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THE FIRST DAY AT GETTYSBURG .

MAP 2.

Positions June 6th.

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MAP 3.

Positions June gth.

MAP 1.

Positions June 3d.

REFERENCES.

] BBH Infantry.

Cavalry ,i Longslreet’s C'p* .L, '

Ewell’s Corps_ E.

A. K. Hill’s C'ps H.(Stuart's Cavalry ... S.

1st Corps.... 1

2d Corps.2

jd Corps. 3

5th Corps. S

6th Corps..... 6nth Corps.... 11lath Corps... 12Cavalry. 13

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MAP 4.

Positions June T2th.

MAP 5.

Positions June 13th.

Those maps and the others relating to the campaign and battle of Gettysburg are cnmpilnl ions by Abner Doubled#*Brevet Major-General, U. 8. A., from the official reports of the commanders on both sides, and from the iu#I )8of Colonel John B. Bacheldor, which were imrciuiscd by Congress for the War Department.—EDITORS.

was heavily engaged, Gregg pushed direct for Brandy Station, sending ordeiSto Duffie to follow his movement. Stuart, notified of his approach, had S eI1in haste some artillery and two of Jones's regiments to Fleetwood,Colonel Butler started at once for Stevonsbnrg, followed soon after by "VVi^k'ham’s 4tli Virginia . On their approach two squadrons of the Gth Ohio, 111