DEEP RUN, 212. DEPARTMENT OF RAPPAHANNOCK, assigned to, 48. DEPARTURE FOR HOME, 380. DUNKARDS, Society, 149. FIFTY-FIRST MASS., 256. FIFTY-NINTH MASS., 328, 372. F. F. V's, 20, 23, 38. FORT CRATER, 373. FORT HELL, 375. Fox, LIEUT.-COL. W. F., small number of deaths in Thirteenth Mass., 88; about fighting regiments, 170. FRANKLIN, GEN., order received from Burnside, 178; mentioned, 171, 172. FREDERICK CITY, 14, 162, 220. FREDERICKSBURG, battle of, 161, 250; GAINSVILLE, 273. GETTYSBURG, beginning of campaign, 213, 214; battle of, 225; incident of, by E. F. Rollins, 241; report of Gen. Robinson, 244; losses at, 246; number of men engaged, 246. GIBBON, GEN., 159, 162, 169. GOOSE CREEK, 43, 256. GRANT, GEN., assumes command of armies, 308; reviewed by, 315; instructions to Gen. Butler, 318; outlines the advance of the army, 318; shows the work of the army, 335; object in moving to Spottsylvania, 337; about return of wagons from Belle Plain, 339; to Gen. Halleck, from Spottsylvania, 340; his reasons for advancing on Richmond via Rapidan River, 341; instructions at Cold Harbor, 362, 363. GREENBACKS, issued, 32. GRIFFIN, GEN., recommended by Warren, 342. GUILFORD STATION, 216, 217. GUINEY'S STATION, 345. HAGERSTOWN, 3, 4, 17, 150. HALLECK, instructions to Meade, 220. HALL'S BATTERY, 164. HALL'S HILL, 120. HALLTOWN, 33. HAMILTON, GEN., II. HANCOCK, GEN., 150. HARPER'S FERRY, 7, 9, 10, 16. HARTSUFF, GEN., assignment to brigade, 53; report about condition of brigade, 54; incident with the cook, 56; instructions about appearance of men, 58, 59; about transfer to Banks, 84; report of battle of Cedar Mountain, 98; testimony at Court of Inquiry, 122; mentioned, 147; at Cedar Mountain, 148. HARTSUFF'S BRIGADE, McDowell's report of, 102. HARTWOOD CHURCH, 213. HAY MARKET, 75, 272, 273. HEADQUARTERS IN THE SADDLE, ex-' planation by Gen. Pope, 91. HERRING CREEK, 352. HILL, GEN., letter to Gen. Beauregard about Grant's position, 367. HOLLIDAY, M., 25. HOOKER, GEN., assigned to First Corps, HUTS, about building, 174, 297. I, COMPANY, sent to Front Royal, 82. JACKSON, STONEWALL, 16, 30; about pushing an army, 141; death of, 206; mentioned, 275. JAMES RIVER, crossing of, June 16, '64, 371. JEFFERSON, 219. JOHNSTON, GEN. Jos. E., 24; letter to KEEDYSVILLE, 135, 136, 151, 255- LAUREL HILL, charge at, 334. LEARY'S HOUSE, 365. LEE, GEN., letter from Jefferson Davis about Antietam. 140-145, 146; congratulatory order to his soldiers, May 7, 163, 255; his address to people of Marylan, 215; request to Gen. Meade after Gettysburg, for exchange of prisoners, 243; appeal to soldiers, July 11, 63, 232; about Mosby, 267; thanks of Confederate Congress, 298: letter from as Quartermaster-General about distress of solters, 305; appeal to his soldiers, Jan. 22, '64, 305; about position of Union army, May, '64, 338; letter to Confederate Secretary of War, May 12, '64, 341, 343; announces the death of Gen. Stuart, 345. LEONARD, COL., mentioned, 16; report of doings at battle of Fredericksburg, 167. LICKING RUN, 276. LINCOLN, PRESIDENT, designation of corps, 27; letter to Gen. McClellan about McDowell's corps, 50: reviewed by, 69; withholding McDowell's corps, 73, 75; a question of legs, 74; Forbes' account of, as a strategist, 140; order to Gen. McClellan to cross the Potomac, 143; to Gen. McClellan about the possibilities of his situation, 144; to McClellan about his soretongued horses, 151; address to Army of Potomac, Dec. 22, '62, 174; letter to Gen. Hooker, assigning him to command Army of Potomac, 193; reviews First Army Corps, 198; suggestions to Gen. Hooker, 210. LOCKWOOD, GEN., relieved from duty, 358; his reply, 359. "LONE STAR" hamlet, 348. LONGSTREET, GEN., on Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, 238. letter to, from President, about Mc- MCCOY, COL., circulars to brigade, 264, NAVY, transfer of men to, 315. NINTH CORPS mentioned, 344. "OLD BOWELS," account of, 261-263. ONE HUNDRED FOURTH New York, 211. 211. ORD, GEN., takes command of division, 62; mentioned, 76, 77; relieved from command, 81; sent to Corinth, 82. OVENS, how to build them, 196. MCDOWELL, GEN., disposition of corps, 50; about duties of corps, 64; dislike felt by his men, 67; despatch of Gen. McClellan about movement of corps, 69; coöperation with McClellan, 70; letter to President, 72; letter from President about marching corps, 74; telegraphs Secretary of War about movement of Ord's division, 77; about joining McClellan, 81, 84; about wagon trains, 81; to command Third Corps, 86; hung in effigy, 87; report of campaign of the Rappahannock, 102; Gen. Pope compliments his corps, 103, 109; relieved from command, 114, 119, 130; McClellan's statement about, 119; testimony at Court of Inquiry, 122; extract from ONE Hundred SevenTH Pennsylvania, "Boston Evening Transcript," 126. MEADE, GEN., takes command of army, 220; instructions from Gen. Halleck, 220; circular to the army, 223; letter to Gen. Lee about exchange of prisoners, 244; assignment of corps, Nov. 9, 63, 276; directs order of march on Mine Run campaign, 279; report on battle of Mine Run, 290; order of instructions to army, May 2, '64, 321; appeal to soldiers, May 4, '64, 327; congratulatory address to soldiers, May 13, '64, 340. MECHANICSVILLE, 221, 361. MIDDLEBURG, 45, 153, 256. MIDDLETOWN, 133, 150, 219. MILITARY SCHOOL at Philadelphia, 317. MILK, a recruit's mistake, 132. MINE RUN, campaign of, 278; order of march, 279; Swinton's account of, 283, 286; battle of, 285; an experience by E. F. Rollins, 281. MITCHELL'S STATION, 100, 270, 296; about building huts at, 297. PALFREY'S story of Fredericksburg, 172. 231; account of Mine Run cam- PAUL, GEN., takes command of brigade, 66 POPE, GEN., 85; to McDowell, 87; his famous order, 90; explanation of 'headquarters in the saddle," 91; testimony at Court of Inquiry, 107; report of battle of Manassas, III. PONY MOUNTAIN, 270, 301. POTOMAC, crossed the, 256. PRINCE GEORGE'S COURT-HOUSE, 372. RACCOON FORD, 270, 271. RAPPAHANNOCK, assigned to department 154, RAPPAHANNOCK STATION, IOI, REENLISTMENT, bounties to be paid for, 295. RENO, GEN., 129. REYNOLDS, GEN., assumes command of RICHMOND TAKEN, 89. ROBERTSON'S TAVERN, 279. instruc ROLLINS, E. F., experience at Gettysburg, 241; an experience at Mine Run, 281. ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, 346. SANITARY COMMISSION, 378. SAN JACINTO, 35. SECOND CORPS, 85, 276, 279, 285. SECRETARY OF WAR, to Gen. McClellan SEDGEWICK, testimony before congres- SIXTEENTH INDIANA, 20, 40, 45, 55. SIXTH CORPS, 133, 276, 279. SMOOTHBORE, account of, 178. SNICKERSVILLE, 41, 42, 43. SOUTH ANNA RIVER, 351. STAFFORD COURT-HOUSE, 158, 159. STRASBURG, 77. STUART, GEN., circuit of Union Army SWINTON, account of "mud march," TAYLOR, GEN. NELSON, takes command THIRD CORPS, 85-86; Hooker to com- THIRTY-THIRD MASS., 215. WASHINGTON, GEO., 271, 374. WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, 22, 46. WATERLOO, 95. TWELFTH MASS., 40, 59, 63, 138, 157, WEBSter, Fletcher, 63. 169, 170, 198, 205, 377. TWENTY-NINTH PENNSYLVANIA, II. VAN BUREN, PRESIDENT, death of, 95. WADSWORTH, GEN., mentioned, 49; wagons, reduction of, 197; testimony about council of war at Williamsport, 255; death of, 329. WAGONS, reduction of, 197. WARREN, GEN., circular to Fifth Corps, 313; about leaves of absence, 314; instructions to Fifth Corps, 324; about Generals Griffin and Ayres, 342; to WHEELOCK, GEN., 353. WHITE OAK CHURCH, 64, 209. WILSON, SENATOR, 252. YEAGER, Indian relics found on farm of, 309. |