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wounded, and bore them until relieved by color-corporal William Taylor. Geo. W. Dawson, Major Commanding Sixty-first Pennsylvania volunteers. Lieut.-Col. Hiram Burnham, Commanding Light Division Sixth Corps.
Casualties in the Sixty-First Pennsylvania volunteers, May Third and Fourth, 1863.
killed.--George C. Spear, Colonel; Henry Sylvus, A; Jackson Stuchel, A; George B. Mott, A; Edward Schumacker, Corporal, B; Leopold Betz, Corporal, B; David Kimble, B; H. M. Shaw, Corporal, C; Rudolph Michols, C; Casey Atherton, Sergeant, D; George F. Harper, Second Lieutenant, E; Perry Kinney, E; William P. Riley, E; William J. Fleming, G; Michael Osler, Corporal, K.
wounded.--Jacob Creps, Captain, A; L. Brady, Sergeant, A; Israel Grey, Corporal, A; James S. Neill, A; J. H. Brown, A; J. A. Stewart, A; Eugene Koerner, First Lieutenant, B; Philip Voelp, Sergeant, B; Joseph Hough, Sergeant, B; John W. Rowe, Corporal, B; James Baker, B; Hiram Kelly, B; John Shultz, B; Alexander Thompson, B;