The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-01
First Minnesota Rrcimeut,

This regiment has held the post Of homo,
from the day Of the disastrous battle of Bull
Run until the present time. At the battle
OF Antletam they took an active part. From
a letter from Francis Baasen to Mr.. Mar.
tin, published in the P;rneer, We get the fol-
lowing partial list Of killed and wounded:
Company A.-Kllled -Sergt. John Nc
Even.
Woundsd-Privates John Farquhar, Tim
othy Crawley and Nicholas Mat bias.
Company B.-N"1td-Corporal O. L. C.
Cornmann and Private John Goundry.
W"unded-Corporal Oliver, and Priyates
John Sheer beck and A. =. Guist.
Company C.-K,N d-Scven Of ,hi, com
pany, it is ascertained, were either killed or
wounded.
Company D.-Capt. Smith, wounded in
the thigh severely. Thirteen Of this com
pany were killed or wounded.
Company E-Capt. Pomeroy. struck
senseless by ball for few minutes had
his blanket on his breast torn; but he is
now all we'll, and unscratched Nine men
killed or wounded Henry Sherman,
slight wound W. 0. Taylor, killed.
Company -Four ,nen killed or wound
ed, as far as asccreained. ~D@3I2n
Company G.--Two men slightly wound
ed. None missing.
Company H.--Kahd-Gaorge Royce, Of
Hastings. 1880 !.
Wo,sa>lnl--Cart. Adams, slightly on LEI,
shoulder, tgrazedo on, duly Corporal l..
P. Owens, slightly in fore arm. (ball); Pri-
Yates Henry tleIimer, slightly in the leg
William Ever,s, slightly In the leg; Rein
hold Hess, in the thigh, by she'll, <pantuly
John Essenc::, Of Mendota between shout.
ders, BY she'll NELSON, Norwegian, ;,
slightly in the hand, by bali; Lawrence
Heating slightly in the left shoulder, and
-Simmons, slightly in the leg.
Company lon duty Is Provost Guard
Nobody hurt. j. ,....
Company K--KiAek-Capt Holzborn. Of
"'nona, shot through the body. Eleven
men killed or wounded ~-
Company l., (Second Minnesota Sharp
shooters. Capt. RuSse!,9 went into action
with forty five men. twenty of whom were
wounded-ail slightlo but TWO, who are Sc,
vercly injured ~ s..3 =. =. - :s-g
AS A~'A AHA SA1u OiiICeES Oi lle regiment
are all safe. Col. Sully told me the regi.
mens behaved admiralty.
Gen. German and his staff are unhurt.-
ten Dana was painfully, but not danger.
ousiy wounded on the shin and in the cal
|oi The lett leg, By . ball. The doctor says
that he will be we'll in ssx weeks.
ueorse Royce was shot through the fore
head. lie fell. and said 70 Corporal Mars
who Was near him. "Teli my mo&her / died
doing my duty" aud expired. s-s... r. s.~. 8
Capt siolzour:: is decentIy buriee near .
farmhouse 10 the neighborhood Of the battle
field IN 2-sse. = = - fG@gasss s&2aTsT 7 -
Lieut.: shepley had sspiees q r,il thrown
Iasaiost his ankles BY she'll, which bsdi,
bruised them. These were oil the casual.
ties Of the regiment. S"' 80 s7s'SsS@S ."sS I'll
The regiment was pvy iHeIs, considerins
the position o. the regiment during The .eu
Igagsmens- The dag is all tern 10 pieces
Color Sergeant Samuel Bloomer VAS ~
Everely, though not dangerously, wounded
IN the thigh. Two Of the color qua a az
missing. Sergeant Major Past, of Conpas,
| D, vas wounded in ,he LEG. ~..-~----
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