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I
rCOL. MANE'S BOYS.!
p
TORY OF THE EIGHTY-THIRD PENN
8YLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
' i j
lDnpntto Dei-da at tinlnen' Mill and
Mmlvrrn Hill on llio I'enlnnul.i lln
faavaei ot l.lltlu Ilminil Top In Atlvntico
I t 1 ft t tl 111 a till Liliit tautl-iltllii
a w lllivillkni .111 UJIIIH -J I
ICbpjrlfht. IWJ. by American 1're Anoclt-
tlou. Hook riKhts rwcrtcu.
ICNNSYLVAKIA
lout more men kill-
'!' - I M cd In the rirll war
In proportion to '
her quota than
any other union
atnte, and t he-.,
KlRhtyth rd
Pennsylvania lout
more men nmncr-irallykllledlnbRt-i
tie thimanr other!
I .. In (!.
irj$iiinM, ... ..v
ktatc nud ktiiniln
wcoud (in the Hit for tho highest Inweii In'
Wiled unions union rcgimeuis. i m- nv
urtl mu tiinile bv haul. nerslstclit Huhtlng,
4ind the ranks were lllled at the outset and
afterward recruited from tho men of the
i Mt-.il counties In the northwext or the
.fitc. The one thing in tho regiment's fa-
.i -m the .start was good leadership. Its
. nel. John V. Mul'inc, was a soldior by
t Hire, who hud commanded militia troops
1 imny years, and hail served as an olll
v.. .!i the .Mexican war. lie drilled u
! i'al spliit Into his men.
1'lie Kiglity third was organised In tha
lull of 1S01. drilled in the camps on the
I ..limine in the winter of ISM-'J mid re
i -iv-il Its "Imptism of fire" in front of
Hi.Miiiond In .May. ISW. The llr.st hnnl
fl-r.'stiiig encountered was at CJalnes' Mill,
.1 i fJT, 18U. This was one of the bloodi
. uattles of the war on the Confederate
m . and one of the most stubborn on the
I l.nmsido. The Highly third was placed
in . i not corner, and their brigade Renerul
sent word to Its commander to hold it.
"lie needn't have sent me any such word,"
n-.led Col. Mel jme. "I intend to hold it."
Tins enemy todk it. Ilnally. after walking
ii i- Mclane'n liotly; but the I'ennsylva
ni ins held ou until the same brigadier had
i tiled them a second time. The position
.-iheeMreme left of the Union army.
v ..tv it restisl on the Chlckahomlny river.
Tin- Confederate attack wits made at that
IMiiut by a fresh corps led by Iongstrect.
The Union center and riitht were nt the
tune emjiiKcd In a llerce buttle with Gens.
A R Hill and Stonewall Jackson, nud
Lwiitrect's aim was to pusli his troops
through the Union left uud sweep down
iiiiiok the river bank to secure the bridges
mul cut oil all chalices of retreat.
The Kijtlity third lay in the front llnolie
lutnl breastworks of logs hastily built for
Ineoccahtuu. Three times the charges of
the Confederates were repulsed by the com
bined efforts of the infantry and artillery,
mid then itwasdiscovured on the lincof tho
Kighty third that the line had been cut lu,
two on its right, the enemy was advancing f
from that direction and its position wan
cut off from the rest oftheiirmy. Tlilsniado'
u crisis to try the mettle ir officers and
men. They hml fought f mm behind breast-1
works to repulse the attacks on the front, j
bat Hi warding oil the new danger woulil
be compelled to come out from cover. Tru,
(herrwere woods at baud to lend a partial
Kcreeu, but these woods screened the Con
federates, as well, who advanced Indian
iashion, leaping from (roe to tree and llring
ss they ml vaneeil. So long as the I'eunsyl
sjanians had had breastwork shelter thu ef
fect or the enemy's bullets had been but
alight, but under the new older of things
tba ranks thluued out rapidly.
CoL Mcljine was killed instantly by a
minie ball, ami about the same time the
xccmtd in command, Mnj. Nagln-I, was
fciUtd by n shell. Men fell on all sides and
the prostrate wounded tried valiantly to
handle their muskets and keep upthe light
i n theurouiid. In the end the Confederates
txve way and the Kighty-tliird, led by a
c.iptain. had a breathiiigspellforre forma-)
unit, rne enemy uau pas-scu aiong uu liicit
ntit. squarely to the rear, and the com
mander of the regiment prepared to meet
......l.iil, fuiiii ,1.... iIIkhii.I.i.i lln titt.rwl
AIIUWmillUb IIU1II Hinb III.VV.IUIU - ...... .
his men to tue eiusi. nun t;;iiiu-(i itu uwu
riVI.I illns'tlr in rear of tlie breastworks
previously occupicil. The first line, that at
ttiv breastworks, had faced west, the sec-1
.n J in the woods, north, and the third in
i i open Held, faced east. In a nhort time
..iti. rtM-lmpntq wpri, snt.ll Hilvjinelll'T to-I
M..rtl the Kighty-thlrd in the direction
wh-re Union troops had been at the open-i
Jim of the fight. Thinking that they might
lr. supports coining to their relief, thu
Kihty-thinl allowed them to approacli. I
After u parley the troops proved td be
enemies, and the ball again opened After
same sharp firing the captnin leading the '
regiment ordered
COL. J. 17. M'LANK.
IKlllcJ at Ualues' Jllll.
breastworks In the rear. There nt last,
equarely About-faceil, tiiey crouched be
IiEod tlie log barricade to defend it from
therererse side. Twoother regiments hud
beld on in the works during the whole
thnr. tlir Knrty foil it Ii New York and the
dxteentli .Mielilgau. ami, seeing tlie Cori
fodcrntes swariiilug on three sides.'tliu stir-
IviuifonkeiTi. upuu consultation, decided
let the men retreat uy scattering.
hauli
Syv
ild they attempt, to move, off iu column
'-would be attacked by overwhelming
sutmtiers. but In wiuuils nnd detachments
V" a w
n retreat to tue, oiu
t
t confusion or the ficW and the veil of , loss in that uil'air was 10 killed. The mem
Hb twilight then gathering would enable . bershlp of the regiment first nnd last was
fcr greater part to reach the Uuion lines.) l.bOS. Of this uurober 071 weru killed or
SfcKL'htv.thirdlast40kllled.61 woundcil wounded. ho total deaths In battle was
bad M luissing. The missing lucludod
n killed nud many wounded.
' Xtf regiment had a respite from fighting
er three days. On the fourth day, after
fedue' Mill, on July 1, It was again called
mnoa tor desperate duty. This was at Mai'
toaxu Hill. When the battle began tho
phjrhty third was out ot the line ot fight'
eg. but it bold charge of the Confederates
I. . m . r 1 a . 1 1
Mat portion oi tue uem ueany uiouo n
iMctWary to call up supports.
iWbcn the Kighty -third reached the scCno
.. T1..I !... !. I....1 .1..
cc Banger h uuiuu -uui,fjr w uw id -
?ltottf fc& W.IKWSK
IViniMjIvmilniiii opcnwl on tlio advancing
cnrmy and coolly Htooil tbcir ground umlvr
.. it. ii...i .1.1 I .1... .....I... ....i.ii.. ,ii.
ciicttiy wnvcrwl ami the Iwttt-ry ri-tttrtivil
to Um pifltloti and oncu more opi-nt-il (Ire.
(iuttlt.il on iy the repulse Unit folloivoil,
tin- (.'nnfcilcntiipt renewed the clmrKC, and
tin- roiilllcl Im'cmnh' lilooilr In thi extreme.
Tin- IVnniylvmilttni ft" rod no rapidly that
their KiuiH liecmupovrrhcntvd, and the. snr
tIIdk soldier took other onm from the
hittidn of their dead com mile, of whom
there were plenty. Tho loss of the Eighty
third wiut Ri killed outright, lift ironmlcii
and 18 mkdn. This nnmbcr, with the
lonnat Galntn' Mill, iimda a total In four
day of UtU! out of V4 that entered th
fight. Tim killed nnd tho nho died of
tVfmfl riut 111. nr tun innn In ftrnrr flv
i'ne nuxt battle of the Kluhtr-thlrd was at
Bccoud Hull Hun. Aiw. 31. 183J. It thou
numbered ft! I men, and was led by I, lent.
Col. li. S. Campbell. In Morell'a tllrlKlon,
of Klu .loli n I'oi-tvr' corps, it took part In
the charge iikjii Stonewall Jncknon'K pov
turn at tin' famoiiH railway cut. The rtd-
opell nid, ,,,.. )t i,y caiilU'r and bullet.
i,iellt, (j
, Col. Campbell, the major and 1 cap-
tutu were wounded, 3 lieutenant killed
and a death list or Sil rolled up in u brief
struggle. The total In killed and wounded
was U7. Campbell had becu wounded ut
the head of thu regiment at Malvern Hill,
nud so its commanding officer hud been
shot down for the fourth tlnio.
At Antietam the Kighty-thlrd cswipcd
loss; at Krtslerieksburg it charged up to
the stone wall to the relief of the storming
column, a very daring movement that cost
but few men, howuvur. ChuueellorsvUle
was another lucky Meld for the Eighty
third, but at Oettysburg It found a place
of honor at Little Hound Top, on July C.
Col. Strong Vincent, who had snccccded
Mcljine in tho colonelcy, led the brigade of
which his regiment formed part, and as
sumed (he responsibility of taking It upon
Hound Top when that position was about
to fall into the hands of the Confederates.
The Klghty-thinl was posted in the rale
between Hound Topnud Little Hound Top.
a pas selected by the Confederate Gen.
Hood to reach the coveted hill. In that
vale took place some of the deadliest fight
ing of the Held Col. Vincent stood upon a
lofty rock to encourage his troops, nnd so
detormlncd wore his men to Imitate his
valor that miiicomlmtunts seized muskets
from the fallen and entered tho ranks. The
color bearer plaeed the llngstaff In tho
crevice of a bowlder and plied his rifle rat
orously. Death was reaping n harvest all
around, audthe Confederates, regardless ot
the enormous slaughter in their front
ruuks, swurmed on the mountain aides.
Uf.
Ifr- 'dAX';Pa.--i . ;'
on iiocrcv rtotisn tot.
CapU Ilazlett, whose battery was aiding
Vincent's men, was kilkd at his guns, and i
Col. O'Hourke. of the Cue Hundred and!
Fortieth New ork, was shot down as he
led his regiment to their support. CoL I
Vincent soon fell witli a mortal wound, but j
the light went on mail Hood's charge was
effectually repulsed
The loss of thu regiment was 40, thej
death list being IS. The men had fought
behind sheltering bowlders, and thus tho
casualties were comparatively slight.
The Klghty-thinl entered the ililerness
campaigu in the spring of 1801, In Hartlctt's
brigade. Uriniirsilivision, warrens t,f nth)
corps. Hartlett opened the battle at the
Wlhlerucss on May 3, and tho regiment
lost it) killed and wounded on that field
At Spottsylvania Hartlett again opened tiie
flrrlif Wnrrnii'j rnnH IihI r.hi mnrrli in tlift
attempt to seio the court house. Tho gen-
erals exnecteil to encounter nothing more
than Stuart's cavalry outposts, but when I
the Klghty-thinl attempted to brush awnyl
the opposition met at Ijiurol Hill it found '
a line of Confederate works, manned with '
Infantry, blocking the road. A galling
musketry fire saluted the advance., but the
I'eiinsylvanlans fixed bayonets on tho
march and dashed upon the barricade,
Many men erased overall.! pllcl the bay- j
onet, even taking some prisouera and send-
Intf them b.iek to the rear
Kverv man that entered the works was
wounded and some of the number severely.
The regiment meanwhile hold its Hue with
in a few paces of the barricade nnd poured
in a fitslhide until its nmks wore fcnrftilly
depleted The color bearer was wounded
nt the beginning of the charge and tho col
ors left his bauds, lie subsequently re
vived, seized the flag again and planted It
on the breastworks, but receiving another
wound in the breast, hurled tlio banuer
back to the rear, whero it was secured by
other hands. Lacking support, the regi
ment finally retreated after losing 101 killed,
wounded uud mibslug. The death list
in1
the end reached 07. Spottsylvania was
the sixth and last great battle of tho regi
ment. In these six Gaines' Mill, Malvern
Hill, Second Hull Hun. Gettysburg, Wilder
ness and Spottsylvania the death list on
the field amounted to 232, and the record
shows how great the loss of life may bu i
In ncgatlvo fighting. Tho regiment had
stormed no batteries nnd carried no key po- j
Bltlons simply stood Its ground valiantly
whllu there wits hope, sometimes vainly,
anil again with success.
During the remainder of the campaign
to Petersburg the loss was slight. At Pee
bles' Farm, Petersburg, ou Sept. IV), I8ftl,
the regiment, reduced to a battalion,
charged upon u Confederate redoubt.
plauted Itb banuer llrst upon tlie parapet
nud learned after long years ot bloody
work bow sweet Is tho taste of rlctory. Its
AQO. tl.a .In.itl.a liv fllunnun f.tr. nmntlntAii
to 153. Or the wounded 8U7 were permit-1
nently disabled, and hence the wa-stu in
aggregate amounted to 832, or 40 pet- cent, j
or the hardy young country boys who wout
out Iu the bloom or health to bafUe for
their countrj. To this should bo nuuca
tho permuuoutly disabled by disease and
hardship, am It would bo interesting to,
I l. .. .. vJ .s n l.i. limn inlin '
ituow wuiu propurviuu ut hiu ureu nuu
stuck to thu colors escaped either wound,
death ati:ko or pcrnianeut disease.
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i uv. ...-.- ,
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croup
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TOLEDO COLUMBUS & OINOIN'TI,
TIME TABLE,
Taking effect Thuriday, Nov. JO, 1B01.
BTAT10NB. TrlnBOln(8olitli
Ko 10 Ifo 4 Ko 2
7 10 10 DO 4 20
7 45 10 35 4 25
7 M 10 40 4 SO
7 5"i 10 4ft 4 .15
8 01 II 53 4 42
8 1:1 11 01 4 51
R 17 11 OS 4 55
8 22 11 10 5 00
8M 11 14 6 04
W 11 SO 0 10
8 42 11 M 5 18
1 47 ii a-j n s;
8 51 11 28 6 S
8 Ml 11 43 5 .V
0 00 11 46 5 39
S 05 11 B9 6 44
17 11,57 5 50
9 1R 12 Oi 6 5S
9 2.1 12 07 6 02
X, 12 18 0 l.t
0 40 13 25 fi 20
0 53 12 S5 8 8'i
58 12 39 S 37
10 12 12 51 6 47
10 25 . 1 01 (i fkS
10 .11 1 07 7 05
10 41 1 14 7 14
11 P0 1 HO 7 M
AM PM V St
IB North.
Ko Ko 3 Ko 9
0 00 12 15 3 25
0 Id 12 SI) 3 4l
fi 2'. 12 37 3 52
31 U 42 3 5
4." 18 61 4 0s
0 41 12 57 4 1
0 53 1 01 4 !''
7 05 1 15 4 gi
7 i 1 20 4 3"
7 -.1) 1 32 trfl
7 25 1 36 4 5"
7 ill 1 5 02
7 .18 1 4S 5 07
7 41 1 (W 5 12
7 45 1 50 fi 10
7 50 o 00 0 20
M 2 04 fi 25
X 00 2 Ot fi 30
8 12 2 20 0 4
8 10 2 24 fi 44
8 22 2 -.".I 5 49
8 27 2 31 fi 55
8 31 2 .IS 5 50
8 tl 2 50 6 09
8 M 2 59 C 1
8 55 3 05 0 25-
9 00 3 10 30
9 05 3 15 fi 35
A M 1' M P M
Lv DTnledo
Yondotn Ut.
l'rcntlco
Hubnrt
HmuOlty
Son line
nunhrliiee
Hujar nidge
Kcivtnns
Itinvllng Orren
l'artare
MerinlU
Mnniri.it
Trombley
UTBiiei
Oil Center
elker
Vntl Ullri-ti
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Minn t-lnillny
Fliullny
t'nrtcllN
i:plo Creek
Arllnfiton
WHIIamslown
Dunkirk
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Kenton
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KtiinrKville
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Welter
Oil Center
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Trnmliley
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I'ltrlniru
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Xcntimi
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nniibrlilgu
IIOH'IIIIS
LI mo City
Hobart
Prentieo
Vmiilnta HtrnAf
Toledo
Trains I nnd 2 dally. All otlicr traius ilnlly
except SundAY.
J. U. FEIlltlS. II. c. PKnnit!
Ocu'l Manneer auperintendont;
MOULTON IIOUK.
Oeu'l P.m Anent. TOLEDO, O-
THE
Pullman Car Line
BETWEEN
CINCINNATI
NDIANAPOLIS,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
Springfield, 111., Keokuk, Iowa,
Vtt&T AM) NORTHWEST.
Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Detroit,
THE LAKE EE0I0NS
AND
Q-A.-ST.A.ID.A.S
Aek lor tlekcts via C. II. ,t I). 11, R. on talc a)
ull coupon ticket ofllien In United
tSUies.Caiimlaauq Mexico.
M. D. WOODFORD.
Vlco-I'rcsldcnt andOeneral Mnuucer.
K.O. MeCOKMICK.
General I'a-wenser nnd Ticket ARent.
TUAINS lAS3 rEnilYHnUHQ.
KOUTIt
Train No 12
' No 14
" No 2
" No 0
" No 16
" No CO
Train No 7
" no 1
" No 5
" No 9
" No IS
Pally
Dally except Sunday
Sunday only
SOUTH
Dally
Dally except Sunday
Dallv
Dally except .Sunday
11:49 pm
7:07 a ro
10:34 a xa
.tiMpm i
vita p m
T
M KiuNEr.Aceut, l'errvbiirc.
BUCKEYE ROUTE.
H
TUB COL.U1TIIIUS,
Y
OCKING VALLE
ANDXULiKDU ItV
Tlie Through Car Lino bptween
COLUMBUS TOLEDO
Athens and Pomeroy.
The Direct Line to and from
Detroit. Jackson. Lansing;
AND MICHGAN POINTS.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
AND THE
GREAT NORTHWEST.
Note following Time Card :
OOINO SOUTH
I oiawCT liwca a nwrol i fl
4:37 a m
H:18am
11:00 am.
3:37 p )nl
h:38pin(
9:13 a mi;
Chicago Ly C7 41
.. A. N. A. M. r. M.
Detroit " 7 5,1 1 27 .
Toledo " (130 10 3.1 5 -JO...
Fnitoria " 7 65 11 4.1 6 S5 !
Crey '! 45 12 is 7 05
Up. Sandusky ' s 57 in M 2.7 4e a. m.
Marlon.. ' 9 80 1 27 8 15 5 35
respect " 9 60 1 i.1 8 ,15 6 55
Pelawaro " 10 14 2 05 1 00 6 15
Columhus Ar. 11 05 2 50 9 50 87 10
Columbus Lv 3 00 7 35
Laucuster " 4 10 8 4.1
I-oran " 6 05 0 30
Nelsonvillc.... " 6 3H 10 02
A.,h.en.i " I0 10 m
McArthur " c 11 10 "9
Gallipolis 7 4s 1200
Midtlleport " 8 2fl 1244
Pomeroy Ar 8 30 12 50
r. m. r. m.
a. jr.
t7 30
1-. x.
8 15
835
900
960
5 55
7 IS
800
8 2S
9 00
GOING NORTH
am m
j4 30 fi 30
4 3 2 3fi
6 14 3 14
6 64 4 fit pm
6 45 6 Oft tl' 27
7 22 6 8ft 7 15
8 0.1 15
8 4.1 0 65
0 65 8 10, A M r M
10 10 9 46 5 00 03 45
11 00 10 30 D 60 4 87
11 85 11 10 6 3.1 5 20
112,20 8,7 20 JO 15
12 40 7 35 0 35
1 10 8 05 7 OP
2 SO 9 25 8 20
tU AM r M PH
6 II 12 25 10 CO
8 6t 8 25
Pomeroy I.v
.Mtaniepon.....
Gallipolis
McArthur
Athens
NtUoiiTllle....
Lojan
Lancaster
A X
6 45
722
0&
8 45
9 65
Columbus Ar
Columbus Ly
nciawaro
Marlon
Up. Sandusky
Carey
Kotnrla
Toledo Ar
Detroit Ar
Chicago Ar
Dily. tDilyoxcoptSuiuloy, jMealg.
t Hlindav nniv
Throneh Pullman Palace Bleeping Cars
nlu-lu trains to Chicago.
'J lie only Una runnluc l'nrlors be twee 1
Toledo, Columbus, and Ohio Itlver Beat Vm'l
nuiy xo cents. (I
Itntcs Tin the Buckeye Route aro always f I
low in vln any other lino. Ii
Kor niteH. mum. flhd nth.r liifnrmnllnn urvflfl
W II Fisnmi, Gnoral Passcngor and TIcll
"fjHii, noun! .ti, ucsnier iiiocx, tioiumbl
wniu. or 11. A.niLso.t jJistrict I'arscngcr Acel
Toledo, Ohio. J
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