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INDEX.

New York Cavalry , 1st Dragoons (also19tli N. Y. ), Cold Harbor, 4 : 193;Darbytown, 4:236; Trevilian Sta-tion, 4 : 239 ; in Shenandoah, 4 :481, 488. — 2d, Chaneellorsville cam-paign, 3 : 153; in Dahlgren’s raid,4 : 95.— 3d, in S. E. Va. , 4 :533.

— 4th, Trevilian Station, 4 : 239.

— 5th, Gettysburg , 3 : 393.—6th,Chaucellorsville campaign, 3:175-7 ;Gettysburg campaign, 3 : 274; Tre-viliau Station, 4 : 239.— 9th, Gettys-burg , 3 : 274, 275; Trevilian Station,4 : 239.—10th, Gettysburg , 3 : 400;Trevilian Station, 4 : 234, 239.

- Engineers, 2d, Fort Pulaski,

2:2.—15th, Fredericksburg , 3:121.— 50th, Fredericksburg , 3 :121.

- Infantry , 1st, Big Bethel, 2 :

148.— 2d, Fort Monroe, 2 :144; BigBethel, 2 :148-50.—3d,BigBethel, 2:418.—5th, Fort Monroe, 2 :145; BigBethel, 2:148.—6th, Santa Rosa, 1:32, note.—7th (militia), cut, 1 : 155;at Washington, 1 : 151 ; cut, 1 :159.

— 7tli (volunteers), near Fort Mon-roe, 2 : 148,152.— 8th, Ball Run, 1:192; in Shenandoah, 2 : 292, note.—9th, on N. C. coast, 1 : 632, 635-6;at Roanoke Island , 1: 643-4; Win-ton, 1 : 646; South Milis, 1 : 655-6 ;South Mt., 2 : 558; Antietam, 2 : 556,660-2, 664.—11th, 1:179, note; 1stBull Run, 1:189. —14th (militia),1st Bull Run, 1 :189; Gettysburg ,3 : 276.—14th (vols.), Beaver DamCreek, 2 : 330; Malvern Hill, 2 : 416,417, 419.—16th, Gaines’s Mill, 2 :339, 355, 368; Crami>ton’s Gap, 2:594.—20th, onN. C. coast, 1:633, note.—25th, Hanover Court House, 2:321.—27th, Gaines’s Mill, 2:355, note,428-9, 433.—29th, 1st Bull Run, 1:192.—31st, Chancellorsville, 3 : 228.—33d, Golding’s Farm, 2 : 369.—36th, Chancellorsville, 3 : 227, 229.—39th, Gettysburg , 3 : 311, 392.—41st,in Shenandoah, 2 : 292.—42d, atBall’s Bluff, 2:127-8; Gettysburg ,3:387, 388.—43d, Chancellorsville,3 : 227.—44th, Malvern Hill, 2 : 419.—45th, in Shenandoah, 2 : 292;Chancellorsville, 3:198.—46th, FortPulaski, 2 : 2, 8, note.—47th, inFla., 4 : 77.—48th, Fort Pulaski,2:6; Battery Wagner, 4 : 47; inFla., 4 : 77-80.— 5lst, at RoanokeIsland , 1: 642, 644; New Berne, 1:649; Antietam, 2:652.— 59th, Get-tysburg, 3 : 389.—60th, Gettysburg ,3 : 316.—6lst, camp, cut, 2 :195 ; inS. E. Va. , 4 : 573.—67tli, MalvernHill, 2 : 423; Chancellorsville, 3 :227.—69th, Malvern Hill, 2 : 421.—71st, Malvern Hill, 2 : 432.—76th, 2dBull Run, 2 : 469.—78th, Gettys-burg, 3 : 316.—79th, Knoxville , 3 :742.—82d, Savage’s Station, 2 : 374.—85th, iuN. C. (1863), 4 : 625.—88tli,Savage’s Station, 2 : 374.— 89th, inN. C. , 1 : 647 ; South Mills, 1 : 655 ;South Mt., 2 : 558; Fredericksburg ,3 :127.—92d, inN. C. (1863), 4 : 625.—99th, in N. C. , 1:633, 642.—100th,Battery Wagner, 4:47.—102d, Get-tysburg , 3:316.-103(1, South Mt., 2:558 ; Antietam 2 :660.—107th, Antie-tam, 2 : 641. — lllth, Gettysburg ,

3 : 392. — 112th, Drewry’s Bluff,

4 : 211.—115th, in Fla., 4 : 77.—

121st, Spotsylvania, 4:171.—125th,Gettysburg, 3 : 392.—126th, Gettys-burg , 3:392. — 13lst, Winchester,4 : 509.—137th, Gettysburg , 3 :316.—140th, Gettysburg , 3 : 315.—146th,Gettysburg, 3 : 315. — 147th, Get-tysburg, 3 : 277.— 149th, Gettysburg ,

3 : 316, 317.—161st, Red River expe-dition, 4 : 354.—169th, Fort Fisher,

4 :654.—179th, Petersburg, 4 : 561.New York, “Zouaves,” see Infantry ,

5tli, 9th and 11 th.

“New-York Times ” correspondent,quoted, 2 : 7, 9.

Newbury, S. S., capt. 12th XJ. S., k, 4 :569.

Newhall, F. C., TJ col. cav., 2 : 431,433 ; 4 : 191, 716, 733.

-, Walter S., capt. 3d Pa. cav.,

3 : 404; w, 3 : 405.

Newspapers, Northern, influence onwar, 4 : 102 ; correspondents in TJarmy, 1:141-3.

-, Southern, influence, 4:149.

Newton, Isaac, asst, eng’r, “Monitor,”

1 : 723, 724 ; por’t, 1 : 741.

-, John, TJ b’v’t maj.-gen., 4 : 723;

at West Point, 2 : 524; brig.-gen., atGaines’s Mill, 2:339; Antietam cam-paign, 2 : 593; Fredericksburg , 3 :135; Burnside’s orders concerning,3 : 216, note; Chancellorsville cam-paign, 3 : 225, 227, 228-30, 232;com’ds First Corps, 3 : 313, 338; Get-tysburg, 3 : 371, 373, 387; Atlanta campaign, 4 : 294, 296-7, 301, 303, 306,311, 313-14; in Tenn., 4: 440; quoted,

2 : 222 ; 3 : 313-14.

Newtonia, Mo. , 3 : 446, 447; action(Oct. 28th, 1864), 4 : 377.

Newtown, Va. , actions (May 24, 1862),2: 289, 310; (Aug. 11,1864),4 : 502.Niagara, The, TJ cruiser, 1: 32, 612;

2 : 135, 143; 4 : 597, 598.

Nicholls, Francis T., C brig.-gen.,por’t, 3 : 212; Gettysburg , 3 : 317.Nichols, Edw. T., TJ lieut., 2 : 46.

■-, Perry, 9th N. Y. cav., 3:275.

-, Smith W., TJ lieut. (navy), 4 :

660.

-,Wm. A., TJ b’v’t maj.-gen., 1:35.

Nicholson, J. W. A., TJ lieut., 1 : 679.

-, John P., TJ b’v’t lieut.-col., 3 :

543.

Nields, H’y C., TJ act’g ensign, 4: 389.Niles, John W., C private, 4 : 565.Nims, Ormand F., capt. 2d Mass.

bat’y, 3 : 582-3 ; c, 4 : 353.

Noble, John W,, TJ b’v’t brig.-gen.,col. 3d la. cav., 4 : 760.

Nolensvillc, Tenn., skirmish (Dec.

26th, 1862), 3 : 613, 614.

Nolin, Ky., 1: 381.

Norfolk, Va. , abandonment by TJ, 1:693 ; evac. by C, 1 : 709 ; 2 :152. 268.

-and Petersburg R. R., 4 : 540.

Norfolk Packet, The, at N. O., 2 : 60.North, causes of superiority, 3 :634.North Anna, Va. , 4:192; battle (May23d-27tb, 1864), 4 : 335-7, 146-7, 214.

-, Maps, 4 :136, 214.

North Anna line, 3 : 71.

North Atlantic Squadron, 2 : 264.North Carolina , unionists, 1: 636-7,646; enlistmeut of, 1 :658-9; twenty-two shot by C, 1 : 659.

-, Articles, 1 : 632-69 ; 4 : 625-51,

671-9, 681-705, 754-8.

-, Maps, 1 : 634, 673; 4 : 694;

(N. W.), 4 : 478; (coast), 4 : 629.

North Carolina Colored Troops, TJ, inFla., 4 : 77, 80.

North Carolina Troops, C, Cavalry ,1st, Seven Days, 2:431; Gettysburg ,3 : 404; Wilderness cam., 4 : 189.

- Infantry , 2d, South Mt., 2:

567, 571 —4th, South Mt., 2 : 567.— 5th, South Mt., 2:563.— 6th, 1stBull Run, 1 : 213 ; Gaines’s Mill, 2 :363.—7th, New Berne , 1: 651.— 12th,South Mt., 2 : 563, 566.—13th, SouthMt., 2 : 563, 571; Chancellorsville,3 :153.—15th, Fredericksburg , 3 :94-5.—20th, South Mt., 2 : 563.—23d,South Mt., 2 : 563, 566.—24th, Fred-ericksburg, 3 :94.—25th, Fredericks-burg , 3 : 94-5, 98; Petersburg, 4 :565.—27th, Harper’s Ferry , 2:008;Antietam, 2 : 678, 681; Fredericks-burg , 3 : 94-5. — 33d, New Berne,1 : 651.—34th, Gettysburg , 3 :392. — 35tli, New Berne , 1 : 651;Fredericksburg , 3 : 94-5.—36th, FortFisher, 4 : 647.— 46th, Fredericks-burg, 3 : 94-5.—48th, Fredericks-burg , 3 : 94-5. —49tb, Antietam, 2 :679; Fredericksburg , 3:94-5; Peters-burg, 4:565.— 61st, Petersb’g, 4 : 565.

North Carolina , The, TJ vessel, 1: 719.

North Carolina and Southern Va. , Cdep’t, 4:195.

North Central R. R., 3 : 268.

North Edisto River, S. C., 4 :10, 27, 35.

Northern Liberties Are co’s, D. C. , 1:13.

Northern Va. , araiy of, reorganized,3 : 245, 258; corps, 3 : 331; in 1864,4:103 ; strength, 4:153; privationsof soldiers, 4:118-19, 231; wearingout of, 4:152,231; commissariat, 4 :240; surrender, 4 : 724, 730-3.

Northern Va. Dep’t, divisions, 2: 282.

Northrop, Lucius B., C commissarygen., 1 : 6, 239. Article, 1:261.

Norwich, The, TJ gun-boat, 4 : 27.

Nottoway River, Va. , 4 : 534.

-C. H. (Station), Va. , 4 : 719.

Noyes, Henry E., TJ capt., 4: 467.

Nugent, Jas. I-I., TJ lieut., k, 1: 313.

Numbers of troops engaged, untrust-worthiness of official returns, 3:613; in TJ army, 2:581 [see Strengthof Forces].

-, inferiority of C in, made up by

other means, 3 : 51; 4 : 250.

Nyanza, The, TJ tin-clad, 4 : 412.

Nye, E. B., lieut. 14th Mass, bat’y,k, 4 : 580.

Oak Grove, Va. , 2: 263 ; (SevenDays)battle (June 25th, 1862), 2 : 366, note.

Oak Hill (Ridge), Gettysburg , 3 : 272,275, 279, 288, 379.

Oak Hills, Mo. , see Wilson’s Creek.

Oakey, Dan’l, TJ capt., Article ,“ Marching through Georgia andthe Carolinas,” 4 : 671.

Oates, Joseph, lieut. 9th Ill., 4: 298.

-, Wm. C., col. I5tli Ala., Gettys-burg , 3: 315, 329, 396.

Ocean Pond, Fla., action (Feb. 20th,1864), 4 : 77 [see, also, Olustee].

Ocmulgee River, Ga. , 4:664,667,761,766.

Oconee River, Ga. , action (Nov. 24thand 25th, 1864), 4 : 665.

Ocraeoke Inlet, N. C. , 1 : 635-6.

Octorora, The, TJ gun-b’t, 3:483 ; 4:412.

Officers [see General Officers, Rank],position in battle, 2:197.

-, TJ, of vols., power of app’t, 1:

91-3, 639, note.