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aococnpanfod by the Key. Father of theirL Moore, Esq.. Clerk of the Court in and James H. Kklsh, Receiver of3land at nine (/clockers tlt;Q , __,__HfIbrd,C.Serg. Ja*. B. Strohm, A. iLiout John Irwin, D.Serg. Charles H. Crew, A. Lieut. Joshua A. Gago, D CorjEW Slemoueatz, A. [John Haslan, D.A. Holcomb, D.W. Murray, A.George Morris, A.W illiam Ray, A. Thomas Thompson, A.M. Demyda, E.W. Koplard, E.v. ixepiaru, n.J. McPherson, E. G. Kogan, E.J. Lucke, F.J. Beclier, F.George Weber, A. Goo. Waldron, A.1st Serg. J. Marshall, B.■Corp. fatrick Murphy, B. iCapt. J.B. Brestonbacb.G.Murpur, B tCorp. Wm. H. Lot,unrig the night of Thursday, Grjeen’8 Brigade of 1 v.olflh Corn* had Mien back from a line of rifle-nnou our right, and upon attempting to occupyCorp. James Corp. John llallowell, B. Wm. Bell, B.James Canning, B. Charios Develin, B.Wm. H. Dnncan, B. Edward II aril in, B. Henry Hague, B.Martin Kcllv, B.Fatrick McGreol, B. George Mlt; Kre, B.Patrick Moore, B.John Kearney, G. UP. Powers, G.1 A. Starr, G.fC. Hoile, G.G. Kilpatrick, f.Sere, F Weidennan, II.M. Shenll, H.Cap:. R. H. Ford, L Licnt. Wm. Mar, K_ Jama* H. Eva, K. Adjutant F. SL Plela, K.Mitsing.Corp. John S. Core,Co. A. J. Stearns, Co. E. E. F. Knoweil, E. ' iCSorp C. Yeakol,OJfK-HU5DRKI-AllI-PORTY-8XOOND PEJUXSYLVAKIA.Company A— Wounded.(Thomas Brown. John W. ColemaiFirst Lt. F. M. Powell. Corp. Wm. Jeremiah. Corp. M. B. Shirk. Corp. John Gundy. Corp. Joseph Jonceu W. J. Williams.David Davis.?Ludwig Evans. James M artin.A- C. McKnaffi). _ jSamue1 D. CampbdP[John M. Webster. IWm. G. GrocmhrGillian Miller.wAdam Ca?tor.John H. BnieU Daniel Delaney.C. Micireey.John Rusliabargeo. Wm. Sutter.Hcury Loughery.I William Artwt. iWi barn liarvoy. William H. Whfpky, David Beoomb. William Miller. Jacob Obor.| William Rodmonr. .John C. Francis.(i—Killed.iJoseph L. Jacker*.Wounded.Corp. C. ATleger. [Jeremiah Strenk,Corp. Aaron Smith, 1 David H Nugar,Stewart George, 1 Wm. T. Crock,Chas. F. Shrowsbary, : Peter Reason.Edward Boget,Missing.Serrt. Jacob Wil^iama, E. R. Gctrhart,i.Alfred Oriegh,Peter W agner,Corp. Henry C. Palmer. Second Lieut. U. Doake.Capt. Albert Heffiey.Sgt. J. J. Zom.Corp. James Roam. Corp. Clsaijgy Dickey.Alex. Dickey.William Dickey.TiwloWtlti I ni dt vasby superior numbers. Colonit riff of ^merM^oounty, pa. ne wa* abmve.Colonel CumminsWm. R. Hcllepsy.David Horsey,Samuel Davis.Meredith Jones.Chester Camtuer.Company I—KiUed. William Reynolds.Samuel J. ColLurn.Woundrd.Itldtibovbyw * J I uc YYI, and highly esteemed by his troops. He 1 n ol Company A, Tenth Rerimcnt l’onnsvlvaorves, and was made Colonel ot the One/h,,*ud-ibrty-seoond Fennsylvania Voi r \} 1S61.[tenant A. G. Tucker, of Company E One d-ar.d-forty-aecond Regiment i’ennsylvaniateers, and acting Adjutant, wns mortaJly ied on 1 he 1st of Julv. He w-a? first shot in the jut continued to cnoer the men until he was.SepGeorge R. Lockwood. Augustus V, Werner.CorpQra' J* Mooio.George Rest Wesley.H. Burghetm.William H. Bower.James Bower.Peter Dempsey.William German.J umes Hill.Samuel Kelly.Daniel McNaughten. Lambert E. Meklin.Wm. W. Shohnadino. Wiliiam J. Sheriff.James W. Shaw.(Henry C. Strom an (Daniel Weaver.Missing.Thomas Hogue.Wm. Laney.Andrew H. Ray,Marcus Wisner.(V„ ra . -1ST .1. .1__PI11 y wounded in the body, lit has since died vuant T'ucker was Adjutant of tlie reriment'iIc8ews killed by a solid shot on July 3. ****V osTormrd by all who knewTiiui.A ^ A rrx. * •% ft.First he di LarowlywI1lt;\Serg. L. M. Fnlton.Serg. Wilson Camp.Sorg. Wm. Rhoados.Corp. Conrad Hearslcyright wing of the Seventy-iirst, nndeTcom-of ( oljotie! Shith, fell oack anu took a i,r«irinn’raises of General Meade_ - »nme of every officer and soldier. In therie* won be ha* show-n masterly generalship. It ieved Lwt has found hi* match at last. Daring mi tiffhtmg he has made tlie front hi* bead-quar-The sheds and solid shot perforated a wuaU oupe, Mfteeh fret square, within a short distaace i uead-quarmrs. Two members of his stall, Gen. 'crjtield and Lieutenant-Colouoi Nicholson, uruck bv fragments of shell, the former in the the latter in the wrist, but neither disabled from Everv staff officer Jost a horse, and some two.1 •The Rebel Ikifie-pits Occupied.soon a* the pits were cleared the Long Island *'urs and Liglity-socond -Pennsylvania moved id occup5ed tuem and extended’tte* line, while wnty-rhird Pennsylvania was sent forward to the enemy, but were shortly after reliovod by* from the Twelfth Corps.Supports for the Filth Corps,* Fir«t Now Jersey Brigade, under command of ral Torbxrt, and Bartlbtt's old brigade,cqm-•d by Colonel Upton, acted as supports to the Lor’s during Friday, but sulferod very few, if sualtie*.till young man, upon whom death had alreadj his mark. Wuile«dmiring his tender age aud c build, the young sufferer opened his soli hazoland looking up, said•on’t yon please raise my hend and rub my? it cramps so.”reporter complied, and asked him his name, a ted that it was James Warateu, of Loudon y, Virginia..us then that he kcew theyoung suffbrertobo in cbel ncrvico. Upon questioning him, he statede neverAntorod tlie Rebel service wilhngiy; oth of his narents were Union people. «. on’t vou tell my mother, when you get an op-nity, that 1 am- happy, and exjc-ct to meet her ven. Will you give me a drink, and then I ie easvt ?”reporter of course acquiesced, and gavo the iLei sufferer all the attention and consolation Id bestow.- As he left, big-framed and big-sold icrs of the Union were standing bv their emyrshowering over him Uicir tears,and bkss-110 witti that at tout 10 u that only the bravohow to beetow.Colonftts, F. Taylor and JeRerd*.F. Taylor, of the Bucktidl regiment, whoso is mentioned in my despatch, was a young but and accomplished officer. He came out as cap-j the regiment, and owed his promotion to his ry capacity aad gallantry. Hi* death is an rable loss to the regiment. He was a brothor yard Taylor. No colonel was more univetj esteemed and loved than ( ol. Jewfrri8, of tho h Michigau regiment, whoso heroic death it n my painful duty to record, sing young lawyer, he gave np a lucrative and r practice, and ut the oui break of the war d himself as one of the captain* of the Fourth an Regiment. He took an active part in light in w hich his regiment has teen engaged, pr .motion to a colonelcy,was the just reward gailani services. The present was his first fight his promotion. There never was a more glo-dcn'li on any baitle-fie.d, anu in lila death be d himself a flt successor of the noble Wood-.rst colonel of the regiment, who so bravelyMalvern. •ty-second Aow tork, Colonel Titus; First Longd, (ohnol Cross; Sixty-hitb New York, or [ United States' Chasseur*, Colonel Hameeiit; i.tv-ihird i’ennaylvauia, Licutenant-Colonel vv, and Eighty-second Pennsylvania, Colonel jett, wa.- scut to tho front immediately upon it*jii# ' ^e, One-huimred-and-twenty-«eoond Now Yorkthe Iced, and troops nevor loaded and fired greater rapidity or surer eflbct than the gallant i r? oi this regiment, cheered on by their intrepid rs. Their sixty rounds of ammunition were ex-i.i uplt;n the 'Rebels, when the Long Island mat advanced to relieve them.Victory Won—A Qniet Night In Gettysburg.-fTting an interval of about two hour*, this m _reat tight lasted till night. In tha meantimey thousands. A secondboonrs to proceed with ail jTjte’toJUST ^ the tooop. wwei an order came relieving Major-Areueiol Nxw-“ffmeTLird Division, and B8ii(nnM him to the mand of the First Corpa. GenerJtoowiOK's . was also desired at the front, and the oorpe ..ft in charge of General H. G. Wright, General ti ktt comnTanding the First Division GeneralS KU and General Fiusk Whxato*1!lini' En Route for Gettysburg... j marched about seven mile* toward Tarry-e »nd were in the vicinity of Westminster, when n,t w^ motbv an officer with instruction*nartei s c ban ping our destination to Get-^XtSive iuiui distant. Time was of vitalfbere w ere no spare moment- tor grum-int With each step the soldiers maintained their weary tramp allAri'ivnl on tbo Fteld#rearly sunset when we reached the field.of General Sykes' old divison^f theM o ps wore being sorely pressed on the left. O’Eoukkk and Watbon had fallen, and a ■v of the Fifth Corps was in the enemy’s hands. ,1 iuucmre, Wheatos’s Brigade, under com-V Colonel Nevinh, of the Sixty-socond .New rii.-d in, and by their dash and gallantry theid was recovered and the battea-y retaken. Inaction, w hich of very briot duration. the loJ two commissioned offioers and forty-five men Their conduct was of tho Imndisouiost ZiT wd elicited the warmest praise from the(jral commanding.Gallnntry of Sbi*ler,s Brigade.Other Ineidcnta of the Conflict.nol E. P. Cummta-s. ot the OEt*-hundxed-and •conci Regiment 1 wmavlvwna VoluntoenLwa* on the 1st, wli’.Je gallantly leading his menKrpgrier^ Incident at Gertsybnrg.ilst one of your reporters was on a tour of in-uu to the wounded, at the late battle at Geftys-ntssed quietly. This morning the onemy I Gottvsbursr. and Gei.eral Mkadb liasuarters in the town. Although the it up on the left, there » evwry mdioa-!ie had his attention draw n to a singularlypart ot the enemyBrig*» him.r■pf,r Rtrvrt from Maryland. “ . v* / .nvrVHTlITRa. Pa.. JnJv5.18SSral Meade is watchful, and will be prompt tothe BATTLE FP'Gt'i TTS8UBS,battle-field, offer ness to both wooThe oevalry declare that at the late battle at Gettysburg the horses stolen by the Rebels would not stand fare, and as a consequence they attacked and defeated them whenever they met..The wounded prisoners ml oral us that they were told by the commanders that none but green militia were behind the insignificant stone fence, and that they must capture it or be shot in return. They ventured, and found it occupied by the Army of the Potomac. The recognition was mutual. aud tho cry ofthe defenders was;—“How do you like Fredericksburg now fHerman Johnson.Compcmy K— Wouimicd.Captain C. II. F'.agg. And. Wreescarior.Lieat- Jer. Hoffman, leg. Chas. Decker^hand.Sergt. E. Mahlan, leg. Jehu Duiaphon, liip.Cory. C. S ool, leg. Geo. Steinmetz, foot.Corp. I. Gesnor, shoulder.Wm. Sudors, shouldor. Corp. Josh. Howell, head..John Sudors, hand.Corp. J. Griffin, log. Jonas Seagrist, both legs.Missing.■John Cool.William Van Buskirk.! Peter Smith.Bei^ T. Havilsnuaq.,Hcrry Slatter,Joseph Kenger,E.R. Everet, 'John Stmll, J('ompany F— Wcnauted.First Licnt. J. Kepley. Joshua Kellw.t'iret Lieut. C. P. Hoffiey.! Jonathan Icvdfg. Sgt. J. Danton. .Alex. MordiKrluSgt. Marlin H. Ilaton. Henry Rcnscr.Corp Parker Divly, j Ausrustus Seller*.Chuncy Bowman. Zachariah W’alkor.Boujaiiun Hag. John Wolford.Killed.Joseph Rcvits.Missing.Additional Losses In the Army of the Potomac in the Battle of Gettysburg.OHK-HGJJDRHIKAND-6IXTH PXKN8YLVASIA.I- • ' JEOUL2d Lt. W. S. French, Co.B. j James Rinker, Co. A. Sorgk Sami. P. Jfmos, B. Corp. David G. Walton, A.Corp. Sami. Heybnrn, B. J. Rider, LCorp. Saiul. Fitiquier, B. IWounded.Capt. J. J. Sperry, Co. A.fJohn Schitallne, Co. RrCcnnpcmp U—WowsdrdLCapt. J. M. Durboao. : Alex. ColUna. Sgt. W m. Whaley.Levi Stoner,Missing.Grd. Sergk Isaac Francs. Edward Wliifr.Sergk Robinaon Balsey.Corjj. James Waller.Corp. Fred. Shear.Corp. Rouieo A. DolL Corp. A. Icber.Corp. Joseph Fonrey.John B. Storer.James Cooly.CompanyCorp. Jas. J. Conolly.! John Hosck, slighF’Missing.Alfred Talk j Isaac McCall onghGeorge H. Hard man.Thomas Jones. Sgt.John TV. Lytle.Company E— Wounded*Capt. C. R. Evans. tH. H. Spelt;#it, (diedkFiat Li. A.-G. Nc.Sgt. SoouMiseing.Sgt. T. R. Wagner. Joonb Motrfer,Sgt. Samwd Brown. George Eeisb.Corp. W. W. Ktvaflc-r. iGeorge Rdcisiey.Sotomon Briar.Comping D—Wounded.(’apt. A. Griermont. James W. faft.1st Lt. S. Walk. Jos. D. Hammer*.Seeond Lk N. I. MUlcv. tCbn*-. Barnt. Christian M. Miller. ; Corp. Nocat Koonte.1st Lt. C. S. Schwartz, A.[Corp. T. Ward, C. Sid Lt. Win. M. Casey, A. ;R. CISCoip. D. J. Lcvston. Missivg.Benjamin Lehr, George Lebr.Isaac Miller.I J oseph Specht.’ Edward iteisekUriah Frilr.Zachariah Jeffrey.John Hav.Charles Hoover.Andrew Parker.Jas. Shoemaker, music'n. !Abraham Kickel.
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