Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
Delaware soldiersn the Hospitals.
REPORT OF E. DRTIMER BYE.
WILafroN. Dec. y

wILMiHoN, Dec 20, 1862.
TO Me Right Rep. Alredre, President DeiaVare
STATE association torie Reiief Of Sick and
Wounded Soldiers:
ESTEEMED PRIEsD
Aftet weeks absence spent
among the hospitals in wilmington, Georgetown
and vicinity as your agei looking up the wouu-
ded belonging TO the DeFare Regiments, and
inquiriDg into the chatter of their wounds
their condition and CONT, Ii is source of
pleasure 10 me, and tri il will be Il relief to
many anxious minds, Whre directly interested,
to be able to report that ound q large propor-
iion Of them only slightlytunded and all well
cared for, and with but " lr three executions
doing well. The hospitah,e in excellent con-
dition and provided with the necessary re-
quirements, and the su'9ns and attendants
seem to be willing TO renreyery assistance in
their power to the wants I sulferings Of those
needing their attention, a this is confirmed by
the almost universal explsion of the wounded
themselves, IN answer Questions relative to
their wants and neoessitl Up to the time |
left Washington, | ha found thirty seven
of the lst Delaware Al eleven Of the I'd
Delaware and one Of the st Pennsylvania, IL.
Aydelott, a Delawareau,, list Of which with
the character OF their w0ds, the name of the
hospitals, and number ohhe wards, the re-
lhbNhAo uuu HHeH ItmONtANC.t is herewith an
nexed. These do not oomise all Of the woun-
ded Of the Delaware Regimts in the late battle,
Some have been sent to Axandria and some TO
Point Lookout aud probab 10 other places, aud
few tf our worst cases We still at the hospi-
tails nenr Falmouth buff the character or
condition Of their wounds, could learn nothing
reliable
10 conclusion, | feel it n duty to bear testi E
mOny to the noble bearingnd uncomplaining
character Of the wounded / the midst Of their
suherings. Scarcely murar or complaint of
any kind escapes them, aud so it is rare ex-
cepliOn aud not the rule
With nch respeot,
remain w truly yours,
E. NRTIMBR BYE.
Wounded Of The ErsDsiamars.
Capt. W. F. Smith, Co. G.
Capt s. C. Nichols. Co b
Lieut.. Alexander, Co. II.
Private Chas. W. Simmon
ThOs. q. d. Smith
These all went home drecll Jrom Falmouth. -
saw them at Washington, b do moi reenlleot
the precise nature of their winds.
Chas. II. jerks, Co. E.
Warren Harrington, Co. C..
Samuel Alexander, Co. A.
Oscar Farra, Co. A.
Jesse d. Farrell, Co. A.
Adam Huhn, Co. A.
All at "C.rver" Hospital, ear Col. O. A.
Judson's, Fourteenth street, n ward 80. All
flesh wounds in hands, arms md hip and not
serious.
Corporal Isaac Quillen, Co.
Jos. Wright, Co. X.
Napoleon Adams, Co. Il.
At Mount Pleasant Hospital, 'ourteentb sireet.
near "Carver," in ward s fieslwounds. slightiv'
Daniel Morriss, Co. !.
Geo. Mcgee.
Reported at Judiciary Squar Hospital, but
could not find him at JudiciarySquare Hospital
sore eye-was not in the laitbattle.
Henry Higgins,
At Caspars Hospital, A strei, s S. Capitol,
wounded in foot and amputated since died.
Isaac Ilawn, Co. X.
j. II. Butter, Co. X.
AT Findley Hospital, Gales Firm, New York
Avenue, both slight wounds in and, in ward
Geo. W. Bond, Co /.
WIN. Davis, Co. II.
X. W. Plummer, Co. B.
At Dumbatton, Georgetown, youLded slgb
and doing well.
Samuel Banning, Co. d.
Sergeant W. Miller, Co. II.
Michael SWeany Co. B.
Chas. H. Dean, Co. B.
WoOlsey b. Carey, Co. E.
at Post Office, since sent to Clester Pennsyl
vania-did not see them and the character of ii,
wounds not reported
Abram q. Scott, Co. X, left leg. tiba fracture
severe but not dangerous. doing we'll
W. J. Birney, Co. d. left foot doing well.
Chas. II. Collins, Co. d. in arm, doing well.
L. w. Mcdowell, E. slight, think, in baud O.
arm.
VIM. Postles, corporal A. in thigh, and sine,
amputated, dangerous.
Chas. Rambo, corporal, A. flesh wound /,
thigh, cheerful and doing we'll
Jno. W. Quin, Co. G. struck with shell II