Harlan,  Colonel  I'^dward,  com-
manding brigade  of  the  Army
of  the  Potomac  at  Turner's
Gap,  ■>r>

Harland's  brigade  of  the  Army  of
the  Potomac  at  Sharpsburg,
108

Harper's  Ferry,  11,  14,  15,  18,  19,
20,  21,  22,  23,  24,  25 ;  surren-
dered to  Jackson,  20,  27,  4.2,
44 ;  the  cause,  44  ;  effect  of  re-
taining Federal  garrison  there,
48 ;  reoccupied  by  Federals,
130,  131

Hartwood,  138

Hatch,  General  John  P.,  com-
manding division  of  the  Army
of  the  Potomac  at  Tui-ner's
Gap,  35

Hayes,  Colonel  R.  B.,  command-
ing regiment  of  the  Army  of
the  Potomac  at  South  Moun-
tain, 34

Hays's  brigade  of  the  Army  of
Northern  Virginia  at  Sharps-
burg, 57,  74,  70

Heintzelman,  General  S.  P.,  com-
manding Third  Corps,  0

Hill,  General  A.  P.,  commanding
division  of  the  Army  of  North-
ern Virginia,  engaged  in  cap-
ture of  Harper's  Ferry,  ;25  ;
and  left  to  receive  the  surren-
der,   27 ;    arrives  at    Sliarps-


burg,  57,  03,  112  ct  seq.;  his
singular  report  about  afl'air
on  the  Potomac,  120  ;  at  Fred-
ericksburg, 148,  15'.)

Hill,  (general  D.  H.,  commanding
division  of  the  Army  of
Northern  Virginia ;  7,  15 ;
leads  the  advance,  18;  his  di-
vision unattached,  21  ;  his  re-
sponsibility for  loss  of  sj)ecial
order  No.  101,  22 ;  ordered  to
Turner's  Gap,  32;  his  report
of  action  there,  37,  38,  40 ;
reaches  Sharpsburg,  42,  57;
his  forces  there,  .58 ;  and  his
position,  03,  77,  79,  80,  02  et
seq.,  116,  121;  sent  to  Fred-
ericksburg, 140 ;  in  position
there,  149

Hillsborough,  24

Holcombe  Legion,  115

Hoffman,  Lieutenant-Colonel  T.
