Camp Pitcher--The "Mud March"--General Hooker in Command of the Army--Resolutions Adopted by the Fifty-Seventh--Re-assignment to the First Brigade--Anecdote of Colonel Campbell--Drill and Inspection--Adoption of Corps Badges--The Chancellorsville Campaign--Jackson Routs the Eleventh Corps--A "Flying Dutchman"--In a Tight Place--General Hooker Disabled--General Sedgwick's Movements--A New Line Established--Strength of the Fifty-Seventh and Its Losses Chapter VIII. 82 Back Again in Our Old Camp--Cavalry Battle at Brandy Station--The March to Gettysburg--Hooker's Request for Troops at Harper's Ferry--Asks to be Relieved from the Command of the Army--We Arrive at Gettysburg--Battle of July 2d--Strength of the Fifty-Seventh--Its Losses--General Graham Wounded and Captured--Wounding of General Sickles--Battle of July 3d--July 4th--The Confederates Retreat--General Sickles Asks for a Court of Inquiry--President Lincoln to Sickles--A Visit to the Battlefield Twenty-five Years Later Chapter IX. 95 We Leave Gettysburg--Rebel Spy Hung--French's Division Joins the 3d Corps--Enemy's Position at Falling Waters--He Escapes Across the Potomac--In Old Virginia Again--Manassas Gap--Camp at Sulphur Springs--Movement to Culpepper--Eleventh and Twelfth Corps Sent West--Lee's Efforts to Gain Our Rear--Skirmish at Auburn Creek--Warren's Fight at Bristow Station--Deserter Shot--Retreat of the Enemy--Kelly's Ford--Mine Run Campaign--The Regiment Re-enlists--The "Veteran Furlough"--Recruiting--Presented with a New Flag by Governor Curtin--Back to the Front--General Grant Commands the Army--Reorganization--The Wilderness Campaign--Three Days of Hard Fighting--Loss in Fifty-Seventh Chapter X. 111 The Movement to Spottsylvania Court House--General Sedgwick Killed--Hancock's Grand Charge of May 12th--Great Capture of Prisoners, Guns and Colors--The Famous Oak Tree--Ewell's Effort to Capture Our Wagon Train--Losses in the Fifty-Seventh at Spottsylvania--Movement to North Anna River--Fight at Chesterfield Ford--We Cross the Pamunkey--Skirmish at Haw's Shop and Totopotomoy Creek--Battle of Cold Harbor--Our Colors Struck and Badly Torn by a Piece of Shell--Flank Movement to the James River--March to Petersburg--Severe Fighting at Hare's Hill--Battle of June 22d--Losses in the Fifty-Seventh--Fort Alex. Hays--Petersburg--We Move to the North Side of the James--Strawberry Plains--Return to Petersburg--The "Burnside Mine"--General Mott in Command of Our Division--Deep Bottom--Other Marching and Fighting Around Petersburg Chapter XI. 126 Recruits--Dangerous Picket Duty--Muster-out of Old Regiments--Composition of the Brigade--Expedition Against the South Side Railroad--Battle of Boydton Plank Road or Hatcher's Run--Disguised Rebels Capture Our Picket Line--Election Day--Thanksgiving Dinner of Roast Turkey--Change of Camp--Raid on Weldon Railroad--A Hard March Returning--"Applejack"--General Humphreys in Command of the Second Corps Chapter XII. 138