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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 64 (search)
having drills, roll-calls, guard-mount, and dress-parade daily. September 18.--This regiment paraded for review with the division, but the review was prevented by rain. September 19.--Raised a flag-pole, and run up our garrison flag. September 20.--The regiment took part in the review of the division by Major-General Slocum. September 21 to October 3.--The regiment remained in same camp. October 4.--Moved at six o'clock P. M. into the rebel defences of the city of Atlanta, on therills were held, estimates forwarded for clothing, equipage, and stores, to furnish the command for the fine winter campaign, as ordered. The regiment formed a portion of a foraging expedition sent out under command of Colonel Robinson, September twentieth. The regiment loaded twenty-eight (28) wagons with corn, when the expedition returned to camp. Again, October twenty-sixth, it formed a part of a foraging expedition sent out under charge of Brigadier-General Geary, the regiment loading
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 88 (search)
September seventeenth1   12164311  8839226346 September eighteenth    1 11     331726 September twentieth    1 22   141121194261 November second              112 Total111 821462703625461162261,thin a short distance of the enemy's works when they surrendered. At Shepherdstown, on September twentieth, we were placed in position on the extreme right of the line, and ordered to advance towafourteen and fifteen,220 Sharpsburg, September seventeen and eighteen,228 Sherpherdstown, September twenty,855    38300 Respectfully, &c., W. D. Pender, Brigadier-General. Report of Brigch) killed, twenty others killed, seventy-nine wounded, and four missing. Shepherdstown, September 20TH. On the morning of the twentieth of September we were moved, with the balance of the divitwentieth of September we were moved, with the balance of the division, back to the ferry near Shepherdstown. Soon after we had taken our position in line, in the field of corn in rear of the wheat stacks, we were ordered to advance