Dixon, Lieutenant (afterward Captain), 24, 43 Dodge, Colonel, 15 Donelson, Fort, situation of, 24, 28, 33; description of, 34 et seq.; surrender of, 60; number of its garrison, 61 et seq. Dougherty, Colonel H., 20 Dover, Tenn., 33 Drake, Colonel, 54 Drake, Lieutenant Breckenridge, 159 Dresser's Battery, 136 Dresser, Captain, 31 Dubois, Captain, 5 Dug Springs, Mo., engagement at, 5 Eastport, 91 Elbert, Captain, 13 Elliot, Colonel, 87, 189 Essex, the, 30 Farmington, 186-189 Fayetteville, Ark., 12 Fearing, Major, 128, 130 Fitch, Colonel G.N., 70 Fitch, Lieutenant, 129 Fletcher, Lieutenant, 78 Florence, Ala., 32 Floyd, General J.B., 37, 45 et seq.; his advice in the council at Fort Donelson, 59; leaves Fort Donelson, 59 Foote, Commodore A.H., concurs in Grant's plans as to Forts Henry and Donelson, 27; his part in the campaign, 28 et seq.; report of, 31; at Fort Donelson, 38, 43, 46; wounded, 46; returns to Cairo, 54; at Island No. Ten, 79 et seq., 191 Forrest, Colonel, 58, 152 Fort Donelson (see Donelson, Fort) Fort Heiman, 28 Fort Henry, situation of, 24, 28; expedition against, 27 et seq.; surrender of, 31 Fort Holt, 20 Fort Pillow, 19; abandoned, 19 Frankfort, Ky., 18 Frederickstown, Mo., 16 Fremont, General John C., appointment of, 7; early measures and orders of, 8, 9; relieved from command, 10; correspondence with General Grant, 18 Frost, General D.M., 2 Fulton, Lieutenant-Colonel, 128 Gantt, Colonel, 59, 69 Georgetown, Mo., 9 Gibson, General, 144, 172 Gilmer, General J.F., constructs Confederate works in Kentucky and Tennessee, 24, 31, 34; leaves Fort Donelson, 59 Gladden, General, 141, 164 "Golden State," the, 96 Granger, Captain, 6 Granger, General Gordon, 69, 70, 86 et seq., 190 Grant, General Ulysses S., commanding at Cape Girardeau, 17; commanding District of Southeast Missouri, 18; his plans as to Columbus, etc., 19, 20; at Belmont, 21 et seq.; plans for expedition against Forts Henry and Donelson, 26, 27; his conduct of the campaign, 28 et seq.; at Fort Donelson, 37 et seq.; his despatch demanding its surrender, 60; made Major-General, 65; assigned to command military department of Tennessee, 65; traits of, 92; his proposed movement up the Tennessee, 93; in disfavor with General Halleck, 94 et seq., 130; arrival at Savannah, 102; his directions to McClernand at Shiloh, 155; orders to Nelson, 158; directions to Thirty-Sixth Indiana, 158; consultation with Buell, 164; orders to Sherman, 173; orders to Wallace, 174; sends out Hurlbut, 177; size of his army at Pittsburg Landing, 179; loss in his army, 181; sends Sherman and Wood in pursuit, 182; appointed second in command, 184 Graves, Captain, 60 Gray, Captain, 82 Green, Captain, 60 Greenville, Ark., 19 Groesbeck, Colonel John, 70 Gumbart, Lieutenant, 49 Guy, Captain, 60