Found 4,444 total hits in 742 results.
to Martin, July 3, 1894, 497; action at time of Chinese massacre in Wyoming, 509-512; his interpretation of the Pacific Railroad Acts, 510; letter written in 1865, 530; secures payment for his troops, 530; Grant's last thoughts for, 543; relieved from controversies in Missouri, 543; promotions for service, 543
For details of the battles of Franklin and Nashville, and the antecedent movements, stands, and engagements see Brentwood; Columbia; Duck River; Franklin; Harpeth River; Nashville; Pulaski; Spring Hill, and the names of the various generals engaged therein, as Cox; Hood; Smith, A. J. ; Stanley; Thomas, etc.
Correspondence with: Bates, E., Sept. 29, 1863, 93: Bigelow, John, Feb. 25, 1866, 392: Blair, F. P., Aug. 13, 1862, 59: Broadhead, J. O., 107, 108: Carney, Thomas, Aug. 28, 29, 1863, 79, 80, 82: Chase, S. P., May 7, 1865, 373, 376: Drake, C. D., Oct. 24, 1863, 100: Gamble, H. R. (1863), 72, 73: Grant, U. S., Dec. 27, 1864, 252-254; May 10, 1865, 373-376; Jan. 24, 1866,
ational credit, the maintenance of, 529-534
National Guard, the, 522
Nature, the laws of, 532-534
Negroes, question of recruiting, in Missouri, 73; question of suffrage for, 373, 374, 376; status after emancipation, 367-376, 446
Negro suffrage, forced upon the South, 396 et seq.
Negro troops, enlistment of, 90, 92, 99
Neuse River, bridged by S., 346
New Hope Church, Ga., military operations near, 143
New Madrid, Mo., mutiny among troops ordered to, 84, 85, 87
New Market, Tenn., S. retires on, 115
New Mexico, obstruction of railroads in, 512
New Smyrna, Fla., S. at, 19
Newton, Maj.-Gen., John, battle of Resaca, 140
Newtonia, Mo., military movements at, 38
New York, a forbidden trip from West Point to, 7, 8; S. leaves for Liverpool, 385; Gen. Scott removes his headquarters from Washington to, 406, 469; Sherman's fondness for, 542
New York Herald, quoted, 386, 387
New York Times, cited, 293, 294
Nickajack, Cox secures position on, 144
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Pierre G. T., possible movements by, 199, 311, 321, 322; Thomas's ability to defeat, 288; proposal that Thomas take the offensive against, 311, 312; westward movement, 321; proposed inveiglement of, across the Tennessee, 322
Benham, Capt., reports condition of Gen. Blunt's district, 93
Benicia, the, S. returns from Hawaii on, 431
Bennett's House, N. C., capitulation of Johnston at, 335, 351-353
Bentonville, N. C., battle of, 346 Bible, the inspiration of the, 8, 9
Bigelow, John, U. S. Minister to France, 383, 384, 391, 392; letter from Seward, Nov. 4, 1865, 384; share in the Mexican negotiations, 391, 392; letter from S., Feb. 25, 1866, 392
Big River, military operations on the, 51 Black Point, Cal., S. at, 188
Blair, Maj.-Gen. Frank P., Jr., S.'s friendship with, 31, 138; patriotism and courage, 31; introduces S. to Fremont, 48, 49; opinion of Fremont, 49; movement favoring his succeeding S. in command in Missouri, 59, 60; correspondence with Halleck, Aug. 11-12
ration, 423
Hartsuff, George L., ill luck in Florida, 25; organizes the Twenty-third Army Corps, 25; intimacy with S., 25; wounded, 25; death, 25
Hascall, Brig.-Gen. Milo S., battle of Kolb's Farm, 132, 133, 135
Haskin, Capt. Joseph A., commanding Company D, First Artillery, 20
Hat Island, sports at, 428
Hatch, Maj.-Gen., Edward, anticipates Hood's advance, 167; in the Tennessee campaign, 201; despatch to Thomas.
Nov. 20, 1864, 201; sends troops to Nashville, 205, 206
Hawaiian Islands, a trip to the, 431-433; question of annexation to the United States, 431; Americans and American interests in, 431-433; decay of the people of, 432
Hayes, Rutherford B., creates the Division of the Gulf, 447, 448
Henderson, Senator J. B., letter to S., April 7, 1864, 117; urges S. to whip somebody anyhow, 117; letter from S. to, April 15, 1864, 117-119
Herron, Maj.-Gen. Francis J., at Wilson's Creek, 62; marches to Blunt's assistance, 62; battle of Prairie Grove, 62-64; acts o
29-534
National Guard, the, 522
Nature, the laws of, 532-534
Negroes, question of recruiting, in Missouri, 73; question of suffrage for, 373, 374, 376; status after emancipation, 367-376, 446
Negro suffrage, forced upon the South, 396 et seq.
Negro troops, enlistment of, 90, 92, 99
Neuse River, bridged by S., 346
New Hope Church, Ga., military operations near, 143
New Madrid, Mo., mutiny among troops ordered to, 84, 85, 87
New Market, Tenn., S. retires on, 115
New Mexico, obstruction of railroads in, 512
New Smyrna, Fla., S. at, 19
Newton, Maj.-Gen., John, battle of Resaca, 140
Newtonia, Mo., military movements at, 38
New York, a forbidden trip from West Point to, 7, 8; S. leaves for Liverpool, 385; Gen. Scott removes his headquarters from Washington to, 406, 469; Sherman's fondness for, 542
New York Herald, quoted, 386, 387
New York Times, cited, 293, 294
Nickajack, Cox secures position on, 144
Ninety-Fifth Ohio Infantry, in battle o
ille, 165, 288; before Columbia, 168; near Spring Hill, 171; driven from Spring Hill, 172; at Thompson's Station, 173; attacks the column retreating to Franklin, 174; in the Tennessee campaign, 191, 193, 228, 308; battle of Franklin, 221-223, 228; harasses Thomas, 289; possibilities of his reaching Kentucky, 300; raid by, 310; on the Tennessee, 318-320; at Eastport, Jackson, and Paris, 319; capture of gunboat by, 319; at Johnsonville, 320; failure to damage Sherman's communications, 338
Fort Brady, troops sent to Chicago from, 501
Fort Capron, Fla., S. joins Battery D at, 19, 20; service at, 19-25; breakdown of mail service to, 20, 21
Fort Clinton, N. Y., an adventure in the ditch of, 4
Fort Dearborn, Ill., 454
Fort Donelson, Tenn., Grant's strategy at, 358; capture of, 516
Fort Fisher, N. C., capture of, 346
Fort Hamilton, N. Y., artillery practice at, 458
Fortification Appropriation Act, Sept. 22, 1888, 459
Fortified lines, question of carrying by assault, 12
ance of supplies in, 288; Thomas to have command over, 317
Alexander, Col. Barton S., trip to Hawaii with S., 431
Alexandria, Va., provisional government of Virginia at, 394
Allatoona, Ga., m
Benham, Capt., reports condition of Gen. Blunt's district, 93
Benicia, the, S. returns from Hawaii on, 431
Bennett's House, N. C., capitulation of Johnston at, 335, 351-353
Bentonville, N. great earthquake of 1871, 430, 431; obstruction of railroads in, 512
California, the, trip to Hawaii on, 431
Campbell, Congressman, 11
Campbell, J. A., assistant adjutant-general, Department of45
Lovejoy's Station, Ga., Hood's rendezvous at, 159
Lunalilo, King, ascends the throne of Hawaii, 432
Lynnville, Tenn., proposed point of concentration of Thomas's troops, 201
Lyon, Brig.ees of, 413
Pearl River, examination of the harbor of, 432
Pennock, Rear-Adm., takes S. to Hawaii, 431
Pennsylvania, the Confederate invasion of, 234; delays in calling out her reserves, 525
a, obstruction of railroads in, 512
Northern Ohio Democrat, the (of Toledo), cited, 293-295
Northern Pacific Railroad, military protection on the line of the, 510-512
O
Oahu, a trial to, 432
Ohio, possibilities of Hood's invading, 305
Ohio River, fears of Hood's reaching, 295, 300
Okeechobee, Lake, military operations at, 23-25
Olley's Creek, Cox forces the passage of, 441
Olney, Atty.-Gen. Richard, report of, cited, 493; approves S.'s order of May 25, 1894, 509
Omaha, military station at, 454; S. at, 509
Oneco, Wis., S. teaches school at, 2
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Indiana Volunteers, a young straggler from the, 155, 156 Opdycke, Maj.-Gen. Emerson, in battle of Franklin, 177-181, 229; the meed of praise due to, 179-181
Oregon, visit of Sherman and S. to, 430; the Modoc Indians in, 434-437 O'Reilley, Thomas, member of anti-Scho-field committee from St. Louis to Washington, 58, 59
Otis, Brig.-Gen., commanding Department of the Columbia, 51
, 37
Kansas City, Mo., S. at, 81-83; Lane agrees, but fails, to meet S. at, 81, 83; interview between S. and Ewing at, 82
Kelton, Utah, a trip to, 430
Kenesaw, Ga., military movements near, 133, 143; Johnston's withdrawal from, 136; Sherman's assault and repulse at, 142-144, 340
Kentucky, apprehended invasion of, by Hood, 163, 185, 193, 259, 260, 300, 303, 305, 316; possibilities of Forrest's harassing, 300; Thomas to have command over, 317; to be called on for militia, 322
Keokuk, Iowa, S.'s marriage at, 489
Kilauea, a trip to the crater of, 431
Kilbourne, Mrs. George E., 489
Kilbourne, Miss, Georgia, marriage of S. and, 489
Kilpatrick, Maj.-Gen., Judson, with Sherman in Georgia, 285
Kimball, Maj.-Gen., Nathan, his troops at Spring Hill, 173; at Franklin, 175; placed between Duck River and Rutherford's Creek, 214; movement to Franklin, 216; battle of Nashville, 263
King, Brig.-Gen. Rufus, entertains S. at Rome, 393
Kingston, Ga., Sherman at, 320
from Tennessee, 114.
Parrott guns, 50
Parsons, Col. Lewis B., conducts transport arrangements for the Twenty-third Corps, 345
Partizanship, dangerous, 540, 543
Party politics, a detriment in the War Department, 407 et seq.
Patriotism, of the American soldier, 183; a valuable kind of, 360; true, 481; professional, 539, 540
Peabody Fund, Grant at meeting of trustees of, 413
Pearl River, examination of the harbor of, 432
Pennock, Rear-Adm., takes S. to Hawaii, 431
Pennsylvania, the Confederate invasion of, 234; delays in calling out her reserves, 525
Pensacola, Fla., possible movement by Sherman to, 312, 332
Petersburg, Va., siege of, 313, 329; Sherman's plan of marching against, 347
Philadelphia, assembly of the Society of the Army of the Potomac at, 429
Phrases: Anonymous or unassigned: If digging is the way to put down the rebellion I guess we will have to do it, 155 If you were half as scared as I am, you would run away, 45 It is all right, boy
