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THE OPPOSING FORCES IN ARKANSAS . Composition, Strength, and Losses.459
THE ASSAULT ON CHICKASAW BLUFFS. GENERAL GEORGE IV . MORGAN. .462
Illustrations: Chickasaw Bayou and tlie Vicksburg Bluffs, from a sketch lent by Dr. E. WyllysAndrews (Hart'y Fenn) — Map of the First Vicksburg Campaign or Chickasaw Bayou (Jacob Wells) —Lieutenant-General S. D. Lee, C. S. A., from photo.—Major-General Dabney H. Maury, C. S. A., fromAnderson-Cook photo.
THE OPPOSING FORCES AT CHICKASAW BLUFFS (OR FIRST VICKSBURG ), MISS. Com-position, Strength, and Losses.471
JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE MISSISSIPPI CAMPAIGN. GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON .472
Illustrations: Lieutenant-General J. C. Pemberton, C. S. A., from photo.— Major-General Martin L.Smith , C. S. A., from Brady photo.— Vicksburg Court House, from photo, by A. L. Blanks (C. A.Vanderhoof) —Colonel S. H. Lockett, C. S. A., from oil portrait by Nieolo Marschall, made in 1863.
THE DEFENSE OF VICKSBURG . S. H. LOCKETT .482
Illustrations: Confederate Lines in the Rear of Vicksburg, from photo.— (Harry Fenn ) —Major-General C. L. Stevenson, C. S. A., from photo.—Passage of Gun-boats and Steamers at Vicksburg on theNight of April 16 th, 1863, from oil sketch by Colonel Lockett (J. O. Davidson )— “ Sky Parlor Hill,” a Confed-erate Signal-Station during the Siege, and Caves of the kind in which Residents of Vicksburg soughtRefuge during the Bombardment by the Fleet, from photos. (Harry Fenn ) —Brigadier-General EdwardHiggins, C. S. A., from photo.— Effect of the Gun-boat shells on Vicksburg houses (Theo. JR. Davis ) —FirstMonument that stood on the Spot of the Interview between Generals Grant and Pemberton , and Monu-ment’now on the Spot of the Interview, from photos. (Harry Fenn) — Logan’s Division entering Vicks-burg by the Jackson Road, July 4th, 1863 (Theo. R . Davis ).
THE VICKSBURG CAMPAIGN. GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT .493
Illustrations : Vicksburg from the North, after the Surrender (Theo. R. Davis ) —Map of the Campaignagainst Vicksburg, from General Badeau’s “ Military History of U. S. Grant Funeral on the Levee atthe Duckport Canal, April, 1863 (Theo. R. Davis) —Rear-Admiral Porter’s Flotilla passing the VicksburgBatteries, Night of April 16th, 1863, from a sketch by Rear-Admiral W alke (F. H. Schell and Thos. Hogan) —Rear-Admiral Porter’s Flotilla arriving below Vicksburg on the night of April 16,1863, from a sketch (J. A.Davidson ).— Major-General William W. Loring , C. S. A., from photo.—Major-General J. S. Bowen, C. S. A.,from photo.—Major-General Andrew J. Smith, from Brady photo.— Major-General Richard J. Oglesby ,from Brady photo.—Map of the Battles of Raymond, Jackson, Champion’s Hill, and Big Black RiverBridge (Jacob Wells) — Map of the Battle-field of Big Black River Bridge, fac-simile of the official map.—General Blair’s Division crossing Big Black River (James E. Taylor )—Map of the Siege of Vicksburg,from General Badeau’s “Military History of U. S. Grant”—Headquarters of the Union Signal Corps,Vicksburg, from photo, f W. Taber) —Wooden Coehorn on Grant’s Lines (Theo. R. Davis )—Position ofHovey’s Division of McClernand’s Corps, and Position of Quinby’s Division of McPherson’s Corps, twopictures, after lithographs of war-time sketches by A. E. Mathews (F. J. Heclcer) — Position of Logan’sDivision of McPherson’s Corps — The Fight in the Crater after the Explosion of the Union Mine underthe Confederate Fort on the Jackson Road, June 25th, 1863, two pictures, after lithographs, of war-timesketches, by A. E. Mathews (Harry Fenn) — In the Saps between the White House and the VicksburgCrater, July 2d, 1863; First Conference between Grant and Pemberton , July 3d, 1863, and Union Headquar-ters, July 3d; General Grant Receiving General Pemberton’s Message, three pictures (Theo. R. Davis ) —Extract in Fac-simile from a Letter of General Grant to General Marcus J. Wright, C. S. A., dated NewYork , November 30th, 1884.
the VICKSBURG MINE. GENERAL ANDREW HICKENLOOPER.. 539
Illustrations : The White House, or Shirley, at the Entrance to McPherson’s Saps against the “ ThirdLouisiana Redan,” Vicksburg (Theo. It. Davis ) — Plan of the Approaches to the Vicksburg Mine (lookingvest), from a drawing by General I-Iickenlooper—Explosion of the Mine under the Confederate Port onthe Jackson Road (Theo. R. Davis) —Vicksburg , from the River, from a photo. (TT. Taber).
THE TERMS OF SURRENDER.
Illustration: Arrival of General Grant at General Pemberton’s Vicksburg House, July 4th, 1863 (Theo.
i. GENERAL JOHN C. PEMBERTON .543
ii. GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT .545
in. Correspondence between GENERAL PEMBERTON AND GENERALS
GRANT AND BLAIR .545
THE OPPOSING FORCES IN THE VICKSBURG CAMPAIGN. Composition, Strength, and Losses . .546
Illustrations : Confederate River-battery on the Ridge South of Vicksburg (Theo. It. Davis ) — Wreckof the “Star of the West,” in the Tallahatchie River, Opposite the Site of Port Pemberton, from photo,lent by S. B. Morgan (C. A. Vanderhoof).