=, Confederate lieutenant-general,
stationed at Bowling Green, 254;
force of, 263;
surrenders Fort Donelson, 267, 268
=Buell, Don Carlos=, major-general United States Volunteers,
succeeds Sherman in Kentucky, 255;
driven back to Louisville, 1862, 258;
instructions about East Tennessee, 258, 259;
reluctance to move into East Tennessee, 260;
reluctance to cooeperate with Halleck, 263, 264, 269;
ordered forward to Savannah, 271;
arrives at Pittsburg Landing, 273;
retreats to Louisville, 275, 276;
battle of Perryville, 379;
relieved from command, 380
=Bull Run=, Virginia, battle of, July 21, 1861, 226-229;
second battle of, August 30, 1862, 310, 311
=Burnside, Ambrose E.=, major-general United States Volunteers,
holds Knoxville 1863, 258;
commands force in Roanoke Island expedition, 277, 278;
ordered to reinforce McClellan, 307;
orders arrest of Vallandigham, 358;
appointed to command Army of the Potomac, 363;
previous services, 363, 364;
battle of Fredericksburg, 364, 365;
relieved from command, 366;
ordered to reinforce Rosecrans, 388;
besieged at Knoxville, 391;
repulses Longstreet, 391
=Butler, Benjamin F.=, major-general United States Volunteers,
member of Congress, occupies Baltimore, 199;
orders concerning slaves, 220-222;
instructions to, about slaves, 223;
commands land
force in Farragut's expedition against New Orleans, 283;
in command at New Orleans, 285;
report about negro soldiers, 348, 349;
proclaimed an outlaw by Jefferson Davis, 350;
seizes City Point, 401;
receives votes for Vice-President at Baltimore convention, 448
=Butler, William=, relates incident about Lincoln, 53
=Butterfield, Justin=, appointed Commissioner of General Land Office, 92;
defended by Lincoln from political attack, 92
=Cadwalader, George=, major-general United States Volunteers,
action in Merryman case, 199, 200
=Cairo=, Illinois, military importance of, 209, 210
=Calhoun, John=, appoints Lincoln deputy surveyor, 39, 40;
at Springfield, Illinois, 52
=Cameron, Simon=, United States senator, Secretary of War,
candidate for presidential nomination, 1860, 144;
vote for, in Chicago convention, 149;
tendered cabinet appointment, 163, 164;
appointed Secretary of War, 182;
brings letters of Anderson to Lincoln, 182;
visits Fremont, 242;
interview with Sherman, 255;
appointed minister to Russia, 289;
reference to slavery in report to Congress, 320;
moves renomination of Lincoln and Hamlin by acclamation, 447
=Campbell, John A.
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