Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-09

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'.- ---. .l covering 90"
,ir.. s.-.~. .i,'- i..s .lions ,ass irnm Co.,.
.re-ss I.er.- -n.at vas rq,I u h.--
jus. oa- ot ,te -1r1 at 2.'a. p. ~
rs the 6ehtia- vfs mostly ,a ttc --t
i-ue and our re inerr on ihs lei,,,sc ,hi ner --
HSssi- pura5 theus,5 We ai, UaA 81,
Summit Bil,e f1- miles rr.n Cl-.stoan.
We remained % Summit R-i-s until tte
when athylrb' our risse's wcre dri,.
and helvy sAlrn. -l.us continue. ID. lay. y e.
regiment was assigned tie duty # su7s
Buery ". tClr. Jcnn'u-,on'= f.rou5 r.
of the n archery, sul during the day
one bart4l.-a eugl.., q or tue line Wefeli e--<.
slowly and ia soli orJ-r toward Hlrgcr-
~ On the morning of the 22l the
opened flriously on our lsh, when the v.
falling back again commenced, AMI at II e
We came in sight Of tll iafia,ry p1-,el 90 b -
yer Heights The pursuit by the eaon s
then abandoned AMI ee quietly went into
The casualties in rhe REGIMENT it'd not 81.
to anything several ine "a r,es were b.s-r
killed
At O'Clock ou the morning ot the
DIV. started on q reconnaissance in tlrja.
Of Duhe-l between Mar.iasburr and the ..
When near SlefarI=,avu We we've i..-.. .r
the lst Division, Brig Gen. Neu.u. s.a.
ing. Ato O'Clock the eucmy's pes.--
met advancing toward the river. a salrr
ensuel, our men going ia with viii and u.....f
the enemy for atol, half D. ml aAca a.
alukei en the i.r ty strong h-.c a. I...
and having accomplished ,hr .lj -- frah
were seat app retuei 10 good orlsr- -."s
c5mmencement Of ,he action tue r.su.-.
supporting Bitterly w. - artillery. hl-
artillery limbarel mp % -h. rear. tas re-
was i.smoantel aaI sen, in The ssrm-t ..,
rbelt they t.u-lt terribly as an h,ur. ---
Ioss Of the regiment in tnis eagasemeat
sous .i4rng the e,.tsalAs -iora.---a--s
small Tie following IS the i.sset e.,la.. g.; . g.
Co a. Private EL Wright, w.laI ..
atiomau-s.uce ] D
Co.. b. S Srg't ilirrn n D Its.ds >aE
Iiel, Pr.v4,es EIs4rI K.as. r.sa- e, Pea
ana Byron .Els.r, .e.s-4.u.l-rls sl 81. .. -....
CO. D, Pr.yl.e La.ius / F,B-.I. f.--.u - n. .
H'1s arm -I .1t
g. F, s>rg,s Henry C. Sree.es, .,Isa.aa.- i7..
lef-arn, severely. So.
g. i, Pr,sa,s Wan. H. Day. a5la@sa-- ~.
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O.. ], Corp Geo. II. Eiligo, lea leg. ,iishls- p,
For lime cur s.meat bore 90 bruata, p --.
i-.-, aaJ though ,..sy pussaai, we H. 20. -
a ii au,4r, Cs. Wells several tn f..-l-s..
.l- re5't IA l,se ..- g si,.us i4-- --usuer .-..
Lea-. C.i Bspa-.g villa fur alsni,-, -s.-
as-i5ael the duy Of covering Ihe retreat,
was weIl pertueL
b. welea HlrPer's Ferry etc O'Clock, L
AMI carly Yesterday afternoon bivoulckel
this place, the Gene Of hard fthtng lasrsu-
Every thing about here is very quiet, 3D. o
people geuerally are ezpe'ting 70 See the ~ he
mes soon. The rebels are reported crossr- e
wilhamsport, although none have yesappc r y,
at Hagerstovn.
cannot close without spying a.worl IN rs. 4
to Priv te Wright. He was one Of the resr =
Of 1862 and one Of the best soldiers in the> fg .
always ready for any duty he vas elliei 1--to-
perform. HIS loss is much deP!orel D. as
company, and his frenis at home A4y.
heartfelt sympathy.
The bugIe sends ITO Horse;" we are sgss q
to Hagerstown.
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