Cushing, Lieutenant W. B., destroys Albemarle, [303], [319]
Custer, General G. A., at Cedar Creek, [363]; raids Appomattox Station, [388]
Custis, Mary, wife of Lee, [19]
Cynthiana (Kentucky), Morgan defeated at, [357]
Dalton (Georgia), Johnston at, [336], [347]
Dandelion, U. S. S., Sherman on, [376]
Darrow, Mrs., and Lee, [9]; quoted, [10]
Davis, Flag-Officer C. H., Mississippi flotilla under, [108]; succeeds Foote, [158]
Davis, Jefferson, President of Confederacy, [11]; personal characteristics, [78]; as executive, [78-79]; interference in military matters, [78-79], [182-83], [252], [332]; stands for "Independence or extermination," [178], [379]; military mistakes, [195], [281], [358]; plans flight from Richmond, [202]; and Lee, [219], [349], [381]; and Johnston, [358], [367]; Lincoln on, [385]; receives word of Southern defeat (April 2, 1865), [386]
Deerhound, English yacht, [314-15]; rescues crew of Alabama, [317]