The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
Correspondence of the Press.

EDITORS OF Press Il send you the condi-
ton of some of our Maine soldiers, as | find
them in Hospital, at this date. The following
named are in the Armory Square Hospital
Washington.
George A. Messer, Montvie, Co. b, LIST
Maine Cavalry, has slow fever, getting better.
Nathaniel Wentworth, Boothbay, Co. +, Cav
airy, typhoid fever, getting well.
James F. Gray, Holton, Co. E, Cavalry,
typhoid fever, mending.
Winslow Hutchins, Lewiston, 9th Battery,
typhoid fever, is improving.
James Arnold Cape Elizabeth, Co. X, I'd
Regiment, shot wound on knee, leg very much
swollen and painful
Jonathan b. wescott, Athens, 9Th Battery,
wounded in foot, doing well.
Levi F. Estes, Bangor, Co. II, I'd Regiment,
typhoid fever, doing well.
Charles ii. Elwell, Brooks Co. F, 4th Regi-
ment shot, wound not serious, doing well.
George o. Hanniiord, Newfield, Cavalry.
typhoid fever, recovering.
Andrew Clifford, Jefferson, 18th u. S. In
iantry, flesh wounds in legs, doing we'll
Henry Wheeler, England Enlisted Bangor,
I'd Regiment, flesh wounds, doing well.
John II. Garnett, Dcnnyville, Cavalry, ty<
phod fever, getting better, slowly.
Andrew j. Daggett, Hodgdon, 9th Battery,
flesh wound, very sick.
Maitland l.. Osborn, Smithfield, 9th Battery
typhoid fever, getting better
Sergeant Jonathan Nash, Auburn, Co. X,
10th Regiment, slight flesh wound, mending.
Freeman f. Walker, Saco, Co A, 10th Regi-
ment, flesh wound, leg getting well.
Redmond o. Council Orono, Cavalry, shot
in arm, bone shattered, getting better.
The first seven named, are under the special
care Of DIR. Robinson, Of your city, who has
about sixty patients, in his ward (G,) and who
is unceasing in his acts of attention and kind
ness.
The following list of persons l find in the
lexington Hospital, on the 11th:
Luther G. Kimball, Saco, 4th Reg, GONZALES
cent; Belden Southland, Pittsfeld, Cavalry,
slow fever.
Joseph p. Luce, Cavalry, Co, +, Samuel
Stuart, Palmyra, Cavalry, Co. A. fever, mend
ing.
A. X. Perry, Paris, Co. /, 9TH Regiment,
sick, mending.
VIM. Bolton, Augusta, Co. l, Sd Reg, do
VIM. L. Foster, family in Cape Elizabeth
shot, loss of finger, getting better
Charles p. Quint, Bangor, I'd Reg, Co. f.,
wounded in leg, doing well.
William McKenny, Bangor, I'd Reg, wound
ed, doing well.
Asa b. Haseltine, Troy, Co. H., Cavalry,
typhoid fever. recovering.
John Robinson, Palmyra, Co. III, Cavalry,
slow fever
George A. Mcclellan, Oldtown, Co. X, I'd
Reg. rheumatism.
Daniel II. Elliott, North Waldoboro, Caval-
ry, slightly sick
Stilman Buxton, Falmouth, Co. X, I'd Reg.
James A. Stevens, Steubenl
James w. Thompson, New Portland, 9Th
Reg.
james McCorrison, Kendusking, 9th Reg
| Thomas futile, Durham, 9Th Reg.
james Hebron, Bangor, I'd Reg.
| John L. Bean, Bangor, I'd Reg.
Charles +. Dam, Portland, Cavalry. "a .
| Charles Allen, Rockland, I'd Battery.
Isaac L. Murray, Boothbay, I'd Battery.
Michael Kenney, Bangor, I'd Reg.
james Coombs,
VIM. ii. Wakefield, Gardiner, Sd Reg.
Benjamin Weber, Hermon, I'd Reg.
Isaac Russell, No. IL, Amos,died on the 9th
or some of those in the last named Hospi-
tails was unable to get the particulars in full,
relative TO them. There are 81 tents, II per-
sons in each, on this ground. had not time
TO 90 into all, aud got the name and resden-
ces Of the last IA from the physician. DR..
Foster, Of Portland, found here, doing good
service.
shall give you list of the sick and wound