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Fifty-eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers. .204
Final muster-out (1865) 438
First gun of the war ..
companies from Worcester County 7
meeting to organize Massachusetts Twenty-fifth. 10
Regimental Order ... 14
Review of Massachusetts Twenty-fifth.
23
Sunday at Camp Hicks ..
35
Flags of truce, how received.
149
Flag presented by ladies of Worcester
244
Flasser, Captain, of the Navy Camp, at Plymouth.
129, 196, 199, 201
.193
Forbes, Arthur P .. 135, 165, 174, 184, 194, 244, 397, 417
Forces in North Carolina reduced: 219
Fort Macon, siege of. 112
407
408
Fortress Monroe, quarantine at .400
Fort Steadman, attack upon .. .42y
Forty-third Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. .143, 192, 216
Forty-fourth Massachusetts Volunteer Militia 143, 144, 190, 191, 216
Forty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. 143, 155, 156, 157. 216
Forty-sixth Massachusetis Volunteer Militia. 143, 155, 159, 204, 216
Foraging, Companies G and H. .222
Foster, John G.
.42, 127, 190, 193, 247
189, 212, 288, 391, 392, 394 Foster, Albert H.
Fort Fisher, Butler at. capture of.
Fitchburg Committee at Roanoke
84
Exodus of secessionists from Congress
Fallacy of State Sovereignty theory
Engagement, naval, on Roanoke river
516
GENERAL INDEX.
Foss, Charles H. Page 12, 184, 185, 223,329, 330, 333
Foster's Brigade organization. 39
Freedmen in North Carolina 226
Frost, Sumner, of I, death of. 38
Fuller, Corporal J. H., of A, at Andersonville .372
Garrison at Little Washington surprised. 127
431
General Orders against attempted officers.
259
Getty's Station, Va. 243
Gilmore, William E., band leader.
131
Guard ship at Fortress Monroe.
401
Godwin Parke, speech of. 23
Goldsborough, Louis M 67
153
Goldsboro' expedition. battle of ... 158
Goodhue, John M., mustering officer. 17
Goodwin, Francis E. 17, 117, 206, 336, 345
Goulding, Henry, 2d, death of. 292
.373
Grand rounds in Camp Oliver. review at New Berne.
180
Graham, Lieutenant James, death of.
329
Graham, George H ..
159
Grant, General, at head of the armies. 303
306
Graton, Edward R., of C 79
Green, Samuel A., M. D . 62, 83, 84
.214
Gium Swamp expedition.
202, 206
Halleck, General, relieved as General-in-Chief.
.303
Hamlin, Dr., upon Andersonville .. .308, 379
Hanging soldiers at Kinston, N. C. .250
Happiness of silence 395
Harrington, Samuel. . 125, 148, 165, 360, 397, 410, 420
Harrington, Charles A., of K, death of.
39
Hartranft, Colonel John F. 44, 101
Harkness, E. A. 98, 115, 140
Hatteras Inlet 53, 56, 58
18
Heckman, General C. A
.221, 264, 272, 281, 2$7
Heckman's Brigade.
.264, 283, 285, 314, 414
strength of, at Cold Harbor. 315
220
Hitchcock, Dr., of Fitchburg at Roanoke
.331
Hoke, rebel commander, checked. .41.5
Holt, Corporal, of I ... 222
129
Hospital, General, Beaufort, N. C. at Cold Harbor, Va.
.332
Ilooker, Lyman, of C. .397
Humorons poetry of a soldier ..
Hunt Lieutenant W. C., leading fighting sutlers. 251
Hurd, Albert S., of HI, death of .331
Impudence, illustration of. 111
James, Rev. Horace.
21, 182, 226, (Appendix) 441
James river, moving up 267
Gould, Dr., experience at Andersonville.
135
" will fight it out on this line' moves to end the matter. 429
Guerillas, capture of.
Haven, Jubal H., of A
Hill's Point on Pamlico river .. 84
Hodgkins, Sergeant, death of ..
102
General assault at Petersburg.
GENERAL INDEX. 517
James river, moving down. Page 298
Joe, of the Symposium. . 224
Johnson, Lieutenant George A. .329
Jones, Colonel J. R., death of. .211
Judson, Captain J. A .. . 253
Justice according to law, ete 263
Kendall, Charles H., of A ..
.360, 397
Kent, George E., of H, death of.
136
Kinglake, his opinion of warfare.
416
Killing, a war duty. 376
Knight, Otis H., of D, killed in prison ..
149, 167, 173
Kurtz, Colonel John . 43, 144
Landing at Roanoke Island. 72
Last gun of the civil war .. 438
Lawson, Peter, and Major Whitford .. 151
Lawrence, John, Ninth New Jersey : Volunteers 84
Leading the advance. 204
Lee, Colonel Ilorace C. .43, 143, 153, 181, 215, 227, 287, 290
Lee's Brigade in North Carolina. . 143, 153, 163
Lewis, Corporal John E., death of.
.318
Lewis, Lieutenant-Colouel Third New York Cavalry
175
Life or death, a question of.
401
Life in New Berne. .107, 115
Lightless Lighthouse. 54
Line officers. 17
Lincoln, Abraham, President. 4
President, calls for seventy-five thousand troops. 4
assassination of .. 123
General W. S., an incident reported by 380 remarks of. 405
D. Waldo 244, 404, 405
Loval man and his lantern 404
44
Mann, Corporal Randall, of H ..
SO
March to near Kinston, autumn of IS64
411
Martindale's Division wins applause
329
Mathews, Sergeant Twenty-first Massachusetts.
83
Maynard, Charles F., of F, death of ..
39
MeClellan, General, in Western Virginia. 5 suggests the coast division. 47 instructions to Burnside 48
166
MeCarter, John G. .. 117, 118
McCafferty, Major, resigns.
McConville, Henry, appointed Adjutant. 140
Adjutant, death of .. 329
Mc Dowell's advance into Virginia. 5
MeHugh, Sergeant, of E, and the flag 328
McLane, Lieutenant, James J. 184, 187
Medical department of regiment .397 Medical officers, roster of .. 390
Men wearing the blue hung. 250
Men of the Twenty-fifth dead in rebel prisons .385
Merrill, Sampson A, of B, shipwrecked. 60
321
Martindale, General, and his cigar, .356
Matthews, Lieutenant Henry ..
Maggi, Lieutenant-Colonel.
128
Knott, Lieutenant, of Confederate cavalry.
156
Kinston, battle of.
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518
GENERAL INDEX ..
Messer, Lieutenant A. P. Page 329
Missouri, General Lyons operates in. 5
Mix, John, Third New York Cavalry. .361
Mine explosion ..
court of inquiry on .. ISS
362
Moore, Corporal, of I, fired upon on the Chowan.
81
Morse, Lieutenant, Twenty-seventh Massachusetts, killed ..
.337
Moulton, O. .102, 165, 184, 223, 273, 317, 320, 337, 376 .372
Sergeant, of I. John B., of K. 130
Movements in North Carolina, ignorance of .. 51
Movement to Wise's Torks .. 413
Movements on James river, winter of 1864.
Movement against Richmond, how to be made [1864]. 427 303
Murdock, Charles C ..
174, 175, 194, 397
Murdock, W. E., of K.
.110
Muster into service. 17
405
National Democratic Convention [1860].
415
Naval vessels of Barnside's expedition
61
bombardment of Roanoke.
69
operations at Elizabeth City
$7
expedition up the Roanoke. 129
.150
New Berne, approaching
.93,97
rebel joy iu.
93. 96
defences of .
94
battle of ..
99
Postmaster of ..
107
description of ..
attack upon [March 14, 1863] 178
a stricken city .. 397
yellow fever Sunday in. .398
Nine months' troops in North Carolina. 143
leave North Carolina 215
Ninth Army Corps in Army of Potomac
304
Ninth New Jersey Volunteers.
.39, 219
Non-commissioned staff. officers.
19
North Carolina coast ..
Noreum, James, Mavor of Edenton. 186
195
Officer whose tongue would not wag.
Officers driven to the spring, would not drink. 259
Official, extra, arrest of a rebel. 355
Oliver. camp, in New Berne.
('Neill, Thomas .128
O'Neill, Thomas, in fight at Little Washington
death of .. .326
sketch of his life. .520
James ... 101,161 Operations, plan of, in North Carolina
49
Ord, General E. O. C., commands Eighteenth Corps. 359
Organization of B Company (appendix) 439
1
Natural instinct for fighting.
engagement on Roanoke river.
201
to Nethercott, Major, a bushwhacker.
96, 100
Progress, newspaper
54
98, 102, 128, 205
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.123, 159
Monteuil, Lieutenant-Colonel, death of ...
Muster out October 20, 1864
GENERAL INDEX. 519
Osborn, Francis A., Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Page 89, 126
Pagan Creek, near Smithfield, Va. 244
Palmer, General I. N. 177, 191, 222, 253, 411, 413
Panie of Hawkins' Zonaves. 75
Paper exchange with the enemy .. .354
Partridge. John W., of D, death of. 375
Parke, General John G .. . 42
Parkhurst, Varanus P .. 73, 105, 145, 187, 237, 342, 345, 346, 351, 391, 393
Patterson, General, near Martinsburg, Va. 6
Peck, General Jolin J .248, 253
Peltou, Charles H. 166, 329, 333
Perkins, William, of H, death of.
.318
Petersburg, garrison at, May 6, 1864.
269
reenforced by Lee's Army 349
continuous engagement at.
.390
Phelon, Captain H. A .. 179, 202, 215
.110
Picket sentinel alarms the camp. 121
Pickett, Josiah. . 141, 145, 223, 228, 261, 289, 323, 405, 411
Pickett, George E. (Confederate). 247, 252, 269
Pierce, John D., of D, killed.
.353
Plan of operations in North Carolina campaign, 1864 .. 268, 303
49
operations against Richmond. .303
Plymouth, N. C., Twenty-fifth Massachusetts at .132, 184
193
put in defensive condition .. captured by the enemy .244, 252
102
Popular vote for President [1860].
2
Port Walthal Junction. . .
270
Portly officer of the quarter-deck
401
Postmaster at New Berne ...
10.
Potomac,'Army of, reorganized
245
Pratt, Henry HI .. of A.
.246, 360, 397
141
Principal musicians.
19
Prisoners of war at Roanoke 75, 89
from the Twenty-fifth Massachusetts. 375
.377
Promotions in Twenty-fifth Massachusetts, (January, 1863]. 163
Pyrotechnic display at Plymouth, N. C. 198
Putnam, Samuel H .. 171, 241, 347, 563
Quarantine, escape from, at Fortress Monroe 400
in New York Harbor. .403
Question of seniority of rank.
410
Raising flag over Fort Williams
197
Rauk, seniority of, question of
410
Ration, army ..
33
Rations to prisoners, Dr. Hamlin's statement .. 368 Raymond, Edw. T., of K. provided by United States for prisoners of war .378 129
Reams' Station, fight at .. .364
Rebel officer wants his pay-roll. 173
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Presentation to Colonel Upton
of war, exchange of. rations provided for by United States. Confederate policy in treatment of.
.378
.377
Proctor, George B., of F. 256, 259
Poetic letter from soldier of E Company
Philanthropic work at New Berne
Personal heroism.
520
GENERAL INDEX.
Reconciliation theory in 1775. Page 425
Reducing officers to the ranks. .256
Reenlisted men leave on furlough. 235
Reed, John B., of C, appointed Postmaster. 107
Reenlistment of the Twenty-fifth Regiment. 233
Regimental Band .. 18 complimentary Order 180
Reno, General Jesse L ..
42
Reno's and Parke's Brigades to Virginia.
126
Republican National Convention [1860]
2
Report, official, of Goldsboro' march.
163
Rescue of Lieutenant Daly 320
37S
Review, first, of Twenty-fifth Massachusetts
23
of troops at New Berne at Annapolis, Md.
33
Richmond must be evacuated
131
surrendered . 432
.20,332
Richter, H. M ..
147
Roanoke island.
66, 67, 69
landing at.
72
battle of.
14
leaving.
91
Rockwood, Edward P., of H, seven wounds
325
Rodman's Point on Pamlico river
220
Roster of medical officers.
390
Rouse, Rev. J. II. .136, 398
Rural camp life. 119
Russell, Colonel Charles L.
44
Sanford, Captain, Twenty-seventh Massachusetts. 184, 227, 295
Saul, Thomas ..
166, 317, 376
Scheme to rot Yankees.
366
Schofield, General, in North Carolina. 409
Scott, Lieutenant-General, retires from active command. 5
Seagrave, Lientenant, upon convoy duty 25
Secessionists in Buchanan's cabinet ..
Seventeenth Massachusetts Volunteers 119, 144, 155, 157, 249
219
Shaw, Colonel, of Roanoke fame, killed.
264
Shelter tents. . 38
Sheppard, J. A., of B, death of.
Sheridan against Early ... 428
at Appomattox Court House. 435
Sherman holds the " key" of Richmond. .415
General, to operate against Johnston .303
Shovel Brigade.
212
Siege of Little Washington 190 Petersburg .353 Sigual Corps .. 60
Simonds, John, of F. 260
Sisson, Colonel, runs up Pamlico river ... 193
Skirmish at Trenton. N. C. [May, 1862]. 120
Smith, General W. F .356, 359
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Rice, Surgeon J. Marcas ..
of Twenty-third Army Corps. .225, 328, 332, 375, 387, 389
Savage, John B., of A
225, 575 Schlenker, Christian, of G.
307
Richardson, Rev. Merrill.
Responsibility for cruelty at Andersonville
GENERAL INDEX. 521
Social life at Little Washington. Page 224
Soldiers in blue " toting" rebel baggage. 88 running the New Berne newspaper. 110 anxiety to reach home. 404
Soldier cating a General's dinner. 157
South Carolina brigade charges
Spinola's failure to aid Little Washington. 191
Sprague. A. B. R .. .9, 11, 21, 64, 98, 138, 139, 218, 219
Spy, Worcester, on Twenty-fifth Massachusetts .. 25
168
Stannard, General, commands the Star Brigade 297
leaves Heckman's Brigade. .337
Stanly, Edward, Military Governor.
Star Brigade ...
264
Steamer Arrow captured by the enemy.
195
Star of the West tired upon.
4
Stevens, Private, of B, killed. 345
Stevenson, Colonel Thomas G. .43, 306
Stevenson's Brigade detained in South Carolina.
219
Stone, Emerson, Sergeant of K.
Storm at Hatteras 174, 194, 375
59
Stowe, C. F., of K, mortally wounded. .358
Stragglers from the battle-field. 329
Stratton, Lieutenant Charles II. 336, 360
Strength of Grant's Army May, 1864 305
Lee's Army May, 1864. 305
Story and a night attack 163
Suffering of a single night 162
Sumter, Fort, surrendered ..
4
Summing up of Buchanan's administration.
3
Sunday, first, at Camp Hicks ..
35
Surgeon, button-holed ..
401
Surrender of Lee to Grant.
437
422 Johnston to Sherman .. of New Berne demanded. 255
Sutler of the Regiment 212
Swash at Hatteras 62
Swash, go over or sink .. 63
Sword, etc., presented to Colonel Upton. 141
Swift's creek, movement to. 220
Tarboro' Expedition. 144
Temple, Dr. Theron, Massachusetts Twenty-fifth.
Tenth Connecticut Volunteers 39, 75, 144, 219
Terrible experience in the pocoson. 209
Terry, General A. IL., at Fort Fisher. 408
Testimony of Dr. Hamlin on Andersonville, etc. 365
Tew, Charles F. .184, 336, 360
Thanksgiving day [1861], in camp .. 34
Thayer, private of D. dies from a singular wound. 358
Third Massachusetts Volunteer Militia .. 143, 144, 159, 172, 192, 216
207
Townsend, Elward, of C .. 61
Transport steamers with troops
Trask, Sergeant of I, in Andersonville .372
Trenches, life in the .. .353, 358
a new position taken in. .363
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Steamers, transport. 61
Squeezing a deserter.
Tourtellotte, Corporal of D, captures prisoners 176, 215, 256
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522
GENERAL INDEX.
Trenton, march to. Page 120, 131
Troops marching to Bull Run [1861] 5
Troops brigaded at Annapolis. 39
Tucker, Captain, Forty-first North Carolina Cavalry 124
Theker, James. ..
Twiggs, David E., deserts the flag.
165, 311, 352, 397, 419, 420
4
Twenty-fifth Massachusetts armed.
15
in Foster's brigade
39
as provost guard.
10,
to picket duty 116, 118
well drilled. 181
Jeave camp Oliver for Plymouth. 184
return from Plymouth. 202
surprised by a ghost ? 202 right wing of, to Little Washington.
220
leave for Virginia ..
reunited on banks of James River. 229
243
moves to succor Plymouth, N. C. 241
assigned to Heckman's brigade. 245
moves to Yorktown 245
in close quarters 293
make an advance. .351
reduced to 125 guns
353 an hour with the 359
reduced to a skeleton 393
return from Virginia to North Carolina.
.394
deaths of, in rebel prisons ..
.385
moves homeward, Oet., 1864
under new organization. 399
410, 412
assigned to Carter's division 412
assigned to Twenty-third army corps. .421
occupy Charlotte, N. C 423
Twenty-first Massachusetts Volunteers. 39, 74, 75, 112, 126
Twenty-third Massachusetts Volunteers .39, 74, 78, 144, 155, 157, 219, 337
Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Volunteers .39, 77, 78, 113, 126, 219
Twenty-seventh Massachusetts Volunteers. 39, 74, 131, 161, 190, 204, 337
126
Underwriter, gunboat, surprised at New Berne.
Union troops occupy Washington, N. C.
,113
Union dead unburied by the enemy
Upton, Colonel Edwin. .. . . . 11, 14, 64, 73, 74, 85, 90, 99, 101, 102, 131, 140, 141
279
Upton, camp.
122
Victory won, how 416
Virginia, western, campaign in .. 5 a corner of. not desolated. 299
270
Wading the swollen creek. 162
Wagely, Captain Louis ..
15, 174
Walker, Major of Twenty-seventh Massachusetts, killed. . 337
Ward, Marcus H., of I, captured.
Ward, T. M. of A .397 188 Warrant Officers. 19
Warren, General, takes the offensive 430
at Five Forks 431
Washburn. H. S., poetry of. ஓம்
Twenty-fourth Massachusetts at Tranter's Creek. occupy Little Washington.
113
.249
273
Upton, Lieutenant Charles E., death of.
1
Vivid story of Port Walthal Junction.
.
.
GENERAL INDEX. 523
Washington, N. C., occupied by Union troops. . Page 113
attack upon. 127
siege of .. 190
social life at. 224
evacuated .
253
Webber, Colonel Max, at Hatteras
57
Weldon Railroad, Warren's Corps take
.364
Wellington, camp ..
134, 244
Wellington, T. W., of Worcestor .. 244
Western soldiers and Twenty-fifth Massachusetts. 426
202
What might have been, with Burnside ..
114
Wheeler, Sergeant Lyman S., of I, captured.
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Whelan, Miss E. E.
.389
White, Sergeant, of H. .136, 280
Whitney, Sergeant, Hospital Steward. 222, 400
157
White House on the Pamunky. 299
Wilcox, Captain, Twenty-seventh Massachusetts, killed. 337
Wilder, W. O., of HI .. 321
Wilson, Corporal, of G. 32, 98, 125
260
Winder, an inlammuan brute
366
Winfield, Union garrison at
184, 187, 188
Winton, movement to.
221
Wise's Forks.
413, 414
Wise, Henry .1 ..
68
O. Jennings, death of ..
Wiswell, W. C. of G, captured. 176, 375
Witherby, Edwin T., of K .156, 158, 159, 162, 204, 270, 333
Wood, Charles F., of D, captured. .375
Woodworth. James C .. . 166, 233, 235, 288, 329
Worcester Spy on Twenty-fifth Massachusetts flag presented by ladies of. 244
25
Wounded of Twenty-fifth Massachusetts June 3rd, 1864 325
Yellow fever in New Berne. 398
on board steamer .. .401
Yorktown, march to. in January, 1864. .237
Twenty-fifth Massachusetts in camp at. 245, 264
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