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gaged at intervals. 29th, was engaged again. 30th, in same position<br />

but not engaged.<br />

July 1, was engaged in same position. 2d, was engaged all day.<br />

3d, the rebels having fallen back during the night, I moved otit on<br />

the Marietta road, passed through the town and took up position<br />

with one section five miles south of Marietta on the skirniish line<br />

and was engaged until night, when I threw up works and put the<br />

whole battery into position; Corpl. Oscar D. Gray was wounded<br />

severely in left side. 4th, was engaged heavily all day in same<br />

position; Privates Jeremiah Swoyer was wounded severely in<br />

shoulder, George Otto in arm and side severely, F. G. Vallereux<br />

badly in right arm, D. -w Shearer in face and hand, John Shanon<br />

slightly in hand, George Harding slightly in hand, Cornelius Burns<br />

in head, Frank Hall in foot. 5th, moved forward again, the rebels<br />

having evacuated the night before, and took up position on the<br />

Chattalioochee River and opened on the rebels; threw up works during<br />

the night. 6th, went into camp near the works. Remained<br />

in camp 7th amid 8th. 9th, was engaged in same works all day;<br />

Christopher Klassier wounded in the head.<br />

In camp again on the 10th, where we remained until the 16th,<br />

when I exchanged two sections of my Parrott guns for 3-inch rifles.<br />

17th, in obedience to orders, I moved out and crossed the Ch~ttahoochee<br />

River, and camped about one mile from the river. 18th,<br />

moved out and took up position on skirmish line, and was engaged<br />

828 THE ATLM~TA CAMPAIGN.<br />

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a part of the day. 19th, marched about two miles and encamped.<br />

20th, moved out, took up position, and built works. 21st, moved a<br />

short distance, took up position, and built works again; was engaged<br />

a short time; Private H. B. Tooley woniided severely in leg.<br />

22d, moved forward; took up position in front of Atlanta; engaged<br />

heavily all day; Sergt. William McIntyre wounded slightly in leg,<br />

Corpl. T. A. Fitzsimmons severel in t e face. 23d, engaged part<br />

of the day in same position; were relieved by Eleventh indiana<br />

Battery and moved one mile to the rear and went into camp. 24th,<br />

moved~ out on thq line in front at daylight and threw up works<br />

again. 25th, engaged in same position all day. 26th, engaged in<br />

same position. 27th. was engaged again lightly. 28th, engaged at<br />

intervals all day. 29th, engaged lightly. 30th, was engaged a part<br />

of the day. 31st, moved off to the left and front of a large rebel<br />

fort; took up position and threw up works during the night.<br />

August 1, battery engaged all day with rebel fort. 2d, was engaged<br />

very heavily all day by 20-pounder guns in the fort; they disdismounting<br />

one of my gnus. 3d, fired five rounds at intervals<br />

during the day; was relieved in the evening, and moved a short<br />

tance to the rear and camped. 4th, moved at 6 o’clock in the morning<br />

and took up position on the right flank. 5th, remained in same<br />

position, but not engaged. 6th, moved a short distance to the left;<br />

took up position on front line; was engaged all day at intervals.<br />

4,<br />

th, engaged all day in same position. 8th, fired a few shots occasionally<br />

all day. 9th, engaged in same position. 10th, engaged<br />

again. 11th, engaged iii same position at intervals. 12th, was engaged.<br />

13th, was engaged lightly. 14th, engaged lightly. 15th,<br />

engaged heavily all day. 16th, fired a few rounds occasionally.<br />

17th, was not engaged. 18th, fired a few rounds. 19th, fired a few<br />

rounds. 20th, fired a few rounds. 21st, fired occasionally during<br />

the day. 22d, fired a few rounds. 23d, engaged all day at intervals.<br />

24th, engaged at intervals. 25th, fired a few rounds. 26th, fired a<br />

few rounds occasionally all day, and in the afternoon received<br />

marching orders; moved out after dark, going• to the right about<br />

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