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 Wadsworth, Gen. James S., killed,

500

 Walker, Com. Henry, at Island No. 10,

469

 Walker, Gen., at Harper’s Ferry, 
     wounded, 

481
502

 Wallace, Gen. Lew, at Fort Donelson, 
     at Shiloh,
     at the Monocacy,

461
469, et seq.
516

 Wallace, Gen. W. H. L., at Shiloh, 
     killed, 

469
469

 Warren, Gen. Gouverneur K., at the second Bull Run, 
     at Gettysburg, 
     wounded, 
     overland campaign, 
     seizes the Weldon Railroad, 
     relieved by Sheridan, 

477
491
492
499, et seq.
515
524

 Washington threatened by Early’s raid,

516

 Waterloo compared with Gettysburg,

492

 Waynesboro, engagements at,

523

 Webb, Gen. Alexander S., quoted,
      at Gettysburg,
      wounded,

472
492
502

 Webster, Col. J. D., at Shiloh,

469

 Weed, Gen. Stephen H., killed,

491

 Weitzel, Gen. Godfrey, marches into Richmond,

524

 Weldon Railroad, fight for the,
     seized by Warren,

515
515

 West Virginia, formation of,

457, et seq.

 Wheeler, Gen. Joseph G., commanding Confederate cavalry,
     encounters with Kilpatrick,

513
521

 White, Gen., evacuates Martinsburg,.

479

 White House, destruction of stores at,

474

 Whiting, Gen., quoted,

473

 Whitney, Eli, invents the cotton-gin,

449

 Wilderness, the, description of,

501

 Wilkes, Charles, captures Mason Slidell,

457

 Williamsburg, battle of,

471

 Wilson’s Creek, battle of,

456

 Winchester, battles at,
     Sheridan and Early manoeuvre around,

517
517, et seq.

 Winder, Gen. John H., death,

527

 Winslow, Capt. John A., commands the Kearsage,

504

 Winthrop, Major Theodore, killed,

453

 Wood, Gen. Thomas J., at Chickamauga,
     in Atlanta campaign, 

497
509

 Woods, Gen, Charles R., in the Atlanta campaign,

512

 Worden, Capt. John L., commands the Monitor,

468

 Wright, Gen. Horatio G., takes command of Sixth Corps,
     wounded,
     at Cedar Creek,
     before Petersburg,

501
502
518
524

 Yorktown, siege of,

471

 Zollicoffer, Gen. Felix K., defeated at Camp Wildcat,
     killed,

460
460

 Zook, Gen. Samuel K., killed,

491

 Zouaves first drilled,
     New York firemen as,

452
453