. Geschichte des sechsundsiebzigsten Regiments New York Freiwillige; was es ertragen und durchgeführt; mit Beschreibungen seiner fünfundzwanzig Schlachten; seine Märsche; seine Lager-und Biwak-Szenen; mit biographischen Skizzen von 53 Offiziere und eine vollständige Aufzeichnung der Männer aufgenommen . seine Erfahrung als Krieger, Nichts im Hinblick auf die mächtigen Re-Sults, die seine Bemühungen unterstützt zu erreichen.Er ist jetzt der Besitzer eines Drogerien in Cortland Dorf, N. T. KAPITÄN J. CHITKCH LUKE wurde in Groton, Tompkins County, N. Y., 11. Mai 1834 geboren. Sein Großvater auf väterlicher Seite diente in der Re

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. History of the Seventy-sixth regiment New York volunteers; what it endured and accomplished; containing descriptions of its twenty-five battles; its marches; its camp and bivouac scenes; with biographical sketches of fifty-three officers and a complete record of the enlisted men . his experience as a warrior, nothing in view of the mighty re-sults which his efforts aided to accomplish.He is now the proprietor of a drug store in Cortland village, N. T. CAPTAIN J. CHITKCH HATCH Was born in Groton, Tompkins county, N. Y., May eleventh, 1834. His grand-father on his fathers side served in the Revolutionary war, and three of hisfathers brothers in the war of 1812. The only brother of Captain Hatch enlistedin the Second Illinois Cavalry in 1861, was captured at Fort Donelson in thespring of 1862, and died of starvation and rebel cruelty, at Macon, Georgia, Sep-tember first, 1862. The Captain was married in 1855, to Miss Stilson, of Dryden.His occupation, previous to his enlistment, was farming. He enlisted as a pri-vate in Company C, October twelfth, 1861, but was appointed Sergeant on thetwenty-fifth of the same month, and promoted to Second Lieutenant Octobersixteenth, 1862, and to First Lieutenant February seventh, ^LS63. He was in com- Lieutenant John Fisher. 403. maud of his company from Novem-ber eleventh, 1863, and was r nn- mended for promotion toaCaptamcyJune twenty-fifth, 1868, by Major A.J. Grover, commanding the i; gtment, and repeatedly during the KBand winter by both Major Youngand Lieutenant-Colonel Cook, butCaptain Hatch is a true, out-spokenpatriot, and the people of the Stateof New York in the dark days of1802, placed in the executive chairthat bitter partisan, Horatio Sey-mour, aud owing to a letter sent bysome of the pretended democraticfriexds of the Captain to Governor Saymour, signed by one H. M. Ball, ofMcLean, he was induced to spare the feelings of the great democratic party ofMcLean, and withhold his commission. Thus to please this noble band o

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