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Across the Md & Pa line to Hanover 27

He is redused to the ranks and and is absent without leave.

30th We marched threw Union then threw out skirmishers, crossed over to Union Mills and camped.

July 1st 1862. The rebels left here yesterday morning with considerable Cavelry. We marched this morning for Hanover Penselvania [Pennsylvania] and arived there at 4 o'clock Grate inthuseism prevailed when we crossed the state line. We lay at Hanover two hours then started for Getysburg [Gettysburg] in the evening and marched until twelve oclock at night and camped within three miles of the town.

2d We got up early and had an inspection of arms and marched about two miles and halted in an orchard. Some firing all day. I saw John Wescot. and Henry Kallach while laying here. About 4 o'clock the battle was raging fearfully when all at once the command rang out. Fall in 20th. By the right flank, forward march. We marched like horses until we reached the left of our line of battle.

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-Across the Med & Pa line to Hanover                           27
+Across the Md & Pa line to Hanover                           27
-He is redused[sic] to the ranks and and is absent
+He is redused to the ranks and and is absent
 without leave.
-th We marched threw[sic] Union then
-threw out skirmishers, crossed over to
+th We marched threw Union then threw out skirmishers, crossed over to Union Mills and camped.
-Union Mills and camped.
-July 1st1862. The rebels left here yesterday
+July 1st 1862. The rebels left here yesterday morning with considerable Cavelry. We marched this morning for Hanover
-morning with considerable Cavelry[sic].
+Penselvania [Pennsylvania] and arived there at 4 o'clock Grate inthuseism prevailed when we crossed the state line. We lay at Hanover two hours then started for Getysburg [Gettysburg] in the evening and marched until twelve oclock at night and camped within three miles of the town.
-We marched this morning for Hanover
-Penselvania[sic] and arived[sic] there at 4 o'clock
+d We got up early and had an inspection of arms and marched about two miles and halted in an orchard.
-Grate[sic] inthuseism[sic] prevailed when
+Some firing all day. I saw John Wescot. and Henry Kallach while laying here. About 4 o'clock the battle was
-we crossed the state line. We lay at
+raging fearfully when all at once the command rang out. Fall in 20th. By the right flank, forward march. We marched like horses until we reached the left of our line of battle.
-Hanover two hours then started for
-Gettysburg in the evening and marched
-until twelve oclock at night and cam-
-ped within three miles of the town.
-d We got up earley[sic] and had an inspec-
--tion of arms and marched about
-two miles and halted in an orchard.
-Some firing all day. I saw John
-Wescot. and Henry Kallach while laying
-here. About 4 o'clock the battle was
-raging fearfully when all at once
-the command rang out. Fall in 20th.
-By the right flank, forward march.
-We marched like horses until
-we reached the left of our line of battle.