INDEX.

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Smith, Andrew J., TJ maj.-gen.,por’ts, 3 : 500 ; 4:354; brig.-gen.,at Vicksburg , 3:464, 497 , 508, 509,511, 526, 530, 531, 545 ; on Red River,4 :108,349-51, 353-4, 356, 360, 362, 369,373; at N. O., 4:411; in Mo., 4 :375-7; at Nashville , 4 : 373, 457-60,463, 468 ; in Miss., 4 : 415; in Tenn. ,4 : 443, 448, 454, 465, 663.

-, Baxter, C col. 4th Tenn. cav.,

4 : 705, note.

-, Benj. F., TJ b’v’t brig.-gen., col,

126th Ohio , 3 : 263.

-, Caleb B., IT Sec’y of Interior,

Smith, Joseph, TJ rear-adm., 1 *. 5 , 617,728, 749-50.

Joseph B., TJ acting-com’r,

por’t, 1 : 707; k, 1 : 699, 712.

-, J. L. Kirby, col. 43d Ohio , 1:445.

-, Jas. Power, G capt., Article,

“Stonewall Jackson’s Last Battle,”3 : 203.

-, Jas. Y., gov. R. I., 1 : 6 .

, Larkin, TJ maj., 1 : 35 .

1 :

—, Caraway, col. 2 d Fla. cav., 4:77, 78, 80.

Chas. F., TJmaj.-gen,, por’t, 1:

411; character, 1: 405, 587; app’t’dbrig.-gen., in Ky., 1: 285; Paducah ,1: 348; Fort Heiman, 1: 405; FortDonelson, 1: 406, 408, 422-3 ; afterFort Donelson, 1 : 465, 490, 576;Shiloll, 1 : 469, 492.

-, D. H., C col. 5tli Ky. cav., 4:423.

-, Edmund Kirby , C gen., por’t,

3 : 13; w, 1 : 214; character, 3 :454; maj., in Shenandoah, 1 ; 229;1st Bull Run, 1 : 175, 190, 212, 249;

2 : 717, note; in E. Tenn., 2 : 717;

3 : 62-6; in Ky. , 2 : 717,725; 3 : 2-3,

5, 10-11, 15, 17, 19-20, 23, 26-7, 46, 600,602, 603; lieut.-gen., in Ark., 3 :454, 456, 457; politics, 3 : 456;

inefficiency, 3 : 458-9; Vicksburg •campaign, 3 : 473, 543; in Tenn. ,

3 : 603; in La, , 4 : 347, 350, 352, 356-7, •360, 375; com’ds trans-Miss. dep’t,

4 : 369, note; succeeds Taylor, 4 :361; quoted, 4 : 353, note, 356. Article, •“ The Defense of the Red River,” 4:369.

-, E. P., anecdote, 4 : 305.

-, Francis H., C col., 4 : 480.

, Geo. E., Article, “In the Ranks

-, Leon, 6 naval capt., 3 : 586.

-, Marshall J., col. Crescent (La .)

regt., Shiloh, 1 : 566, 590.

-, Martin Luther , C maj.-gen.,

por’t, 3 : 476 ; character, 3 : 482;brig.-gen., Vicksburg , 3 : 474, 482,484, 487-9.

-, Melancton, TJ rear-adm., capt.

(navy), 2 : 13, 49; 3 : 566; quoted,2 : 49.

-, Morgan L., TJ brig.-gen., por’t,

1 :410; col, 8th Mo., at Fort Donel-son, I : 422-3; brig.-gen., at Vicks-burg, 3:464; Chattanooga , 3 : 700 ,701,705,723; com’ds Fifteenth Corps,Atlanta cam., 4 : 317, 328-30.

-, Orland, b’v’t brig.-gen., col.

73d Ohio , 3 : 720.

-, Preston, C maj.-gen., por’t, 3:

8; k, 3 : 652; in Ky. , 3 : 4-5.

-, R. P., col. 71st Pa., 3 : 391.

-, T. B. , C brig.-gen., col. 20th

Tenn., at Baton Rouge , 3 : 583 ;Atlanta cam. , 4 : 282.

-, T. Kilby, TJ b’v’t maj.-gen.,

Red River, 4 : 349, 351, 354, 357, 363.

, Watson, TJ lieut.-com’r, 2 : 35;

at Fredericksburg,” 3 :142.

-> Geo. H., col. 62d Va. , 4 : 480-2,

484; in Md., 4 : 497.

, Giles A., TJ maj.-gen., w, 3 :

3 : 560-2; death, 3 : 563.

-, Win., Cgov. Va. , 1 : 6.

-, Win., TJ naval quartermaster,

4 : 625; por’t, 4 : 619.

-, Wm., TJ com’r, 2 : 266, 270.

-, Wm., Cbrig.-gen.,col.49th.Va. ,

1 : 211; Gettysburg, 3 : 281, 369.

Win. Farrar, TJ maj.-gen.,

702; Chattanooga , 3 : 700, 701, 723;Atlanta campaign, 4 : 266, note, 301,314, 328; in S. C. , 4 : 675.

-, GustavusW., Cinaj.-gen., 1:6,

221, 253-4; 2 : 524; por’t, 2 : 217; be-low Richmond , 2 : 206, 210-11, 214;Seven Pines, 2 : 221, 247-62; illness,

2 : 261; Atlanta campaign, 4 : 271,273; com’ds Ga. Militia at Atlanta ,4 : 332-3, 337-9, 341, 343; in Ga. , 4 :664; in S. C. , 4 : 683, note; c, 4 :761; quoted, 2 : 219, 222, note ; 4 :335. Articles, “ Two Days of Battle atSeven Pines,” 2 : 220; “The GeorgiaMilitia about Atlanta, ” 4:331; “ TheGeorgia Militia during Sherman’sMarch to the Sea,” 4 : 667.

-, Henry E., TJ b’v’t maj., Arti-cle, “The Rear-Guard at MalvernHill,” 2 : 434.

-, H. R., quoted, 1 : 746.

-, J. B., Article, “The Charge of

Pickett, Pettigrew, and Trimble,”

3 : 354.

--, J. Gregory, gov. Vt., 1 : 6.

-, Jas. E., capt. 4th N. Y. bat’y,

Gettysburg, 3 : 304, 305, 309.

-, John E., b’v’t maj.-gen., col.

45th Ill., 1 : 527; brig.-gen., Vicks-burg campaign, 3 : 497, 498; Chatta-nooga , 3 : 701, 705, 713, 723.

character, 3 : 715; 4 :106,' note; onPeninsula, 2 :172, 183, 194; SevenPines, 2 :181, note; Gaines’s Mill,2:181; Golding’s Farm, 2:366-9;Savage’s Station, 2 : 371; White OakBridge, 2 :381; retreat, 2 : 435 ; in N.Va., 2 : 540; Antietam campaign, 2:594-7, 628 , 646 ; Burnside’s ordersconcerning, 3 : 216; com’ds in dept.Susquehanna, 3 : 271; chief eng.of Army of Cumberland, 3 : 685,687, 688, 691, 696, 699, 714, 716, 717, 719,720, 723; appointed maj.-gen., 4 :104; com’ds Army of James, 4 :106,note; relieved, 4 : 107; allegedreasons for, 4 : 107, note; joinsArmy of Potomac, 4 : 147, 205 , 244 ;Cold Harbor, 4 :148, 215-17, 220;refuses to assault at Cold Harbor,4 : 227; Petersburg, 4 :149, 151, 245,541; quoted, 2 :198-9, 646, note; 3 :718; 4:104-7,notes. Articles, “Frank-lin’s ‘Left Grand Division,’” 3 :128 ; “ Comments on Gen. Grant ’s‘Chattanooga, ’” 3 : 714, 718; “But-ler’s Attack on Drewry’s Bluff,”4 : 206; “ The Eighteenth Corps atCold Harbor,” 4 : 221 .

-, Wm. Sooy, TJ brig.-gen., Vicks-burg campaign, 3 : 525; in N. Miss.,4 : 247,note; chief of cav., expedition(Feb., 1864), 4 : 415-17; orders to, 4 :417-18, note; quoted, 4 : 418.

Smith Briggs, The,TJ transp’t, c, 4: 706 .Smithfield, N. C., 4 : 701, 705, 755.

Smithfield, Va. , action (Aug. 29 th,’64),4:505.

Smithfleld, The, TJ gun-boat, 4 :147.Smithville, N. C., 4 : 635, note.Smoketown, Md., 2 : 685.

Smyth, Thos. A., b’v’t maj.-gen., col.1 st Del., com’ds brigade, Wilderness,4 : 157, 166.

Smyrna Station [Church], Ga. , 4:323,333; action (July 4th, ’64), 4: 252,332.Snake Creek Gap, Ga. , 4 : 263,266,267,278, 279, 296-8, 325, 426.

Snead, Thos. L., C col., 1 : 262, note;quoted, 1: 306, note, 313, note. Arti-cles,^ First Year of the War in Mo.,”1 : 262; “With Price East of theMiss.,” 2 :717; “The Conquest ofArkansas,” 3 : 441.

Snicker’s Gap,Va„ 3 : 253, 267 ; 4 : 501;

action (July 18th, 1864), 4 : 499, note.Snow , Alonzo,TJ capt.Md. art’y,4:489.

Snowden,-, capt. 4th S. C. cav., 4:

237.

Snyder, G. W., TJ lieut. eng., por’t,

1 :42; death, 1 ; 49.

Soley, Jas. Russell, quoted, 2 : 75 , 135;4 : 621,note,637,note,64l;his“Block-axle and the Cruisers” cited, 1: 715,726. Articles, “ TJ and C Navies,”

1 : 611; “Early Operations in theGulf,” 2 : 13; “ Early Operationson the Potomac River, ” 2 : 143;“The Navy in the Peninsula Cam-paign, ” 2:264; “Naval Operationsin the Vicksburg Campaign,” 3 :551; “ Gulf Operations in 1862 and1863,” 3 : 571; “Minor Operationsof the South Atlantic Squadronunder Du Pont, ” 4 : 27 ; “ClosingOperations in the Gulf and WesternRivers,” 4:412; ‘The ConfederateCruisers,” 4 : 595 ? “ Closing Opera-tions in the James River,” 4 : 705 .Somerset, Ky. , 1 : 383.

Songs of colored troops, 4 : 564-5.Sorrel, G. M., C col., 3 : 337.

Soule, Pierre, 2 : 92,95,98; por’t, 2 : 97 .Sound of battle, 2: 365.

South, TJ Dept, of the, 4 : 55 .

South Anna River, Va. , 2 :322; 3 : 265.South Atlantic Squadron, Articles, 4:27, 51.

South Carolina,responsibility for war,

4 : 684; secession ordinance, 1 : 100;Sherman’s army in, 4 : 258, 675 , 683.- ,Maps (East), 4:670, 676 ; (coast),

1 : 673; 4 : 5, 629.

-, troops, C.

- ArVy , 1st, 4 :19, 26; Fort Sum-ter, 4 : 2,10, 23.

- Cavalry , “ Hampton’s Legion,”

Gaines’s Mill, 2:363; Antietam cam-paign, 2 : 565, 584. — 2d, Brandy Sta-tion, 3 : 261, 263 — 3d, Gettysburg,

3 : 331.—4th, Trevilian Station, 4:237 - 9 .—5th, Trevilian Station, 4 :237-9.—6th, Trevilian Sfca., 4 : 237-9.- Infantry , 1st, Antietam cam.,

2 : 577; Fort Moultrie, 4 : 2 , 10 , 23;at Battery Bee, 4 :11, 26; Spot-sylvania, 4 : 173, note.— 2d, at 1stBull Run, 1 : 214; Fredericksburg,

3 : 92-3; Gettysburg, 3 : 331, note,335, 336; Knoxville , 3 : 747.—3d,Fredericksburg, 3 : 92, 95; Gettys-burg, 3 : 331, 335, 336; Knoxville , 3 :

747 .—4th, 1st Bull Run, 1 : 206.—5th,Seven Pines, 2 : 236,239.—6th, SevenPines, 2 : 232, 238.—7th, at Charles-ton , 4 :14; Fredericksburg, 3 : 92,