CHAPTER XIII.
Pages 173-186.
OUR COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE CHICKAHOMINY — PORTEr's SUCCESSES DESPATCHES TO THE PRESIDENT HIS REPLY HANOVER COURT HOUSE TERRIBLE STORM AND FLOOD HOPES OF THE ENEMY A SUDDEN AND STRONQ ATTACK I ACT AS AN ORDERLY THROUGH THE FLOOD MY RETURN AND REPORT JOYFUL NEWS >IY OWN DISASTER — SCENES IN THE OLD MILL WAITING ON THE WOUNDED — MY SUFFERINGS BY THE ROADSIDE A HARD-HEARTED CHAPLAIN- -A STUMBLING BLOCK.
CHAPTER XIV.
Pages 186-196.
RENEWAL OF THE BATTLE VICTORY FOR THE FEDERAL ARMS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY MORE DESPATCHES MY BATTLE TRO- PHY — PONY REb's PERFORMANCES THE HOSPITAL TREE TOUCHING SCENES BISHOP SIMPSON THE CROSS AND THE FLAG AFTER THE BATTLE DELAYS BY STORMS, FLOODS AND MUD MC CLELLAn's CALL FOR MORE HIEN IN READINESS TO MARCH PROMISED REINFORCEMENTS.
CHAPTER XV.
Pages 197-206.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE VISIT TO THE WILLIAMSBURG HOSPITALS EFFECTIVE PREACHING YORKTOWN REVISITED — LONGINGS-WHITE HOUSE LANDING TIRED OF IDLENESS — PREPARATIONS TO RETURN TO DUTY — STUARt's CAVALRY RAID A TRAIN FIRED INTO FAIR OAKS GROVE THE STRENGTH OF THE ENEMY TRYING TIMES ON THE PENINSULA THE ENDURANCE OF OUR SOLDIERS LABORS OF MR. ALVORD.
