la/ APPLICATIONS BY THE MORTON TESTIMONIAL ASSOCIATION, TO TEIE 37th AND 38m CONGRESS, URGING COMPKNSATION FOR THE USE OF ANESTHETICS IN THK ARMY AND NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES. This Association, consisting of some of the most distinguished and scientific men of the country, and representing a large body of Ameri- can physicians, was formed for the purpose of procuring from the Gov- ernment and the people an adequate testimonial for Dr. Morton, as a remuneration for the expenditures* he has incurred in conferring upon them the inestimable boon of Etherization. Before further urging this testimonial upon the people, this Associ- ation determined to make an application to the Government for the use of Anaesthetics in the army and navy, under auspices that should as far as possible determine whether, under any circumstances, Congress would make an appropriation to Dr. Morton, or whether the whole amount must he raised from the people. The military committee of the Sf-nate, 37th Congress, 3rd session, made a report confirming all the previous reports, affirmed the claim of Dr. Morton, and reported the facts to the Senate, but they refused to pass a bill. •It will be seen by the representation made to Congress by this Asso- ciation, that they secured the co-operation of the most eminent and patriotic persons in the country. The following document, and selections from the papers that accom- panied it, will convey an idea how vigorously and enthusiastically this claim was urged upon Congress from all sections of the Union. * Estimated at $200,000. See Senate Report No. 89, 37th Congresss, 3rd Session. A J 58 A REPRESENTATION TO CONGRESS, BY THE MORTON TESTIMONIAL AS- SOCIATION, COVERING A PORTION OK THE NEW AND RECENTLY RECEIVED PETITIONS, MEMORIALS, RESOLUTIONS, AND LETTERS FROM A LARGE NUMBER OF THE SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES, PROCESSORS AND SURGEONS OF THE PRINCIPAL COLLEGES AND HOSPITALS, SURGEONS AND OFFICERS OF THE FEDERAL ARMY, ETC., ETC., URG- ING COMPENSATION FOR THE USE OF AN/ESTHETICS IN THE ARMY AND NAVY. SUBMITTED TO THE THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. To the Honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Stales, in Congress ass< tabled: An Association having been formed in the city of Boston, Mass., representing a large body of American physicians, for the purpose of procuring for Dr. W. T. G. Morton, of Boston, an expression of the grateful sense entertained bv his fellow men, of the benefit he has con- ferred on them, and some adequate remuneration for his expenditures in demonstrating the great physiological fact that the human syW.em may be safely placed in a condition of insensibility to pain, and estab- lishing the practicability and safety of Etherization, which led directly to the use of chloroform and other anaesthetic agents for the relief of human suffering; and in the successful introduction of this great discovery : The subscriber, on behalf of the Association, herewith respectfully submits to Congress petitions and representations recently received by it from members of the American Medical Association, Scientific So- cieties, Professors and Surgeons of the principal colleges and hospitals, Surgeons, Officers and wounded soldiers of the Federal army, and prominent citizens, and selections from numerous letters and testimo- nials of the most emphatic character from men eminent in the various professions throughout the country, urging upon Congress an immedi- ate appropriation for the use of anaesthetics in the army and navy ; also proceedings of the "Morton Testimonial Association," embracing the signatures and resolutions of the Medical Profession of Boston, New York and Philadelphia, in support of Dr. Morton's claims. By reference to Senate Report No. 89, 37th Congress, 3rd Session,* on Dr. Morton's title and efforts to gain from the United States Gov- ernment a return of the expenditures that he has made in the intro- duction of Etherization, it will be seen, that in the opinion of the Medical Profession of America as well as of the chief authorities of the Na- * The evidence upon which this Report Is based, may be found in pp. 66 to 166, of tho ap- p< ndix in the Senate document room. 59 tional Government and of competent institutions in our own country and in Europe, and of our most eminent men of science and letters, Dr. Morton is entitled to the merit of having given this blessing to the hu- man family. Thousands of our citizens in private life have been saved from the pangs incident to the various diseases to which the race is subject; thousands of our soldiers, on the field of battle, have been made insen- sible to the tortures of gunshot wounds and surgical operations ; thou- sands of mothers have been spared the agonies of childbirth l>v the beneficent agency of ether and chloroform ; but Dr. Mortou himself has spent many years of his life and all his property, and though no longer a young man, is still impoverished by the exertions he has made in con- ferring this great blessing on mankind. It is respectfully suggested, that some token from Government of the just appreciation of the value of the services of this benefactor of his fellow creatures, is simply an act of justice. The introduction of Anaesthetics would have have been womi millions of money to the country during the present war, could it have been no otherwise obtained, and that it is due to the character of a great people, whose soldiers have been so signally benefited by this dis- covery, that their representatives should express to Dr. Morton their gratitude for the benefit he has conferred upon his fellow countrymen, as well as upon all mankind, by some testimonial of a value adequate to the benefits which have been conferred, and the resources of the nation which has received them. On behalf of the Morton Testimonial Association,* JOHN WARE, C'inEx. Com. * See page 5, Proceedings of the Morton Testimonial Association. • AIST APPEAL. • To the Xfic England Delegation, in Congress, United States. Gentlemen : The undersigned hereby express to you their convic- tion that Dr. William T. G. Morton, is the discoverer of the practical application of Etherization for the relief of pain, generally, and in sur- gical operations in particular; that we consider it one of the most important discoveries ever made in Medicine, and one of the most im- portant to the human race ever made by man ; and we do most earn- estly desire, as a matter of justice to Dr. Morton, that you will sustain and urge his application to the Government and Congress for remuner- ation, whenever it is presented, according to the best of your distin- guished abilities. A. D. 1.SIJ4. HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Thomas Hill, LL. D. President of Harvard University. Joseph Lovering, Professor in Harvard University. Benjamin Pierce, " " Jeffries Wyman, " " Oliver Stearns, u " Francis James Child, " « Emory Washburn, " " Francis Bowen, " " James Russell Lowell, " " G. P. Bond, « « W. W. Goodwin, " « George M. Lane, " « Henry W. Longfellow, late Professor in Harvard University. Jared Sparks, late President of Harvard University. E. N. Horsford, late Rumford Professor in Harvard University J. E. Worcester, Worcester's Dictionary. Joseph Winlock, United States Nautical Almanack. • • 61 AMHERST COLLEGE. W. II. Stearns, D. D., LL. D., President of Amherst College. E. Hitchcock, late President and Professor of Amherst College. E. S. Snell, Professor of Amherst College. W. S. Tyler, J. G. Vose, E. P. Crowell, E. Hitchcock, Jr., Wm. L. Montague, R. H. Mather, WILLIAMS COLLEGE.. Mark Hopkins, D. D., LL, D., President of Williams College. Albert Hawkins, Professor of Williams College. John Tatlock, " " Jonn Bascom, " " Arthur L. Perry, " " John L. T. Phillips, " Amos A. Lawrence, Gardner Brewer, Charles Amory, James Lawrence, George B. Upton, James Aiuory, Isaac Livermore, J. M. Forbes, R. B. Forbes, William Dwight, BOSTON. J. Ingersoll Bowditch, Edward Austin, Franklin Haven, David Sears, W. W. Tucker, Abbott Lawrence, John A. Lowell, James Bowdoin Bradlee, Alpheus Hardy, George W. Lyman, and one thousand others. .^rmutW' vb*-. • PETIT! OiSTS. To the Honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, in Congress assembled: The undersigned hereby testify to your honorable body, that in the almost unauimous opinion of the Medical Profession of America, as well as of our National Government and competent institutions, Dr. Morton was the first to discover or demonstrate the great physiological fact that the human system is capable of being placed safelv in a con- dition in which it becomes insensible to pain, and to prove the practi- cability and safety of Etherization, which directly led to the use of chloroform and other anaesthetic agents for the relief of human suffer- ing. They beg leave earnestly to represent to Congress, that, in their opinion, the introduction of anaesthetics would have been worth millions of money to the country during the present war could it have been no otherwise obtained ; and that it is due to the character of a great peo- ple, whose soldiers have been so signally benefited by this discovery, that their representatives should express to Dr. Morton their gratitude for the benefit he has conferred upon his fellow countrymen, as well as upon all mankind, by some testimonial of a value adequate to the ben- efits which have been conferred, and the resources of the nation which has received them. MAINE. Bowdoin College, 1864. Leonard Woods, D. D , President of Medical Faculty. P. A. Chadbourne, M. D., Professor in Bowdoin College. William C. Kobinson, M. D., " Israel T. Dana, M. D., " Isaac Lincoln, M. D., " " John D. Lincolu, M. D., " " H. W. Torrey, Professor in Harvard University. Asa Gray, " " Wolcott Gibbs. " '" Joel Parker, " " Daniel Treadwell, late Professor in Harvard University. • 63 * G-oryttoim Collage, 1864. John Early, President Georgetown College. Leonard Xota. D. D., Professor in Georgetown College. James Curley, . " " " Cln'rldii't Medical College, 1864. John Delanmter, M. D. Alleyne Maynard, M. I). I. P. Kirtland, M. D. Proctor Thayer, M. D. J. Lang Capels, M I). D. H. Scott, M. D. U. Kirke dishing, M. D. University of Michigan, 1864. Geo. P. "Williams, Professor of Phvsies Jas. R. Boise, Professor of Greek. Henry S. Frieze, Professor of Latin. Jas. C. Watson, Professor of Astronomy. E. P. Evans, Professor of Modern Languages and Literature. Edward Olney, Professor of Mathematics. K. 0. Haven, President of University of Michigan. L. D. Chapin, Professor of Philosophy. C. K. Adams, Acting Professor of History. hiuimonth College, N. H., 1864. Asa D. Smith, Presi4. H. N. Eastman, M. D., Prof. Theory and Practice, Geneva Med. Coll., N. Y. H. A. Potter, M. D. llobart College, Orient, 18G4. H. Metcalf, D. D. W. D. Wet son, I). D. University of Cliiciyo, Chicago, 111., lstji. J. C. Burroughs, President of i.he University of Chicago. A. J. Sawyer, Professor University of Ohio. Wm. Matthews, Professor Histoiy and of Rhetoric. Joseph C. Breckm, Professor of Latin Language and Literature. G. W. Thomas, Tutor in Latin and Greek Rutgers College, Xoio Brmswick; X. J., March 2, lHtU. Wm. H. Campbell, President. D. T. Rcilcy. Professor. Geo. H. Cook, Professor. David Murray, David Coley, Union College, SrheneOmly, X. Y., Feb. 22, 1S64. L. P. Hickok, so far a* informed, Acting President. J. W. Jackson, Professor of Mathematics. Jonathan Pearson, Prof, of Natural History. Wendell L'Amoreux, Professor of Modern Languages. Benjamin Stanton, Professor of Latin. Charles F. Chandler, Professor of Chemistry. Taylor Lewis. A. M. Vcdder, M. 0 , Profossor of Mathematics and Fhysiologr. And the Professors of one hundred other colleges SURGEONS AND OFFICERS OF THE ARMY.* February 4th, 1863. D. C. Greenleaf, Assistant Surgeon 4th Iowa Infantry. J. G. Eckles, Chaplain 4th Iowa Infantry Volunteers. Culpepper, Ya., Jan. 28, 1864. C. A. Wheeler, Asst. Surg. 12th Mass. W. H. W. Hinds, Surgeon 12th Mass. Chas. C. Wehrum, Adjt. 12th Mass. U. S. Marine Hospital, St. Louv, Mo.. Jan. 30, 1864. James JI. Peabody, Surg. U. S. Vols. L. H. Callaway, A. A. Surg. U. S. A. Philadelphia, Feb. 8th, 1864. Paul B. Goddard, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. J. A. Brady, A. A. Surgeon IT. S. A., in charge Officers' Hosp., Louisville, Ky F. Meachatn, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. F. M. Oakley, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. John S. Logan, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Henry A. Mitchell, Major Indiana Cavalry. John L. Bryan, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. R. A. Bell, Acting Assistant Surgeon, U. S. Army. Washington, I). C, Jan. 30th, 18G4. J. S. Watts, Acting Surgeon 4th Michigan Infantry. Robert Le Baron, Assistant Surgeon. John Seage, Chaplain -1th Michigan Infantry. Geo. W. Lumbard, Lieutenant Colonal Comd'g 4th Michigan Volunteers. Jairus W. Hall, Major 4th Michigan Volunteers. Baltiiiiin". ML, Jan., ls.01. C. W. Jones, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. E. E. Atkinson, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. W. G. Small, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. 11. M. Draeh, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Lynn, Mass., Jan., 1864. B. B. Breed, Surgeon LT. S. Volunteers. * Heads of Departments, Sunrcon (i.iural, Chief Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Su geons of the Army and Navy, will be found in the Appendix to Senate lteport, No. 39, 37tb Congress, 3rd Session, pp. T6 to sti. B 00 . H'KADQUAKTEnS ARTILI.KKY BKIOADE, ) 5th Corps, Annv of the Potomac, > 'January 26M, 1804. ) John Bell, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. February 31, 1864. Norman Gay, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. P. N. Woods, 39th Iowa Infantry, Surgeon 2d Division. F. F. Randolph, Assistant Surgeon lstli Volunteers. J. L. Hoover, Acting Assistant Surgeon, U. S. Army. W. D. Craig, Acting Assistant Surgeon, Dth Illinois Infantry. J. 0. Simmonson, Assistant Surgeon 66th Indiana Infantry. 1864. W. Nichols, Jr., M. D., Assistant Surgeon 2nd Massachusetts Infantry. Louisville, Kentucky, Jan. 307/i, 1864. R. C. Wood, Assistant Surgeon General U. S. Army. Joseph B. Brown, Surgeon II. S. Army. F. L. Toun, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. C. C. Gray, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. C. C. Byrne, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. John W. Brewer, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. B. E. Fryer, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. John A. Octerlang, Acting Assistant Surgoon U. S. Army. U. S. General Hospital, Mound City, 111., Jan. 31, 1864. II. Wardner, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers, in charge of Hospital. A. II. Kellogg, M. P., Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. J. A. C. McCoy, M. D., Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. C. II. Vaill, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Wm. N. McCoy, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army.. John Sartorius, Hospital Steward U. S. Army. Cornelius A. Groot, Medical Cadet U. S. Army. Philadelphia, 1S04. Chas. O'Leary, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers, Medical Director 6th Corps. Washington, D. C, 1864. J. C. McKee, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army, in charge of Lincoln Hospital. H. M. Dean, M. D. Henry E. Paine, M. D. W. F. Peck, M. D. John Stark, M. D. A. M. Allen, M. D. H. C. Burritt, M. D. A. M. Plant, M. D. John G. Walcott, M. D. II. Allen, M. D. The above gentlemen constitute the staff of Lincoln Hosp., Washington, D.C FoHSlocum, D. C, 18«4. John J. Meigs. Assistant Surgeon 1st Heavy Artillery. Edward P. Loe, Captain 1st Heavy Artillery. • 67 Aldan F. Walker, Captain. Robinson Terapleton, Captain. E. B. Parker, Lieutenant. Orlo II. Austin, 1st Lieutenant 1st Heavy Artillery. Wm. Goodrich, Captain. Chas. Hundson, Major 1st Heavy Artillery. Chas. J. Lewis, 1st Lieutenant 1st Heavy Artillery. J. H, Maxham, 1st Lieutenant 1st Heavy Artillery. Eli R. Hart, 2nd Lieutenant 1st Heavy Artillery. Geo. G. Tilden, 1st Lieutenant 1st Heavy Artillery. Cincinnati, 0., Feb., 1864. A. J. Slemmer, Brigadier General U. S. Volunteers. J. F. Head, Surgeon U. S. Army. 1864. R. Murray, Surgeon U. S. Army. Baltimore, Md., 1864. Thomas Ilewson Bache. Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. Headquarters 1st Brigade (Regulars), ) 2nd Division, 5th Corps, 1864. \ Samuel A. Storrow, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army, Surgeon-in-Chief 1st Brigade (Regulars), 2nd Division, 5th Corps, Army of the Potomac. Hospital—Camp Parol, near Annapolis. Md., ) January 29fh, 1864. ) James W. Pittman, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. Andrew McLetchie, Assistant Surgeon 79th New York State Militia. B. F. Banby, M. D. ' Annapolis, Md., 1864 B. Howard, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Philadelphia, Jan. 26, 1864. B. Knickerbocker, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Edward L. Duer, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Arm3r. Philadelphia, Pa., 1863. D. Kennedy, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. L. K. Baldwin, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. F. L. 0. Radimg, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Edward Stonor, Acting Surgeon U. S. Arm)-. M. Lampen, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. E. Dyer, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. W. West, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. James II. Hutchinson, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. A. H. Norwood, Assistant Surgeon U S. Army. M. J. Grier, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. S. G. Minassian, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. 88 J. H. Dixon, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Elisha Orowell, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. James Williams, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Joseph B. Roe, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. M. W. Richards, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Camp dth Mass. Volunteers, January 26th, 1864. P. It. Guiney, Colonel 9th Massachusetts, and commanding 2nd Brigade. James F. Sullivan, Surgeon 9th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. M. W. Phalen, Adjutant 9th Massachusetts. Every officer of this regiment would gladly recommend this petition if time were allowed to present it to them. J. F. Sullivan, Surgeon. Washington, I). C, 1864. W. H. Lincoln, Surgeon 1th Massachusetts Volunteers. Thomas D. Johns, Colonel 1th Massachusetts Volunteers. E. N. Dean, Adjutant 1th Massachusetts. J. W. Thompson, A. R. Q. M. 1th Massachusetts Volunteers. Camp in the Field, January 2'Mh, 1864. George W. Tower, Jr., Assistant Surgeon 24th Michigan Volunteers. Alexandria, Ya., January 'AOth, 1864. Charles Page, Surgeon U. S. Army. W. Leon Hammond, M. D., Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Charles W. Koechling, Acting Assistant Surgeon II. S. Army. Richard E. Price, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. James Robertson, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. D. T. Brown. Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Washington, I). C, 1864. Franklin Grube, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. Theodore H. Cooper, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S Army. Joseph Taylor, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. John J. Linson, Assistant Surgeon 6th New York Artillery. Washington, J). C, February, 1864. Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Parsons, commanding 10th Massachusetts Volunteem D. F. Parker, Major 10th Massachusetts Volunteers. John H. Gilman, Assistant Surgeon. F. B. Perkins, Chaplain. Washington, D. C, 1864. Thomas Sherwin, Jr., Lieutenant Colonel commanding 22nd Mass. Infantry. Mason W. Burt, Major 22nd Massachusetts Volunteers. G. T. Perkins, Assistant Surgeon 22nd Massachusetts Volunteers. Fred. S. Benson, Lieutenant and Adjutant 22nd Massachusetts Volunteers. Headquarters, 1st Brigade, 1st Division. 1st Army Corps, ) January 29th, 1864. \ Henry A. Morrow, Colonel 24th Michigan Volunteers, commanding Brigade. 69 J. D. Wood, Captain and Assistant Adjutant General. J. H. Beech, Surgeon-in-Chief of 1st Brigade, etc. D. B. Daily, Lieutenant and Acting Assistant D. C. Alexandria, Va., 1864. Edward Brocks. Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Washington, D. C, 1864. J. II. Baxter, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. Wa-ihinyfon, B. C, 1864. W. H. Wilbur, Surgeon 1st Rhode Island Cavalry. Augustine A. Maun, Assistant Surgeon Ut Rhode Island Cavairy. Washington, D. C, 1864. Jos. S. Goge, Lieut. Col. 29th Mo. Vols, and A. A. I. Gen. 1st Div. 15th A. 0. S. D. Nichols. Major commanding 4th Iowa Veteran Infantry. J. Eden. 1st Lieutenant and Adjutant4th Iowa M. W. Robl>ins, Surgeon 4th Iowa Infantry. Camp near Braniy Station, Ya., 186 t. L. D. Miller, Assistant Surgeon in charge 1st New Jersey Volunteers. Wm. Henry, Lieutenant Colonel commanding 13th infantry. A. M. Way, Major 1st New York Volunteers. Isaac L. F. Elkin, Adjutant 1st New Jersey Infantry. R. B. Gard, Chaplain 1st New Jersey Volunteers. 1864. Samuel S. Jessop, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Ira Impey, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Henry II. Ruger, Medical Cadet U. S. Army. J. E. Wilson, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. J. S. Bull, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Jennat Wright, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. J. M. Study, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Volunteers, J. Z. Hall, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. F. DeWint, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. B. Johnson, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. W. M. Dorran, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. B. J. D. Irwin, Surgeon U. S. Army, Sup't U. S. General Hospital. West Creek, West Virginia, Feb. 14th, 1864. John M. Robinson, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers, Medical Director, 2nd Division. D. Baguley, Surgeon 1st West Va. Volunteers, Act. Med. Director 2nd Brigade. W. B. Crain, Acting Surgeon Ringgold Battery, Pennsylvania Cavalry. John S. Taylor, 1st Assistant Surgeon 23d Illinois Volunteers, Act. Surgeon. C. M. Stinson, 2nd Assistant Surgeon 23rd Illinois Volunteers. J. English, Assistant Surgeon 1st Virginia Volunteers. David Shanor, Assistant Surgeon 4th West Virginia Cavalry. Cyn.- Mu.>n ..-■ iii u.i.e iii Otii Massieliusetts Cavalry. Folly hiatal, S C, Feb. 1th, 1864. Beit S. Wilder. Assir-tant Surgeon 3/ith Massachusetts Light Infantry. VicMmrg, Feb. 11,1863. Win. W. Nelson, Assistant Surg. 15th Iowa, in charge 1st Div. Pioneer Corps Warsaw, 1864. Edw. R. Parks, M. D. W. II. Davenport, M. D. T. Davenport, M. D. S. C. Sapp, M. D. U. M. Cowgill, M. D. Cincinnati, 1864. E. J. Bonnie, M. D., Surgeon 2nd Michigan Infantry. H. A. Cleland, Assistant Surgeon 2nd Michigan Infantry. R. S. Vickey, Assistant Surgeon 2nd Michigan Volunteers. Miryvillc. 1864. Wm. Brownell. Surgeon 2nd Michigan Cavalry. Kdwin C. Bidwell, Surgeon 31st Mass. Volunteers. (6th Mass. Cavalry.) Samuel A. Green, Surgeon 24th Massachusetts Volunteers. Lucius B. Smith, Surgeon 1th Regiment Minnesota Volunteers. Headquarters Med. Dept. 34th Iowa Vols. ) Coast of Texas. \ Victor H. Coffman, Surgeon 34th Iowa Volunteers. Warren S. Dungan, Lieutenant Colonel commanding 34th Iowa Vols. Wm. W. Bryant, Adjutant. Memphis, Tenn., 1864. J. M. Mack. Surgeon 113th 111. Inf. Geo. B. Hogg, Colonel. L. B. Brown, Assistant Surgeon. Cenhas Williams, Major. Xa/che-:, Miss., April, 1863. John Kemper, Assistant Surgeon 28th Illinois Infantry. Fori Cinnmiug, X. J/., 1863. Rudolf Tauszky, M D.. Assistant Surgeon U. S. V. ; Post Surgeon at Fort Cummings, N. M., late a Surgeon in the Italian Army. March 31, 1864. S. B. Hadley, Surgeon 35th Illinois Volunteers. Wm. W. Henry, Lieutenant Colonel 10th Vermont Volunteers. Almon Clark, Assistant Surgeon " " Wyllys Lyman, Adjutant " " E. M. Haynes, Chaplain " " Owen M. Long, Surgeon 11th Illinois Infantry. John P. Duncan, Major 13th Kentucky Volunteers, E. S. Cooper, Assistant Surgeon " L. J. Taylor, 2nd Assistant Surgeon " 71 J. R. H. Caldwell, Captain Co. G, 13th Ky. Vols., and Provost Marshal 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 23rd Army Corps. B. P. Estes, Lieut. Colonel coindg. 13th Ky. Vol. Inf. (formerly a Physician.) Kansas City, Mo.. March 20, 1864. S. D. Carpenter, Surg. U.S. V., Med. Director Dist. of the Border, (late of Iowa.) P. Byam, Assistant Sui>cyn 32nd Iowa Infantry. Jonathan D. Wylie, Assistant Surgeon 35th Regiment Illinois Volunteer Inf. S. R. Towle, Surgeon 30th Massachusetts Volunteers. G. M. Pease, Assistant Surgeon 54th Massachusetts Volunteers (in charge.) Chas. H. Lathrop, Assistant Surgeon 1st Iowa Cavalry (in charge of regim't.) Camp Xi-ar Brandy, Va., March 4, 1864. John A. Douglass, Surgeon 11th Massachusetts Volunteers. Samuel C. Whillier, Assistant Surgeon 11th Massachusetts Volunteers. Jarksouville, Fiorina, Feb. 10, 1864. Chas. B. Bridgham, Assistant Surgeon in charge 54th Massachusetts Volunteers. Giles M. Pease, Assistant Surgeon 54th Massachusetts Volunteers. Fort Pulaski, Georgia, February 11, 1864. J. W. Grosvenor, Assistant Surgeon 3rd Rhode Island Artillery. New Orleans, Louisiana, February, 1864. Samuel Kneelamd, Surgeon U. S. V., at Barracks, U. S. General Hospital. Otis M. Humphrey, Surgeon U. S Volunteers at Barracks, U. S. Gen. Hospital. Carrollton, La., February 15, 1864. E. A. Thompson, Surgeon 12th Maine Volunteers. Wm. C. Towle, Assistant Surgeon 12th Maine Regiment. Huntsville, Ala., Feb. 23, 1864. J. W. McKinney, Surgeon 63rd Illinois Infantry. Beaufort, X.C., 1868. DixiCrosley Hough, Assistant Surgeon 2nd Reg. Heavy Artillery, Mass. Vols. H. M. Stone, Lieutenant Colonel 3rd New York Artillery. Little Rock, Ark., February 14, 1864. C. C. Andrews, Colonel 3rd Minnesota Veteran Volunteers. E. W. Foster, Major A. C. Wedge, Surgeon " ll " E. D. Ayres, M. D. M. R. Canley, Assistant Surgeon 3rd Regiment Minnesota Vol. Infantry. Russville, Georgia, March 1, 1864. Wm. H. Elliot, Surgeon 11th Regiment Michigan Volunteers. Nelson I. Packard, Assistant Surgeon 1 lth MichiganInf'y Volunteers. II, St GriMVold, " " " 72 C!,ot>,i„ootjay Ttnn., Marrh 1, 1864. C. C. Byrne, Ass't Surg. U. S. A. J. J. Whitney, Ass't Surg. 18th Wis. Vol. J. Morris Brown, A. Surg. U. S. A S. L. Kennedy. A. A Surgeon U. S. A. H. S. Kilburn, X. A. Surg. U. S. A. Chas. E Ball. A. A. Surgeon U. S. A. J. W. Digbv, A. A. Surg. U. S. A. N". Teal, Ass't Surg. SSth Ind. Vol. G. \V. Massey. A. A. Surg. U. S. A. William T. Kirk, A. A. Surgeon U. S. A. E. W. Savage. A. A. Surg. U S. A. P. W. Hand, Surgeon Volunteers. E. P. Morong, Surgeon U. S. Volunteers. E. C. Mundy, Surgeon 12th New York Cavalry. Geo. E. McDonald, Assistant Surgeon 12th New York Cavalry. Alex. A. lulinesion, Surgeon 92nd New York Volunteers. C. A. Cowgill. Surgeon of Volunteers. J. W. Page, U. S. Sanitary Commission. A. I). Wilson, Assistant Surgeon 3rd New York Artillery. P. Hregg, Major, Surgeon 23rd Illinois Volunteer Infantry. M. V. Abbott. Surgeon 8(>lh Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Andrew M. Smith, Surgeon 40th Massachusetts Volunteers. Paul C. Garvin, Assistant Surgeon 40lh Massachusetts Volunteers. Harris Ilowev, Surgeon 20th Regiment Iowa Volunteers R. S. Murtin, Assistant Surgeon 20th Regiment Iowa Volunteers. Jones Franklc, Colonel 2nd Massachusetts Artillery. Henry T. Lawson, Major 2nd Massachusetts Artillery. Hall Curtis, Surgeon " " J. Colvin, Major " " Chas. Ewing, Lieutenant Colonel comdg. 4th New Jersey Vohmteors. I). Vickers, Major 4th New Jersey Volunteers. W. McElhaney, Lieutenant and Adjutant 4th New Jersey Volunteers. J. M. Pearson, Captain 4th New Jersey Volunteers. J. D. Osborne, Surgeon " " B. A. Matson, Ass't Surg. " " B. Hendry, " " " J. N. Lambson, Capt.Co.G, " '• II. Howard, Lieut. Colonel comdg. 2nd Maryland Volunteer Infantry. John M. Santuryes, Major " " J. H. McCullough, Ass't Surgeon " *•' And five hundred others.