Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

Charles Towner, private, do, wounded in the
thigh, severely; G. X Hill. do, wounded in
the arm, severely; D. Ellis, do, in the arm,
slightly; G.. Ludine, do, wounded in the hand.
slightly; Calvin Fuller, do, wounded in the
thigh, slightly c. H. Holmes, sergeant, do,
do, in the thigh; G. Willis, private, company
L, wounded, missing; ]. +. Penning, rgcant,
company II, kille ID. G. Wilson, corporal,
company f. killed Austin Borquitson, private.
company f, killed w. Downer, private, COM
pany +, killed Richard Wilson, killed G.
lClske, wounded in the head, dangerously u.
rruzzen, captain, wounded in the hand and
NIGH seriously; u. Chandler, LIST lieutenant,
Wounded in the hand and thigh severely L.
SSaHnahNs' corporal, in the arm, severely John
onlih private shoulder, severely; Willis Whit
COMB mp severely, T.. A. Perry, thigh severe
y J. II. Butterfeld, side, severely C. II.
Paige, arm, severely; A. f. Reed. Thigh, SC
verely f. Metcali, corporal, shoulder, Slight
ly. '''''''' ''9"'
Second Brigade, VIM Fuller. private. con,-
pany A, I'd Vermont, killed, shot through The
head A. II. Patch private, company A.
wounded in the hip severelyj a. A. Bailey,
company A, wounded severely in the chest and
arm F. E. Whitcomb, company A, wounded
in the leg severely; L. J. Flood, corporal, COM
pany B, wounded in the leg; L. f. Briggs.
H. J.
killed j. Goodman, do, killed; G. Danf1rth.
do, killed ID. Elliott, do. killed J; Lcihay,
do. killed; John Neak, do killed. O. Stevens,
do. Alfred Taylor, do. killed A. Hutchinson,
corporal, do. wounded, MORALLY; +. A. Varcot,
do. wounded in the arm severely; J. Blanch-
ard, do. wounded, severely W. Davis, do.
severely; James Miles, do. wounded in the
breast, slightly; George Washburn, do. wound
ed in the arm, slightly J. f. Morse, do.
wounded in the shoulder, slightly S. Reynolds,
do. wounded in the arm, slightly A. Ii. Will
son, do. wounded in the arm, slightly Charles
Bunnerhaun, compan +, wounded In the neck,
slightly A. Wright, do. in the temple, slight,
ly; j. N. Lucoly do. in the face +. Morrill,,
do. missing; Moses Morrill, do. mssng f.
kibbis, do. missing d. Morse, do. missing
u. Hurd, do. missing: L. +. Burch, corporal
company II, wounded in the eye, slightly;
Dana, corporal, slightly f. s. Waterman, pri-
vate, company A, killed A. +. Wilcox, do.
killed }. BATHS, private, company ID. killed;
F. Somervlle, private company X killed P.
Devins, do. killed; VIM Scott, do. killed;
thomas Coriuel, do. wounded in the thigh,
mortally; J. r. Hoyt, do. arm, severely ].
Ferris, sergeant, severely Samuel Wales, pri-
vate, do. shoulder, severely w. II. Emmons
do arm, severely; w. H. Green, do. arm,
severely; James J. McNIanus, do. hand, severe
ly; j. McCarty, do. hand, severely ID. Ellis,
wounded slightly in the face. The following
are of the 18th Vermont regiment d. ]. Rib
Bile, company I, killed, shot through the head
L. B. Niles do. killed; L. Adm, company A,
wounded in the left hand, severely, but not
considered dangerous; II. B. Anterior, capt
ain, company c, wounded in the hip, not dan
gerous; A. Parker, private, company f, wound
ed in the leg, severely, ball extracted Piman
Knapp, private, company |, wounded in the
/ haol al, L. A o.. 4. Il
the right Lleg by part of shell, severely; n.
r. Page, company f, wounded slightly John
P. Harris, private, company II, wounded NOR
tally, the ball passing the right thorax Charles
lngraham, private, company |, wounded in the
left arm, slightly Charles Dunklee, private,
company |, wounded in the hand, slightly.
The following from the 9TH Vermont
William Henry, private company c, killed !;
James Kennello, company d, killed F. B.
Adgatt, private, company B, wounded in the
thigh, severely ;-Mayhew, private company
B, wounded, confusion of the breast by ball,
slightly Jas Hammer, do, wounded in the
hand, slightly, no bone broken II. Davis, pri-
vato, company G, wounded in the arm, tract
urcd severely A. NJ. Perrin, private, company
!, wounded in the thigh ball passing out in the
groin g. p. Bixby, private, company l. wound
ed slightly, confusion of the spine. 4th YER
mont, L. G. Reynolds, captain, company F.
killed; Barney. Mason, private, killed r.
Blakesy, company F. killed Lewis Talbot,
company d, killed; George Parker, company
C., wounded in the knee, severely. Second
Vermont Bailey, company d, wounded in the
groin, severely Davis, ordnance sergeant,
company d, in the back, severely; Silas Whit
ney, private company II, arm, severely NJ
c. Shepard, do, shoulder and jaw, severely ;
n. B. Banker, private, Co., A, leg, slightly,
flesh wound; S. G. Forbes, Co. |, shoulder, L.
Graves, company c, in the ide of the skull ;
H. Pollard, company c, leg fracture; L. c.
Wright, company A, ins'ep A. Fashion, com
pany F, thigh; Daniel Woodward, thigh; j
Long, company A. chest and arm, severely
Sixth Vermont-Oakes, company A, wounded
in the neck, severely d. B. Davenport, COM
pany H, thigh, flesh wound Thursday Benser,
ankle; A. ID. Dreffany, company, c, knee, am
putated James Simons, company II, thigh +;
w. II. Rising, thigh /. Buckley, orderly SER
geant, company L, leg; w. Casby, corporal
do, thigh james Conner, company F knee (;
]. Falts, do, arm: p. Bates, do, arm r. g.
lieutenant, do, leg A. F. Garbin, company A
arm fractured, severely; J. L. Wilson, COM
pany c, abdomen, severely: George Brock, do,
knee: John Robinson, company ID, foot H.
Walker, company X, wounded in the knee, Sc
verely, amputated j. Boswell, company C,
thigh; II. Houghton, company c. hand Dan.
Ayres, company c, knee Thomas Barker,
company c, hand; ]. White, company c, arm /;
D. S. Jones, company c, hand, slightly (;
Thomas Murphy, company II, arm Z. X.
Cove, company a, neck and head; L. God
dard, company c, leg I, II. Fuller, company
II, thighs N. B. Hancock, sergeant, company
Ii, in both legs, sc erely.
In Motifs battery, were He'd and wound
ed. VIM. E. Morrill,, LIST lieutenant L. S.
engineer corps. was wounded in the upper part
of the right arm, severely. Killed, Sol wound
ed, 100 missing, o. Total, 1914 G. B. Me-
CLEILAN, major general commanding.
Progress of the Siege.
THE REBELS GET THE WORST OF IT so FAR.
Thirty-nine wounded from Yorktown, arrived
at Foatress Monroe on Saturday, making 80 n
all, wounded in the fight on the left flank, on
IL 4, I. Hal