Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-26

FIVE CENTS PER SINGLE cory. I tr
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR. : aisA
from Poultney, Joel Dupaw, enlisted
from Colchester, Joel Sabin, Burlington.
John b Shaw, enlisted from Poultney,
Chas II Spalding, Burlington.
Co.'s A, c and K show none missing
from this section.) f....s
Total killed In regiment, as before Sta
ted, %; wounded, l7s missing, 81; In
all 238. ....-a..
SIXTH REGIMENT.
arH. KILLED. si1i
Company A.-Capt Riley A Bird, Bris-
tol, 1st 1t Albert A Crane, Middlebury,
Drew Hill, Starksboro. ~
Company Corp John Burnhams
Stockbridge. Sylvanus Davis, enliste4
from Plymouth.
Company D-wm A Cook, Shelbum,
Hendrick c welch, enlisted from MARI
boro. I'D
Company F.-Capt George G Randall,
Woodstock ser9t George G BabcOCk,
Poultney, Vim Gardner, Dandy
Company I.-Thomas Russell, Starks-
boro.
WOUNDED. H1
Col Elisha L Barney, Swanton, head
badly, since died. .iis Z
Adjt Sumner II Lincoln Hartford, leg
badly.
Company A.-Sergt Augustus I Cox
Monkton, shoulder badly, sergt John e
Parker, Middlebury, breast, sergt Edwin
| A Barney, MonktOn, leg, corp Sewell
Sergeant, Lincoln hand, corp Alonz0
Danforth, Bristol, arm, Burton S Clarke,
Shoreham, head, Harvey A Atwood, Lin
coin, face, Lorenzo M Atwood, enlisted
from Lincoln, face, Kerry Conley Lin
coin, groin, + w Digman, face, Eugene
Howe, Middlebury, leg badly, M M An
CIV, head, Solon Stebbins, Monkton, leg,
Edwin S Whittier, Lincoln, leg, James J
Whittier, Lincoln, leg, VIM w Wheeler,
enlisted from Lincoln, leg, VIM M Wheel
er enlisted from Rutland, leg, corp Ma
than Z Rider, New Haven, wounded and
left on the field, Vim Greenwood, Wind
sor, left on the field, Daniel w Starr, en-
listed from Rutland, left on the field.
Company C.-Capt Carlos w Dwinell,
Glover side badly, sergt Stephen P White,
Woodstock, arm, corp Samuel M Fitch,
Windsor, arm, William Amsden Read
ing, thigh Rodolphus D Briggs, Mount
holly, arm, George II Day, leg, John Nc
Gowan, leg, William Jones, foot, all OF
Woodstock, VIM II Durphy, enlisted from
Hartland, elbow, Nathan Cummings en-
listed from Plymouth, head, Joseph f
Headle Plymouth, head, all OF the above
slight, B + Rickard, Hartland, face, Henry
| ns.l HortlanH ovvv,
Henry Morshouse, Mountholly, arm,
Levi Stoddard, arm, Charles ii Harley,
enlisted from Bethel, shoulder, Francis
A Frink Woodstock, thigh, Joseph H
Eaton, enlisted from Plymouth, breast
Edward L Brown, stcckbridge, neck.
Samuel N Hastings, Woodstock, thigh.
William = Gilbert, Woodstock, thigh,
VIM II II Ralph, West Windsor, leg, VIM.
Hutchinson, enlisted from Barnard,
thigh.
Company D-John Upton enlisted from
Wells, knee severe, Chester G Wheeler,
enlisted from POmfret, arm slight.
Company E.-Sergt HenryC Cleveland,
leg severe, corp Enos NJ Could head
slight Hiram Greeley, leg slight all
from Ludlow, VIM H Ingleston, Caven-
dish, leg slight,
Company F-Sergt James P Brownlee,
Benson, side severe, corp Hobert H Hig-
gins, Orwell, arm seriously, Geo w Ba-
ker, enlisted from Salisbury, arm Sc
rious, VIM Berlin, knee Thomas Hart
neyl Hastings Rutland, slight, N Flan-
nigan, badly, VIM Cain, Burlington,
slight
Company G-sergt VIM Cleveland,
Hancock, breast severe H Hunter, arm
severe.
Company H-Oliver B Butler, enlist
ed from Reading, hip and shoulder
severe.
Total killed in Sixth regiment, 80;
wounded, 1872 missing IL in all 1879.
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT. 4 7
Headquarters 18th Regt. Vermont Volunteers,
Charlottesville, Va, May 7th, 1854.
PETER T. WAsHBURN, Aa,. and ms. Gen..
SIR I'm the absence Of 1t. Col Chas.
Cummings, wounded on the 9th inst, at
the battle Of the Wilderness; I have the
honor to submit the following report Of
the recent operations of this regiment,
which left the State on the 18th ult., and
arrived at Alexandria, Va, on the 22d
ult., at which time and place Joined
the regiment for duty, and where it was
assigned to the I'd brigade, I'd division,
9th Army Corps, Col. Griffin, 9th N. ii.
regiment, commanding.
The regiment marched from Alexan-
dria on the 9th ult., and arrived at
Bristoe Station on the following day,
where it was encamped until the 4th
inst, when it marched to Bealton Sta
tion, The march was resumed on the
5th, crossing the Rappahannock and tho
Rapidan, via the Rappahannock Station
and Germania Ford At "a. NJ, ON the
9th, this regiment leading the Corps, We
advanced along tho r'er'y -cad leading
from Germania Ford 10 the cid of bat
tie, which I shall call Wilderness.
At sunrise the regiment was in line Of
battle on the right Of the Brigade, pre-
| ceded by skirmishers from the 9Th N HI.
regiment and supported by the 1lth N.
III. regiment.
| At A. NJ, the skirnishers in front
having been Withdrawn, the regiment,
without support on its right, advanced
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