FOUR YEARS A SCOUT AND SPY.
Reading edition
"GENERAL BUNKER,"
ONE OF LIEUT. GENERAL GRANT'S MOST DARING AND SUCCESSFUL SCOUTS.
BEING A NARRATIVE OF THE THRILLING ADVENTURES, NARROW ESCAPES, NOBLE DARING, AND AMUSING INCIDENTS IN THE EXPERIENCE OF CORPORAL RUGGLES DURING FOUR YEARS' SERVICE AS A SCOUT AND SPY FOR THE FEDERAL ARMY; EMBRACING HIS SERVICES FOR TWELVE OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED GENERALS IN THE U. S. ARMY.
By E. C. DOWNS,
MAJOR OF THE TWENTIETH OHIO VETERAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.
Illustrated.
ZANESVILLE, OHIO: PUBLISHED BY HUGH DUNNE,
North Fourth Street, adjoining Court House. 1866.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1866, by E. C. DOWNS, In the Clerk's Office of the United States District Court, for the Southern District of Ohio.
STEREOTYPED AT THE FRANKLIN TYPE FOUNDRY, CINCINNATI, O.
TO Lieutenant-General U. S. Grant, Whose undaunted energy, heroic valor, superior generalship, and devotion to his country, have proved him "THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE," And won for him A WORLD-WIDE FAME; And to the gallant Officers and Soldiers who have nobly assisted in sustaining our glorious nationality by crushing the great rebellion, THIS VOLUME IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED.