Secret Service

• The Harry Gilmor Sword And General Wallace's Comments Chapter 1
• New York Harbor Fort Schuyler Fort Marshal And Aunt Mag Chapter 2
• Dramatic Incident At Fort Mchenry Chapter 3
• A Taste Of The Draft Riots Chapter 4
• Ordered To Execute Gordon By Shooting Chapter 5
• Introducing Christian Emmerich And Incidentally Charles E Langley A Noted Confederate Spy Chapter 6
• I Branded E W Andrews Adjutant General To General Morris A Traitor To The Colors Chapter 7
• Initial Trip Down Chesapeake Bay After Blockade Runners And Contraband Dealers And Goods Chapter 8
• General Wallace Assumes Command Of The Middle Department Chapter 9
• Here Begins My Service As An Assistant Provost Marshal Of The Department Chapter 10
• Mrs Key Howard A Lineal Descendant Of The Author Of The Star Spangled Banner Chapter 11
• F M Ellis Chief Detective U S Sanitary Commission Chapter 12
• Ordered To Seize All Copies Of The New York World Bringing In One Of The Great War Episodes The Bogus Presidential Proclamation Chapter 13
• The Pulpit Not Loyal Chapter 14
• Two Of My Officers Captured By Union Pickets Chapter 15
• Captain Bailey Makes A Capture Chapter 16
• A Confederate Letter Chapter 17
• Confederate Army Invades Maryland In 1864 Chapter 18
• Trip To New York Regarding One Thomas H Gordon Chapter 19
• Thomas Bennett A U S Mail Carrier Disloyal Chapter 20
• Terrence R Quinn Chapter 21
• The Great Fraud Attempted In The Presidential Election Of 1864 Wherein The Misplacing Of A Single Letter Led To Its Detection Chapter 22
• A Report That Led To A Historic Raid By Colonel Baker On The Bounty Jumpers And Bounty Brokers Of New York Chapter 23
• General Wallace's Letter To Secretary Of War Charles A Dana Chapter 24
• Capture Of Confederate Bonds And Scrip Chapter 25
• Arrest Of T A Menzier And Expose Of A Prominent Railroad Official Chapter 26
• Statement Of Illinois Crothers Giving Valuable And Reliable Information Implicating Mr William Mitchell And A Mrs Keenan Of Winchester Virginia Chapter 27
• Statements: Jeremiah Artis A Real Deserter From The Confederates Chapter 28
• Patrick Scally An Honest Deserter From The Confederate Service Chapter 29
• Confederate Colonel Harry Gilmor The Raider Telling How He Did Not Come Back As A Conquering Hero; Of The Sword He Never Received; Of His Capture Chapter 30
• Steam Tug Grace Titus Statement Of George Carlton Containing Valuable Confirmatory Information Chapter 31
• The Pungy Trifle One Of The Captures Colonel Mcphail Major Blumenburg And His Corrupted Office Boney Lee Bob Miller And Other Thugs Chapter 32
• Statement Of James Briers Bollman Mcguarty And Welsh U S Marine Corps Chapter 33
• General W W Morris In Command In General Wallace's Absence Chapter 34
• Interviewed Secretary Of War Stanton Relative To An Independent Command And Extension Of Our Territory Chapter 35
• Paine Who Was Afterwards One Of The Conspirators In The Assassinators' Plot In My Custody Chapter 36
• Missionary E Martin An Agent Of The Confederate Treasury Department Arrested His Big Tobacco Smuggling Scheme Exposed Chapter 37
• Secretary Of War Consulted About The Extension Of Our Territory To Include The District Between The Rappahannock And The Potomac Rivers Chapter 38
• The Chase After The Steamer Harriet Deford Which Was Captured By Pirates Supposedly To Supply A Means Of Escape To Jefferson Davis From The Crumbling Confederacy Chapter 39
• Ordered To Northern Neck Of Virginia The Day Before President Lincoln's Assassination Chapter 40
• Capture Of Samuel B Arnold One Of The Conspirators Sent To Dry Tortugas Chapter 41
• Counterfeiters And The Arrest Of Mrs Beverly Tucker Chapter 42
• Camp Carroll Rioting Troops Being Mustered Out Chapter 43
• Indicted For Assault With Intent To Kill The Only Clash Between The Military And Civil Authorities During General Wallace's Administration Chapter 44
• Trip To Norfolk And Richmond Chapter 45
• Twice Ordered To Washington With Horse Thieves Chapter 46
• Captain Beckwith Convicted Chapter 47
• Trip To Carlisle Illinois To Unravel A Fraudulent Claim Chapter 48
• Brevetted Major Governor Fenton's Letter Chapter 49

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