Seward, W. H., Secretary of State, [179]; on McClellan, [188]
Sharpsburg, see Antietam
Shenandoah, Confederate raider, [69], [311], [326], [381]
Shenandoah Brigade, First, Jackson in command of, [25]
Shenandoah Valley, Johnston in, [36]; Sheridan's raid, [189]; Kernstown, [198-99]; positions (April, 1862), [200]; forces, [200], [204]; Jackson's maneuvers, [205-07]; McDowell, [208-09], [216]; Front Royal, [210-12]; Winchester, [212]; pursuit of Banks, [212-213]; summary of Jackson's accomplishment in, [214-15]; pursuit of Jackson, [215-16]; Cross Keys, [216]; Port Republic, [216]; Jackson's strategy, [216-17]; Ewell in, [291]; Stanton's interference, [331-333]; Sigel in, [337]; Hunter's retreat, [356]; Early in, [356], [362]; Sheridan in, [362]; Opequan Creek, [362]; "Sheridan's Ride," [363-64]; Cedar Creek, [363-64]; Federal victory, [364]
Sheridan, General P. H., raid helps Lincoln's reëlection, [189]; Chattanooga, [285]; Stanton falsifies Grant's order to, [332-33]; as a general, [337-38]; Grant and, [339], [340], [348]; Todd's Tavern, [342]; Richmond raid, [344], [345-46]; Cold Harbor, [350], [351]; raid, [355]; Trevilian, [355]; Opequan Creek, [362]; "Sheridan's Ride," [363-64]; in Washington, [362]; later operations, [384]; Five Forks, [386]
Sherman, General W. T., colonel in Louisiana State Military Academy, [6-8]; leaves Louisiana, [8]; and Lyon, [26]; assists Scott, [33]; account of McDowell's march, [42]; as a leader, [76], [94], [261], [338]; Port Royal expedition, [93]; age, [95]; attempt to take Vicksburg, [114]; Kentucky command, [120]; reported insane, [121], [177]; diffident about rise, [131]; Shiloh, [149], [150], [152], [153]; joins Grant, [163]; Chickasaw Bluffs, [164], [260]; and Lincoln, [189]; Vicksburg campaign, [267]; commands Army of Tennessee, [280]; Chattanooga, [281], [282], [283], [285]; Red River Expedition spoils strategy of, [318], [347]; and Stanton, [330]; on relative forces in South, [334]; threatens Georgia, [336]; Dalton, [336], [347]; fitness for command, [338]; advance, [345], [346-47]; Resaca, [347]; New Hope Church, [348]; at Allatoona, [348]; at Kenesaw, [348], [357]; maneuvers Johnston, [357-358]; battle of Atlanta, [358-359]; asks reinforcements, [360]; announces fall of Atlanta, [361]; Lincoln's reply to, [362]; campaign (1864), [366] et seq.; quoted, [366]; at Atlanta, [366-67]; Hood's attempt on Allatoona, [369-70]; preponderance of force, [370]; March to the Sea, [372-76]; presents Savannah to Lincoln, [376-77]; march through Carolinas, [381-83]; conference at City Point (Virginia), [384-85]; terms of surrender to Johnston, [386], [394]; on Lincoln, [393-94]
Shields, General James, Kernstown, [198], [199]; at Catlett's Station, [204]; Port Republic, [216]
Shiloh, Grant's army assembles near, [143], [146]; Confederate preparations, [146-47]; Grant's position and force, [147-49]; battle, [149-55]; losses, [154]; outcome, [154]; result, [154-55]
Shine, Elizabeth, mother of Farragut, [95]