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 Walker, Fort, Bombardment of, and Retreat of Confederates,
	Landing of U. S. Troops at, after Bombardment,
	Port Royal Harbor, S. C., Under Bombardment by U. S. Fleet,

506-07
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61

 Wallace, Lewis,
	Genl. Lewis, and Staff,

505
414

 Washington, D. C., Grand Review of U. S. Armies at,
	Horse Depot near,
	Military Authorities at,
	National Bakery in Basement of Capitol at,
	Navy Yard and Naval Practice Battery,
	Repulse of Assault on Federal Works, near,

446-47
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416
407
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363

 Washington’s Birthday, Celebration of, at Second Corps’ Headquarters,

441

 Watervliet Arsenal, Shipment of Guns from,

259

 Webb, Alexander S.,

365

 “Weehawken,” Monitor, Rescuing the Survivors of,

272

 Monitor, Sinking of, at Siege of Charleston,

272

 Monitor, the Grave of,

272

 Weldon, Va., Building a Corduroy Road in Woods near,

368

 Weller, Surgeon, Death of,

84

 “Westfield,” U. S. Flagship, Capture of, in Galveston Harbor,

184

 Wheelbarrow Race,

168

 Wheeler, Joseph,

250

 White House, Va., Burning of, and Departure of Troops and Flotilla,
	Landing—Pamunkey River, Va.,

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140

 White Oak Swamp, Battle of,

118-19

 Wilderness, Battle of,
	Double Line of Night Breastworks thrown up at,
	Second Corps at Battle of,

326
321
319

 Wilder's Mounted Infantry Passing Blockhouse of N. & C. R. R.,

45

 Wilkes, Charles,

455

 Williamsburg, Va., Battle of,

116

 Williamsport, Md., Attempt of Confederates to Destroy Dam No. 5, near,
	Crossing of Potomac by Banks’ Division,

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121

 Wilson's Cavalry, Battle of, with Fitzhugh Lee,
	Foraging in Shenandoah Valley,
	Creek (Oak Hill), Mo., Battle of,
	Creek, Mo., Charge of First Iowa Regiment at, under Lyon,
	Plantation, La., Battle of,
	Zouaves, Taking Oath at Tammany Hall,

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485
486-87
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304
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 Winans’ Steam Gun, Captured by Butler, near Relay House, Md.,

464

 Winchester, Battle of, the Centre,
	Battle of, the Right.,

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386

 Winslow, John A.

341

 Women of the South Applying to Federal Commissary for Food,

255

 Worden, John Lorimer,

503

 Wrightsville, Pa.,  Occupation of, by Lee’s Advance,

228