.;
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

Halleck, General H.W., appointed Commander of the Department of the
Missouri, 10;
his views as to movements in Tennessee, 25, 26;
orders to Grant, 27, 28, 38;
despatch after Donelson, 64;
assigned to command Department of the Mississippi, 67, 99;
instructions to Pope, 74, 82 et seq.;
congratulations to Pope, 90;
his plans against Corinth, etc.,