[40] Batteries of Katahdin, Kennebec, Kineo, Owasco, Pinola, Sciota, Winona, and Wissahickon were the same as of Cayuga. The Itasca had a X-inch instead of XI-inch.
[41] The Jackson carried also one VI-inch Sawyer rifle.
[42] The other vessels not having been North are assumed to have had the same batteries as in the preceding April.
[43] The batteries in January, 1862, are given in the text, pp. 16-17.
[44] The De Kalb's battery was changed before the end of the month. See p. 122.
[45] Two of these are inventoried as "smooth-bore Brooke, double-banded," which seems unlikely.
Albatross, the, 134 et seq., 152, 165 et seq.
Alden, Commander James, 54, 134, 136, 229
Arkansas, the, Confederate ram, 98 et seq.; destruction of, 105, 119
Bache, Lieutenant George M., 121, 147, 170, 178, 191, 197, 212
Bailey, Captain Theodorus, 53, 72, 82, 86 et seq.
Bailey, Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph, builds a dam at Alexandria, 204 et seq., 207; promoted to Brigadier-General, 209, 211
Banks, General, succeeds Butler in Gulf Department, 109, 139, 153; toward Alexandria, 164 et seq., 176, 183; sent to Texas, 185 et seq., 194 et seq.; on the Red River, 198 et seq., 204; relieved by Canby, 211
Batey, the, Confederate steamer, 129, 131
Baton Rouge, La., surrender of, 90, 104 et seq., 109
Batteries: Chalmette, the, 60, 83, 85; McGehee, the, 60, 85
Benton, the, Union gunboat, 15; before Island No. 10, 31, 42, 44 et seq., 47 et seq., 51, 103, 107, 116, 123, 155 et seq., 160 et seq., 166, 169 et seq., 191
Black Hawk, the, U.S. steamer, 114, 121, 123, 191
Blodgett, Lieutenant, of the Conestoga, 50
Breckenridge, General, commands an attack on Baton Rouge, 105 et seq.
Breese, Lieutenant-Commander K.R., 163, 168, 191
Brent, Major J.L. (afterward Colonel), 129, 131, 201 (note) et seq.
Brooklyn, U.S. sloop, 53 et seq., 76 et seq., 83, 85, 90, 94 et seq., 104, 228 et seq., 237, 244 (note)
Brown, Lieutenant-Commander George, of the Indianola, 126, 128 et seq., 229
Bryant, Lieutenant N.C., of the Cairo, 42
Buchanan, Admiral Franklin, 220, 235 et seq., 239 et seq.; wounded, 242 et seq.
Butler, General B.F., at New Orleans, 85, 87; succeeded by General Banks in Department of Gulf, 109
Cairo, the, Union gunboat, 14, 42, 48, 117
Caldwell, Lieutenant C.H.B., 54, 66 et seq.; before New Orleans, 72 et seq., 133, 168
