I had gone perhaps fifteen or twenty yards when a trooper galloped up and ordered me to halt and surrender . . . .Today's installment concludes

This was, I believe, the last armed conflict of the war, and, though very small in comparison to its great battles, it deserves notice as having

Here I learned that a regiment of the enemy were moving upon Washington, Georgia, which was one of our depots of supplies . . . .Continuing

I found some cavalry at Charlotte, and soon had the satisfaction to increase them to five brigades.Continuing Confederate Government's Last

General Johnston was very reserved, and seemed far less than sanguine.Continuing Confederate Government's Last Days,our selection from The Rise

. . . and told me that, learning Lee's army was to be surrendered, he had during the night mounted his fleet horse . . .Continuing Confederate