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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

ssIs- The Editor OF the Republican, and
some of the other small lights of the opo-
sition, affect to be highly gratifcd at the
result Of the recent election in Connecticut.
Last year the Democrats had forty six
members in the lower house OF the Legis-
lature this year we have ninety eight a
clear gain ofGty t'co. Last year we did
not have a single member of the State
Senate; this year we have nine. Last
year the Abolition candidate for Governor
had 9,l4S majority; this year he has
2,6OO-a loss Of nearly SeUen thomsaad,-
Does this look like a result gratifying to
the Abolitionistsl But probably their
qualification arises from the fact that they
were not entirely defeated.
The Two YEARS AND NINE MONTHS
MEN.-Tho Public Ledger of this morn
ing says The two years Now York
troops whose term Of ervice has expired,
comprise thirty eight regiments, but on
ly include about $4,000 men, SO that the
actual loss to the army by the withdraw
of these regiments are not very large
Hooker has still much larger force than
Mcclellan had in his march against Rich
mond. Ten regiments of the nine months
men from this State are also to be paid
off and mustered out of the service. -
What means the Government has taken to
supply these losses in the army we know
not, but presume the subject has been one
which has occupied its attention, and
measures taken to provide for it.
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What Benefioent Protection.

Wa take the following description oil
.Wid Western Scenes from cores
popdent of the New York Tribune, who
writes from the immediate neighborhood
Of the events related, Coming from tha'
reliable Abolition poper,it is of course q
true picture Of affairs now being enacted
in the Presidents own State. what n
picture of peace and protection I Law
abrogased, peace destroyed, domestic tran.
ouility invaded, citizens kidnapped and
carried off by the miltruy without the
constitutional right of trial by their
peers, ,be county dcsolatcd, women ana
children driven from their homes ano
wandering in the woods, And oil in the
loyal State of Illinois, where no rebellion
exists, where the Courts arc open and the
laws in force. All this done with the
permission, if mot the command OF the all
m;nistraton. And shi5 Administrator
claims 10 be the Government and deals
with the opponents Of sncI' acts, as sroi'
tors. Alas. for the Government oI the
Fathers. Oh, for the better days OF the
Republic, when the ConsiitntioB was the
,uprome law of the land, AMI when con-
cious of protection, with the proud dec
laration of 81 am an American citizen,
the citizen could 20 proudly and feaFcSsly y
forth ia ''thc enjoyment of lif', liberty and
the pursuit Of hapiness.' Here Is 'hc pie
urc:
GoyERNMENr ARRESTS IN ILLtSotS.-
Anna, Union county ILL.,, April 20, 1863,
The tumult arising from the arTer'ing
of Coppcrhcads and dcscrtcrs in Tins
County still continues. Among the pTIr'-
cpal citigcns taken arc 5. W. AshlF,
formerly chief cnainccs on the Illinois
Central, DIR. Hardwood, of the Wheat
Growers Bank, both Of Anna, and j. D..
Grove, merchant aud miller in Jonesboro', ,
which three are probably w'rth $4,000
Such is shc terror of the people in re.
mote parts of the county that Gat, usig-
nifcant pcrsous are fearing thcy will be
arrested and all as ,Cnark@be iad
thu turing Mrse paSsing nights nome"
and chiti,en 90 snso Mc woOd 10 steep
All busincssis is suspended, for those who
have not been arrested have run away.
even one member of tho State Senate j..
II. Smith, parted. NJ.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

Sl- The term for which $50, 900 of our
troops enlisted expires between this and
the lst of July. To supply their places
the President will be obliged to resort to
the conscription act.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09
Public Vcndue.

w III be sold at Public Sale, at tho laie
~ rr.icncr nf LudWis Young. decd, III Madison
'wp Col Thursday, the 2lst &C May, the follow.
inv prrscn, property To wit
Two Mares vih foai, -Four Nii,h cows. Two young
cattle four hrad Of sheep aud 10, "f Hogs.
Also:
One Twohnrsr wagon, on" Truck Wagon one Spring
wagon one grain drill. one -Four Horse Wagon, ono
Four Horse thr.-hiug machin. one Corn Shelter, one
FanIing Ml, Sels,
Ps, ,HW&,
IiarroWa, and farming ntriisiis generally
Al .O--n lnt of Carp 'ncra tools, Grind stone,
Beds aud Brdding, Tlat by the ton, Grain III tho
round, Household Kitchen furniture, b. hcs great
variety of articles too numerous tn m"u'ion.
rtSacta al 10 O'Clock a, IN Of said day, when ih'
terms of Sal, will b. ma IL Known and due attendance
given, by
Levi WRiGHTs, ,a,,,,,
ABR hM YOUNG, ~ ~
Madison, nv ., ltG3
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

boy NINE. Demorest's Mirror of Fash.
ions has been received. 1t is superb
work for Ladies. See prospectus in this
democrat"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

kee~We are compelled this week, for
want OF space, to omit complimenting the
abolition Editor of the Republican.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

s~sAMuEL WRIGHT, Esq, offers the
"Co'wmJia Spv," for sale.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

ssS-Wa shall next week give good
letter from Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

This would divide The House as follows:
Abolition and Republican 6s
All others 03
Democratic and Conservative majority 5
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C0- Our advertising department is
very important.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

uS'"CLING TO THE CONSTITUTION, AZ THE
sHiPwRECKED MARINER CLtNGs TO the I,Asy
FLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMPEST CLOSE
AROUND HIM"-Daniol Webster
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09
ssy~ The New Haven Courier, a R

sa- The New Haven Courier, Re-
publican paper says; Contractors have
carried on the war;" The blood of our
men, the graves of the wounded, the tear
of the orphan and the wall of the widow,
have been coined into money. /"
They have swindled the Government out
Of hundreds of millions. They have piled
fortune on fortune, and as distinguished
officer at W ashington writes US, all the
operations Of this war are managed by
political swindlers,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
FREDERICKSBURG, Sunday Evening.

FREDERICKSBURG, Sunday Evening.
We have good hospital accommodations in the
city now, but our brigade has moved on to join
Hooker on the right so we do not know our loss
| trust it was not very large.
Monday P. M. We had to bring our hospital
across the river to-day staid till nearly every
thing was over, helping the wounded and buryiug
the dead. We were right in sight of the rebels.
but had good chance to retreat if they had ad-
vanced. had sent my horse over by one of the
wounded men.
Evening. There is terrible lighting beyond the
heights. We can see the flash of the guns, but
cannot tell how the battle is going. ...,.t
Tuesday A. M. I have not heart to write.
Some of the boys of the 9th have been brought in
wounded, and say that the regiment has suffered
terribly. Capt. Hutchinson of Norwich is here
wounded Also Lieut. Crane, who says that Capt.
Ainsworth is killed, and probably Capt Randall.
He thinks he saw Col. Barney fall, but is not GER
tain. One of the men thinks he saw the Colonel
after that. Oh, hope he is not dead. Lieut..
Fabyan is reported killed. Every report that
comes in makes me weep and fear lest the reality
should be worse than this awful suspense. l did
not know how dear these men had become to me.
When learn something more certain will try
to write again.
Tuesday P. M, A man has been to the regi-
ment with my horse, and says there is no officer
killed except Capt. Ainsworth, and he thinks that
not many men were killed and wounded. 1t is an
unspeakable reliefto learn even this. The gene
raj result Of the battle you know as well as |. .a
Wednesday. We are having cold storm,
was called to attend the burial of soldier to-day,
who was severely wounded by shell on Sunday.
1t was Patrick Bergen, Co. d, I'd Vermont. Was
it not the ewho used to live near you? Our
wounded boys supposed was a prisoner. . sa,.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

Persons Intending to build Grst, Circular Saw hs
can find at HOLSTERS Mills, North Montpelier four css
ou Shafts, of which Ave inches in diameter -
feet long, with five feet pulleys attached Also nae
30 inch puleys for mill spinles and three "a nch puS
for ghteners all of which IL inch face and easy '
Also, two shafts, six inches in diameter, one Oh
IL feet long, the other being feet With two sets
gears three to in motion, six inch face, WIN p0
for the same to run In. ,,,...ord
One Single Mill for saving shingles. One CiapGo,a
Mill made on an improved plan. The above Ma S,1.
cannot be eoualled as for workmanship and duraphy'
there is good opportunity for those wishing 10 pNi
chase as they will be sold ut a liberal discount Cav
Also prepared to build Grist and Circular p
Mills will furnish Leather and Rubber Betting, bo
Cloth, and Burr Mill Stone to order at manuiaC!uttet
prices. .a.s MARTIN H0LLISTRR, Milwrsn''
April, 25, 1868. d&wtf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

LINT FROM THE FATHERLAND.-O One of the,
steamers of the Hamburg and American Steam
ship Company, lately arrived at New York,
brought over eighty large packages of fine linen
and lint which had been contributed by the
friends Of the Union along the Rhlne for the
benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers. Some
of the packages were of the size of hogsheads,
and all were made up of the best material.
Every package bore this inscription: .o,'"af'
rhine, Bavaria. For the Wounded Defenders
Of the United States"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
HEADQUARTERS 9Th RECT. VT. Vols,

y'in HEADQUARTERS 9Th RECT. VT. Vols, I
isDaq Camp in the field. May 5, '63. {
Peter r. Washburn, All. and ms. Gen, ::
GENERAL have the honor to submit the
following report ). ra, -..
On Sunday the Sd inst, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, was ordered to support with my
regiment the SD New York in an assault that
was about to be made on the heights of Fred
ericksburg. did 80, and the 9th regiment
was the second one that gained the crest from
the east side, passing by two other regiments IN
the charge.
The following is the list of casualties :; au
IA Alonzo Danforth. co. A. Lincoln. aa. .ssg & i.
rgafi Geo. NJ. Partridge, co. D. Glover, breast slightly
Corp. Frank H. Harris, 60. 4, Danvle, in leg. ff9
On the next day l was ordered to support q
battery, my regiment forming part of the second
line of battle. After some severe lighting the
line In front was broken the line OF the
enemy came forward upon double quick, two
regiments advancing directly against my own,
which was lying down, protected In some meas
ure by slight swell in the ground. My lire
was held until the enemy were within twenty
feet OF our muzzles of our guns, when at the
word OF command the regiment rose and poured
their fire upon the foe and immediately charged,
driving tue enemy back over the ground he had
won. .#a8 E4#a hA
MY regiment captured nearly 300 prisoners,
among whom were two Colonies, Major, seve
ral.Captains and Lieutenants. We held our
advanced position until ordered back by the
order of the Brigade Commander. ID 4 A
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
List Of wounded in the Vermont Brigade

Below we printa list of the wounded in the
Vermont Brigade. The list is not complete,
though we regard it as fully reliable. 1t con-
tains the names of all who had been brought to
the I'd Division hospital in charge of Henry
James, Surgeon U. 5. Volunteers, on Sunday,
May Sd, and Tuesday, May 9Th, and includes
all that could be got off the field before it was
left by our troops. The list was made by one
of the surgeons in the Brigade, and is undoubt-
eddy accurate .l-&ha II II % " ~ . = E.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
B. F. BUXTON,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
MONTPELHER FOUNDKA
M ACH N B III o z, ai.
MAMIE ArT ItHRR, OF

: :
Circular Board Mill Irom
With Lanes Patent Set w orks, (wooded III ae0,,'N|
STARCH, SAW AND GRiST MILL lk UHH1,S PA.
DOSES PATENT WATER WHEELS, KY "a "a 10 ain
IL tent Iron Beam Flows, Common Land ana oMncbpe
Plow Castings, Cultiv4 tor. Teeth Ihreshing Boz
Irons &c All kinds Wood saving MACHINERY IRON
Stoves Etc All kinds CASTINGS to order A!So INV
FENCES of new and various designs.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Official Report of the Losses Of the VT
Brigade In the Recent Battles.

Below we print the official report of Coils.
Grant End and Barney 9th and Capt Buxton,
Sharpshooters, emitting the list of wounded
already printed by US, ,..
So HEADQUARTERS 1sT VI. BRIGADE,
$1,000 May 4th, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
ID REdlMENT-KILLED

Joseph W. Norcross Co. A. Stamford.
Sas W. Richardson, 8 . "
George A. Rec, Co. Z. Whitinlhan.
Robert P. Lord, &C /" Brattleboro.
Corp rnonlas r, Williams, Co, E. Bethel.
Corp. Samuel e. Parker, Co. D. Fletcher;
=. Frederick W Y amberln. Co. Il ROyalton.
sargt Amos W. Bennett, 20. f. Montpelier.
Henry Hail. Co. +. Washington avn. ...
Fra nklin Il. mnard Co. +. Orange. Pei.
bi' Philip W. Crosby, 90 L. Plymouth.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Peter T. Washburn, .
Alt. d ms. General. W.

Sir have the honor to report the most brill
lent conduct of the Vermont troops at the
storming of the Nights of fredericksburg yes
terday. The 2nd Vermont was the first regi-
ment in the principal works OF the highest range
of hills and the 9th Vermont was the second
regiment in the works on the lower range of
hills commanding fredericksburg. The nights,
were carried by storm at the point of the bayon-
ct, under terrific fire from the enemy. The
end Vermont led the charge, and covered itself
with new glory it could not have been done
better. Col. Walbrdge and Major Tyler are
deserving of special praise for their GOODNESS and
gallaptry displayed on the occasion. The 9th
regiment, Col. Barney, did splendidly. The
Sd regiment, Col. Seaver, the Ash regiment, Col.
Stoughton, and the 5th regiment Lt.-Col. Lew
is. constituted reserve force, and come to the
support of the advance in splendid style.
Three pieces of artillary and many prisoners
were taken. Further particulars shall be
given.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Trsins Going south and East.

Leave Montpelier ~ So IL CO p. and 10 SO Pm
M AL TRAIN leaves St.Albans at 635 A. Nj, Burng'
M ton 7,l5 A.. M, connecting at White River Junction
with trains for and from ST. Johnsbury and Lit
Teton, and with Northern Railroad for Bosom,
Worcester &c. and connecting al Bellows Falls win
cheshire r. r. for Boston and with Vermont Valley R.
r. for Springfield and New York, arriving in New YORK
at l0l5P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Montreal 600 A. NJ. Rouse9
Point at 8 90 A. NJ. for Mortified, Rutland and Troy
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensbutg at l2.l5
Montreal at 345 p NJ, Rouses Point 600 P. M. arriv
ing at Boston at $40 Ms connecting at Bellows Fall
with Che shire r. L. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4,20 P. Nj.
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Trains Going North and West.

Leave Montpelier at 232 A. 755 A. NJ, and 440 P.
Mail FRAN leaves Boston at 730 A. NJ, via. Lowell
Lawrence Fiichburg Leaves Springfield at $50 A.
Bellows Falls at 1890 NJ, connecting at White River
Junction with Northern r. r. from Boston and with Pas
slmpsc R. r. and from st. Jobnsbury and Lttcton
arriving at Burlington at $40 P M Montreal at TO-
p NJ, and Ogdensbnrg at $50 A. M
fccoMMoDATIoN TRAIN leaves Mortified at !. 10 A. NJ
and Burlington $50 for Rouses Point and Mont
real. .,..r .. Is r.-..
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley l.. R. leaving
Ne " York at 500 A.. NJ. and from Cheshire II. r.
leaving Boston at 1 90 P. NJ. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving BOs on at
$40 P. M. via Lowell Il at 500 via Lawrence Leave
White River Junction at 1913 M, arriving at Bur-
lin gon al 440 A. M Rouses Point at 6.5) A. M, Mont
real al 9, 90 A. NJ and Ogdensburgh at IL NJ.
Sleeping cars attached to both the night express
trains runnin between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale ~
the principal stations. ~
tG.MERRlLL, Sup't.
st. Adams, VT, May 4. 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
SECOND REGIMENT.

'AP'
Albert Parkhurs B, hip, slight.
Joseph Rover, h, arm slight.
l.. Bowers. X, thigh, severe.
W. M Wyman, A, thigh, slight;
g. H. Ainsworth +, arm, severe.
Thomas Dempsey, A, thigh, amputaton.
<. W Pryor, I, right thigh.
VIM. Higgins, X, abdomen and ARM fatal
Alonzo Goodenough, A, thigh, severe, g.
A. Pratt, |, hand and eye, severe
Hiram P. Matthews, X, face.
James Spaulding, G, arm.
Cyrus Barnes K, lett thieh.
Augustus IL. fratt, /, right eye and hand dan |
riyate T. D. Clark, I, hand, slight.
David Cannon, l, abdomen, slight.
John Kelley, X, right thigh.
William Coagle b, head, slight.
Francis Bush, B, abdomen.
Z A. Hall, |, head. severe.
Oscar Palmer, G, leg.
M, E. Tenney, b, srm, slight.
James Young, arm and fore arm, severe.
G. L. Sampson, A, chest, fatal
S. l.. o. Goodale, +. chest, dangerous.
Truman o. Brown, E, shoulder and chest, dan.
gerous.
John Murray, D, leg, amp utation.
Geo ge Ii, Wright, Z, hip, severe
William O'Brlen, A, thigh, slight.
Patrick Bergen, D. back shell, fatal.
Charles /; Woodward, |, head, severe.
William Il. Shippoe, A, leg slight,
C. C. Hood e, right thigh, severe.
J Bittell, X, leg
0. NJ George, +, chest and back, severe.
HoIatio Il. " ison A, neck, severe
c. W. Brown, D, hip.
John Bass +, leg, slight
John Kelley, K, tn gh, secare.
S. D. Gibson, ], fore arm, severe
Frank Colt, c. thigh, severe.
John NJ Bradford, F, thigh severe
Norman Lampson, II, foot, slight.
James Walker, X, thigh severe.
J. Holmes, arm, slight.
Charles V. Hough, A, leg, severe.
l.. M Bingham, F. thigh.
Lafayette Moore +, b1omen, severe.
H. r. Soule, hest, severe,
l.. X. harris, F, leg, severe.
H. P. BiXby, |, left arm and abdomen.
q Moon L. thigh.
y. Otis Bass I, leg,
r. w. Worthen, H. hip.
George A. White II hip, slight.
h. +. Combs. e, foot
Webster 70 Derby, I, fore
Inland Smell, |, thigh, slight.
X L. Meader, E, chest, slight.
Il F. Clifford e, thigh
W, e. Williams, heed slight.
w. York, u, slight.
H. L. Maxfed Fl, neck, slight.
A. J. Mills L, abdomen, slight.
Levi l.. Monsoon, B, thigh.
Lewis Estes F, scalp, slight
VIM Wallace Cook, G leg, amputation
Hiram Tiliey, g, scalp. slig.t.
William II. Hyde, B. foot, severe.
6. F. wilkins g, scalp slight, r.
Henry NJ. Parker, |, sprain of foot.
.tr Ceylon ]. Ball, f. thigh, severe. b. 4. Etl
George C. shipper, A, groin, severe s q
i g j. Cross, + knee, severe. '.~ ~ - go
VIM. Braidwell, D, thigh, severe
Daniel McKim X head, severe. b., n LIZ
Jesepn Fuller, F, arm, amputation.
George Che bino, e. elbow ......-.
af. .tsa. THIRD REGIMENT
Lie ut Richard Goodall G, leg slight tt E" 3
90 RIA. Kennedy. [. side. severe ino 5og -
Corn, JOIN Fairbanks i, neck ah sH
Private G. c. Meader, G, leg, slight. ..- ii
M Nelson Fuller D, face severe.
v Daley F. head, slight
VIM w. Hartman, d, left arm amputation.
iChas McCarty G left arm slight 81
tra Caas. @. Immsn, G. leg, slight ~. .l.
"a Joseph Ioundry, X finger
Wm. w. Harrington ID, right arm. ae4. aa
David Ellis, E, fractured arm
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
RECAPITULATIoN.

Total b0thdays, "a
I'm addition to the above list, there were
wounded tm9wA .EI8ea&# aHG
Franklin Bixby, CO. B, Tepsh
Warren c. Porter co. G, Fayston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

~ III "a = - Il .~A>A vs..
VThave the honor TO be, General, y
Your most obi servant,
--- ELISHA L. BARNEY,
Col. Commanding 6tn Vt. Vols.
The names of the killed and wounded ia the
9th regiment, are the same as those already
given by US with the addition of,
Arnold shornio, co. q leg a~4
The 9Th regiment captured II officers and 237
men, all of whom were turned over to the Pro-
vost Marshal Of the Army. .-.-.-..y..-..
.es SroNEMANs STATION, Va,
sa.qs May 7th, 1868.
Gen. p. T. W'ashbrrn ~.
DEAR SIR Il have the honor to report to
YOU the casualties of the Sd Vt. Company of
Sharp Shooters during the late battle or May
I'd, Sd and 4th The following are the names
of the wounded "
5r. Henry ]. Campbell, Londonderry. .-
Eoyes J. Davis, Brattebore.
Loring Wyman, Grafton.
1866 Cornelius T. Warner, Landgreve.
They are all doing well. There was none
killed.
Very respectfully your ob't. servant,
A. Buxton, Capt. CONG Co. ID. J..
In the list of wounded in the 2nd regiment
are the following names which did not appear
in the list printed by US:
J. B. Carrigan, Co. B, Benson,
Thomas p. Durham, " Castleton
Merrill P. Maran Vile, " Poutney, ..-.
David B. Bateman, GO " 6 ..,-H~
Carlisle Saunders, g &c Berlin, ..s.I
Cha rles c, Tanner .' '' Washington,
josiah Watson, GO 4" Granville,
Sergt. NV. B. Davis. Co. E, Chelsea, ..s.
W. c. Richardson, 9 60 =" |..
A. j. Willis, 60 +" Tunbridge,
John Gross, Co. F, Hardwck,
Roph Dtty, sc s. Roxbury, a.
A. g. Bradford, &C " Plainfeld,
Thaddeus Train, Moriah N. Y, Co u,
job Remond Gainesville, I" {"
Sergt. f. " Harrington, Kirby, "
J. Cutler, 60. II, Fletcher.
Theo Merrill, co. H. Springfield
Corp. Henry Riggs, CO. l, Ludlow.
|. b. Pollard |,
Michael Gilligan, col,
ID. E. Hubbard CO. |, Reading.
W. D. Derby, CO. |, 1ownshend.
W. R. F. Johnson, Weson
Sd sEGIAENr-Killed.
Seth NJ Whitman CO. E, Morristown.
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Total killed and wounded, l22
A list of the killed and wounded is herewith
forwarded.
| am General,
Your ob't servant,
L. A. GRANT,
Col Commanding Brigade.