[639] “Tecumseh,” iron-clad, sunk by a torpedo in the harbor of Mobile, 3.441. Tennessee, the people of adverse to secession, i 199; the author's experiences in 1.348; progress of secession in under Gov. Harris, 1.386; military league formed by with the Confederate States, 1.387; fraud practiced on the people of, 1.388; military movements in, 2.197-2.205; Andrew Johnson appointed military governor of 2.285; Thomas's campaign in against Hood, 3.416-3.429. Tennessee Iron Works, destruction of, 2.232. “Tennessee,” ram, capture of in Mobile harbor, 3.442. Terry, Gen. A. H., his movement against James's Island, 3.201; his Fort Fisher expedition, 3.485. Te<*>as, secession obstructed in by Gov. Houston, 1.62; respect for the Union in, 1.186; intrigues of the Knights of the Golden Circle in, 1.187; secession convention in, 1.188; surrender by Gen. Twiggs of forts, troops and stores in, 1.267; in the Confederacy, 1.273; sufferings of loyalists in, 2.536; massacre of a band of young Germans in, 2.537; Gen. Banks's operations in, 3.223. Thomas, Gen George H., at the battle of Mill Spring, 2.194; movements of toward East Tennessee, 2.200; at the battle of Murfreesboroa, 2.545; at the battle of Chickamauga, 3.138; assigned to the command of the Army of the Cumberland, 3.144; at the battle on Missionaries' Ridge, 3.167; troops placed under the command of by Sherman, 3.399; campaign of against Hood in Tennessee, 3.416-3.429. Thompson, Gen., Jeff. M., power exercised by in Missouri, 2.58. Thompson, Jacob, implicated in the Indian Trust Fund robbery, 1.144. Tolland, Col. John, his raid in West Virginia, 3.112. Tompkins, Lieut. Charles H., his dash on Fairfax Court-House, 1.487. Toombs, Robert, incendiary speeches of, 1.53; his efforts to promote secession in Georgia, 1.177; violent speech of in the Senate, 1.223; the humbug of the Confederacy (note), 2.471. Torpedo, described (note), 1.528. Torpedoes (note), 2.61; (note), 2.202; (note), 2.237; 3.194. “Travelers' Repose,” tavern, battle near, 2.100. Tredegar Iron Works, heavy ordnance made at, 2.35. “Trent,” steamer, Mason and Slidell taken from by Captain Wilkes, 2.154; details in relation to the affair of the, 2.155-2.166. Troops, President Lincoln's first call for, 1.386. Tullahoma, flight of Bragg from, 3.123. Tupelo, Beauregard at, 2.294; Forest driven out of by Gen. A. J. Smith, 3.248. Twiggs, Gen., treasonable action of, 1.189; treasonable conduct of, 1.266; his surrender of forts, troops and stores in Texas, 1.267; general order issued by, 1.268; ignominious flight of from New Orleans, 2.341. Tylee, Col. E. B., surprised at Cross Lanes, 2.93. Tyler, John, chosen President of the Washington Peace Congress, 1.237; insincerity of, 1.244.
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[639] “Tecumseh,” iron-clad, sunk by a torpedo in the harbor of Mobile, 3.441. Tennessee, the people of adverse to secession, i 199; the author's experiences in 1.348; progress of secession in under Gov. Harris, 1.386; military league formed by with the Confederate States, 1.387; fraud practiced on the people of, 1.388; military movements in, 2.197-2.205; Andrew Johnson appointed military governor of 2.285; Thomas's campaign in against Hood, 3.416-3.429. Tennessee Iron Works, destruction of, 2.232. “Tennessee,” ram, capture of in Mobile harbor, 3.442. Terry, Gen. A. H., his movement against James's Island, 3.201; his Fort Fisher expedition, 3.485. Te<*>as, secession obstructed in by Gov. Houston, 1.62; respect for the Union in, 1.186; intrigues of the Knights of the Golden Circle in, 1.187; secession convention in, 1.188; surrender by Gen. Twiggs of forts, troops and stores in, 1.267; in the Confederacy, 1.273; sufferings of loyalists in, 2.536; massacre of a band of young Germans in, 2.537; Gen. Banks's operations in, 3.223. Thomas, Gen George H., at the battle of Mill Spring, 2.194; movements of toward East Tennessee, 2.200; at the battle of Murfreesboroa, 2.545; at the battle of Chickamauga, 3.138; assigned to the command of the Army of the Cumberland, 3.144; at the battle on Missionaries' Ridge, 3.167; troops placed under the command of by Sherman, 3.399; campaign of against Hood in Tennessee, 3.416-3.429. Thompson, Gen., Jeff. M., power exercised by in Missouri, 2.58. Thompson, Jacob, implicated in the Indian Trust Fund robbery, 1.144. Tolland, Col. John, his raid in West Virginia, 3.112. Tompkins, Lieut. Charles H., his dash on Fairfax Court-House, 1.487. Toombs, Robert, incendiary speeches of, 1.53; his efforts to promote secession in Georgia, 1.177; violent speech of in the Senate, 1.223; the humbug of the Confederacy (note), 2.471. Torpedo, described (note), 1.528. Torpedoes (note), 2.61; (note), 2.202; (note), 2.237; 3.194. “Travelers' Repose,” tavern, battle near, 2.100. Tredegar Iron Works, heavy ordnance made at, 2.35. “Trent,” steamer, Mason and Slidell taken from by Captain Wilkes, 2.154; details in relation to the affair of the, 2.155-2.166. Troops, President Lincoln's first call for, 1.386. Tullahoma, flight of Bragg from, 3.123. Tupelo, Beauregard at, 2.294; Forest driven out of by Gen. A. J. Smith, 3.248. Twiggs, Gen., treasonable action of, 1.189; treasonable conduct of, 1.266; his surrender of forts, troops and stores in Texas, 1.267; general order issued by, 1.268; ignominious flight of from New Orleans, 2.341. Tylee, Col. E. B., surprised at Cross Lanes, 2.93. Tyler, John, chosen President of the Washington Peace Congress, 1.237; insincerity of, 1.244.
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