Daniel Long (1837-1899) of Fairview, Erie County, PA was apparently the artist of this charming sketch. It depicts three company officers relaxing in their tent, along with their African-American cook. From left to right, they are 2nd Lieutenant Daniel Long, Captain John W. Reynolds, 1st Lieutenant Fletcher Clay, and cook Jack Preston. The 145th Pennsylvania Infantry was mustered on 26 August 1862, and Lieutenant Clay was killed at Fredericksburg on 13 December, which narrows down the date. with--Autograph Letter Signed from Daniel Long to his wife Hannah dated Camp Bolivar Heights, Harper's Ferry, 20 October 1862 and two captions by daughter Minnie Elizabeth Long Ryan (1870-1948), identifying the men in drawing. She adds that "Daniel Long was shot through right shoulder and lung. . . . Jack Preston accompanied D. Long home when he was able to travel and remained for some time to help in the home."