Eighty-fourth Re
Eighty-fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers (Infantry.)
作者：Merchant, Thomas Edward, 1844-1924
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共 104 题- EIGHTY-FOURTH REGIMENT,
- ADDRESS
- BY
- CAPTAIN THOMAS E. MERCHANT,
- AT THE
- DEDICATION OF MONUMENT,
- ON
- PRESS OF
- RECRUITING AND ORGANIZATION.
- William D. Lewis, of Philadelphia, as Colonel of the 110th; and
- THE FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS WERE:
- LINE OFFICERS:
- STRENGTH OF COMPANIES:
- OFF TO THE "FRONT."
- FIRST MARCH.
- ARRIVAL AT THE "FRONT."
- INITIAL ENCOUNTER WITH THE ENEMY.
- JOINED BY THE 110TH.
- MARCH TO CUMBERLAND.
- On the 25th, first muster for pay, and on
- On the 10th, put up tents along the river; known as Camp Chase; and
- ASSIGNED TO SHIELDS' DIVISION.
- SHENANDOAH VALLEY CAMPAIGN.
- It was at 4.30 when the Regiment received orders to "Fall-in."
- BATTLE OF WINCHESTER.
- BY TOODLES.
- TO THE MEMORY OF COLONEL WILLIAM G. MURRAY.
- BY JAMES GAILY.
- GENERAL ORDER BY GOVERNOR CURTIN.
- MARCH TO FREDERICKSBURG.
- BACK TO THE VALLEY.
- On the 5th and 6th, remained at Columbia Bridge, and on the
- BATTLE OF PORT REPUBLIC.
- On the 10th, Shields' Division reached Luray, and on the
- On the 18th, at Manassas Junction, and on the
- DETAILS FOR RECRUITING.
- POPE'S CAMPAIGN.
- BATTLE OF CEDAR MOUNTAIN.
- ARRIVAL OF "H" CO.
- On the 22d, the rebel cavalry struck Catlett Station, and on the
- THOROUGHFARE GAP.
- BATTLE OF SECOND BULL RUN.
- ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.--ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS.
- D Co. received recruits under Lieutenant Hunter.
- ASSIGNED TO WHIPPLE'S DIVISION.
- AT FALMOUTH.
- BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG.
- 7 men killed and 24 wounded.
- BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSVILLE.
- PARTED FROM THE 110TH.
- GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN.
- LEE'S LAST MOVE ON WASHINGTON.
- On his way back, starting on the
- CAMP AT BRANDY STATION.
- Picket duty and the ordinary engagements of the camp followed, until
- BATTLE OF LOCUST GROVE OR MINE RUN.
- 1 officer and 8 men wounded.
- CONTEMPLATED CHARGE AT MINE RUN.
- BACK AT BRANDY STATION.
- VETERAN RE-ENLISTMENTS.
- GRANT IN COMMAND OF ALL THE ARMIES.
- GRANT'S CAMPAIGN.
- BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS.
- DEATH OF COL. OPP.
- BATTLE OF SPOTTSYLVANIA.
- CHANGE OF BASE OF SUPPLIES.
- AT NORTH ANNA RIVER.
- BASE OF SUPPLIES AGAIN CHANGED.
- BATTLE OF TOLOPOTOMY.
- 4 men killed, 3 officers and 13 men wounded.
- COLD HARBOR.
- 1 officer and 6 men wounded.
- CROSSING OF JAMES RIVER.
- ARRIVED IN FRONT OF PETERSBURG.
- 2 men killed, 3 officers and 11 men wounded.
- The next movement was not until
- DEEP BOTTOM.
- EXPLOSION OF MINE.
- BATTLE OF CHARLES CITY CROSS ROADS.
- MOVEMENT TO EXTREME LEFT.
- POPLAR SPRING CHURCH.
- BATTLE OF HATCHER'S RUN.
- THANKSGIVING DINNER.
- December 1st, Ordered to change camp, and
- DESTRUCTION OF WELDON RAILROAD.
- CONSOLIDATION OF THE 84TH AND 57TH PA.
- SECOND HATCHER'S RUN.
- BEYOND PICKET LINE.
- THE LAST MOVE.
- EVACUATION OF PETERSBURG.
- 70 prisoners captured by the Regiment. 4 men wounded.
- PURSUIT OF LEE.
- SURRENDER OF LEE'S ARMY.
- NO PICKETS OUT.--NO GUARDS ON.
- ASSASSINATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
- SURRENDER OF JOHNSTON'S ARMY.
- THROUGH RICHMOND.
- THROUGH FREDERICKSBURG.
- FINAL FIELD CAMP.
- REVIEW OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
- REVIEW OF SHERMAN'S ARMY.
- ORDER FOR MUSTER-OUT.
- BACK TO HARRISBURG.
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE