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arge and establishing a new line in advance of the previous one. Here Col. Thomas Cass of the 9th was mortally wounded, and his lieutenants, John H. Rafferty and Edward McSweeny, were killed. General Devens, who was in this battle, said of Maj. Ozro Miller of Shelburne Falls (10th Mass.), who was killed in this fight, I know of no one among the heroic dead more worthy to be mentioned by name than Major Miller. Linked with him was the memory of Lieut. James Jackson Lowell See his memoir in Major Miller. Linked with him was the memory of Lieut. James Jackson Lowell See his memoir in Harvard Memorial Biographies, I, 422. (20th Mass.), who fell at Malvern Hill and had been previously wounded at Ball's Bluff, where his cousin, Lieutenant Putnam, had been killed. Brig.-Gen. I. N. Palmer, commanding brigade, says in his report, The 10th Mass., after several hours' hard fighting, reported their ammunition exhausted, but they remained firmly on the field till after dark, and until the enemy was everywhere repulsed. Here ended the remarkable campaign of three months, in which t