Rations, before Vicksburg; Grant supplies Lee's army Rawlins, J. A., Grant's chief staff officer Raymond (Mississippi), battle Read, Colonel Theodore, at Sailor's Creek Red River Expedition (1864) Reno, General L. J., Second Bull Run Renshaw, Commander, in charge of blockade Resaca (Georgia), battle Reynolds, General J. F., Second Bull Run; Gettysburg; killed Rhind, Commander, fires mine-ship _Louisiana_ Rich Mountain (Virginia), battle Richmond, plan to raid Harper's Ferry arranged at; Federal objective; Tredegar Iron Works; Grant and Lee at grips around; McClellan threatens; plan to evacuate; change of plan; Jackson starts for; Magruder to hold; saved; Sheridan's raid; Grant marches toward; consternation after Cold Harbor; Army of the James against _Richmond_, Federal ship "River Defense Fleet" River War (1862); (1863) Roanoke Island captured "Rock of Chickamauga," nickname for General Thomas Rodgers, Commander John, and first flotilla on Mississippi Roe, Commander of the _Sassacus_ Rosecrans, General W. S., succeeds McClellan; Army of Mississippi under; holds Memphis-Corinth rails; replaces Buell; victory at Corinth; commands Army of Cumberland; Stone's River; maneuvers Bragg south; Thomas supersedes; Confederate plan to crush; Chattanooga Sabine Cross Roads (Louisiana), Banks's defeat at Sabine Pass (Texas), in Confederate hands Sable Island, Butler's troops at Sailor's Creek (Virginia), Lee's defeat at St. Louis, Haskins goes to; Lyon commands at; Lyon marches prisoners through; Harney makes peace; conference; Frémont's headquarters; Frémont fortifies; Halleck's headquarters _St. Louis_, Federal gunboat St. Philip, Fort Salem Church (Virginia), Jackson reaches San Antonio (Texas), surrender to State; Lee at; Sibley's retreat San Carlos, Fort Santa Rosa Island, Slemmer defends _Sassacus_, fight with _Albemarle_ Savannah (Georgia), South holds; Sherman plans march to; Sherman reaches; Hardee evacuates Savannah (Tennessee), in Shiloh campaign Schofield, General John, Nashville campaign Scott, General Winfield, General-in-Chief, orders to Slemmer; and Lee; military adviser at Washington; civilian interference with; Grant's admiration for; prevision; "Anaconda policy" Seddon, J. A., Confederate Secretary of War Sedgwick, General John, Virginia campaign Selma (Alabama), Southern cannon made at Seminary Ridge, Lee's headquarters Semmes, Captain Raphael of _Alabama_ Seven Days' Battle; balloon used in Seven Pines (Virginia), battle Seward, W. H., Secretary of State; on McClellan Sharpsburg, _see_ Antietam _Shenandoah_, Confederate raider Shenandoah Brigade, First, Jackson in command of Shenandoah Valley, Johnston in; Sheridan's raid; Kernstown; positions (April, 1862); forces; Jackson's maneuvers; McDowell; Front Royal; Winchester; pursuit of Banks; summary of Jackson's accomplishment in; pursuit of Jackson; Cross Keys; Port Republic; Jackson's strategy;