mac--

Reserves-Official reports--Loss in Reserve regiments-March

to Centreville-Condition of the troops-Rations issued-Battle

of Chantilly-Retirement of the army within the fortifications-

Object of Pope's campaign-Transfer of the Army of the Poto-

--Movements of McClellan-The rebels cross the Potomac-

Pursuit by General McClellan-March of the Reserves-Meade

in command-Battle of South Mountain--Spirited charge up the

mountain slope-The shout of victory-The casualties-The

bivouac-Pursuit of the enemy-Position on the Antietam-

Hooker ordered to turn the enemy's left-The Reserves in the

advance-The fight on Tuesday night--The picket line on the

field-Battle of Antietam--Desperate fighting- Field won, lost

and won again-Fighting on the right-Fighting on the left-

The field--The casualties-Official reports.

331

CHAPTER X.

BURNSIDE'S CAMPAIGN-FREDERICKSBURG-HOOKERS CAM-

PAIGN-CHANCELLORSVILLE.

Camps at Sharpsburg-Effort to withdraw the Reserves-Resigna-

tion of Colonel Roberts-Colonel Potts-Major Todd--Colonels

Talley-Baily-Kirk-Warner-General officers-Supplies for

the soldiers-McClellan's delay-Ordered to advance-Stuart's

raid-Advance into Virginia-March of the Reserves-McClellan

relieved-Burnside assumes command-Plan of campaign-Or-

ganization of the army-Movement to Falmouth--Battle of

Fredericksburg-Line of battle-The Reserves in the advance-

Charge of the First and Third brigades-They pierce the enemy's

line-Unsupported-Forced back-Casualties-General Jackson

-Death of three sergeants-Captain O'Rourke-General Meade's

report-Sumner's and Hooker's attacks-Withdrawal of the army

to the north bank of the river-Second campaign-Burnside

requests to be relieved-Hooker placed in command of the army

-General Meade promoted to the command of the Fifth corps—

General Doubleday in command of the Reserves-The Reserves

transferred to Washington-Hooker's administration-Condition

of the army-Hooker's campaign-His plans-Movements-

Battle of Chancellorsville-Jackson's assault on the Eleventh

corps-Desperate fighting-Death of Colonel Peissner-Generals

Berry and Whipple-Sedgwick victorious at Fredericksburg-

The Sixth corps struggles against Lee's whole army-Hooker

retreats across the river-Loss in both armies........................... 396

CHAPTER XI.

INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA-MEADE'S CAMPAIGN-GET-

TYSBURG-MINE RUN.

Transfer of Reserve Corps to Alexandria-Guarding the railroad-

Efforts to retire the Reserves-Change of officers; resignations

and promotions-Colonel Ent-Colonel S. M. Jackson-General

Crawford-Lee's march northward-Hooker's march to Fred-

erick-Advance of the Rebel army into Pennsylvania-Destruc-

tion of the Columbia bridge-The Reserves ask to be led against

the invaders of their native State-General Meade assumes com-

mand of the army-Meade's plans-Movements-Position-

Advance on Gettysburg-Movements of the enemy-Reynolds'

corps at Gettysburg-Beginning of the battle-Death of Reynolds

-General Howard falls back to Cemetery hill-Concentration

of the army-Line of battle-Operations of the second day-

Topography of the field-Position of the Third corps-The

attack on the left-Charge of the Reserves-Capture of Round-

top-The battle on the right-Close of the second day-Prepara-

tions for the third day-Desperate fight on Friday morning-

The lull-The artillery fire and the charge in the evening-

General Meade in the battle-Slaughter of the enemy-The

second charge of the Reserves-End of the battle-The casual-

ties-Surgeon Jackson-Colonel Taylor-General Reynolds-

Retreat of the enemy-The pursuit-Position of the enemy at

Falling Water-The council of Generals-The escape of Lee's

army-Pursuit into Virginia-End of the campaign-General

Meade Presentation of sword to Meade-Operations on the

Rappahannock-The retrograde movement to Centreville-

Battle of Bristoe station—Advance to the Rapidan-Battle on

the Rappahannock-Mine run campaign-Marches and skir-

mishes of the Reserves-The withdrawal-Winter quarters....... 432

CHAPTER XII.

WINTER QUARTERS-GRANT'S CAMPAIGN-WILDERNESS—

SPOTTSYLVANIA COURT-HOUSE

-

NORTH ANNA BE-

THESDA CHURCH-MUSTER OUT.

Guarding the railroad-Capture of guerillas-Colonel Hardin

wounded-Expedition to Brentsville-Death of Major Larimer—

Colonel Gustin's expedition to Occoquan-Captain Fisher; his

escape from Libby Prison-Reorganization of the Army-General

Grant-Advance-Crossing the Rapidan-The Army in the

Wilderness-Muster out of the Ninth regiment-Surgeons Phil-

lips, King and Lane-General Meade's address to the Army—

The battle in the Wilderness-The advance to Parker's store-

Line of battle-The Reserves surrounded-Escape to Lacy's

farm-Capture of the Seventh regiment-Colonel Bolinger-

Battle of Friday-General Wadsworth-Death of Colonel Dare

-Movement to the right-Close of the day-Operations on

Saturday-Night march to Spottsylvania Court-House-Battle

on Sunday-Charge of the Reserves-Line of battle-Second

charge-McCandless wounded-Colonel Talley captured-Opera-

tions on Monday-Death of General Sedgwick-Sheridan's

cavalry raid-Battle of Tuesday-The army at rest-Battle of

Thursday-Hancock's coup de main-Desperate battle-Days of

repose-The return of the Eighth regiment-Death of Surgeon

Jones-Escape of Captain Robinson and Lieutenant Robinson-

Attempt to turn the right-Exploit of Bucktails-Movement to

Guinney's station-March to the North Anna-Operations south

of the North Anna-Flank movement to Hanover-Battle of

Bethesda Church-Expiration of term of service-Casualties-

Return to Pennsylvania-Reception-Muster out-Campaign of

the Third and Fourth regiments in Western Virginia-Battle of

Cloyd's mountain-Battle of New River-Casualties-Death of

Colonel Woolworth-Return-Reception and muster out--The

glory of the Reserves.......

501

CHAPTER XIII.

REGIMENTAL ROLLS AND INDIVIDUAL RECORDS.

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE FIRST REGIMENT-Roll of Field and

Staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of

company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of

company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of

company I-Roll of company K...............

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE SECOND REGIMENT-Roll of Field and

Staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of

compony C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of

company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of

company K.......

562

575

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE THIRD REGIMENT-Roll of Field and
Staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of
company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of
company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of
company I-Roll of company K......

.... 584

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE FOURTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and
Staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of
company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of
company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of
company I-Roll of company K......................... ........................... ............... ....................... 597

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and
Staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of
company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of
company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of
company I-Roll of company K.........

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE SIXTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and
Staff officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of
company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of
company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of
company I-Roll of company K.........

.....

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and
staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of
company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of
company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of
company I-Roll of company K.............................

ROLLS OF THE EIGHTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and Staff Officers
-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of company C-
Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of company F-
Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Muster-in Roll of com-
pany I-Roll of company K.........

ROLLS OF THE NINTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and Staff Officers-
Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of company C-
Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of company F—
Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Muster-out Roll of
company I-Roll of company K.

609

621

634

648

659

ROLLS OF THE TENTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and Staff OfficersRoll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of company C→ Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Muster-out Roll of company F-Roll of company G-Muster-out Roll of company HRoll of company I-Roll of company K............

671

ROLLS OF THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and Staff Officers-Muster-out Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of company C-Roll of company D-Muster-out Roll of company E-Roll of company F-Muster-out Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of company I-Roll of company K............... 684

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT-Roll of Field and Staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of company I-Muster-in Roll of company K..........

696

MUSTER-OUT ROLLS OF THE THIRTEENTH-BUCKTAIL-REGIMENT -Roll of Field and Staff Officers-Roll of company A-Roll of company B-Roll of company C-Roll of company D-Roll of company E-Roll of company F-Roll of company G-Roll of company H-Roll of company I-Roll of company K....... ..... 710

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