Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-25
List of Killed and Wounded in the Recent
Battles.

daily expected here. The party of assistants
I sent to Fredericksburg with Dr. Wo!oott
were the first to arrive there. | called last
evening on Col Barnes, Acting Surgeon
General, to make inquiries in regard to sur
geons bring sent to Fredericksburg He in
formed me that he had sent down sixty since
Tuesday last, twenty of which went down
Yesterday. He said he would like if yourself,
as well as the Governors of the other States,
would call upon number of experienced
surgeons to be in readiness to start for this
place by next Friday and Saturday
l herewith send you some additional names
of Wisconsin officers killed and wounded:
Col. Z. S. Bragg, reported killed while in
command of a brigade-tho report is DOUBT
ful.
LII. Col Dawes, 9th Regt., killed.
Capt Bissell, Ii, 9TH, left arm amputated-
is at Fredericksburg.
Capt j. II. Cook, I, 9Th, missing.
Capt Geo Hilton, G, 9Th mortally wounded.
Capt. Saml. White, D, 9TH mortally ounded.
Capt. Stout, K, 9TH killed.
Lieut. Millery, c, 9TH, killed.
Lieut. Mills, E, 9TH, severely wounded in the
breasts at Fredericksburg.
All the wounded that have arrived here
have been well cared for; most of the officers
are receiving furloughs of 25 or 80 days.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
W. Y. SELLECK,
Mil. Agt. for Wisconsin.
OFFICE OF THE WIS. STATE MILITARY AGEycY.l
Washington, D. c. May 18th, 1864.
HIS E1ce2le5ecy James I. Leacis Goge1mor of
Wisconsin, Madison, WIS:
SRI telegraphed you on the 10th, that
Surgeon General f. B. Wolcott and myself
would the next day 60 to the front
found that l could not well go, on account
of wounded officers and soldiers who were COM
mencing to arrive from the front, and needed
some assistance. | got Dir. Wolcott fixed out
and procured ten excellent volunteer assis-
tants TO go with him TO Fredericksburg. l
procured passes for them, and got them off
early yesterday this morning l sent Mr.. Tay-
lor young man formerly belonging the ID
Wis. Vols, to Fredericksburg to render all
assistance possible am in hopes shortly to
send you reliable information concerning the
casualties of our Wisconsin soldiers; some
have already arrived and entered the hos
pitfalls here; they are, however, all slightly
wounded, all the severely wounded are at,
and will be kept at Fredericksburg for some
days to come. The fighting has been desper-
ate and our regiments, particularly the I'd,
eth and eth have suffered very severely, par
ticularly in the lst and ID days fight From
what l can learn, think we viii have five
hundred or more wounded Wisconsin soldiers
sent to Fredericksburg and this place
Enclosed l send you partial list of the
killed and wounded of our officers and sol
diers, hoping in day or two to send you
more complete list w. Y. SEMEcK,
Wisconsin State Agent
SECOND REGIMENT.
Major Parsons and Lieut. Noble, killed.
1t. Col. Mansfield and Capt. Larke both
severely wounded and in the hands of the
enemy.
Capt. Gibson and Lieut. Jameson slightly
wounded and have arrived at Washington.
SIXTH REGIMENT.
Major Plummer and Capt. Converse killed.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Capt. Newman and 1t Holmes and Wal
rath, killed
Capts. Haytt, Johnson, Hobert and Young
wounded.
Capts. Haytt and. Johnson have arrived at
Washington.
Mr.. W. Y. SELLEck, in letter to the Gov
ernor, forwards the following names of Wis
eonsin soldiers in hospitals at the places
named:
SEMINARY HOSPITAL, GEORGETOWN D. c.
Maj. Enoch Totten, 9Th, wounded in the hand.
Lit. A. Trumbull, D, 9TH, wounded right arm.
1t. Jus. Timmons, 9Th, wounded slightly.
1t. SamI Rossetter B, 9TH wounded right
arm.
1t UIe Greesley. 9TH, wounded slightly.
Capt. VIM Remington, Z, 9th, wounded
slightly.
LINCOLN HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON D. c.
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