(Potter was captain of Company C, 11th Minnesota Infantry, in 1864-1865. The reminiscence describes his time with the 11th Infantry in addition to the 1855 William Walker filibuster (an unauthorized military expedition) in Nicaragua and his service with the Minnesota militia, 1857-1863, fighting Native Americans.)
(An account of an army chaplain's duties in the front lines of the American Civil War.)
(Reminiscences of the battle of Fredericksburg, Nov. 19, 1862. Seage, of Hillsdale County, Mich., entered the service in Company E, 4th Michigan Infantry, in 1861, serving as color sergeant. He was on detached service with Company K, 1st Michigan Infantry, on July 2, 1864 in, Petersburg, Va.)
(Reminiscences of incidents in the early part of the war. Shurly was captain of Company C, 26th New York Infantry.)
(The first paper is concerned with the pursuit of Jefferson Davis. The second contains a description, with copies of documents, of the surrender of Munfordville. Trowbridge entered the service in the 5th Michigan Cavalry as major in 1862, became lieutenant colonel in the 10th Michigan Cavalry in 1863 and colonel in 1864. He was made brevet brigadier general and brevet major general for faithful and meritorious services.)
(Brief accounts of the engagements in which the 8th Michigan Infantry participated. Vander Veen, of Holland, Mich., was hospital steward and assistant surgeon in Company D, 8th Infantry, 1861-1865.)
(Applington commanded a battalion of the 7th Illinois Cavalry. He was killed in the Siege of Corinth (Miss.), which lasted from April 29 to May 30, 1862, in Corinth.)
(Reminiscences in which he gives a vivid account of the battle of Atlanta.)
