. Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. Ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle . v-r^tx. TIPTON, GETTVSDUHa. ^T : THE F. GUTEKUNST CO., PHIl . Pennsylvania at Getlysburg. 499 pickets out, aiid halted lor the night. The Ibllowing day it again moved Ibr-Avard, driving the enemy as tar as Sailors cieek, \vhere it entrenched ; thatnight it was ordered to support General Custer, and captured two hundredwagons, after which it returned to its position. The ne.\t day the movement was resum
. Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. Ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle . v-r^tx. TIPTON, GETTVSDUHa. ^T : THE F. GUTEKUNST CO., PHIl . Pennsylvania at Getlysburg. 499 pickets out, aiid halted lor the night. The Ibllowing day it again moved Ibr-Avard, driving the enemy as tar as Sailors cieek, \vhere it entrenched ; thatnight it was ordered to support General Custer, and captured two hundredwagons, after which it returned to its position. The ne.\t day the movement was resumed, and the march lasted till nearlymidnight of the the 8th; tlie next day it marched again reaching nearly to Court House about 8 a. m., when the command was drawn up in linewith skirmishers deployed, and advanced under cover of a ridge; here the enemysent in a flag of truce, and hostilities ceased. The command marched through the town and was placed in position beyond,the brigade being ordered to receive the arms of the enemy. The tbllowing morning, the command moved closer to the position of theenemy, and was drawn up, right resting on Appomattox creek, and receivedthe guns as th
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