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CONTENTS OF VOLUME WO,

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(W. Taber) — Confederate Dead (of D. H. Hill’s Division) in the Sunken Road, from Gardner photo. (W.Taber)— Views of Buildings on Roulette’sFanu , from photos. (W. H. Drake) — After the Battle,Positionof the Confederate Batteries in Front of Dunker Church, from Gardner photo. (W. Taber) —Field-Hos-pitals at Captaiu Smith’s Barns, near Sharpshurg, from Gardner photos. (W. Taber) — Blackford’s (orBoteler’s) Ford from the Maryland Side, from photo, taken in 1885 (J. D. Woodward).

SHARPSBURG. GENERAL JOHN G. IVALKER . 675

Illustrations: Rallying Behind the Turnpike Fence (W. Taber) — Two Views of Burnside's Bridge,from photos, taken in 1885 (Harry Fenn) —Brigadier-General Roswell S. Ripley , C. S. A., from photo,lent by the Rev. John Johnson — Confederate Dead on the West Side of the Hagerstown Road, from Gard-ner photo. (W. Taber) —North-west Angle of the “EastWood” and the Corn-field (Frank H. Schell).

ANT1ETAM SCENES. CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN .682

Illustration : Union Burial Party at Antietam, from Gardner photo. ( W. Taber).

A WOMAN’S RECOLLECTIONS OF ANTIETAM. MARY BED/NGER MITCHELL .686

Illustrations : In the Wake of Battle (W. Taber) —Shepherdstown, and View to the Ford below,fromphotos. ( W. Taber) —Confederate Monument at Shepherdstown, from photo, by J. E. Barr (E. J. Meeker).

THE CASE OF FITZ JOHN PORTER. LIEUT. -COLONEL RICHARD B. IRWIN. 695

[For titles relating to the New Mexican Campaign see chapter-heading "Operations in theFar South-west,” p. x. of this Table of Contents .]

IUKA AND CORINTH.

OPERATIONS IN NORTH ALABAMA . GENERAL DON CARLOS BUELL .701

Illustrations : Map of Kentucky and Tennessee (Jacob Wells) - Major-General Ormsby M. Mitchel ,from Brady photo.

THE LOCOMOTIVE CHASE IN GEORGIA. REF. WILLIAM PITTENGER .709

Illustrations : Confederates in Pursuit, and Beginning of the Pursuit (TV. Taber) — James J. Andrews,from photo, lent by Miss Elvira Layton — Big Shanty (now Kenesaw) Station (Thco. R. Davis) — Map ofthe Railroad from Marietta to Chattanooga (Jacob Wells) — Captain 'William A. Fuller. C. S. A., fromambrotype lent by the Rev. William Pittenger —Plan of the Blockade at Kingston Station (JacobVeils) — Pursuers Off the Track (W. Taber )—The Pursuers Pushing the Burning Car from the Bridge (W.Taber) — 'End of the Run; The Stolen Engine, “The General,” Abandoned (W. Taber) —Memorial Day atChattanooga , 1883, showing Graves of Andrews and His Companions (Theo. R. Davis).

NOTES ON THE LOCOMOTIVE CHASE. GENERAL JAMES B. FRY .716

WITH PRICE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. COLONEL THOMAS L. SNEAD .717

Illustrations : Halleck’s Army on the March to Corinth; The 31st Ohio Volunteers Building Breast-works before Corinth in May, 1862; General Pope’s Encampment before Corinth in May, 1862; three pict-ures from lithographs of sketches by A. E. Mathews (E. J. Meeker )—Map of the Corinth and lukaRegion, from a Government Map — Dwellings in luka, from photographs taken in 1884 (W. Taber) — Mapof luka (F. E. Silts) — Brigadier-General Henry Little, C. S. A., from photo, lent by Colonel Thomas L.Snead—Major-General C. S. Hamilton, from Brady photo.

THE BATTLE OF IUKA. GENERAL CHARLES S. HAMILTON . . . 734

THE OPPOSING FORCES AT IUKA, MISS. Composition, Strength, and Losses.736

THE BATTLE OF CORINTH. GENERAL WILLIAM S. ROSECRANS ..737

Illustrations : Fillmore Street, Corinth, from photo, taken in 1884 (Harry Fenn ) — Provost Marshal’sOffice, Corinth, from photo, by Armstead (Harry Fenn ) — Corona College, Corinth, from photo, by Arm-stead (W. Taber) — Major-General Thomas A. Davies, from Brady photo. —Railway Depot and Tisho-mingo Hotel, Corinth, from photo, by Armstead (Harry Fenn ) — Map of the Battle of Corinth (JacobWells) — View on the Railway, Looking North-west from the Corinth Depot, from photo, by Armstead (W.Taber) — Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Looking Towards Corinth, Remains of Fort Williams on theRight, from photo, taken in 1884 (J. D. Woodward) — Brigadier-General Pleasant A. Hackleman, from asteel engraving—The Defense of Battery Robinett, from lithograph of sketch by D. Auld, lent by RobertHunter (F. H. Schell )—The Ground in Front of Battery Robinett, from photo, lent by Matt Morgan(TV. Taber) — Grave of Colonel William P. Rogers, from photo, taken in 1884 (J. D. Woodward) — ColonelWilliam P. Rogers, C. 8. A., from photo, lent by Colonel Charles C. Jones, Jr. — Group of Union Soldiersat Corinth, from photo, by Armstead (W. Taber) — Quarters at Corinth Occupied by the 52d HlinoisVolunteers during the Winter of 1862-453, from photo, by Armstead (W. H. Drake )—Camp of the 57thIllinois Infantry at Corinth, from photo, by Armstead (W. Taber).