Rilled and Missing of the 7th Wisconsin.Headquarters 7th Wis. Yet. Yols., / Near Spottsylvania C. H., May 15.fEditors Wisconsin State Journal.The followiug lists contain the names of the killed, wounded and missing of field and staff and the different companies of this regiment from the 5th of May to the 15th inclusive :Lt. Col. Mark Finnicum, wounded slightlycj *in the head, still on duty.Adjutant Samuel H. Phillips, wounded slightly in leg, still on duty.Sergeant Major Russell L. Moore, shot through left arm.Mark Finnicum,Lt. Col. Commanding 7th Wis. Yet. Yols. [As we had Mr. Selleck’s list of wounded already in type when Col. Finnicum’s letter came to hand, we append only the list of killed and missing given in the letter.—Ens. State Journal.]COMPANY A.Killed■—1st Lt. James Holmes, Joseph Brown, Oscar B. Ilobart, Sabart Johnson, Win. Kerst, Alonzo Labarr, Peter R. Rafferty, David E/Steers, Jas Sanders.Missing.—Corp. Merrit II, Buck, wounded ; Orrin X. Cole, wounded; Jacob Laeninger,wounded in right shoulder.COMPANY B.Killed—Serg’t Theron Helm, Corp'l Oscar A. Hurlbut, Corp’l Peter A. Bottom, Coi p’l Wesley Richardson; John Jennings, Charles Keppen.Missing—Jas. K. Salesbury, Peter Lusk, Charles Wendt.COMPANY C.Killed—Capt. Jefferson Xewman, Serg’t George Mitchell, James K. Armstrong, Wm. H. Carpenter, L. D. Hirst, E. M. Baker.Jfissina—Wm. Carlisle, C. D. Fuller, A. R. Green, Wm. Calvert.COMPANY D.Corp’l L. S. Isham, wounded severely and left on the field.