...Pennsylvania, and whose term of service should continue for three years. These fifteen regiments were composed of thirteen regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, and one of artillery. This Reserve Corps was called into the service of the United States on the 23d of July, 1861, the day...

...preserve their organization, and immediately applied to the Legislature for authority to form a corps of thirteen regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, and one of artillery, to be organized and equipped by the State, to be subject to the call of the National Government if...

...State militia, and on the i5th of May, an act was passed for the organization of a " Reserve Corps," of thirteen regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, and one of artillery. These troops were immediately recruited, organized, and put into camps. After the defeat at Bull Run,...

...preserve their organization and immediately applied to the Legislature for authority to form a corps of thirteen regiments of infantry, one of cavalry and one of artillery, to be organized and equipped by the State, to be subject to the call of the general government if needed,...

...the State militia; and an act was passed, May 15, providing for the organization of the Reserve Corps of thirteen regiments of infantry, one of cavalry and one of artillery. Pennsylvania's total contribution to the Civil War was 270 regiments and several unattached companies,...

...of May, 1861, passed an act providing for the organizing of the 'Reserve Corps of the Commonwealth,' to consist of thirteen regiments of infantry, one of cavalry, and one of artillery. Two days after 'the passage of this act. Governor Curtin issued a call for troops to fill these regiments,...

...the State militia; and an act was passed, May 15, providing for the organization of the Reserve Corps of thirteen regiments of infantry, one of cavalry and one of artillery. Pennsylvania's total contribution to the Civil War was 270 regiments and several unattached companies,...