The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07
General Nelson, at Louisville, Kentucky,
few weeks since. First Lieutenant Judson

ant Colonel in the volunteer service. The
Colonel of the 1st Artillery is ,JudsOn Dim
mick, whose entry into the service bears
date July /, 1919, having graduated at
West Point as Second Lieutenant of Artil-
lery. The I'd Artillery has the following
officers: Colonel, l Lieutenant Colonel,
2 Majors, 10 Captains, "a 1st Lieutenants,
and II ID Lieutenants. Among the Ma
iors is Brigader General William H.
French, who is honorably mentioned in
the war with Mexico Two LIST Lieu
tenants are Brigadier Generals, George
L. IIartsutf and Guiltord ID. Bailey, both
attached to the Army of the Potomac,
the former of whom died Il few days
since from wounds which he received at
the battle of Antietam, in Maryland, Sep
TENDER II, 1862. This regiment has six
splendid batteries, two Of which are Ma
poleon guns. 1t also has furnished two
Colonies for the volunteer service, and one
Lieutenant Colonel The Colonel of the
I'd Artillery is VIM. W. Morris, whose fire.
quent mention by Gen. Scott in the Mex
lean War, denotes him an efficient officer
His original entry into the service WAS
from a ID Lieutenant Of Infantry, on the
l>t of July, 1920. The Sd Artillery saw
hard service in the Florida and Mexican
wars. and lost many officers and men not
only in battle. but by sickness Ii is Off
cered by Colonel, l Lieutenant Colonel,
Majors, % Captains. - l>t Lieutenants,
and Is ID LieutenantS. The Lieutenant
Colonel, Martin Burke. won distinction in
the Mexican War, and is reported to be
Il 10. Il, ,-.-i,.
regiment is commanded by Col. VIM.
Gates, who entered the service March g.
1906. The 18th Artillery is differed by
The following officers: One Colonel, l
Lieutenant Colonel, . Majors, II Captains,
II LIST Lieutenant5 and II % Lieutcnants
Among the Majors is Brig Gen Edward
O. {. Ord, now commanding in the De
partment Of Memphis. Tennessee, while
among the Captains is Brig. Gen. John
Gibbon, who is connected with the Army
OF the Potomac. There are five splendid
batteries attached to the ith, and among
the Leutenants are son OF bancroft, the
historian, and a son Of Henry Ward
Beecher. The .lth is commanded by Col.
Charles 5. Merchant a graduate of West
Point, from the artillery. March II. 1914
The 9th Regiment OF Artillery is differed
by | Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, 3 Majors.
II Captains, 90 l>t LieutenantS and 81 2d
LieutenantS. The 9TH is the crack artillery
regiment OF the service. 1t has eight bat
terles Ot superior cannon. Its Colonel.
Harvey Brown, whose original entry into
the service bears date July "a, 1918, is
Brigadier General by brevet, and who is
pntnJ for hi, liant Iofapc, Of ro,t Dro,,-,,
on the ItiC GraTde. where he was severely
wounded The Lieutenant Colonel is the
celebrated Thomas W. Sherman. who stood
next to Ringgold as the artillery tactician
OF the army. This officer is now Brigadier
General of Volunteers Among the Majors
are Brigadier- Generals Williams and Barry,
tie former of whom was killed at the bat
tie Of Baton Rouge Major Hunt i, act
ING on Gen McCellans staff. The cap
tains represent one Btigadier General, TriJ-
man Seymour lii this regiment are the
splendid batteries OF Captains Griffin, Ter
rclI, ANreS and DelIarl Ayers old bat
terry won la]we}s IN Mexico, only 10 lie
douhiy won in the battles before Richmond.
Virginia. Besides these five regiments OF
artillery. 4 noN one is about ready for or
&aN'/l(l"i, 20 ne r"iilnaheeu ~ picked
men, with Il tnl! battery OF splendid Par
ROT guns.
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