The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-09
Private James Gay, Co. G.
 Private Albert Hopkins, Co. G,

Private ASaheI lngranaIn, Co. U,
 Private Jeremy T. Jordan, Co. G.
 Private Michael Kearney, Co. G.
 Private Joseph Temple, Co G.
 Private William M. Maynard, Co. G, Private John McKeon, Go. c.
 Private Daniel Moore, Co. G.
 Private Henry Robinson, Co., G.
 Private Timothy O'Conneli, Go. G.
 Private Anton SSchlosser, Co. G.
 Private Martin J. Shaden, Co. G.
 Private Martin Schoer, Go. G.
 Private Charles Sidders, Go. c.
 Private John Suarman, Co., G.
 Private Sebree w. Tinker, Co. G.
 Sergeant William H. Huntley, Co. H. Sergeant Dennis Doyle, Co., H.
 Sergeant Herman w. Bailey, Co. H. Private Philo Andrews, Co., H.
 Private Niram Blaekman, Co. H.
 Private John Black, O. H.
 Private Frank Patterson, Co. H.
 Private George H. Twitchell, Co. H. Sergeant Abner N. sterry, Co. I.
 Sergeant amuel Taylor, Go. l.
 Sergeant E. SSauter, Co. I.
 Private Michael Burke, Go. I.
 Private James Dillon, Co. l.
 Private Thomas McGee, Co. I.
 ergeant Miles J. Beeeher, Co. K.
 Sergeant George A. Winslow, Co. K. Sergeant Charles D. Humphrey, Co. K.
 Corporal Herman Saunders, Go. K.
 Corporal Herbert c. Baldwin, Go. K. Corporal John Nugent, Co, K.
 Corporal Robert Hollinger,( Go. K.
 Private John Bennett, Co. K.
 Private Benjamin E. Benson, Co. K. Private Frank C. Bristol, Co. K.
 Private William Call, Co. K.
 Private Thomas Duffy, Co. K.
 Private Edward Ellison, Go. K.
 Private Thomas Griffin, Co. K
 Private Patrick Mahoney, Go. K.
 Private Thomas Morris, Co. K.
 Private Richard OO'Donnell, Go. K.
 Private George c. Russell, Co. K.
 Private Bernard Stanford, Co. K.
 Private John Storey, Co., K.
 Private Bartley Tiernon Co., K. TWENTY FIFTH REC GIMENT, c. ". Lieutenant Henry c. Ward, adjutant. Lieutenant Henry H. Goodell, Co. w. Sergeant Major Charles F. JJlrich.
 Private Samuel Schlesinger, Go. F.
 In the volunteer storming party were troops from Louisiana, Maine, Massa- chusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont and one man from Company A, Fourth Wisconsin. Fifty four men of the First Louisiana Native Guards were selected and Lieutenant Colonel Bassett reported with the list that the entire regiment expressed their willingness to go. Captain Charles w. Blake, commanding the Third Louisiana Native Guards, repor- ted that all his regiment wanted to go. By resolution of congress approved January 2s, 1884, Major General Ma thaniel F. Banks and the officers and men under his command were thanked for their skill, courage and endurance. which compelled the surrender of Port Hudson and removed the last ob- struction to the free navigation of the Mississippi river. During the siege of Part Hudson, from May 2S to JulysS 1863, the Twelfth Connecticut which was in Brigadier-G General Godfrey Weitzels (Second) brigade in the First division of the Nineteenth army corps, commanded by Major-General Christo- pher c. Augur, lost one hundred and seven men as follows: Eighteen en- listed men killed, five officers and elghty-eight enlisted men wounded; one officer and four enlisted men cap tured or missing.
 Many brave men from thls state. who were Killed or wounded in desperate forlorn hope charges at Port Hudson, for whom or their heirs there are no medals, are forthcoming, as they fought just before the Banks offer of medals was made.