| PAGE. |
| "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 |
