Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-01
Ohio Sick and wounded at washinatOn

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From the report of the Ohio Relief Asso
cistion at Washington of the new patientl
in the Washington hospitals, we take th'
following names from this section:
HARKwooD HosPITAL-Jos.-N. Stowe
7ih; VIM. Smith, Company D, sth; Taylor
E. Strout Company @, 9th.
CARVER HosPITAL--Msrtin T. Britain
Company D, 7th; Thomas Davis, Company
/ l, lst Artillery, nearly well; Jacob Fritz
Company H, 29th, of Akron, fever, now
well; Louis Msrris, Company I, 9th Cav
airy, shot in foot, now on extra duty; Jas
Sterling, Company H, lst Artillery, ty
phoid fever, very sick.
CHURCH HOSPITAL, GEoRoEToWS.-D. T.
Burgess, Company C, 9Th Cavalry; J. T,
Medley, Company C, 9th Cavalry Isaac
Votar, Company c, 9th Cavalry. Medley
is quite sick with chronic diarrhea
EcKIEGToS HOSPITAL = Calvin Stevens,
9Th Cavalry, fr6m Trumbull county, was
the only one received since the last report.
He has diarrhea.
ST. ALoYsISs HOsPITAL-Mr. Rees re-
ports the following, belonging to the 9Th
Ohio cavalry -
Company As. W. Chafee, palsy; W.
! Young, jaundice; Albert Crosby, fever /;
/ Gilbert Woldorf, iauadioeJ E3EFia -BaileyJ
! diarrhea. as ~
Company D-Patriek Cox, Inflammation
Of the bowels; Richard Clark, lame back.
Company IA. Winters, chronic in
hammation Of the stomach and bowels.
Company XIV. L. Sprsgue, jaundice.
VIM. Butler, Company G., 66th Ohio, de-
bility. a-----a--
WOLF STREET HOSPITAL, ALExAEDRIA.-
Edward B. Marston, 1st Ohio Battery :;
Henry AspinTall, do; Henry Mitchell, 18th
Ohio Battery.
Atthe paroled camp are the following
soUAD lsT.-Corporal John Lump, Co
D, 37th; Thos Kampar G. 37th; Paul
Kapf7, II, 37th; John AutenTaith, do. Vic
Alike, 1, 37th; Lewis Bearkemeyer, do;
Chr. Buscher, do; John B. Meyers, do. F.
Wailendorf, do; Henry ROthanbury, K,
37Lh; r. N. Mcclure, 18th Ohio Battery.
SQUAD 2D.-Sergeant Wm. Chamberlain,
Co. G, 29th commanding squad Scion
Hall, Co. F, rheumatism; Giles R, Leonard,
Co. c, 29th; James Lapham, Co. D, 7th ].
Rimmer, Co. G, 10Th; Conrad Zittell, do,
rheumatism; Thomas Green, do ) c. NJ.
Remley do; E. 0berhalts, Co. II, 10Th n.
Noyes, Co. F, 29th, debility; G. Bagington,
Co. G, 29th; John Burns, do, fever sore;
W. G. Fisher, Co. G, piles; II. W. Gee, Co.
@, 29th; Jno. Campbell, do; John Gross,
DO; VIM. Harrington, do, rheumatism
John Belknap, Co. F, 29th, chronic disr-
rhea; VIM. Fleall, do, debility; c. V. Clark,
do: Chas. Cain, do; NJ B. Durkee, do, heart
affected; N. Maloue do, debility; E. S.
d. i. L De-
F. Smith, do; Peter Smith, do A. Sperry,
do; David Beringer, Co. E, 29th; Warren
II. Connell Co. A, 29th, diarrhea; s. Hart,
DO, rupture ]. G. Stall, do; Jno. Hufie-
finger do; Jas. Grim, Co. l, 29th; Jas, S.
Perkins, do; Jas. Sewers, do.i s. Hendrick-
son, Co. D, 7th Frank NJ Mowry, Co. A,
29ih, wound in foot; T. W Smith, Co. D,
29th, wound in leg J. Sarsfeld, Co. K,
29th Wm. G.. Fisher, Co. G., 29th, piles H.
". Greer, Co. G, 29th, Geo. F. Hewett, do;
C. W. Lontz, do; C. w. Martin, do, Tallius
Mccain, do D. Stephens, do; Geo. Stroll,
do; F. C. Townsend, do; John F. Weiddle,
do, rheumatism; Wm. West, do; j. Sars-
field, Co. <, 29th; Jas. R. Williams. do.
TIN 0HIo.-Chas. Greydolph, E. G. DC
Donald, D. Mahony, G.. C. Chaats, Hiram
Hurlburt, Leonard Burkert, Martin Car
michael, Hiram Hotter, Benton Melville,
J. Fulkenon.
6TH ONO C,vALRT.-Co. D., Serg't Geo.
W. Pryor, Serg't T. J. Woolat, Corp. Geo.
7. King, G. L. Rising, Myrou Patterson,
VIM. Hickok, A. II. Pierce, Chas. Hawlin.
Corp J. G. Frampton, Co. Il. Co. A, S. c.
Thorp, n NJ Bassett, E. C. French, W H.
Freat, E. Bailey, R. A White, j. N Lane.
Co. C, Corp. ]. NJ. Moore, Chas. Corley.
Co. K, Jas. Mullen, E. Prentiss.
DEATHs.-Thos. L. Taylor, Co. c, 82d,
Oct. g; -- McIniire, 59th n. Y, from
Richiand Co., O., Oct 8 Sam Thompson,
Co. B., 66th, Oct 6; VIM. F. Goodhue, Co.
L., 9th o. Cav, Oct, 10; W. II. Kline, Co.
Il, 4th, Oct. lS; AdJt Alexander, Oct. Is.
The Secretary ofthe Association reports;
The number of Ohio men at the camp Of
paroled prisoners, is 242.
Hospitals, other than those named, have
been visited, and their condition reported,
but as there are no special changes TO no
tice, 1 do not forward full reports of their
condition.
Our Association is doing all in its pow
er TO alleviate the sufferings Of our brave
soldiers in hospitals: but we cannot do as
much as we would if our supply of stores
was greater. Please remind the people Of
Ohio and the local Aid Societies, that there
is a continual drain upon our stores, and
that we look to them TO replenish our al
most exhausted supplies. Besides the hos
pitals in this city and neighbOrhood, we
have sent Mr. Wetmore TO Frederick, to Ok
anime and report as to the condition and
wants of our Ohio soldiers in hospitals
there. We have heard that many Of our
sick men there are in great need. Let the
friends at home not forget the wants of
the soldiers who have periled their lives in
their defense.
Am. GANGBwER, secy.
Persons sending stores, should direct
them to {" A. NJ. Gangewer, No. 537 H St.,
Washington, D. c."