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"If You are around Here when We Begin the Job, You Will Find out all about That." Frontispiece.
A Close Call at Gettysburg 537
"Ah! Sketching, Are You?" 66
An Interview with Parson Brownlow 304
"Are You Union, or Confederate?" 338
"Bill, Ain't He the Fellow?" 282
Cavalry Picket on the Rappahannock 473
"Colonel Mosby's Soldiers, I Reckon, Sir?" 516
Cumberland Gap—This Was Enough for Me 329
Geno Was Not only the Prettiest, but the Sweetest Girl I ever Saw 381
"Get Up Here, You Damned Old Traitor." 316
"Halt!" 150
He seemed to have Forgotten all about Dressing Himself 359
I'd Cut Him and Feed the Pieces to the Sharks 44
I had Stepped onto the Decaying Body of—a Man! 181
In an Instant He Put the Point of His Sword against My Breast 347
In Old Capitol Prison—Disguised as a Contraband 427
In Old Capitol Prison—I Admit that I Broke Down Completely 413
I Was Being "Toted" Back to the Rebel Army 158
I Whispered to Him as I Went Past: "Norfolk is Taken." 223
I "Yanked," or by a Dexterous "Twist of the Wrist," I Was Able to Break the Wire 170
Landing Kerslop over the Side onto the Ground 177
Miss Mamie Wells Ministering to the Wounded [Transcriber's Note: This illustration is not found in the text.] 400
On a Scout to Richmond 396
Recognized by Texans at Richmond Theatre 248
Refusing in Her very Decided Manner to Walk under "That Flag" 383
Tail Piece—To the Boy Spy 556
Tapping the Telegraph Wire—"Are the Yanks in Fredericksburg?" 493
"Thank God, I'm Safe among my Friends." 121
The Sergeant kindly Gave Him the Steel 441
"To Father: I am Safe; Are All Well at Home?" 352
We hastily Dressed and Ran Back from the Bank 95
You always Say Down Here, and That You're Going to go up Home 197