Front matter
Class Book
U«S. SANITARY COMMISSION, Yi^sUro iej^r.
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Chapter II
EvENiS OF 1862.— The Spring Campaign. Eort Donelson. The Wounded. Battle of Pittsburg Landing. The Hospital Boats. A Generous Rivalry. Dr. \Iui-ray's Letter. A Good Work well done. A Change of Base. Occupaticri of Western Kentucky and West Tennessee. Report of Dr. Warriner. West Virginia in 1862. Kansas in 1862. Enlistment of Nurses. The Campaign in Kentucky. The Commission at PerrjTille. Among the Wounded. Soup Making. Distributing Stores. Needless Suffering. Where -.he Fault Lies. A Remedy Suggested. Establishment of the Louisville Office. The Hospital Directorj*. Expansion of our Work. Hospital Visitors. Hospital Cars. Canvassing Agents. Supply Steamer.. 2T— 74
Chapter III
Events of 1863.- a Year of Victory. Battle of Murfreesboro. Testimonials. Military Mo^^ments. Scurvy Arrested. Action of the Ohio Legislature. The Vicksbuig Campaign. Milliken's Bend. Haines' Bluff. Affairs at Helena. Dowi the Mississippi. L'p the Yazoo. The Steamer "Dunleith." More Testimon^ls, The Sanitary Bepoi-ter. Review of 1863. The Autumn Campaign. Miltarj- Changes. Wayside Relief. Battle of Chickamauga. Sanitary Supply Trains. At Bridgeport. Battle of Chattanooga. Our Chattanooga Agency, Lookout Mountain and Mission Ridge. "Bless the Sanitary Commission." Lodges and Feeding Stations. Central Kentucky and East Tenness^ in 1863. The Knoxville Agency. Loyalty of East Tennessee. Sanitair Fairs. A Twice Blessed Charity 7;5— 147
Chapter IV
Events of 1864.— The Army in Georgia. Effective Work. Hospital Garden at Chattanooga. Survey st the Field. Increased Efficiency. Refugees in Kansas. Nature of Supflies. Special Relief Work. East Tennessee. The Fall Campaign. The Mf^ch to the Sea. To Savannah with Sherman. Battles of Franklin and NJ^hville. The Wounded at Franklin. A Timely Supply. Loyal Women of Wanklin. An Incident .148—178
Chapter V
Events of 1865.— Last Days of the War. Relief of Union Prisoners at Vicksburg. Feeding Station at Vicksburg. Union Prisoners at Cahawba, Ala. Department of the Cumberland in 1865. The Army of the Tennessee at Louisville. Letter of General Meigs. Acknowledgments 179—194
CHAPTER XIII. Soldiers' Home— New Albany, Ind. 419—421
CHAPTER X I Y .
Soldiers' Home— Jeflfersonville, Ind 422—425
CHAPTER XY.
The Hospital Directory 428—445
CHAPTER XYI.
Hospital Visitors 446—478
CHAPTER X Y 1 1 .
Hospital Cars 474—48;^
CHAPTER X^^III.
Hospital Transports 484—493
CHAPTER XIX.
Feeding Stations 494—502
CHAPTER XX.
Pensio.n and Claim Agency ...503—510
CHAPTER XXI.
The Employment Agency 511—517
CHAPTER XXII.
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