elations with S., 125, 136-139; question of relative rank between Hooker and, 136; personal characteristics, 137, 138, 146; question of relative rank between S. and, 137; his engagement and desire to get married, 137; killed at Peachtree Creek, 137, 146, 232; a night visit to his camp, 139; on the extension of the lines, June 24-25, 1864, 142; assaults on the lines before Atlanta, 144; opposed to the assault on Kenesaw Mountain, 144; general grief at his death, 146; battle of Resaca, 162
Mahan, Capt. Alfred T., on the relative functions of the army and navy, 527
Malaria, the military method of conquering, 256
Man, reversionary tendencies in, 428
Manter, Capt., commanding battery at Fredericktown, Mo., 53
Marietta Road, Ga., military operations on the, 135
Marsh, George P., entertains S. at Florence, 393
Martin, Asst. Adjt.-Gen. J. P., action in labor riots at Chicago, 494, 496, 497, 503, 504, 507
Maryland, the Confederate invasion of, 234
Maximilian, Archdu