History of the Andrews Railroad Raid into Georgia in 1862 Book

Chapter I.	A Secret Military Raid in the West	13
Chapter II.	General Mitchel and J. J. Andrews Arrange a Second Raid	25
Chapter III.	Selection of Engineers and Soldiers	36
Chapter IV.	Departure at Night	45
Chapter V.	Previous History of James J. Andrews	53
Chapter VI.	First Lessons in Disguise and Duplicity	64
Chapter VII.	The Heart of the Confederacy Reached	73
Chapter VIII.	The Bloodless Victories of Mitchel	87
Chapter IX.	Capture of the Train	97
Chapter X.	Pursued!	113
Chapter XI.	An Appalling Struggle	123
Chapter XII.	The Final Race	143
Chapter XIII.	What was Actually Accomplished	153
Chapter XIV.	Hunted in the Woods	161
Chapter XV.	A Sad Sabbath Morning	171
Chapter XVI.	The Roll of the Captives	181
Chapter XVII.	First Prison Experiences	203
Chapter XVIII.	The Old Negro Jail at Chattanooga	216
Chapter XIX.	Gleams of Hope	228
Chapter XX.	Gen. Mitchel Saves the Raiders	235
Chapter XXI.	A Struggle Against Destiny	250
Chapter XXII.	Knoxville	264
Chapter XXIII.	A Day of Blood	279
Chapter XXIV.	After the Tragedy	291
Chapter XXV.	A Daring Escape	306
Chapter XXVI.	In Cave and Mountain	327
Chapter XXVII.	The Loyal Mountaineers	334
Chapter XXVIII.	Down the Tennessee	342
Chapter XXIX.	Floating to the Gulf	348
Chapter XXX.	The Recaptured Prisoners	360
Chapter XXXI.	Richmond and its Prisons	374
Chapter XXXII.	Last Experiences in Rebel Prisons	386
Chapter XXXIII.	Homeward Bound	397
Chapter XXXIV.	Reporting to Secretary Stanton and President Lincoln	406
	Supplement
Chapter I.	Subsequent History of the Railroad Adventurers	5
Chapter II.	The South Revisited a Quarter of a Century After	13
Chapter III.	A Detailed Account of the First or Buell Railroad Raid	29
Chapter IV.	Autobiography	35
Chapter V.	Editorial Account from the Southern Confederacy	41
Chapter VI.	Official Report by Judge-Advocate-General Holt	47
Chapter VII.	Message of Gov. Jos. E. Brown to the Legislature of Georgia in 1862	48
Chapter VIII.	Criticisms of Generals Buell and Fry	53