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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 4. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 118 (search)
from the field mortally wounded. The Forty--ninth Ohio was commanded by Lieut.-Col. Blackman, who performed his duty nobly, giving proof of his skill and courage on the field. The manoeuvres of his command under fire, as before stated, showed that firmness and discipline so essential to the glory of our army. Major Drake occupied a most perilous position, but with unshaken courage he cheered on the extreme left under a cross-fire of infantry and shower of shell and grape. Adjutant Charles A. Norton was constantly at his post of duty, and showed himself a soldier worthy of his position. I herewith inclose a list of casualties in this command, which shows twenty-three killed, twelve mortally wounded, eighty-four severely wounded, and one hundred and twenty-seven slightly wounded. Major S. W. Gross, Brigade — Surgeon, was placed in charge of a depot of wounded, and merits great praise for the skill and energy with which he treated and provided for the hundreds placed under