From a Seneca County, New York newspaper in August 1864:
COLONEL KILLED. – Col. W. L. Logie, of Geneva, was killed at the late battle in front of Atlanta. He commanded the 141st N.Y. Volunteers.
THE EIGHTH N.Y. CAVALRY. – This regiment was at Lee’s Mills, seven miles from Petersburg on the 3d inst., doing picket duty.
The 26 year old Colonel Logie was buried in Geneva, New York.
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the big war
It didn’t take The New York Times to label the war “great” as it counted over 17,000,000 soldiers in the armies of the eight combatants.