CONTENTS OF VOLUME FOUR.

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THE OPPOSING FORCES IN THE RED RIVER CAMPAIGN .367

THE OPPOSING FORCES IN ARKANSAS. (April 20th, 1864).368

THE DEFENSE OF THE RED RIVER. GENERAL E. KIRBY SMITH .369

Illustrations : Lieutenant-General Richard Taylor , from Brady photo. — The Confederate Fort DeKussy, about Teu Miles below Alexandria, from sketch by James M. Alden (C. A. Vanderhoof) —Briga-dier-General C. J. Polignac, C. S. A., from photo.

RESUME OF MILITARY OPERATIONS IN MIS-SOURI AND ARKANSAS , 1864-65 .

. . IVILEY BRITTON

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MOBILE AND THE GULF.

FARRAGUT AT MOBILE BAY. LIEUT. JOHN CODDINGTON KINNEY. 379

Illustrations: Surrender of the “ Tennessee,” Battle of Mobile Bay (J. 0. Davidson)— The “Brook-lyn ” after the Battle of Mobile (Xanlhus Smith) — The “Richmond ” and the “Lackawanna” strippedfor the Fight (Xanthus Smith ) — Fort Morgan (Light-house, The South-east Bastion, The Citadel fromthe north side), from photos, by McPherson and Oliver, lent by Loyall Farragut (O. A. Vanderhoof) —

Map of the Battle of Mobile Bay (E. E. Courl 1—The Battle of Mobile, and The Battle of Mobile looking southand eastward, from sketches by Rear-Admiral W'alke (F. H. Schell and Thomas Hogan) — The “Galena”after the Fight in Mobile Bay (Xanthus Smith ) — Captain Tunis A. M. Craven, from Brady photo.—United States Steamship “ Monongaheia,” showing injuries received in the Fight (Xanthus Smith ) — Rear-Admiral Thornton A. Jenkins , from photo.— Capture of Confederate Gun-boat “Selma” by the“Metacomet” (Xanthus Smith ) — Captain George H. Perkins, from photo, lent by Miss Susan G.Perkins—Rear-Admiral James E. Jouett, from photo, by Benedict—Fight between the “Chickasaw”and Fort Powell, August 5th, 1864, from sketcli by E. B. Hough (F. H. Schell).

THE OPPOSING FORCES AT MOBILE...400

THE RAM “TENNESSEE ” AT MOBILE BAY. COMMANDER JAMES D. JOHNSTON.. 401

Illustrations: The Confederate Iron-clad “Tennessee” (Xanthus Smith ) — The “Monongaheia”ramming the “Tennessee” (Xanthus Smith)— The “Hartford” in Collision with the “Tennessee ” (F.

H. Schell) — Surrender of the “Tennessee” (Xanthus Smith) — Commander.!. D. Johnston, C. S. X. , frontoil-painting by W. L. de Guillaume.

THE LASHING OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT IN THE ) 1 . CAPT. J. CRITTENDEN WATSON. .406RIGGING.J 11 . LIEUT.-COM. JOSEPH MARTHON. .407

THE DEFENSE OF FORT MORGAN. GENERAL RICHARD L. PAGE .408

Illustkations : Fort Morgan, Mobile Bay, from sketcli by R. K. Sneden ( TF. H. Goater) — Brigadier-General Richard L. Page, 0. S. A., from photo.

LAND OPERATIONS AGAINST MOBILECLOSING OPERATIONS IN THE GULF ANDWESTERN RIVERS.

COLONEL RICHARD B. IRWIN .410

PROFESSOR JAMES RUSSELL SOLEY. 412

CAVALRY OPERATIONS ON THE TENNESSEE LINE.

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Illustrations : The Levee at Nashville , looking down the Cumberland, from photo, by R. Poole (W.Taber) — Map of Operations in Middle Tennessee and North Alabama (Jacob 1 Yells) —Lieut.-General N.

B. Forrest, C. S. A., from photo.

THE SOOY SMITH EXPEDITION. (February, 1864 ).COLONEL GEORGE E. WARING , Jr. . .416THE CAPTURE OF FORT PILLOW. (April 12th, 1864).418

FORREST’S DEFEAT OF STURGIS AT BRICE’S 1

CROSS-ROADS. (June 10th, 1864). ( ^JUTMT E. HUNS HANSON .41»

A ' ) ',?l' T Ll D , EF6AT ° F F ° RREST AT TUPEL °- ! CARTA,N W. S. BURNS .421

JOHN MORGAN IN 1864 . GENERAL BASIL W. DUKE .422

X HOOD’S INVASION OF TENNESSEE .

THE INVASION OF TENNESSEE . GENERAL J. B. HOOD .425

Illustrations: Major-General William B. Bate , C. S. A., from photo.—A Southern Private, fromambrotype (H. A. Ogden) — Map of the Battle-field of Franklin, Tennessee —Major-General Patrick R.Cleburne, C. 8. A., killed at Franklin , November 30th, 1864, from photo, lent by General Marcus J.