The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06
ORIGINAL ROSTER OF THE REGIMENT

ORIGINAL ROSTER OF THE REGIMENT
Colonsl Rudolph Borscrsrodc.
Lieutenant Colonel Luclus f. Hubbard,
Major WIN. Is. Gree.
Adjatant A'pheus r. French.
Quarteruastsr VIM. B. McGrorty.
Surgeon Francis Etheredge.
Assistant Surgeon Vincent P. Kennedy.
Chaplain j. L. ChatFee.
Company A-Captan Josech r. Dartt. lst
Lieutenant Andrew A. Teele. "a Lie utenant
William Ar!ins
Company B-Caplait John S. Marsh, lst
Lieutei.ant Norman X. Culver, "a Lientcn
amt Thomas P. Gere.
Company C-Captain Francis Hall, 1st
Lieutenant 7. J. shechan, I'd Lieutenant
Frank B. Fobes.
Company D-Captain John Vanderhorck,
Ist Lieutenant Francis \. Cariveau I'd Lieu.
tenant John Groessch.
Company E-Cap:aln John c. Recht, lst
Lieutenant Charles Koch, 2u Lieutenant XII
Ian SIX.
COMPANY T-Captain L. a Rice, LIST Lieu
tenant Ross Wilkinson, 2l Lieutenant Duvia
y. Cakes.
Company G--Cara;n Or'..n} l,l,>2, Isl,
l''eut@nant Mex L. Bully, p Ii: Li:I1;rn#us
NIn. A. Van otyNr.
,ounpauy iI-l,Iri:..!: Ui.> 5 >H,.;N. !>a
H.. nant OT..:.,IO II IerclIousn .. Ii ii;.;.u.!t
II. II ih@raham
Company 1t aptal'! Luttj.r E. Clark, ii
L.:ulc':a''; P,.r!'A ity an, I'd Liviltellaut Ad
i 5. Lvhc.
Company A-CaP.a" Gold Z. Curtis, 1T
L!Cu; ~i.aEt JOAN T. !iHu>teu I'd ilritprn,,t
) IL. Organ
|" Ia :prlu5 "f 1862 seven companies
were "'';trd 70 'vpntto II! 81 u-;,e,"I Iiar
.tcA Il, i"sn"err Lan..r,., / en,v>sce, the rc
ma!nIns tnrce havlng been ASST med TO duty
on The frontier Of Minnesota. Leaving ST.
Paul On the l3tiI Of h1ay, iay le.imeut nas!.
the cn'rc trip to Hamburg Landin. Oh trans
ports, arriving May 23d. 1t was at once as
signed 10 General Ptumner's Brlca,ie Of G,n
Stanley division, then operating before Cor
intn under General ko>ecran>. la tie ad~
vance on Corlhttl, May yOlh, the rcei,npu,
VAS act'vs y engaged. sulf"rn, many casual
Ties, and pasiicipa Cd in the pursuit -. the
enemy alter tEo eyac.atntl. june g. it \, III
INTO camp al - amp Gear Crvvh' Duun
the suusinrr u participated in an occasional
scout and sNirm!>h, and on the 1874 u Au.
gust moved with General Rpss clau. column
i"to Northern A.aUalna, and FROM jhaj TIM
Tor several lncHrH~ "a~ u.,ro~; constantly
moving. At Tu>yuu.p!a. cherokee :. c.,ljy,,.
iuka, Jac,n,c and Turl.,>!.y; i. ,,,s vn.a..,., |;
n numerous sklrmls.;ss. Iu t,.e Dn,tta Of
CORN Ii, October ii an4 I'll! 1862, it bore a
consplc'ous part, as also in the purSui, OF
Gen, Prise, after that great victory. The
regiment was with Genera, Grant IN his ca,u
paisE through Northern Mississippi, during
the months OF November and Decembvr,
1901, and alter the capture Of Holly Springs
was sent into fenneSse with the co umn sent
III pursnt OF Forrest tedious campaign
followed, which did not close until the mid
die of January, 1868.
Meanwhl the three companies in Minues>
ota found work to do. III August, 1862,
companies Is anu & were at Fort R!dudly
which vas attacked by The Indians under
Little Crow. These companies rcpulsed SIN
nundrcd Indians in two cugagcrurn!s. 4eact.
nve hours IN aufation. Two attacks On For;
A2ercro'noie were rerutsed uy company d.
In November, 1862, ;ucsc companies wcrs
rei'cTed, AMI Jo'ned tf"'r regiment at OxfUid.
MlsAissipp', then about starting for Tenne>
SEQ III puts;!Is Of Forrest Daring the month
,oi February, 1868. the regiment remained On
duty Oh tue line Of t''s MetnphiS and Charles.
ton railroad, and iii March were ordered t.,
lo'n tue army then operating against Vicks-
burg. At Ioung's Point, Louisiana, tbs
regiment BECAME part Of the Sd Division
10th Army Corps, at that tiue commanded
oy Major General W. T. Sherman. 80.
During the esen,ful Vicksburs campaign
tue reg iment marched forty FIVE days, was
engaged in action at Mississippi Springs
Jackson, Mschancsburg, Richmond, Louisi
ana, was one Of the assau,ting regiments or
the ed Of May, shared the hardships OF :hs
subsequent siege, and was conplimented by
.ensra! Sherman for It's ga.iaa,ry during til.
campaign. q
| Afie, the fall of Vicksburg the regimen
eacappesl OH Block river, rernrinins anti
November. whom the entire division was or
dered to Memphis, having been transferred
10 the 10Th army corps, and was assigned Il
the dnty of protecting the Memphis ana
Charleston railroad. Tha 9th was sta:iones
! at Lagrange, Tennessee, where it renainet
tao months. In February. 1854, i, wa.
again ordered 10 VioksbGrs, ard sent wtsf
supply train to General Sherman. the,t s!
fCantan. On the return from Canioss ssr,e.
ssnt,is ef LIE elss.ole men oi TIE rsst,..,.sl
| sers snGStered AZ s.leEan Volunteers Il "a
ss.sn ..esisnasea 10 form ps1, Ii Genera 4
y. eas5sa SstslaaIasia, ordered 70 co~ocersS.
ss,sa e-aerss baaas oa ss.e Red river .xprssi
/ sssa. During t:i.s expedition the r.rsn,st,l
was engages. in scsess actions, sud marched
almost eunisnuaIy fer seventy daJs On tfss
return from Red river, the regimen; was hc.
u engaged III The afssen with Narmaauke
near cosanssa, Ark. june 1O.h, il sr.iysd
sat uemphts, Tenn. when il received the Of.
Ser 10 procsed to A.nnesct. to receive Il,
IfarsouSh.
! The following IS The lis. Of actions in . hscl,
the reyim.nt has been engaged
FArmiagtan, Mar IS, 1852, Siege Of Cor
nth. Gosinth. Oct 8 and 4. 1862. Red Wo<,d
Fort kdslv. Fort Aber,Tambie. Mi>ssssippi
Springs. JassksSss, y <.s.arscsk sburS. Rsrss,
mond, Assault IF yiekshuEg. NAV asea S,<-.
sof Vsckseass, HsadeTsoa Hill. canp,i. Pleas.
'ant Hill. CsoasnrsiGse. Bason Robert. Nan
snr.. Yeilox Bayou. Lake Cheat,
Sincs eateriag the Held. TIE regimen. II.
lost, 10 <s.scn and ty other cssaalssieS 465