wards in Sherman's advance to Atlanta; the March to the Sea
and through the Carolinas; entered Richmond with the Western army; and
had the supreme satisfaction of marching my brigade by Libby Prison.

FOOTNOTE:

[A] NOTE.--One hundred and nine prisoners escaped through this
tunnel that night, of whom fifty-seven reached our lines.

INDEX.

PAGE.

March from Buckhannon West Virginia to Rich Mountain 18

Battle of Rich Mountain 24

Beverly and Huttonville 26

Incidents at Cheat Mountain Pass 28

Camp at Elk Water 43

The flag of truce 46

Capture of De Lagniel 52

The flood 61

The advance and retreat of Lee 67

Ride to a log cabin in the mountains 68

Moonlight and music 69

The Hoosiers stir up the enemy 72

The expedition to Big Springs 75

The accomplished colored gentleman 78

At Louisville Kentucky 84

March to Bacon Creek 86

Incidents of the camp 87

Trouble in the regiment 91

A little unpleasantness with the Colonel 97

A case of disappointed love 99

The advance to Green River 103

The march to Nashville 109

A Southern lady wants protection 112

John Morgan on the rampage 114

Incidents at Nashville 116

March to Murfreesboro 118

The dash into North Alabama 124

General O. M. Mitchell 127

Rumors of the battle at Shiloh 131

Affair at Bridgeport