Twentieth, 44, 48, 56, 62, 116, 163, 174, 175, 177;
Twenty-fourth, 105, 158;
Twenty-seventh, 70, 71;
Thirty-ninth, 70, 71, 75;
Forty-first, 165;
Forty-third, 70, 86;
Forty-sixth, 53, 96, 114, 133, 140;
Forty-seventh, 53;
Forty-eighth, 114, 134, 155, 162, 173;
Forty-ninth, 172;
Fifty-third, 102, 114, 126, 127, 128, 130, 134, 139, 172, 173;
Fifty-fourth, 114, 148, 149;
Fifty-sixth, 116, 163;
Fifty-seventh, 102, 114, 126, 128, 129, 130, 134, 173;
Fifty-eighth, 44, 53, 116;
Sixty-third, 70;
Sixty-eighth, 116, 163;
Seventieth, 114, 129, 134;
Seventy-first, 114, 148, 173;
Seventy-second, 114;
Seventy-sixth, 44, 53, 113, 175;
Seventy-seventh, 114, 117, 126, 128, 129, 130, 134, 173;
Seventy-eighth, 116;
Eighty-first, 113, 134, 139, 143, 163, 172, 173, 178.
Batteries:
Fifth, 103, 115;
Eighth (Margraff's), 115;
Eleventh (Sands'), 70;
Thirteenth (Myers'), 115, 150
Osage River, the, 10
Osceola, Mo., 10
Osterhaus, Colonel, 14
Otterville, Mo., 11
Owl Creek, 99, 132, 160, 167, 170, 174
Paducah, Ky., 18
Paine, General, 86
Palmer, General J.N., 69, 70
Palmyra, Mo., 8
Patriot, the Nashville, cited, 60, 61
Peabody, Colonel, 122, 141
Pearce, General, 4
Pea Ridge, battle of, 12, 13 et seq.
Perczell, Colonel N., 70
Phelps, Lieutenant, 30
Pillow, Fort, 19, 66, 80 (see Artillery)
Pillow, General G.H., 21;
at Fort Donelson, 36, 45 et seq.;
his advice in the Council at Fort Donelson, 57;
leaves Fort Donelson, 59
Pilot Knob, Mo., 16
"Pittsburg," the, 46
Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., 130 et seq., 162, 163, 181;
selected as the place of assembly of the army in West Tennessee, 99
Pleasant Point, Tenn., 79
Plummer, Colonel J.B. (afterward General), 17, 69, 70
Polk, General Leonidas, 18, 19, 128, 161, 169, 170;
evacuates Columbus, 66;
occupies Island Number Ten, 68
Pond, Colonel, 160, 169, 174
Pond, General, 129
Pope, General John, 7, 9, 10;
made Major-General, 65;
appointed to command the force against New Madrid and Island Number Ten, 66;
lands at Commerce, 69;
his conduct of the New Madrid campaign, 74 et seq.;
goes into camp at Hamburg, 183;
commands left wing of the Army of the Mississippi, 184;
advances from Hamburg, 186;
occupies Farmington, 187, 189, 190;
pushes on to Corinth, 191
Porter, Captain (afterward Commodore and Admiral), at Fort Henry, 30, 60
Powell, General, 142
Prentiss, General, at Pittsburg Landing, 102 et seq.;
referred to, 158, 159;
his loss in guns, 181
Price, General Sterling, 1, 2 et seq.; 7, 8, 10 et seq., 184
Pride, Colonel, 131
Pugh, Colonel, 151, 154
Purdy road, 136
Purdy, Tenn., 101
Raith, Colonel, 129
Rawlins, Captain (afterward General), 53
Reardon, Colonel, 134
Reelfoot, Lake, 67
Rice, Lieutenant-Colonel, 130
Rienzi, 190
Rolla, Mo., 4, 7, 12
Rosecrans, General, 184, 190, 191
Ross, Colonel, 56
Rousseau, 163-169, 170-171, 172-174, 175
Ruggles, General, 145, 154, 157, 170
Russell, Colonel, 135, 169, 170
"Russell's," position of, 187
Russellville, Ky., 37
Savannah, Tenn., 97
Schofield, Captain, 17
Schwartz, Captain, 31, 49
Schwartz's battery, 136 (see Artillery)
Sedalia, Mo., 10
Selma, Ala., 91
Shaver, Colonel, 123, 127
Shaw, Colonel, 147
Sheridan, Colonel P.H., assigned to Second Michigan Cavalry, 187
Sherman, General W.T., suggestions of, to General Halleck, 25;
assigned to command Military District of Cairo, 65;
at Pittsburg Landing, 101 et seq.;
in the expedition up the Tennessee, 96, 122 et seq.;
referred to, 158, 174, 175, 177;
his loss in guns, 181;
mentioned, 182, 187, 188, 190
Shiloh, battlefield of, described, 99 et seq.;
the battle of, 122 et seq.;
loss on Sunday, 159
Shiloh church, 100, 169, 172, 174, 175, 176
Sigel, General Franz, 4, 9, 11 et seq.
Sikeston, 74
Slack, Colonel J.R., 70
Smith, Colonel I.L.K., 70
Smith, Colonel M.L., 56
Smith, Colonel W.S., 166, 167, 168
Smith, General C.F., in command at Paducah, 18;
march of, toward Mayfield, and report, 27;
in the Henry and Donelson campaign, 28 et seq.;
at Fort Donelson, 38 et seq.;
storms the works at Donelson, 55;
made Major-General, 65;
traits of, 92;
sent to Clarksville, 93;
death of, 104
Smith, General, 143
Smithland, Ky., 19
Snake Creek, 99, 134, 143, 162 et seq.; 174
Springfield, Mo., 4, 7, 12
Stanley, General D.S., 69, 76 et seq.; 186, 187
Statham, General, 151
St. Charles, Mo., 7
Stewart, Captain R. C, 32, 80
Stewart, General A.P., 76;
report of, 77, 133, 169, 170
Stewart, General, 68
St. Joseph, Mo., 8
St. Louis, events at, in the spring of 1861, 2
St. Louis, the, 30, 46
Stony Lonesome, 162, 163
Stuart, Colonel, 173, 174
Stuart, General, 143, 158, 159
Sturgis, Major, 6
Sugar Creek, Ark., 12
Sullivan, Colonel, 173
Sweeney, Colonel, 146
Sweeney, General, 143
Syracuse, Mo., 9
Taylor, Captain, 31, 102
Taylor, Major, 129, 172, 173
Taylor's battery, 136 (see Artillery)
Tennessee, troops of. Regiments:
First, 164;
Second, 21, 132;
Third, 51, 55;
Fourth, 80;
Fifth, 80, 132;
Tenth, 42;
Fifteenth, 22;
Eighteenth, 41, 51, 55;
Twenty-third, 132;
Twenty-fourth, 132;
Twenty-sixth, 48;
Thirtieth, 48, 55;
Thirty-first, 80;
Forty-first, 55;
Forty-second, 48;
Forty-fifth, 152;
Forty-eighth, 42;
Forty-ninth, 48, 55, 62;
Fiftieth, 48, 55;
Fifty-second, 149;
Fifty-third, 42;
One Hundred and Fifty-fourth, 164;
Colonel Baker's, 80
Terrill, 165, 166
Terry, Major, 80
Thayer, Colonel John M., 44
Thomas, General, 184, 187, 188
Thomas, General G.H., wins battle of Mill Springs, Ky., 27
Thomas, General L., 95
Thompson, Colonel J., 124
Thompson, Colonel, report of, 176
Thompson, Fort, 69, 76
Thompson, General Jefferson, 16, 71
Thorn, Lieutenant, 147
Thurber, Lieutenant, 176
Tilghman, General L., at Paducah, 18;
at Fort Henry, 29 et seq.
Timony, Captain, 136
Tipton, Mo., 9
Tiptonville, Tenn., 67
Totten, Captain, 5
Trabue, General, 132, 170, 171
Trubeau, General, 68
Tuttle, Colonel, 166, 178
Tuttle, General, 134, 139
Tyler, gunboat, Lieutenant Gwin, 46, 154
Union City, Tenn., 68
United States, troops of. Regiments:
First, 71, 75, 86;
Fourth, 71
Van Dorn, General Earl, 12 et seq., 184
Van Horn, Lieutenant-Colonel, 123
Veatch, Colonel, 41, 101
Veatch, General, 139, 172, 178
Versailles, Mo., 9
Vicksburg, Miss., 191
Virginia, troops of. Regiments:
Thirty-sixth, 51;
Fiftieth, 51
Wallace, Colonel (afterward General) Lewis, 38 et seq., 44 et seq.;
made major-general, 65;
in the Tennessee expedition, 97, 131, 164, 170, 172, 175, 177, 184
Wallace, Colonel (afterward General) W.H.L., 31, 39;
in the Tennessee expedition, 96;
at Pittsburg Landing, 104 et seq., 130, 153, 155, 158, 159, 161, 162, 166, 172, 177;
death of, 178
Walke, Commander Henry, 20, 84 et seq.
Walker, Colonel L.M., 69
Walker, General, 89
Warrensburg, Mo., 11
Warsaw, Mo., 10
Waterhouse, 129
Watson's Landing, 86
Webster, Colonel J.D., 34, 155
Western District, limits of, 7
Wheeler, Captain, 80
Whittlesy, Colonel Charles, 25, 56, 62;
report of, 176
Williams, Colonel, 147
Willich, Colonel, 171
Wilson Creek, Mo., engagement at, 5 et seq.;
reconnaissance at, 10
Wilson's Bayou, 81
Wisconsin, troops of. Regiments:
Eighth, 17, 70;
Fourteenth, 114, 166, 179;
Fifteenth, 70;
Sixteenth, 103, 114, 141, 142, 148;
Eighteenth, 114, 142.
Batteries:
Fifth, 70;
Sixth, 70;
Seventh, 70
Withers, General, 149, 156, 157, 165
Wood, Captain, 53
Wood, General, 129, 135, 175, 177, 182
Woodyard, Lieutenant-Colonel, 141
Worthington, Colonel W.H., 70
Wright, Colonel Crafts, 130
Wynn's Ferry Road, 42
Yate, Major, 70