Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-07-09
Sick and Wounded Ohio Soldiers in
the Hospitals at Washington.

WASHINGTON, june Goth 1862.
MEssRs. EDlroRs.-Mr. Riddle and
have spent the day among the sick and
wounded from the 9TH and 29th Ohio Rec.
iments in Washington. The following is
a list in the Clifburn and Carver Hospi-
tails. Most of these are in the Cliffburn.
about two miles from Washington. There
are Others from Ohio in other Hospitals.
but one cannot see them all in one day.
Sunday is the only day I have for visiting
them: j. w. Bartlett, Co. A 29th Ohio,
from Moutville. Geauga Co.; sick but do
ing well. Charles l.. King, Co. G. eth
Ohio, Charlestown, Portage Co., wounded
III face, ball passed entirely through his
face above his mouth doing well. Clark
Knox, Youngstown, Mahoning Co., eth
Ohio, wounded in right arm through the
elbow; doing well. VIM. Lauterwasser,
Cleveland, It'll Ohio, badly wounded in
right arm doing well. Lewis Weber,
Ashtabnla Co., 29th Ohio; wounded in
the right leg below the knee doing well.
V. Z. Smalley, gainesville, Co. D, 9TH
Ohio; wounded in right leg severely do
ing well. Joseph jerome, Orderly Sergt.,
Co. +, 29th Ohio. gainesville badly woun-
ded in right ANGLE; doing well. VIM. d.
Braden, 9TH Ohio, enlisted in Warren has
fever; improving. VIM, A. Hart, Sum-
init Co, Co. d, 29th Ohio; wounded in
right ANGLE badly improving. P. An
thony, Cleveland, Co. X, 9Th Ohio; woun-
ded slightly has rheumatism. Henry
Hescock, Co. II, 9TH Ohio, Bristol; GER.
eral health good; has rheumatism ami is
somewhat lame. Morris Osborn, Cham.
pion, Co. II, eth Ohio; wounded IN face
nearly recovered; will not be Gisigured
has been removed to Fairfax Seminary
Hospital, for convalescents, about three
indies from Alexandria. Geo. w. Loring
Co. E, 9Th Ohio; A. C. Lovett, Cleveland
Sergt- Co. A 9TH Ohio, c~olor-bearer woun.
ded in left thigh; doingwell. A. N. Bur
sett, Harpersield, 29th Ohio; wounded
in right leg; doing well. Charles Keller,
Cleveland, Co. A, 9Th Ohio; wounded in
leg badly; doing well. Anthony Williams,
Youngstown, Co. /, 9TH Ohio; wounded
in left leg; doing well. Christopher G.
Gale, Youngstown, Co. /, 9Th Ohio sick
recovering. a. W. Morley, Ravenna, Co.
+, 9TH Ohio wounded in the knee; ball
in the leg; doing well. Frederick Keller,
Cleveland, Co. A. eth Ohio; wounded in
left arm William Medleson, Hudson,
Co. D. Doth Ohio; wounded above the
right knee. Francis NJ. Caufeld, Ashta.
bula, Co. A, 10Th Ohio; sick ; recovering.
Joseph Winde, WIliamsfeld; wounded
in the arm Asa Z. Sanford, Madison, Co.
F, 29th Ohio wounded inleg. Henry w.
Merrill, Akron, Co. D, Doth Ohio; woun
ded in right thigh. Edwin B. Atwater,
oberlin, Co. c, 18th, Ohio flesh wound in
left thigh. Frank Eldridge, Rayenna,
Co. G, 9TH Ohio; wounded in right thigh.
C. H. DeLongJ Hudson. Co. F, 7di Ohio
wounded in right knee. B. +. Hawkins,
Burton, Co. d, 18th Ohio; wounded in
shoulder and neck. VIM. E. Dockrif
Colebrook, Co. I, 29th Ohio sick getting
better. George Eastlick, Co. C, Doth Ohio;
enlisted in Jefferson ; lives in Pa; wound:
ed in head. Marion North, Benton, Ma
honing Co., Co. G, 18th Ohio; wounded in
both legs. Frederick Brown, A~shtabuia,
Co. E. 29th Ohio; wounded in three places;
in the arm with shell and two ballet
rounds in right leg, neaF together, below
the knee. William Rogers, Nelson, Co
g, 18th Ohio; wounded in the head; died
last night of his Hotnd. lawson Hibbald,
Co. D, 7th Ohio, Painesyille wouaded.
The wounded are all now doing well,
and are well cared for III the hospitals and
have all they need for their comfort. The
female ffnrses III these hospitals are the
Sisters of Charity and perform their mis-
sion admirably.
JOHN HUTCHINS.
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