See _Emancipation_ and _Negro soldiers_
=Slidell, John=, minister to Mexico, United States senator,
Confederate commissioner to Europe, capture of, 246-249;
last instructions from Confederate Secretary of State to, 501, 502
=Smith, Caleb B.=, member of Congress, Secretary of the Interior,
judge United States District Court,
appointed Secretary of the Interior, 182;
signs cabinet protest, 311, 312
=Smith, E. Kirby=, Confederate general,
commands forces west of the Mississippi, 525;
surrender of, 526, 527
=Smith, Melancton=, rear-admiral United States navy,
at gathering of officials to discuss fight between _Monitor_
and _Merrimac_, 296
=Smith, William F.=, brevet major-general United States army,
service at Chattanooga 389
=Spain=, joint expedition to Mexico, 451
=Spangler, Edward=, imprisoned for complicity in Booth's plot, 544
=Speed, James=, Attorney-General, appointed Attorney-General, 491
=Speed, Joshua F.=, intimacy with Lincoln, 53;
Lincoln's letters to, 64, 65, 68;
marriage, 65
=Spottsylvania=, Virginia, battle of, May 8-19, 1864, 398, 399
=Springfield=, Illinois, its ambition, 26;
first newspaper, 26;
becomes capital of Illinois, 45, 52;
in 1837-39, 53;
revival of business in, 61;
society in, 62;
Lincoln's speech of farewell at, 169;
funeral honors to Lincoln in, 547, 548
=Stanley, Edward=, member of Congress, appointed military
governor of North Carolina, 420
=Stanton, Edwin M.
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