Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-10

Wisconsin. They proceeded to live the re
bells from their second line of We, Ks and took
possession of the ruins of the blown up fort
The roar of artillery and musketry excelled
the loudest of Jove's thunder These works
were held until about P NJ, when the re-
bells massed an immense force and recaptur-
ed all the lines We had taken in the morning;
so that the result is that We took nothing by
the motion, and had TO pay the costs" All
OF the 9th corps, together with portions OF
the I'd and 18th, were engaged
The loss in the 37th has been very severe,
OF which the following is partial list
Capt F. G. Cole, E, shot in the hip, severe.
Capt A. A. Burnett, K, wounded in head
and confusion by shell in left shoulder,
dangerous.
lst Lieut.. McDill K, wounded in right thigh,
severely.
lst Lieut.. L. T. Beall, E, wounded in left
thigh, leg broken.
lst Lieut.. W. A. Atwell, G, right leg ampu-
tated, and severe confusion of right thigh.
Lieut. Munger, E, missing
Lieut. Holmes, L, missing.
Orderly Sergt NJ. NJ. Whit, X, missing.
Serg't Kershaw, K, missing.
0erg't Salisbury, h, wounded in left hand
severely.
Serg't Austin, K, wounded in left knee,
badly.
Orderly Serg't Douglas, E, MORALLY wounded.
Serg't Bliss, F, killed.
George Smith, F, badly wounded
G. Lapham, F, wounded
Z. L. Stevens, k, left arm amputated
Besides these, a great many others were
killed and wounded, list of which l cannot
make out for the want of time to-day Col.
Sam. Hartman passed through all without
scratch. This, believe, is his baptism in
fire. He acted heroically.
Capt. F. S. Ferris, 3Sth Wis, was mortally
wounded and died this evening.
| will write again as soon as can obtain a
further list of killed and wounded OF the 9th
Wisconsin.
Yours truly, Z. Y. WISE.
The New>York Herald has "a list of casual
ties, from which we take the following names
of wounded in the 37th and 3Sth, in addition
to those given in the preceding letter:
Adolphus Hyser, F, 37th, thigh.
Samuel Pickett, I 37th, ankle
Henry Coleman, /, 37th head
Phodolpho Parker, H. 37th, chin.
VIM. Smith, D, 37th, bowels
- Cristockert, D, 37th, hand
Aaron Bates, l, 37th, thigh.
Ii. Hampton, F, 37th, foot
Orlando Burdick, G, 37th, foot.
John Lawrence, B, 37th, thigh.
Michael Mcdonnell, A, 37th, back.
Nathan Pennigan, c, 37th, chin.
John Cardington, |, 37th, hip.
Sergt. Simon Katadoro K, 37th, LEG.
Sergt. il. A. Chase, C, 37th, side
Sergt. Jacob Quatsinnion, K, 37th, finger
Capt. 5. a. Cole, E, 37th thigh
Corp. L. S. Bristol, G, 37th, head
Eli Peterson, F, 37tn, thorax.
Sergt. II. Cooper, c, 37th, hand
Corp. Davis Lane, D, 37th, thigh.
Adolphus Page, G, 37th, abdomen.
Corp. Eugene Wheeock, G., 37th, back
Wesley Kelly, |, 37th, jaw
John NJ Story, H, 37th, leg.
Corp. Benson Moore, C, 37th, cheek
Ezra Robinson, D, 37th, wrist
Geo. Smith, +, 37th, back.
Egbert Gardner, G, 37th, thigh
Sergt. Rice, B, 37th, shoulder
Willard Jarvis, 37th thumb.
First Sergt. Archibald Douglass, f, 37th, leg
and arm.
Sergt. VIM. Gotham, A, 37th, arm
Geo Albert, A, 37th, knee.
Ben. Bainable, 37th, side.
Corp. MeReynolds, B, 37th, thorax
Corp. Jesse Cornish, C, 38th, foot
Horace Sherman, B, 38th, ankle
Sergt. Chas. Smith, f, 3Sth, shoulder
First Lieut. Frank Hoton, E, 38th, leg.
Newmronet Qndian), E, 3Sth, arm.