Connecticut western news., 1874-06-12
The Soldiers, Record.

The catalogue of all soldiers who enlisted from this town in the war of the Rebel.
 lion, and which was read by MT. 1T. L.
 Norton on decoration day is as follows:
 Second Heavy Artillery, mustered in Au-
 gust, 1862; changed from infantry to ar tillery November 1868. Commenced ac- tive service June 1864, attached to the 9th corps; served in the Valley, &c. Mustered out in 1865. Whole number from Sails bury "A. Died, Oren H. Knight, 2nd lieu tenant; promoted captain June 1864 !; wounded before Petersburg, brought to New York and died there.
 James Caul, killed, Cold Harbor June 1864; Peter ostrander, disease, Dec. 8oth, 1882; Adam Ostrander, Monroe Whiteman, Amos Woodin, Robert W. Bragg, Edmund Hickey, Ezra B. Morris, Walter 0. Sparks Reuben R. Speed and Henry Voelker. killed at Cold Harbor 1864 James Ostrander IT. died of disease Dec. 2srd, 1862; Jacob F. Rapp, died of wounds received in action of Cedar Creek, Sept. 1864; Chester A. John son, died of wounds at Cold Harbor; John Lapham, died disease April 24th, 1863; c. W. Mansfield, killed by railroad accident on Housatonic when coming home; Guer- don Davidson, died disease; Daniel Gla- reen, killed at Winchester 1864; John W. Turner. died disease; Henry s. Wheeler, died wounds received at Cedar Creek Sept. 1864. Twenty-one deaths in 2nd Heavy Artillery.
 Fifth Conn. Volls. s.-Mustered in July 1861; served in Army of Potomac till Spring of 1864; then attached to Sherman's command and joined in the march to the sea. Whole number from Salisbury in the 9th O. ", 17. Deaths-Joseph Hopper and Bernard Woodhead. June 23rd, 1862.
 Sixth Conn. Vols-Mustered in &c.; six from Salisbury. Anson E. Babcock died Sept. 2sth, 1861.
 Seventh Conn, Vols.-From Salisbury 16. 8. W. Wolcott, killed at Deep Bot tom Aug. l6th, 1864 Fl. Pitt Bosworth, killed at Olustee Feb. goth, 1864; Albert E. Barnes, died disease Dec. 17th, 1868.
 Ninth Conn. Vols.-From Salisbury 5. Died-Peter Finkle. July I4th, 1862.
 Tenth Conn. Vols--From Salisbury IT, Mustered into service Oct. 26th, 1861 went with Burnside, &c. Three deaths. Oryille D. Owen, Feb. 17th, 1862, of wounds re- ceived at Roanoke Island. :Egbert Rowe, John W. Speed and D. Owen prisoners.
 Eleventh Conn. vols.-Mustered into service Nov. 1861; went with Burnside, then with Mcclellan at Sharpsburg and Antietam, then with Butler, sc. Whole number from Salisbury 54, Died-Elisha Cleayeland, disease, Jan. 3rd, 1862; Owen McNeil, killed at Drurys Bluff May l6th, 1864; Alfred DuDoise, killed at Petersburg 1 June 1864.
 Salisbury sent 6 men to the l2th Conn. Vols. None died.
 Three to the 18th. None died.
 Eight to the l4th. Joseph B. Bond, died April 11th, 1864.
 Three to the 18th.
 One to the 18th.
 Three to the goth.
 The 2Sth 0. V. raised for nine months service. Go. E Iron Guard recruited in s2 men; mustered in Aug. 18th, 1862; went to Pensacola. thence to Louisi. ana; took part Tn siege of Port Hudson contracted disease, &c. Deaths-Egbert F. Mott, killed at Port Hudson June 14th, 1868; Ovid P. Shaw, after enlisting in the 2sth 0. V., assigned to IA c. ", was killed before Petersburg June 14th, 1864; Orville Q. Blake died Aug. 2nd, 1868. Andrew Ball died soon after reaching home; Danl W. Duvall and Rens. McArthur died of wounds received at Port Hudson July 9th, 1868; Eben P. Wolcott died soon after , reaching home; Henry v. Wright re-enlist- ; ed and died in service; Cornelius Turner :, died July 3Oth, 1888; J. Milton Bishop, John Brant and J. Harper Smith died com Ing home; Peter Burns and John Donahoe . died at New Orleans; Jourdan Brazie, z Baton Rouge; Henry Sunera died soon af- 7 ter reaching home. Sixteen deaths. Twelve from Salisbury in.29th 0. V. (col - ored.) Two deaths. John s. Addison, Apr. 22nd. 1864; Charles Brown, June 18th, z 1864. Whole number from Salisbury 325 whole number of deaths 5e.