Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
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sCcupd lioi9uN lhiItN lbhu' ""' go
place OF rendezvous aud quarters were III
the barracks afterwards known as Nindcr
Hospital. IN the field west 81 Reservoir
street near where the sash and bnnd-fac-
tory ot Sir. ". 4. Cbestcrman Is now.
In ku~I. Isj2, Lieutenant SanHay WAS
ordered with his command 10 yorktown.
There the regiment (tbe tortr-slN'h was
attached 10 Crumps Brigade. Ihev We're
present when Mcclellan Ian LED hiS am,
m front Of Yorktown, and the heipri
Negruter o. hold Ina lines Unt! johnston
arrived from Manassas. There was dally
diminishing, hut 10 regular engagement.
Johnston determined 20 eyacua'c the 70
nineula and fall back upon Richmond. A
uart az ms forcoa. including the foftv-
1.yfL Rcrimeu'. Colonel John II. Richard-
SON. of winch the Blues were Company a.,
crossed over the OH river 10 gloucester
Point and marched thence - Richmond
r4 Hanover Courthouse. The uulk OF
Jolnst ms army came by the Peninsula.
and on roth dav of MAY fought that terri
biz ean,uinury battle at Williamsburg.
M,1yrEV HILL.
Arrlvcl at Richmond. General Wise ron
d.IvOu-eI his men az thaiiln farm one
u,!p below DreWry'- BluH, and there acted
--fre .uruort of tho COutcdcrate bate
res AZ Cbqhu's Biu0. 4. the batt!e OF
Malvern Hil Nlsys troops, with holme7 >
entire DIVISION. stood IN line OF battle IN
M omen wheat q .ll nearly all day, tut dld
NOT 90 into acton, though they were an
! that timeuuder the Ere irom the enemy r
g.uLolt-.
From le summer OF l'D- UNI" - 5I-
beg, l7tj' VIZ. nIlH'IU|, ,ia.,,-t IL
Ncihl'f az, 'g4'IH 49,. Lat ts.,
lH' IAF'le' ON. d" l...,rt,,n,,ts ,r.
c,ld,rC tlc Blues. went of on cN-
pen 'I- mo N'N NJ tt-,I Ir,,c,,-,,
Tunes Ltf WV" at iIH"''' -
reprilnS Tald 'f~, some. lI.N , ,,r
~NirulsliNT mares 10y ""' ,--.
they hal pleasant ana podg'l"
and tueT Iot was cohSiueIeu 10 w. d
happy one. caaa-', n"tN..;, ~ n.,.,
oyer '' ID ~ T'''4'''. Ne, Ga.,,'s.
'N nj ,r'i.-ej ., chains farm
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.a rrti It. 80, 80 l,,., ore If IFS
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A'' "l' 9'' nv o.. |Io-roI,on
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,i A.'"nt '"r 'V ,"',,,.,,a ,ro,ujcd romn.
'.,t f. Tl,-to and John, rlyer, and on
J0Ln-ou's Island
p; rpo,.r OF roEr sr,ir~e.
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l-''i an a., F',rt l.,,,i,r ybicG was
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I'D. '''" a. Nv. >. .bo,y themselves any.
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10 'A'- ie','l oil ,"e WIZ Ir'.. t,,, -
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t-' ,-',rs For, sumter WAS
-4'I 10 .r 1olI,,'.
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'a'-' Iie" ra,, r1s4 ~.
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III ''- -. t.'s.s,t me cam.
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l'~'sn. meant Hh" "i'"Tt'H-' 'N''i 'V' ~"
( Wa uapr' one.
Lay, 1868, ionAt 80 "a "', T."
irt.ti'cr- UI- "u' .'i.'' .'..',,', and 49,
lu- % smal! force OF veterans ana i,.. IT, r..
/ serves. S"lLlAE tHe opP''I my, I'u'-.
i-ni" al ii.'it ,'-' 1,arce ~,
| -. G,y..,6n acr6-l the turnpike between
richmond sui Petersburg.
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| Lee nt once tti 'pHet I'D p.'u' 'E'I :
! VINO Was IN co'Hi"""u d. I'' ~, -
| . B.. ..s.
! IT, c1A.d spare. -l' re- p''"'l'. ~. ..,.t
! best trains, "r.h~.u~, " t~e -
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| the NV NM" il''' " wv a.,,cI III
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va '-'' '-'' .''' i,,.l- .,4 a..
tieh wa, hIAu. 'l j. ID. - ''''' '''.' va
crowned VIA" F,'., 80 ...-.;..,,.fu ,.
fIH l.Iitf'r b. .'lt' w .iiA hLt+' t ava va
array "4.'H 4.. n.y. IL, i'"''' - 3D..
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way '9I w. "-'"-'.''" '''
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"' ar,.ii.rv -.,.,nu.j IN tIe turu
~ H., ,,.o,,., s,cr.t of Nh. -nel
r.,,,ck 6rtlu- D9lucr.@ II the Blues, IA
| t,l.d l.tn before IN. company advance,
twenty steps
| Iutorui+ time three wears had pasSe
or1 'trc ,rauc., of war had most sugU
llrlr favored tie blues.
STEADY vIGrrlv0.
Tie. lad escaped most of the creq
battles. their losses were few, In hence
forward uutl. the surrender M Appomet
FOX there never was day that they wnr
NOT IN firing distance OF the enemy an
th,ra was not an engagement ~ vino
tl,v did not lose men Nii-l and wounded
juu, 1871 10 font o. Petersburg Captain
irrl. Garter Wa Wortl.Y wounded. w
da.s later III ono % the nloO Hest conflict
Of rhe war Captain Bigger was woUude.
aud p.rmancut. disabled. lie wa sue
cGslrd by Lieutenant +. !. Levy. VIII
later on was also wounded ald dis
allied. and he by Lieutenant George W
Jarvis who was also wounded. but con
tnued III coptaucy until tine close O
he yar. Thus ol It, captains NI-o an,
Cor, we're killed: bigger. Levy. and JG.
yls were wounded. Among the engage
mepts winch the company was IN wer
the Iatt!e os the Crater. HatCLer's Run
sailors Creek indeed. there was not
day from the time when they arrived d
Virginia rom South Carolina untll Apr
- ..-.t,'..,.', ,,.bco ,l,o,. ,r,ra not O
| uhtt IN N''.i '@"t " -, 49,, -, a.,
The 4lAcs "AeFe u5H''"- va 49," ~ -
| they lu-t pfDO4Dly az HA'' i''-'' 80
/ and Wounded. dS any company t-at WEI
ONT OF the citV Of EchmOEI.
|
\ PAETiAA ROLL OF HONOR
,.. -. .,,r,.,,.o-. of tho var RIue
! NlnUI- '"' 'uI 80. 49,, ,,,,.'.,t.5 49,,
| whose name, HHpeHt on u" an" -" H.'
! tlal roll OF honor III possession OF thc b4'
PATCH NAV be mentioned:
CAPTAIN Charles 7. MEcer-tOr man
wears superintendent Of the city aim,