The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-24
Abstract Reports--Maine Regiments.


We are indebted to Adjutant General, John
L. Hodsdon, for the following abstracts of re-
ports received at his Office, from the Maine I'd,
10th, 18th, and 18th Regiments:
The second Regiment reports, June Both.
present and fit for action, 335; on extra duty,
AZ; absent, 1876; sick, slightly and otherwise,
rs.
The following is list of the killed, wound
ed missing, &c, for the month of June.
Lit. Col. George Varney missing in action of
June n. Adjutant l.. p. Mudgett, (wounded.)
Assistant Surgeon A. ID. Palmer. Lieut. George
Z. Brown, Co. B, tseverely wounded) Capt.
Levi Emerson, Co. Z, (mortally wounded.) all
missing in action of June q.
Co. A, Privates, Peter Carney, n. B. Doe,
A. III. Godfrey, John c. Blagdon. Morris d.
Condor, w. ID. Waterhouse, all missing in ac-
ton.
Co. b, Privates, Crawford S. Ellis and Joel
l.. Thorns, died from wounds; A G.. Ames,
Joseph Grindle, John N. Grindle, and Corpor-
ais John ii. Tibbetts and Westley A. Brown,
missing in action.
Co. G, Privates, Simon F. Hunt, died from
wounds; Samuel o. Lowell and Moses w.
Lombard, deserted; Henry A. Harlow, Henry
9. Reynolds, VIM. ii. Jones, Reuben II.
Glover, missing in action.
Co. ID. Private Alvin ii. House, missing in
action.
Co. E. Sergts. James L. Rowe. died from
wounds and Edward l.. Sterling wounded and
missing; Corporal G. w. Pratt deserted: Pri-
Yates ii, S. Prescott, died from wounds. Eden
A. Keen, deserted. r. S. Atherton. j. r.. Cum
ningham, j. Leonard, Thos. r. Wyman. John
Walker, G. A. York, missing in action: Jefer-
son Pickard, John j. Randall, wounded and
missing.
Co. +. Corporal Robert L. Atkins killed in
action; Privates, John Coy discharged for dis
ability, Isaac Berry died of wounds, S. V. Cur
It's killed in action, w. b. Welch died of dis
ease, L. Z. Trafton missing in action.
Co. q. Privates Gannett B. Dnsmore killed
in action, G. {. Robbins wounded and missing,
Chas. III. Ellison, w. A. Harnden, Augustus
Hines, Geo. A. Dunham, missing i'm action
Co. III. Privates Stephen r. Crosby and B.
b. Murray discharged, G. G. Martin died of
wounds, Samuel Warren died of disease John
b. York, W. III. Brackett, VIM. Stevens and
Paul Burton, c. w. Doble, missing in action,
Fred w. Wing deserted.
Co. l. Private Daniel. c. Hathorn died of
disease, Michael Cornett, Jere. Cochran, John
Collins, Michael Hagan, Michael Kenney, Rich
ard kelleher, James Stone, (since reported to
have died at Richmond Thomas Stokes and
Daniel Wheeler missing in action.
Co. X. Sergts. Danl. Staples and James Bur-
lingham prisoners; Privates Stephen Frye
prisoner, Byron Lowell wounded and prisoner.
Z. 5. Colby killed in action; Hospital Steward
ID. W. Edgerly prisoner.
For report of the 9th Regiment. see Col Bun
ham report.
Tenth Regiment Maine Vols report as pres
ent June Both, and tit for duty 693; on extra
duty, 8; absent, So; sick, slightly and other
wise, S.
Deceased during the month of June: Co.
c, Private John Goodhue; Co. X. Sergt. Fran
els III. Pratt; Co. ID, Private Oscar Bean
Discharged in June: Co. b, Privates Levi
Cannon, Bradbury Emerson, Thos. I'll. Saw
yer; Co. 4, Joseph Benson, Benz. F. Harmon,
Charles III. Manson, Charles r. Green.
Co. +. Wagner, Isaac X. Knowlton, Pri-
Yates Alfred Roberts, Geo. w. johnson, Obed
w. Daggett.
Co. G. 1st Sergt j. Frank Rogers.
Co. III. Corp. Aug. White; Privates Adolph-
us Reed, Gilman Rice, Thos. Wyman.
Co. /. Privates Ambrose Foss. Dudley De-
land, Jr., Chas. Littlefeld, Isaac Shannon.
Chas. III. Roberts, Foster NJ. Haskell: Wagon
er Erastus Bodge; Corpl. James L. Fellows.
Deserters. Co. ID. Priyates Joseph Crane
and Henry Randall, absent since May Both,
John Marshall, since May 2Sth Thos. |. Buck,
since June 10th; Co. III. jeff L. Coburn and
Augustus NJ. vickery, since MAY 25th.
Private William A. Hamilton, Co. G. before
reported missing in action, is now known TO
have died of wounds near Winchester
Privates Andrew j. Walton and Solomon S.
kenney, Co. Il, before reported missing in ac-
tion, are known to have been killed May Is.
The following men, before reported missing
in action, have returned to duty or been.pa-
rolled:
Co. A-Corp. Henry n. Shaw, paroled and
furloughed; Privates Chas. Sutherland and w.
q Aarppnt rpturua5 to butx
Co. B-Priv. Chas. F. Allen, paroled.
Returned to duty from missing.-Co. B.
Privs. Alex. johnson, Oliver +. Varney.
Co. C.-Privates John N Wiley. Louis FL
bridge, VIM. p. Hamilton, VIM. L. Keys, John
Nado, James Smith. =
Co. PRIV. David f. Hodsdon.
Co. F-Sergt. Joseph S. Merrill, Private An
drew jackson.
Co. G-Priv. Alpheus Fuller.
Pdrotied-Co. C-Prvates Charles Burn
ham, Thos. NJ. Glendenning, NJ Geary, A. ID,
Newbold.
Co. D-Drummer John Erwin; Prvates
Alexander Sebastian, Charles w. Hammond
Co. Private Frank J. Savage
Hospital Steward Geo. L. Norcross
18TH REGIMENT.
Reported present and fit for duty 527; on
extra duty, %; absent, 200, sick, slightly or
otHciNlSt, liU
The condition of this regiment is healthy,
and the regiment is gaining by frequent en-
listments of the Union men of New Orleans.
On June Is, five companies of the regiment
went on an expedition to the Passes of Man.
che and other points in the vicinity, and re-
turned on the 10Th. There were no casualties.
During the expedition and while at the Passes,
this detachment captured batteries of six 32-
FOUNDER guns, and destroyed the bridges at the
Passes.
13TH REGIMENT,
Reports as present and fit for duty, ATS: on
extra duty, 30; absent, 50; sick, slightly and
otherwise, 274.
This regiment is doing severe and arduous
duty at Ship Island and the islands along the