Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-30

schools assembled in the PRESBYTERIAN
church, which was crowded, where ad,
dresses were made, hymns sung, &c. Some
OF the country schools We learn were also
visited by members of the camp. Since
then they have walked to various points of
interest In this neighborhood, and are en-
Joylng themselves in way far more agree
able than the etiquette of watering places
will permit
Our citizens we are pleased to say are
extending cPurtesies to them, and would
gladly welcome more of the same stamp.
From their proximity to town, they are
probably somewhat annoyed by idle boys
and men whose curiosity exceeds their
manners. This is about the only draw
back to their pleasure, but still we venture
to say that Camp Granville and its Incl
dents will be pleasant remembrance to
all of them for long years to come.
Among the party is y. NJ Spangler,
Esq, Editor of the Pennsylvania Farmer
and Gardener, who, by general consent,
is never considered out of place in aught
useful or entertaining.
THE 10TH REGINENT-The Hunting
don papers contain the report of two com
panies of this regiment, made out in pur-
suance of General Orders. Cannot some
one furnish the others?
List of officers and men present in the field
| on July 3D., 1862, Of Company q, 10th Regi-
ment P. V.
Captain-John B. Miles.
2d lieutenant-A. G. Dickey.
lst. Sergeant-Wm. NJ. Irwin.
Sergeant-Samuel w. Irwin.
CoRp0RALs.
T. D. Rider, J. NJ Clancy, J. c. Flcisher,
Robert Roach, Peter Miller.
PRiyATEs.
William Z. Anspach, Robert Ashton, Will.
liam Bennett, C. IL. Bolen, JOS Bubarger, J
Z. Bailey, j. G. Cornmesscr, s. X Wilson,
Samuel Weliers S. Cupp. Lawrence Crowno.
yer, Robert Davidson, II. S. Davis, B. Z.
r.,
w. c. Miller, Henry Meyer Achisnn McClel-
Ian, joseph McQuillen, John n. Patterson,
Wilson S. Il zach, Thnmls Rider, John Sny.
der Samuel Steffey, D. Ii. Lytle
All other members Of the company not
present, were either sick in hospitals, or had
broken down while engaged in the six days
fighting and night marching.
The following Is list of the killed, wound
ed and missing Of the company;
KILLED.
Edward Diehl, shot through the heart
John McQuilen, shot through the neck, Rem
ison Fitzgerald, struck by she'll
WOUNDED.
1st. Lieutenant j. B. Eckebarger-shot
through the hand.
MIssING.
Corporal-Mchacl Wesley; Priyatc-Sam
uel Lnnganecker.
The following is the roll Of the officers and
men of Company ID. 49ih Z. v, Furnished in
obedience to said order:
Captan-J u. Campbell.
% Lieut. Y. Mcdonald
SERGE4NTS.
a c.. Greenland I. ID. Hoffman, S. NJ.
/ McMurtrie.
CoRFoRALs.
j. j. Cromcr David Megahan, r II Ne
Farland, j. b. Cunningham, Alfred II. Clark.
pRNATEs.
William Barnaile, Isaac I. Beamer, Amos
Bumgardner, uance Campbell, George w.
Cromer. Robt. y. Cpuch, Christian Couts,
George Eckert John Eby. john 3 Uamden.
John j. Hight, Geo. " Hazard. Geo. w.
Mccall #John S. Mccall, John J. Moore,
John MorningStar James NJ CurdY, Edmund
Miller, Jacob f Male VIM. Male, q. 4. New
ingham, +. II. Price, Daniel Prough. James
Ambrose, Calvin Patters m W. X. Rahn, Ar
thur Rogers Oliver S. Rumbarger, William
Sowders, Thad. p. Stephens, J. L. Shugart,
Alfred Swope, G. 4. Westbrook, Robt. S.
Westbrook, j. NJ. David, Wm. Miller, Geo.
w. Wills.
*since died from the effects of the fatigue and ex-
posure
Besides those above named there are sever
al upon detached duty, who remain at their
posts.
The following is list of the casualties in
Company d, 49th Regiment, 2. v, during
the recent battles near Richmond:
KilIed-Travanian Gray.
WOUNDED.
Sergt A G. Greenland, slightly.
Corpl Alfred Clark, slightly.
PRVATEs.
Henry Gray, severely Samuel S. Dixon,
severely, not dangerously; r. S. WestbrOok,
slightly Isaac f. Beamer, slightly; Jacob G.
Beck, slightly.
MISSING.
Henry Gray wounded Anthony White
(wounded by accident,l Samuel Funk (sick J
These parties had been sent to the rear, but