. Opdycke Tigers, 125e O. V. I., histoire du régiment et des campagnes et batailles de l'armée de Cumberland. H Brutt, capitaines E. G. White-sides et Elmer Moses, lieutenants (Jharles C. Chapman, Henry A. Donaldson, Charles Leimbaeh, Ralsa C. Rice et Freeman Thoman. Enlistedmen : (Jorp. Dighton Youngand J. Crouse, de A; GeorgeMurdock, John W, Roi,Wallace J. Henry, SamuelFenn et Patrick Welch, de B; Howard Bascomb, Cassius Coats, John A. Har-Wood, Harvey Lamb et George Waterman, de C; William B. Scott, de F; Charles B. Randall, de G; John Hensonek, John Hensley, et John Jolo, de G.

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. Opdycke tigers, 125th O. V. I., a history of the regiment and of the campaigns and battles of the Army of the Cumberland . h Brutt, Captains E. G. White-sides and Elmer Moses, Lieutenants (Jharles C. Chapman, Henry A. Donaldson, Charles Leimbaeh, Ralsa C. Rice and Freeman Thoman. Enlistedmen : (Jorp. Dighton Youngand J. Crouse, of A; GeorgeMurdock, John W, King, Wallace J. Henry, SamuelFenn and Patrick Welch, of B; Howard Bascomb, Cassius Coats, John A. Har-wood, Harvey Lamb andGeorge Waterman, of C ;William B. Scott, of F ;Charles B. Randall, of G;John Dai ley, Jolm Hensonand Frederick Xauek, ofIF; Robert L. Fulton, of K.Xearly all of those herenamed recovered and re-turned to duty ; others weredischarged from hospitals, cause not given on the record, and it is uncertain who theywere. Captain Moses was struck twice, one ball shattered thebone of his lett thigh and another lodged in his leg belowthe knee. Rufus B. Woods and Fred K. Knight, of B., carried him from the Held. He was never again tit for duty.Lieutenant Thoman was hit after the regiment retiredto the ca[)tured pits. John Dailey lost an arm. Our left. CaiT. Ei.MEi; M EM.Afv Ri:ri<i:.Ts. 283 Aviiiij sutterc«l most, luiviiiij least luvoi-ahk i^roiiiid. IJeiija-min J. Porter, ot I, was Itoside tlu- color hi-an-r of tlio ■AKriitucky wIkIi the latter was killcil, ami roitt-r ( auiilif upaiul i-arried tlie tlatf for a few iniuiitis. .laiius Williiiiiii, ofF, was one of tlio iiuMi wlio carricMl (iriicial Haikei from tlictiel.l. ()ui- killed Were recovered uikKt a llai; of liure on the LSth. Dur losses in June, in addition to those liefore noted, wore : Discharged on aeeount of wounds, Fiancis Spragiie, of B, and Cljaries II. Countryman, of E. For disal»ility, Solomon Ames, of D. Kesiirnod on aeeount of wounds, Ca^.t. Steeu B. Parks. ON T(» Till-: CIIATTAIIOOCIIKK. llavinu failed to lirt-ak tlif lines liy assault, <ieneralSlnTman gave orders for a niovi-nient l)v tlie right tlaiik. Mc-IMiersons three corps

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