Hon. B. F. WADE,
_Chairman of Committee on the Conduct of the War, Senate U. S._
[Illustration: U. S. GENERAL
HOSPITAL, DIV. No. 1, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
=Private FRANCIS W. BEEDLE=, COMPANY M, 8TH MICHIGAN CAVALRY,
Was admitted per Steamer New York, from Richmond, Va., May 2, 1864. Died
May 3, 1864, from effects of treatment while in the hands of the enemy.]
[Illustration: WEST'S BUILDING HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE, MD.
=Private JOHN BREINIG=, COMPANY G, 4TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY,
Admitted April 18, 1864. Improved a little for two weeks, then gradually
failed and died on the 12th instant.]
[Illustration: U.S. GENERAL
HOSPITAL, DIV. No. 1, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
=Private JOHN Q. ROSE=, COMPANY C, 8TH KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS,
Admitted per Steamer New York, from Richmond, Va., May 2, 1864. Died May
4, 1864, from effects of treatment while in the hands of the enemy.]
[Illustration: U. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL, DIV. No. 1, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
=Private L. H. PARHAM=, COMPANY B, 3D WEST TENNESSEE CAVALRY,
Admitted per Steamer New York, from Richmond, Va., May 2, 1864. Died May
10, 1864, from effects of treatment while in the hands of the enemy.]
[Illustration: WEST'S BUILDING
HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE, MD.
=Private GEORGE H. WIBLE=, COMPANY F, 9TH MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS,
Was admitted from Flag-of-truce boat April 18, 1864. Is slowly
improving.]
[Illustration: WEST'S BUILDING HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE, MD.
=Private EDWARD CUNNINGHAM=, COMPANY F, 7TH OHIO CAVALRY,
Was admitted from Flag-of-truce boat April 18, 1864. Very little change
in his condition since received.]
[Illustration: WEST'S BUILDING
HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE, MD.
=Private LEWIS KLEIN=, COMPANY A, 14TH NEW YORK CAVALRY,
Admitted from Steamer New York, from Richmond, Va. April 18, 1864. Is
improving nicely.]
[Illustration: WEST'S BUILDING HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE, MD.
=Private CHARLES R. WOODWORTH=, COMPANY G, 8TH MICHIGAN CAVALRY,
Was admitted from Flag-of-truce boat April 18, 1864. Has improved very
much since received.]
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