TABLE OF CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.—Introduction 1
CHAPTER II.Origin of the Regiment—Organization
of Companies A, B, and C 8
CHAPTER III.Arrival at Camp Dick Robinson—
Scenes in Camp 11
CHAPTER IV.—Companies D, E, F, H, I, J, K, and L
join the Regiment—Organization of Regiment 17
CHAPTER V.Arrival of Gen. Nelson—Expedition
to Lexington—Visit of Andrew Johnson and
Gen. Robert Anderson 24
CHAPTER VI.—Gen. Geo. H. Thomas in Command-
Scouting Expeditions to various points—Organization
of First Brigade 33
CHAPTER VII.—Battle of Camp Wild Cat—Notes.. 41
CHAPTER VIII.Movements to various points—Condition
of Affairs in Kentucky—Arrival of
Gen. Thomas—Note 49
CHAPTER IX.—Battle of Mill Springs—Death of
ZOLLICOFFER SCENES AND INCIDENTS NOTES 57
CHAPTER X.Wolford moves to Camp Rigney,
thence to bardstown and glasgow lleut. col.
Letcher's services on the Big Sandy 66
CHAPTER XLOrdered to Nashville—Incidents on
the Way 74
CHAPTER XII.Battle of Lebanon—Notes 81
CHAPTER XIII.Service in Tennessee—Incidents.. 92
CHAPTER XIV.March to Reynold's Station and
to murfreesboro starting for louisville Notes 101
CHAPTER XV.The March from Murfreesboro,
Tenn., to Elizabethtown, Ky.—Notes and Incidents 107
CHAPTER XVI.Battle of Perryville and Pursuit of Bragg 116
CHAPTER XVII. Ordered to Nashville—Buell relieved
BY ROSECRANS THE REGIMENT RETURNS to Kentucky 125
CHAPTER XVIIL—Pegram's Raid in Central Kentucky—
Boone's charge through the enemy's Camp—Mrs. Jackman
and Vaughn—Notes 133
CHAPTER XIX.Guarding the Cumberland—various
adventures 155
CHAPTER XX— Gen. Burnside in Command —Sanders's
Raid into East Tennessee—Notes 165
CHAPTER XXL—Morgan's Raid through Kentucky,
Indiana, and Ohio—the Pursuit and Capture—
Notes 178
CHAPTER XXII.Capt. Drye captures one of Morgan's
SQUADS THE SCOTT RAID—A HUNDRED-MILE
CHASE 189
CHAPTER XXIII.Burnside's movement into East
Tennessee—Wolford commands the Brigade
and Adams the Regiment 196
CHAPTER XXIV.—The Advance to Connect with
Rosecrans 209
CHAPTER XXV.—On Outpost Duty South of Tennessee
River—Adams rescues the wagon-train—Notes 222
CHAPTER XXVI.Guarding approaches to Knoxville
—Scouting South of the Holston—Heavy
Fighting—Escape of Roberts and Carr 235
CHAPTER XXVII.—Burnside Concentrates at Knoxville
—Gallant Fighting—Death of Gen. Sanders 245
CHAPTER XXVIII.—Siege of Knoxville—Changes
in Officers—Sherman to the Rescue—Notes 250
CHAPTER XXIX.—Ffom Knoxville to Bean's Station
and Back 269
CHAPTER XXX.Scouting and Fighting between
the Holston and French Broad 277
CHAPTER XXXI.—South of the French Broad—Ordered
Back to Kentucky—at Mt. Sterling 285
CHAPTER XXXII.—Thrilling Adventure of Chaplain
Honnell—Refitting and Reorganizing in Kentucky 295
CHAPTER XXXIII.—Wolford's Arrest—Scouting—
the Regiment unites at Nicholasville—Farewell
OF WOLFORD 303
CHAPTER XXXIV.—Stoneman in Command of the
Cavalry—the March to Georgia 314
CHAPTER XXXV.Changes in Commanders—Sherman
Moves on Johnston—from Dalton to the
Etowah—Marching and Fighting 320
CHAPTER XXXVI.—From the Etowah to Atlanta-
Battles and Marches 333
CHAPTER XXXVIL—Stoneman's Raid to Macon-
Adams Brings off the Brigade—Huffman's Narrative—-
Sufferings and Adventures of Hellard,
Rigney, Smith and Others 357
CHAPTER XXXVIII.—Back to Kentucky—Expedition
to Saltville—Scouting—the Furlough
Home—Anecdote of Major Keen 381
CHAPTER XXXIX.—Roster of the First Kentucky
Volunteer Cavalry 891
Field and Staff 392
Company A 395
Company B 403
Company C 410
Company D 418
Company E 424
Company F 429
Company G 435
Company H 441
Company I 447
Company J 453
Company K 459
Company L 463
CHAPTER XL.—The Muster Out 470
ADDENDA
Prison Life, Adventures and Escapes—
Capt. Irvine Burton 478
James E. King and Others 475
Serg. James E . Gillespie 484
Dr. I.C. Dye 488
Alexander C. Carman 495