Lights and Shadows in Confederate Prisons Part 19

theatrical collapse at Danville, 85, 86

Thirteenth Conn. Regt., very patriotic, 7

Tiemann, Capt. W. F., 14, 15, 85, 109, 143

t.i.tus, Lieut. L. B., invents useful saw, 97, 111

tobacco and the spittoon mystery, 78

tobacco given us by kind clergyman, 122

Tom's Brook, 20, 22, 23

tooth-brush, second-hand, $300 offered, 140

Torbert, Gen. Alfred T., 3, 4, 5, 6, 17

trading with Confed. sentinels, 54, 120

tunnel through the Blue Ridge, 35, 36

tunneling at Salisbury, 60, 61; Danville, 109, 110

Turner, Nathaniel, inspector, Libby, 41

Turner, Richard, commandant at Libby, 41, 45

U

unguentum, two pounds called for, 81

university students in prison at Danville, 140

V

Vander Weyde, Lieut. Henry, artist, 101, 117

vermin at Danville, 80, 81, 87, 131, 132

view-point, all-important, 57

votes in prison for President, Nov. 8, 90

W

war, Admiral Fisher on its essence, 57

war, Lieut. Gen. S. B. M. Young, quoted on, 57

war, Gen. Wm. T. Sherman's "War is h.e.l.l," 1

Washington, George, Commander-in-chief, 73, 148

Washington, Lieutenant, a Confederate, 83

Washington, President, a Mason at Winchester, 18

Washington wished slavery somehow ended, 30

water parties under guard, 98, 110

water scarce _en route_, 20; at Salisbury, 56, 65, 75

Watts, Isaac, quoted, 45

Waynesboro, Va., 34, 35

Webster, Daniel, 29

Wesley, John, quoted, 152

West Virginia, Army of, 4, 5

"Where is he at?" 73

Whittier, John G., quoted, 152

Wilson, Cav. Gen. J. H., 4

Winchester, Va., battle of, 3-15

Winder, Confed. Gen. J. H., Supt. Prisons, 112

wood, split without edge-tools, 97, 107

Woolsey, T. D., President of Yale, 128

Y

Yadkin river crossing, 72, 75

Yale College men, 38, 49, 64, 69, 82

Yankee ingenuity and skill, 83, 84, 97