Found 4,444 total hits in 742 results.
te, the, 338
Pilot Knob, Mo., military movements at, 51; S. at, 51; Col. Carlin commanding, 51
Pittsburg, Pa., S. ordered to purchase arms at, 48; S. at, 345
Pittsburg, Fort, Wayne, & Chicago Rail-road, riots on the, 499, 500
Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., C. F. Smith ordered to, 361
Platte County, Mo., reported expulsion of Union families from, 93; troubles in, 105
Plumb, Preston B., U. S. Senator, aids in establishing artillery and cavalry school at Fort Riley, 427
Plummer, Col Franklin, 215; arrives at Nashville, 220, 221, 254; proposed movement to Franklin, 220, 221, 223; proposed movement to Brentwood, 221, 223-225; battle of Nashville, 242-246, 250, 254, 268-270, 272, 291
Smith, Maj.-Gen. C. F., ordered to Pittsburg Landing, 361; the question of precedence over Grant at Shiloh, 361
Snake Creek Gap, military operations at, 125-128
Society of the Army of the Potomac, assembly of, at Philadelphia, 429
Soldier, the value of his life, 182, 183; the duty of
, 223-225; S. proposes to stand at, 223-225; proposal to send Steedman to, 225; S.'s arrival at, 226; military operations near, 264, 270
Bristol, Ill., the Schofield family in, 1
Broadhead, Col. James O., attitude on emancipation, 90; supersedes Dick as provost-marshal-general, 96, 97; letter from S., 107, 108
Buchanan, James, a bet on the election of, 8
Buchanan County, Mo., alleged arming of disloyal persons in, 105
Buell, Maj.-Gen. Don C., Thomas's service under, 189
Bull Run, Va., battle of, 525
Bull's Gap, held by Longstreet, 115, 116
Bureau of Engineering, prepares plans of sea-coast defense, 484-486
Bureau of Ordnance, prepares plans for sea-coast defense, 484-486
Burnside, Maj.-Gen. Ambrose E., at Knoxville, 113, 114; wreck of his army, 113, 114; ordered to join the Army of the Potomac, 116; Fitz-John Porter's despatches to, 462
Bushwhackers, in Missouri, 78
Butler, Maj.-Gen. Benjamin F., demand that he relieve S. in Missouri, 94; the Presid
ston negotiations, 351,352
Brentwood, Tenn., request for ammunition to be sent to, 187; proposal to send Smith to, 221, 223-225; S. proposes to stand at, 223-225; proposal to send Steedman to, 225; S.'s arrival at, 226; military operations near, 264, 270
Bristol, Ill., the Schofield family in, 1
Broadhead, Col. James O., attitude on emancipation, 90; supersedes Dick as provost-marshal-general, 96, 97; letter from S., 107, 108
Buchanan, James, a bet on the election of, 8
Buchanan County, Mo., alleged arming of disloyal persons in, 105
Buell, Maj.-Gen. Don C., Thomas's service under, 189
Bull Run, Va., battle of, 525
Bull's Gap, held by Longstreet, 115, 116
Bureau of Engineering, prepares plans of sea-coast defense, 484-486
Bureau of Ordnance, prepares plans for sea-coast defense, 484-486
Burnside, Maj.-Gen. Ambrose E., at Knoxville, 113, 114; wreck of his army, 113, 114; ordered to join the Army of the Potomac, 116; Fitz-John Porter's despatches to, 462
or in the civil war, 235; status of the negroes after, 367-376
Endicott, William C., Secretary of War, plan of sea-coast defense, 487.
See also Secretary of War; War Department.
England, S. visits, 385, 392
Engle, Capt. A. H., killed at Resaca, 141; foreboding of death, 141
Eugenie, Empress, S. presented to, 392
Europe, the modern wars of, 357; S.'s visits to, 384-393, 449-453
Evarts, William M., U. S. Attorney-General, 22; interviews and relations with S. concerning the War Dncerning, 354, 374, 376, 395, 420
Rehearings in courts-martial, 464
Reno, Admiral, S.'s interviews with, 389
Republican party, downfall in Missouri, 77; reconstruction under, 354; apprehensions as to Pres. Johnson's acquittal, 415
Resaca, Ga., military operations near, 124-129; battle of, 140, 141, 162
Res adjudicata, 463
Revenge, legitimate, 241, 242
Rhode Island, the, interview between Grant and S. on board, 198, 294, 295, 346, 361, 362
Richmond, Va., defeat of Stuart
, 95, 96; strength in Missouri and Kansas, 90; appointed to command in Kansas, 112
Custer massacre, the, 489
D
Daily Times (of Leavenworth), reports meeting at Leavenworth, 79
Dallas, Ga., military operations near, 129, 130, 316
Dalton, Ga., S. moves from Knoxville to, 120; military operations near, 120, 124-128; battle of, 143; S. at, 161; Hood at, 161; breaking the railroads near, 317, 318
Dana, C. A., Assistant Secretary of War, 345; conducts transportation arrangements is e Modocs on, 435, 436
Knights of St. Patrick, Sherman's speech to, mentioned, 441
Knoxville, Tenn., S. arrives at, 113; siege of, raised by Sherman 113; anxiety in Washington concerning, 114; Grant at, 118; Sherman at, 118, 119; S. moves to Dalton from, 120
Kolb's Farm, Ga., battle of, 132-136
L
Labor riots of 1894, the lessons of the, 534, 535
Lake Front Park, Chicago, troops at, in labor riots, 494, 496, 501, 506
Lake Michigan, establishment of Fort Sheridan, 455
Lake M
e, S. C., S. on duty at, 17, 18; the First Artillery ordered to, 18; artillery target practice at, 18; bombardment of Fort Sumter from, 18
Fort Riley, Kan., establishment of school of cavalry and light artillery at, 426, 427
Fort Sheridan, Ill., establishment of, 454, 455, 493; reinforcement recommended, 498; its value in the labor riots of 1894, 493-498, 506
Fort Smith, Ark., proposed assignment of Gen. McNeil to, 93
Fort Sumter, S. C., the bombardment of, 18, 33, 234
Fort Wadsworth, N. Y., artillery practice at, 458
Foster, Maj.-Gen. John G., commanding the Department of the Ohio, 109; sickness and relief of, 109, 113, 114
Fourteenth Amendment, the, 376, 394 et seq.
Fourteenth Army Corps, S.'s command in, 66; movement before Atlanta, Aug. 4-5, 1864, 149; strength, 192; advisability of sending it to Thomas, 192
Fourteenth Kentucky Volunteers, battle of Kolb's Farm, 132-134
Fourth Army Corps, part of, at Knoxville, 113; ordered to reinforce Thomas, 164, 3
Lament, Daniel S., Secretary of War, 423; at consultation concerning the Chicago riots, 494
Lane, Brig.-Gen. James H., U. S. Senator from Kansas, 63; hostility to S., 63, 64, 80, 81; in Kansas-Missouri troubles, 79-83; calls mass meeting at Lawrence, 80; demands S.'s removal, 80, 81; friendship with Ewing, 80, 81; Carney's political hostility to, 80-83; speaks at Leavenworth, 81; scheme of retaliatory expedition from Paola, 81-84; interview with S., 81; agrees, but fails, to meet S. at Kansty, 81, 83; threatens to appeal to the President, 83; speaks at Turner's Hall, 99; ceases hostilities against S., 99; the President's use of, 111, 112; secures the appointment of Curtis in Kansas, 112
Laurel Hill, N. C., Sherman at, 346
Lawrence, Kan., massacre at, 77-79, 234; mass meeting at, 80
Lawrenceburg, Ala., Hood's movement via, 201
Lazelle, Col. Henry M., commandant at West Point, investigates the Whittaker case, 445
Leavenworth, Kan., plans in, for retaliation on Missour
81; agrees, but fails, to meet S. at Kansas City, 81, 83; threatens to appeal to the President, 83; speaks at Turner's Hall, 99; ceases hostilities against S., 99; the President's use of, 111, 112; secures the appointment of Curtis in Kansas, 112
Laurel Hill, N. C., Sherman at, 346
Lawrence, Kan., massacre at, 77-79, 234; mass meeting at, 80
Lawrenceburg, Ala., Hood's movement via, 201
Lazelle, Col. Henry M., commandant at West Point, investigates the Whittaker case, 445
Leavenworth, Kan., plans in, for retaliation on Missouri, 79, 81, 83, 84; S. at, 80-82; Lane speaks at, 81; martial law in, 84; a false report from, 93; military station at, 454
Lee, Gen. Robert E., superintendent of West Point Military Academy, 15; character, 15; S.'s acquaintance with, 18; Longstreet joins, 116; his army the proper objective for the spring campaign of 1865, 253, 255, 337, 347, 348; his surrender and its results, 261, 262, 314, 330, 344, 347 349; Grant competent to handle, without S
ate against, 340, 342; military genius, 340-342; characters of his campaign against Sherman, 342; prevention of his junction with Lee, 347; his final movements in the war, 347, 348, 350; apprehends guerrilla warfare, 350; his army provisioned by S., 352, 353
Jones, Lieut. John M., tactical instructor at West Point, 14; opinion of S.'s character, 14
Jones, Mr., 25
Jonesboroa, Ga., Sherman at, 153, 159; battle of, 157,158
Juarez, Pres., Benito, warfare against Maximilian, 391
Jupiter, Fla., military operations at, 23-25 Jupiter Inlet, Fla., fever on, 24 Justice, 463-465
K
Kansas, political intrigue and factional disturbances in, 63, 64, 66, 77 et seq.; S. ordered back to, 66; the Border Guards, 78; border and guerrilla warfare in, 78 et seq., 84, 234; proposed measures of retaliation on Missouri, 79-84, 97; faction in, hostile to S., 80; Curtis's strength in Missouri and, 90; S.'s strength in Missouri and, 90; anti-Schofield delegation to Washington from, 91, 93-99;
-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, 127, 128, 142-148
Fort Jupiter, Fla., occupation of, 24
Fort Leavenworth, Kan., troops ordered to Missouri from, 37; S. commanding at, 278; headquarters of the Department of the Missouri removed to, 428; troops sent to Chicago from, 501
Fort Monroe, Va., meeting of Grant and S. at, 346; artillery practice at, 458, 459; meeting of Lincoln wit
