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Col. Parker and Bennett start for Virginia in ambulance. ∞
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As yet I have not heard a word from my brother Morris since the first day's fight. ∞
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Bury Lieut. Connell and a man of the 4th N.C. Regiment. I wrote to the young man's father, near Statesville, to tell him I buried his son. ∞
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For more information on Colonel Charles S. Wainwright, visit http://bit.ly/AtL6v ∞
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An army that has gained a great victory follows it up while its enemy is badly crippled; but Mead knows he has had as much as he gave. ∞
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They have lost at least as many in killed and wounded as we have. We have taken more prisoners from them than they have from us. ∞
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The battle is over, and although we did not succeed in pushing the enemy out of their strong position, they have nothing to boast about. ∞
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The funny part of it is, the Yankees have all turned black. Several of our company, wounded, have died. Katz is getting along all right. ∞
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No fighting today, this the fourth day of July, but we are burying the dead. They have been lying in the sun since the first day's fight. ∞
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For more information about General Edward Porter Alexander, please refer to http://bit.ly/fgCO1 ∞
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The Federal army was terribly crippled and sadly in want of rest, and no advance was made. ∞
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For more information on John Samuel Apperson, Please visit: http://bit.ly/etPp7 ∞
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I'm announcing to the country that news from Army of the Potomac is such as to cover that army with the highest honor. ∞
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General Meade expected another attack; but, instead of making it, the enemy retreated further. ∞
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Move corps hospital early to a barn three miles towards Fairfield. ∞
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Our brigade has just entered the town of Gettysburg and report the rebels just out of town and in full retreat. ∞
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The dead in the streets of Gettysburg are being buried, and the wounded on the field are being collected and carried to the rear. ∞
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Orders have just come in to move the sick. We are in retreat. ∞