Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17

many o! Kent county na nave Deeh hthfu UP 10
that date. And the persons then drafted will be
notified to appear the ensuing week.
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal Of Delaware
REpoRr OF CoMMiTTEg To VIsIT HOSPITALS.
Washington, june IA, 1864, Alien Gawthrop,
Esa.,-Dear Sir.--The committee left in WASH
ngtOn to visit the hospitals and procure list Of
wounded and sick Delawarcans, have completed
the work assigned them, and respectfully submit
the following report:
Carver Hospital Fourteenth street. west ter
minus Of city railroad, in charge Of o. A. Jud-
eou, Surgeon Of U. s. Volunteers.
John Nesemire, 90. !, LIST Del, wounded in
the right eye ut the battle of the Wilderness, on
the first duy of the fight. serious wound, and
will require much care. His residence Is Will
mington, Del
James Dougherly, co. II. 4th Del, general
debility, admitted June IL, from near Newport.
James Wagner, Co. II, 4ih Del. This patient
haI been sick for more than one year with hem
orihoids Admitted June IL.
Thomas Shepherd, co. g, LIST Del, log roll
ed Oft the breastworks at the battle of the Will
derness, oil the 81 of May, ipjuring HIS back.
Was admitted on the l0,h Of May. His mother
resides at 9Th and Pine Sis.
ID Lieut.. II. II. jones, co. |, 2l Del. He
was wounded near Cold Harbor, on the 81 Of
June, gun shot wound Of the right leg. Was
shot while digging into the rebel hreastworks
He saw the rebel who shot him; was not mere
than ten yards from him his limb will be saved
Columbia Hospital, Fourteenth Street west,
at terminus of city railroad; in charge Of Sur
geon Il. Crosby, U. s. Vols.
Robert Sylvester, co. d, lat Del. sick in chills
aud fever, doing we'll
James Cook, co. G, 1st Del. wounded by a
shell in the shoulder from Delaware, wounded
at the Wilderness.
Wm. Hoops and Joseph Dougherly Of the lst
Delaware, both transferred to Philadelphia on
the 18th Of June.
Richard Cahili, CO. II. Sd DEL, sick with chills
and fever.
Jacob Harrington, CO. II. 4.h Del. typhoid
fever cenvaescent. His father resides near
Pennington, Kent county; is in excellent spirits.
Edmund D. 7. Dawson, co l, lst Del acute
diarrheR he is q son Of +. Dawson, Of Milford,
and nephew Of +. Clark Of New Castle CO. he
desires 10 see them.
Emory Hospital near the Almshouse, east Of
the Capital, in charge Of Surgeon W. II. Nose
ley. U. s. Vols.
Malcom Hood, CO. X, ID Del was wounded
in the breast at Fredericksburg, aud has been
sun struck since; he s unfit for any kind Of SER
vice his residence, Church aud Taylor streets,
Wilmington.
WIN 4. Lockwood. c, 81; intermittent fever
since February; son of David Lockwood Of
Elkton, Md, doing we'll.
Thomas Mariner, g, lst Del. Cnv.; typhoid
fever, admitted June 1 was iusensible when
admitted. He died Monday June 13h, aud Wns
buried in the Government baiial grounds at Ar
lngon Heights; his body cannOt be disinterred
until Septenbtf The Surgeon III charge re-
specially requests his relatives to report at the
hospital and Obtlin his Effects.
Corn John Robinson, H. lst: returned 10
duty, June II.
Fairfax Seminary, Va miles back Of Alex
audria, in charge of Surgeon D. ?. Smith, U. s..
Vols.
James Croft D, 4th wounded while crossing
the Rapidan
Finley Hospital, lexington, l mile north Of
the city, in charge of Surgeon q. l.. Pancoast,
U. S. Vols.
Frederick Myers G, 1st, ward 4-was wound
ed at battle of Spotsylvania on the 18th of May,
wounded in the left breast ball still remaining
lie has also acute darrhea which has complete
ly prostrated him his residence Jefferson Street
above 9th, Wilmington.
John Patterson Y, ID; ward B-was wound
cd in the shoulder during Hancock's great
charge he laid six days aud niehts upon the
battle field; lived formerly at Staunton, Della
ware.
Joshua G. Arhurs, b, LIST; ward A-wound-
in the battle Of the Wilderness on the 9th OF
May, in the left thigh admitted May Goth re-
sidence Wilmington.
Benz. Husbands, +, LIST, ward s-wounded on
second lays battle, of the Wilderness, in both
legs residence Smyrna,
Bernard McCarran, q, lat, ward !; wounded
at the battle OF the Wilderness gun shot wOund
producing fracture of the arm and shoulder ::
bad wound residence Talnnll street been 6tL
and 9Th
VIM. Jackson, +, Joseph Wright, X, A. j.
Reed, E. A. G. Green, II, l. NJ. Ham. X, Henry
j. Parvis, d, d. q. Ilignuit, Z, of the LIST, WIN.
Hunter, II, 4th, and G. Gillespie, transferred to
Phila.
James Smith, g, % Delaware, burnt foot
Judiciary Square Hospital, Judiciary Square
+ Street. North between 4th and 9th ST. West.
in charge of Asst, Surgeon A. Ingram, U. s. A..
Edwin Fryer, A, lst, ward 6 left leg ampu-
tated belOg the knee wounded June son Of
John Fryer, Marcus Hook, Pa. recovering.
Alexander W. zebey, %, flesh wound Of
tight and left leg; admitted May lo-buried on
Monday, June 10, in the government burial
grOundi son Of Thomas W. Hebley.
John Griffith, II, dih, wounded at Cold liar
Dor, June 2 right leg amputatpd; recovering
put suffering III the Diabetes, as advanced in
life. Residence Willow Grove Kent, co.
OscAr Farra and John Durtis, co. A, lst, re-
turned to duty June 10.
Lincoln Hospital, one mile east of the Capitol
in charge Of Asst. Surgeon J. O. Mckee.
Michael Dooly, II, lst debility; admitted 8
months ago, now ward master of ward 4.
Gardner Sands, I, lst admitted June 8, and
transferred to Pha
Thomas Maloney, K LIST wounded in left
arm transferred to phila.
WIN. CULLEN, b, 2di typhoid fever recover
ing
Thomas Russell, II, 81 transferred to phila
Michael Cotton, Il, I'd wounded at Cold Har.
Dor, the ball passing through the left haud his
family reside in Front street between Lombard
and Poplar improving.
Michael Pallon, A, ID; wounded at Cold Iar
Dor, ball passing through the elbow recover
ing.
VIM Mccoy, D, lst; wounded at the battle O
wilderness in iustep fit for duty.
Edward McGlinohy, A. lst; disease Varicose
veins Of both legs improving; residence View
Castle.
Mount Pleasant Hospital, 14th street, one hal
mile beyond city limits, In charge Of Asst
Surgeon q. A. Mccall, U. S. A.
@. W. Dodd, LIST; wounded with an explosive
ball at the Wilderness, in the arm recovering
John D. Thompson G. 3 Dell Inliammatory
Rheumatism, admitted May 90. doing we'll.
James II. kettlewood, A., Sd, wounded il
battle Of Cold Haibor, on the 9th Of June, il
left shoulder; desires to be transferred to Tiltol
Hospital.
John Brown, e. let, sick with Typhoid fever
admitted May 29; his brother, George Brown
resides at Georgetown, desires to see him.
james McGinnis, A, 80, ruptured and CAM
from front with chills and fevers recovering
wm. Greer, Joseph 0ttager, Andrew Jones
Edward parthemen, VIM. Carr George Still
Philip Wolfe, of the LIST, and Ambrose II. Nc.
Neil and ]. D Lambson of the ID, have beer
transferred to Pha
Stone Hospital, Fourteenth street in charge o
Acting Asst. Surgeon p. Glenuau, U. s. A.,