Muster Roll of Grays in December, 1862--Ordered to Richmond--To Petersburg--Take cars for North Carolina--At Burgaw--The sweet potato vine--On to Charleston, S.C.--The Alligators of Pocataligo--In camp at Coosawhatchie--More deaths--Return to North Carolina--On the old grounds near Kinston. CHAPTER X. The affair at Bristow Station. CHAPTER XI. The affair at Bristow--Gallant conduct of Color-Guard W. C. Story-- Losses of the Grays--Lieut. McKnight killed--Sergeant-Major R. D. Weatherly mortally wounded--The affair a criminal blunder--President Davis' comments--The surprise at Kelly's Ford--Meade crosses the Rapidan--Lee advances--Meade's retreat--In winter quarters near Orange Court-House. CHAPTER XII. Company promotions--Our "Fighting Parson" appointed Chaplain--New recruits--Transfers--Deaths--Virginia Xmas hospitality--Visited by Rev. J. H. Smith, of Greensboro. CHAPTER XIII. Relative strength of the two armies in May--Their respective positions --The Wilderness--Private Williams receives a wound--Casualties. CHAPTER XIV. The enemy re-enforced by Burnside's Corps--Heth and Wilcox overpowered --Critical situation--General Lee charges with the Texas Brigade--Enemy routed--Longstreet wounded--Night march--Moving towards Spottsylvania Court-House--Fortifying at Spottsylvania. CHAPTER XV. Barlow's attack upon our left--The little brick church--The enemy's advance on Ewell at the salient--Gen. Lee exposes himself--Terrific conflict--Heth's Division moved to the left--The enemy repulsed--Rest for a few days--Grant's desperate attack on the 18th. CHAPTER XVI. Grant abandons his plans--Moves towards Bowling Greene--On the road to Hanover Junction--Weary marches--A. "Georgy" soldier's costume--His idea of Music and Medicine--Anecdote of General Grant--Grant changes his tactics--Engagement at Attlee's Station--Brush at Tolopotomy Creek--Skirmish at Pole--Green Church--Lieut. Campbell mortally wounded. CHAPTER XVII. The army at Cold Harbor--Battle at Pharr's farm--Casualties--At Cold Harbor--Lieut. Frank Hanner's death. CHAPTER XVIII. Marching towards the James--Our Brigade in the Chickahominy Swamps-- Cavalry skirmish at Hawe's Shops--Sergeant W. M. Paisley mortally wounded--Ordered to support the cavalry on the 21st.--Fighting under difficulties--On the lines near Petersburg. CHAPTER XIX. The Crater--Warren's corps seize the Weldon Railroad--The 27th at Ream's Station--The Grays lose heavily--Warren holds the railroad. CHAPTER XX. In the trenches before Petersburg--Casualties--The Federals cross to the north side of the James--Skirmish near Battery No. 45--At Hatcher's Run--At Burgess' Mill--In line of battle--Building winter quarters--On a raid at Bellfield--The enemy in full flight--Grant creeping up on our lines. CHAPTER XXI.