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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20
Addllional ~ d Wounded

SECOND REGIMBkT.
Capt. Csdy, priv. A A Potter, II g Ross.
C 0sgood, C Spalding CO II. E Griffith, 6
5 Ordway, + y Colburn, S G Burgel, Jed
away, w Foster, II Burnhsm, J L Tup-
per, J Slattery, Thos Dean.
Go. B.--John Hayitt.
Go. C.-Geo. N Colt, Matthias Devoid,
Geo. II knight. VIM. Mulholland. Z U Phil
ips, G w Pierce.
90. G-J Ryan, + C Bellows, Daniel r
Brown, John Buley, Ii w Conroe, Daniel
Hanly, Spaulding.
Co. lis b Twiss.
Corp A C Humphrey, Thomas Leer.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Nelson Lantrap, A Pierce, Partone, b
Lsazer, G W Rogers, w WhipPle, Grow,
q ID Fuller, u d Leach, l. q Leach, Samuel
futile, Charles Truax.
A J Locke.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
CHI Harris, G Dunkles, White, W
Estey, A A Allen, NJ Ii Turiete, Amos
Boutell, l. Lockwood.
Go. C.-Henry Freeman.
90. G.-Michael Lane, G II Silloway.
Go. K-T Cronan.
Lewis Cass. NJ MoCloud, G Is Smith, John
Clifford, Frsnh Shonyo, IA Wilson
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20
RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May ii

CAIROs ILL.,, may "a.
An escaped Union prisoner officer reports
Union success at Jackson and Bolivar, Tenn.
Gen. Steeles forces are engaged fortifying
Little Rock. All was quiet on the Arkansas
river. The rebel cavalry had gone in the di-
reotion of Fort Smith, and rumor says they
had captured small town below Fort Smith.
1t is said that the rebels did not carry out
their system Of slaughtering negro troops at
the battle of Sabine Run, but dressed tho
wouu Is of many and sent flag of truce to
Gen. Steele for an exchange OF prisoners. A
rebel force is said to be in the vicinity OF
Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
WAsHINsTos, May IL, SIS P. M.
Dispatches received from Gen. Steele re-
port his command as having arrived at Little
Book He had fought superior force OF the
enemy commanded by Kirby Smith, in posi-
ton at Sslim, aud defeated them.
A steamboat from Red river arrived to-day
at Cairo, reports reinforcements going up to
Gen. Blnks. Gen. Candy had passed Cairo
on his way to Red river.
L. NJ. STANTON, Sec. of War.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
of the 7th confirms reports that Banks is re-
turning to that city, via Franklin. He gives
currency to the report that large rebel force
occupies Red River below Alexandria. The
rebels admit loss Of 1900 to 2000 in the
battles near Pleasant Hill
A correspondent to the Times says Steele
in his campaign lost $500 men, 20 guns and
500 wagons. He gives discourAging accounts
OF affairs in Arkansas. The expedition up
the Red River was planned and undertaken
against Gen. Bank'p belief in its possibility
Oi success.
The entire loss in the Red river campaign
in men was 1900 in killed, wounded aud mis-
sing. There was no truth in the report OF .
batsle at Cane river. Gen. Banks army had
been reinforced and wss 1000 stronger than
when he htst advanced.
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Grants Summer Campaign.
MEADE'S MOVEMENTS.
MONDAYS WORK, MAY Q.
Amy on rHk PoroMAo, May 10

ARMY or THE POTOMAC, MAY 10.
Maj. Gen. John sedgwick, commanding
the 9th corps, was killed yesterday morning
while standing with Col. Mcmahon and Mai
Wither Of his staff, inside Of an outer line OF
WORKS, two miles from spottsylvania Cour,
House
He was killed by a sharpshooter the bul.
let aniered his head about an inch below the
left eye and passed out just back Of the right
ear. He died instantly. His drath has cast
gloom over the entire army. No General
in the service was more respected and be-
loved.
Dispatches from the army speak Of Gen.
Sedgwick's successor, Gen Wright, as an
able soldier.
Yesterday we had respite from the fearful
ordeal Of conflict.
Early in the day we had orders TO hold the
positions we had takea, hut not to fight un-
less VIC we're attacked.
Occasionally, however, report from a
musket could be heard and then the helish
whistle Of mimic balls above our heads, but
here was none Of that continuous rattle Of
small arms or the booming Of artillery already
20 commonplace, and our weary troops rest
I'd from their abors upon the ground which
their valor had won. We have gradually
pushed the enemy toward Richmond and have
penetrated to the Po river, which is about
two miles to the northward of Spottsy ylvauia
Court House.
On Monday evening the entire line moved
forward and crossed branch Of the river Pc,
and charged On Light Horse Battery which
was posted to cover small bridge. but which
quickly lmbered up and started off. In
front OF Warren and on the left Of Hancock
quite lively engagement ensued.
In THE FIELD, May 10--7 A. NJ.
Last night, about eleven clock, the rebels
in front Of Gen. Wsrren's corps made an as
sault on a liue Of rife pits hastily constructed
Our men gave volley and fell back for thu pur.
pose Of drawing them on to second line.
The ruse was successful, and as the rebels al
vauced they were received by destructive
fire, who drove them back in disorder. Find
ing our men still retiring, they followed them
up and charged on our third line. Here the
whole line gave them such raking FIRE as al.
most to demolish them, and springing after
them, charged, and drove them back in con-
fusion. The rebel loss is very heavy, while
bur own was light. We took number ot
prisoners.
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/ 4 Delphy, Cfaflord, Il Keenau, J CoyD,
II Rsfter, c w Hathaway, J Sinnell, Of co
III p Montgomery co H-H Brooks, w II
Lincoln, Peter Brewer, Henry Thomas.
90. A.-Ass Puffer.
90. L-Wm Austin, c II spsulding, John
Berwin.
Go. K--E Hatch.
l. Nichols, Walter Douglass J Garvin.
SIXTH REG1MEET.
+ Martell, NJ Shepard, OODike, s Stod-
dard, C Martin co b, d w Stone, EABar-
ney, w Watimere, O N Baker, Ed Bradley,
l. Pinney, Nat Southard, joel Aldrch, II
Warrington, Hubert Higgins.
Co. Dc Wheeler.
Co. E.--Enos NJ Gould.
b H Campbell.
TENTH REoIMENr.
@ Sherman.
Henry Buessher.
Go Is Otherwise.
SEVENTEENTH REoIMEET.
20. B.-Chas. Larnay, John W Sears.
Co. C.---Jos. Ladosisr, O. f. Garry, S. ].
Moulton.
Go. D.--J. j. Temple.
Go. FL. A. Day.
Seventeenth Reg meti-W Wounded Colonel
Cummings, head; Capt. Brown, arm, ampu-
tatod
Gilbert, Faneuf, Lewis Lovely, Charles
w Jones, Rufus q Allard
UNITED STATES sHARPsHoOTERs.
Go. Ed. Berean.
CAVALRY.
K Bigger F, A Brown B.
IT.. French, on Brig. Gen. Grants Staff,
captured.
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his leg amputated, but he died in the after
noon. Just before he died he desired to be
turned over. Which way p the Chaplain
asked Turn my face toward the enemy"
were his last words.
Up to ten o'clock to-day there was constant
diminishing, indicating that Lee was going
To attack. Gen. Grant was ready. The troop,
ere in excellent spirits. They have fought
six days and gained all the time. Lee will
fight long. and with desperation. There will
be other great battles, but officers and men
alike feel sure that this is the last great sttug-
gle. They have perfect confidence in Grant
and admire Meade as an executive officer.
An incident will show the enthusiasm Of
our troops. soldier with his arm ampu-
tated said, Il am very sorry have lost my
srm, for want to be at them again" He
sang, Rally round the flag, boys" and q
score in the hospital joined in the chorus.
To sum up: the rebels tried to stop Grant
at the Wilderness; but. after fighting two
battle, retreated. Lee has tried to stop Grant
at SpoItsy lyaaia, and has had both ianks
folded back-his outer line Of rife pits car
ried-and has been ropulsed in all his attacks.
think it is Gen. Grants intention to 20
TO Richmond at all hazards, and have great
confidence that he will succeed
Forney sends the following from Washing
ton to the Philadelphia Press: Wounded
soldiers are full Of praise Of Burnsides col
ored troops. Jney went into the fight shout
ing " Remember Fort Piiio,o and Plymouth"
The army no longer abuses abolitionists or
eolored soldiers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20
BUFFERS MOVEMENTS.


FORTRESS MONROE, May H.
The latest advices from the front state that
the gunboat Brewster YVES blown up on the
Appomattox yesterday by rebel battery
No statement in regard to the loss OF life
Fighting was going 90 all day yesterday. The
main portion appeared to be on our right
A report just received states that Colonel
Spear has burned the long bridge near Wei
don aud two others. that no made three char
ges and the third time succeeded. give this
iur what it is worth. My informant heard
Col. Spear tell it.
WAsHINaros, May Is.
A dispatch has been received from Genera
Butler, dated "on field. Chester Station
Va. May 1850 p. m" II states that HI
is now pressing the enemy near Fort Dsrlinl
! and has belore him all the troops from Nortl
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sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.

TUNNEL HILL, Ga, May 4.
After three days heavy skirmishing, in
which all the corps participated. we have
driven the rebels back to Rocky Ridge Noun
tain and Buzzard's Roost, from which we are
fast expelling them. Everything goes on
satisfactorily.
(Signed) SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
CINCINNATI, May IS.
Gen. Johnston evacuated Dalton last night.
Our forces now occupy the place.
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Third Vermont-Corp. McCue; Pnvates
Doyle, VIM Hughes, NJ Dorsn. - Miles, J
Mccormick, J Lehman, VIM Hammet shout
der, Sheldon King thumb ampu,sted corps
Lock, Smith.
hs, arm.
ampu,ated, Eihu Turner groin, Wymsn
shoulder flesh.
Go. O-David Churchill left leg ampu,at-
ed, VIM Dunbar.
fourth Vemont--Oo Corp A Stevens
breast fractured
Go. R--E X Merriam hand.
Fifth Vermont--Co. A-W II Demming
breas. slight.
Co. B.-Geo. Checkman.
Go. C.--Peter Bonvier finger, n Mich
OILS, elbow joint.
Co. D.--Wm Miles arm, Robert Emery an
Gle flesh; sergt Elias Merritt thigh flesh
Co. F.--Wm Huntley arm, James Ayres
thigh flesh.
Co. CD A Fssset thigh flesh. A Rivers
leg.
Co. H-Lieut G. Davenpor, radius. 90
Co. Joel Ssbin head flesh, Louis Muir
leg fracture, Porter Herring.
VIM J Brown
Geo II Mullings, elbow flesh.
Sizth Vermont-Co. A.--Barton CLARK h d
flesh.
Go. B.-John F Abbott thigh.
Go. C.--J II Eaton, Jas McGowaH leg am
putated, Geo H Day ieft tex fesh.
Go. F-John Kelley arm and breast flesh
Go. L-Corp Geo II Brown thigh.
Martin, w-ist.
Horace Rollins thigh.
First Sharp Shooters F.-Wm Nc
Ksover, C Page.
While this list repeats names given Gbove
/, adds to the roll Of those who have made
the great sacrifice.
BELLE Isle, Va, May IL.
SECOND REGIMENT.
KiHed-Col. Newton Stone, Capt, Orvilit
Bixby.
Wou, dad - It. Col. Tyler, leg Capt,
Elijah Wales, shoulder Ersstus @. Bsllou
hand S. White. hand ". II. Cady
hand r. c. Ward. P T.. Chase. 1t. Joshu'
/ p. Sawyer. arm q. W Brdgman, arm
Drury. shonlde john J Bain, Genera
Grants staff i.oo.
THIRD KEGtMENT.
KiAsd--Capt. + II. Bartlett, Lieut.. Abe
Merrill.
Woanded-Capt j. f. Cook, shoulder
Erastus Buck, hand.
FOURTH RRGIMEST.
KiUed-Capl. j. w. d Carpenter, DENIM
W. FAR; Its Y. Ellsworth, ir., W. II. Mar
lin, J A. Putnam.
Wounded--Cd. Foster, leg Adjt Geo
b. Freach, arm Capts q. Il Amidon, leg
Daniel Lille, shoulder A. w. Fisher, face
Leu,s. Perry. hand ; Carter, stomach snc
leg Richardson, arm j. B. Brooks Mar
tin, leg; Scott, hand.
FIFTH REGIMENT.
Killed -Capts. ChAs. ]. Ormsbee, Geo. ID
Davenport. Lieut.. Beach.
Wounded Lieut.. Col. Lewis, left arm
4mputated. Capts. A X. Hurlbut. leg VIM
B. Robinson, leg; F n Barney, head, Lts
o. II. Sweet, lungs w. @ Davenport. arm
v. E. Fish, foot; 1t. Bronson, head.
SIXTH REGIMENT.
Riiied.-Col. e. l. Barney Capts Gee
C. Randall, X. A. Bird Lieut.. A. A. Crars
Wounded -Adjutant Sumner II, Lincoln
leg. Capt. G. w. Dwinell, side. Lieut.. I
A. Holtou, leg Capt. Keith. shoulder.
Majol Bennett OF the Cavalry, wounde
in leg. Capt. A. ]. Grover, leg Lieut.. Il
o. Wheeler, chest.
The Cavalry regiment lost 60 killed, wound
ed and missing.
Capt. 5, f. Brown, 18th Regiment, wounC
ed. FRANK +. HoLBRooK.
Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20

- @NAf@fA - ~ = - NO.
KILLED,
Col Newton Stone, I'd VI.
Col Il L Barney, 9th W.
Capt Z II Bartlett, Sd W.
Capt S s Brigham, Sd VI.
Lieut. II French, Sd W.
Capt d w Farr, 18th VI.
Capt ] W d Carpenter, 4th VT.
Lieut. Ainsworth, 4th Vt.
Lieut. J A Putnam, 4th VI.
Lieut. w S Wooster. 4th VI.
Private J Sabin, Sd W.
Hodson, Sd VI.
Marsh, Sd W.
-McGibbon, Sd Vt.
F" Boyd, Sd VI.
T. @ Burnham, 80 VI.
u Marshall, Co d. 5th W.
S Marshall, ID. 5th VI.
l. 9 Allen, ID. Sta W..
ed King, r, 5th VI.
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g. w. X. OAKES, M. d.,

eNSSssa From the Royal Opfhdioiic iyhrnaTy
London, Physician and Surgeon for The Bye,
Ear and Catarrhal diseases of the lungs, Fsnees aud
Nasal passages also Nervous mRladies OF all kinds,
particularly those affet ing Females All Of which be
has made his special study and successful practice more
than thirty years
The DR. has concluded TO locate himself at West Kan
duph, VI al least during the ensuing summer lesu
onials in abundance Of his superior and sueetssiu
treatment, can be his office and residence on
School Street. 4th door below the Academy, WI ere he
will in daily attendance treat those who may desire
his services
QT Consultation gratis. Medicines (preparedby him
SELF and operations charged in accoTdances with fair
upright dealing a all tines
n Bit viii be remembered no doubt, that the DR.,
visited aud praetioed in BratleborO', Burlington, aud
North Bennington, VT, eight years ago And nov bI
request Of many friends he returns 10 do all the good
he e. tor all the afflicted who call upon him.
OfRce hows, from A. M. to +. NJ, every day ex-
ccpt SUNDAY. dA"iu5u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20

NJ OTICE.-1his may certify, that nave
taken out license 20 sell property, both Real Al
pctsot al Public Auction and shall sell every SAtur
da, at my store No s. state street All kinds Of prop
erty sold on reasonable will also attend 90 the
seiug Of property at Auction in any Town in ihe Dis
trict on any day except Saturday. n c. BACON.
Montpelier, Msy IL, 1854 dAWf