  | | | PAGE. | | | Introductory Remarks | 9 | | ChapterI. | — | The Magnolia Cadets | 17 | | ChapterII. | — | The War Record of DeKalb County | 22 | | ChapterIII. | — | Labors of Love—Musical—Decatur | 36 | | ChapterIV. | — | Labors of Love—Knitting and Sewing, and Writing Letters to “Our Soldiers” | 42 | | ChapterV. | — | The Third Maryland Artillery—Some Old Songs | 48 | | ChapterVI. | — | A Daring and Unique Chase—The Capture and Re-capture of the Railroad Engine, “The General” | 52 | | ChapterVII. | — | Coming Home from Camp Chase—The Faithful Servant’s Gift—A Glimpse of Confederate Braves | 58 | | ChapterVIII. | — | Some Social Features—Morgan’s Men Rendezvous at Decatur—Waddell’s Artillery—Visits from the Texans—Surgeon Haynie and His Song | 72 | | ChapterIX. | — | Thomie’s Second Home Coming—He Leaves for the Front—His Christian Labors in Camp—He Describes the Battle of New Hope Church—The Great Revival in Johnston’s Army | 77 | | ChapterX. | — | A Visit to Dalton—The Fidelity of an Oldtime Slave | 94 | | ChapterXI. | — | A Perilous Trust | 104 | | ChapterXII. | — | A Scene in an Atlanta Confederate Hospital | 108 | | ChapterXIII. | — | Concealing Confederate Clothing—Valuables Carried to Atlanta—Toby Taken Ill | 113 | | ChapterXIV. | — | The Advance Guard of the Yankee Army—I am Ordered Out—A Noble Federal | 124 | | ChapterXV. | — | The Battle of the 22d of July, 1864—The Death of Toby | 135 | | ChapterXVI. | — | Everett’s Desertion | 146 | | ChapterXVII. | — | A Visit to Confederate Lines—A Narrow Escape—My Return—The Fall of Atlanta | 156 | | ChapterXVIII. | — | The Ten Days’ Armistice—Going Out with the Confederate Clothes—Scenes at Atlanta, and at Lovejoy’s Station—The Visit to Granbury’s Brigade—The Last Interview with Thomie | 168 |
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