Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-20

Losses in the Fifth W1sconain-Its Con.
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Governor SALoxoN has received the toll
lowing list of casualties in the Fifth Reg
iment.
This regiment, assigned to an important
and dangerous position, behaved In the
most gallant manner. Its losses wero ne.
cessarily very large.
Col. ALLEN, formerly Lieut.. Col. of the
I'd, speaks ia the highest terms of praise
of the regiment.
List of Killed, Wounded and Missing of the 5th
Wisconsin, Nay 4th, 1868.
COMPANY A.
Ro.ndsd-Corp. Albert Burbridge, slightly.
coxPANY b.
Wounded-Corp. Dodge Prevo, dangerously;
Corp. James Young, dangerously.
Atssang-Wm. b. Mcfarland.
COMPANY o.
Wounded-Corp. Peter Spies, slightly Adam
Muhlenbrin, slightly
Aissin1-FIank Brown.
Woundsd-Corp. Charles o. Brown, slightly;
Corp Richard Nj. Welsh, slightly; 8. rgt. Henry b.
lowe, dangerously, tmissing); james Bogue.
Assssng-Leonard sherman, Ferdinand Kussner,
Wounded-Corp. Oscar H. Besl, slightly.
COMPANY n.
Wounded-Jarrett spencer, slightly.
COMPANY I.
Wounded-Corp. VIM. Dollan, severely: Charles
Clapp, slightly; samuel Dyer, badly, tmissing)
ooxPAsxK.
Wounded-A. J. McCray-dangerously, since
dead; Robert Phillips, badly.
Missing-John smith, timothy Sullivan.
REoAPrrULArloN.
Enlisted men wounded. Ills
Asst Surgeon james W. Ewing, missing.
Total..--.. ........s.%4
HEADQUARTERS 5ru Wis. Vols,
May Z, 1868.
The following is a list of the killed
wounded and missing in the 9Th Reg. Wis,
Vols, during the stormiDg OF the heights.
of Fredericksburg, May 3. 1868.
Wounded.-Major Horace III. Wheeler, badly in
thigh.
COMPANY A.
K,u.d-Frauk HavlicB, Thomas Olcott, Abra.
ham Riley, +. w. ssism'ln, Albert sommer, james
ride Joseph Bahlie. o,
It. Aaron b. Gibson, slightly; Serg't Maurice Null
Inns, badly; Corp'i William Turp,n slightly; OOIni
Leysorn severely S sr A te1.lly Xabers
nnisyert mortally; Robert Bride, dang erousy;
William G. Crocker, slightly; Samuel 4: Dexter
slightly; Goteb Herman, slightly; Lewis La Count.
Nelson, slightly; Peter perrauld, slightly Michael
Rsshsn hsnry on
| Miss5ag.-James 5. Anderson, Frederick MERCER,
! Charles Neiman.
COMPANY B.
KMed-serg't Charles Kavanangh, George w.
| Adams, William M. Kelley, Thomas Mckittrick,
'' Woanasd-serg't Oscar H. Pierce, morsally;
Serg't Henry Pigg, slightly Serg't Washington l.
| Carver, severely CorpI Rollin h. Vince
Ter, slightly; corpl james Young, slght!y 5
/ Rail- m
| Byrne, William George, Jeremiah Merrils, Malcolm
McNie, all slightly James Nc Lsughiin, severely :
O'Brien, John Parkinson, dangerously s. ]. Par
| ker, Jere miah Sheldon, badly.
Missdmg.-Danforth A. Carpenter.
| COMPANY O.
Wounded.-Oapt. G. ": Kempf, lat Lieut.. L. 4.
Muller, both severely Cd Lieut.. O. W Mayer,
Joseph Bob, Dietrich Deron, Franz Kurszner,
Jossp Lesaumier, Joseph Thiefoult, Chrisaov Ru-
| aderer, Hugo Richter, all slightly
| COMPANY
Wourded.-Corp. E. Uharnock, Corp. g. P. Jones,
Holland smith, ali severely; Corp. L. A. Hovsy,
| slightly.
| COMPANY D.
Kmed.-John Valentine, Royal W. Pitts.
| Wounded.-1st Lieut.. Asa w. Hathaway, sergt.
James Huggins, Corp: W. w. Virgins, Corp. ID. ;.
Ames, Corp. G. I. Packard, all slightly; 4. D..
| Coonan mortally; George Peterson, slightly.
| COMPANY ?.
Killed William Ackert, Morris 2. Corbett.
| Wounaed-F. l.. La Due, Corp. Geo. Klock, both
severely John Ross, Corp. V. b. Gee, A. j. smith,
all slightly.
Kazed.-Capt. Louis G. Strong, William II.
Wounded-sergt Robert Berry, dangerously
corpl James +. Elliot. slightly; George Z Ray
mond, seriously; Reuben IL. shumway, Charles
Knudson, Henry V. Strong, all slightly
| COMPANY H..
Kiued-Capt. J. J. Turner, LIST It. John McMur-
trey, I'd Lit. Aipheus Il. Robinson, Is, sers't T. c.
InI,y. Rro
Wounded-Corp' A Y. Bobb, A. Z. ssii, John
Douglass, Martin Morrison, d W. Mozart, I. j.
land, John McGresor, badly Byron Trip, nor
Hiaing-serg't B. W. L.wton, corp. James W.
Ewing, A. IL. Armour, William Fazel, Leander W.
| Handy, IL. IL. Eoyt, Nat. Kinyon, IL. G. LAYTON, Z.
| Moody, q. X. Moon, Abel SPAIN.
| COMPANY I.
Kiued.-Corpr A. T. Barnes, corp. George R.
Bennett, W. L. White, Elisha Shoemaker, aaron
Wounded-2d Lieut.. Richard Carter, slightly:
Edward Shoemaker, Edward f. Flynn, MORALLY
John Anderson, T. j. Keyes, serg't William Nor
ton, serg't Charles Bartlett, Alfred Kelley, Sc
vsrely.
| Wounded.-Milliar uuriff, dangerously; Thomas
Adkins, severely; Abraham Adkins, slightly
Osborn, and John simons, slightly; Peter Sable,
severely; John Thompson and James Wait,
Missing John Day, Oscar Johnston, Charles
Pfefer, William Billings, viii am La Loane, Corp.
Geo. w. Chandler.
| coM2ANTK &.
KHled.-August Billings.
| Wo1nGed.-Corp. j. b. Kendall, badly In thigh;
John h. Bolton and Francis Lee, in ARM Freder OK
Britenather, in foot; Frederick Messnsr, In ARM
| RECAPIrULATIoH.
Com. Officers killed.
| Eniieteo men -.-.'...''.. -
Com. officers wounded.
Enlisted men ...........-...s... -
&" Missing. ........... ........... %
Observation-Disclosures 100
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List of Names of Wisconsin Soldiers
| Killed and Wounded in the late battles
about Fredericksburg, Va.
The following list is sent by Mr. sEMloK, secre-
tary of the Aid Society at Washington:
| Capt. Gordon, CO. K, 7th reg.
| Lieut.. Topping, c, 7th.
| Capt. Turner, 5th.
Capt. Strong, 5th, also reported wounded.
John FrawIey, II, 5th.
Myron Trip, II, 5th-
Serg. j. Kavanaugh, B, 5th.
| VIM. Kelly, b, 5th.
Geo. Adam, 3, 9Th.
Lieut.. Col. Scott, Sd, also reported wounded.
Byron Turk, 5th.
August Tillng, 5th.