Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-06

Springer, leg amputated.
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! KAed.-Hush Finley, Leonard D. Scorille
I John Hall, Michael Reilly, Peter H. futile
Wilhelm Wojahn, Aaron Young.
lIolf7ded-lst Lieut.. W. H. Earl, both
| shoulders I'd Lieut.. \. S. Dawson, shoulder
Orderly Sergt. L. D. Harmon, wrist, slightly
Sergt Thos. A. Lockhart, mouth Sergt F
D. Powers, right side; Corporals W, n.
Stone, hand, slightly Matt. L. Lockerby,
! toe; Henry G. Brown, left leg amputated
Privates c. Huron Booth; NJ Gleason, fin
/ ger; (. 5. Ingraham, arm, slightly Fred.
| Luhm, thigh, slightly; 7. G. Mclaughlin,
! head; A. f Parker, side, shoulder and arm
| +. D. Parker, abdomen N. Shay, arm and
| thigh VI. Toomey, foot; ". Yohn, foot; j..
| Damire, side II. c. Pitt S. Shilston, hand /;
I +. Yanderwarker, breast, severe; D. B. vii
lard, hand H. butcher, hand, slightly S.
Scott back, slight; C. McCurdy and j. H.
Mitchell, sunstruck.
COMPANY c.
haed-2d 1t. F. B. Riddle, in charge :;
Francis II. Rasy, Otis Ross.
Vomaded-Capt. John Green, wounded in
forehead by ball, and bruised by shell in
back I'd Sergt. VIM. H. Green, color bearer,
wounded in both legs; Corp. T.. Parkins,
forehead, slightly Corp. D. B. Spears thumb
shot off; Corp. VIM. Ross, wounded in left
SIDE; Corp. c. Clark, left thigh, slightly
Adolph Lamekie, finger, slightly; Lewis
Page, right hip, slightly Kittil Paulson,
back, severely August Sasse, side, severely
Almon Shaver, bruised in abdomen; Ole Tor
gerson, leg, slightly; Peter Walker, right
leg amputated.
NiSsiHg-Bryant Baker
COMPANY p.
hiNed-Corp. Geo. B. Shumway.
Womadea.-Sergt. Caleb Greenfield, left
arm; Corp. P. C. Eager, arm; John Bunton,
fingers; Amos Casey, finger; J. D. Fryman,
finger; Lyman Putnam, hip, slight Clark L.
Sullwell, arm Marcus Wager, leg; William
Waite, leg
Kaled-John Thompson, Moses Boyer, Ed
ward Partridge, Chas. Thompson; John S.
Marshall
Wo,maed-sergt Thos. Bishop, left side
and chest; Sergt. D. C. Osborn, left hip;
Corp. 6. NJ. Davis, left thigh Corp. j. W
Shabdolt, left finger: A. Tawver, left arm,
above elbow; Z. Nichols, left leg; Thos
Earl, left leg; August Peters, ankle; Levi
Fuller, side j. S. Marshall, chest, died n.
Davenport, left thigh l.. f. Latin, left hand.
J. W. Combs, leg
Nissing-Joseph Kennedy, VIM. Green.
COMPANY z. -..ra 7.
KAea--Oscar Burdck, H. A. Forsyth, w
NJ. Powell - Conant.
Woea,ded-Orderly Sergt VIM Howes,
breast; Sergt. Jas. Butcher, leg; Geo. W.
Chinook, thumb; Corp. Gouldsbury, hand;
Fl. Carlton, right arm amputated; Thomas
Craigan, side, severely; J. Douglas, hand;
- Hillebert leg; d. Hill, foot; f. w Jones,
nrck, severely; \. McPhail, hand Thomas
Morgan, leg and hand, severely; W. j. Os-
good, hip.
Assimg-J. Selleck, j. c. Coddington.
COMPANY H.
Kiled-Sergt D. L. Cole, D. Mcleod, L.
Kussilkey: Chas. H. Gould, J. Bendrick.
Hoanded-Capt. F. T. Hobbs, arm Corp1
Louis Dohrman, foot; Fred. Slainger, calf;
Chas. B. Foss, shoulder Geo. Hoke, chin;
Thos. E. Thorpe, fingers; Peter .Clinkham-
mer thigh; Levi Scoville, right thumb
Chris. Althouse, arm; Pat. Boyle, hand A.
B. skinner, right shoulder; Luther Halsted,
leg Thos. Long, leg, amputated; Louis NJ.
Ericsson, finger; - Leucterhand, leg =
Dean, -; VI. D. Gillett, thigh.
Vissing-C. NJ Peck, Geo. W. o. Behling
hHed-Wm 4 Lease.
Fo,mded-Sergt. John C. Avery, left arm
amputated; Sergt. John Regain, he ad, slightly;
Sergt Conrad Dipple, right arm amputated
B. A Cady, right hand Christian Fidler, left
hip; Geo. F. Hamilton left hand; Nathan
Kimball, right breast Henry Pulk, left leg
w. Riley, head John Walt, back
M,sSng-Gil. Applebee.
Major w. J. Kershaw, wounded in both
legs.
Total Killed, 81; Wounded, 100; Miss
ing, 8.
The 37th regiment is now lying in entrench-
ments, in front of Petersburg, the buildings
of which city are distinctly visible, distant
about one mile due north.
General Grant has issued an order in which
he cOngratulates the 9th Corps in the follow
ing terms:
1T affords me great satisfaction to congratulate
you and your gallantCorps the successful assault
on the morning of the 18th. Knowing the wearied
condition of your men, from the night march Of
over TWEEN ty-two miles, and the continued move
ment through the night OF the 10th, their persist
ence and success is highly creditabls.
2 As portion of the 9th Corps we claim
share of this credit and feel conscious of de-
serving it. Our Lieut. Colonel is sick in
hospital, our Major is in the hospital shot
through both legs, numbers of our men are
sick and the effective strength of the whole
regiment is but about one hundred and forty
men fit for duty. K. G. +.
From the 36th Regiment -0ffleial List OF Cas-
ualties.
HEADQUARTERS 36TH Wis. Vol,
NEAR PETERSBURG, Va, June 10, 1S64.S
Hon. James 7. Lescis, Gover1aor Of Wisconsin
SIR l have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing list of casualties in the seth Wiscon-