Part 10

Emancipation. Jan. 11; Feb. 12; Aug. 1, 2, 3; Sept. 3 22, 45, 176, 177, 178, 201 Lincoln on. Sept. 22 216 Southern view of. Feb. 28; June 2; Oct. 16 58, 129, 230

Forrest, N. B. July 13 159 Address to soldiers. Oct. 27 239 Tributes to. Oct. 21, 26, 29, 30, 31 235, 238, 240, 241

Fort Sullivan, defence of. June 28 147

Fort Sumter, attempts to reinforce. Jan. 9 20 Capture of. April 14 92 Firing upon. April 12 91

Frederick, Md., occupied by Confederates. Sept. 9 206

Fredericksburg, Battle of. Dec. 13 276

Frietchie, Barbara, in reference to "Stonewall" Jackson. Sept. 6 204

Gettysburg, Battle of. July 1, 2, 3, 4 150, 151, 152, 153

Gordon, Gen. Geo. H., remarks on Jackson's soldiers. Aug. 28 195

Gordon, Gen. John B. Feb. 6 41

Grady, Henry W. April 24 101

Hampton, Gen. Wade. Mch. 28 79

Harris, Joel Chandler. Dec. 9 273

Hayne, Paul Hamilton. Jan. 1 14

Henry, Patrick. May 29 125

Hill, Gen. A. P. April 2 85

Hill, Gen. D. H. July 12 159

Houston, Samuel, inaugurated president of Texas. Oct. 22 236

Insurrection, the Southampton. Aug. 1, 2, 3 176, 177, 178

Jackson, Gov. C. F., declaration of secession. Aug. 5 179

Jackson, Andrew. Mch. 15 71

Jackson, "Stonewall." Jan. 21 30 Bill Arp's view of. Sept. 16 211 Capture of Harper's Ferry. Sept. 15 211 Death. May 10 113 Wounded. May 2 108

Jamestown, first legislative assembly met. July 30 172 Reference to. June 20 141 Settled. May 13 115

Jefferson, Thomas. April 13 92 On Louisiana Purchase. April 30 105

Johnston, General Albert Sidney. April 6 86

Johnston, General Jos. E. Feb. 7 41

Kansas, formed as territory. May 30 125

Kennedy, John P. Oct. 25 238

King's Mountain, Battle of. Oct. 9 226

Ku Klux Klan. Feb. 20, 21, July 31 50, 51, 173

Lanier, Sidney. Feb. 3 39 Tabb's tribute to. Sept. 8 206

Laurens, John. Aug. 27 194

Lee, Anne Carter, monument to. Aug. 8 182

Lee, Henrietta, letter to Gen. Hunter. July 19 164

Lee, Henry. Jan. 29 34

Lee, Robert E. Jan. 19 29 Accepts presidency of Washington College. Aug. 24 192 Elected president of Washington College. Aug. 4 178 First Northern invasion. Sept. 13 209 Hill's tribute to. Oct. 12 228 Issues Chambersburg order. June 27 147 Marries. June 30 148 Resigns commission in United States Army. April 20 98 Sent to the rear. May 12 114 Surrender at Appomattox. April 9 88 The unselfish leader. Oct. 14 229

Lent, selections for. Mch. 19, 20 74, 75

Lewis, Meriwether. Oct. 11 227

Lincoln, Abraham, death of. April 15 93 On abolition. Feb. 12 45 On negro suffrage. Feb. 11; Aug. 12 44, 184

Literature, first of the New World. Mch. 13 70

Louisiana Territory, acquired from France. Apr. 30 105

Manassas, first Battle of. July 21 166

Marshall, Chief Justice. Sept. 24 217

Meade, Gen. Geo. Gordon, Southern tribute to. July 1 150

Negro, status of. Sept. 11 208

New Orleans, Liberty Place Anniversary. Sept. 14 210

North Point, Battle of. Sept. 12 208

Nullification, Northern view of. Nov. 25; Dec. 21 263, 281 Southern view of. Nov. 24 262

O'Hara, Theodore. July 20 165

Old South, life in the. Sept. 11, 21 208, 216

Oliver, Thaddeus. Aug. 9 182

_Peggy Stewart_, burning of the. Oct. 19 233

Poe, Edgar Allan. Oct. 7, 8 224, 225 First monument erected to. Nov. 17 258

Pope, Gen. John, Address to the Army of Potomac. Aug. 26 193

Polk, James Knox. Nov. 2 244

Port Hudson, fall of. July 9 156

Prisoners, mortality of. Nov. 11 252 Of war, exchange of. Nov. 9, 10, 12, 13 250, 251, 253, 254

Raleigh, Sir Walter. July 16 162

Reconstruction. Jan. 4; Mch. 2; Aug. 21; Oct. 21; Nov. 19, 22; Dec. 3, 4 16, 62, 190, 235, 259, 261, 269, 270 Bill Arp's view of. Oct. 18; Nov. 23, 29 232, 261, 265 End of. July 15 161 Foreshadowed. April 15 93 Negro oratory on. Dec. 4 270 A prophecy of 1869. June 26 146

Religious Freedom in Maryland. Mch. 25, 27; Apr. 21 77, 78, 99

Rumsey, James, letter to, from Geo. Washington. Sept. 7 205

Rumsey, trial of the steamboat. Dec. 10, 11, 12 274, 275

Ryan, Abram J. Aug. 15 186

Sandys, George, first author of the New World. Mch. 13 70

Secession. Jan. 9, 11; Apr. 17; Aug. 5 20, 22, 95, 179 From the Northern standpoint. Jan. 13, 26, 27; Mch. 24; May 6, 11 23, 33, 77, 111 From the Southern standpoint. Jan. 10, 28; Feb. 5, 8, 9, 10, 18; Mch. 30 21, 34, 40, 42, 43, 45, 48, 80 South Carolina. Dec. 20 280

Semmes, Admiral Raphael. Sept. 27, 28 219

Seven Days' Battle, beginning of. June 25 145

Sharpsburg, Attack at. Sept. 18 213

_Shenandoah_, surrenders last Confederate flag. Nov. 5, 6 246, 247

Slavery. Jan. 4; Feb. 9, 28; Aug. 1, 2, 3; Sept. 3, 21 16, 42, 58, 176, 177, 178, 201, 216 Bagby's view of. Oct. 16 230 Northern view of. Jan. 13, 26, 27; Mch. 24; May 6; Sept. 5 23, 33, 77, 111, 203 From the Southern standpoint. Jan. 10, 28; Feb. 8, 9, 10, 18; Mch. 30 21, 34, 42, 43, 48, 80

_Star Spangled Banner_ Anniversary. Sept. 14 210

Stephens, Alex. H. Mch. 4 64

Stuart, Gen. J. E. B. May 11 114 Address to soldiers. Oct. 10 227

Suffrage, Negro. Nov. 1 244 Negro restriction of. Aug. 12 184

Tabb, John Banister. Mch. 22 76

Tariff, South Carolina's protest. Nov. 24 262

Taney, Chief Justice. Oct. 13 229

Texas. Mch. 23 76

Ticknor, Francis O. Dec. 18 278

Tilghman, Col. Tench, ride of. Oct. 23 237

Timrod, Henry. Oct. 6 224 Tribute to. Dec. 8 272

_Trent_, The, affair of. Nov. 8 249

Tyler, John. Mch. 29 79

Union, the, restored. July 15 161

Veteran, United Confederate, Northern tribute to. June 10 134

Virginia, conquering of Northwestern territory. Feb. 23, 24 53, 54 Opposition to Boston Port Bill. May 15 117 Cession of Northwestern territory. Oct. 20 234 Secession from, of West Virginia. June 20 141 Two views of. Mch. 11 68 University of. Mch. 7 65

_Virginia_, the, challenges _Monitor_. May 8 112 First iron-clad. Mch. 8, 9 66, 67

Washington, Geo. Feb. 22; Dec. 14 52, 276 Resigns commission. Dec. 23 282

War Times. Jan. 17, 18; April 26 27, 28, 103 Northern view of. Feb. 17, 26 48, 56

West Virginia, secession from Virginia sustained by Federal Government. June 20 141

Wilde, Richard Henry. Sept. 10 207

Wilderness, Battle of. May 5 110

William and Mary College, Northern tribute to. Feb. 14 46

Wirz, Henry, execution of. Nov. 10 251

Women, the Southern. Mch. 3; June 5 63, 131

End of Project Gutenberg's The Dixie Book of Days, by Matthew Page Andrews