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M'Intosh, Wallace. do.
Moser, Aaron
do.
Mank, Joel do.
Oxrider, Aaron .. do.
Ormrod, William .. do.
Patterson, James .do.
Peltz, Charles H .. do.
Bond, John L. .do.
Beiber, Newton H. .do.
Briggs, Hiram .. .do.
Briggs, William J do.
Richards, Charles do.
Schadel, Joseph do.
Scoffield, John M .do.
Strittmatter, Frantz.
.. do.
Schreiber, Lewis J.
.. do.
Simpson, William . do.
Smith, William, do.
Taite, Robert .. .do.
Taggart, Stephen. .. do.
Tanner, Robert .. do.
Winters, Libon ..
.do.
Walton, Alfred
.do.
Wisner, Jacob
do.
Will, Henry
.do.
Yonker, Benjamin S. ..... do. Lynn, Nathan .do.
COMPANY B.
RECRUITED AT PORT CLINTON, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 21, 1861.
Daniel B. Kauffman .. Captain.
George F. Shillinger ..... .First Lieutenant.
Oliver .C. Hatch Second Lieutenant.
Erastus W. S. Kintzel .First Sergeant.
William Clark.
.Second Sergeant.
Elijah Miller. Third Sergeant.
Arthur P. Hatch. Fonrth Sergeant.
William J. Elliott First Corporal.
Oliver M'Clean. Second Corporal.
John Taylor
Third. Corporal.
J. M. M' Allister :Fourth Corporal.
James M. Elliott. Musician. James Sterner .. .do. Bridegam, Peter Private. Bridegam, Joseph .do.
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Beaurerle, Charles
.do.
Bock, Frederick
.do.
Cribben, James
.do.
Confer, Nathaniel. .. do.
Dillinger, John H. .do.
Dearing, Theodore .. ...... .... do.
Boyer, Aaron .. .do.
Henry, Aaron.
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SIXTH REGIMENT,
Elliott, John A. Private.
Fabian, Franklin .do.
Fox, Daniel. do.
Maurer, Joseph. do.
Moyer, John H .. .. do.
Niee, Valentine . do.
Harrison, William II. do.
Hyneman, Henry do.
Herdrieks, George. .do.
Hyneman, Henry, Jr do.
Heartline, William S .do.
Honsberger, William do.
Kling, John ... .do.
Keller, Michael .. .. do.
Lins, Franklin. .do.
Shenk, John. do.
Sitler, Alfred .. .do.
Simons, Nelson do.
Simons, Franklin do.
Lessig, William S. .do.
Smith, Thomas P .do.
Little, John. do.
Seamon, John. .do.
Leonard, Richard .do.
Stahlneeker, Obediah .. do.
Lindsay, George. .do.
Stager, John H .. do.
M'Callister. David. .do.
Snyder, Henry do.
Murray, John. do.
Sleager, Augustus do.
Moyer, Samuel S .. do.
Thompson, M. R ... do.
Moyer, John A do.
M'Combs, Thomas .. do.
Maekeson, Edward .. do.
Weathorn. Adam .. .. do.
Walters, John .. do.
COMPANY C.
RECRUITED AT PORT CARBON, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
James K. Seigfreid. .Captain.
M. D. Weand. .First Lieutenant.
George W. Snyder ... Second Lieutenant.
Philip Garris .First Sergeant.
Jolin Gillespie.
Second Sergeant.
James Teasell. . Third Sergeant.
Thomas Hilton Fourth Sergeant.
George W. Holder First Corporal.
Charles Hilbert.
Second Corporal.
James Gillespie. Third Corporal.
James Kane ...
Fourth Corporal.
Henry Swartz.
Musician.
Stephen Jones . .. do.
Aregood, Samuel Private.
Allison, Alexander. do.
Ahley, Abraham .do.
Bauehman, Jacob .. .do.
Boyd, James .. .. do.
Bechtel, Emanuel .. .do.
Beadle, Joseph .. do.
Bour, David.
do.
Burton, George
.do.
Courtright, Isaiah. do.
Chillsom, C. L. .do.
Davidheiser, Moses. .do.
Ferry, John ... do.
Garris, William do.
Garber, Phenis.
do.
Huntzinger, Robert M.
.do.
Hignor, Henry
do.
Henderson, James.
do.
Hummel, Abraham do.
Hilton, Ashton .. .do.
Kane, William B .do.
.do.
Kline, John .do.
Klingals, Anthony
do.
Keply, Joseph .. .. do.
Laing, John W. .. do.
Lloyd, William.
Private.
Lloyd, John.
do.
Maekey, William .do.
Mullen, John
do.
May, Philip ..
do.
M'Quade, Samuel. .do.
Martin, William . .do. M'Cord, John P. do.
Mitehell, David B. .do.
Oliver, James. do.
Priee, David J .do.
Pletz, Theodore. .do. Pursell, Patriek. .do.
Paul, Charles. do.
Reed, Franeis W. do.
Rudge, Henry .do. Shields, Patrick .do. Shappel, J. W. do.
Silyman, Joseph A .do.
Stout, George .. .do.
Stout, James do.
Smith, William. .do.
Stelwagon, George W. .. do.
Stanton, John
do.
'Smith, John. do.
... do.
Stephenson, William ..
Seitzinger, Samuel .. do.
Smith, Alexander.
.. do.
Seward, John.
.. do.
Shilthouse, August.
.do.
Thunson, George W
.do.
Templin, Jesse.
do.
Umbehower, John
.. do.
Williams, Thomas
.do.
Watts, Perry ..
.. do.
Werth, David ...
.do.
Waters, Watkins. do.
Williams, William
.... do.
Farly, Owen .. do.
Garrett, Justice
do.
Nolen, Moses do.
Nolen, Franklin .. do.
Otto, Benjamin G . .do.
O'Connell, Henry J., Jr .... do.
Richards, Joseph ... .. do.
Robinson, Benjamin ........ do.
Roby, Thomas P. S do.
Snyder, John H. .do.
Long, Joseph do.
Long, Lewis. ..
do.
Laker, Herman.
.do.
Wentzel, Franklin ... do. Wallaee, Samuel .. .do.
Merkle, William .. do.
M'Grath, John Private.
M'Nealy, George do.
Kane, Robert
63
THREE MONTHS' SERVICE.
COMPANY D.
RECRUITED AT POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
Daniel Nagle .... Captain.
David P. Brown ... First Lieutenant.
William W. Potts Second Lieutenant.
Frederick A. Bonavitz ..... First Sergeant.
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George W. Garrett. .Second Sergeant.
Jacob Douty ..
Third Sergeant.
Nicholas Wynkoop .Fourth Sergeant.
Isaac F. Brannan First Corporal.
James Sands.
Second Corporal.
Nathaniel M. Stout.
Third Corporal.
David Hodge
Fourth Corporal.
George Snyder .. Musician.
Ayrgood, George Private.
Aurand, George. co.
Bambrick, William .do.
Berger, William .do.
Baker, David P .. .do.
Boyer, George M. do.
Behler, Jacob K.
.do.
Biggs, David .. .do.
Brown, William H. H .. do.
Bowler, John
.do.
Cheney, Alpheus do.
Clarkson, Matthew .do.
Carrell, Peter
.do.
Cochran, James do.
Cake, Wallace .do.
Chadwick, Thomas do. Dreibelbes, Jacob E. .do.
Ebert, George W. do.
Fegely, George.
.do.
Fisher, Samuel .do.
Griffith, William. .do.
Harris, Henry .do.
Houck, William do.
Helms, James K.
do.
Hendley, Adam ..
do.
Hendley, Israel.
.do.
Hinchcliff, John C.
.. do.
COMPANY E.
RECRUITED AT ASHLAND, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
Israel Seitzinger. Captain.
Levi C. Leib. .First Lieutenant.
John C. Garner Second Lieutenant.
Richard F. Moson. First Sergeant.
Howard Edmonds.
Second Sergeant.
John Cleaver.
Third Sergeant.
Frederick Hopkins. Fourth Sergeant.
Francis Garner. First Corporal.
Andrew Arnold.
Second Corporal.
Franklin Kleese
Third Corporal.
, Wilson T. Hartz
Fourth Corporal.
Joseph Keeler, Jr Musician.
Henry Barndt .. .do. Bolich, Emanuel H Private.
do.
Bergen, Josiah .. Brennan, Thomas. .do.
Billman, Barnabas.
do.
Carmitchell, Daniel do. Collohan, Patrick, Jr. .do.
'Connor, Thomas, Jr. .do.
Crow, Gabriel.
.do.
Cooper, William ..
.. do.
Dengler, Henry F.
.. do.
Davis, John O. .. Private. Davis, Isaac F .do.
Easton, James A. .. do.
Evans, Evan
do.
Fertig, Jacob A. A
.. do.
Focht, Lawrence
.. do.
Fetterman, George H. ... do. Fetterman, Lafayette ........ do. Ferree, Jacob F. .do.
Gillespie, James. ... do.
Gamels, John C. .. do.
Henrich, Charles B.
... do.
Himmelright, Wm. A.
..... do.
Herman, George B.
.. do.
Hartz, Frank
.. do.
Houck, Peter ..
... do.
Hetherington, James. ... do.
Jones, Richard.
.. do.
Knabb, James
.. do.
Klock, John F
.. do.
Levy, Abraham.
.do.
Louden, John.
`do.
Langdon, Jolın.
.. do.
Hodge, Archibald .. Private. Hough, Silas C. .do.
Hanly, Thornton B ... .do.
Johnston, John.
.do.
Johnston, William
.do.
Kramer, Samuel. .do.
Knittle, Wesley .do.
Kline, Jacob do.
Knowles, George .do.
Laurens, William J. .do.
Lucas, Charles .do.
Morris, Edward. do. Martin, Thomas. do.
Mathews, Charles G. .do.
Norgan, Charles. do.
Norgan, Anthony, .do.
Price, Thomas D. .do.
Rahn, Charles F. do. Reid, Thomas. .do.
Ryan, Thomas do.
Shappall, Edward F.
.. do.
Sands, Michael.
do.
Sands, David
.. do.
Shrishun, Leonard F
.do.
Seitzinger, Franklin. .. do.
Seitzinger, Henry .do. Small, William F. .do.
Shreck, Daniel E ... .do. Shade, Jacob do. Seymour, Jacob. .do.
Timmons, William do. Vancannon, Israel. „do.
Wilson, Henry ... .do. Winters, James. .. do. Werty, William. .do. Whalan, Patrick. .do.
Ward, John
do.
Warfield, James H. B ....... do.
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SIXTH REGIMENT,
Moyer, Nathan J Private.
M'Guirc, Condy. do.
Spho, Anthony .. do.
Mann, Joseph .. do.
Shindler, Calvin .do.
Murray, Martin V. .. do
Shurman, Erastus do.
May, Benjamin F .. .. do
Simpson, George N. .do.
Owens, Thomas .do.
Oswald, Jacob. .do.
Phillippi, Samuel R. .do.
Price, George .do.
Platt, Thomas. .do.
Rherig, Christian
do.
Wentzel, Edward. .do.
Rahn, Oscar .. .do.
Wilson, Joseph E .. do.
Rhorback, John. do.
Witman, Tobias B .do.
Rahn, Richard. .. do.
Wilson, John A.
... do.
Wagner, John Z do.
COMPANY F.
RECRUITED AT POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
H. J. Hendler. Captain.
Theodore Mueller. .First Lieutenant.
Nicholas Michael Second Lieutenant.
John Liebner First Sergeant.
Christian Schlitzer
Second Sergeant.
George Broschar
Third Sergeant.
William Landelfeld .Fourth Sergeant.
Bernard Becker. First Corporal.
Michael Friedrich.
Second Corporal.
John Landelfeld.
Third Corporal.
Philip Lambruschini.
Fourth Corporal.
Andrew J. Snyder. Musician.
Jobn Ziegler. .. do.
Bathe, Julius Private.
Burch, Reuben . do.
Brown, Joseph.
do.
Broschar, Peter
.do.
Barnes, George
.do.
Brennan, Richard .do.
Calligan, William. do.
Drabill, Thomas .. do.
Dockweiler, Joseph do.
Eberle, Charles
do.
Eick, Joseph .. do.
Foss, Ignatius.
do.
Gross, George do.
Gutman, Lawrence do.
.do.
Gessler, Charles. .do. Gessler, Eberhard .. do. Heim, Adam. .do.
.do.
Henry, Casper .. do. Hammer, August. .. do. Hummel, George .do.
Jaeger, Henry .. .. do.
Kimmel, Valentine. .. do. Kuentzler, Charles F .do.
Klein, John ... .. do. Kleindienst, John ... .. do.
Koehler, William ..
.Private.
Lang, Henry .. .. do.
Luckowitz, Charles F. ..... do. Montgomery, William ...... do. ......... do. Murphy, Charles T ..
Mott, Cunibert. .do.
Meager, Adam .. do.
Messner, Michael . .. do. Nabholtz, Gotlieb. .. do.
Oswald, Henry .. .. do.
Prong, Christian .do.
Quigley, L. C .do.
Rossiter, Preston. .. do. Riegel, Jacob. do.
Reinhardt, Charles. .do.
Ross, Joseph
.do.
Rebhan, Peter do.
Renner, Francis do. Sailer, Jacob do.
Seltzer, Louis. do.
Stoffriegen, Conrad. .. do.
Stehly, Henry
.do.
.do.
Sturm, Joseph.
.. do.
Schneider, John
.do.
Schwanner, Ernst
do.
Schwartz, George. .do.
Seip, Martin do.
Stoltz, George .. do.
Scheibelhut, Jacob .do.
Thumm, F. J ..
do.
Volkert, F. A ..
.do.
Wageck, Anthony .do.
Weitzel, Frederick. do.
Wischuh, Gotlieb. .do. Wollsum, Peter. .do.
Wandress, George
.do.
Zapf, Charles .. .do.
Zeppenfeldt, Frederick ..... do.
COMPANY G.
RECRUITED AT LLEWELLYN, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
Hiram Chance .. Captain.
Edward G. Robsom First Lieutenant. Albert P. Shoffstall. .Second Lieutenant Joseph Delcamp ... First Sergeant.
Thomas Partridge.
Second Sergeant.
Philip Fitzpatrick Third Sergeant.
William Davis. .Fourth Sergeant. David J. Alspach First Corporal. Benjamin J. Focht. .. Second Corporal. Daniel Trautman .Third Corporal.
John J. Hopkins. .... .Fourth Corporal.
William H. Downing ..... Musician.
Smith, Thomas .. do.
Shutt, Edward. .do.
Slaterback, John. .do.
Travis, Travis. do.
Von Hollen, John do.
Shelly, Jacob K .do.
Schneider, Peter Private.
Seifert, William
Gluntz, Charles
Hohman, Joseph ..
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THREE MONTHS' SERVICE.
Butler Downing. Musician.
Angus, Thomas. Private.
Jones, Daniel do.
Arthey, John do.
Kutz, Charles. do.
Bush, John A .. do.
Kutzer, Gotlieb .do.
Burlee, John.
do.
Labenburg, William .do.
Bernhart, Franklin H. .do.
Burk, William .. .do.
Brennan, Michacl. .do.
Bonavitz, Daniel do.
Cole, Richard. do.
Clauser, William S. .do.
do.
Murray, Michael .do.
Colihan, Thomas do.
Mulhall, James. do.
Curren, William .do.
Dolan, Thomas. do.
Delcamp, Augustus de.
English, William. do.
English, George.
.. do.
Fisher, Joseph
do.
Green, William
do.
Green, James. .do.
Gallagher, James .. do.
Gee, Joseph. .do.
Greenawalt, Joshua do.
Grant, Thonias.
.do.
Gallagher, Francis.
.do.
Griffith, Edward.
.do.
Grant, Patrick.
.do.
Ililbert, Daniel do.
Horn, John A. do.
Hendrickson, Joseph. .do.
Zimmerman, John H. .. do.
COMPANY H.
RECRUITED AT POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
Charlemagne Tower Captain.
James Ellis
First Lieutenant.
Henry Pleasants. Second Lieutenant.
William J. Hinkle.
First Sergeant.
Henry Fisher
Second Sergeant.
Edward C. Baird. Third Sergeant.
John J. Huntzinger .Fourth Sergeant.
Samuel M. Ruch.
First Corporal.
David B. Hoffman.
Second Corporal.
Hugh Mullin
Fourth Corporal.
Abraham Nagle Musician.
Cornelius Trout.
.do.
Acorn, Martin Private.
Bailey, John do.
Batdorf, John H. do.
Burluchy, Charles. do.
Bolich, John .do.
Bowman, William .d ..
Boyer, Jacob. .do.
Brown, James B ..
.do.
Buch, Joseph
.do.
Campbell, Thomas.
.do.
Christian, Charles.
.do.
Coller, Mahlon. do.
Conyngham, John R .do. Cowley, Samuel. ... do.
Cooper, John. do. Crosland, Charles .do.
Cruikshank, John
do.
Davis, Frederick W .do. Davis, Thomas N do. Spotts, Jacob do. Stone, Elisha ... .do. Titus, Edgar R do. Weaver, George J. .do. Weinman, Andrew .. do.
Edwards, Richard .do.
Fitzsimmons, Thomas J ... .. do.
Foltz, George W do.
Garber, Andrew ..... .do.
Heffner, Samuel. .......... .do.
Hazzard, Charles Private. Hower, John. .do.
Hood, James .do.
Jones. Zachariah do.
Kauffman, Jonas H .. do.
Kibler, Henry Z. do.
Krauth. Herman ... .do.
Krebs. Frank .do.
Laubenstein, Samuel B ..... do.
Lavenberg, John .. .. do. Leech, Georgc. do.
Leonard, Frank .do
Lebengood, Frank .do.
Lee, Luke do.
Lilley, Oliver W .do.
Lynch, Hugh. .do.
Martz, John
do.
Matz. George W.
do.
M'Elrath, John
do.
M'Shier, John. .do.
Mervine. Jacob .. do.
Overbeck. George W. .do.
Parvin, Frank J., Jr. .do.
Faul, John
.do.
Rinker, Robert M.
.. do.
Root, David Y
.do.
Rose, Thomas J
.do.
Shollenberger, Gabriel .... do. Seigfried, Daniel. .. do.
Snyder, John. .do.
Dillinan, Daniel D .do. Douty, William do.
Weir, Allen. .do. Williamson, Henry. .. do.
Wren, William .do.
Yerger, Elias ..
... do.
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Labenburg, Lewis .do.
Manning, Daniel .do.
Miller, Andrew. do.
Moran, John do.
M'Nulty, Cornelius. .do.
Maley, John. do.
Minnig, Jacob. do. Rhodes, Peter. do. Runyan, Harrison. .do.
Roney, John.
.do.
Ranklin, George
.do.
Straw, William.
.. do.
Shoffstall, Joseph A
... do.
Thirwell, Robert S.
.do.
Updengrove, Henry. .do.
Wilson, George do.
Wilson, James do.
Wesner, Samuel do.
Weary, Benjamin .. .do.
Weary, Israel ...
.do.
Young, George.
do.
Zimmerman, Peter.
do.
Jones, Francis .do.
Maurer, Charles do.
Clauser, Simon.
Johnson, Jolın Private.
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Daniel H. Leib.
Third Corporal.
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SIXTH REGIMENT,
COMPANY I.
RECRUITED AT MAUCH CHUNK, CARBON COUNTY. MUSTERBD IN, APRIL 22, 1861.
John Craig. Captain.
Samuel Shurlock First Lieutenant.
William Belford Second Lieutenant.
Thomas B. Kalbfus .First Sergeant.
Nicholas Glace.
.Second Sergeant.
William DeWitt.
Third Sergeant.
Washington L. Stiles
Fourth Sergeant.
Samuel S. Smith
C. E. Hoover.
Second Corporal.
George Brown
Third Corporal.
Wayne Winters.
Fourth Corporal.
Charles L. Eberly, Jr
.Musician.
Charles Sigman
do.
Andes, Peter.
Private.
Bloomey, Henn,
.do.
Nagle, Jacob .do.
Neinmire, A. C. B .do.
Overhout, Charles W .. do. Overhout, Simeon K. .do.
Pettit, John ... .do.
Pierson, Otto .. :do.
Peppercorn, Henry .do.
Petry, Alexander .do.
Rothwell, Joseph do.
Reinmiller, Peter
.do.
Rutledge, John do.
Smith, Josiah W .do.
Setzer, Washington do. Shiner, Andrew J. do.
Day, William .do.
Dietrick, Henry .do.
Funk, George W. .do.
Fink, Lewis ...
do.
Gilmore, Archy
.do.
Goodman. Charles
do.
Sewell, John R.
do.
Thomas, James B.
do.
Gabreed, Joseph E. .do.
Graham, John
do.
Horning, Frederick
.. do.
Horn, Thomas
.do.
Heaton, James .do.
COMPANY K.
RECRUITED AT MAUCH CHUNK, CARBON COUNTY. MUSTERED IN, APRIL 23, 1861.
Thomas Wilhelm. Captain.
Patrick J. Hughes .First Lieutenant.
Jacob Arndt Second Lieutenant.
Charles J. Cooper.
.First Sergeant.
James Warner
Second Sergeant.
Daniel C. Tubbs.
Third Sergeant.
Franklin Siegfried ..
.. Fourth Sergeant.
Robert Depuy.
First Corporal.
John B. Wasser
Second Corporal.
Henry F. Brown
Third Corporal.
Peter S. G. Ege
Fourth Corporal.
George E. Williams,
Musician.
George H. Williams
... do.
Arrowman, John
.Private.
Acker, Cornelius. .do.
Austin, Samuel R
.. do.
Brighton, John
.. do.
Bergenstock, Tilghman ...... do.
Billings, Jasper.
.do.
Bowerfoot, Martin .......
.do.
Burritt, John ..
.... do.
Bower, Joseph. ................ do.
Bruner, Lewis
Private.
Buelow, Charles .do.
Conaty, Thomas do.
Conly, Joseph.
do.
Chandler, David L.
do.
Call, William J. do.
Dodson, Edward E. .do. Dunbar, James .do. Downey, James. .do.
Dugan, Daniel. do.
Fritz, John .do.
Fiddler. John .. .do.
Fladd, Frederick.
do.
Geary, William .do.
Glace, Henry R ..
co.
Garris, William R
do.
Gettas, Jonas do.
Henry, Jonas.
.do.
Harts, David.
clo.
Haines, William.
Hoffman, Henry
.do.
Hand, James K.
.. do.
Lee, Joseph.
.do.
Leisenring, Thomas R do.
Lindsay, Joseph
do.
Long, Abraham.
.do.
M'Crautz, John.
do.
M'Donald, Robert ..
.do.
Miller, William, Ist. .do. Miller, William, 2d .do.
Martin, Daniel
do.
Monte, Adam do.
Baltentine, John .. .. do.
Boyd, William J
.do.
Bert, Andrew
.do.
Bauer, Leonard.
do.
Bristlin, John ..
do.
Bryne, David
.do.
Boyle, Peter
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SEVENTH REGIMENT.
IITHE Seventh regiment was recruited under the order of Governor Curtin, in obedience to the proclamation of the President. The companies ren- dezvoused at Camp Curtin, and the regiment was organized by Adjutant Gen- cral Biddle, on the 22d of April. The following were the field officers elected and commissioned : Wm. H. Irwin, of Lewistown, (then at Washington, a pri- vate in the ranks of the Logan Guards,) Colonel. Oliver H. Rippey, of Pitts- burg, Lieutenant Colonel ; F. P. Robinson, of Pittsburg, Major. Henry R. Myers was appointed Adjutant.
The regiment, under command of Lieutenant Colonel Rippey, proceeded by rail to Chambersburg, on the 23d of April, and encamped near the town, where it was joined soon after by Colonel Irwin, who assumed command. Regular drills were ordered, and continued while the weather would permit, but were seriously interrupted on the 28th, when it rained and snowed heavily. Some difficulty having been experienced in securing good and sufficient rations, Col- onel Irwin requested that they should be supplied in bulk, and caused vege- tables to be purchased and issued, and the bread baked by contract. On the 8th of May, shoes and clothing were issued by the regimental Quartermaster. Strict discipline was enforced and regular battalion drills and dress-parade were held, the quarters were thoroughly policed, and close attention paid to the cleanliness and health of the men.
On the 15th of May the regiment left camp and marched to Chambersburg, where, on being drawn up on the public square, it was presented by the ladies of the town with a national flag, which was received on behalf of the regiment by Lieutenant Colonel Rippey in an appropriate speech. This ceremony over, the regiment marched some four miles into the country to accustom the troops to the march. These marches were frequent and very useful. The utmost kindness was shown to both officers and men, by the people of Chambersburg and vicinity. During the last days of May, several regiments of infantry, and on the first of June a battalion of cavalry, reached Chambersburg. Soon after, Major General Robert Patterson and Major General George Cadwalader and staff's arrived, followed by artillery and a large wagon train, all indicating that an active campaign up the Shenandoah valley was soon to open.
The Seventh regiment was assigned to the 3d Brigade of the 1st Division.# The Brigade struck tents on the 8th of June, and commenced the forward move-
* Organization of the 3d Brigade, Brigadier General E. C. Williams, Ist Division, Major General George Cadwalader ; Seventh regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel William H. Irwin; Eighth regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel A. H. Emley; Tenth regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel Sullivan A. Meredith; Twentieth regiment (Scott Legion) Pennsylvania volunteers, Colonel William H. Gray.
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ment, long looked for and carnestly desired, and occupied a position on the first night near the town of Greencastle. Resuming the march on the following morning, it moved to Camp Williams, where the regular drill was resumed, and the Seventh regiment was taught to form square against cavalry. Remaining until the 14th, the Brigade again struck tents, and moving through Hagers- town, again went into camp near St. James' College, and soon after advanced to Williamsport. Late in the evening of the 19th of June, an alarm was raised, and the long roll called the whole Brigade to arms, the line of battle being quickly and quietly formed; but beyond distant picket firing nothing further was heard.
On the 25th, the rebel cavalry attacked some union soldiers who had ven- tured across the river, but were repulsed, loosing six men and three horses. General Scott had directed General Patterson, if equal or superior in number, to eross the river and attack the enemy. As yet, the command was unprovided with artillery ; but as more explieit orders* were received to advance, at early dawn on the 2d of July, the troops commenced fording the Potomac, and by eight o'clock the whole army was in motion, the air ringing with the exultant shouts of the men. The march was continued to Martinsburg. Private pro- perty was respected, but the contents of an extensive flouring mill, containing a large amount of grain and flour, the owner thereof being a captain in the rebel army, were, by general order, confiscated for the use of the army. There was also captured, and staved, one hundred and fifty barrels of whiskey.
The cheering news, of the successes of General M'Clellan in West Virginia, reached the army of the Shenandoah on the 4th of July, the anniversary of Independence. A national salute was fired, which served the double purpose of celebrating the aneient renown, and the latest triumph. On the 7th, Cap- tain Gerard and Licutenant Enright, with fifteen men, advanced about a mile beyond our picket line and captured and brought in three of the enemy's pick- ets, with rifles, revolvers, sabres, and three horses. The regiment moved with the brigade to Bunker Hill, and thence to Charlestown, where it went into camp near the town. Six companies, under command of Colonel Irwin and Major Rob- inson, were detached from the regiment, and ordered to make a reconnoissance in the direction of Winehester. Leaving eamp at midnight, they advaneed about six miles, and came to a point where a rebel vidette had been posted the
* General PATTERSON to General SCOTT, June 28. I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of a telegram from the General-in-Chief, dated 27, saying : "I had expected your cross- ing the river to-day." I infer from this that orders have been sent me to cross and attack the enemy. If so, I have not received them. Captain Newton, of the Engineers, returned at mid- night, after two days' absence in the direction of Sharpsburg and Dam No. 4, and reports, on information he considers reliable, five thousand men from Falling Waters to Dam No. 4, four thousand five hundred men in the vicinity of Shepherdstown under General Jackson, and a reserve of five thousand five hundred men, under General Johnston, near Bunker Hill. He also reports twenty to twenty-four guns, and a large cavalry force with General Jackson, and thinks General Negley, whose brigade is on my left, near Sharpsburg, will be attacked, the river being fordablo at almost every point. * * * * Theartillery horses are untrained, and we are still without harness for the battery. I have repeatedly asked for batteries, and ought to have one for each Brigade, but have none. The only one fit for service sent me was the Rhode Island battery, and that the General-in-Chief was compelled, by the necessities of his own position, to take from me, when most wanted, and within a week after it joined me. * * * * Officers and men are anxious to be led against the insurgents, and if the General-in- Chief will give me a regiment of regulars and an adequate force of field artillery, I will cross the river and attack the enemy, unless their forces are ascertained to be more than two to one. Conduct of the War, p. 126, No. 21.
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