Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12
WISCONSIN Soldiers In Eastern Hospitals,
Aeports from Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Alexandra and Washington.

non. EDWARD SALoMoN, Governor Of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
Sir :-i herewith enclose to vopr F,.
eellenoy list of names of the soldiers
belonging to regiments FROM Wisconsin
now 10 tbs Hospitals at Washington, Al
e%HndFia, Baltimore and ConvalesceDt
canp, near Fort Barnard, Virginia.
ihe hospitals in Washington, Alexan-
drla and Baltimore are In greatly i'm
proved condition; many of the smaller
hospitals in Washington have been broken
up, the larger and more commodious ones
have BEEN more enlarged aud improved in
many respects, thereby facilitating the
management of them and contributing to
the comfort of The inmates. The conva-
lescent Camp, of which there has been
many complaints, is 10 greatly improved
condition comfortable b2rracks have
been built and more systematic manage
ment established. The Convalescent Camp
is how made in a measure. a sort of head
quarters tor disabled and worn out sol
where they are examined, and if found
unfit for duty are discharged In she
large number that are copyrighted there,
1t sometimes occurs that meritoriUus dis
aided soldiers are for the time being over
looked by the surgeons in charge: but
when such cases are brought to the atten-
ton OF our society, they ale promptly
looked into and the attention of the sur
geon in charge called to them.
he society has given COO siderable at
tention 10 The sending and aidirg sick and
disabled soldiers in getting t, their re
spectlve homes, aud Ia their endeayor,
have been been greatly aided by The kIud
aud energetic Efforts OF Mr. E o. Norton.
sgent OF the P1nnsy lvauia Railroad Co
at Hashlr gton, aud OF Mr.. B. b Pusey,
agent OF The Pittsburg, FL. Wayne ara
Chicago Railroad at Baltimore, both of
these gentlemen aud the Railroad Comma
niles with which they are Connected. have
by their good managernenG and gen, L.
many conduct contributed greatly to the
Comfort and speedy transportation of our
soldiers to Chicago.
a large majority of the soldiers in the
hospitals are IN very much improved
condition. There are but few VINO G in
very feeble or dangerous condition, The
hospitals III this city are kept in an ad-
nlFaole condition; everything that can
Contribute TO the comfort and welfare OF
the SICK and wounded soldier is promptly
aud generously provided by tue truly
warLl hearted and loyal citlzens of this
beautiful city.
Very Respectfully,
Your Ob'J Serv't,
w. Y. SELLICK,
Vice Prest. of Wis. Soldiers AID Society.
Wisconsin Soldiers in the Hospitals at Washington
D. o., Feb Ttn, 1868.
DOUGLAS HOSPITAL.
Julius Lasche, 60. X, 26th Uphold fever
Fredtrick Ave, c, 26th, lung disease
nlchaei Waly, L, 10Th, do
WI liam Cram'r, *, 26Ih, do
John Race hardt, 18TH, kidney disease
Fritz ohular, Z, 10th, lung do
Corp y. Briggaman, l, 10th, hernia
J.seph strap, e, 10Th, typhoid fever
h. ska a, Y, 10Th, 40
Corp. Gaeerman, II, goth, lung fever.
T. peteFman, Q, 10th, typhoid fever.
f. Topeka, e, 10Th, do
L. Wallisch, g, Goth, do
e. Epper, Is, 26tb, do
Fred. Preis, X, 10th, lung fever.
John Horn, G, Goth, do
Adolph Bailachrs, Ii, Goth, catarrh
W. Yankee, II, &bth intermittent fever,
Z. Olong, l., 10th, rhe umat sm.
HOSPITAL.
William Walsh, d, sth, chrome diarrhea
JOHN w. Hanson, g. 9th, duty (nurse.N
Patrick Mullen, Ia, I'd, limb amputated.
MOUNT PLEASANT HOSPITAL.
Corp. W. Hansel, A, 26th cont of left ankle.
l.. Sou hwich, Il, Sd, lumbago.
VIM. Westemhageu, q, 9th, dyspepsia.
John Beatty, Il, 9th, The umatlsm.
Bissuga, \, 10Th, chronic l he umatism.
A LAM
J. Keller, q, 10Th, hernia.
}. Sauia, q, Goth, Aphonia.
HARDWOOD HOSPITAL
Charles Rouhn. ID, 5th, diarrhoea.
L. III Baker, %, I'd, DYSPEPSIA.
TRINITY"
Corp. 0. A. Hurlbut, b, 7th, nurse.
N. Howard, A. ID, uurse.
.ohn oryis, X LIST, duty.
W. w. Miller, +, I'd, debility.
JUDICIARY SQUARE"
Samuel Jam son. b, Utn, convaiescent
j. ) smith, Ill, I'd, inflammation eyes.
D. Z. sherman, u, 18th, cOnvaescent.
Jacob MaIkle, Is, I'd, do
FINLEY HOSPITAL.
Hiram Barker, F, 81, typhoid fever
Michael Grvss, A. 5th, rh- ism.
Frank Thomas, IL, 5tn, chronic diarrhoa.
Alvin NalTeth, h, 9Th, do
ST. A.oYsIUs HOSPITAL.
II. E. Halcomb, r, 7th, nurse
y. Laythe, b, 9Th, nurse.
corp W. Ma er, ii, 5th, debility.
Geo. Robinson, /, 7th, nursr.
ASCENSION HOSPITAL.
VIM. VII iams, b, I'd, convalesceut
james Z lark, ID, 9th, duly.
Charles iillyers, Z, ri, on duty
ARMoAY souAgE HOSPITAL.
Lieut. J. N. 2. Bird, /. 7th wounded
), rg't Frank Lee, u. 81, wounded.
Corp'l kuscn, g, 2oth, rheumatism.
Geo. Johnson, h, 9TH. cunvaIescent,
John Vi. uopkihs b. I'd, uenIity
Il. +. knowitou. /, "a, Through.
&c. C"rmck, 81, di"rrhea.
Micharl SEES a, III iarrhea
Ell Meyers, q, Sd, cont uSon of throat.
j ". L~se, |, Sd. wounded (left army
L. Fox F. 81, typhoid trve-.
Schn. It., \, 81, hernia.
j. D." ids a, 81, rheumatism.
L NJ. Bryant, I, Sd, wounded.
W Fletcher, q, Sd, chronic diarrhoea.
John Aclutyre, b, 2, wounded.
Al doing Jtrst ,ats
COLUMBIA CoLLEGE HOSPITAL
Corp'l Samuel Cocker, l. ID wounded. conv.,as.o,t
J q. Bur ~ b, 7th
Warren Fish, Z, 9th, wounded in thigh
George Glihs b, I'd. couvalescent
A. X. Grey, G, 7th.
Lewis Gree nshould, G. 26th
August Huebener, b, Goth.
b. Hawley, A. 10th.
jacob Jenny, h, I'd.
torge Kuhn, II, 10Th.
ID. Dicksun, Ii, Sd
John rippet, u 9th.
VIM. Warner, G, 9th.
CARVER BARRACKS HOSPITAL.
Serg't h Shaher, D, Goth, rhe uuatism
Serg !. h. Crossen, IL, 9th, wounded
VIM ii Booth, Z, sd, chronic rh umatism.
S. A. Aicho,ss u, I'd, sounded in aukl.
L NJ. Parker, I, Ttu, wounded
John Daddy, ID, 9TH, wounded in right foo.
Wm. V rsir, l. I'd, on THROUGH
Nicholas Young, q, 2oth, rheumatism.