Lacy, chaplain at Jackson's headquarters Lamb, Colonel commands Fort Fisher Lancaster (Ohio), Sherman at Lebanon (Missouri), General Curtis at Lebanon Springs, Jackson at Lee, Fitzhugh, Stuart and Lee, General R. E.; at San Antonio; military career; decision for South; resignation from U. S. Army; commands Virginia forces; Kanawha campaign; military adviser at Richmond; prevision; as a leader; age; McClellan against; maneuvering in Virginia; made Commander-in-Chief; in 1862-63; and Jackson; plans Valley campaign; appointed to command in eastern Virginia and North Carolina; plan against McClellan; Seven Days; McClellan foils; sends Jackson against Pope; entrains Longstreet for Gordonsville; as strategist; divides army; Second Bull Run; and Longstreet; invasion of Maryland; again divides army; at Antietam; at Culpeper; Fredericksburg; Burnside tries to surprise; Hooker against; quoted; Chancellorsville; defeat at Gettysburg; no part in Chattanooga strategy; plans counter-attack in Pennsylvania; Brandy Station; position before Gettysburg; Gettysburg; retreat; attempt to bring on Third Manassas; on importance of Wilmington; at Orange Court House; Wilderness; Spotsylvania; illness; prepares for Cold Harbor; at Cold Harbor; losses; siege; losses; Petersburg; insoluble problem; leaves Petersburg; Sailor's Creek; asks terms of Grant; surrenders; terms of surrender; farewell to army Lexington (Kentucky) Grant inspects; Morgan's raid Lexington (Missouri), Price takes Lick Creek, Grant's forces at Lincoln, Abraham, Inaugural; declares blockade; and Lee; calls for Missouri's quota of volunteers; general call for volunteers; and civil control; on evaders of service; reëlection; and Grant; as war statesman; birth; education; appearance; personal characteristics; appointments; quoted; and Vallandigham; Emancipation; foreign policy; Cabinet; as Commander-in-Chief; and McClellan; stories; letter to a bereaved mother; Second Inaugural quoted; military orders; halts McDowell; and Hooker; and Stanton; cipher letter to Grant; and Sherman; meets Union leaders; assassination; approves terms of surrender; bibliography Little Sorrel, Jackson's horse Logan, General J. A.; replaces McPherson at Atlanta; Ezra Church; Nashville Logan's Cross Roads, Confederates at; Thomas's victory at Longstreet, General James, entrains for Gordonsville; Jackson's march against Pope; Second Bull Run; obstructs Lee's plans; at Hagerstown; leaves Lee; reinforces Bragg; Wauhatchie; urges help for Vicksburg; Gettysburg; Wilderness; wounded Lookout Mountain, _see_ Chattanooga Louisiana, Union forces in; Sherman in; secedes _Louisiana_, Confederate ironclad; as mine ship Louisville (Kentucky), Bragg at; Grant inspects _Louisville_, at Fort Donelson Lovell, General Mansfield, evacuates New Orleans Lyon, General Nathaniel, commands at St. Louis; fight for Missouri; Frémont and; Wilson's Creek; killed