CHAPTER XXVI.

In which the case of "Benedict _vs._ Belcher" finds itself in court, an
interesting question of identity is settled, and a mysterious
disappearance takes place

CHAPTER XXVII.

In which Phipps is not to be found, and the General is called upon to do
his own lying

CHAPTER XXVIII.

In which a heavenly witness appears who cannot be cross-examined, and
before which the defense utterly breaks down

CHAPTER XXIX.

Wherein Mr. Belcher, having exhibited his dirty record, shows a clean
pair of heels

CHAPTER XXX.

Which gives the history of an anniversary, presents a tableau, and drops
the curtain