Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-16

Very Respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
W. 7. SELLEoK,
Sec'y Wis. Soldiers Aid Society.
List of Wisconsin soldiers in hospitals Baltimore
Maryland, March 31st, 1868.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Harb in Coffin, company B, I'd regiment ; John
D. Coon, Sd Brainard J. Warrington, 5th
Henry Black, G 9th Frank Clark, 9th.
CALVERT srEIxr.
7. J. Ware, company Cd; W. Pulre, 9th
L. Todd, II 18th.
NEWTON UNIVERSITY.
C. A. Stephens. company 18th John Harvill
f 7th.
Edwin Angelo, Fl 7th ; Charles Nndt, G Goth
John Richards, 9th.
wEsr's BUILDING.
Cary P. Taplin, & sth; J: G. Harsberger, F Sd
sergt.S Henderson, I'd I. B. Fareshar, 5th
A. T: Towley, Sd A.. Resell I 7th-desertsd
March 2Sth, 1868; 81. c. Isbell, Sd.
srIwAlT's PLACE.
9th Charles Young, 9th J. H. Smith, B I'd
George W. Krohn, II Sd D. Briggs, 9th Corp
Robert Rice, 9th.
PATTERsoN's PARK.
Frederick Meyers, B Sd Abel johnson, 9th S.
": Reyes, 4th James P; Agnsw, Il Sd James
Stevens, E 18th Squire Burns 7th.
NC KIN's MANSION.
s. Nelson, Co. E, 3rd John Olsen, Co. G, 3rd /;
J. II. Killalee, Co: D, 3rd; S. Smith, 90. D, srd
J. A. Snyder, Co. K, 7th.
YORK, PENN.
Lake D. Blunt, Co. D, 7th Lawson D, Finton
Co. A, 9th William Eonald, Co. B, I'd; Stephen
Beardsell, Go. G, 5th Charles II. Taplin, Co. q,
5th Jacob Fay, Co. E, 9th JohnlFritz, Co. C, 7th;
9, Goth Charles sohafsr, Co. 2sth chas Ring NO.
Co. K, 3rd Daniel Casey, Co. E, 7th.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
G. G.. Ettnger, Co. G, I'd; A. P. Howe, Co. D, 5th;
Andrew Patterson, Co. b, 9th w. B. Ruder, Co.
A, 9th Gotleib Koser, Go. 4, 9Th /; B. MoKewsn,
Co X, Gath Che sle, Bsh, Co. II, oath Henry VI
rich, Co. 1, oath Knud Knndson, Co. C, 18th
VIM. Queensmen, Co. E, Gath Oliver Ferguson,
derson, Co. A, 10Th W. H. Bodine, Co. Il, 21st
e. N. Frice, G 21st Corp. James Kolhenmer, 6
1oi Corp Alpheus Peck, 2lst; James E. wash
Charles Elmaker, Gath Corp. E. L. Galbrieson,
I, Oath Henry Grager, Oath.
ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION.
VIM. G. Callard, 7th; F. Langness, A 5th.
The following were sent from the Hospital at An.
napolis, to Camp Parole, Annapolis
Geo. W. Britfeth; I'd; H. o. Hamilton, Gath;
n T.
John D. Wailing, H Oath Thomas Rourke, G, oath;
Edward A. Douglas, B oath, furlough; Corp. E. L.
Galbrieson, "a Sergt William Marsh, Oath !;
Cornish, ist W. B. Baker A. ss S Ss11ss
ming, A 18th, A. Frederickson, d 18th silva.
Lovejoy, X 2lst L. A. Stone, I oath d. e. Mer.
rell, 24th NJ. II. Fenno, 21st; Fred Barnskow
L 24th.
LIST OF DEATHS AT BALTIMORE AND ANNAPOLIS.
List of Wisconsin soldiers who have
died in Baltimore and Annapolis since
Jan. lst, 1868:
John W: Ceonan. D, 9Th, died Jan. 10, at "wesss
John III. Alexander, B, oath. died March & at An
Elyer c. Wallace C, oath, died Feb. 1st, at Annap-
oils.
Sergs. I, B. Lloyd, E, 21st died Feb 4th at Amman.
Geo. II. Cole, B, oath, died Feb 18TH at Annapolis,
BURIAL PLACES OF QUE SOLDIERS WHO FELL AT AN.
TIRTAM.
Names of Wis. soldiers buried in grave.
yard at Keedysville, Washington Co., Md.
franklin Gerlaugh, and VIM. P. Black, Co. A, 9th
regiment.
Die slab hes been placed" To the memory OF
franklin Gerlaugh and VIM. P. Black-Aged re.
'pectively 10 years, months and q days-Killed
IL pa'sie VI Antletam, sept 18th, 1S6Z. Rest,
Brave Soldiers, Rest."
J. A. Andors, B, I'd, died Sept. II, '62; VIM. Nc
Kinney, c, It'll, died Sept. 23d; o. B. Taplsn, B,
I'd, Sept. Oath; Corp. A. d Hamilton, II, I'd, Sept
10Th; Corp. Henry Storm, H, I'd, Sept. 25th; VIM.
Klein, X, 9th, no datei Abraham Fletcher, K, 9th,
no date.
Fletcher died at Mr.. Lantz's in the village, no
head board, but grave will be pointed out by Mr.
Lantz.
Al
graves in this yard that have no slabs or
boards; nothing whatever to distinguish
them. Mr.. J. J. Keedy requested mo to
inform you that he would supply marble
slabs for those graves at $16 (sixteen dol
iars) each.
There is two already here, one as above
and another over the grave of
e. ". Dusang, Go. E, 10Th Indiana they
are very neat and we'll worth the money.
Mr.. Keedy charges nothing whatever for
cost of transportation, nor for placing them
at the graves. In his own words, he says
Is will do anything for the Union SOL
diers."
l would respectfully suggest, that you
make this fact known, not only in Wiscon-
sin, but to I" the rest of mankind"
| found smoketoun Hospital" to be
about two miles north of Keedysville.
was told by the people in the vicinity OF
the hospital that Smoketown derived its
an2oetical name from the fact, that many
years ago few log huts were scattered
around among those hills; they had no
chimneys whatever, the smoke finding
egress, as best it could, through the cracks
and crevices of the novels. No person
could enter to remain any length of time
they would get smoked out. Herce the
name.
This hospital is composed of some sixty
tents-eight wards of seven tents each
calculated to accommodate five men in
each tent. There are about $50 patients
now there, under the physical charge of
Doctors B. A. Vanderkieft and Peterson,
and in the spiritual care of Rev. Mr..
Sloan OF Philadelphia.
They have tasty church at this hospi-
tai; everything-pulpit, chaplain seat,
chandeliers! tent poles and walls-being
decorated with cedar boughs. There are
about 81 seats, to accommodate 200 men.
They all looe their chaplain; and we'll
they may, think.
I found the following Wisconsin men in