Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-12-20
Wisconsin Men I'm Hospital.
U. HOSPITAL, =BowLINa GREEN. KY,
Ontohor 2Qth 1870

u. s. HOSPITAL, Bovine GREEN, KY,
October goth. 1872. {
To His Krceueney EdUdrd Solomon, GoUernor Of
Wisconsin
DEAR SIR :-Herewith | send list OF
the sick Wisconsin soldiers remaining, and
OF those who died in the hospitals at this
place, The hospitals here are in a poor
condition, and without the aid of the San.
itary Commission the suffering would be
terrible. 1t is hoped that the good people
of the State OF Wisconsin will Continue in
their liberal contributions througb the
Sanitary Commissions, especially in fur-
nishing ticks, sheets, pillows. shirts and
drawers, and by so doing they will lessen
the sutferings to great extent and receive
the blessings of those poor soldiers who
lost their health in defence of our country
and now have to endure the hsrdships of
hospital life. Respectfully yours,
GODFREY STAMM,
State Agent
Edward Part, H, 10Th, convaIsscent.
George Owen, G, 10th, typhoid fever
Andrew Fieldstaed. K, 10Th, deserted.
John Matilda, d, 2lst, measles,
Charles Hickock, X, LIST, intermittent fever
U. II. Larken, II, 18th, convaescent
August Cristian, b, oath, intermittent fever
Henry Lipanow. B, Gath, diarrhcea
Daniel Biasure, c. 21st, do
c. Tuscanson, y, 18th, do
E. Iverson, c, 18th, catharrhuss
G; W. Chamberlain, Z, 2lst, diarrhoea
Thomas Spencer X, Gath, do
NJ. spahr, x, 21st, typhoid fever.
Homer Bacon, K, -lst. do
Geo. Denivali. b, 21st, pneumonia
B. Behald, Ii, 2lst, do
Amos Esty, B, 2lst, fever.
A: BTintinton, B, 2lst, diarrhoea.
W. Il. Walton, sth battery, diarrhoea
NJ. Mercer, q, 2lst, casharr.
Edgar Roberts, c, 21st, diarrhoa
Fabus Barr, d, 18th, canker.
Edward Fox, E, LIST, erypelas.
Peter johnson, L, 18th, pneumonia
Erich Erickson, X, 18th, do
kettel sanderson, X, 18th, diarrh,ea
Peter Thompson, K, 18th, do
Michael Olson; B, 10th, fever
Nelhs Helgeson, x, 15th rheumatism
Thorn. Larson, II, 18th, diarrhna
Ole Sierens on, II, 18th, do
Allen Mitchell, 5th battery, bloody fux
Charles es Knapp, I, 2ast, typhoid fever
Geo. s. Sheldon, l, 2lst, do
John Cawling, c, 2lst, do
John 5. sarteIl, X, 2lst, debility
Walter J. Fish, d, 2lst, lung disease.
Lewis D. Anger, d, els, intermittent fever.
George M. Pope, D, 10th, wounded in left arm by
accidental discharge of pistol.
Thomas Carter, I, 10th, eatharrhus
Henry Roderick, A, 10th, typhoid fever
VIM. j. Utter. A, 10th, do
Fred. Roehr, ii, 21st, hard hearing,
NJ d. McAlAster, q, 2lst dysentery
Henry Anderson, D, 18th, typhoid fever.
List of Deaths in Hospital at Bowling Grssn Ky
Daniel II. Turner, II, 1st died Oct. 4th.
Daniel Hale, +, 2lst, died Nov. 18th.
Martin Fieldstadt, d, 18th, do 18th.
Edward Ham, b, list, do 22d
Peter Norman, a, 18th, do Esd
Charles H. Turner, @, 21st, do oath
List of Deaths in Camp at Mitcheville, Tenn. du.
ring the month of Nov.
Samuel j. Caroline, surgeon 2Ist, Nov 18th, disease
OF heart. - '
5. B. Niles, B, 2lst, November IA, pneumonia.
Braton Newell, D, 2lst, do 10, do
David j. Williams, q, 21st, co. do
Capt. John levitt, jr,, d, 2Ist e. typhoid fevar
Lucian Littlefeld, /, 2lst, 81 Pneumonia
n. a. fearce, y, zist, 70, typhoid fever.
] ohm Sands, X, 2lst, Is, pneumonia
- Kellogg, X, 1st, 16.