| President and Cabinet. |
| 1. | Abraham Lincoln, President | Frontispiece. |
| 2. | Hannibal Hamlin, Vice-President | Frontispiece. |
| 3. | William H. Seward, Secretary of State | Frontispiece. |
| 4. | Salmon P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury | Frontispiece. |
| 5. | Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War | Frontispiece. |
| 6. | Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy | Frontispiece. |
| 7. | John P. Usher, Secretary of the Interior | Frontispiece. |
| 8. | Montgomery Blair, Postmaster-General | Frontispiece. |
| 9. | Edward Bates, Attorney-General | Frontispiece. |
| 10. | Simon Cameron, ex-Secretary of War | Frontispiece. |
| 11. | Caleb B. Smith, ex-Secretary of the Interior | Frontispiece. |
| eminent opponents of the Slave power. |
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| 12. | John Quincy Adams | 112 |
| 13. | Benjamin Lundy | 112 |
| 14. | Henry Ward Beecher | 112 |
| 15. | Wendell Phillips | 112 |
| 16. | William Cullen Bryant | 112 |
| 17. | John Greenleaf Whittier | 112 |
| 18. | Cassius M. Clay | 112 |
| 19. | Joshua R. Giddings | 112 |
| 20. | William Lloyd Garrison | 112 |
| 21. | Gerrit Smith | 112 |
| 22. | Owen Lovejoy | 112 |
| 23. | Charles Sumner | 112 |
| Confederate chieftains. |
| 24. | Jefferson Davis | 336 |
| 25. | Alexander H. Stephens | 336 |
| 26. | Judah P. Benjamin | 336 |
| 27. | Robert Toombs | 336 |
| 28. | William L. Yancey | 336 |
| 29. | John B. Floyd | 336 |
| 30. | R. Barnwell Rhett | 336 |
| 31. | James M. Mason | 336 |
| 32. | John Slidell | 336 |
| 33. | Isham G. Harris | 336 |
| 34. | Henry A. Wise | 336 |
| Union Generals. |
| 35. | Lieut.-Gen. Winfield Scott | 448 |
| 36. | Maj.-Gen. John E. Wool | 448 |
| 37. | Maj.-Gen. Henry W. Halleck | 448 |
| 38. | Maj.-Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan | 448 |
| 39. | Maj.-Gen. Irwin McDowell | 448 |
| 40. | Maj.-Gen. John C. Fremont | 448 |
| 41. | Maj.-Gen. Don Carlos Buell | 448 |
| 42. | Maj.-Gen. Joseph Hooker | 448 |
| 43. | Maj.-Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside | 448 |
| 44. | Maj.-Gen. Benjamin F. Butler | 448 |
| 45. | Maj.-Gen. David Hunter | 448 |
| 46. | Brig.-Gen. Robert Anderson | 448 |
| Confederate Generals. |
| 47. | General Robert E. Lee | 528 |
| 48. | General Joseph E. Johnston | 528 |
| 49. | General Braxton Bragg | 528 |
| 50. | Lt.-Gen. P. G. T. Beauregard | 528 |
| 51. | Lt.-Gen. Thomas J. Jackson | 528 |
| 52. | Lt.-Gen. James Longstreet | 528 |
| 53. | Lt.-Gen. John C. Pemberton | 528 |
| 54. | Lt.-Gen. Leonidas Polk | 528 |
| 55. | Maj.-Gen. Jno. C. Breckinridge | 528 |
| 56. | Maj.-Gen. Simon B. Buckner | 528 |
| 57. | Maj.-Gen. Albert Syd.
Johnston | 528 |
| 58. | Maj.-Gen. Sterling Price | 528 |
| Union Naval officers. |
| 59. | Rear-Adm'l Andrew H. Foote | 608 |
| 60. | Rear-Adm'l David G. Farragut | 608 |
| 61. | Rear-Adm'l L. M. Goldsborough | 608 |
| 62. | Rear-Adm'l Samuel F. Du Pont | 608 |
| 63. | Rear-Adm'l David D. Porter | 608 |
| 64. | Rear-Adm'l John A. Dahlgren | 608 |
| 65. | Commodore Charles Wilkes | 608 |
| 66. | Commodore Charles H. Davis | 608 |
| 67. | Commodore Henry W. Morris | 608 |
| 68. | Captain James H. Ward | 608 |
| 69. | Captain John L. Worden | 608 |
| 70. | Captain Charles S. Boggs | 608 |
| illustrations — continued. |
| Texas as she was, and as she claimed to be | 160 |
| view of Harper's Ferry | 288 |
| view in the Shenandoah valley | 294 |
| Fort Sumter | 440 |
| the approaches to Charleston | 445 |
| Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the Navy Yard | 474 |
| West Virginia | 517 |
| ten miles around Fortress Monroe | 530 |
| Washington City and vicinity | 532 |
| Bull Run battle-field and Centerville | 540 |
| Missouri | 573 |
| battle-field of Wilson's Creek, near Springfield, Mo | 578 |
| Lexington (Missouri) defended by Mulligan | 586 |
| battle-field of Belmont, Missouri | 595 |
| Hatteras Inlet--Forts Hatteras and Clark | 599 |
| sinking of the Petrel by the St. Lawrence | 600 |
| Fort Pickens--Santa Rosa Island — Pensacola | 601 |
| Hilton head — reduction of Fort Beauregard | 604 |
| battle-field of Ball's Bluff — Harrison Island, etc. | 620 |
| battle-field of Dranesville, Virginia | 624 |
