The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08


RECAPITULATIoN.
Killed, including one who died on the route,
Aissing, including wounded, sick in hospit-
ais &C.,. .......66
Missing, returned to regiment and slightly
wounded now on duty. 81
Total. SO
Very respectfully yours,
STEPHEN MILLER, Lieut.. Col.
First Lieut. McCallum has been appoint.
ed Adjutant, vice Lieutenant Chase, assign>
ed to Company E.
First Lieutenant F. Baasen has been
appointed Quartermaster, vice Lieutenant
Leach, now on General Dana's staff.
On account of disease the designations of
Lieutenants Harley and Hoyt have been
accepted.
Hiram W Adams, killed at Savage's Station,
June 20.
Harrison Lyons, (Pioneer,) badly wounded
in knee, and left at Savage's Station.
Louis Keefer, wounded through head and
left at Savage's station.
Lucien F Garfield, slightly wounded in arm,
now with his company.
Nicholas Matthias, slightly wounded in side,
now with his company.
Timothy Crawley, slightly wounded, now
with his company.
Joseph Them, do do
James N Keys. do do
Michael Devln, missing since battle at Mel
sons farm, June 30.
Louis Sattler, returned to his company.
John Hauser, missing since battle at Mel.
sons farm, June 80.
Charles Eichler, returned to his company.
John Golf, slightly wounded, recovered
and with his company.
William Schroeder, returned to his company.
Charles Valentine, missing, supposed to be
wounded and prisoner.
Henry Seaman, missing. supposed to be
younded and prisoner.
COMPANY G.
First Lieut. Wilbur F Duffy, never off duty,
slightly wounded.
Corporal Geo L Smith, MORALLY wounded,
left at Savage's Station.
Corporal VIM Brack, slightly wounded,
never off duty.
Henry j w Brown, badly wounded in leg,
left at Savage's Station.
John E Ellsworth, wounded in neck, not
dangerous, in hospital.
August Echoldt, slightly wounded in leg,
in hospital at Fortress Monroe.
Charles W Haskell, wounded in hand, in
Washington.
Edward L Taylor, MORALLY wounded, left at
Savsge's Station.
Benjamin Finnical, wounded in leg, left at
Savage's Station.
Nicholas Wren, MORALLY wounded, left at
Savage's Station.
Thomas Il Pressnel, slightly wounded, now
on duty.
Faxon Hayford, do do
Joseph Mcdonald, do do
Charles Blainguet, left sick in hospital at
Savage's Station.
Rufus w Eastman, left sick at do.
Gustave A Roberts, rejoined his company.
VIM NJ Reynolds, do do
COMPANY D. mo casualties.)
COMPANY Z.
Sergeant Hugh Cassidy. wounded in leg, left
in hospital at Savage's Station.
CORPORAL d Taylor, wounded in hand, left
in hospital at do.
Corporal Henry c Bradley, wounded in
thigh. left in hospital at do.
Hurdock Pattison, badly wounded in should
der, left in hospital at do.
Calvin G. Sherbrooke, wounded in knee, left
in hospital at do.
Harvey E Scott, wounded in leg, left in
hospital at do.
IL Taylor, missing since battle of Savage's
Station, June 20.
VIM E Cundy, left sick at White Oak Swamp.
Henry Churchill in hospital at New York.
COMPANY +.
CAPTAIN William Colville, Jr., wounded in
breast and arm at Nelson's farm, June 30, now
with friends ia New York and recovering.
Second Lieut.. Martin Maguiness, slightly
wounded, never off duty.
Corporal Ferris johnson, killed at Savage's
Station.
Corporal Martin whitman, killed at do.
Corporal VIM H Bennett, slightly wounded,
now on duty.
Robert W Lesson, killed at Nelson's farm,
June 30th.
Hiram Skinner, died of fever en- route, and
buried near White Oak Swamp.
Calvin P Clark. badly wounded and left at
Savage's Station.
Jonas Davis, do do do