The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-04

injury, aud occurred on the mornings OF
the 4th, 7th, Sth, Gath, Goth, 2sth, and
gOth. The month favored US with l6
bright clear days and more of only thin
flying clOuds-draping theskies in mourn
ing only ten days during the time K.N.I.
aS-The Tribune of last evening says,
in speaking of the battle at Richmond !:
"The divisions of Gems. Sedgwick and
Richardson were passed over the river,
driving the enemy back with the bayonet,
and literally covering the ground with his
dead" We believe this Gen Richard
sons division is the one iD which Capt.
Jones company is stationed.
aa-We have the following from Capt.
Graves of the loss of Potter county in the
late conflict between the Rebels and Gen.
Banks. 1t is more than probable that
manr OF those put down as missing will
get into camp safe:
al herewith send you a list of the
wounded aud missing it the action at
Winchester, on Sunday, May 25lh. 1862
Undoubtedly several of these will yet come
in; N. Brockwsy came luto camp while
| was writing this, he was taken prisoner
but got away from them aud came to the
river at Harpers Ferry. We are now
encamped near WtlliamSport, Nd We
left Strasburg Saturday morning at 4
O'Clock, our baggage an6 supply trains IN
advance, also the sick from the Hospital
at Strasburg. At New own, ten miles
beyond Winchester, a party of Ashby ;
cavalry charged on the advance and took
the most of the sick and several ambu-
lances and baggage Wagons; the sick were
without arms We arrived at Winehes-
ter and mped-lay ing on our arms all
night. During he night the pickets kept
up constant firing at t. A. NJ, they
opened upon Us with round shot and shell
from twelve pieces of cannon. They also
had thirteen infantry regiments in line !;
we had but three and four pieces of can
non. The lst Brigade, Gen. Banks, was
on the left with US. Col Gordon Brig
ade was on the right Their force was
overwhelming. We retreated back to the
river at Williamsport, distant SO miles
Got here about 10 P. NJ. of Sunday.
j. H. GRAVES.
PRESENT WOUNDED:
Lafayette johnson, Clara
Henry Terwillager. Clara
Henry Cummings, Harrison.
ABSENT WOUNDED AND MISSING:
Edward Bradshaw, Genesee
Harvey j. Warner, Harrison
Joel Terwillager, Clara.
MISSING:
Corp'l G. c. Cavanaugh, Genesee
Drummer, Geo. Washington, Harrison
Privates, Enos Munson, 0swayo
" Ebenezer Miller, Oswayo.
List of those who were sick in Hospi-
talat Winchester aRd Strasburg.
Reuben Plants, nurse in Hospital at
Strasburg
Drummer leicester B. Stone, of Bing-
ham, sick ia Hospital at Strasburg.
corp1 Noyes Snyder, Harrison, woun-
ded In Hospital at Strasburg
Corp'l j. G. Wilkinson, Oswayo, IN
Hospital at Winchester.
Corpl w. J Brown. Genesee. Hosni-
tai at Winchester.
A. j. Swift, Wharton. in Hospital at
Winchester
s~COllins S. Brigham of Ulysses is
reported killed.
H@-The following is the report of Capt
N. j. Mills company as found in pri-
Tate letter:
KILLED:
Corp'l Seth McMullin, Wharton.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED:
Benz. F. Bishop, Allegany
Charles Schwenck,
MISSING:
Serg't Daniel D. Tompkins Allegany
Joseph Palmetier, Sweden
Wm. james. Allegany
Ihos. M. Slnsabaugh, Wharton
Elisha j Horton, Ulysses
William Ross, Wharton
Isaac B. Baker, Allegany.