Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02

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NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Isl Serst-W. I. Bishop, ,Jr "a d0-Alanasses y york.
2ddO-Jervis L. Tidd, Sd do-John Whalon,
Sd do-Beni. F. Taylor, IHh do-N. Kinney,
4hdO-benl. Moody. 18th DOR. II. Patch
9TH do-Chas. Il. Allen, 6th do. NJ Ram'
/" corp ~ vat GeSsr, IN IN, 9onJalleS ohn"ions'
rpIv,rrs,
John Allen. Simeon X. London,
Joseph II. Alien, sn 1ger5 1d,rL M'9ee, VI Ti,cnou
A. +. Burlington, ThoS F. Madill, Surgeon,
H. II. b Bowman' S:4' Henry Merenr'
william Berry VIM. ". Moody.
5 G. Barner, William Mehan,
" w.dn l n''ES R,.rr Wiiis", Siiii M'gy 4 vorgor
william NJ. Cox W. f. McCabe,
A. Z. Chamberiln' Robert Northrup
F G. Cobnrn. Joseph POST
Patrick Costello, ". VI. Qrigey.
I.@c l. 1 ri giifgan TIn,sI " M l'2sS%eN PasS
T. P. Cor,on. Chas. H. Rose
Chlries Claies Bf,ln,,1 BEIan,, T. w. w, ] Epp4rt'
B. F. Edwards Seymour Smith,
Geo "; Ems 44' ,: ): ;. Seeey;
] II. Elliott. Geo " Sh"res.
\. {. Elsbree, c. H. Spalding,
4HGLeT 4G E;r;a forGeS j. :, NJ NJ. spencer, spencer,
". 5. Green, Joseph Talliday,
g., GiWi Green; william A, Thompson,
N. H. fIfgman. l''''' WaVne I1vn Towper' vYe'''
c; Harding, J.W. Taylor,
Tbnodore Kromer Hhnr5ns DIairGl Wia"
j. Kilmer, David w Warner,
Ieorse Iagnas a,,,.3I;, hlrIy; Z, L: Ward Yard
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Whole number of officers and privates-9l
At Troy the Company was mostly quarter
ed for the night in Longs Hall and the men,
bers had their first nights exDerience in cam
paigning. The exuberant snirits of q norton
prevented much rest. and at 5 a IN the Com.
panv was marched 10 the depot to take the
cars for Harrisburg During the night a Com.
pany from Pike andI Wyalusing commanded
by Capt. STEPHEN GoRHav arrived bound for
the same destination The accommodations
provided by the r. r Cornanv were omen
cars, upon which seats had been made. with
no covering to protect the volunteers from the
rain storm which impended However, with.
ont grumhling the men took their pIacps -
Upou the train. we were orati6pd to find a
Company from Athens commanded by Can't
l. n. Evans, which numbered amongst it's
members most of the business men Of our
neighboripg viIIaea A, Granr;IIo Alhe and
Caution, still another Company turned out, uu-
der command of Can't ID. Wucox. making in
all four Bradford Companies containing in the
aggregate about $50 men. who had without
concert, at moments notice. turned out in
response to the Governors proclamation.
At every station along the Railroad, we
found the country thoroughly aroused, and the
utmost enthusiasm displayed. The train length
ened at every stoppng-place. At Northum.
oerIand, awaiting our arrival, were companies
from Scranton CarhondaIa Rloomsbprr Dan
viIIo onl Csta; M 'u
nrv to,,, go.
Wy 'o"n turned out 10 welcome u.s. as we pro-
greSSed. The ladies waved their handker
chiefs from, +ha -
~ ' ''otn Tue iaFmnOuseS, ana the urchlns
threw up their hats and minoled their shril
treble with the general welcome
'"0 SeueFai "elcome.
~ p M, We reached Harrisburg the long
train, packed with the mpute.man voO slow
iy drawn nm to rho do. ~ nv" va? a.,
embarked, formed info line % and I'M mp~cbed ~l,e II to
the Capitol grounds, where thew were halted
until the Commanding officers co1Id renort and