Fair Oaks (Virginia), battle Fairfax Court House (Virginia), Confederate conference at Falling Waters (West Virginia), battle in Bull Run campaign Farragut, Admiral D. G.; efficiency; commands squadron at Ship Island; ancestry; age; fleet; and his subordinates; New Orleans; at Fort St. Philip; orders; on to Vicksburg; captures Baton Rouge; returns to New Orleans; Gulf blockade; becomes ranking admiral; again at New Orleans; occupies Galveston; success of 1862; Lincoln and; prepares to attack Port Hudson; and Banks; goes up Mississippi; again to New Orleans; leaves for New York; and the Navy (1863-64); and Mobile; takes Fort Morgan; at Fort Fisher Farrand, Captain, demands surrender of Fort Pickens Ferragut, Don Pedro, ancestor of Farragut _Fingal_, blockade-runner converted into ram Fisher, Fort, bombardment; surrender Five Forks (Virginia), battle Florence (Alabama), Hood near Florida, beginning of war in; secedes; Confederate troops withdrawn from _Florida_, Confederate raider Flournoy, Colonel T. S., leader of Virginians in Valley campaign Floyd, J. B., Secretary of War; Kanawha campaign; Fort Donelson; escape Foote, Flag-Officer A. H., ability; Fort Henry; Fort Donelson; wounded; Island Number Ten; Davis succeeds Forrest, General N. B., and Grant; cavalry raids Foster, Lieutenant H. C. Fox, G. V., Assistant Secretary of Navy France, intervention in Mexico Franklin (Tennessee), Hood reaches Frayser's Farm, battle Frederick (Maryland), McClellan's army at Fredericksburg (Virginia), McDowell at; Burnside's headquarters; battle; "Mud March"; result of battle; menace to Richmond from; Lee suspects Federal retirement on Frémont, General J. C., commands "Western Department"; in West Virginia; and Jackson's Valley campaign; dismissal; replaced by Sigel Front Royal (Virginia), Banks at; battle; McDowell arrives at; Jackson destroys Federal stores at Frost, Brigadier-General D. M., at Camp Jackson; surrenders