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CONTENTS OF UOLUME FOUR.
Wriglit — Map of the Battle-field of Nashville , December I5th-I6th, 1864 — Overton’s House, Hood’s Head-quarters at Nashville, from photo. ( Harry Fenn ) — Major-General J. B. Steedmau, from Brady photo.
GENERAL CHEATHAM AT SPRING HILL . GENERAL B. F. CHEATHAM .438
THE DEATH OF GENERALS CLEBURNE AND ADAMS.439
REPELLING HOOD’S INVASION OF TENNESSEE - COLONEL HENRY STONE . 440
Illustrations : Defending an Embrasure flT. Taber) — Major-General George II . Thomas, from photo.
— View of the Winstead Hills, Franklin, where Hood formed his Line of Battle, from photo. (HarryFenn )— Brevet Major-General Emerson Opdycke, from photo. by Kurtz The Battle-field of Franklin ,Tennessee, from photo, by L. T. Shull (Harry Fenn ) — Major-General D. 8. Stanley, from photo, byTeeple & Co.—The Carter House from the side toward the town, the Carter House from the Confederateside, and Front View of the Carter House, from photos. ( IT. Taber) — Front View of the Gin-House, andView of the Gin-House from the Pike, from photos. (W. Taber) — Bridge at Franklin over the IlarpothRiver, looking up-stream, from photo. ( IT. Taber) — Hill near Nashville from which Bate's ConfederateDivision was driven on December 16th, from photo. (Harry Fenn) The Capitol, Nashville , from war-time photo. (W. Taber) — Views of Fort Negley on the left of the Union Intrencliments, Nashville , betweenthe Franklin and Noleusville Pikes, from photos. (Harry Fenn ) —View of a part of the Union Lines atNashville, from Gardner photo. ( IT. Taber) — South-west Front of the Capitol at Nashville , from war-time photo. (W. Taber).
THE UNION CAVALRY IN THE HOOD CAMPAIGN GENERAL JAMES HARRISON IVILSON. 4G5
Illustrations: Bridge over the Cumberland at Nashville, from war-time photo. ( IT. Taber) — Major-General James H. Wilson , from photo, by William Klauser.
TTHE OPPOSING FORCES AT NASHVILLE, DECEMBER 15 th-i 6 th, 1864 . 472
UP AND DOWN THE SHENANDOAH.
REV. EDIVARD O. GUERRA NT.
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OPERATIONS IN EAST TENNESSEE AND SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA.
Illustrations : Reveille, from sketch by C. W. Reed ( IT. Taber) — Brigadier-General .1. M. Shackelford,from Brady photo.— Brigadier-General Jacob Ammon, from photo, by P. Ball — Map of Operations againstthe Virginia and Tennessee Railroad (Jacob Wells).
THE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET, VA. , MAY 15 th,
1864 .
Illustrations: Cadet of the Virginia Military Institute in Marching Outfit (W. Taber) — Map of theBattle-field of New Market, Va. (Jacob Wells) — Brevet Major-General William W. Averell , from photo,by Gurney—Major-General George Crook , from photo.
SIGEL IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY IN 1864 . GENERAL FRANZ SIGEL .487
THE OPPOSING FORCES AT NEW MARKET, VA. 4 < n
THE OPPOSING FORCES IN THE LYNCHBURG EXPEDITION.
EARLY’S MARCH TO WASHINGTON IN 1864 . GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY
Illustrations : Map of the Virginia Campaigns of 1864-65, and Map of the Bafflo of Monoeucy (JacobWells) — Maxi of the Defenses of Washington (Jacob Wells) — Fort Stevens, Washington, from Gardnerphoto. (F. H. Schell and Thomas Hogan).
THE OPPOSING FORCES AT THE MONOCACY, MD . 4!)9
SHERIDAN IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY. GENERAL IVESLEY MERRITT . 500
Illustrations: Part of Sheridan’s Wagon Train (A. It. Wand) — Major-General Wesley Merritt, fromBrady photo.—Brevet Major-General David A. Russell, from Brady photo.—General Philip II . Sheridan,from photo, lent by Robert W. Traver—Map of the Battle of Winchester — Sprout’s Spring Mill,Opequon River, Va. , Hospital of the Sixth Army Corps during the Battle of Winchester, September 19tlq1864, from sketch by R. K. Sneden (Hughson Haieley) — Fac-simile (reduced) of President: Lincoln’s Letterto General Sheridan—The Battle of Winchester; Ricketts’s Advance against Rodes’s Division on theMorning of September 19th, 1864 (A. It. Want!) —Map of the Battle of Fisher's Hill, September 22d, 1864—
The Rear-Guard; General Custer’s Division retiring from Mount Jackson, October 7th, 1864 (A. It. Wand)
—The Surprise at Cedar Creek (A. It. Wand) — Hill at Cedar Creek occupied by Sheridan’s left, October19th, 1864, as seen from Kershaw’s Ford, from photo, taken in 1885 by Win. G. Reed (Otto H. liaeher) — Mapof the Battle of Cedar Creek (Jacob Wells) - Reduced Fac-simile of President Lincoln’s Cougratulationa toGeneral Sheridan outlie Battle of Cedar Creek —Colonel Charles Russell Lowell , from Brady photo.—Brigadier-General Bradley T. Johnson, C. S. A., from photo, by Dusey.
WINCHESTER, FISHER’S HILL, AND CEDAR CREEK. GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY .522
Illustrations: View on the Valley Turnpike where Sheridan joined the army at Cedar Creek, fromphoto, taken in 1885 by Wm. G. Reed (O. A. Yanderhoof) — Lieutenant-General John B. Gordon , C. S. A.,from photo.—Lieutenant-General .Tubal A. Early, C. S. A., from photo, by Lee.
THE OPPOSING FORCES AT CEDAR CREEK. 530