The Portland daily press., 1863-11-13
A Sad and Affective Record.
ARMoRY SQUARE HOSPITAL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 8, 1868.

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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 8, 1868.
10 The Editor Of The Press
To-day has been sad day with US. Never
have we had such severe wounds. Ten are
lying in our dead house, and / fear the num-
Der will be considerably increased before morn
ing. / hasten to give you perfect list of our
Maine soldiers which have been brought here
the last twenty-four hours. Iregret that
am unable to give you the character OF the
wounds. So far as can will note them.
George II. Hamilton, Co. f, 5th Regt., right
shoulder, gunshot.
Furgus Potter, Co. X, 9Th Regt., flesh wound
left hip.
Jacob Quinby, Co. H., 9TH Regt., dead.
Capt. G. w. Burnham, Co. G, 9Th Regt.,
shell wound small of back, lcontusioA).
Silas Thompson, Co. d, 9th Regt., flesh
wound in left thigh, Daniel Thompson, Co.
d., 9th Regt., flesh wound in right leg, broth
ers.
Capt. Samuel Witherell, Co. X, 9th Regt.,
right side. gun-shot wound.
Lieut.. Simon Pottle, Co. F, 9th Regt., gun
ohot WouHu iNit uot udHSciVu''
Lieut.. Henry Fl. Wait, left lung, fatally,
supposed to be dying.
Lieut.. Col. ii. r. Mellett, 9Th Maine Regt,
confusion, not severe, right side by shell.
Sergeant Albert d. Jones, Co. b, 9th Regt.,
flesh wound in neck.
Patrick Dugon, Co. r, 9th Regt., flesh
wound left hip
Nathaniel Foss, Co. f. 9th Regt. left breast,
severe.
Greonlief Webster, Co. f, 9th Regt., Dead
Alonzo Elder, Co. A, 9Th Regt., left lung.
Dead.
VIM. A. Jellison, Co. H, 9th Regt., shell
in left thigh, flesh wound only.
Albina II. Carter, Co. E, 9th Regt, gun shot
left thigh, flesh wound only.
- Lieut.. Horace Jacobs, Coz G, 9th Regt,
severe gun shot through left shoulder joint.
Lieut.. II. II. Chamberlain, Co. l, 9th Regt.,
gun shot wound through the foot.
Geo. II. Owens, Co. F, 9th Regt., gun shot
wound in the ANGLE.
Robert Hugh, Co. F, 9th Regt., flesh wound
in the right thigh.
Corporal Thomas n. Kerr, Co. X, 9Th Reg,
gunshot wound in the small of the back -
comfortable. e..ks
Sergt. John fl Coy, Co. r, 9th Regt., gun
shot wound, left, by flesh wound only.
VIM. Warrior, Co. X, gun shot wound in the
chest-severe.
Corporal Joseph G.. Roberts, Co. II, 9th
Regt., gunshot wound in the left arm not
severe.
Lieut.. Sullivan Morton, Co. II, 9th Regt.,
left hip severely, both arms slightly.
Sergt George II. Dyer, Co. G, 9th Regt,
right thigh-not severe.
Harry F. Mills, Co. G, 9th Regt., left side
severe.
Thomas Walsh, Co. F, 9th Reg, fracture
left thigh-severe.
VIM. Shonker, Co. f.
l.. H. Whittier, Co. II, 9th Regt., left thigh
not very serious.
Solomon w. Sealey, Co. X, 9th Regt., left
side-severely.
Charles Chase, Co. 9th Regt.
Adt. Charles A. Clark, 9th Regt., flesh
wound in leg.
Lieut. J.. A. A. Packard, 9Th Regt., conva-
lescent.
Sergt. Frank A. Brainard, Co. d, 9th Reg,
right arm and left breast.
Thomas Ripley, Co. d, 9th Reg, right Shout
der and right knee-not very serious.
Alex E. Fields, Co. b, 9th Regt., left hip
not severe.
Corporal Fore G.. Leighton, Co. G., 9th
Reg, flesh wound in neck
Sergt b. Morton, Co. F, 5th Regt, gun
shot in head very severely.
Michael Brennon, Co. E, 9th Regt. .
Lieut.. Col. Harris, 9th Regt., fracture of ie-
muir.
Loumus Berry, Co. A, 9th Regt., wounded
in five places but will probably recover.
Sergt. Henry Tapiey, Co. E, 9th Regt., dead.
Elliott Moore, Co. b, 9Th Regt., dead.
Thomas Tibbetts, Co. d, 9th Regt., dead
Sergt. Hodsdon, Co. II, 9th Regt., dead.
have written In great haste, but am SUBJ
stantially correct Yours very truly,
f. w. JACKSON, Chaplain u, s.. A.