The Portland daily press., 1864-10-29
For the Daily Press.
Casualties in the 29th Regiment.

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KILLED.
Co. A-Corp. Volney Leayitt; Priv. A. P
Greenleai; privates Almon T. Starbird, Geo
L. Canwel, Major 3. Morrill,.
Co. B-Private Louville Smith.
Co. D-Corp. Charles Corson; private Wm.
Wetherbee.
Co. F-private Lucy Peter 7sei
Co. G-private John II. Lovejoy.
Co. H-private Edward Harmon.
Co. I'D Lieut. John L. Hoyt; Charles r.
Bennett.
Major George Fl. Nye, slight, mouth.
Co.A-1st Sergt. Abel G. T. Stevens, slight.
elbow; Sergts. George Noyes, flesh, both legs
Lennis e. Lowell, wrist and hand: priyates
George Bubier, slight; Azel Staples, IT,, side
Fernando A. Blossom, face; George Butler.
slight; Alonzo Gipson, slight, arm Frank
Nash,, severe, side; Warren Collins, slight,
shoulder; j.. S. Wight, flesh, leg; Atwood
Cannon, both legs; Stillman Blodgett, slight,
both legs; Hiram Jordan, slight, abdomen F;
Ezra K. Wright, slight, leg; H. G. Small, hand
and head; Marshall W. Child, severe, hand ;
Frank Allen, arm and hip. a.
Co. B-1st Sergt Henry M.sSmith, slight,
leg; Sergt. Albert P. Smith, mortal, lungs
Corp Eden B. McAllester, slight, leg; pri-
Yates Charles w. Toombs, MORALLY; True
w. Spears, severe, leg; Geo. 81. Fox, do do /;
Calvin G. Estes, slight, leg; Albert Page, Sc
we're, side; James r. Gross, slight, back; Hi
ram Holmes, slight, face; Charles Libby,
slight, side.
Co. Corp. Charles w. Gage, severe,
arm; privates Charles L. Brown, do do; Chas.
P. Baker, do do; George L. Coburn, slight,
hip; b. VIM. Curtis. slight, leg; Anthony Di-
vine, severe, hip; Frederick S. Haskell, Sc
we're, face; Spencer T. Hutton, severe, thigh ;
Jesse Bishop, slight, face.
Co. Dist Sergt. Henry II. Kallock, Slight.
face; Sergt. James Glaspay, severe, leg; Corp.
Maurice Hayes, head and neck; Corp. Daniel
Flanders, slight, ankle; priVates Storer S..
knight, slight, hip; Wallace Milliken, slight,
breast; Dennis McGoverin, slight, face; Ed
ward K. Moore, mortal, abdomen; Greenleaf
Mariner, slight. nose and foot; John Wescott,
severe. leg; William Brady, slight, chest.
Go. E-Sergt. Stillman Wilson, slight, hand;
Corps. Edward P. Verril, severe. hand: VIM.
I. Haskell, do do; priVates Grin Hilton, do
do; Alfred ii. Larrabee, severe; Charles H.
Pearson. do do; John S. Milliken, slight; JOS
eph Cooley, do; Joseph Winslow, do; Obediah
Sawyer severe, foot. aa-als a5s ags
Co. F-Corps. John F. Wells, severe, ankle;
Enos H. Stevens, severe, breast; privates
Francis N. Miles, severe, both legs; John w.
Mills, do do; Albion Smith, severe, thigh;
Geo. F. Chandler, slight, arm; Charles Pray,
severe, groin; Geo. w. Smellage, slight, leg
VIM. Mulcahey, do do.
Co. G-Sergt. Leonard G.. Hill, severe, leg;
Corp. Samuel s. Evans, severe, knee, privates
Harrison G. Noble, arm lost; VIM. W. An
drews, slight, leg; George P. Meader, severe,
r. Russell, slight, leg; George Sargent, NOR
tally
Co. H-Capt. Granville Blake, flesh, arm:
Sergts. Charles 81. Metcalf, flesh, arm; Henry
z. Pratt, slight, leg; Corps. Gorge p. Wyman,
arm; Greenleaf Sawyer, hand; privates Chas.
g. Bartlett, leg; Timothy Donovan, slight,
head; Holman l.. Foss, severe, side; George
FL. Bailey, severe, both legs; Joseph Stevens,
neck; Mark Grover, shoulder; Asa Fish,
foot.
Co. I--Lieut. John O. Kidder, slight; Corp.
Israel I. Snow, severe, hip; privates George
81. Thurston, slight, leg; Stillman 81. Emer-
son. do do; Andrew j. Durgin, slight, hip;
Charles Walker, do; George P. Moody, slight;
Charles II. Welch, do.
Co. K-Capt. Albert E. Kingsley, slight,
arm; Sergts: James E. Osgood, slight, head;
John A. Willard, mortal, neck; privates
Houghton Bond, severe, hand; Aaron T.
Corliss, slight, shoulder; Patrick Collins, Sc
we're; Martin v. Eastman, slight; Thomas A.
Emmons, severe, side; George Guptill, severe,
face; Tyler H. Mclaughlin severe. leg; Lor-
EMO Parker, slight, leg; Willard Russell Sc
we're, wrist; George N. Spates, slight, side;
Smith, slight, sides George w. Taber, slight,
head.
PRISONERS.
Co. D-John Miller, Daniel F. Buck, John
f. Turner.
Co. Civilian A. Chute.
Co. H-Nicholas G. Foster.
Co. K-John Morrill,.
(Signed) a. /. GREENE,
Acting Adiutant.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Gen. Beal, commanding the LIST Brigade, LIST
Division, was not in the battle, being at home
on leave. His A. A. A. General, J. M. Gould,
writes that the staff were all safe. Part of the
headquarters baggage was lost, and subse-
quently recovered. The Brigade was com
manded by Col. Davis of the 143d New York.
The handling of the Division by Gen. Dwight,
and of the Brigade by Col. Davis, ] believe
cannot be excelled in history. Gen. Sheridan
cannot be praised too much. 1t is the most
wonderful victory | ever heard of.
The battle was hard one for US up to the
time of Sheridsn's arrival; indeed the most
severe | was ever in. Cedar Mountain was
more severe while it lasted, but here,I had to
stand about two hours Of the firing IN the re-
treat, and an hour or more in the advance,
which was truly oacfal; besides considerable
time when it was not SO bad, and wonder l
am not dead.
Chaplain Knox is making himself useful, and
we are glad that his arrival on The evening be-
fore the battle was SO opportune He had a
prayer meeting on that evening. suppose the
12th and 14th Regiments suffered about the
same as ours. The 18th, 18th and Both Regi-
ments were not engaged. q.