General review of the Department—Gen. Lyon—Gen. Fremont—His proclamation and its modification by the President—Organization of the Federal forces—Their advance—Negotiations with Gen. Price—Gen. Fremont removed—Appointment of Gen. Hunter—Retreat of the Federal army—The disloyal Legislature—Advance of the rebel forces—Recruiting—Gen. Halleck. The Stone Fleet 225 Battle of Camp Alleghany, Western Virginia 228 Battle of Munfordsville, Ky. 230 Capture of Rebel Recruits at Milford, Mo. 232 Battle of Dranesville, Va. 238 Expedition to Ship Island 241 Engagement at Mount Zion, Mo. 242 Arkansas and the Indians 243 Bombardment at Fort Pickens 245 Rout of Gen. Marshall at Paintsville, Ky. 247 Battle of Middle Creek, Ky. 248 Battle of Silver Creek, Mo. 251 Battle of Mill Spring, Ky. 255 Investment of Fort Pulaski, Ga. 262 New Mexico and Arizona 266 Battle of Valvende, N. M. 267 Battle of Apache Cañon 270 Fight at Blooming Gap, Va. 273 East Tennessee under Confederate rule 275 The loyalty and devotion of the people—Despotism of the rebel leaders—Parson Brownlow—Sufferings of the Unionists—General Zollicoffer—Andrew Johnson—Horace Maynard—Bridge-burning. Capture of Fort Henry, Tenn. 281 Gen. Grant’s army—Gen. C. F. Smith—Com. Foote and the naval flotilla—Sailing of the expedition—Names of the vessels and officers—The attack and surrender—The rebel camp—Advance of the national gunboats up the Tennessee river. The Burnside Expedition 290 Sailing of the expedition from Hampton Roads—Com. Goldsborough—The naval forces—Gen. Burnside and the troops—Severe storm—The fleet at Hatteras Inlet. Capture of Roanoke Island 292 Evacuation of Bowling Green, Ky. 296 Capture of Fort Donelson 298