. Philadelphia in the Civil War, 1861 1865 . the 9th, and the war was over. The 198th wasmustered out at Philadelphia, amid an ovation, on June 3d, 1865. TOTAL LOSSES. Killed or died from wounds officers, 6; men, (^j Died from disease 44 BATTLES, ETC. In front of Petersburg, Poplar Springs Church, Boydton Road (October 8th),Boydton Road (October 27th), Hatchers Run, Weldon Railroad, Dabne/s Mills,Hatchers Run, Boydton Road (March 29th), Lewis Farm, White Oak Forks, Court House. One Hundred and Ninety-ninth Regiment Infantry. (Commercial Regiment.) Colonel James C. Briscoe
. Philadelphia in the Civil War, 1861 1865 . the 9th, and the war was over. The 198th wasmustered out at Philadelphia, amid an ovation, on June 3d, 1865. TOTAL LOSSES. Killed or died from wounds officers, 6; men, (^j Died from disease 44 BATTLES, ETC. In front of Petersburg, Poplar Springs Church, Boydton Road (October 8th),Boydton Road (October 27th), Hatchers Run, Weldon Railroad, Dabne/s Mills,Hatchers Run, Boydton Road (March 29th), Lewis Farm, White Oak Forks, Court House. One Hundred and Ninety-ninth Regiment Infantry. (Commercial Regiment.) Colonel James C. Briscoe. Total Enrollment, 1,462 Officers and Men. The 199th joined the Army of the James in October, 1865,on the James river, being assigned to the First Brigade, Twenty-fourth Corps, and under the direction of its veteran officers proceededto fortify, being at the extreme right. On March 27th the First Di-vision crossed the river and, advancing southward, captured by assault,six days later. Forts Gregg and Alexander, important Confederate TYPES OF THE FIRE AMBULANCES.(From photographs by R. Newell.)
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