Under Gen. Sigel--March to Beverly, via Webster--March back to Webster--The Story of the Camp on the Rebel Farm--The March up the Valley--Two of Company C Captured--The Battle of New Market--Gen. Sigel's Letter--Corpl. De Bee's Scout--An Incident--Comrades Miller and W. C. Mahan as Prisoners--Their Stories. CHAPTER VIII. Sigel Relieved--Hunter in Command--The Lynchburg Campaign--The Battle of Piedmont--List of Killed and Wounded--Marched to Lynchburg-- Anecdote--The Battle--The Retreat to the Kanawha--Hunter's Loss of Artillery on Way--The Men Hard Pressed for Food. CHAPTER IX. Back in the Valley--Threatening Early on His Retreat from Washington --Battle of Snicker's Ferry--Marched to Winchester--Battle of Kearnstown--Our Retreat via. Martinsburg and Sharpsburg to Halltown--An Incident--R. W. Mahan's Prison Trials--A Large Army Concentrates at Halltown--The Wild-goose Chase Into Maryland. CHAPTER X. Sheridan in Command--The Move up the Valley--The Twelfth Charges Rebel Skirmishers--Sheridan Retreats to Halltown--Early Demonstrates Against Him--Early Withdraws--Sheridan Moves to Charlestown--The Fight at Berryville--Grant's Visit to Sheridan--The Battle of the Opeguon --Anecdote of Sheridan--Battle of Fisher's Hill--Pursuit of the Enemy up the Valley--Destruction by Sheridan--He Falls Back to Strasburg--Battle of Tom's Brook--Our Brigade Starts for Martinsburg --Mosby Attacks an Ambulance Guard--The Twelfth Starts for the Front--Early Shells Thoburn's Camp--The Battle of Cedar Creek--The Twelfth on the Way to the Front--Sheridan on His Ride--Col. Thoburn Killed--Capt. Phil Bier Killed--The Twelfth Marches to Cedar Creek--Thence to Newtown. CHAPTER XI. The Army Moves Back to Kearnstown--Early Follows Far as Middletown --Sheridan's Cavalry Drives the Rebel Cavalry--Early Returns to New Market--Anecdotes--The Twelfth Moves to Stephenson's Depot--Salutes for Gen. Thomas's Victories--The Twelfth Sent to the Army of the James--Put into the Twenty-fourth Corps--The Opposing Pickets--Lieut. Col. Northcott's Resignation--The Sinking of Rebel Gun Boats--Rebel Deserters--The Peace Commission--Grant Reviews Our Corps--Gen. Turner Commands the Division--It Moves to Aid Sheridan--Asst. Surg. Neil's Lecture. CHAPTER XII. Part of Our Army Crosses the James--The Second Division at Hatcher's Run--The Capture of Fort Gregg--The Enemy Evacuates Richmond and Petersburg--The Pursuit--The March to Cut off Lee's Retreat--An Incident--The Second Division and One Other Were the Infantry Forces Cutting off the Retreat--The Surrender--Both Armies Cheer--Lieut. McCord--The Col. and Citizen McLean Talk--An Incident--Marched to Lynchburg and Back--Thence to Richmond--Some of the Boys Presented with Medals--Mustered Out--Sent Home--Memorial--Conclusion. CHAPTER I.