The Photographic History of The Civil War: in ten volumes, Thousands of Scenes Photographed 1861-65, with Text by many Special Authorities, Index, I

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Illinois troops:

Artillery: First, Battery B, I., 354, 356; Battery D, 1., 356; Second Battery A, I., 358; II., 322, 330; Battery D. I., 350; Battery E, I., 358. Light Artillery: First, V., 41; Battery C, Officers of, V., 43. Cavalry: First, V., 352; Second, II., 322, 328; Third, I., 358; Fourth, II., 322; III., 342; Fift, I., 368; III., 318; Sixth, II., 332; Seventh, II., 332; Eighth, II., 336; III., 326; IV., 118; Ninth, II., 326; Eleventh, II., 322; III., 342; Twelfth, II., 324, 328, 336; IV., 118; Thirteenth, I., 368; II., 352; Fourteenth, II., 348; Fifteenth, I., 354, 358; III., 328; Sixteenth, II., 348. Infantry: First, III., 324; Second, II., 350; Fifth, II., 348; Seventh, I., 175; III., 324, 332; Eighth, I., 176, 356; II., 324, 328, 336; Ninth, I., 196, 356; II., 342: III., 324; X., 154; Tenth, I., 176, 358, 368; II., 326; Eleventh, I., 176, 356; II., 348; III., 318; Twelfth, I., 176, 356; III., 332; Thirteenth, I., 352; Sixteenth, I., 356; 358; II., 326; Seventeenth, III., 338; Eighteenth, I., 356; Twentieth, I.,356; II., 322; Twenty-first, I.,175, 352; IV., 292; VIII., 204; Twenty-second, I., 354; X., 124; Twenty-third, I., 352; II., 348; Twenty-fifth, I., 358; Twenty-seventh, I., 354; Twenty-eighth, I., 356; Twenty-ninth, I., 356; Thirtieth, I., 354, 356; II., 322; Thirty-first, I., 354, 356; Thirty-second, I., 358; VIII., 180, 202; Thirty-third, I., 352, 368; Thirty-fifth, I., 358: Thirty-sixth, I., 358; X., 123; losses, X., 154; Thirty-seventh, I., 358; Thirty-eighth, I., 352; II., 169; Thirty-ninth (see also ‘Yates' Phalanx’), I., 309, 356, 360; Forty-first, I., 350; Forty-second, VI., 312; Forty-third, II., 352; Forty-fourth, I., 358; Forty-sixth, I., 356; Forty-eighth, I., 356; Forty-ninth, I., 356; Fiftieth, III., 332; Fifty-first, II., 326; Fifty-fifth, losses, X., 154; Fifty-seventh, I., 356; III., 332; on parade at Corinth, Miss., VIII., 258; losses of, VIII., 259; Fifty-eighth, I., 356; Fifty-ninth, I., 358; Sixty-second, II., 328; Sixty-fifth, II., 324; Seventy-second, headquarters of, II., 205; III., 318; Seventy-sixth, III., 318; Eightieth, II., 332, 334; Eighty-first, III., 324; Eighty-third, II., 330; Ninety-first, II., 328; Ninety-second, VII., 75: Ninety-third, III., 332; X., 123; losses, X., 154; Ninety-fifth, III., 324; Ninety-ninth, II., 330; One Hundred and Fourth, II., 326; One Hundred and Sixth, II., 328; One Hundred and Seventh, II., 346; One Hundred and Eighth, III., 324; One Hundred and Thirteenth, III., 324, 328; One Hundred and Fourteenth, III., 270, 324; One Hundred and Nineteenth, II., 328; One Hundred and Twentieth, III., 324; One Hundred and Twenty-second, II., 328, 350; One Hundred and Twenty-third, II., 332; One Hundred and Twenty-sixth, III., 324.

Illinois Central, Chicago & Cairo R. R., I, 193.

Imboden, J. D.:

II., 344, 348; V., 19; X., 105.

Imperial,

U. S. hospital boat, VII., 318, 319.

Impressment of necessaries by Confederates

Viii., 54.

Independence, Mo.,

I., 360; II., 320.

‘Independent Rifles,’

Mobile, Ala., I., 87.

Indian frontier: U. S. regulars in, VIII., 70.

Indian Hill (see also Orchard Knob, capture of), II., 301.

‘Indian Home Guards,’

II., 348.

‘Indian Mound,’

Chattanooga, Tenn., VIII., 219.

Indian Ridge, La.,

II., 332.

Indian sharpshooters

On Marye's Heights, VII., 254.

Indian Town Creek

Iii., 305.

Indian uprisings

Viii., 79.

Indiana: Morgan's raids in, VIII., 18.

Indiana troops: Artillery: First heavy, I., 25; II., 209; band of, VIII., 197; Baton Rouge, La., at, VIII., 299; First Battery, I., 358, 362; II., 332; Second, II., 342, 352; Third, I., 368; Sixth, III., 324; Seventh, II., 326; Ninth, II., 322; Thirteenth, II., 324, 326; Twenty-fourth, II., 344. Cavalry: First, I., 352, 368; II., 346, 352; Company K, IV., 183; Second, II., 326; III., 346: VIII., 196; Third, II., 324: IV., 118, 241; VIII., 281, 289; Fourth, III., [16] 338, 346; Fifth, II., 328, 346; Sixth, VII., 161. Infantry: First, II., 346; Second, III., 328, 330; Third, II., 336; fifth, Co. C, IV., 146; Seventh, I., 348, 352, 360, 366; III., 324, 342; Eighth, I., 348, 358, 368; III., 326, 328, 330; Ninth, I., 207, 348, 352, 354; Tenth, I., 348, 356, 368; Eleventh, I., 348, 356; Twelfth, II., 322; Thirteenth, I., 348, 352, 354, 360, 362; Fourteenth, I., 352, 356, 360, 364; VII., 13; Fifteenth, I., 352, II., 324; Sixteenth, II., 322; Seventeenth, I., 352; II., 324; Eighteenth, I., 358; Nineteenth, I., 350; losses, X., 154; Twentieth, I., 358; II., 340; III., 207, 332; losses, X., 154; Twenty-first I, 235; II., 320, 330, 336; VIII., 299; Twenty-second, I., 356, 358; Twenty-third, V., 209; Twenty-fourth, I., 368; Twenty-fifth, I., 356; Twenty-seventh, losses, X., 151; Thirty-first, I., 356; Thirty-second, I., 354; Thirty-third, II., 330; Thirty-fourth, III, 346; Thirty-fifth, II., 326; Forty-third, I., 366; II., 352; Forty-fourth, I., 209, 356; Forty-sixth, I., 366; II., 194; Fiftieth, II., 324, 328, 352; Fifty-first, II., 334; VII., 145; fifty-fifth, II., 322; Sixtieth, II., 324; Sixty-fifth, II., 348; Sixty-sixth, II., 322; Sixty-seventh, II., 324; Sixty-eighth, II., 324; III., 338; Sixty-ninth, II., 322; Seventy-first, II., 322; Seventy-third II, 334; Seventy-fourth, II., 324; Seventy-eighth, II., 324; Eighty-fifth, II., 339, 336; Eighty-ninth, II., 324; Ninety-third, III., 270, 321; One Hundred and First, II., 332; One Hundred and Sixteenth, II., 348; One hundred and Eighteenth, II., 348.

Indianapolis, Ind.:

I., 209; Camp Morton, prison, VII., 71.

Indianola,, U. S. S.:

II., 330; VI., 71, 81, 206, 318.

Indians: recruiting in Wisconsin regiments, VIII., 75.

Information supplied to Confederates by sympathizers in the North

Viii., 274, 288.

Ingalls, R.:

III., 33; IV., 301; X., 49.

Ingham Mills, Miss.,

II., 314.

Ingraham, D. N.,

VI., 124, 239, 318.

Inloes, C. E.,

VII., 125.

Innes, W. P.,

III., 211.

Ino,, U. S. S.,

VI., 290, 293.

‘Instruments of war and mercy,’

VII., 259.

Intelligence Bureau, U. S. Army, VIII., 24.

Iosco,, U. S. S.,

III., 342.

Iowa troops: Cavlry: First, I., 356, 360; II., 352; Second, II., 326, 332, 342, 341; IV., 132; II., 330; Third. 358, 358; III., 330; Fourth, I., 364; II., 336; III., 330; Fifth, I., 358, 362; II., 322, 330. Infantry: First, I., 350; Second, I., 356, 364, 363; Third, I., 352; II., 326; III., 324; Fourth, I., 358; II., 326, 348; III., 324, 330; Fifth, III., 326, 328; IX., 166; Sixth, losses, X., 154; Seventh, I., 354, 356; Eighth, I., 354; III., 328, 330; Ninth, I., 358; III., 324, 339; Tenth, I., 356; Twelfth, I., 356; Fourteenth, I., 356; III., 330, 332; at Libby Prison, Va., VIII., 251; Eighteenth, II., 352; Nineteenth, non-commissioned officers of, VII., 49; officers of, VII., 49; enlisted men, VII., 51; Twenty-first, II., 326, 339; Twenty-third, II., 336; Twenty-ninth, II., 352; Thirty-third, II., 352; Thirty-fifth, II., 352; Thirty-sixth, II., 352; Thirty-ninth, II., 328; III., 332; Fortieth, II., 352.

Iowa: Response to first call, VIII., 74; troops furnished by, VIII., 251; enlistment, VIII., 251.

Irby, R.,

VIII., 113.

Ireland, Archbishop

Viii., 100.

Irish recruits in Wisconsin regiments

VIII., 75; in Confederate Army, VIII., 118.

Irish Bend, La.,

II., 332.

Irish Brigade:

（Meagher's), II., 92; officers of, II., 93; at battle of Gettysburg, VIII., 100.

‘Iron Brigade’:

men of, II., 239, 241, 244; IX., 223.

Ironclads; in action

I., 24; European type, VI., 36, 38; first jeopardizes Federal cause, VI., 36; Farragut's opinion of, VI., 55; first Federal contracts for, VI., 56; Confederates begin construction of, VI., 73; Confederate attempts to build, VI., 75, 191, 239; on the Mississippi, VI., 129, monitors built during war, VI., 139; monitors double-turreted, VI., 132, 175; monitors, sea worthiness of, VI., 133, 146, 152; appointment of board to investigate, VI., 134; birth of, VI., 134; early construction of, VI., 134; monitor recommended by naval board, VI., 135, 133, 137; reports of Federal officers on, VI., 137, 152; first test of, against land batteries, VI., 133, 165; efficiency of new ironsides type, VI., 140; monitor, river type, VI., 142, 147; first suggested by Mallory, VI., 142, 144; monitor, advantages of, VI., 143; first plans for, by Confederate naval board, VI., 144; monitor, newer type of, VI., 145, 265; Eads type, VI., 148, 149, 150, 206, 214; first contest of, VI., 155 seq., 176, 180, 182; monitor, disadvantages of, VI., 163, 179, 283, 286; precursor of steel ships, VI., 167; first decisive engagement of, VI., 171; monitor efficiency against land batteries, VI., 173; monitor, light-draft type, VI., 177; monitor, endurance of, VI., 179; first Federal in Ossabaw Sound, VI., 241; monitor, use of, in Mobile Bay, VI., 254, 256: VI., 319, 321.

Ironsides,, U. S. S.,

VI., 267.

Ironton, Mo.,

I., 352.

Iroquois,, U. S. S.:

VI., 48, 188, 190, 191, 193, 204, 293, 314.

Irvin, J. E.,

VIII., 113.

Irving, J.,

VIII., 281.

Irwine, C. K.,

VII., 265.

Irwinville, Ga.:

III., 316, 346; capture of Jefferson Davis at, IX., 295, 297.

Isaac Smith,, U. S. S.,

VI., 57, 270, 316.

Isabella,, U. S. S.,

VI., 308.

Island Ford., Va.,

III., 326.

Island number10, Tenn.:

I., 130, 187, 203, 214, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222; abandoned, I., 225; surrender of, I., 236, 360, II., 15; V., 44; VI., 149, 218, 312; capture of, VII., 319.

Itasca,

U. S. S.: I., 232; VI., 199, 196, 204.

Iuka, Miss.:

II., 138, 324; X., 156.

Iverson, A.,

X., 113.

Iverson, J. F.,

VII., 86.

Ivy,, U. S. S.,

VI., 218.

Ivy Mountain, Ky.

(see also Pike-town, Ky.), I., 354.

Review of Reviews. New York. 1912.

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The Photographic History of The Civil War: in ten volumes, Thousands of Scenes Photographed 1861-65, with Text by many Special Authorities, Index Francis Trevelyan Miller, Ed.