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Hon. Discharged.
'62 Discharged January 20, 1863, for wounds received at Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862.
'62 Served full term. Hon. Discharged.
'62 Served full term. Hon. Discharged.
Company "K" mustered out May 29th, 1863.
CHAPTER III.
Marches.
A LTHOUGH not strictly a "march, " but properly a ride, the regiment left Camp Curtin at Harris- burg, August 17th, 1862, on its way south to join the army, at 9. 30 o'clock a. M. , on flat cars on the Northern Central Railway. So many men ...were forwarded to the seat of war at that time, that passenger cars were a luxury, and even box cars appeared to be very scarce that beautiful Sunday morning; so the 127th Regiment were required to occupy flat open cars, with rough boards laid across them, from side to side, for seats; thus giving the sparks from the locomotive a chance to burn holes in the new uniforms of the men ; and some could show holes as large as if made by bullets. This was the first initiation of the regiment into the rough life of a soldier.

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