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Foraging, food obtained by, 51, 54, 135, 136, 150, 153, 163, 182, 229, 348, 358, 359, 375, 403, 426; Union troops engaged in, 150, 153, 173, 435, 436, 438; dangers encountered in, 163, 249, 417; difficulties of, 417, 420; prolii- bition of, 460
Forced march, hardships encountered in, 41
Ford, Abraham, wound received by, 213
Ford, Elam, capture of, 99; wound re- ceived by, 213, 242
Ford. George W., wound received by, 295
Ford, Harvey, wound received by, 241, 306; promotion of, 391
Forrest, Nathan B., service of, as com- mander, 72, 154, 156, 165; cavalry corps commanded by, 351
Forsyth (Georgia), Confederate cavalry at, 360
Fort Argyle, Union troops near, 379 Fort, Darling, inspection of, 464
Fort Donelson, victory at, 54, 57, 64. 65; battle of, 394, 486; display of banners in honor of, 475
Fort Fisher, capture of, 425
Fort Henry, victory at, 54, 57, 64, 65; arrival of troops at, 60
Fort Jackson, Sixth Iowa at, 386
Fort McAllister, capture of. by Union army, 382; sending supplies to, 333, 384; service of Fifteenth Army Corps at, 387
Fort Madison, Sixth Iowa Infantry at, 14; commission of officers from, 27
Fort Pickering. fortifications at, 132; inspection of troops at, 133; return of Sixth Iowa to, 138; parade at, 139; camp at, 140, 142
Fort Star, construction of, 164, 165, 171; Union troops near, 172, 221; salute fired at. 173
Fort Sumter, firing at, 1, 378: service of General Beauregard at, 73
Fort Thunderbolt. Union troops at, 394 Fortieth Illinois Infantry, assignment of, to brigade, 60. 108, 139, 149, 183, 194, 355, 364; position of, 76, 78, 82, 285. 310, 366; winter camp of, 178; service of, 180, 207, 235, 236,
406; return of, from veteran furlough, 282: casualties in, 292, 310, 330, 331; association of, with Iowa troops, 488
Forty-second Illinois Infantry, transfer of soldiers to, 133
Forty-second Tennessee Infantry, assign- ment of, to brigade, 311
Forty-fifth Article of War, conditions of, 132
Forty-sixth Mississippi, service of, 341 Forty-sixth Ohio Infantry, assignment of, to brigade, 60, 108, 139, 149, 183. 194, 263, 275, 355, 364; position of, 76, 82, 285, 310, 366; casualties in, 86, 278, 306, 330, 331; activities of, 177, 207, 208, 235, 236, 365, 403, 431; departure of, on furlough, 259; march of, to Chattanooga, 263: skirm- ishes of, 290; visitors of, 316; relief brought by, 326; association of, with lowa troops, 488
Forty-sixth Tennessee, assignment of, to brigade, $11.
Forty-eighth Illinois Infantry, assignment of, to brigade, 194, 263: river crossed by, 202; service of, 202, 207; death of officer of, 306
Forty-eighth Ohio Infantry, assignment of, to brigade, 108; Sixth. Iowa re- lieved by, 138
Forty-eighth Tennessee Infantry, assign- ment of, to brigade, 311
Forty-ninth Tennessee, assignment of, to brigade, 311
Fortifications, erection of, 48, 107, 112, 114, 132, 151, 162, 196, 222, 268. 283, 299, 312, 314, 320, 321, 322, 329, 347, 365, 372, 386, 432, 446, 464: strength of, 115, 339, 398, 421; work of prisoners on, 132; Confeder- ates retreat to, 204; abandonment of, by Confederates, 209, 299, 402, 446, 463; holding of, by Union troops, 288, 323; use of, 381, 385, 431; interest of troops in, 463; character of, 466 Forts, erection of, 49, 222; defense of, 176; repossession of. 489
Foster, Thomas, wound received by, 279, 294, 329
Fourteenth Army Corps, service of, 215, 286, 424, 445; position of, 325, 382, 426, 431, 474; orders received by, 351: strength of, 355; organization of, 393; march by, 413; river crossed by, 422; capture of members of, 437; parade of, 476
Fourteenth Texas Infantry, assignment of, to brigade, 341
Fourth Alabama Battalion, activities of, 85
Fourth Army Corps, commander of, 72, 296; position of, in battle line, 74; sending of, to Tennessee, 351
Fourth Brigade, commander of, 139; formation of, 194
Fourth Division, commander of, 224, 257, 263. 472; orders relative to, 234; service of, 238, 266. 312, 313, 372; advance of, 244, 327, 376, 419, 429; location of, 252, 271, 284, 302,
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304, 309, 327, 341, 359, 360, 364, 376, 377, 380, 405, 423, 429; strength of. 253, 254, 255, 476; camp of, 275, 282, 2×6, 298, 333, 334, 405, 417, 429, 449, 452; assault made on, 280, 305; holding of, in reserve, 283, 284; march of, 298, 463; formation of. 309, 336 176; fortifications of, 314: re- turn of, 318; trenches of, 319; casual- ties in, 330; review of troops in, 387; badge of, 443; flag of, 443; river crossed by, 462
Fourth Illinois Infantry, assignment of, to brigade, 185
Fourth Iowa Infantry, officer of, 355; assignment of, to brigade, 459; appear- ance of member of, 476
Fourth Kentucky Infantry, activities of, 85, 86: assault made by, 323
Fourth Minnesota Infantry, service of. 341; assignment of, to brigade, 459 Fourth Mississippi Infantry, service of, 3$1
Fourth of July, celebration of, 124, 197, 198
Fourth Tennessee Cavalry, service of, 232 Fowler's Cave, Union troops at, 256
Fracker. Edward G., service of, as licu- tenant, 164; illness of, 390; resigna- tion of, 390
Franklin County, enlistment of troops in, 4 Frazier, Thomas, wound received by, 317, 318
Fredericksburg (Virginia), battle of, 393: Union camp near, 467
Fredericksburg road. Union troops on,
467
Freeman, Jeremiah, capture of, 97; wound received by, 97, 241
Freight cars, use of, in transporting sol- diers, 17. 183
Fremont, Jessie Benton, camp named for, 25
Fremont, John C., order of, relative to advance of troops, 20: confidence in- spired by, 21, 42, 43; purchase of clothing for soldiers by, 24; concen- tration of army by, 32; inspection of troops by, 34: army of, 40; removal of, from command, 42, 45; campaign of. 44
Fremont tents, 25, 48
French, S. G., division commanded by, 296, 340, 341; demand made by, 342; report of, 342, 343
French army, location of, 482
"French leave," taking of, by soldiers, 167, 482
French's plantation, Union camp on, 464 Fruit. abundance of, 28, 123, 136, 197, 225, 321
Fuel. scarcity of, 44; securing of, 48, 162
Fugitive slaves, treatment of, 16S
Fullerton, Thomas, death of, 99
Fulton, Henry, return of, to service, 133 Furloughs, granting of, to soldiers, 37, 45, 163. 216, 254, 259, 441, 482; troops returned from, 282
Gadsden (Alabama), Confederate army at, 348; Union troops near, 350 Gage. Captain, battery commanded by, 90 Gahagan, Stephen J., capture of, 99; wound received by, 242, 294; promo- tion of, 390; service of, 492
Gale, Alonzo F., death of, 306
Gallager, William, wound received by, 295
Galland, Washington, service of, as cap- tain, 3, 4, 7, 130, 164; capture of, 100, 130, 164
Galvin, Michael, regiment commanded by, 310
Gard-n's Corners, Confederates driven from, 397; Union camp at, 398
Gardner, Elihu, wound received by, 99 Gardner, John, wound received by, 242 Garfield, James A., report made by, 94; brigade commanded by, 94
Garn, Leonard, loss of, in action, 214 Garner. Thomas W., capture of, 279
Garrard, K., cavalry commanded by, 283, 284
"Gate City" (see Keokuk)
Gates, Sigismond I., membership of, in band, 9; discharge of, from service, 132
Gaylesville ( Alabama), Confederates near, 348
General, duty of, 117, 118
Georgetown road, encampment along, 44 Georgia, Confederate commander in, 258;
reënlisted veterans in, 265: lack of medical supplies in, 272; military can- paign in, 352, 354, 355, 369, 394, 433, 441, 466; abandonment of, by Union troops, 354: destruction of rail- roads in, 354; militia of, 358, 368, 369; Union troops in capital of, 364; casualties among troops of, 368; topo- graphy in, 375. 392; Confederate ariny in, 427; fortifications in, 431
Georgia State Line troops, service of, 368, 369
German language, address in, 352
Germantown (Tennessee), Union troops in, 125, 140, 184, 191
Gettysburg ( Pennsylvania), Union vic- tory at, 198, 205, 393 Gibson. Randall L., service of, as com. mander, 72
Giesy, Henry H., Union troops command- ed by, 263, 275; death of, 278, 306, 3:1
Gilbert, Ira W., wound received by, 241 Gilchrist's bridge, Union troops at, 424 Gladden, Adley H., services of, as com- mander, 72, 74
Gladfelder, David, death of, 241 Glen (see Glendale)
Glendale (Mississippi), Union troops at, 222
Glenn, John H., death of, 133
Glenn, Samuel P., service of, as cap- tain, 2, 7
God, divine interposition of. 169
Godfrey, Edward R., loss of, in action, 213
Gold, use of, in paying soldiers, 52; scarcity of, 134
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Golding, Charles T., service of, as lieu- tenant, 129, 130; service of, as cap- tain, 164; muster of, froin service, 39 Goldsborough (North Carolina), Sher- man's army at, 392, 434, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 445, 446; Confederate troops at, 436: hospital at, 438; de- scription of, 444
Goodnough. Rufus, service of, as lieu- tenant, 7
Goodwin's mill, Union camp at, 423
Gordon, Newton J., death of, 293
Gordon (Georgia), Union troops at, 356, 372
Gordon Station (Georgia), Union troops at, 364
Gordon's mines, Union troops at, 230
Gould, Henry, wound received by, 268 Government, food purchased by, 120, 146; responsibility of soldiers to, 147, 159; constitutionality of, 159; policy of, 175, 176; loyalty to, 487
Governor's mansion (North Carolina), possession of, by Union troops, 448 Grafton ( Virginia), Union troops at, 480 Graham's Station (South Carolina), Un- ion camp near, 404
Grand Army of the Republic, National Encampinent of. v
Grand Avenue (St. Louis, Missouri), troops marched down, 29
Grand guard, importance of, 119 Grand Junction (Tennessee), Union troops near, 122, 158, 173, 177. 178, 183, 221; guarding against attacks from, 144; winter camp at, 162-176, 484; negro refugees in, 170; attack on train near, 170, 172; road near, 171; Confederate troops near, 172 Granger, Gordon, Union troops com- manded by, 246
Grant, Ulysses S., army of, 53, 54, 65, 95, 96, 122, 127, 142, 144. 219, 237, 338, 394, 450; victory of, 57, 60, 145; suspension of, from command, 65; plans of encampment adopted by, 65; headquarters of, 70: military service of, 71, 122; battle line inspected by, 86; consultation held by, 86; staff of, 88, 469; confidence in, 83, 215, 243; Sixth Iowa troops commanded by, 94, 115; preparation for advance of troops under, 105; criticism of, 114, 166, 215; service of, at Corinth, 115; troops reviewed by, 148, 454, 455, 456; or- ders given by, 150, 216, 214, 245, 470; retreat of troops of, 153; loca- tion of troops of, 155, 158; pass granted by, 157; confidence of, in common people, 166; military plans of, 166, 243; opinion of, relative to con- tinuation of war, 167; attitude of, to- ward negroes, 167, 168; letter to, 175, 176, 457; Vicksburg taken by, 193, 197; note written by. 199; reinforce- ments for, 214; rank of, 223, 258, 261; surrender to, 447; arrival of, at Raleigh, 454; peace terms approved by, 455; greeting of, by troops, 476; correspondence of, with Sherman, 478; deportment of, 478; service of, 485
Gravelly Springs (Alabama), Union camp near, 224; prisoner taken in, 243 Gray, Hosea W., service of, as captain, 2, 6
Gray, Thomas P., wound received by, 213; death of, 217
Graysville (Tennessee), U. S. Grant at, 245
Great Pee Dee River, town located on, 421; crossing of, 422
Great Swamp, Confederate army at, 447 Greathouse, Lucien, death of, 306
Green, Daniel W., wound received by, 317
Green, John A., wound received by, 100; capture of, 100
Green, Martin, secession troops command- ed by, 14, 15, 16, 18
Green, Oliver S., wound received by, 294 Green, William F., wound received by, 100
Greenbacks, use of, 52, 134; value of, 226
Greensborough (North Carolina), move- ment of army toward, 449; property delivered at, 454; message sent to, 454 Green's Ferry, Union troops at, 313
Gregg, Isaac, wound received by, 212, 279
Grenada (Mississippi), Confederate troops at, 143, 152, 156, 160, 136; movement of Union troops toward, 150 Gresham, W. Q., division commanded by, 283
Grierson, Benjamin H .. troops command-
ed by, 139, 149, 155, 172, 173. 177, 185; raid made by, 173, 183, 186
Griffiths, H. H., battery commanded by, 263
Griggs, Charles H., death of, 213
Grimes, John T., service of, as lieuten- ant, 7, 130, 269, 230; wound received by, 80, 99, 242; bravery of, 238; death of, 286
Grist mills, picket guards stationed near, 62; operation of, by Union troops, 423 Griswoldville (Georgia), battle of, 355- 371, 484; Confederates at, 365, 369; service of Fifteenth Army Corps at, 387; Union troops at, 490
Guard duty, Union troops engaged in, 112; exposure experienced in, 259
Guard house, prisoners in, 55, 131
Guard mount, holding of, 53, 123, 171 Guards, stationing of, at Athens, Mis- souri, 18; establishment of, 63, 129; increase in numbers of, 68; activities of, 68, 69; orders to, 109, 117-120; skirmishes of, 447
Guerilla band, capture of members of, 171
Guirk (Confederate officer), troops under, 172
Gulf of Mexico, opening of navigation to, 20, 21: mention of, 165, 219, 287 Gulf Railroad, guarding of, 381
Gummere, Currency A., wound received by, 98, 293
Gunboat No. 32, Union troops on, 224 Gunboats. use of, 88, 92, 125, 135, 195 Gunn, John A., wound received by, 97
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Guns, issuing of, to soldiers, 31; de- scription of, 31; testing of, 31; num- ber of, 136; firing of, by Union troops, 385
Gutches, George, music led by, 137; in- jury received by, 428
Guyton ( Georgia), Union troops near, 378
Haddock, Walter, wound received by, 294, 370
Haggerty, Jonathan L., wound received by. 90; death of, 217
"Hail Columbia," playing of, by band, 51 Halifax road, Union troops on, 461
Hall, Hiram W., Union troops command- ed by, 233, 236, 355, 356; wound re- ceived by, 310, 331
Hall, William D., death of, 293
Hall, William H., wound received by, 101 Halleck, Henry W., Union forces com- manded by, 45, 65, 105, 115, 127; message of congratulation received from, 61; plans of encampment ap- proved by, 65; advance led by, 106: criticism of, 114; strength of troops under, 115; calling of, to Washington, 121; Jetter written by, 175, 176. 412; letter sent to, 441; peace terms criti- cised by, 457; Sherman criticised by, 477
Halliday, Joseph S., service of, as cap- tain, 3; service of, as lieutenant, 7. 130; speech by. 55; wound received by, 80, 100, 130; absence of, 130
Hallock. Uri, capture of, 98; wound re- ceived by, 241
Hamburg Crossing, Union camp near, 69 Hamilton, Charles S., Union troops com- inanded by, 143, 155
Hamilton, William J., wound received by, 98, 268
Hampton, Wade, destruction of home of, 417; troops commanded by, 418, 427, 445
Hannah's Creek, skirmishes along. 433
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, guarding of, by Union troops. 15
Hannum, John, wound received by, 212; death of, 295
Hanover Court House (Virginia), Union camp at, 466
Harbeson. William M., wound received by, 213. 293
Hardee, William J., book by, 26, 73 .; troops commanded by, 72, 74, 85, 262, 276, 277, 278, 307, 321, 328, 418, 445; military training of. 73: battle of Shiloh described by, 76, 84, 85; comment of, on Confederate troops, 85; service of, 115. 369, 418; mes- sage sent by, 239; direction given by, 240; flag of truce refused by. 385: report of, relative to condition of swanins, 392; retreat of troops under, 421
Hordee's Military Tactics, use of, 26, 40, 73
Hardin, Monroe, death of, 97
Hardin County, military company in, 2;
assignment of troops from, to Company C, 6
Hare, Joseph W., wound received by, 99 Harland, Willard H., commission of, as
lieutenant, 6; service of, as Assistant Adjutant-General, 129
Harn, Samuel D., wound received by, 241 Harper's Ferry (West Virginia), Union troops at, 480
Harpman, John, wound received by, 100 Harris (Confederate officer), troops com- manded by. 32
Harris, Abraham B., service of, as lieu- tenant, 6: service of, as captain, 130 Harris, H. B., aid of, in capturing Con- federate prisoners, 5.1
Harris, Henry A., wound received by, 293
Harris, Isham G., service of, as Govern- or of Tennessee, 74 Harrison, John L. (see Harrison, John R.)
Harrison, John R., death of, 98
Harrow, William, division commanded by, 257, 259, 263, 266. 284, 285, 309, 318, 330, 336, 347; report made by, 312; troops organized by, 312; com- ment on service of, 313; instruction received by, 328; esteem of soldiers for, 334
Hart, Samuel, death of, 267
Hass, Charles, capture of, 100
Hatch, Edward, orders received by, 150; brigade commanded by, 185, 187; ser- vice of, as colonel, 188; camp of, 189, 190; property protected by, 190
IIatchie River, encampment along, 122; crossing of, 221
HIatton, Levi S. T., wound received by, 99
Haversacks, loss of, 91
Haw River, Union troops near, 449
Hawkins, Adelbert, discharge of, froni service, 132
Hayes, David J., death of, 98
Haynes, Eugene C., manuscript submitted to, v; promotion of, 317; wound re- ceived by, 318; absence of, from duty, 390
Haynes, Glenn C., service of, v
Hazen, William B., division commanded by. 318, 336, 353, 355, 379, 381, 382, 409, 413, 417, 429, 430, 462, 472; service of. as general, 387; appear- ance of, 407; command assigned to, 479
Health, condition of, among troops, 66, 123, 333
Heath, Joshua W., death of, 306, 331 Heaven, belief in, 169
Hein, Zachariah, wound received by, 293 Helena (Arkansas), Union victory at, 195, 198, 219
Henderson, Robert, consultation with, v Henderson's mill, Union camp at, 302 Hendrix, Grandison, wound received by, 99
Henry County, military company from, 3, 4, 8 Henry plantation, foraging expedition sent to, 256
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"Henry Von Phool," Union troops on, 194
Hermann (Missouri), wine given soldiers at, 50
Fernando (Mississippi), Confederate troops at, 144; Union troops near, 177, 191
Hernando road, Union troops on, 140 Herron, James H., wound received by, 100
Hess, George W., death of, 99
Hess, James H., wound received by, 98 Hibbard, George W., wound received by, 241, 279
Hickcox, James A., death of, 213
Hickenlooper, Harrison, wound received by, 242
Hicks, Stephen G., assignment of troops under, to brigade, 60; Union troops commanded by, 183, 194
Hight, James, death of, 99
Hildebrand, brigade commanded by, 69, 70
Hill, Benjamin J., Confederate troops led by, 86: description of battle by, 86 Hill, D. H., division conunanded by, 415 Hill's house, Union camp at. 199, 200
Hillsboro, consolidation of troops from, 4 Hillsborough (Georgia), Union troops near, 362, 448
Hillyer, William S., pass signed by, 157 Hindman, Thomas C., service of, as com- mander, 72, 74, 311
Hinton, Thomas, death of, 294
Hirt, Charles, membership of, in band, 9 Historical Memorial, and Art Department
(Des Moines), manuscript submitted to, v
Hiwassee River, crossing of, 246; Union troops along, 250
Hobbs, James H., wound received by, 213, 329
Hogs, taking of, 146, 147, 150
Holland, Michael, capture of. 437
Holly Springs ( Mississippi), Union troops near, 124, 143, 144, 150, 153, 155, 156, 179, 187; expedition to. 126; Union guards at. 128: Confederate troops at, 144, 150, 160; attack on Union forces at, 150; destruction of supplies at, 152, 154, 155; Confeder- ate victory at, 160; road leading to, 178, 179; condition of, 179
Holman's bridge. Union troops at, 404 Holines, George F., wound received by, 98; service of, as lieutenant, 130; ser- vice of, as captain, 164; troops led by, 267; muster of, from service, 349 Holmes, Timothy, death of, 282
Home Guards, preparation for advance of, 19
Homesickness, epidemic of. in camp, 50 Homeward march, start of, 457; orders for, 460
Hood, John B., Confederates commanded by, 262, 274. 303, 324, 336, 339, 340, 346, 348, 351, 354, 445; Atlanta evacuated by, 328: pursuit of, 333- 354, 387, 484; reply of, to Sherman, 335; truce accepted by, 335; military campaign of, 339; location of army under, 342; raid made by, 344
Hooker. Joseph, capture made by, 232; service of, as general, 234; confidence of north in, 243; corps commanded by, 267, 274, 280
Hope, R. F., Confederate troops com- manded by, 445
Hopeville, troops organized at, 3
Horses, loss of, in battle, 102, 367: care of, 119; capture of, 180, 184, 189, 191, 229, 230, 358, 359, 379, 436; breaking of, for service, 184, 185; use of, by troops, 232; giving of, to officers, 455
Hoskins, Robert, wound received by, 294 Hospital boat, wounded men sent to, 94 Hospital tents, use of, 465
Hospitals, establishment of, 26, 272; soldiers in, 31, 45, 49, 97, 104, 297, 301, 331, 397, 441; Sixth Iowa troops in, 97; lack of provisions in, 121; burning of, by Confederates, 155; need of, 299
Hostilities, beginnings of, 13.24; suspen- sion of, 452
Honses. description of, in south, 174; building of, by troops, 463
Houtz, George, wound received by, 295 Howard, Oliver F., service of, as lieu-
tenant, 164; muster of, from service, 349
Howard, Oliver O., Union troops com- manded by, 245, 308, 328, 332, 355, 445; character of, 251; report made by, 296; troops reviewed by, 325, 337, 463; comment of, relative to Army of the Tennessee, 332; messenger sent by, to Indianapolis, 352: property de- stroyed by, 373; orders to, 379; cap- ture of fort witnessed by, 383; ap- pearance of, 407; service of, at Co- lumbia, 413; headquarters of, 423; presence of, in camp, 429; staff offi- cers of, 447; position of, 448; direc- tions issued by, 459; service of, 473 Howe, Henry M., death of, 97
Hubler, John, death of, 286
Hudson River, reference to, 225
Hufford, John W., wound received by, 100 Hufford, William T., death of, 100
Hughes, William ML., death of, 311
Hull, Austin A., death of, 306
Hunnell, Francis B .. death of, 213
Hunter, David, troops commanded by, 32, 40, 42
Hunter, John M., wound received by, 99 Huntsville (Alabama), Union troops at, 252
Huntsville road, Union troops on. 224, 226, 227; topography near, 227
Hurlbut, Stephen A., troops commanded by, 70, 127, 135, 149. 172, 183; ar- rival of, at Memphis, 125; orders given by, 190
Hurt, Charles, discharge of, from ser- vice, 133
Hussey, Charles, promotion of, 391
Huston, Charles A., wound received by, 241, 268
Hutchison, Benjamin H., wound received by, 101
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Hutchison, James M., wound received by, 370
Huts, description of, 175
Hymns, chanting of, 169
Illinois, activities of troops from, 110; plan of invasion of, by Confederates, 128
Illness, prevalence of, in camp, 31, 37 Indian Springs (Georgia), Union camp at, 360
Indiana, encampment of troops from, 25; artillery of. 76; bravery of troops from, 89; casualties among troops from, 93; plan for invasion of, 128
Indianapolis (Indiana), veterans at, 260; money sent to, 352, 353
Indians, plan for insurrection among, 128
Infantry, organization of, 3; attack made by, 78; service of, as inounted troops, 185, 187, 283, 398, 399, 400, 401. 402 Ingram, Albin L., wound received by, 293; promotion of, 390
Insects, soldiers annoyed by, 299
Inspector-General, Assistant, camp vis- ited by, 53
Intrenchments, Confederates stationed behind, 209 (seee also Earthworks and Fortifications )
Iowa, casualties in troops from, vii, 49. 50, 86, 93, 96-102, 116, 129, 217, 218, 236, 240-243, 276, 278-280, 286, 292-295, 306, 307, 310. 311, 317, 318, 329, 330, 331, 349, 368, 370, 371, 416, 428, 435; report of Adjutant- General of, ix: news of war received in, 2; troops from. 2, 3, 4, 12, 45; tax on resources of, 5: Camp Warren visited by citizens of. 12; fear of Con- federate troops in, 14. 15, 16, 17; clothing of soldiers in. 20; transpor- tation of troops from, 21; officer com- missioned by Governor of, 27: sick soldiers returned to, 37; shipping of clothing to, 67; legislature of, 135; soldiers' visit in, 163, 484; soldiers' vote for officers of. 221, 352; trans- fer of veterans from, to Georgia, 265: skirmishes of troops from, 278; death of officer in, 349; service of officer from, 441; appearance of troops from. 453, 476; furlough of troops in, 481: activities of soldiers from, 490; return of soldiers to, 490
Iowa, Governor of, visit of. in camp. 316, 317: commissions signed by, 17
Iowa City, volume published at, x: troops organized at, 4; assignment of troops from. to Company G, 7
Iowa Falls, enlistment of troops in, 4
lowregian, The, account of battle pub- lished in, vi
Ironworks. destruction of, 232
Irwinton (Georgia), Union camp at. 372 Iseminger, Daniel, service of, as officer, 2, 6, 52, 80, 82; death of, 82, 83, 97 Isett, John H., service of, as lieutenant, 130
Inke (Mississippi), defeat of Confeder- ates at, 140, 196; Union troops at,
222, 224, 225; advance of troops from, 227; rations issued at, 229
Jackson, Claiborne F., camp of, 30
Jackson, H. R., cavalry division com. manded by, 278
Jackson, Horatio P., death of, 370
Jackson, J. K., service of, as commander, 72, 90
Jackson (Mississippi), Confederate troops at, 113, 144, 199, 210; Confederate general at, 191; capture of, 193, 209; Union camp near, 203; campaign against, 206-218; attack upon, 208, 209; destruction of property in, 210; condition of inhabitants of. 210; siege of, 210, 214; withdrawal of troops fiom, 211; return of troops from, 212; casualties at, 213, 214: service of John M. Corse at, 216; Union vic- tory at, 219: officer at, 253
Jackson (Tennessee), Union troops at, vi, 142, 155, 306; Union headquarters at. 122, 127: scouting expedition near, 128; assaults made at, 481; capture of, 490
Jackson and Canton Railroad, Union troops along. 203, 204. 207
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