Conscription; Act Contraband, importation into South Cooke, General, pursues Stuart Copperheads; _see also_ Pacifists Corinth (Mississippi), Confederate railway junction at; Johnston's line at; Beauregard retires after Pittsburg Landing; importance of position; Beauregard at; Federal advance on; Confederate objective; Rosecrans defeats Van Dorn at Corse, General J. M., at Allatoona Cox, General J. D., Kanawha campaign; newspaper lies about Craig, Fort, Valverde near Crocker, General M. M. Crook, General George, cavalry commander Cross Keys (Virginia), battle Culpeper, Johnston retires to; Lee at; Grant's headquarters Culp's Hill (Gettysburg), Confederate victory on _Cumberland, Merrimac_ and Cumberland Gap, Johnston threatened at; Federal brigade against; winter (1864) Cummings Point (South Carolina), batteries at Curtis, General S. R., at Pea Ridge; compared with Halleck Cushing, Lieutenant A. H., Pickett's Charge Cushing, Lieutenant W. B., destroys _Albemarle_ Custer, General G. A., at Cedar Creek; raids Appomattox Station Custis, Mary, wife of Lee Cynthiana (Kentucky), Morgan defeated at Dalton (Georgia), Johnston at _Dandelion_, U. S. S., Sherman on Darrow, Mrs., and Lee; quoted Davis, Flag-Officer C. H., Mississippi flotilla under; succeeds Foote Davis, Jefferson, President of Confederacy, 11; personal characteristics; as executive; interference in military matters; stands for "Independence or extermination"; military mistakes; plans flight from Richmond; and Lee; and Johnston; Lincoln on; receives word of Southern defeat (April 2, 1865) _Deerhound_, English yacht; rescues crew of _Alabama_ Donaldsonville (Louisiana), Confederate attack on Donelson, Fort, Johnston holds; Confederates from Fort Henry start for; importance; Grant before; Floyd and Pillow escape from; surrender; results of surrender; number of troops Doubleday, General Abner, succeeds Reynolds; at Gettysburg Drayton, Captain, of the _Hartford_ Drewry's Bluff (Virginia), Confederate defenses at; Federal gunboats stopped at; Butler's retreat from Du Pont, Admiral S. F., Port Royal expedition; at Charleston Eads, J. B., shipbuilder Early, General Jubal, advance toward Washington; attack at Cedar Creek Eaton, John, quoted Elkhorn Tavern and Pea Ridge, battle of Ellet, Colonel Charles, civil engineer Emancipation, Lincoln and Ericsson, John, shipbuilder _Essex_, gunboat before Fort Henry Ewell, General R. S., in Jackson's Valley campaign; in Shenandoah Valley; Gettysburg Ezra Church (Georgia), battle