Henly, Captain, post opposite New Orleans, 55 Hill, Major, British, on cause of defeat, 88 Hinds, Major, Legislature votes thanks, 141 Hinds, Major, of Mississippi troops, 40, 75 Invasion of Louisiana, British designs, 4 Jackson appointed to command Federal army, 9 Jackson assaults and captures Pensacola, 17 Jackson attacks British at night on landing, 40 Jackson, battle on west bank, 98-121 Jackson closes Federal court, exiles judge, 144 Jackson declares martial law, 32 Jackson defeats British at Mobile Bay, 15 Jackson fortifies at Rodrique Canal, 54 Jackson, General Andrew, destroys Creek Nation, 11 Jackson marches to Mobile, then to New Orleans, 22 Jackson on British conquest of Louisiana, 157 Jackson orders suppression of Legislature, 135 Jackson, sketch of his life, 160 Jackson's alignment on January 8th, 70-76 Jackson's report to Secretary of War, 123 Johnson, Major James, regiment Kentucky militia, 196 Jones, Lieutenant, in gunboat battle, 28 Keene, General, British, 41, 80, 83 Kentucky troops, battle on west bank, 100, 110 Kentucky troops in battle of January 8th, 74 Kentucky troops, Louisiana women and men, noble conduct to, 67 Kentucky troops; neglect of government; bad condition, 64-68 Kentucky troops, reports libelous and sensational, 104 Kentucky troops, volunteer militia in War 1812-15, 174 King, Major, British, killed, 83 Labitat, General, closes legislative halls, 139 Lacoste, Major, battle of 8th, 72 Lafitte, Captain Jean, and his pirates, 18 Lafitte, Captain Jean, British overtures, 20 Lafitte, Captain Jean, reveals all to Jackson, 21 Lambert, General, succeeds Pakenham, 83, 92 La tour, Major, author "Memoirs of War," 25 Latour, Major, comments, 94, 120 Latour, Major Lacarriere, chief engineer, 2 Lauderdale, Colonel, of Mississippi troops, 47 Lawrence, Colonel William, again defends Mobile, 132 Lawrence, Colonel William, defends Mobile, 16 Legislature, complimentary resolutions, 141 Legislature, Louisiana, suppressed by Jackson, 135 Legislature orders Committee of Inquiry, 137 Legislature report exonerates members, 140 Lockyer, Captain of English barge fleet, 29 Loillier, Honorable, sent beyond Jackson's lines, 144 Louisiana troops; Plauche's battalion, Beale's Rifles, Daquin's colored battalion, Lacoste's colored battalion, Baratarians, General Morgan's division, 40-44 Marequez, Governor of Florida, aids British, 14 Marequez, Jackson's letter to, 154 Marequez surrenders Pensacola to Jackson, 17 Martial law at New Orleans, 32 McRae, Colonel, of Seventh Regulars, 40 Military operations, Northern and Middle States, 7 Mississippi troops 40, 75 Mitchusson, Colonel William, regiment Kentucky militia, 179 Mobile, British squadron repulsed at, 15 Mobile, headquarters of Jackson, 12 Morgan, General, at English Turn, 44, 52, 89 Morgan, General, command on west bank, 97, 103, 110