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CONTENTS OF NOLUME FOUR.

OLUSTEE.

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THE BATTLE OF OLUSTEE, OR OCEAN PONDTHE BATTLE OF OLUSTEE, FLORIDA .

GENERAL SAMUEL JONES

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GENERAL JOSEPH R. HAWLEY

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OPERATIONS AFTER GETTYSBURG .

FROM GETTYSBURG TO THE COMING OF GRANT . .GENERAL MARTIN T. MCMAHON . 81

Illustrations : Provost Guard at the Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac (114th Penna. Infantry),from Gardner photo. (IT. Taber)—Fort Ramsey, Upton’s Hill, Virginia , and View of Aldie Gap, fromsketches by R. K. Sneden (G. A. Yanderhoof) — Map of northern Virginia (Jacob Wells) — On the Roadto Warronton (Edwin Forbes ) — Warrenton Junction, from sketch by It. K. Sneden (C. A. Yander-hoof) — Army Forge, Brandy Station, from Gardner photo. (W. Taber) — Camp of the Military TelegraphCorps, Brandy Station, from Gardner photo. (Thos. Hogan) — Map of the Field of Operations of Novem-ber, 1883 (Jacob Wells) —1. “The Shebang,” Quarters of the United States Sanitary Commission —2. General Post-Office, Army of Potomac, December, 1803, at Brandy Station, from Gardner photos. (J. D.Woodward) — Major-General John Sedgwick , from Brady photo.—Fugitive Negroes at the Rapidan,from Gardner photo. (W. Taber).

KILPATRICK’S AND DAHLGREN’S RAID TORICHMOND .

GEORGE E. POND

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Illustration : Camp of the 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Kilpatrick’s Division, on the Union Left, be-tween the Rappahannock and the Rapidan (February or March, 1804), from Gardner photo. ( W. Taber).

THE WILDERNESS CAMPAIGN.

PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGNS OF ’64 . GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT

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Illustrations : Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac at Brandy Station, from Gardner photo.(E. J. Meeker) — Headquarters Flag, Army of the Potomac (A. R. Wand) — Benlton Station and BrandyStation, Orange and Alexandria Railway, from sketches by R. K. Sneden (O. A. Yanderhoof) — GeneralMeade’s Headquarters at Culpeper, from photo, lent by W. II. Wliiton (O.A. Yanderhoof)— Major-GeneralGeorge G. Meade, from Brady photo, lent by Colonel George Meade — General U. S. Grant, from Bradyphoto.— Brevet Major-General M. C. Meigs, Quartermaster-General, U.S. A. , from Brady photo.— General\V. T. Sherman, from photo, by Geo. M. Bell —General P. II. Sheridan, from photo, by C. D. Mosher —Fac-simile of Lincoln’s God-speed to Grant—Major-General A. A. Humphreys , from Anthony photo.

FROM THE WILDERNESS TO COLD HARBOR. GENERAL E. M. LAW

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Illustrations: Watering Horses in the Rapidan, from sketch by C. W. Reed (W. Taber) — UnionTroops crossing the Rapidan at Germanna Ford (Edwin Forbes ) —Map of the Field of the Wilderness—Brevet Major-General Alexander S. Webb, from Brady photo..— Confederate Line waiting Orders in theWilderness ( W. L. Sheppard) — Capture of a part of the burning Union Breastworks on the Brock Road onthe afternoon of May 6th (A. R. Wand) —Brigadier-General Mieali Jenkins, C. S. A., from a tintype —Breastworks of Hancock’s Corps on the Brock Road on the morning of May 7th (Edwin Forbes ) —McCool’s Farm-house within the “Bloody Angle,” Spotsylvania, from photo. (Itarrg Fenn) — McCool’sHouse in 1884 (Joseph Pennell ) — Map of the field of Spotsylvania — Spotsylvania Court House and Spot-sylvania Tavern, from photos. ( If. Taber) — Four view's of Confederate Intrenehments at Spotsylvania,from photos. (J. V. Woodward) — Confederate Trendies at Chesterfield Bridge on the North Anna, fromGardner photo. (A. C. Redwood) —Map of the North Anna —Jericho Mills —Union Engineer Corps atwork, from Gardner photo. (Harry Fenn ) —The Pennsylvania Reserves resisting a Confederate attacknear the Bethesda Church, June 2d (Edwin Forbes ) — Map of Cold Harbor —The Tavern at New ColdHarbor (IT. L. Sheppard) — Extreme Eight of the Confederate Line, Cold Harbor, from Gardner photo.(J. D. Woodward) — A ltahhit in a Confederate Camp (IT. L. Sheppard).

GENERAL GRANT ON THE WILDERNESS CAMPAIGN (EXTRACT FROM HIS REPORT

DATED JULY 22 d, 1865 )

Illustrations : Second Day of the Rattle of the Wilderness (Edwin Forbes ) — General Grant whittlingduring the Battle of the Wilderness ( C. IT. Reed) — Todd’s Tavern in war-time, from photo. (J. j). Wood-ward) — The Wilderness Tavern in 1884, from photo. (IT. Taber) — Brass Coehorns in use at Cold Harbor(A. R. Waud) — Mansion and Grounds on Marye’s I-Iill, Fredericksburg , from photo, lent by W. II.Wliiton (IT. Taber) — General Grant and Staff at Bethesda Church, from Gardner photo. (IT. Taber).

GENERAL ALEXANDER S. WEBB .152

THROUGH THE WILDERNESS

Illustrations : Up-hill Work (W. Taber) — Map of the Relative Positions of Fore, oh, Morning and Even-ing, May 4th, 18G4 —Todd’s Tavern in 1884 (Joseph Fennell) —Map of the Wilderness, May 5th, 1804—Throw-ing up Breastworks in tlio 'Wilderness (A. li. Waud) — Map of the Wilderness, May Gth, 1804—Brigadier-General -Tames S. Wadsworth, from Brady photo.— Distributing Ammunition under Fire to Warren’s FifthCorps, May Gth (A. li. Waud) —The Burning Woods, May Gth—Reselling the Wounded (A. li. Waud) —View from near the Wilderness Tavern looking toward the Battle-field, 2 r. m., May 7th (Edwin Forbes ) —Out of the Wilderness, Sunday Morning, May 8th — The March to Spotsylvania (Edwin Forbes ) — OutlineMap of Lee’s positions in the Wilderness and at Spotsylvania (Major Jed. Hotchkiss) — Map of the Relative