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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1861

Page

3

Erie Annual Conference coverage and Warren volunteers

The Erie Annual Conference of the M. E. Church sessions begin next week with a small Daily Mail in Erie. Reports from Tele graphic News will reach here a day later than Buffalo papers. The Warren Guards are mustered into the State service in the 10th Infantry with officers jockeying for positions and promotions noted for Partridge and Mayes.

Erie M. E. Church Buffalo Havelocks Sol 10Th Regiment of Infantry J. S. McCalmont Kirk Allen 10Th Warren H. V. Partridge Esq Mayes Norton Ford Warren Guards 10Th Regiment Jefferson Light Guards Middlesex Rangers Metter Rifles Wilson Rifles Venango Greys Somerset Infantry Allegheny College Volunteers Curtin Rifles Youngsville Tidioute Sugar Grove Kinzua

Rebel entrenchments near Laurel Hill force storm plan

Telegraphic war news from Erie reports McClelland's command advancing on strong rebel positions near Laurel Hill. Union artillery shells redress, with 8000 rebels and 6 pounders versus 12 pounders, and a night cessation due to rain. Indiana 15th and Col Tyler movements noted. Two prisoners claim 2500 enemy strength but fortifications remain strong.

Bucnanax McClelland M’cook Andrews M’cooks Laurel Hill Steadman Morris Indiana 15Th Regiment Col. Tyler Glenville Larrer

Death of Lieut. Col. Wolf Seigel at Carthage battle

Reports describe heavy combat near Carthage where Lieut. Col. Seigel led 1,000 to 1,200 Union troops against 6,000 Confederate forces under Generals Rains and Parsons. Seigel's forces attacked at 9:30 AM, broke the enemy center, and after hours of fighting retreated to Carthage, later firing from a stand near Mount Vernon. Casualties: Union eight killed, forty-five wounded or missing. Confederate loss around 250 with more likely. Forty-five prisoners taken. The engagement occurred Saturday thirty miles from Springfield.

Wolf Seigel Solomon’s Rains Parsons Carthage Seiger Carthrage Col. Serghe Carthirage Col. Seigel Seivel Mount Vernon Wolfe Springfield

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