The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-30
DeTmrtrure of the Ninth

We spoke last week of the passage OF the Ninth
Wisconsin Regiment through this place, on it,
way to Fort Leavenworth, but had not time Oh
room to speak of its organization. This Regiment
has been in Camp at Milwaukee since the last o.
September, and has been ready and anxious fol-
active service for some time. 1t is composed en-
tirely OF Germans. Go. G, Captain Schout. was
recruited i'll this city, by Lieuts Arentsen and
Franz up to about fifty men, and was one of the
first Companies that went into Camp.
The Regiment numbers $50 men and are as GOOD
men as have gone in any Regiment from Wscon
] hey are strong, healthy and athletic, and in in
telligence and discipline are second to none Most
OF the officers are men who have seen service and
are well qualified for the pOsiti ons they hold.
The following is the list of Regmental and Co.
Officers.
Colonel-F. SALoMoN
Lieut.. Col -CoUNT CERT WRIsBERG
Major-HENRY ORFF.
Adjutant-ARTHUR JACoBY.
Quar- ermaster-WM FINLEY
Surgeon-HERMANN NAUMAN
LIST Assistant Surgeon-LoUIs LoEHR.
Sergeant Maor-B. HATFELL
Quartermasters Sergeant--CHAs. WENDT.
Hospital Steward-Dr. BRUINS.
Band Leader--N. LAwIEs.
Drum Major-JoHN WIRTH.
Co. A, Capt. Aude LIST Lieut.. Blockie 2nd
Lieut.. Stocks.
Go. B, Capt f. Becker; LIST Lieut.. Dumke; End
Lieut.. Hugo Kock
90. Z. Capt George Schout, lst Lieut.. Aren't
son End Lieut.. Chas. Franz.
Co ID, Capt. Buchanan LIST Lieut. VIM. Horn;
2nd Lieut.. Bohn.
Co. +, Capt. Herman Schendtler; LIST Lieut.
Brunker End Lieut.. Max Weber.
Co. +, Capt. Moezler; lst Lieut. Alfred Daes-
thlaer; 2nd Lieut.. John Gerber.
GO. u, Capt. Hattert LIST Lieut. Markoff; 2nd
Lieut. Mueller
Co. Il, Capt. Gampl Hesse; lst Lieut. Moitzner;
Ind Lieut., kruer.
Co. l, Capt. Spehn LIST Lieut. VIM. Miesner
Ind Lieut.. VIM. Schultz
20. X, Capt. Beletz LIST Lieut.. Rueger; Ind
Lieut.. Otto Sersing.
We take the following sketch of some Of the
Regimental. Officers from TIE Chicago Tribune:
Col. Solomon, the officer in command, was in
the three months service and held the position of
captain III company raised in st. Louis and at.
tacued TO Slgei S Brigade. He participated in the
battles OF Wilson's Creek and CARTHAGE and ac.
companled Slgel in bis mastery retreat on the lat
ter occasion. On the expiration of his term of ser
vice. he was requested by the Governor OF Wis
cOhsln TO undertake the raising of this Regiment
and with the advice and express promise Of Cen
Fremont, then commanding the Department ofthe
West, that the Regiment should be attached to 81
gels Brigade. consented. The removal of Gen
Fremont rendered this promise no longer binding
ana the Regiment have acquiescedsin their trans
ter to the Brigade OF Gen. Lane. Lieut.. Colonel
Count Gertz Nrisberg served TOR fourteen wears
in the Prussian service as Aide de Camp to a Gen
OF Division. Major Henry Orff was a Captain in
the BaYauan army. and has served there and
elsewhere with distinction. Arthur Jacoby, the
AdJutant, was Lieutenant in the Prussian ser
wee. Quartetmaster VIM. Finkey occupied the
post OF Lieutenant in the army OF the Duke of
Nassau, and since his residence i'll Milwaukee has
been connected with the well known banking
house OF Townsend, Finkler x Co. Dr. Nauma5
Is an old resident and well known physician of
milwaukee, who brings to the discharge of his
responsible position as Surgeon of the Regiment
an excellent reputation a man and physician
his former residence in Germany was Saxonia
Jr. Loehr emlgrated from Brunswick and DIR
1asse from Prussia. 1t will thus be seen that the
line officers, though of the general Teutonic stock
ItV.