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The Fourth Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lt. Col. John E. Tourtellotte, held their ground on October 5, 1864, suffering 11 killed and 33 wounded. Its companies were A Company, Carver Grays and Scott Guards; B Company, Glencoe, Meeker and McLeod Counties at Large; C Company, Dacotah Guards; D Company, Frontier Rifle Guards of Goodhue County; E Company, Le Suer and Steele County Guards; F Company, Freeborn County Guards; G Company, St. Cloud Guards; H Company, Valley Sharpshooters of the Mankato area; I Company, Warsaw Rifle Company; and K Company, Mower County Guards of Rice County.
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