The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-09-18
List OF the Sick and Wounded Soldiers
from Minnesota I'm the Various Hos
pitfalls at st. Louis, Missouri, sep.
tenn her \. 1863. A

List OF the Sick and WOUNDED SOl0leES
from Minnesota i'm the Various Hos
pitfalls at st. Louis, Missouri, Sep
TENDER 2, 1868. & H
BENTON BARRACKS.
Patrick Burns, Company +, 5tn reg!mS s;m
psoriasis; Waseca county; bis dlseasc Is oinl-
cult to cure.
Sueur county He has been sick five months;
is now o little better.
Allows HOipgsmid d, 9th; disease OF spine;
st. Paul. Very bad case he will be discharged.
Sergeant Arthur McAllister. B, 9Th; chronic
diarrhea; Fillmore county. Sick long time;
grows little better
Samuel Shutz. X, 4th; wound in hand Fill
more county. Wounded at Vicksburg; is now
nearly well will probably be discharged.
Corporal John Wilder, E, 9Th, diarhea. Alb
sent from hospital without leave, and marked
s'deserter"
B. B. Williams, H, I'd, rheumatism and di-
arrhea; Blue Earth county. Sick eighteen
months; now acting as nurse.
LAWSON HOSPITAL.
Asa P. Carlton, H, 4th; typhoid fever; Now
er county. Has been sick since the 18th OF
March, but is now cOnvalescent.
William Monson, II, 4th; gun shot above
left elbow; st. Paul. Was wounded on the
22d of May at Nicksburg; will save his arm:
Robert B. Miller, D, 4th; wounded in the
shoulder; Todd county. Was wounded on
the I'D of May at Vicksburg; expects dis
charge. ..
Peter Wilhelm!, f. 9Th; rheumatism and
diarrhea; st. Paul. Has been sick six months;
does not seem to be improving.
JEFFERSON BARRACKS.
Sergeant Daniel P Brown, L, 9Th debility;
Carver county. Will be discharged soon is an
educated man and Lutheran minister.
Baptist Ducleau, 4, 9th; bilious fever; st
Paul. Is now debilitated, but cOnvalescent
Francis DelOne, d, 9Th; debility Hennepin
county. Is quite sick. but full of courage and
anxious to get well.
John Henderson, ID, 9th; intermittent fever.
Improving.
Henry Kohler, H, 4th; hernia; Carver
Invalid Corps.
William ii Mortimer 4th !; arm amputated
below elbow; st. Paul. Is now rapidly recov
ering; expects TO be home in October.
Simon Paul, +. 5th intermittent fever;
Hennepn county. Sick since LIST of June;
very cheerful and getting better.
Albert A. IL. Ripley, i, 4tll; disease OF the
heart; LIE Sueur county. Sick since the 18TH
of December. 1861.
Antoie Rebanski B, 9TH; diarrhea and fe
yer; Chattield. Sick ten months; yet very
feeble.
Martin Sieger, G, 4th; dropsy and diarrhea;
Carver county. Sick more shan Il year; conva-
descent and acting us nurse.
VIM. Watts, X, 9th; chronic diarrhca; St.
Paul. Is slowly improving.
Matthias Waldo, G, 4th; pneumonia;
Stearns county Convalescent and working in
Eli Wait, B, 9th wounded in right eye; Fill
more county. The ball entered the right eye
and passed through to the left cheek, where it
still lies. His eye is destroyed, but he will get
well.
Thomas Darling, D, 18th: paralysis; Saint
Cloud. Avery severe case.
Thomas Riley, c, 9TH; intermittent fever;
Hennepin county. Sick three months.
Edward d. Brooks, c., 9Th; bronchitis and
dlarrhea; Freedom county. Improving slowly.
Peter j. Tilman E., 9TH :; pneumonia Blue
Earth co unity. Sick three moths, but now i'm
proving.
Henry Deis, E, 9TH: Intermittent fever;
Carver County. Nearly Ill at the House o
Refuge
Stanislaus Capissant, Company D, 9TH regi-
ment.
Medical attendants say that nearly all now in
the hospital are cOnvalescent, but all are aebi-
tated, and need rest and good attention. The
hospital is most admirably conducted, and for
healthfulness, cleanliness and comfort, is not
surpassed 10y any hospital we have visited.
Nearly all the men desire short turlOughs, and
think if they could get home they would soon
get well. The surgeons have power to fur
Tough only five per cent. every fifteen days.
which will only give ten turlOughs out of every
hundred for Il month, an6 furnishes but small
relief.
T. j. Caldwell, d, 4th; chronic Diarrhea
Steans County.
Stephen Thompson, Ii, 5th chronic d.
arrhea; Omsted county.
Isaac y. Bentley. ID, 9TH; debility; Stearns
county.
Joseph A. Knapp; d, 4th, chronic darrhca
Freedom county
John Ross, |, 9TH intermittent fever, Saint
Paul.
John Grear, 4th. pluerisy; Steele county.
Elias Farr. Z, 4th Intermittent fever Free
born county.
Edwin j. Huntington. C.. 18th flux Wrig,;
county.
John Jonson A. 18th Intermittent fever
Carver county.
Olden Nelson b. 4lh; chronic diarrhca;
Mcleod county
MARINE HOSPITAL.
William Radtkc, A, 18th tiacturing of the
skull; Sibley county. 1t has been sixteen
months since he was hurt. He is not able to
go on duty and probably will not be, yet hc
performed light duties about the hospital much
OF the time.
On the general condition of the sick in our
hospitals am prepared to report most favor
ably. Vast improvements have been made
within the last year. and laudabe ambition
and emulation will secure still greater blessings
for our sick and wounded soldiers.
Respectfully
b. +. CKARY, Agent
The list of sick and wounded found by
Mr.. CRARY in the hospitals at Keokuk,
Iowa, was published in the PIONEER of
Thurday last.