
King's address to the graduat-
ing class of 1861,
"Cutting off the Quinine,"
Cutting out a prize," by the
steainer Niagara,
DALY. C. P., Judge, notice of,
Marshal of Baltimore, Md.,
DoиERTY, E. P., escapes from Sud-
D. 24
ley Church,
DARE, C. P., Col., at the battle of
Falling Waters, Va.,
D. 71
Doc. 246
D. 75
DAVIES, THOMAS A., Col. 16th Regt.
D. 2
N. Y. S. V.,
report of a reconnoissance on the
D. 8; Doc. 174
Fairfax Road, Va, July 13th,
D. 30; Doc, 303
report on the occupation of Fair-
fax Court House,
report of battle of Bull Run, Doc. 84
Doc. 454
DAVIS, GEORGE, delegate to Con-
federate Congress,
DAVIS, J. AMORY, of Boston, notice
D. 2
of,
DAVIS, JEFFERSON, letter to Abra-
D. 65
ham Lincoln,
DAVIDSON, A. R., of N. C.,
his letter to President Lincoln
read in the Confederate Con-
gress,
letter to John R. Chambless,
D. 45
D. 43: Doc. 440
letter on the battle of Bull Run,
considers the "victory" at Bull
Doc. 50
Run a defeat,
message of, July 20th,
remarks on the message of, by C.
DIx, Joux A., Gen., confirmed as
D. 70
Major-General,
D. 54
Doc. 853
assumes command,
DODGE, GEO. R., appointed Police
ELY, ,captured at Bull Run, P. 8, 32
ELZEY, ARNOLD, Gen., rebel, re-
"Democratic Standard," of Con-
cord, N. H., office of, destroyed,
DENNIS, MARY W., 1st Lieut. in a
D. 59; Doc. 490
Minnesota Regiment,
DE PEYSTER, FRED., Jr., his endu-
P. 58
rance at Bull Run,
DERRICK, CLARENCE, 2d Lieut. U.
P. 108
S. A., dismissed from the ser-
vice,
DEVENS, CHARLES, Col. Massachu-
D. 35; Doc. 853
setts 15th Regt,
DE VILLIERS,, Col., at the bat-
D. 59
tle of Scarytown, Va.,
DE WITT, THOMAS, D. D., notice of,
Doc. 332
D. 55
DE WOLF, WINTHROP, remarks on
Russell's letters on the battle
of Bull Run,
DICKINSON, DANIEL S., address at
Doc. 64
Amherst College, July 10th,
D. 24; Doc. 259
speech of, before the citizens of
Broome and Chenango Coun-
ties, New York,
DICKINSON,, Lieut., rebel, his
D. 33
account of Wheat's Battalion in
the battle of Bull Run,
DILLON, 2d Lieut., dismissed
P.
from the U. S. A.,
DIMMICK, -
D. 21
declaration of grievances of, Doc. 155
Messrs. Blevins and Kyle's pro-
test against,
Excelsior Brigade, N. Y. S. V. See
N. Y. Vols.
ECHOLS, J. A., Secretary to the Tex-
as Indian commission,
Edwards' Ferry, Va.
"Eighty-five Years Ago," a ballad
for the Fourth of July, by A. J.
ELLIS, JULIUS, Capt. 71st Regt.
N. Y. S. V.,
ELLIS, J. W., Gov. of N. C.,
ELMORE, W. A., Gen., of New Or-
Fire Zouaves, N. Y. S. V., at battle
his general order after the battle
of Wilson's Creek,
"Fremont's Battle Hymn," by Jas.
GIBSON,, Lieuterant, at Po-
returned to New York,
FISHER,, Col., killed at Bull
Run,
"French Lady" captures the steam-
er St. Nicholas,
GILVEREY,, Captain, of the ship
FISKE, FRANK S., Lt.-Col. 2d regi
ment New Hampshire Vols.,
report of battle of Bull Run,
Mary Goodell, courageous con-
duct of the wife of,
"God Preserve the Union," by
John Savage,
account of the capture of the,
Doc. 255
FRISBEE, EDWARD, Colonel 30th
Regiment N. Y. S. Volunteers,
D. 10; Doc. 176
FROST, DANIEL, of Western Va., D. 16
FROST, D. M., letter to Gov. Jack-
Doc. 494
D. CO
Doc. 1
"Flag song of the Michigan Volun-
teers," by D. B. Duffield,
son,
the treason of,
FRY, JAMES B., Adjutant-General,
U. S. A.,
D. 8 Fugitive Slaves-returned by Col.
Burnside,
Flat Rock, Ga, verbatim letter of
P. 71
the postmaster of,
Florida, Ordinance of Secession,
Doc. 407
Doc. 282
D.
not permitted to reside in the
camps of the National army, D.
number escaped from the South
during the years 1840-1860, P. 57
FULLER, JAMES, killed at Matthias
D. 67
Point, Va.,
FLAGG, SOLOMON, notice of,
Flags of North Carolina,
FLOYD, JOHN B., on the depreda-
tions of the Mormons,
sells for old iron perfect guns be-
longing to the United States, P. 47
his operation with Mr. Burke's
P. 100
horses,
Galveston, Texas, cannonaded, D. 57
Foot's Resolution, Webster's speech
Doc. 188 account of the bombardment of,
Doc. 484
FOOTE, SOLOMON, speech of, at New
D. 8 GAMBLE, HAMILTON R., elected
D. 50
York, June 25th,
Governor of Missouri,
Foreigners, U. S. War Department's
his inaugural to the Missouri
order in reference to the enlist-
D. 51: Doc. 458
Convention,
D. 85; Doc. 858
ment of,
proclamation to the citizens of
D. 59
See Seward's letter to F. A. Al-
Missouri,
military inspectors appointed by,
D. 76
Doc. 472
"God save the Flag of our Native
Land," dedicated to the mem-
ory of my father, who was in
the war of 1812, the brave boy-
cornet of the Bourbon cavalry,
P. 53
Ky. By "M. R. M.,"
"Going to the Wars," by Edward
S. Ellis,
Good Samaritan, a,
GOODE, JOHN THOMAS, 1st Lieuten-
ant, dismissed from the U. S.
Army,
GOODFELLOW., Orderly Sergt.
at the fight at Bethel, Va.,
"Goodwin Riflemen," of Concord,
N. II.,
GORDON, GEORGE H., Colonel 2d
Regiment Mass, Volunteers. D. 23
"Gordon," privateer, captures of
the,
GORMAN, WILLIS A., Colonel 1st
Minnesota Volunteer Regt.
D. 8; Doc. 174
report of battle of Bull Run, Doe. 27
supplementary report of battle of
Doc. 28
Bull Run,
GOULD, CHARLES. See Newspapers.
GOULD, LAFAYETTE, Surgeon, dis-
D. 20
missed from the U. S. A.,
Government employees, report on
Great Falls, Va.. skirmish at,
GREBLE, JOHN T., Lieutenant, let-
GRAHAM, C. K., Colonel 5th Regi-
ment N. Y. S. Volunteers.
Grafton, Va., excitement at,
GARCELON, -, Surgeon-General
to be razed with red pepper,
to be filled with centipedes and
lizards.
Garibaldi Guard, N. Y. S. V., wo-
men in,
Fortress Monroe, Va., Gen. Wool
GARLAND, ROBERT, Captain, dis-
missed from the Federal army,
GRAY, WILLIAM, of Boston, notice
of,
Great Bethel, Va., account of oc-
FOSTER, CHARLES HENRY, address
to the freemen of North Caro-
lina,
currences before the battle of
See Bethel.
Fourth of July, celebrated in the
Sandwich Islands,
the New Orleans Picayune's
D. 22; Doc. 252
D. 42
Regiment, killed,
confirmed as Brig.-
D. 54
Doc. 850
Frederick, Md., resolutions of the
Frederick Town, Mo., rebels sur-
prised at,
FREE, W. H., Lieut. 7th Ohio Regi-
ment, captures secessionists, D. 81
"Freedom," by M. F. Tupper, P. 87
"Freedom's Banner,"
Ď. 43
GARNETT, ROBERT S., General, es-
D. 28
capes from Laurel Hill,
killed at Carrick's Ford, Va., D. 80
account of the death of, Doc. 259, 290
GARKICK,, negro cook of the
"Enchantress," anecdote of, D. 52
GARRISON, LLOYD, quoted by the
D. 49
Memphis Appeal,"
GARRISON, Judge, Kings Co.,
N. Y. See Habeas Corpus, D. 67
GARTHELL, L. I., Colonel, rebel,
P. 15
wounded at Bull Run,
GARVIN, WILLIAM, of Kentucky, D. 68
Gauley Bridge, Va., Wise's flight
D. 50
from,
Genevieve, Mo., money seized at,
D. 68
by the U. S. troops,
"Gentlemen's Magazine," quotation
Doc. 891
from,
Georgia, 2d Regiment of, passed
D. 44
through Charleston, S. C.,
a destitute regiment of, arrived
at Richmond, Va.,
Governor of, refuses arms,
ter to his wife on the day pre-
P. 43
vious to his death,
GREENE, WILLIAM R., Colonel 14th
Regiment Mass. Volunteers, D. 60
GREEN, HENRY, of Louisville, Ky.,
D. 33
shoots a secessionist,
GREENHOW,, Mrs. See Female
Spies.
GREENLEAF, C. T.,
GREEN, MARTIN, rebel, at the battle
Doc 489
of Athens, Mo.,
Greenville, Tenn., Union Conven-
tion meet at.
GROW, GALUSHA A., elected Speak-
er of House of Congress,
speech of July 4th,
D. 5
GRIFFIN, CHARLES, Captain, report
Doe. 23
of battle of Bull Run,
P. 79
GRIFFITH,, U. S. N.,
Freeman's Journal, presented by
the Grand Jury,
GUION, FRED. A., The Compromise
FREMONT, JOHN C., Gen., the ances-
troops of, at the fight at Laurel
Hill, Va.,
condition of his compromise peti-
tion,
"George B. Baker," the schooner,
captured.
his remonstrance in reference to
compromise,
George the Fourth, tents captured
account of his expedition to Cairo
from, in 1812, used by National
troops,
GERHARDT,,
GUNNELL, F. M, Surgeon U. S. N.,
official report of fight at Mat-
thias Point, Va.,
GWATHMEY, WM. H., of Va.,
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