The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-06

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NASHVILLE, Dec. q.
To I've Editor Of tAs Pioneer:
! At the earliest opportunity / forward for pcb-
HcAtion q corrected list. of the killed ana
wounded Of the Ninth Minnesota Infantry, in
the battles near Nashville, on the 18th and 10th
OF December, 1S64-also corrected list of the
flita Minnesota Infantry. These are e nearly
accurate a. can now be furnished. The names
Of the Seventh have been forwarded BY Chap.
lain Edwards. lam not able to procure that
OF the 10th. Doubtless some one viii forward
1t az soon as practicable. Minnesota has bosnea
noble part IN these battles, but many homes are
made desolate and many hearts VIII bleed % the
eye rms over the long list God comfort, the
stricken one. and sustain the wounded amid
their suheringe. have no time to give incl
dents or the movements Of the battling armies;
great and memorable victory, however, has
been gained. and Minnesota has borne her part
well and nobly as the record of her fallen sons
and her shattered regiments fully attest. May
the God Of battles hasten the day Of peace and
the triumph Of right and freedom over all
wrong and opposition. -, 80 y. b3:a5.
~ ,-Z Chaplain 9th Ainnesots Infantry.
9rH HnSEsorA-CoI- l. ,. nARsH, COMMAND
eye, slighiH. sis eCi'aI 1, T4.9 1lC
~ 90. A-cAPr. II. J0NH9 COMMANDING. =
Klled-Alexander Rice. So. = s.,oi(;
Wounded Capt q. JoneA right aide seyere.
"; privates, John W. Peel, left Ode severely;
VIM. 4. Lunt, thigh, slightly. a85 COZ -
VIZ CO. B-CAPT. ". CLARK OolkMANDuo. iflT
KsUedIfrsnk harrington. 90 OR I4pE
90. o-sERGr. FRANK AARcRAHD como.
Ko9sdsd-Carlto Curry, shoulder down TO
thigh, supposed mortally James Tanner, side.
slightly D. I. Chase, foot slightly; A. b.
= 90. D-CAPr. A. K. sKARO, COMMANDING.
Kile9-Capt A; X. 6karo, John Beriink.
Corporal Lofin Cary, shoulder,
severely; Robert Bland, right arm, slightly;
John Burke, neck and shoulder. ~ III
co. R-LIRUr. JOHN b. RoBERTb conc.
q, Woxsded-Lieut. J. r. Roberts, LEFT leg,
severely; James Clary, Lift side slighty.
CO. F-IIEuT. Mh1LAN Col1HANDIN0.
Woxsded-John Houston, right side, sup.
posed MORALLY; Irwin Lane arm, slightly;
Sergt Samuel Horton, slightly: James Mar.
lett, side and hip, slightly. .g.s III.
GO; G-cArr: 9. H. BKAu1LKu COMMANDING.
1Kiled-Eli Betrard and G. w. Wallace.
Wousded-Daniel BarmAn, thigh; Henry
Huther, body; Ed. Belland, arm; William
1cDole, hip; James G. Mcdonald, neck,
slightly. $50. t.,.a,. IN, s
GO. H-cAPr B. p. slIuLRR, COMMANDING.
Wounded-Geo. G. Gay, shoulder, severely.
90. I-LLEUT. 7. VAN KITTEN COMMANDING.
Killed Thomas Kennedy, Stephen De-
merce. t..L-Ei ~ s5.'...a. r...
Wosnded-W. T. Henry, right groin, NOR
tally; Dinis OIaughlin, left groin, severely;
Oliver Hercher. right thigh; John Brown,
side, left leg broken; Geo. r. Lyons, left arm,
amputated; Fred Cords, side, slightly; Fred T.
May, thigh, slightly. ~ -, -, s.-,,.
co. K-LEuT. JULES CApoN COMMANDING,
Wounded Lieut. Jules Capon, left eye,
slightly; Corp. Wheelock, right foot, slightly;
er, left leg, slight @, 5r.s *. .-1
KILLED AND WOUNDED. +., -ri..
Kiled-Oficers 1 Pivates 8.
Woanded-O officers A.; Privates 30. ".
Casualties Of the 5th Minnesota Reg.
iment, Lieut.. Colonel Gere Conn
! = 90. A-oxpr. DORSEY, COMMANDING. ant2
Kiaed--Sergt. Pulaski Miller; Corp. John
Irish; Private Everett. te.. /. .a..'
Wounded Sergt Augustus Knapp, slightly;
Corp. Hans Lortt, slightly; Corp. almond b.
Druse, left leg, amputated; Private James r.
Hopkins iefi foot and scalp; caluss olleIson,
slightly; Geo. Seshir, slightly. - r..., -
co. Bib. BISHOP, CohNANDINo. -
KMed-James McDouglas; James Dunn
- Woodward. ~ s'5- o. 90
Wounded-Eugene Robert, left foot slightly;
N. d. L Fauyer, chest, slight; Joseph Brin
left arm, slight; John Calley, slightly; Peter
amputated ]. johnson, alightly; Arthur
Dorshy, slightly; Frank CheefSlch, sligbty.
90. C-CAPT. sHRRHAN, COMMANDING. 'FIf
Kiued-B Hanley; l. Lorkinson; John
Wounded-sergt. Horace N. Beach, right
arm; sergt IWm: Young, left thigh; Corp.
Benz; p. Ross, right leg; Corp. ": !; HGrning,
Bullock, left arm, severely; j. N. Brown,
slightly; Thomas Bony, slightly.
90. D-CAPr. NUHIBURG COMMANDING.
Kiusd-Nelson Robar; Nicholas Anglesburg;
Dubay. L-.r... ,-,-r.l' M
Wousdsd-Lieut. Henry G. Bailey, head, 60
verely; Serg't Charles Gervais, left leg, slight;
Sergt WI. Deutcb, right arm; CorpI Chris.
tian Wolf; Privates Charles -, e. Norwe-
breast and throat, severely; John Ess, right
arm, slight Louis Sansoccy, left leg, ampu-
tated Philip Frank, right arm; Casper Color,
slightly.
co. E-CAPr. H. sTAssoN COMMANDING.
.KiAed-Capt. Henry Staseon.
Corporal Anthony Msther, slightly; Privates
Chas. Leutz, right hand and left arm; -
Jelzer, left temple, slightly; Joseph Roetzer,
scalp; Hammer, right leg; Abraham
Frick, slightly; Michael Homan slightly;
Chas. LANCE, slightly; Warner Meyer, slightly;
Christian smeltz, slightly.
co. F-LIEuT. JOHNSON COMMANDING.
Kiled-Patrick Burns Richard Green.
Wpunded-Sergt. Thomas Smith, right leg;
Privates Narcissus Mailoux, slightly; Odelin
Lefever, slightly; John Knazchergh, slightly;
John Kengkendall, slightly.
co. G-LIEur. KING COMMANDING.
KlledJeremiah Ryan. Simeon johnson,
Jeremiah Lyons, Joseph Young.
acknowledgements Jacob Bush, slightly;
Serpt. Henry johnson, slightly Sergt Geo.
Kellogg, slightly; Corp. John Geeim, slightly;
Corp. & r French, slightly; Privatas Thorn
as Cramp, right leg fractured; Jacob Kelsey,
slight; Joseph Hoffman, slight.
co. H-CAPT. M0RKHOusE COMMANDING.
Killed A. Erichsen, daniel Eddy,
Dean.