call for additional troops, July 18, 1864, [537];
gloomy prospects, [537]-[539], [542]-[546];
Wilderness and Petersburg losses, [538]-[539];
peace negotiations, "To whom it may concern,", [539];
effect of L's re-election, [548];
Sherman's march to the sea, [552];
L's conditions for peace, [552];
peace negotiations with Southern commissioners, [554]-[557];
Lee's last efforts, [561]-[562];
closing events, [562];