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ARMY MEDICAL LIBRARY
FOUNDED 1836
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DUE TWO WEEKS FROM  LAST DATE 
 
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THE
MEDICAL  AND SURGICAL  HISTORY
OF THE
WAR  OF  THE REBELLION.
           (1861-65.)
prepared, in accordance with acts of congress, under the direction of


      Surgeon General JOSEPH K. BARNES, United States Army,
   WASHINGTON:
government printing office.
      1870. 
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 o'.L  . 
                                  WAR  DEPARTMENT,
                                        Surgeon General's Office,
                                                     November 12, 1870.
     In the first year of the War it became evident  that the form of Returns of
Sick and Wounded, then in use, were insufficient and defective; and, on May 21,
1862, measures were taken by the then Surgeon General of the Army, Wm. A.
Hammond, to secure more detailed  and exact reports of sick and wounded, by
important modifications in the returns from  medical  officers.  On June 9,  1862,
the intention to  prepare for  publication a Medical and  Surgical  History of the
Rebellion was announced to the Medical Staff, in a Circular from the Surgeon
General's Office.   On July 1,1863, a Consolidated Statement of Gunshot Wounds,
by Surgeon J.  H. Brinton, U. S. Volunteers, then  in  charge  of  the Surgical
Records, and Curator of  the  Army Medical Musuem; and  on September 8,
1863, a  Report  on Sickness  and Mortality of the Army during the first year of
the War, prepared by Assistant Surgeon J. J. Woodward, U. S. Army, in charge
of the Medical Records, were published by this Office.
     The necessity for a thorough revision of the Returns of Sick and Wounded
becoming apparent, a Medical  Board was assembled for this purpose, in July,
1862, and subsequently the following order  was promulgated:

                           [CIRCULAR No.  25.]
GENERAL ORDERS 1              AVAR DEPARTMENT,
                    \                  Adjutant  General's  Office.
      No. 355.       j                         Washington, November, 4, 1863.
     Medical Directors of Armies  in the field will forward, direct to tbe Surgeon General,
at Washington, duplicates  of their reports to their several Commanding Generals, of tbe
killed and wounded, after every engagement.
     By order of tbe Secretary of  War:
                   (Signed:)                  E. D. TOWNSEND,
                                                   Assistant Adjutant General.

                                   Surgeon  General's Office,
                                           Washington, D. C.t Nov. 11, 1863.
     To carry out  tbe intentions of the above order, Medical Directors of Armies in tbe
field will  detail suitable officers, wbo will, under  their instructions, collate and prepare for
transmission to this  office, all obtainable statistics and data in connection with past and
386.8? & 
IV
PREFATORY.
future  operations of those armies, which may be  essential  or useful  in  the accurate
compilation of the Medical and Surgical History of the War.
     Particular attention  is called  to tbe following  points: Tbe  morale  and sanitary-
condition  of tbe troops;  condition and  amount of medical and hospital supplies, tents,
ambulances, etc.; tbe points at or near tbe field where tbe wounded were attended to;
degree of  exposure of' wounded to wet, cold, or heat;  adequacy of supplies of water, food,
stimulants, etc.:  mode of removal of wounded from field to field hospitals; to what general
hospitals tbe wounded were transferred, by what means and where; the character and
duration of  the action, nature of wounds received,  etc.   When  practicable, separate
casualty lists  will  be made  of commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers, and
privates.  The attention of all medical officers is earnestly directed to tbe importance of
this  subject;  without their cooperation no reliable  record  can be preserved—tbe vast
experience of  the  past will remain with individuals, and be lost to tbe service and  the
country.
                                                J. K.  BARNES,
                                                     Medical Inspector General,
                                                         Acting Surgeon General.

     To  faciHtate the  collection and preservation of all important  information,
medical officers serving with regiments in the' field were  furnished,  in  January,
1864, with  a  compact and portable  Register of  Sick and  Wounded, and the
following instructions were  issued:

                              [CIRCULAR LETTER.]

                                        Surgeon  General's  Office,
                                             Washington, D. G'., January 20, 1864.
     Tbe Register of Sick and  Wounded hitherto in use in the U. S. A. General Hospitals
is hereby discontinued.  In lieu thereof will be substituted two Registers for each General
Hospital,  viz.:
     1.  A Register of Sick and Wounded.
     2.  A Register of Surgical Operations.
     In tbe former the appropriate entries will be  made whenever a patient is admitted
into  hospital, and during his subsequent  stay therein; and, to assist in tbe preparation of
this  Register, a new form  of Bed-Cards has been adopted.
     In tbe "Register of Surgical Operations," will be entered, minutely and in detail, the
particulars of  all operations performed, or treated in hospital.  These entries should be
made by tbe medical officers in charge of wards.
     The above Registers  and  Bed-Cards are now  in tbe hands of the Medical Purveyors,'
ready for issue, and you are directed to make immediate requisition for the same, adopting
them as soon as  received.
                                                     J.  K.  BARNES,
To tbe Surgeon-in-cbarge  of-------                         Acting Surgeon  General.
       U. S. A.  General Hospital. 
                                  PREFATORY.  #                               v

     In February, 1864, separate Reports were ordered to be made  for Sick and
 Wounded Rebel Prisoners of War, and for White and Colored Troops, in order to
 obtain  with greater facility the sickness and mortality rates of each.
     A  Classified  Return of Wounds and  Injuries received in Action, a Report
 of Wounded, and a Report of Surgical  Operations, were adopted in March, 1864,
 and distributed with the following circulars:

                             [CIRCULAR LETTER.]

                                       Surgeon  General's Office,
                                             Washington, D. G, March 23,  1864.
     Medical Directors of Armies in tbe field  will issue tbe "Classified Return of  Wounds
•and Injuries  received in Action," to tbe Chief Medical  Officers of Corps and Divisions,
 who will see that they are properly distributed.
     This form, correctly filled up by tbe Senior Medical Officer of the command engaged,
 will be  transmitted, in duplicate, through tbe proper  channel, to the  Medical Director of
 tbe Army within three days after  every action.
     Tbe Medical Director  of tbe Army will, as soon as possible, forward to tbe  Surgeon
 General a Consolidated Return of  all Casualties, according to tbe same form.  He will, at
 the same time, transmit one copy of all Duplicate Returns  received from bis subordinate
 Medical Officers.
                                                   J. K. BARNES,
                                                        Acting Surgeon General.
                             [CIRCULAR  LETTER.]

                                       Surgeon General's Office,
                                             Washington, D. C, March 28, 1864.
Sir:
    You are hereby directed to  fill up the accompanying  " Report of  Wounded" and
" Report of Surgical Operations "  for tbe months of January, February, and March, 1864.
    Tbe  Report of Wounded will consist  of an accurate and legible copy of all cases of
wounded entered on tbe Hospital Register  during tbe quarter.
    Tbe  Report of Surgical Operations will  consist of a correct copy of the Register of
Surgical Operations for tbe same period.
    A list of wounded  remaining  under treatment on  the 31st December, 1863, in the
hospital under your charge, and on furlough, is enclosed; you are directed to fill up tbe
column " Result and Date," opposite tbe respective names.
    Additional details for the present quarter, of "Surgical Operations remaining under
treatment December 31, 1863," you will report on appended slips of paper.
    Blank  sets  of Reports on Secondary Haemorrhage, Tetanus, and Pyaemia, are also
enclosed.  These you will fill up in the usual manner.  Should no such cases have occurred
in the hospital under your charge during tbe time specified, you will so state in your letter
of transmission. 
VI
PREFATORY.
     All of tbe reports above alluded to will, when compiled, be forwarded directly to the
Acting Surgeon General.
     By order of  tbe Acting Surgeon General:
                                                     C. H. CRANE,
Medical Officer in charge of-------        .                    Surgeon U. S. Army.
       U. S. A. General Hospital.

     Contemporaneously with the  establishment  of a more accurate  system  of
Medical and Surgical reports, a pathological collection was commenced, which,
under  the charge  of Surgeon J.  H.  Brinton,  U. S. Volunteers,  and Assistant
Surgeon J. J. Woodward, U. S. Army, became the basis of the Army  Medical
Museum, itself, as it now exists, an eloquent and instructive history of the Medicine
and Surgery of the War, and without which no history could have  been com-
pletely illustrated.
     The announcement of  this project was cordially responded to  by  Medical
Officers throughout the service; and the list of contributors comprises the names
of many most eminent for zeal and ability in the  discharge of their duties under
the Government, whose honorable records are identified with this work.
     The following Circular was  published more  to secure  a certain  class  of
specimens, than to  stimulate the liberality with which most valuable pathological
material was being forwarded:
                            [CIRCULAR  LETTER.]
                                      Surgeon  General's Office,
                                             Washington, D. O., June 24, 1864.
     Medical Officers in charge  of Hospitals are directed to diligently collect and preserve
for the  Army Medical Museum,  all pathological surgical specimens which may occur in
the  hospitals under their charge.
     The objects which it is desired to collect for the  Museum may be thus enumerated :
     Fractures,  compound and simple ;  fractures of the cranium.
     Excised portions of bone.
     Diseased bones and joints.
     Exfoliations ; especially those occurring in stumps.
     Specimens illustrative of the structure of stumps, (obliterated arteries, bulbous nerves,
         rounded bones, etc.)
     Integumental wounds of entrance and of exit, from both the round and conoidal ball.
     Wounds of vessels and nerves.
     Vessels obtained subsequent to ligation, and to secondary haemorrhage.
     Wounded viscera.
     Photographic representations  of  extraordinary injuries,  portraying  the results of
         wounds, operations, or peculiar amputations. 
PREFATORY.
VII
    Models of novel surgical appliances, and photographic views of new plans of dressing.
    Plaster casts of stumps and amputations, and models of limbs upon  which excisions
         may have been performed.
    It is not intended to impose on Medical Officers the labor of dissecting and preparing
the specimens they may contribute to the  Museum.  This will be done under the super-
intendence of the Curator.
    In forwarding such pathological  objects as compound fractures, bony specimens, and
wet preparations generally, obtained after amputation, operation, or cadaveric examination,
all unnecessary  soft parts should first  be roughly removed.   Every specimen should then
be wrapped separately in a cloth, so as to  preserve all spiculae  and  fragments.   A small
block of wood should be attached, with the name of the patient, the number  of tbe specimen,
and the name of the medical officer sending it, inscribed in lead pencil.  The inscription will
be uninjured by-the contact of fluids.  Tbe preparation should be then immersed in diluted
alcohol or whiskey, contained in a keg or small cask.  When a sufficient number of objects
shall have accumulated, the cask should be forwarded  directly  to tbe Surgeon General's
Office.   The expenses of expressage will be defrayed in Washington.  The receipt of the
keg or package  will be  duly acknowledged by the Curator of the Museum.
    In every instance, a corresponding list or history of the cases should, at the same
time, be forwarded to this office.   In this  list the number  and  nature of  every specimen
should be clearly specified, and, when possible, its history should be given. The numbers
attached to the specimens themselves, and the numbers on the list forwarded should always
correspond, and should be accompanied by the name and rank of the medical officer by
whom sent.   Every specimen will be  duly credited in the Catalogue J:o the medical officer
contributing it.
                                                    J. K.  BARNES,
                                                           Acting Surgeon General.
     In  order to perfect the returns under examination, as far as possible,  the
following Circular was issued:

                             [CIRCULAR LETTER.]

                                       Surgeon General's Office,
                                             Washington, D. C., February 2,1865.
     Medical  Directors of Armies  in the field or of detached commands are instructed to
transmit to this Office copies of all reports in their possession from the Recorders of Division
or other Field Hospitals, and in future, copies of such reports  will be forwarded to the
Surgeon General within twenty days after every engagement.
       Medical Directors of Departments will forward to this Office copies of all  reports of
individual cases  of gunshot injury antecedent to the adoption  of  the present  system of
registration of wounds, (October 1, 1863,) which are on file in their offices.
     By order of  the Surgeon  General:
                                                        C.  H.  CRANE,
                                                           Surgeon U. S.  Army. 
VIH                            PREFATORY.
     On  April 6, 1866, a letter was addressed to each Medical Director, requiring
that all Registers of Hospitals, Consolidated Registers of Soldiers treated, and all
information in  their possession pertaining to the Sick, Wounded,  Discharged,
and Dead during the war, should be transferred to this Office.  Careful revision of
the material accumulated  up to that date, had established its immense value to
the civilized world, and it seemed to be demanded that, in justice to humanity,
and to the national credit, it should, at once, be made available by publication.
     By  authority of the Secretary of War, Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, Circular
No. 6, A Report upon the Extent and Nature of the Materials available for the
preparation of a Medical and Surgical History of the War, was published,  and
an  edition of seven thousand five hundred copies distributed.
     Encouraged by the approbation of Secretary Stanton, who took the deepest
interest in its success, and aided by his powerful influence, an application was
made to  Congress, and an appropriation was granted June 8,  1868,  for  the
purpose of preparing for publication, under the  direction of the Secretary of War,
five thousand copies of the First Part of the Medical and Surgical History of the
Rebellion, compiled by the Surgeon General, and on March 3, 1869, by a Joint
Resolution of Congress, the number of copies mentioned above was authorized to
be printed at the Government Printing Office.
     Assistant Surgeon J.  J. Woodward,  U. S. Army, who had been in charge
of the Medical Records since June 9, 1862, and Assistant Surgeon George A.
Otis,  U.  S. Army, who was assigned to the charge of the Surgical Records,
October 3, 1864, were  directed to prepare the work for publication;  the zeal  and
intelligence of these Officers having been already fully established.
     No  work of this character, of equal magnitude, had ever been undertaken;
the Medical and Surgical  History  of the British Army which served in Turkey
and the Crimea during the war against Russia in 1854, 1855, and 1856, and the
Medico-Chirurgical Report of Doctor J. 0. Chenu upon the Crimean Campaign,
published by the French Government  in  1865, being the only national publica-
tions on military medicine and surgery.
     It was not considered advisable to follow the classification of either of these
works, and a plan was determined on which it is believed will be found adapted
to the preservation of the great mass of facts collected, in a form for convenient
study.  Through the liberality of the Government, in its beneficent pension laws,
it  has been found practicable to  obtain  accurate histories of many thousand
wounded or mutilated  men for years subsequent  to their discharge from service. 
PREFATORY.
IX
     The success which has  attended this effort to ascertain the ultimate results
of operations or conservative measures, employed in the treatment of the wounded
in the late war, is largely owing to the cordial  cooperation of the  Surgeons
General and Adjutants General of States, the Examining Surgeons of the Pension
Bureau, and very many private Physicians throughout the country.   As in the
official returns of the casualties of the French and English Armies in the Crimean
War, the cases were dropped when the men were invalided,  pensioned,  or
discharged from service,  this  information was  considered peculiarly desirable.
     In carrying out the intentions of Congress, it has been my earnest endeavor
to make this Medical and  Surgical History of the War,  not only a contribution to
science, but an enduring monument to the self-sacrificing  zeal and professional
ability of the Volunteer and Regular Medical Staff, and the unparalleled liberality
of our Government, which provided so amply for the care of its sick and wounded
soldiers.   To  the Medical  Officers  connected more immediately with this work,
for most cordial assistance and unceasing industry; to  those who, at the close of
the war, returned to civil life;  to the members of the Medical Staff of the Army
and  Officers of the various Bureaux of the War Department, for the courtesy and
promptness with which requests  for information have invariably been responded
to,  I am deeply  indebted.  My thanks,  and those  of every possessor of these
volumes, are especially due to  the  Superintendents of  the Government Printing
Office, and their  skilled  assistants, who  have  spared no pains in making the
typography and execution of this publication worthy of the  Government and the
Nation it represents.
                                             JOSEPH K. BARNES,
                                           Surgeon General U. S. Army.
2* 
 
THE
MEDICAL  AND  SURGICAL  HISTORY
                 OF THE

    WAR OF THE REBELLION.
                PART I.
             VOLUME I.
       MEDICAL HISTORY.
Prepared, under the direction of JOSEPH K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States Army,
    By J. J. WOODWARD, Assistant Sukgeon United States Akmy. 
 
INTRODUCTION.
     The Medical Volume of tbe  First Part of the Medical  and Surgical History of tbe
War of tbe Rebellion consists of a series of statistical tables presenting a summary view
of tbe facts embodied in tbe monthly reports made to tbe Surgeon General with regard to
tbe Sickness of tbe Army, tbe  Deaths, and  tbe Discbarges from service  on surgeon's
certificate of disability.
     Tbese tables have  been arranged in two  groups; Part I referring to Wbite  Troops,
Part II to Colored  Troops.   Each of these parts again, is  subdivided into two sections;
the first referring  to Sickness  and Mortality,  tbe  second to Discbarges  on surgeon's
certificate of disability.
     Tbe propriety of endeavoring to present separately sucb facts as  it has been possible
to collect, with regard to tbe sickness and mortality of Colored Soldiers, would appear too
obvious to  require  extended remark in this  place.   Aside from  all considerations of a
scientific or historical nature, motives of humanity would seem to dictate that tbe statistics
should be presented  in tbe form most likely to render them serviceable as a contribution
to our knowledge of tbe influence of race-peculiarities on disease.   These motives acquire,
if possible, additional importance from the fact that several thousand Colored Men still
continue to form a part of the United  States Army.   In order that this  object might be
attained the statistical  tables of Part  II have been  made to embrace only the Enlisted
Men of colored regiments, the cases and deaths among their white officers being carefully
excluded.  The enlisted men of these regiments, however,  included, besides  persons of
African descent, many of mixed African and European blood, and the returns afforded no
available means for discrimination.
     The  tables for both White and Colored  troops  have been constructed by a careful
consolidation of the sick reports made to the Surgeon General.   The  army regulations in
force at the commencement of the war required the senior medical officer of each hospital,
post, regiment, or detachment, to make monthly, to the Medical Director, and quarterly to
the Surgeon General, a report of Sick and Wounded, of Deaths and of Discharges  on
surgeon's  certificate of disability.*  The Medical Director, by whom the  monthly reports
were  received,  was  required to consolidate them and  forward the  consolidated  return
to the  Surgeon General.f   Printed forms  for  these purposes were issued by the Surgeon
General's  Office.
*-Kevised Regulations for the Army of the United States, 1861. Par. 1264.
tlbid. Par. 1267. 
XIV                             INTEODUCTION.

    The form for the quarterly report to tbe Surgeon General was as follows:
Repoet of the Sick and Wounded at.........................  ............................... for the quarter
                      ENDING ....................................................., 18........
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Discharges on  Surgeon's  Certificate, and  Deaths.
Name.		Rank.	Regiment.	Company.	Disease.	Date of Discharge from Service.	Date of Death.
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REMARKS. 
introduction.
XV
     One hundred and forty-three diseases were specified on this blank, and classified as
follows:  Fevers, Eruptive Fevers, Diseases of tbe organs connected  with the Digestive
System, Diseases of tbe Respiratory System, Diseases of the Circulatory System, Diseases
of tbe Brain and Nervous  System, Diseases of the Urinary and Genital  Organs and
Venereal Affections, Diseases of the Serous Exhalent Vessels, Diseases of  tbe Fibrous
and  Muscular Structures, Abscesses and Ulcers, Wounds and Injuries, Diseases  of  the
Eye, Diseases of the Ear, and All Other Diseases.
     The form  issued for the monthly reports differed from  the  foregoing  only in  tbe
omission of the columns intended to receive the cases and deaths of tbe second and third
months, while for  tbe Medical Directors' monthly consolidated reports large sheets were
issued on which the names of the diseases were printed  across the top of the page, and
columns ruled below each, so that twenty regimental reports might be  entered in full on a
single sheet.
     This plan of reporting sickness and mortality had been used in the army, with trifling
modifications, for a number of years, and had been found to work well in times of  peace,
but  certain  embarrassments were encountered when it was attempted to apply it to  the
large and suddenly created armies brought into the field at the commencement of the War
of the Rebellion.
     On tbe 23d of July, 1862, therefore, the  subject of  the monthly reports of sick and
wounded was referred to  an Army Board composed of Surgeon Lewis A. Edwards,  U. S.
Army, Surgeon J. H. Brinton, U. S. Volunteers, and Assistant Surgeons J. J. Woodward
and  M. J. Asch, U. S. Army.  On the  recommendation of this Board it was ordered that
tbe  quarterly sick reports to the Surgeon  General should be discontinued, and that  the
monthly reports should  be forwarded  to the Surgeon General, by the Medical Director,
in company  with his consolidated monthly report.  Not long after, tbe Medical Directors
were authorized by tbe Surgeon  General to discontinue the consolidated monthly reports,
and, instead, instructed  simply to  collect tbe  sick reports of  the several regiments and
detachments under their supervision and forward them to  the Surgeon General at the close
of each month.  On the  whole, tbese modifications were found to work satisfactorily, and
discipline improving as the war progressed, greater care was bestowed  on the preparation
of the reports, which were forwarded with as much regularity as could  have been expected
during active operations.
     From  these  Monthly Sick  Reports, mainly, tbe tables in this  volume  have been
prepared.   They cannot be  regarded  as  complete.   There is  probably no one month
during which all  the regiments  and  detachments,  actually in service,  are  represented.
Nevertheless, even during tbe first year, for'which they are most imperfect, they embrace
so large a proportion of  the  troops concerned that  they cannot fail to serve fairly as a
reliable basis for deductions with regard to the health of the whole  army.  Some brief
considerations with regard to the actual degree of completeness attained will be offered in
the course of these introductory remarks. 
XVI
INTRODUCTION.
     Tbe Army Board, of which mention has just been made, felt called upon to  recom-
mend a change in the Classification of Diseases which bad formerly been employed in the
monthly sick reports.  They advised the adoption  of a  classification  based upon that
devised by Dr. William Farr of London, which had, for some time, been employed in the
statistical reports of the English army.   This classification had been  generally adopted in
England for civil, as well as for military medical statistics, and its advocates were sanguine
that it would be extensively, if not universally,  employed  in the official  medical publica-
tions of civilized nations.   It was thought by the Board that the medical statistics of the
war in progress would possess the most general utility if they were collected and published
in such a form as  would permit them to be compared readily with  similar  publications
issued by other nations;  and this motive had greater weight in determining the  adoption
of Dr. Farr's Nomenclature and Classification than any consideration of its intrinsic  merits.
These, indeed, were  not  discussed by the Board at any very great length;  they felt
convinced that in  the present state  of  pathological knowledge any classification which
might be adopted  must necessarily  be  conventional, and they were merely desirous of
selecting from the conflicting systems at their disposal that which seemed most likely to
facilitate the comparison of our own results with those of other countries.   After they had
determined to adopt this plan of classification quite a number of proposed changes in its
details were pressed upon them for consideration.  The same  motives which  had  led to
their adoption of Dr. Farr's general plan caused them, however, to reject the majority of
these propositions,  and they permitted only  a few  innovations, the reasons for which, as
they conceived, were  strong enough to outweigh  the obvious objections against admitting
any alterations whatever in the plan adopted.
     In its  general outlines the classification of Dr.  Farr was as follows:  All diseases were
divided into five  classes.  I.  Zymotic diseases.   II. Constitutional diseases.  III. Local
diseases.  IV.  Developmental  diseases.   V. Violent  diseases or deaths.  Tbese  classes
were subdivided into  orders, viz.:
     Class I.—Zymotic Diseases.
                   Order 1.—Miasmatic Diseases.
                   Order 2.—Enthetic Diseases.
                   Order 3.—Dietic  Diseases.
                   Order 4.—Parasitic  Diseases
     Class II.—Constitutional Diseases.
                   Order 1.—Diathetic  Diseases.
                   Order 2.—Tubercular Diseases.
     Class III.—Local Diseases.
                   Order 1.—Diseases of the Nervous System.
                   Order 2.—Diseases of the Organs of Circulation.
                   Order 3.—Diseases of the Respiratory Organs.
                   Order 4.—Diseases of the Digestive Organs 
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    Class  III.—Local Diseases.—Continued.
                  Order 5.—Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
                  Order 6.—Diseases of the Organs of Generation.
                  Order 7.—Diseases of Organs of Locomotion.
                  Order 8.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
    Class  IV.—Developmental Diseases.
                  Order 1.—Of Children.
                  Order 2.—Of Women.
                  Order 3.—Of Old People.
                  Order 4.—Diseases of Nutrition.
    Class  V.— Violent Diseases and Deaths.
                  Order 1.—Accident.
                  Order 2.—Battle.
                  Order 3.-—Homicide.
                  Order 4.—Suicide.
                  Order 5.—Execution.
                  Order 6.—Corporal  Punishment.
    The plan of Dr.  Farr was originally drawn up as a report to the Congress of European
Statisticians which met at Paris, September 10, 1855.  It was discussed in that meeting,
in the meeting at Brussels in 1856, and in that at Vienna in 1857.  During the meeting
at Vienna a nomenclature was adopted which was  substantially that of Dr. Farr;  but the
Congress failed to agree upon his classification, and subsequent experience has shown that
the  hopes of general recognition entertained  by its  advocates were ill-founded.   Never-
theless, as it has been employed in the medical reports of the British army, in the reports
of the Registrar General of  England,  and in many other statistical publications during the
years  represented in this work, there appears to be  no  reason to regret its adoption for
the  sick reports of the  army during the  war.
    The classification recommended  by the Board, and  adopted by tbe Surgeon General
in the preparation of the new blanks which were issued  shortly after, differed from that
of Dr. Farr chiefly in  the  omission  of such  details as  were judged  unlikely to  be  of
importance for army use,   Thus, for example, the class of Developmental Diseases was
omitted, because these  diseases  pertain chiefly to children, women, and old men, and were
not  expected to be encountered  to any very great extent as new cases, or as causes of death
among soldiers.  In  the class of Violent Diseases and Deaths, while  Homicide, Suicide,
and Execution of Sentence  were kept separate from other  Accidents and  Injuries, it was
not  thought necessary to duplicate each  of the headings in the latter order with the view
of keeping the injuries and wounds  received in battle separate from those which might
occur accidentally during military operations.   In selecting the names of individual diseases
to be printed on the blank in connection with each class and order, the  attempt was made
to embrace those  of  most  frequent occurrence and of greatest  importance, leaving rarer
affections to be included under the  head of All  Others of the class  or  order to which
they belonged.
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     But in addition to these mere omissions, considered necessary to adapt the classification
of Dr. Farr to use  in  our army, the Board  felt called  upon to recommend a few other
modifications, of which the following were the most important:
     They recommended  that Parasitic  diseases, Class I,  Order 4,  should  be separated
from  Zymotic affections  and erected into a separate class;  that diseases of  the Eye and
Ear, included by Dr. Farr under the general head of diseases of the  Nervous System,
Class III, Order 1, should be made separate orders of the  same class, and that Rheumatism
should be placed alongside of Gout in the  Diathetic order of Constitutional  diseases, and
Tonsilitis  among diseases  of the Digestive Organs,  instead of including  both, as Dr. Farr
had done in the Miasmatic order of Zymotic affections.
     It may be remarked, in this connection, that seven  years later the Royal College of
Physicians of London adopted all these  alterations, among the other modifications of Dr.
Farr's original plan which they thought best to make in preparing the Nomenclature
of Diseases* they have recently published, and which  is hereafter  to be employed  in
England for both civil and military medical statistics.
     The classification recommended by the Board, and adopted for army use, was therefore
as follows:
     Class I.—Zymotic Diseases.
                   Order 1.—Miasmatic
                   Order 2.—Enthetic.
                   Order 3.—Dietic.
     Class II.—Constitutional  Diseases
                   Order 1.—Diathetic.
                   Order 2.—Tubercular.
     Class III.—Parasitic Diseases.
     Class IV.—Local Diseases.
                   Order  1.—Of the Nervous System.
                   Order  2.—Of the Eye.
                   Order  3.—Of the Ear.
                  Order  4.—Of the Organs  of Circulation.
                  Order  5.—Of the Respiratory Organs.
                  Order  6.—Of the Digestive Organs.
                  Order  7.—Of the Urinary and Genital  Organs.
                  Order  8.—Of the Bones  and Joints.
                  Order  9.—Of the Integumentary System.
    Class V.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
                  Order  1.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
                  Order  2.—Homicide.
                  Order  3.—Suicide.
                  Order  4.—Execution  of Sentence.
     * The Nomenclature of Diseases, drawn up by a joint committee appointed by the Royal College of Physicians of Lond
subject to Decennial Revision. London, 1869. 
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     The following definition of such of the above terms as appeared to require explanation
were offered at the time.
     The class Zymotic diseases is intended to embrace epidemic, endemic, or contagious
affections, supposed to be induced by some specific body, or by anomalies in the quantity
or quality of the food.  The order  Miasmatic diseases  includes affections believed to be
due  to  various  atmospheric influences, such  as the products  of  vegetable and  animal
decomposition, specific emanations  from the human body in a state of disease, and  tbe
so-called marsh miasms.   The order Enthetic diseases includes those disorders which are
transmitted by the  inoculation of morbid matters.   The order Dietic  diseases includes
those which are caused by errors in  tbe quantity and quality of the food.
     The  class  Constitutional diseases  includes sporadic affection often hereditary and
generally involving several organs, in which  morbid products or new formations frequently
make their appearance in  the parts  involved.   From the general mass of these diseases
which are embraced in Order 1  under the designation Diathetic diseases, tbe Tubercular
diseases, such as Scrofula and Consumption,  are separated in Order 2,
     After some deliberation tbe Board agreed in recommending to the Surgeon General that
in the nomenclature of tbe new blanks, tbe  most generally accepted  English designations
of diseases should be employed  instead of the Latin terms previously used in our army
reports.  Some of these were at best modern barbarisms; some of them were not generally
understood.  The difficulties recently experienced by the Committee of the Royal College
of Physicians and Surgeons in making their Latin Version,*  will serve to illustrate  the
questions involved.   The English names selected agree so closely with those of the old nom-
enclature of Dr. Farr and the more recent scheme of the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
that no  further explanation of them  appears to be needed, and they have  been  employed
in the following  tables under the impression that this course would render the work more
generally useful than any Latin nosology which could have been determined upon.
     The old blanks were  employed  for the monthly reports of sick and wounded of  the
whole army until the close  of the  first fiscal year.   Subsequently the new form came
rapidly  into use.  In preparing the  tables of  this  volume the results  obtained by con-
solidating  tbe sick reports made on  the old blanks have been recast in the form of  the
new classification, in order  that they might  be more  readily compared.   As the new
blanks,  however, contained  the  names of some  diseases  separately  which  were not
separately given in the old, while the old blanks contained several names which  it was
not thought  necessary to-present separately in tbe  new, a comparison of the  figures  for
these affections cannot be made for  the whole  period.  An examination of Table C, page
636 to 641, will show at a glance all the few points of difference arising from this source.
They will  be discussed in detail in the Second Volume of the Medical History of the War
in connection with the diseases to  which  they belong.   A single example will serve for
illustration in this place.
    * Loc cit. p. XXIV. 
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     On the old blanks there was a heading for  Skin diseases but no  separate place for
reporting Itch, all the cases  of which were included under the head of Skin diseases.  On
tbe new blank, however, Itch was separated  from other Skin diseases and placed as an
independent item in the class of Parasitic  diseases.   The  extent  to which this trouble-
some disorder  was  prevailing  among  the troops was thought  to justify  this course.
Accordingly in table C it will be seen that no  cases of Itch are  separately represented
until after the close  of the  first fiscal year of the war, and  even for  the second year,
although six thousand two hundred and sixty-three cases of Itch are reported, yet as the
old form of blanks was  quite extensively used during the  earlier  months of this  year  a
considerable number of other cases are still included with Skin diseases.   For subsequent
years, however, as the new  blank  was used  almost  exclusively, it is  probable that the
number of  cases of  Itch reported in the table for these years is a  close approximation to
the whole number of cases  which  actually occurred  in  the mean strength  represented.
This example will serve to illustrate the principle involved in other apparent discrepancies
of this kind.
     In preparing the tables it was thought best that they should be made to correspond
with the Congressional fiscal years which, as is well known, terminate annually on the
30th of June.  The period represented embraces  May and June 1861; the first fiscal year
of the war terminating June  30,  1862; the  second  fiscal  year of the war  terminating
June 30,  1863; the  third fiscal year  of the war terminating June 30, 1864; the fourth
fiscal year of the war terminating June  30, 1865, and  the fiscal year following the war
terminating June 30,1866.   This last year was included because, although after the  close
of the war the  great  volunteer  army was disbanded with unprecedented rapidity, the
unsettled state of the country rendered it necessary to keep a certain number of volunteer
troops in service for  some time after the cessation of actual hostilities, and it was thought
that tables showing  the  sickness and mortality from  disease during  the  year  of peace
following  the war would be valuable for comparison  with the diseases  and deaths of
similar bodies of troops in the same regions during the period of active operations.
     With  the view of  collecting data  for the study of tbe special influences of the several
Geographical Regions  of  our country on the health  of armies operating in them, the
tables for each year are arranged in separate groups for the Atlantic, Central, and Pacific
Regions.
     The Atlantic Region embraces the garrisons  and stations in the  New England and
Middle States, and the field of operations on the slope between the Appalachian rano-e of
Mountains  and the Atlantic Ocean,  from  Maryland southward to Key West,  Florida.  It
includes therefore the Army of the Potomac and other troops engaged in the campaigns
against Richmond, as well as the several  Coast Expeditions, with the exception of that
which resulted in the capture of New Orleans.  This  last on account of the region which
became the scene of operations and  the general  subsequent history of the  Department
of the Gulf, is embraced in the Central Region. 
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     The Central  Region is the great basin watered by the Mississippi  River and  its
tributaries.  It includes the area between the Appalachian range and tbe Rocky Mountains.
The  tables embrace the reports received from  garrisons and stations in  Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa,  the statistics of the  Armies of the
Ohio, Cumberland, and Tennessee, and  those of  the troops  in Missouri, Arkansas and the
Department of  the Gulf.
     The Pacific  Region includes the stations  in  Colorado, New Mexico and  the slope
between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
     The same motive which led to this general grouping made it desirable that the several
regions should be subdivided geographically in constructing the tables embraced in each.
At first sight -it  might be supposed that this would  be  best effected by following the
boundaries of tbe Military Departments as announced in General Orders;  and had these
remained fixed, or been modified only in consequence of the  movements of  large bodies
of troops, this would have undoubtedly been tbe case.  In the course of events, however,
it was  found  that so many other circumstances  concurred  in  determining temporary
changes in the boundaries of Departments that it was believed no scientific  purpose would
be answered by following these alterations with any degree  of  strictness.
     In the arrangement actually adopted in compiling the tables two chief  considerations
were kept constantly in view.  On the one hand it was wished that so far as possible  they
should represent the sickness and mortality of troops within certain definite Geographical
Boundaries; on the  other  hand it was thought desirable  that the  medical  statistics of
those Great Armies which,  it might fairly be anticipated, would possess historical interest
should be  separately presented.   When, after a survey of all the documents, a detailed
plan was finally determined upon, the boundaries selected as guides in the  preparation of
the several tables were found to approximate those of  the Military Departments so nearly
that  it was thought advisable to use  their designations as the Titles of the  Tables, and
explanatory remarks have been prefixed to the tables of each region for each  year, which
briefly set forth the boundaries of the Departments as described in Orders, together  with
such alterations as it was deemed necessary to adopt, in order that Geographical consider-
ations might have due influence.  In these explanatory remarks the descriptive language
of the General  Orders  has been employed, and while such dates and memoranda of events
have been added  as seemed required  for  the comprehension of the tables, it  was deemed
advisable to avoid any attempt at a detailed narrative  of events.   Such a narrative to be
worthy of official publication must needs occupy much more space than could be given in
the present work, and is so far foreign  to its  purpose  that  it  seems much preferable to
refer the reader to other works for all historical details except those of a strictly medical
or surgical  character.
     The limits  of the  several tables having been  determined upon it was no small labor
to assign correctly all  the individual reports of regiments and  detachments.  The record
of stations and other internal evidences afforded by the  reports themselves were not always 
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INTRODUCTION.
 adequate, and to avoid errors the most pains-taking  comparisons were instituted between
 the returns to the Surgeon General and those filed in the office of the Adjutant General.
 It  is believed that by these labors  a  high  degree of accuracy has been  attained.  Many
 thanks are due to the Adjutant General and the officers under his direction for the facilities
 afforded by them.  The Monthly and Tri-monthly Military Returns of the several depart-
 mental and subordinate commanders were all carefully compared and every exertion was
 made to avoid possible sources of error.
      It has already been stated that separate tables are presented for White and Colored
 troops.  Many other interesting subdivisions suggested themselves, such as the comparison
 between the  Regular and Volunteer troops, between Officers  and Men, between Infantry,
 Artillery, and Cavaln^, and between soldiers of American and those of Foreign birth.  All
 attempts at such subdivision were, however, -reluctantly abandoned, as involving a degree
 of  labor for which there was no adequate clerical force and which would have  required a
 system of returns entirely different from those in use at the breaking  out of the war or
 those which it was afterwards thought practicable to adopt.   For  the same reason it was
 deemed inadvisable to attempt to prepare for publication the  separate regimental returns
 which have served as a  basis for  the present  tables..  In extent and  costliness such a
 publication would have exceeded all reasonable limits.
     The tables representing  the several Departments and Armies are so  arranged as to
 present the sickness and mortality of each year by Months.  This was done with a view
 to the study of the question  of the influence  of Season on  the diseases  of the  several
 Regions.
     Briefly, then, the tables for White troops embrace the diseases and deaths of Officers
 and Men  of all arms,  both  Regulars and Volunteers in the  several Departments  and
 Regions, for each Month during the  progress of the  war, and are arranged with special
 reference to the study of the influence of  Season and  Region  on  tbe health of armies
 engaged in active operations  in  tbe United States.   In the  case of the Colored troops
 similar tables  are presented, which, however, represent Enlisted Men only.
     The  next point in the tables requiring remark is the Mean  Strength which appears
 at the top of the column for each month.   This figure was invariably obtained by adding
 together the mean strengths given in the individual  reports  consolidated for the month.
 It is simply to  be  understood as  representing  tbe  number  of  men among whom the
 diseases and deaths reported in the column  beneath occurred.   No other plan would have
 served as the basis for  tbe  deduction of correct ratios  from the tables.   Of course tbe
 numbers will  not be found to agree with the departmental returns in the office of the
 Adjutant  General.  Some discrepancies will be due to  the  fact  that the boundaries of
 departments have, in many instances, been modified as  already  explained, others to tbe
absence of military or of medical returns from individual regiments or detachments, while
yet others are due to the circumstance that the medical reports  represent the mean strength
for the month, while the returns to the Adjutant General represent the strength on tbe day 
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of their date.   This last consideration must not be overlooked by those who may desire to
make use of the mean  strengths  given in  this volume for the ordinary purposes of
history.  During a part of tbe war the medical officer of each  regiment or detachment
was ordered to  obtain tbe  mean strength of the command represented  in  his report by
adding together the strength present, as obtained from  the consolidated  morning report of
the command,  for  each day  of the  month  and dividing. by the  number  of days.  To
diminish the labor involved in this process it was  subsequently directed that the mean
strength of  commands should be obtained for the  monthly reports by adding  together the
total strength present on tbe 10th, 20th,  and last day of  the month as received from  the
commanding officer,  and  dividing by  three.  This method would  give, it was  thought,
results closely approximating those obtained  by the  former more troublesome plan.   If
the mean strength obtained for any command by either  of these  methods be  compared
with the strength reported on tbe last clay of  the month on the military returns a consid-
erable discrepancy may be expected in  two cases:  First, if the command has experiencd
any increase during tbe month, the mean strength will be less than the strength on  the
last clay; second, if the command has  experienced any decrease during tbe month,  the
mean strength  will  be greater  than tbe  strength present on the last  day,  so  that  an
exact coincidence can seldom  be anticipated.  It  would seem,  however,  to require no
argument in this place to show that the  mean strength  should be  employed in medical
statistical tables rather than  tbe strength on any given day.   The  mean strength  given
in the  tables for White troops  embraces  officers as well  as enlisted men, and the cases
and  deaths  of both are included.  In  the tables  for  Colored  troops, however, the  mean
strength does not include  the white officers, nor are their  diseases and deaths embraced in
the tables.
     The mean strength  entered in the column of  each table headed  Total,  is  the
arithmetical mean  of the several  monthly strengths  given in the table, and in all  the
complete tables represents the annual average  mean strength.  In the partial tables it
represents the average mean strength for  the number  of months exhibited in the table.
The .number of cases and deaths in- the same  column  is the sum of the  figures in  the
previous column.
     In the Annual Consolidated tables for Regions the mean strength for each month is
obtained by  adding together the mean strengths of the several Departments embraced in
the region as given for the month in previous tables.   The strength entered in the column
headed Total, in these regional tables  is, however, not obtained by adding together  the
totals of the departmental tables, but is the  arithmetical mean of the sums of the  monthly
strengths of  the regional tables.  It thus represents the annual average mean strength of the
region.   It will readily be understood that by merely adding together the  strength given in
the departmental tables in the column headed Total, the figure obtained for  the regional
tables would not fairly represent the annual average mean strength of the region in those
cases in which any of the  departmental tables  represented fractions of a year. 
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     The several departmental tables in the Atlantic and Central Regions  for each year
are followed by a table  presenting  an abstract of the Mortality in the General Hospitals
of the reo-ion during the year.   This table, it will be observed, contains  Deaths only, the
column for Cases being  left blank.   Some explanation of tbe reason of this circumstance
is required.
     In the first place it is to be remarked that the  departmental tables, being made up of
the reports from regiments and detachments in the field and in garrison, contain not merely
those cases which were  treated in Quarters and in the Regimental and Post Hospitals but
also those which were subsequently sent for  treatment to the General  Hospitals  at the
ba.se of operations or in the Northern States.  _ It was the custom to  send the majority of
the serious cases to these. General Hospitals and, as  a consequence, it will  be observed that
the mortality represented in the  Departmental  Tables  is  extremely light.   As a rule the
patient did  not remain stationary until  recovery  or  death, an  inmate of the  General
Hospital into which he  was at first  received.   Military necessity continually required the
hospitals nearest the base  of operations  to be cleared, and the patients to be sent to more
distant establishments in order to make room for the sick of armies about to move or for
tbe thousands of wounded requiring care after great battles.   It was usual  when an army
was about to commence active operations to disembarrass the Field  Hospitals  of patients
that the medical staff and  hospital  establishment might  accompany the  moving columns.
It was also tbe usage after engagements to transport the  greater portion of the wounded
to the nearest General Hospital.  Some noteworthy exceptions to the latter rule occurred,
the  particulars of  which will be found in the Surgical History of  the War, but  tbese
exceptions were not sufficiently frequent to militate with the correctness of the  general
statement.  In transfers of this kind it was  with great  propriety made  the rule to  move
the  sick to make  room for the wounded, but  the wounded  also were  often  necessarily
removed in great numbers so that it frequently happened that, patients of both classes
passed through several hospitals before  the final termination  of their cases.   Under these
circumstances it will be readily  understood that a consolidation of the monthly reports of
sick and wounded  of  the General Hospitals, made with the view  of  ascertaining the
number of Cases of each disease or injury treated, would lead only to duplication of Cases
and inextricable confusion.  Nothing  short of  a pains-taking tracing out of each one  of
the cases through the hospital books now preserved at the Surgeon General's Office, could
lead to any useful results  in this direction, and such  an undertaking would  require, for
years, the labor of  a clerical force much larger than has  ever been at tbe  disposal of' the
bureau.  On the other hand it was  comparatively an easy matter to avoid any duplication
of Deaths.
     It is proposed that, among  other matters,  the  Third Volume of the Medical History
of the War shall contain  a somewhat detailed ■ account of the General  Hospital System.
To this the reader must be referred for particulars;  but some brief allusion  to  tbe facts of
tbe case appears indispensable to the comprehension of the statistical questions involved 
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     Before the war, tbe troops composing tbe United States Army were chiefly distributed
as garrisons  of the  various permanent or  temporary works  constructed  for Sea Coast
Defence or for the protection of the Indian Frontier.   Each of these stations-was provided
with a small Post Hospital in which the serious cases of sickness were  treated by the
medical officer attached to tbe post.   Mild cases were  usually prescribed for' and allowed
to remain in Quarters.  When troops began to go into camp at the commencement of the
war, each regiment established a Regimental Hospital on the same general plan.  Hospital
tents, or some building temporarily occupied, afforded shelter for  the  more serious cases
who were  there treated  by the regimental  surgeon  or  his  assistants,  while milder cases
were prescribed for and excused from  duty, but continued to occupy their  ordinary tents
or such  other  shelter as was provided  for the rest  of the  command.   When  several  ,
regiments were grouped together as Brigades,  it was often  found  convenient to establish
all the Regimental Hospitals  of the brigade at one point, and  this speedily led to their
consolidation in many instances as Brigade Hospitals.  At a later period the same tendency
to consolidation led to the union of the several Brigade Hospitals of a Division,  forming
thus a Division Hospital.   The Division  Hospital was sometimes a mere  aggregation of
Regimental or Brigade Field Hospitals, but  in its highest development in connection with
large Armies in which the troops were maneuvered  by  Divisions, it formed a single unit,
bearing the same relation to  the Division that the Regimental Hospital did to the Regiment.
An interesting account of the  workings of the Division  system of Field Hospitals will  be
found in the Appended Documents  of this volume, especially in the  reports  of  Medical
Director McParlin, p. 148 et seq. to which tbe reader is referred.
     But very shortly after the organization of troops was commenced in 1861, it was
found that the system of Post and Regimental Hospitals was not adequate to provide for
all the  sick.   Difficulty was especially experienced  when a regiment received marching
orders.   It was then desirable of  course that the Regimental Surgeon,  with his assistants
and hospital tents, should accompany the command, while,  on the other hand, there was
very generally a certain number of sick or wounded  under treatment who could not with
propriety be  carried along.   Moreover tbe  maximum hospital  accommodation  which it
was  practicable to allow each regiment, proved insufficient to provide for all the patients
on "occasions of emergency, as  during the prevalence  of  epidemics,  or after the occurrence
of general  engagements.  It became  necessary, therefore, to  organize near  the base of
operations independent hospitals which should receive and care  for the sick necessarily left
behind when  troops moved, as well as those for whom  the Regimental Hospitals could
afford no accommodation, and the wounded after battles.   Such establishments, known  as
General Hospitals, being of a more or less permanent character, it was possible to  provide
more conveniences and  comforts  for the care of the  sick and wounded than could be
furnished in the field, and hence it early became the custom to send the more serious cases,
especially those likely to require protracted treatment, to General Hospital.  When in the
course  of events   the  General Hospitals, near the  several bases  of  operation,  became
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 encumbered with sick and woundecl, others were established at various  points throughout
 the Northern  States, and  the hospitals near the base of operations were evacuated from
 time  to time-upon the more distant establishments, to make room for the continual stream
 of diseased and disabled which constantly flowed from the scene of active operations.
      It will be the task of the  medical historian in the Third Volume to trace  these
 operations in detail.  He will  have  to show how it  happened, that  after a period of
 transition, in which hotels, factories, and other existing buildings, many of them ill suited
 for hospital purposes, were temporarily occupied, wooden barracks came to be constructed
 for hospital purposes,  which were improved  from time to time, as experience suggested
 modifications in the original plans, until a unique system of Barrack Hospitals, each capable
 of accommodating  from one to  three thousand patients, resulted, which is well worthy
 of the serious attention of military surgeons.   He will  have to detail  the  events  which
 ultimately led to the recognition  of tbe General Hospitals as independent military posts,
 of which the Surgeon-in-charge was the Commanding Officer, subject only to the jurisdiction
 of the Medical Director and of the General Commanding the Department.  He will have
 to show how the principle, that the Surgeon-in-charge is the proper person to command a
 General  Hospital,  was speedily  pushed to  its logical results;  how the  Line  Officers
 commanding the guard of the hospital, or acting as its quartermaster or commissary, were
 placed under  the  authority of tbe  Surgeon-in-charge and  ordered to report to him, and
 how tbe results attained so fully justified the course pursued, that the Medical Department
 may  confidently appeal to the  precedent thus established as  its warrant for asking the
 like enlarged jurisdiction and powers in any future war.
     An  examination of the  monthly  reports of sick and wounded from these  General
 Hospitals shows that their population was constantly fluctuating.  Thousands of  patients
 were  often received and  sent away in a single month.   Events  at  tbe front,  and the
 consequent condition of the  hospitals  near the  base of operations, more  frequently than
 the nature of the disease  or injury, determined the stay of the patient in any individual
 hospital.  Of  course when a number of cases were sent from  a hospital in anticipation
 of fresh arrivals, tbe less serious cases of both wounds and disease were, so far as possible,
 selected for transportation, a fact  which is not to be overlooked in interpreting the greater
 mortality which distinguished the hospitals  near the base of operations; but it  was not
 always practicable to adhere strictly to this rule.   Moreover, no inconsiderable movement
 of individual patients was determined  by the efforts made from time to time by the State
 authorities to have  the sick  and  wounded  transferred for  treatment to  hospitals within
 their  own State boundaries.
    A review of^ all these facts,  and of others of similar character, which need not now
be specified, compelled the compiler of this  volume reluctantly to abandon the  hope of
presenting in tabular form the number of cases of each disease treated in General Hospitals.
The plan adopted with regard to the matter may be briefly summed up as follows:
    The Departmental tables embrace tbe Cases and Deaths obtained by the consolidation 
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of the monthly sick reports of troops in the Field and in Garrison.  They represent the
number of men taken  sick each  month out of the mean strength  given, and the nature
of their complaints so far as could be  ascertained by tbe medical officers wbo attended
them.   They set forth also the number who died with their commands, and in the several
Post, Regimental, Brigade, and Division Hospitals attached.
    The Hospital tables exhibit  the number who died in the General Hospitals of each
region, arranged by months and causes  of death.
    The Consolidated  tables for  Regions embrace, then, the total  number of new Cases
occurring from month to month in the strength given, arranged by diseases, and the total
number of Deaths, also arranged by months and diseases, and including deaths in General
Hospital as well as those occurring in the fie'ld and in garrison.
    It will then  be understood, that in computing the ratio of Cases to strength for any
disease, the number of cases may be compared with the strength given  in the d'epartmental
tables, or with  their sum in  the  regional or army tables.  But  in computing the  ratio
of Deaths to  strength, the hospital population,  as exhibited in the several hospital tables,
must be taken into account.
    A comparison of the number  of cases with the number of deaths for any  disease will,
however, require  the consideration of some additional  circumstances.  For  since it has
been impossible to prepare tables  showing the  number of Cases of each disease received
into the General Hospitals, and since every effort has been made to  secure tbe distribution
of the Deaths  among the real causes of death, the number of deaths exhibited by the
Regional and Army tables cannot always be regarded as  bearing a direct relationship to
the number of cases.  Tbe  figures are to be regarded rather as independent facts, often
intimately connected, and here offered  for future reasonable discussion.   No  attempt has
been made to reconcile the apparent discrepancies in the tables arising from this source.
It was  thought important  that both classes of facts should be presented  in the  most
complete manner, and that all attempt to bring them into accord  should  be  postponed to
become a subject of discussion in connection with individual diseases of importance in the
Second Volume.
    An examination of the tables, therefore, will  show many  instances in which the
ntfmbef of Deaths is disproportionally large as compared with the  number of Cases, and
even some instances in which more Deaths than Cases are reported.   These examples are
not to be looked upon as oversights or errors on the part of those to whom the preparation
of tbe tables was entrusted.   They  are  the  necessary consequence  of the  fidelity with
which  the  facts,  as reported, were  consolidated.   A  single example will  serve  as  an
illustration.
    In table  LXVII, which is an abstract  of the Sickness and Mortality of the Central
Region  for  the year ending June 30,  1864, it will be observed on page 429 that the
number of Cases of Inflammation of tbe Brain reported is 215, with  271  Deaths, which might
be supposed to involve an impossibility.   But an examination of the previous table shows, 
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page 423, that 128  of  these  deaths  occurred  in General  Hospital.  It would appear,
therefore, simply that 215 Cases and 143 Deaths of Inflammation of the Brain were reported
among the garrisons  and troops in the Central Region during  the  year, and that besides
128 Deaths of the same disease occurred  in the  General Hospitals of the Region.   Some
of tbe Deaths in hospital were doubtless patients included among the  Cases of the garrison
and field reports; but tbe greater part  of them were probably men who  had  entered
hospital with other complaints.   The,detailed facts would be interesting and valuable, but
cannot be ascertained.   We can, however, learn from the tables the number of New Cases
of the disease which originated in  the  reported  strength in field and in  garrison  during
the time specified.   We can also  learn  the whole  number of Deaths attributed to this
cause, including those which occurred in  the* given  hospital population.  Each of these
facts has its own  independent value, and  each requires separate  consideration.   The two
classes of facts can only be brought into relationship with a view to studying the relative
mortality per thousand  cases in connection with  those  affections  of which a very large
number of cases has been reported, and even in these instances  the  results  attained will
often require modification in accordance with considerations peculiar to  each disease.
    Tbe writer  is  perfectly aware  of  the inconvenience  of  tbe circumstances just
recounted, and has also fully considered many other objections to  tbe plan which he has
adopted for dealing with tbe monthly reports of the General Hospital.  He also regrets
greatly the impossibility of compiling  tables giving general statistical information with
regard to the number of cases of each disease which arose  de novo in  the hospital popu-
lation, or of secondary diseases and  complications.  He is firmly  convinced, however,
that a more ambitious  course than he has adopted would have led merely to less reliable
result.
     It must further be  explained  in this place that the tables in  this volume do  not
embrace those Killed in Action, those dead  of Wounds or Disease while Prisoners of War,
or those who died while on Furlough, Leave of Absence, Absence Without Leave, or after
Discharge from service on surgeon's certificate of  disability.  In the case of those Killed
in Action, the monthly sick reports could not always be expected to attain accuracy, the
Surgeon usually obtaining his information with  regard to them  indirectly and at second
hand.   The  names  of  such  of the  killed  as could be learned by him with reasonable
certainty were entered in the sick  report  among the names of the dead, but the  printed
blanks directed that they should not be included  in  the  statistical portion of tbe report,
and a careful examination of the reports  received shows that this rule was advisable.
     The number of deaths from Gunshot and other Wounds given in the tables, therefore,
excludes the Killed in Battle, but the number of Wounded was  intended to embrace all the
Wounded among the mean strength given, and when this intention was not carried out, as
was sometimes probably the case,  especially after certain general  engagements, it was in
consequence of circumstances which interferred with the efforts of the  Medical Officer to
obtain full details with regard to the Wounded of the commands to which they belonged. 
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Instances in which this  took  place  are  known, and it seems reasonable to suppose that
many others must have occurred,  so that  the figures in  the tables representing the number
of Wounded, and especially the number of Gunshot Wounds, must be regarded as probably
less than the real number occurring  in the  mean  strength  represented.  For  the  full
discussion of this part of tbe subject, however, the reader must be referred to tbe Surgical
Volumes of this work.
     In addition to the foregoing explanations, which it has been  thought advisable to
offer as aids to the appreciation of the tables contained in this volume, it seems proper to
make next some general remarks with regard  to the Total Losses of our armies during
the war by Death, and by Discharge on surgeon's certificate of disability.  These remarks
will be founded upon estimates derived from other sources of information than the reports
of sick and wounded employed in the  construction of the tables, and will therefore be of
service as indicating the degree of completeness which these may fairly be considered to
possess.
     The first source of information which would  appear to  require consideration is  the
Adjutant  General's  Office, in which  are  preserved the military records of  the army.
Here are to be found the Returns of posts, armies, and departments, the monthly Muster
and Pay Rolls of individual companies,  and the Final Statements of deceased soldiers.  The
last-named of these reports have served  as the basis for a most pains-taking  investigation
with regard to the subject of our present inquiry.  It was the duty of company and other
officers to furnish such  a  record of each death occurring within their jurisdiction, and
hence the fact and date  of death  was thus reported in  a large  part of the whole number
of the dead.  These returns give, in each case, the name, rank, company, and regiment of
the deceased, and state also, whenever the officer making the return was acquainted with
the circumstances, whether he was Killed in Battle, or Died of Wounds or of Disease.
     Of course  many  men were  killed or died for whom no such  final statements were
made at the time.  After engagements men were often missing concerning whom it was
not known whether they were killed or taken prisoners;  deaths not  unfrequently occurred
among men absent from their commands of which no responsible officer had knowledge;
reports were captured by the enemy, lost or mislaid,  and the duty of making them  out
was not  invariably performed.   At the  close of the war,  therefore, these files  were  far
from complete.
     It happened,  however, immediately after the war was  over, that vast  numbers of
applications began to be made to the Adjutant General by officers of the Pay Department,
by the Second Auditor, and by the Commissioner of Pensions, for official evidence of  the
service and death of individual soldiers,  to enable these officials  to  adjust the claims of
the heirs  of the deceased against the government.    These applications not merely
rendered it necessary to make a most laborious examination of the muster rolls to extract
the deaths recorded in them, but in  the case of those claimed to be dead,  for whom there
was no final statement, and who  were not entered as dead  on the muster rolls, it became 
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 necessary to hear evidence in order to arrive at the actual facts, and  the  result in  each
 case being duly recorded, the files representing the dead were daily rendered more nearly
 complete.
     In view of these circumstances it would be anticipated that the Adjutant General's
 Office  would now be able to  furnish the most complete  and reliable information  extant
 with regard to the number and names of the dead.   It might also be presumed  that the
 number of men actually Killed in Battle could be most nearly approximated from the same
 source, while it would  seem probable that a large proportion of those who died of wounds
 or  of  disease would  appear  simply as Dead, without  any cause of death having  been
 recorded.  Each of these expectations is fully realized on an examination of tbe information
 derivable from this source.
     In reply to an inquiry from the Surgeon General, the Adjutant General has furnished
 the following statement dated October 25, 1870:
    " The total number of deaths, so far as known at the office, from the commencement to the close of the Rebellion, is as follows :
 Regular Army, Commissioned Officers......................................................................     267
 Regular Army, Enlisted Men..............................................................................   4, 592
 Volunteer Army, Commissioned Officers....................................................................   8,553
 Volunteer Army, Enlisted Men............................................................................  256, 427
 Colored Troops, Commissioned Officers.....................................................................     285
 Colored Troops, Enlisted Men.............................................................................  33, 380
    Total number of deaths.............................................................................  303,504"

     The commissioned officers of the Colored troops being almost without exception white,
 the above figures may be classified as follows:
 Total mortality among White Officers and Men................................................................ 270,124
 Total mortality among Colored Men.........................................................................  33, 380
    Total number of deaths.............................................................................. 303, 504

     These numbers are to be understood as embracing the deaths from all causes, including
 the slain in battle and those  who died while  prisoners of  war, or while absent  on  furlough
 or otherwise, so far as it has  been possible to collect  information with regard  to  them at
 the Adjutant General's Office up to the 25th of  October, 1870.
     The period represented by the words  "from the commencement to the close of the
 Rebellion" in the above statement, was found, on inquiry at the Adjutant General's  Office,
 to have been used in the case of the Regular Army with a somewhat different significance
 from that with which it was  employed in the case of  the Volunteer Forces.
     For the Regular Army the figures represent the  number of officers and men wbo are
 known to have died between the 15th of April,  1861, and the 1st of June, 1865.
     For the Volunteer Forces, both White and Colored, however, the figures  embrace all
 the deaths known to  have occurred in the volunteer organizations called out  during the
progress  of the war up to the date  of their muster out of the service.   This date may be
approximately fixed for the White troops at about the close of the last fiscal  year repre-
sented  in this volume,  though a few  scattered Companies remained in service  subsequently,
the last of which, a Battalion of New  Mexico Volunteer Cavalry, was  not  mustered out
until November 18, 1867. 
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     In the cases of the Colored Volunteers, the  process went  on more slowly, tbe last
Regiment having been mustered out December 20, 1867.
     In both cases it is to be understood that the number of dead given is derived from
an actual count of tbe names of tbe individuals recorded as  dead,  and  not from the
consolidation of numerical returns of any kind.   This circumstance  renders it quite clear
that the real number of deaths cannot be supposed to be less than  the statement above
given by the Adjutant General, and a consideration of the facts with regard to the additions
made to the death files since the war, will give weight to the opinion  that it cannot be
materially greater.
     It is  true that, as  has been already indicated,  the death records of the  Adjutant
General's Office were quite incomplete at the close  of  the war; but  tbe liberal  policy
pursued by  the  government in  the  matter  of  bounty,  back pay  and pensions, has
undoubtedly resulted in ascertaining the facts with regard to the greater portion of those
of the  dead  who were not  properly included  in the  original files.  Some notion of the
extent of tbe work thus  done, can be  formed  by comparing the  statement now made by
the Adjutant General, with former  published  statements based  upon  the records  of his
office at different intervals after the war.
     Thus, for  example,  in  Part VI of the Final Report of  the  Provost Marshal General
to the  Secretary of War, dated March 17, 1866,  there will be  found  under the head of
"Casualties in  the Military  Forces"  an official statement of  the mortality of the Army as
deduced from  the  muster  rolls and returns  of  the  Adjutant  General's  Office.  . This
'statement, which is given in tabular form on page 78 of tbe report, embraces a considerable
number of items, the consolidation of which gives the following results:
Number of deaths among White Officers and Men.............................................................  250, 651
Number of deaths among Colored Men........................................................................  29, 038
     Total...............................................................................................  279,689

     February  27, 1869, a report on the same subject was made by the Adjutant General
to the Secretary of War, for the information of a Committee of the House of Represen-
tatives.   This report, a copy of which was furnished to the  Surgeon General, contained a
" Consolidated  Statement of the number of Federal  Soldiers who died in  the  Service of
the  United States  during the Rebellion."  A consolidation of the  items of this table
furnishes the following results :
Number of deaths among White Officers and Men............................................................  261, 036
Number of deaths among Colored Men......................................................................  33, 380
     Total..............................................................................................  294,416
     A comparison between these three sets of figures which show the number of deaths
known  to the office of the Adjutant General, in March 1866, February 1869, and October
1870, respectively, will afford some notion of  the laborious and  conscientious  manner in
which that officer and his assistants have endeavored to perfect the  Official Record of
Deaths. 
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     The figures offered at the last date will probably receive still further accretions in the
future;  yet, as the number of new names  added to the  list  during the three  months
immediately preceding October 25, 1870, was only one hundred, it cannot be presumed
that the whole number finally recorded will be very much greater than that now presented.
     In appreciating  the  evidence  derived  from this source, the  possibility  that a few
deaths may have been erroneously recorded by mistake, or in  consequence of fraudulent
evidence, must, of course, receive consideration.   It must also be confessed, that, notwith-
standing all the pains taken, a certain number of deaths must  eventually escape record.
Nevertheless, when all the circumstances are taken  into consideration, and especially the
pecuniary interests involved, the scrutiny which this circumstance has compelled, the large
number of  names added to the list annually for several years after the close of the war,
and the small number added recently, it may well be believed that a close approximation
to the actual facts has now been attained.
     The next source  of information for consideration is  the office >of the Quartermaster
General.
     According to the Army Regulations in force at the commencement of the  war, it was
the duty of the Quartermaster's Department  to provide for the Burial of deceased soldiers.
The great increase of the national forces caused by the war, and  the large number of dead,
suggested, early in the course of the struggle, the idea of National Cemeteries especially
designed for this purpose.
     By an act of Congress approved July 17, 1862, the President of the United States
was authorized to purchase cemetery grounds and cause them to be enclosed for the burial
of "the soldiers  who shall die in the service of the Country."
     After the close of the war it was deemed necessary to legislate still further on  the
subject,  and it was provided by Public Resolution No. 21, approved April 13, 1866, "that
the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized and required  to  take  immediate
measures to preserve from desecration the graves of the soldiers  of the United States,  who
fell in battle or died of disease in the field and in hospital during  the War of the Rebellion;
to secure suitable burial places in which they may be properly  interred, and to have the
grounds enclosed, so  that the resting places of  the honored dead may be kept sacred
forever."
    In  the following year an act "to establish and protect National Cemeteries" was
approved February 22, 1867, which provided in  detail  for the  purchase of grounds, the
management and inspection of cemeteries, and the punishment of any  person who should
mutilate monuments or injure the trees and plants.
     In  obedience to  the  regulations  in force at the commencement of the war, and to
orders issued by  the War Department, from  time to  time, in accordance with the spirit of
these acts, every effort would appear to have  been made to collect the remains of tbe dead,
to inter  them decently, and to record all the facts known in connection with each grave!
The  thorough character of the work may be inferred from tbe  circumstance that it  has 
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already cost upwards of three millions of dollars.  After no other war, whether of ancient
or modern times, have any such systematic exertions been made to secure the collection of
the  dead and their  interment  in permanent resting places.  It is proper, therefore, that
the  statistician should give the fullest consideration to the information derivable from this
source.
     The Quartermaster General, in his annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1865, elated November 8, 1865, makes the following statement: " Under General Orders
No. 40, of  July 3, 1865, which, on the conclusion of the war, called upon the officers of
this department for special reports of the number of interments registered during the war,
reports  have been  received from officers  in seventeen States, including  the  District of
Columbia.  They report the interments registered in their offices  at 116,148.   Of these
there were whites, 95,803 ;  colored,  20,345 ;  loyal, 98,827;  disloyal, 12,596 ;  refugees,
600;  contrabands,  4,125."
     In his annual report for the following  fiscal year, dated October, 1866, the same
officer furnishes an  elaborate account of the efforts being made under his  supervision, to
collect the  remains of the dead and to establish National Cemeteries.  Forty-one National
Cemeteries had been established at the close of the fiscal year terminating June 30, 1866,
and ten more had been determined upon.  Four hundred  and twelve cemeteries, not the
property of the Nation, were known to contain  the remains of soldiers.  Up to the date
mentioned  87,664  had been removed and reinterred;  the National  Cemeteries already
contained " the remains of 101,528 loyal soldiers."   It was believed that 135,881 bodies
would yet have to be moved and reinterred, and the total number of the remains " of loyal
soldiers" was estimated at 341,670.
     As the work of collecting the  remains of the deceased  soldiers from  battle-fields,
way sides,  and private cemeteries progressed, it was found that these estimates were not
exact.  The number of bodies which it seemed  desirable to move and reinter,  was found
to be somewhat larger than had been  anticipated, and the  total number of remains proved
considerably less than the estimate.
     Inquiries made at the office of the Quartermaster General in November, 1870, showed
that about  two  hundred and forty thousand  bodies had been moved  and  reinterred, and
a few hundred more still required the same care.  At that  time there were seventy-three
National Cemeteries devoted exclusively to the-burial of the dead who had fallen during
the rebellion in the service of their country.   Bodies of  " deceased Union soldiers "  were
also  known to be buried in three hundred and  sixteen local, private, or post cemeteries.
The total number of graves, so far as known, was 315,555.  These were all believed to
contain the bodies of Union soldiers who had died or been  killed during the rebellion, but
of the whole number 172,109 only,  or rather more than one-half, bad been identified by
name.
     It appears, therefore,  that while, as it has  been  shown, the names of 303,504 dead
officers and soldiers are recorded in the office of the Adjutant General with every reasonable
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 probability that the list does not  embrace  quite the whole number,  the records of tbe
 Quartermaster  General show the  existence of 315,555  graves, believed to contain the
 remains of officers  and soldiers dead during tbe Rebellion.  The question, therefore, at
 once arises, what statistical  value  can be attached to the latter figures as indicating the
 real number  of the' dead?   There can be no doubt that the officers to whom the task of
 collecting the bodies of the dead was entrusted, performed  their work with zeal and  care.
 Yet from the very  nature of  the case, the greater portion of the labor  was done after the
 war had  closed, and most of the bodies collected from their temporary resting places on
 battle-fields, or elsewhere throughout the Southern States, had  been several years in the
 ground.  The whole country was divided into districts and the most careful inquiries  were
 made by the officer in charge of the Cemeterial work of each, so that it is  not likely that any
 considerable number of soldiers' graves could have escaped observation.  But, on the other
hand, is there no probability that in disinterring the nameless dead, the bodies of teamsters^
camp followers, refugees, fugitive slaves, or even Confederate soldiers may have been mis-
taken at times for those of our own  men?   There appears to be little doubt that those
engaged upon the work took every reasonable precaution-to avoid, mistakes, and that every
available source of information was freely consulted.  Yet the extent to which clothing and
arms captured from the United States were used by the Confederates, must have interfered
 considerably with the certainty of such identifications.  Taking  all the  circumstances into
 consideration, it would hardly be  possible  therefore  to  regard  the  number  of graves as
 affording any very precise indication of the.mortality of  our armies, if no other fact  than
 this number existed for our guidance.   Yet when the  close agreement between the number
 of graves and the number actually  known to be dead as shown by the evidence in the
 Adjutant  General's Office is taken into consideration, there would appear to be no great
 difficulty in arriving at an approximative judgment.  The real number is assuredly greater
 than the number of names recorded up to the  present date at  the office of  the Adjutant
 General.  It  cannot reasonably be supposed to exceed the total number of graves.  The
 truth must probably be between three hundred and four and three hundred  and sixteen
 thousand deaths.
     A comparison  must now be made between the foregoing  figures and the testimony to
 be derived from the office of the Surgeon General.  About the date of the close of the war
 a series of alphabetical registers of  the dead were commenced in that office.  In  these
 books the names of the dead, as given on the monthly sick reports, were entered, and sub-
 sequently all the additional names  found in the Registers of the closed hospitals and  other
 records turned in to tbe office after tbe war, were carefully added, every pains being taken
 to avoid duplicating names.   The  Commissioner of Pensions soon adopted the practice of
 referring to the Surgeon General for  information as to the Cause of Death of those soldiers
 whose widows or heirs applied  for pension.  The Adjutant General, in order  to complete
 his death records, in the manner already described, applied for  information as to the fate
 of many thousands  of soldiers reported on the muster  rolls as absent from their Regiments ■ 
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the Paymaster General and Second Auditor made continual applications for  similar infor-
mation to enable them  to settle claims for  back  pay or bounty, and  all these demands
have compelled a most pains-taking and thorough examination of the records.
     A consideration of the sources from which the Surgeon General's records are derived
would  render it  probable, even before examining the results, that while they would excel
those of the Adjutant General in the presentation of details with regard to the nature of the
Disease or Injury which was the Cause of Death, they would contain a much smaller number
of dead men's names.  These records are, in fact, principally derived from the reports and
record  books of the Medical Officers of the Army.   They could not be expected to contain
complete lists of those Killed in Battle, of those who died while Prisoners of War, or of the
deaths in detachments  unprovided with  Medical Officers, and  this has, in fact, proved to
be  the  case.   Yet although  the number of dead recorded  in  the alphabetical  death
registers of the  Surgeon General's Office is less than  the  total number reported by the
Adjutant General, the figures differ much less than might have been anticipated.
     A careful count of these  death  registers  made in October 1870, for the purposes of
this work,  gives the following  results.
     The total number of deaths recorded, embracing officers and men of the Regular Army
from April 15,  1861, to June  30, 1865, inclusive,  and officers and  men of the Volunteer
forces, both white and colored, while in service, from the date of their muster-in to the  date
of their muster-out, is 282,955, being 20,549  less  than the corresponding  figures of the
Adjutant  General,  or about nine-tenths  of  what  may be  safely regarded  as  the  whole
number of deaths within the limits specified.  The deaths contained in these registers are
distributed as follows :
Regular Army, Officers and Enlisted Men...................................................................    5,200
Volunteer Army, Officers and Enlisted Men including Officers of Colored Troops................................  245,690
Enlisted men of Colored Troops............................................................................  32, 065
     Total..............................................................................................  232,955
     A detailed examination into the discrepancies existing between these figures and those
of the Adjutant General shows that the chief difference exists in tbe case of the enlisted
men of the Volunteer  Army; tbe total  number of  dead among tbe enlisted men of the
Volunteer  Army as recorded in tbe  office of the Adjutant General being 256,427, while
the  total  number recorded in  tbe office of the Surgeon  General is  but 237,150.   The
difference is 19,277, which is  by far the greater portion of the total discrepancy.   This
discrepancy is mainly  due to  the opportunities  enjoyed by the Adjutant General's Office
for accumulating evidence of  the fact of death in individual cases since the war.  In the
case of the Colored troops, also, the Adjutant General has a greater  number of  names,
while,  on  the other hand, in  the case  of the Regular Army the records of  the Surgeon
General contain several hundred more names than are reported by the Adjutant General.
     A further examination into the alphabetical registers of the Surgeon General's Office
fully bears out the presumption that while they would contain a somewhat smaller number
of names  than  have been recorded as dead  by  the  Adjutant General, they might be 
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 expected to afford  particulars as to  the Cause of Death in a  much greater number of
 instances, the principal exception being in the case of those who were  Killed in Battle.
      A comparison of the two sets of  records would seem likely, therefore, to afford the
 means of arriving at some general conclusions with regard to the proportion of the whole
 number of the dead who were Killed in Battle,  Died of Wounds,  or Died of Disease.
      The latest report by the Adjutant General which makes any discrimination  between
 the  several Causes of Death, is  the report of February 27,  1869, to  which allusion has
 already been made.   Of  the 294,116  deaths  included in the report, 55,297 are  given  as
 dead of Unknown Causes..  The  rest  are classified as Killed in Battle,  Died of Wouncls,
 Died of Disease, and died  of Other Known Causes.
     This report gives the number of Killed in  Battle as 44,238 distributed as  follows:
 Regular Army, Officers and Men...........................................................................   1,355
 White Volunteers, Officers and Men.........................................................................   41, 369
 Colored Volunteers, Enlisted Men..........'.................................................................   1,514
     Total killed in battle............................................'-....................................   44,233

     The alphabetical registers of the Surgeon General's Office contain, as  already indicated,
a much smaller number of deaths of this class.  They sum up 35,408, distributed as follows:
 Regular Army, Officers and Men.............................,..............................................     831
White Volunteers, Officers and Men........................................................................   33) 805
 Colored Volunteers, Enlisted Men...........................................„..............................     772
     Total killed in battle................................................................................   35; 408

     For the Killed in Battle, therefore, it is clear that the figures of the Adjutant General's
 report must be preferred; yet in view of-the  55,297 men borne on the same report  as
 dead from Unknown Causes, it cannot be believed that even these  figures represent the
 whole' number Killed in  Battle.   They  are simply to be regarded  as  the least numbers
 which can safely  be employed to represent this category, and  an additional estimated
 number should be added,  to be determined after a consideration of the  numbers which will
be shown to have  died from  other causes.
     Next, with regard to the number of those  who Died of  Wounds.    The report of the
Adjutant General  represents the total number of this class as 33,993, distributed as follows:
Regular Army, Officers and  Men...............................................
White Volunteers, Officers and Men...........................                      ..................     **'^„
Colored Volunteers, Enlisted Men.......................     " *        .................................   6-> ™°
                                            ..............................................:   1,037
     Total died of wounds................................................                            qq~aao

     The  alphabetical registers of  the  Surgeon General's Office, however, permit us very
materially to increase these figures.  The total number of deaths from wounds and injuries
recorded by name on them is 49,205,  which are distributed as follows :
Regular Army, Oilicers and Men.....................
White Volunteers, Officers and Men.................................................................  1> 174
Colored Volunteers. Enlisted Men.....                          ..................................---  46, 27Y
                               ...........:.....................................................  1,760
     Total deaths from wounds and iniuries
                           J     ...............................................................  49,205 
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XXXVII
     The  same reasons which rendered it  proper to regard the  figures of the  Adjutant

General's report as the least number which can  be believed  to  represent  the Killed  in

Battle, compel the recognition of the above count from the Surgeon  General's registers as

the least number that can be believed to have Died from Wounds and Injuries.

     There are besides on the registers the  names of 302 officers and  men reported  to

have committed Suicide,  103 Homicides, and 121 Executions, making a total of 526 deaths

from these causes,  distributed as follows:

Regular Army............................................................................................     27
White Volunteers..........................................................................................    442
Colored Volunteers........................................................................................     57

     Total suicides, homicides and executions...............................................................    526


     Next, with regard to the number who Died  of Disease.   The report of the Adjutant

General gives the number of this class as 149,043 distributed as  follows:

Regular Army, Officers and Men............................................................................  2, 428
White Volunteers, Officers and Men......................................................................... 12(1, 404
Colored Volunteers, Enlisted Men...........................................................................  26, 211

     Total.............................................................................................. 149, 043
     Here again the death registers of the  Surgeon General's Office record a much larger

number of names.   The total  number of deaths of this class entered on the books being

186,216,  distributed as  follows:

Regular Armv, Officers and Men............................................................................  3, 009
White Volunteers, Officers and Men......................................................................... 153,995
Colored Volunteers, Enlisted Men...............*........................................................... 29, 212

     Total number of deaths from disease.................................................................. 186, 216


     Of course,  in forming an estimate of the total number of Deaths from Disease, prefer-

ence is to be given to these  figures.

     Seeing then that  the report of the Adjutant General affords the nearest approximation

to the Whole Number of Deaths, and to the number Killed in Battle, while the registers  of

the Surgeon General's Office afford the  nearest  approximation  to the number  of deaths

from Wounds and from  Disease, we will find that of the whole number of  deaths  the causes

of but 24,184 remain Unknown, and the following table presents a synoptical view of the

conclusions indicated in the course of  the foregoing remarks:
Killed in battle................
Died of wounds and injuries___
Suicide, homicide, and execution
Died of disease...............
Unknown causes..............


    Total....................
Regulars.
1,355
1,174
  27
3,0(19
  159
5,724
  White
Volunteers
 Colored
Volunteers.
 41, 369
 46, 271
   442
153,995
 23,188
265,265
 1,514
 1,760
   57
29,212
  837
33, 380
Total.
 44,238
 49,205
   526
186,216
 24,184
304, 369
     The  total in this table foots up a few hundred  deaths more than  are  reported by

the Adjutant General, and this  on account of the  mortality of  the Regular  Army beino- 
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INTRODUCTION.
estimated here as rather greater than is shown in his report.   Tins greater estimate results
partly from accepting as the number of Killed  in Battle among the Regular  troops the
number of names so reported to the Adjutant General, partly from the fact that the Surgeon
(Jeneral's Death  Registers contain a larger number of names of regular  soldiers dead of
Wounds and  Disease, and  partly from the  circumstance that the  count of the latter has
been made to go up to the close of the fiscal year terminating June 30, 1865, representing
thus the deaths of one month more than is embraced in the Adjutant General's reports.
     Bv consolidating the deaths from violent causes in the  foregoing table we  obtain the
following general view:
Reimkm
Violent deaths___
Deaths from disease
Unknown causes...

   Total........
2, 556
3,009
 159
72-1
  White
Volunteers.
 88, 082
153, 995
 23,188
265, 265
 Colored
Volunteers.
 3,331
29, 212
 • 837
33, 380
Total.
 93, 969
166,216
 24,184
304, 369
     From  this view  it will be seen that of  280,185 deaths  from known  causes, the
proportion of violent deaths to the whole number was one out of every three deaths.   A
very great  difference, however, existed between the White and Colored  troops in  these
respects.  In the case of the White troops, out of 247,642 deaths from known causes, the
proportion of violent deaths to the whole number of deaths was  one out of every two and
seven-tenths.  In the case of the Colored troops out of 32,543 deaths from known causes
the proportion of violent deaths to the whole number  of deaths was one out of every nine
and eight-tenths.   Some difference also appears to exist in this respect between the Regular
and Volunteer troops; the proportion of  violent deaths  to  tbe  whole number of deaths
from known causes being one  to  two and two-tenths  for the first, and  one  to two and
seven-tenths for  the second of these classes.   It is true that these figures do not represent
the whole number of deaths, nevertheless the deaths from unknown causes  bear so  small
a proportion to the whole  number, and  the probability that these also are distributed  in
nearly the same  manner among the several causes is  so great that it cannot be supposed
the general result would be materially modified had it been possible to ascertain the  cause
of death in every case.
     It is desirable next to endeavor to form an estimate of the ratio existing between the
number of deaths and the the number of troops engaged.   This has already been done' in
various quarters, on entirely dissimilar principles.   In the first place, the number of deaths
has been compared with the total number of  enlistments; but it will at once be seen that
on this plan we shall get no results which can be fairly compared with  the death rates of
civil populations;  for the term of service for which the troops  were enlisted during the
war was shorter  than the duration of the war itself; some were  enlisted for three months
some for one  hundred days, some for one year, some  for  three  years or more; and since
the same man, in vast numbers of  cases, was re-enlisted, often  several times during the 
INTRODUCTION.
XXXIX
war, the total number of enlistments  does not bear any such relationship to the men
engaged as would indicate their actual  number.
     Another method employed has been to compare the number of deaths with the number
of enlistments reduced to terms of service of three years.   This has been done by counting
three enlistments for one year, or twelve for three months, as one three year's enlistment.
The number of three year's enlistments thus obtained is stated in the report of the Adjutant
General of February,  1869, as 2,073,112 white enlisted men.   The total number of com-
missions issued to white  officers  was 83,935, and the total number of colored enlistments
178,895.   It is remarked in the report that the number of officers and colored enlistments
are " all considered three years;  most were recruited for that period,  and those for shorter
periods cannot be classed without a laborious  examination  of numerous muster rolls."
     It is obvious, however, that  these figures could not be used for our present purpose,
even  were they all reduced to terms of service of three years,  for immense numbers of men
enlisted or were commissioned more than once in three-year organizations, hence appearing
twice or oftener in the above enumeration, and without  such an investigation of the rolls
as is  not at present practicable,  it would not  be possible to ascertain the number of such
cases.  Moreover, there are no means,  short of following  out the history of each man on
the rolls, of ascertaining the time which those who enlisted for three years actually served.
Besides those who died or were discharged for disability at various periods of their term of
service, it is well known that the large local bounties induced many men to desert at an
early period, who  speedily enlisted again in  some other organization in  order to  secure a
double bounty;  in short, it would appear impossible, at the present time, to arrive at such
definite results with regard to this subject as would  serve as a sound  basis for the calcula-
tion of instructive ratios.
     Another plan remains which, though  it  cannot be hoped to be  made perfectly accu-
rate,  would seem to offer the greatest probability  of arriving at valuable results.
     The actual strength of the army, as ascertained at certain dates during the  progress
of the war, may be made use of to calculate  the mean strength constantly in service, and
this result may be compared with the number of deaths  known to have occurred during
the period represented.
     In the case of the Colored troops, the Adjutant General has furnished to the Surgeon
General a complete statement showing separately the number of commissioned officers and
enlisted men of these organizations, present and absent, from September, 1862, till Decem-
ber, 1867, when the last colored regiment was  mustered out of service, being a period of five
years and four months.   From this statement the following average mean strength for the
period has been computed for enlisted men only.  Average  strength present, 35,640: absent,
6,699;  aggregate, 42,339.   The total  number of deaths  for the  same period among the
colored enlisted men was  33,380, being at the rate of  6,259 deaths for each year, or an
annual death-rate of 148 per  1000 of average  aggregate mean  strength.   Subdividing
this death-rate, in accordance with the ratio  of violent to other deaths already indicated 
XL
INTRODUCTION
for this class, we  shall  have an  annual  ratio of 15 violent  deaths and 133 deaths  from

disease per 1,000 of strength.
     In the case of the Regular Army, the Adjutant General has published reports of the

strength present  and absent at various dates, from which those representing the strength

en  the first of each  year have been selected.   The  figures,  as  here presented, include

both officers and men.
January 1, 1861............
   "  1,1862............
   "  1,1863............
   "  1,1864............
   "  1,1865............


     Average mean strength
Present.
14,663
19,871
19,169
17,237
14,661
17,735
Ahsent.    Aggregate.
1,704
2,554
6,294
7,399
7,358
5,194
16, 367
22,425
25,463
24, 636
22, 019
22, 929
     The total  number of deaths in the Regular Army being 5,724 between the 15th of

April, 1861, and 30th of June,  1865, a period of four years two months and  a half,  would

give an annual average of 1,360 deaths, or an annual death-rate of 59 per 1,000 of strength,

which, divided  between violent deaths and those from disease, would give an annual ratio

of 27 violent deaths and 32 deaths  from disease per 1,000 of strength.

     The strength of the White  Volunteers on certain dates maybe obtained by subtracting

from statements made by the Adjutant General giving the strength of the total  Volunteer

force at  certain dates during the war,  the known strength of the Colored enlisted men for

the  same month, and  using the resulting figures as data for  computing the mean.   The

following table, in which both officers and men are included, was obtained in  this manner :
July 1, 1861..................
January 1. 18G2..............
  "  " 1. 1863..............
      1,1864..............
      1,1865..............
March  31, 1865..............



      Average mean strengtht
Present.
Ahsent.   ( Aggregate
169,480
507, 333
676,175
540,643
523,536
554,720
   849
 46,159
212,859
237,650
309,395
294, 351
170, 329
553,492
889,034
778,293
832,931
849,071
544,704
196, 803 i   741,507
     The total number of deaths of this class has been stated above at 265,265.  Of this

number, however, the  death registers  of the Surgeon General's  Office  show that  4,553

died subsequently to June 30,  1865, which would  leave a total of 260,712 deaths from

the outbreak of the  War to that time, being at the rate of 65,178 deaths annually  or 88
     * Calculated by the formula given in the "English Life Table."  London, 1864   Pa~e XV

     t Calculated by the formula just cited with the modifications required by the irregurar dates of the enumerations at the
banning and end of he ser.es.  The count of March 31, 1865, is assumed as the mean of the six months in the mWdl  f
which it was made   I l,e number m service increased up to May 1, 1865, (see the Report of the Secretary of War for t£
ending June 30. 1866, page 78.) and decreased rapidly during the two following months.                      *" 7&a 
INTRODUCTION.
XLI
  per 1,000 of average aggregate mean strength.  Subdividing  this ratio  between violent
  deaths  and deaths from disease  in accordance to the proportion of these  classes already
  indicated, we shall have an annual ratio of 33 violent deaths and 55 deaths from  disease
  per 1,000 of average aggregate strength.
      Having thus, from independent sources, arrived at a general view of the total mortality
  of our  forces during the War, we  are now prepared to make use of the conclusions thus
  obtained as affording the means of  forming a judgment with regard to  the completeness of
  the tables contained in this volume.
      The total number of deaths embraced in the tables for  White troops, which include
  the  officers as well as the men of both Regular and Volunteer organizations, is shown  in
  Table C, page 611, to be  166,623.   The total number of deaths of Colored enlisted men
  contained in the tables for Colored troops is shown in Table CXI, page 710, to be 29,004,
  making an aggregate of 195,627 deaths.   But, as has been fully explained already, these
  tables do not include the Killed in Battle, those who died while Prisoners of War, or any of
  those who  died while absent from their commands, excepting only the deaths in hospital
      Now, of the whole number  of 304,369 deaths known to have occurred during the
  War, we have already seen that at least 41,238 were Killed in Battle.  The report of the
  Adjutant General  of  February, 1869, sets forth also 26,168 deaths, included in the whole
  number as having occurred among those of our men who  were prisoners in  the hands  of
  the enemy.   There are no means of ascertaining, with precision, the number of deaths among
  others absent from their commands; but if the two items just given, neither  of which can
  be regarded as representing all the  deaths of the categories specified, be deducted from the
  whole number, we shall have 233,963 deaths remaining, the greater portion of which ought
  to appear upon the tables  if these were absolutely complete.   But the number the tables
  actually contain is 195,627, or eighty-three  hundredths of the whole number of deaths
  which remain, after deducting the Killed in Battle and the deaths among Prisoners of War.
  So that, in a general way, it may fairly be  concluded  that the  tables cover about nine-
  tenths  of the class of facts they are intended to embrace.   This  proportion is  certainly
  large enough to give great weight to their indications with regard  to  the  comparative
  frequency and mortality of different diseases, of the same  disease  at various  times and in
  different- regions, and some other important  questions with  regard to the sickness and
  mortality of  our armies during the War.
      Besides the sickness  and mortality tables  this volume contains synoptical tables
*  showing the causes of Discharge of enlisted men from the  service on surgeon's  certificate
  of disability, for White and Colored troops separately.  These tables were made up  from
  the lists of discharges accompanying reports of medical officers to the Surgeon General.
  These lists specified  the discharged soldiers by name, and  were intended  to  set forth the
  cause and date of discharge in each  case.  A count of the discharged soldiers thus reported
  shows   a total  of  215,312 white  and  8,223 colored troops, which  are  the  numbers
  represented in the  tables.
       6* 
XL1I
INTRODUCTION .
     The Adjutant (ieneral, in his letter to the Surgeon General of October 25, 18/0, sta
the number borne on the rolls filed in his office as discharged for disability, as follows :

Unlisted Men of the Regular Army.........................................-  ..............           " "  „Qi)
Knlisted Men of the Volunteer Army................................................................         (V
Knlisted Men of Colored Troops.................................................................
     This number may safely be taken as a close approximation to the actual number of cases.
     Unfortunately the  reports made to the  Surgeon General did not always  specify dis-
tinctly the  cause of discharge, as was required by the regulations on the subject, and hence
it will  be  seen by an examination of Tables CI and  CXII that of the whole number
reported there were 25,915 discharges of white and  1,226 of colored enlisted men, the
causes  of which cannot be  stated.   There still  remain, however,  189,397  discharges of
white,  and  6,997 of colored soldiers,  which are distributed among  the several causes of
discharge, and  this is a sufficiently large proportion to enable valuable deductions to be
made from the facts presented.
     In the preparation of Tables CI and CXII it was deemed advisable to depart somewhat
from the list of diseases used in  the tabular form of sick report, which  served for the con-
struction of the tables of Sickness and Mortality, in order that the tables might correspond,
as closely as possible, with the reports made.   Moreover, on account of the number of men
reported as discharged from service on account of Old Age, Deformities, and other conditions
belonging to  Dr. Farr's class of Developmental Diseases, it was thought best to represent
this  class also, on  these two  tables.   Almost without exception the  causes of discharge
reported under this head existed prior to the enlistment of the soldier,  and ought to  have
prevented him from being received into the service.
     With  the foregoing considerations, the tables embraced in this volume are now sub-
mitted to the consideration of medical statisticians, as the first installment of the Medical
History of the  War. The  writer regrets greatly the  necessity of  publishing  first these
dry and severe details, in which it can hardly be expected the general medical reader will
be able to take much interest.  This course was rendered imperative, however, by the fact
that  in the subsequent volumes it will frequently be necessary  to  refer to  statistical
considerations, which could not be  accurately done until the tabulations of tin. present
volume were complete; and the tabulations  having  been completed, it  appeared a duty
to place them as soon as possible at the disposal of the other students of this subject,
throughout the  world.
     In the Second.Volume of this work it is proposed to discuss in detail, the  Diseases
which were the  chief causes  of the sickness, the mortality, and the discbarges for disability
recorded in this.   Histories of cases,  accounts of pathological investigations, records of the
work done  in the Army Medical Museum, and extracts from reports with regard to particular
disrases made from time to time to the Surgeon General, will be published, so far as seems
desirable to represent the more important  facts in  connection with these  subjects ;  and 
INTRODUCTION.
XLIII
an attempt will be made to offer such commentaries on the evidence recorded as may seem
likely to facilitate the examination of  the  topics discussed, by those who are  engaged in
the study of the sickness and mortality of  armies.
     An examination of Tables C and  CXI will show at a glance the subjects which must
necessarily receive chief attention.
     Foremost will be Camp Diarrhoea,  and Dysentery, and Camp Fevers.  Table C exhibits
129,386 deaths from disease among White troops, distributed among their several causes.
Table 0X1 contains 27,499 deaths from disease among Colored troops, distributed in like
manner.   It will be seen that of these numbers 37,794 deaths of white  and 6,764 of Colored
troops were due to the  several forms of Diarrhoea and Dysentery,  which must, therefore,
be regarded  as the  most important causes of the mortality from  disease in our armies.
Xext come  the several  forms of Camp Fever reported under such heads as Typhoid,
Typhus, Common Continued, Remittent, and  Typho-Malarial Fevers.  To these the tables
attribute 35,965 deaths of White, and 4,691 of Colored troops.
     The next most important cause of death among the  troops was Pneumonia, of which
14,738  deaths of White, and 5,233  of Colored troops are reported.
     Among the other  leading causes of mortality are Small Pox and Varioloid, Measles,
Consumption,  and Intermittent Fevers.
     In the matter of discharges  for  disability other affections assume prominence.  Thus,
from Tables CI  and CXII,  it will be  seen that the affections wliich caused the largest
number of discharges  among White troops  were: Consumption,  20,403;  Diarrhoea and
Dysentery,  17,389;  Debility, 14,500; Rheumatism,  11,779;  Heart Diseases,  10,636.
Among the  Colored troops  the  chief  causes of discharge were: Rheumatism, 874; Con-
sumption, 592; Debility, 540, and Diarrhoea and Dysentery,  359.
     This brief enumeration, which can readily be extended by the reader on an exam-
ination  of the tables, will serve  to  indicate  some of the more important  subjects which
must receive  consideration  in the  next volume,  for the completion of which, however,
considerable labor will yet be required.
                                                            J. J.  WOODWARD 
 
PART L-WHITE TROOPS.
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS. 
 
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS PRIOR TO JULY 1,1861.
    The reports received, chiefly from the three months' volunteers, prior to July 1, 1861,
or the  commencement of the  first fiscal year  of the war, have been  consolidated into
three tables.
    1. Atlantic Region,  Table I.
    2. Central Region, Table II.
    3. Consolidated table including both regions, Table III.

                           1. Atlantic Region—Table I.
    The reports  embraced in this table were  received from regiments of the column
under General Robert Patterson for May and June, 1861, from regiments in and around
Washington, D. C, under General I. McDowell and Colonel J. K. F. Mansfield, for  the
same months, and from regiments in the vicinity of Fortress Monroe, under General B. F.
Butler, for the month of June only.

                          2. Central Region—Table II.
    This table is made  up from reports received from tbe Department  of  tbe  Ohio,
commanded by General George B. McClellan, for the month of June, 1861. and chiefly
from regiments in Western Virginia, or the adjoining portion of Ohio. 
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  I.
Abstract  of  the  Sickness  and  Mortality  of  Troops  in  the  Atlantic   Region  prior  to
                                                    July 1,  1861.
Year............

Month..........

Mean Strength
LIST OF DISEASES.
CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES.
    Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhus Fever.................
Typhoid Fever................
Common Continued Fever.....
Remittent Fever..............
Quotidian Intermittent Fever..
Tertian Intermittent Fever___
Quartan Intermittent Fever---
Congestive Intermittent Fever.
Acute Diarrhoea...............
Chronic Diarrhoea.............
Acute Dysentery..............
Chronic Dysentery............
Erysipelas....................
Small-pox and Varioloid.......
Measles.......................
Scarlet Fever.................
Mumps........................
Epidemic Catarrh.............
Debility.....................
Other Diseases of this Order...
          ORDER II.—Enthatic Diseases.
21. Syphilis..............................
22. Gonorrhoea............................
23. Orchitis...............................
24. Stricture of the Urethra................
25. Serpent Bite..........................
26. Other Diseases of this Order...........
           Order IU.—Dietic Diseases.
27. Scurvy................................
28. Delirium Tremens.....................
29. Inebriation............................
 CLASS  II.—CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES.

           Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
30. Gout.............................................
31. Acute Rheumatism................................
32. Chronic Rheumatism..............................
33. Anaemia..........................................
34. General Dropsy...................................
35. Cancer............................................
36. Tumors...........................................
37. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases.
38. Consumption.
39. Scrofula.....
    CLASS  III

40. "Worms.......
-PARASITIC  DISEASES.
Carried forward.
1861.
Mat.
16,161.
Cases.
   7
   17
   25
   38
   51
   19
   22
   2
1,217
   61
  104
   2
   15
 15
 16
 29
 B3


 90
266
 21
  2
120
104
  6
  1
22
2,433
Deaths.
June.
48,360.
Cases.
   8
   45
   93
  155
  206
  226
   11
   22
6,601
  101
  715
   29
   40
   38
  356
 63
 49
302
158


265
431
 52
 14
  3
  7
467
199
  6
  3
  5
  7
 42
10,847
13
Cases.
   15
   62
  118
  193
  257
  245
   33
   24
7,818
  162
  819
   31
   55
   46
  359
 78
 65
331
241


355
697
 73
 16
  3
  7
587
303
 12
  4
  5
  7
 64
13,280
Deaths.
31 
PRIOR  TO JULY  1, 1861,                               5
TABLE I.—ATLANTIC REGION—Continued
Year...................................			1861.			
Month.......^.....................................						
	May.		June.		TOTAL.	
Mean Strength...................................						
	16,161.		48, 360.			
						
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,433 2 83 5 15 16	6 1	10,847 3 176 42 20 49 15 4 7 114 155 5 34 1	25	13,280 5 259 47 35 65 15 7 8 185 211 5 49 2 1 5	31 1
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diseases of JYcrvous System.						
						
		1		9		10
						
		1				1
						
	3 1 71 56					
						
						
50. Toothache..........................................						
						
	15 1 1 1			1		1
Order n.—Diseases of Eye.						
						
			4			
						
	55 11 13 4 6 1 1		117 42 20 11 34 5 11		172 53 33 15 40 6 12	
						
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.						
						
						
						
						
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.						
	1 3		4 4 2		5 7 2	
						
						
						
	3 7 11 9 138 13 812 2 8		29 11 10 19 484 19 762 15 37 1 50 94 122 85		32 18 21 28 622 32 1,574 17 45 1 82 133 201 125	
70. Varicose Veins......................................						
		1				1
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.						
						
				1 1		1 1
						
						
						
						
	32 39 79 40					
						
		2		2		4
						
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.						
	11 72 253 87		184 364 813 154		195 436 . 1,066 • 241	
						
						
						
						
	4,414	12	14,979	39	19,393	51
						
 
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SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY   OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  I.—ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
Brought forward.
  ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
 88. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
 89. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
 90. Fistula...........................................
 91. Haemorrhage from Stomach........................
 92. Piles.............................................
 93. Acute Inflammation of Liver......................
 94. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
 95. Hernia...........................................
 96. Jaundice.........................................
 97. Prolapsus Ani.....................................
 98. Inflammation of the Peritonaeum...................
 99. Inflammation of Spleen............................
100. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
101. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
 Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
102. Stone and Gravel.................................
103. Inflammation of Bladder..........................
104. Diabetes..........................................
105. Incontinence of Urine..............................
106. Difficulty of Urination.............................
107. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
LC8. Hydrocele and Hematocele........................,
109. Sarcocele.........................................
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis......................
111. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
      Order VIII.—Diseases of Bows and Joints.
112. Anchylosis...................................
113. Exostosis....................................
114. White Swelling..............................
115. Necrosis.....................................
     Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
116. Abscess.......................................
117. Carbuncle.....................................
118. Whitlow.......................................
119. Boil...........................................
120. Skin Diseases..................................
121. Ulcers.........................................
122. Other Diseases of this Order....................
   CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                    INJURIES.
123. Bums............................................
124. Concussion of Brain...............................
125. Compression cf Brain.............................
126. Contusion.........................................
127. Fracture..........................................
128. Dislocation.......................................
129. Sprain............................................
130. Incised Wounds..................................
131, Contused and Lacerated Wounds..................
132. Punctured Wounds................................
133. G unshot Wounds..................................
134. Poisoning.........................................
135. Suicide...........................................
136. Others of this Class................
1861.
MAY.
16,161.
Cases.
4,414
48,360.
Cases.
14,979


    21
    38
     5
    18
   125
    44
     6
    52
     1
     4
    32
259
 76
108
 38
 45
 62
101
 73
 16
109
 16
 15
 29
103
102
 36
 96
Deaths.
33
Cases.

19,393


    28
    50
     6
    20
   166
    48
    13
    77
     1
     5
    38
     1
   337
   129


     1
     3
     1
     I
    10
    21
     3
    12
    26
    23
146
 54
 59
 93
140
 98
 22
159
 27
 15
 45
140
127
 79
122
 22
137. Unclassified Diseases .
   35
   26

5.130
   207
   110

17,054
   242
   136

22,184 
PRIOR TO JULY  1,  1861.
TABLE  II.
Abstract  of  the  Sickness  and   Mortality  of  Troops  in   the   Central  Region  prior  to
                                                    July 1,  1861.
Month.
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
1861.
June.
18,590.
Cases.  Deaths
CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC  DISEASES.
    Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
 1. Typhus Fever.................
 2. TyphoidFever................
 3. Common Continued Fever.....
 4. Remittent Fever...............
 5. Quotidian Intermittent Fever..
 6. Tertian Intermittent Fever.....
 7. Quartan Intermittent Fever___
 8. Congestive Intermittent Fever.
 9. Acute Diarrhoea...............
10. Chronic Diarrhoea.............
11. Acute Dysentery..............
12. Chronic Dysentery............
13. Erysipelas....................
14. Small-pox and Varioloid.......
15. Measles.......................
16. Scarlet Fever.................
17. Mumps........................
18. Epidemic Catarrh.............
19. Debility......................
20. Other Diseases of this Order...
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
21. Syphilis...
22. Gonorrhoea.
23. 0-rchitis.....................
24. Stricture of the Urethra.....
25. Serpent Bite................
26. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order in.—Dittic Diseases.
27. Scurvy............
28. Delirium Tremens..
29. Inebriation.........
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
          Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
30. Gout........................
31. Acute Rheumatism..........
32. Chronic Rheumatism........
33. Anaemia....................
34. General Dropsy.............
35. Cancer.....................
36. Tumors.....................
37. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
38. Consumption.
39. Scrofula.....
CLASS III.—PARASITIC  DISEASES.
40. Worms.
Carried forward..
 35
 11
109
132
168
 38
 12
644
102
175
 21
 10
782
118
  3
128
 27


 61
225
 38
  1
  5
3,056 
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  II—CENTRAL  REGION—Continued.
Year............

Month...........

Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
            Brought forward............
 CLASS IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.

Order I.—Diseases of the Nervous System.
41.  Apoplexy...........................
42.  Headache............................
43.  Inflammation of Brain...............
44.  Epilepsy............................
45.  Sun-stroke...........................
46.  Insanity............................
47.  Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.
48.  Nostalgia............................
49.  Neuralgia............................
50.  Toothache...........................
51.  Paralysis............................
52.  Other Diseases of this Order.........,
Order n.—Diseases of the Eye.
53. Amaurosis..................
54. Cataract....................
55. Inflammation of Iris.........
56. Night Blindness.............
57. Ophthalmia.................
58. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order m.—Diseases of the Ear.
59. Earache.....................
60. Inflammation of Internal Ear.
61. Otorrhcea....................
62. Deafness.....................
63. Other Diseases of this Order..
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
64. Aneurism.....................
65. Inflammation of Heart........
66. Inflammation of Endocardium.
67. Inflammation of Pericardium ..
68. Inflammation of Veins.........
69. Varicocele....................
70. Varicose Veins................
71. Other Diseases of this Order...
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
72. Asthma.....................
73. Acute Bronchitis............
74. Chronic Bronchitis..........
75. Catarrh.....................
76. Haemorrhage from Nose.....
77. Haemorrhage from Lungs---
78. Dropsy of Chest............
79. Inflammation of Larynx.....
80. Inflammation of Pleura......
81. Inflammation of Lungs......
82. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
63. Abdominal Dropsy.
64. Cholera Morbus___
85. Colic..............
86. Constipation .
67. Dyspepsia ...
1801.
June.
18,590.
Cases.
3,056
 57
 63
116
  1
 10
  2
179
  2


 31
 36
  1
438
 32
  6
  1
 36
217
 15
 47
 48
196
  6
Deaths.
Carried forward.
4,764
11 
PRIOR  TO   JULY  1,  1861.
TABLE  II.—CENTRAL REGION—Concladed.
Year..

Month.
Mean Strength.
1861.
June.
18,590.
LIST OF DISEASES.
Cases.
                 Brought forward...................
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
88. Inflammation of Bowels...
89. Inflammation of Stomach.
90. Fistula...................
 91. Haemorrhage from Stomach___
 92. Piles.........................
 93. Acute Inflammation of Liver...
 94. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
 95. Hernia........................
 96. Jaundice......................
 97. Prolapsus Ani.................
 98. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...,
 99. Inflammation of Spleen........
100. Inflammation of Tonsils........
101. Other Diseases of this Order. -.
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
102. Stone and Gravel.............
103. Inflammation of Bladder......
104. Diabetes.....................
105. Incontinence of Urine........
106. Difficulty of Urination........
107. Inflammation of Kidneys.....
108. Hydrocele and Haematocele__
109. Sarcocele....................
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis.
111. Other Diseases of this Order..
Order VLII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
112. Anchylosis.....
113. Exostosis___
114. White Swelling.
115; Necrosis........
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
116. Abscess___
117. Carbuncle.
118. Whitlow..
119. Boil......
120. Skin Diseases...............
121. Ulcers......................
122. Other Diseases of this Order.
CLASS  V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS,  AND INJURIES.
123. Burns...........................
124. Concussion of Brain.............
125. Compression of Brain............
126. Contusion.......................
127. Fracture........................
128. Dislocation......................
129. Sprain..........................
130. Incised Wounds.................
131. Contused and Lacerated Wounds.
132. Punctured Wounds..............
133. Gunshot Wounds................
134. Poisoning........................
135. Suicide..........................
136. Others of this Class..............
137. Unclassified Diseases .
Total.
4,764
26
20
11
15
 2
17
 4
 1
93
58
 32
 24
  3
 23
158
 20
  5
 8
 3
 1
25
14
 9
46
24
30
12
12
 1
25
5,533
2 
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SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
                                                     TABLE  III.

Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality of the Troops in the  Atlantic and Central Regions
                                            prior  to  July  1, 1861.
Year...........

Month..........

Mean Strength
LIST OF DISEASES.
CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES.

    ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
 1.
 2.
 3.
 4.
 5.
 6.
 7.
 8.
 9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Typhus Fever...............
Typhoid Fever...............
Common Continued Fever____
Remittent Fever..............
Quotidian Intermittent Fever ..
Tertian Intermittent Fever---
Quartan Intermittent Fever___
Congestive Intermittent Fever .
Acute Diarrhoea...............
Chronic Diarrhoea.............
Acute Dysentery..............
Chronic Dysentery............
Er3"sipelas...................
Small-pox and Varioloid......
Measles......................
Scarlet Fever.................
Mumps.......................
Epidemic Catarrh............
Debility.....................
Other Diseases of this Order..
           ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases.
21. Syphilis..............................■
22. Gonorrhoea............................
23. Orchitis..............................■
24. Stricture of the Urethra................
25. Serpent Bite...........................
26. Other Diseases of this Order............
           Order III.-
27. Scurvy..............
28. Delirium Tremens ...
29. Inebriation..........
-Dietic Diseases.
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

           Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
30. Gout.............................................
31. Acute Rheumatism................................
32. Chronic Rheumatism..............................
33. Anaemia..........................................
34. General Dropsy..................................■
35. Cancer...........................................
36. Tumors...........................................
37. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
16,161.
Cases.
   1
   17
   25
   38
   51
   19
   22
   2
1,217
   61
  104
   2
   15
 15
 16
 29
 83


 90
266
 21
  2
         Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
38. Consumption............................
39. Scrofula................................
     CLASS III.—PARASITIC  DISEASES.
40. Worms.......................................
Carried forward.
120
104
  6
  1
2,433
1801.

 June.
66, 950.
Cases.
   13
   80
  104
  264
  338
  394
   49
   34
7,245
  203
  890
   50
   50
   38
1,138
181
 52
430
185


326
656
 90
 15
 11
511
283
  8
  3
 25
  9
 56


 73
  7
21
13,903
   20
   97
  129
  302
  389
  413
   71
   36
8,462
  264
.  994
   52
   65
   46
1,141
196
 68
459
416
922
111
 17
 11
631
387
 14
  4
 25
  9
 78
10
16,336 
PRIOR TO JULY 1, 1861.
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TABLE III.—ATLANTIC AND CENTRAL REGIONS—Continued.
Year..............................................	1861.					
Month........................................						
	May.		June. Tot/			lL.
Mean Strength...................................						
	16,161.		G6,950.			
						
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,433 2 83 5 15 16	6 1	13,903 4 197 45 27 58 20 4 64 177 271 6 44 o	[ 30	16,336 6 280 50 42 74 20 7 65 248 327 6 59 3 1 5 2 351 55 64 51 49 8 12 o 5 7 3	36 1
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.						
				1		
		1		9		10
						
		1				1
						
	3 1 71 56					
						
						
50. Toothache..................................						
						
	15 1 1 1			1		1
ORDER II.—Diseases of Eye.						
						
			4 2 296 44 51 47 43 7 11 2 4 4 3			
						
57. Ophthalmia.............................	55 11 13 4 6 1 1					
						
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.						
						
						
						
						
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.						
	1 3					
						
				1		1
						
	3 7 11 9 138 13 812 o 8		30 12 12 24 582 20 1,200 47 43 1 51 130 339 100		33 19 23 33 720 33 2,012 49 51 1 83 169 418 140	
						
		1				1
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 72. Asthma.............................................						
73. Acute Bronchitis....................................						
				1 1		1 1
75. Catarrh......................................						
76. Haemorrhage from Nose.............................						
77. Haemorrhage from Lungs............................						
78. Dropsy of Chest....................................						
	32 39 79 40					
80. Inflammation of Pleura..............................						
		2		7		9
						
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.						
	11 72 253 87		231 412 1,009 160		242 484 1,262 247	
						
						
						
						
						
	4,414	12	19,743	50	24,157	62
						
 
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SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE IH.—ATLANTIC AND CENTRAL REGIONS—Concluded.
Year............... .....................	1861.					
						
	Mat.		June.		Total.	
						
	16,161.		66,950.			
						
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	4,414 7 12 1 o 41 4 7 25	12	19, 743 22 42 15 18 151 64 17 67 3 21 36 1 352 134 1 3 1 1 19 17 3 11 15 18 4	50	24,157 29 54 16 20 192 68 24 92 3 22 42 2 430 187 1 3 1 1 19 23 3 12 28 2G 4	62
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.						
						
90. Fistula............................................						
						
92. Piles..........................						
						
						
						
						
	1 6 1 78 53					
						
						
						
						
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs. 102. Stone and Gravel....................................						
103. Inflammation of Bladder.............................						
						
105. Incontinence of Urine...............................						
106. Difficulty of Urination...............................						
	6					
						
	1 13 8					
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis........................						
						
Order VIH.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.						
						
	2 7 38 16 14 31 39 25 6 3		1 15 140 62 48 85 259 93 21 31 7 1 134 30 24 75 127 132 48 108 23		3 22 178 78 62 116 298 118 27 34 7 1 184 41 24 91 164 157 91 134 23	
						
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.						
						
						
						
						
121. Ulcers..............................................						
						
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.						
						
						
	50 11					
				2		2
						
	16 37 25 43 26					
				1		1
						
		1		39		40
	35 26	6	232 112	1 1 5	267 138	1 1 11
						
	5,130			99	27, 717	118
		1Q	•M, Ob I			
 
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G2.
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SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS DURING THE FIRST
                      FISCAL YEAR OF THE  WAR,
                  (From July  1, 1861, to June  30,  1862.)
ATLANTIC REGION.
     The reports of sick and wounded from this region are here presented consolidated into
 statistical tables for seven armies or departments, as follows:

     1.  The Middle Department    ---____  Table   IV.
     2.  The Department  of the Shenandoah   -                      Table    V.
     3.  The Army of the Potomac -------  Table   VI.
     4.  The Department  of the Rappahannock -----  Table  VII.
     5.  The Department  of Virginia     --..__  Table VIII.
     6.  The Department  of North Carolina    -                      Table   IX.
     7.  The Department  of the South    ---__.  Table    X.
         To these tables  are added—
     8.  A table showing  the mortality in the general hospitals of the
         Atlantic Region    -                  _                Table   XI.
     9.  A consolidated table for the Atlantic Region -                Table  XII.

     The reports from stations in the New England and  Middle  States are too incomplete
to render it advisable to undertake the construction of a statistical table  for that region.
     The following remarks will  indicate what portions of  the troops  operating in the
Atlantic Region are embraced in each of the above divisions.

                    1.  The  Middle Department—Table IV.

     The Middle Department was created March 22, 1862, by General Orders, No. 28
but for  convenience the name is here applied for  the whole year to the  region including
Baltimore and the portions of Maryland indicated in the following paragraph.
    It embraces for July the  Department of Annapolis, which was created by General
Orders, No.  12, April 27,  1861, to include the  country for twenty miles  on each side of 
14
sickness and mortality of white troops
the railroad  from Annapolis to the city of Washington, as far as Bladcnsburg, Maryland,
General B. F. Butler to command;  headquarters after the middle of May being fixed in
Baltimore.   July 25th  the Department of Annapolis was merged into  the  Department
of Pennsylvania, which was to consist of the  States of Pennsylvania and  Delaware and
the State  of Maryland, with  the exception of the counties of Washington, Alleghany,
Prince George, Montgomery, and Frederick.   Only the troops in the part of  Maryland
thus defined are here included: General  J. A. Dix was in command.  August 17,1861,
this portion  of Maryland was  added to the Department of the Potomac, a part of which
it  continued to be, though still under the immediate command of General Dix, until
March 22, 1862, when  the  Middle Department was created, to consist of the States of
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, the Eastern Shore of Maryland  and Virginia,
and the counties  of Cecil, Hartford, Baltimore, and Anne Arundel, in Maryland.  General
John A. Dix in command until June 1, 1862,  when General John E. Wool was assigned.
All of the Middle  Department thus defined  is included  in  the table except the  States
of Pennsylvania  and New Jersey.
    The statistics include the troops employed in General Lockwood's expedition into the
Eastern Shore of Maryland  and Virginia  which set out in November, 1861, but do  not
include the regiments of the South Carolina expedition under General Sherman, or of the
North  Carolina expedition under General Burnside  during the period of their organization
at Annapolis.
               2.  The Department  of  the Shenandoah—Table V.
    This  table  embraces  the reports from  the  troops  under General Patterson, and
subsequently under General Banks on the Upper Potomac and in the Shenandoah Valley.
General Shields'  Division is included for March and April, 1862;  for May and June it is
embraced in the  Department of the Rappahannock.
    The Department of the Shenandoah was created July 19, 1861, by General Orders,
No. 46, to consist of the Army under General Robert Patterson in the Valley of Virginia,
General N. P. Banks assigned to command.  July 25, 1861, the counties of  Washington
and Alleghany, in  Maryland, and such other  parts of Virginia as may be covered by
the Army in  its operations,  were  added.   August  17,  1861,  it was  merged into  the
Department of the  Potomac, remaining, however, as a separate division still  under  the
command of General Banks.  This division is here included.  April 4, 1862, the command
of General Banks was again designated as the Department of the Shenandoah, which was
to consist of that portion of  Virginia and Maryland lying between the Mountain Depart-
ment  and the Blue Ridge.   June 8, 1862, the Department was extended  eastward to
include the Piedmont District and the Bull Mountain range.
    The Army under General Patterson crossed the Potomac early in July,  1861, and moved
through Martinsburg, returning after a short time to Harper's Ferry, where General Banks 
FOR THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.                      15
took command.  General Banks withdrew the Army to Sandy Hook, on the north side of
the Potomac,  and ultimately  to  Darnestown, Maryland,  in the vicinity of which  he
remained till the latter part of November, when he marched northward and wintered with
the larger part of his command in the neighborhood of Frederick, Maryland.
     Towards  the end of February, 1862, he  crossed the Potomac  into the Shenandoah
Valley, where he operated till the close of the fiscal year.  The most important conflict
during the year was that at Winchester, March 23, 1862.

                    3. The Army of  the Potomac—Table VI.

     This  table includes  the Army in and  around Washington  up to the  latter part of
March,  1862,  and,  subsequently,  that  portion of  it which  operated on the Peninsula
between the James and York rivers against  Richmond.
     At the beginning of the fiscal year most  of  this Army  was in  Virginia before
Washington and  was included in  the Department of Northeastern Virginia, under the
command  of General I. McDowell.  The District of  Columbia,  Fort Washington, and
Maryland as far  as Bladensburg,  constituted  the Department of  Washington, Colonel J.
K.  F. Mansfield in  command.   The reports received  from both these  departments are
here included.
     August 17, 1861,  the Department of the Potomac was  created by General Orders,
No. 15, Headquarters of  the Army, to consist of the Departments  of Washington and
Northeastern Virginia, the Valley of the Shenandoah, and the States of Maryland and
Delaware, General G.  B. McClellan in command.  Table VI includes  all the reports
from this  Department,  with the  exception of those embraced, as already  explained,  in
Tables IV and V, under the designations Middle Department and Department of the
Shenandoah, which are presented  separately, although they were  officially united to the
Department of the Potomac, the first until March  22, and the second until April 4, 1862.
From the first  of April, 1862, to the close of the fiscal  year, the table embraces only the
reports from troops actually upon the Peninsula.
     The force here included lay in and around  Washington until  July  16, 1861, when
the  advance to Centreville was made which led  to  the  battle of Bull  Run, July 21st.
Subsequently the  Army  occupied the vicinity of Washington until  the latter part  of
March, 1862, when that  portion which is embraced in the  table descended  the Potomac
on transports  and, landing at  Fortress  Monroe,  advanced up the  Peninsula besieo-ino-
Yorktown from the 5th of April to the 4th of May, and. lying along the Chickahominy,
which was reached by the advance May 20th, until June 28th, when the  movement to
Harrison's Landing was commenced.
    The chief  engagements during the year, besides the battle of  Bull Run and the siege
of Yorktown, were the battle of Williamsburg, May 5, 1862, the battles of Fair Oaks and 
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SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
Soven  Pines, May 31st, and the series of  battles usually known as  the  "Seven-days,"
beginning June 25th and terminating with the battle of Malvern Hill, July 1st.

             4. The  Department  of the Rappahannock—Table VII.

     This Department  was created-by General  Orders, No. 34, April 4, 1862, to consist of
that portion of Virginia east of the Blue Ridge and west of the Potomac, and the Fred-
ericksburg  and Richmond Railroad, including the  District of Columbia and the country
between the Potomac and Patuxent rivers, General I. McDowell to command.
     The table represents the reports received for  April, May, and June,  1862, from the
troops within the above limits.   Fredericksburg was occupied May 4th by a portion of the
command, and May 24th a force was sent from that place to act against General Jackson
in the Valley of the Shenandoah.  This force had an engagement at Port Republic, June
8th and 9th.
                  5.  The  Department of Virginia—Table VIII.

     Under this head are consolidated all reports received from the Division in the vicinity
of Fortress Monroe, Virginia, under General  B.  F. Butler, until August  17, 1861, and,
subsequently, under General J. E. Wool.  June 1, 1862, this Division was placed  under
the  command of  General  McClellan,  the Department  of Virginia being  extended  to
include that part of Virginia south  of the Rappahannock and east of the railroad from
Fredericksburg to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.  In compiling the table, however,
for  the month  of June, only the reports from  troops at  Fortress Monroe and vicinity are
included, the Army of the Potomac being kept separate.
     With  this Department are consolidated  the reports received  during 1861 from the
expedition to Hatteras Inlet; subsequently they are  embraced in the Department of  North
Carolina.

               6.  The  Department of North  Carolina—Table  IX.

     The Department of North  Carolina was created by General Orders, No. 2, January 7,
1862, to consist of the  State of North Carolina; General A. E. Burnside to command.
The troops  for the North  Carolina expedition were_ assembled at  Annapolis, Maryland,
during the latter  part of  1861.  In January, 1862, the  expedition proceeded on  trans-
ports to  Roanoke  Island, which was  occupied after the engagement of  February 7th.
March 13th the greater part of the expeditionary  force landed near Newbern, in the
neighborhood of which it remained until  the close of the  fiscal year, though several other
points  were occupied by detachments.
     The chief engagements, besides that on Roanoke Island, were the battle  of Newbern,
March 14th, and the siege of Fort Macon, which  surrendered April 25th. 
                        FOR  THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.            •          17

                  7. The Department of the South—Table X.

     Under this head are included the garrisons at Tortugas and Key West for the whole
year, and  after the first of October, 1861, the  expeditionary force under  General T. W.
Sherman, which sailed from Fortress  Monroe towards the close of  October and landed at
Hilton Head after the surrender of Forts Beauregard and Walker, November 7th.   Several
of the neighboring islands and various points on the east coast of Florida were subsequently
occupied.
     The Department of the South was created by General Orders, No.  26, March  15,
1862, to consist of the States of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, General D.  Hunter
to command.   West Florida, however, has been throughout consolidated with  the Depart-
ment of the Gulf, although it was not officially  connected with it until a later period.
z 
18
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
             TABLE IV.



Abstract of the  Sickness and Mortality
Year.............................................					1861.					
Month...........................................										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
Mean Strength............................										
	1,753.		5,629.		6,560.		11,351.		13, C43.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	1 15				2 38 3 67 193 37	\ 8	1 90 17 234 230 97	1 11 1	9 58 30 109 223 64	3 10 o
2. Typhoid Fever....................................			12	2						
3. Common Continued Fever..................										
	2 2		18 104 26 40 3 731							
										
										
										
				1			4 668 49 104 3 5			
9. Acute Diarrhoea................................	146 1 28 1				527				234 3 55	
										
			31		19 1 5 1 187					
										
			6						10 7 170	1
14. Small-pox and Varioloid..........................										
			172				111			
										
			1		11		2 98 152 28 141 126 14		7 17 161	
										
19. Debility___»...............................	22 5 14 15 1		194 18 28 58 5		126 38 63 53 6 1					
20. Other Diseases of this Order......................										
Order n.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis......................................									105 171 14	
										
23. Orchitis......................................										
										
										
										
Order in.—Dietic Diseases.									1 5 9	
	2 8		2		3 16		7 6			
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	17 24		33 33 17 1 2 5 6 3		35 63		82 82 6 1 2 12 17 3 1		145 76	
										
	1				2				2 1 15 14 1 1 1,737	1
					1 9					
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
39. Scrofula......................................	1 1									
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.					1					
										
			1,549	3	1,508	8				
										17
							2,393	13		
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1802.
19
              TABLE IV.



of the  Troops in the Middle Department.
18G1.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
14,403.			14,751.		11,460.		12, 404.		11,560.		4,879.		5, 370.		9,480.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	2 61	1 11	5 22	1 3	1 16	1	1 17	1 2	4 17				13 22	1	. 39 376	9 54
										5	8	2				
3	17		2		59		13		25		25				191	
4	39		39		37	2	75		45		18		22		705	4
5	84		74		47		67		69		45		26		1,164	1
6	45		34		10		8		46		22		61		450	
7 8			19 4												59 36	9
	2			4	17	1	2		1	1	2	1	1	1		
9	186		147		101		290		241		59		260		3,610	
10 11	6 64		14 12		27 6		14 18		23 19				8 66		145 446	
											24					
12 13					1 10				1 6				2 7		9 74	1
	4		11				5				5	1				
14 15	2 344	7	2 83				5 26		1 163	3	4 2				22 1,336	12
					70	1							8			
16 17					1 35		3 63						19		4 488	
	33		213						112		12					
18 19							30 50		29 25				1 2	.......*	175 863	
	45		34		43						9					
20	5		10		30		31		26		3		21		215	
21	126		107		71		69		95		40		54		913	
22	151		143		116		79		106		33		107		1,158	
23	15		10		10		23		18		9		4		129	
24 25 26 27 28	1		1		1		1		2				2		9	
																
																
	1 14		1 12		o 4				3 7						8 77	1
							11				5		5	1		
29	10		28	1	25		24		31		7		1		165	1
30 31																
	29	1	152		137		134		171		25		32		992	1
32	44		30		51		88		49		23		12		575	
33 34 35 36			3		2 1		1		1 2						30 13 1 18 59	
	3															
			1 4													
							1		3		3		o			
37	2		1		2		16		3		2					
38	10		7	1	10		12	2	25	3	5	1	2		117	8
3!)					1		1		1		3				14 11	
40	2						1		4							
																
	1,327	20	1,225	10	944	5	1,179	5	1,374	12	393	5	760	3	14, 696	101
 
20
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE IV.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Continued
					1861.					
										
	July. August.				September.		October.		November.	
										
	1,753.		5,629.		6,560.		11,351.		13,643.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.
	307		1,549	3	1,508	8	2,393 1	13	1,737 1 23	17
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
			3 1 2 8	1	54		34 ........			
										
	1 5				5 4		3 ........		7	
										
							1 ........		2	.......
			1	1						
					1 42 23		1 ........ 72 ........ 36 ........ 3 ........ 15 ........		24 25 19 1 7	1
	4		25 41							
										
										
			3		22					
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
					1 2					
									1	
										
			18		24 6 8 7 13		35 ........ 11 '........		21 6 1 4 12	
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.			5							
							8 1........ 15			
	1		13							
							1			
									6	
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
					1 1		l		1	
							1			
							3			
										
							4		1	
										
	2						4 4 252 3 370		8 7 218 3 411 1 7	1
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.			1 4		3 60					
	2									
										
	21		95		132					
										
	1		1 1		1		2			
										
							9 13 32 5	1	6 27 9 14	1 5
	1		3 7 114		6 4 139					
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
	18 36 21 13		18 19 155 5		27 24 147 16		36 61 194 10		8 45 144 13	
85. Colic.....................................										
										
										
										
	413		2,092	5	2,281	8	3,631	14	2,820	25
										
 
DURING  THE YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
21
TABLE TV.— MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Continued.
1861. 1									1863.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
14,403.			14,751.		11,460.		12, 404.		11,560.		4,879.		5,370.		9,480.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,327	20	1,225	10	944	5	1,179	5	1,374	12	393	5	760	3	14, 696	101
41 42					4 33	o							1 16		7 376	2
	57		34				67		46		9					
43 44 45 46 47 48 49			2 4	1 1			1 o	1	2 12	o	1				7 53 19 24 2 27 286	5 1 2
	5				4								8 1			
											1					
	1		3 1	1	5		5		7							
																
													1 17			
	19		22		11		12		26		11					
50	31		14		10		5		8		16		19		ooo	
51 52	2 3						1 3		2 5				1 8		10 77	1
			4		3						4					
53 54 55 56 57																
			1 2						1 1			1			3 13	
					4		2						1			
																
	45		33		42		58		36		35		19		346	
58 59 60 61	2 3 3 6		1 2 6 8		4		7 6 12 5		7 5 2 3				5 2 7 6		49 32 » 60 88	
																
					11 1											
											5					
62 63	1 2						2								4 10	
													2			
64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71																
			1		1				1						5 1 10	
																
	3		1		3											
																
	1		5 2 4		3 1 1		4 2 3		1 4 4						19 9 32	1
																
													6	1		
72 73	2 326		6 132		5 146		1 80	1	1 48						30 1,308	2
											22		18			
74	6	1	207		39		5		17		6		1		287	1
75	593		871		950		834		573		90		54		4,994	
76 77	8 2						4 5		2 3		1 7		1 3		17 36	
			2		2											
78 79 80															1 129 234	4
	2 17		11 40		48 29		36 38		14 * 44				3 9			
										3	7					
81	33	7	47	2	33	1	73	3	64	4	13		6		321	23
8°			4		19	1	oo	1	26		7		4		354	o
83 84 85					1										1 148 299	1
	9 21	1	3 21				10 14		6 18				13 46			
					12						2					
86	79		119		105		94		106		25	55			1,244	
87	11		17		14		14		29		8	........' 16			166	
	2,620	29	2,855	15	2,488	9	2,606	11	2,498	21	643	5 ', 1,109		4	26,050	146
 
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE IV.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
					18	01.				
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	1,753.		5,629.		6,560.		31,351.		13,643.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	413		2,092 1 5	5 1	2,281 2 6	8	3,631 3 3 1	14	2,820 2 7	25 1
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	4									
										
			1 12		2 14 1				1 19	
92. Piles................................................	3 1						12 1 2 23 27 1 1			
										
										
	3 10		9		7 11 2 2				20 3	
										
										
										
										
	2 3		3 24		9 137		16 32		38 16	
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
			1		1		1		3	
										
									2 4 3 1	
106. Difficulty of Urination...............................			1 4 1 1 3 4		8		1 1			
	1									
					1					
										
					5 10 1		5 11		2 4	
	2									
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
									1	
							1 1 18 15 2 18 26 15 7 4			
			1 4 4 3 13 10 4 33 4							
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	7				17 1 3 8 22 36 15				23 16 2 12 29 20 2 5	
117. Carbuncle...........................................										
118. Whitlow............................................	4									
119. Boil................................................										
	5 6 2									
121. Ulcers.............................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.										
										
					1 35 2 2 22 9 28 5 8					
	22		19				40 2		37 4 o 57 21 30 5 11	1 1
										
										
	8 7 1						43 17 24 3 13 2	1		
			6 7							
										
										
133. Gunshot Wounds.............................	1 3		5	1						
										
								1		
136. Others of this Class...............			5 16	2	12 44		18 19		53 76 3,353	2
137. Unclassified Diseases..........	o									
Total.........................										
	510		2,296	9	2,770	8	4,060	16		30
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G2.
23
TABLE IV.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
1861.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
14,403.			14,751.		11,460.		12,404.		11,560.		4,879.		5,370.		9,480.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137	2,620 1 11 3	29	2,855	15	2,458	9	2,606	11	2,498 3 14 1	21	643	5	1,109 3 2 1	4	26,056 15 83 8 7 173 23 21 145 81 8 11	146 2 1 1
			11 1 1 22 5 2 4 2		6		14 1 1 27 3 1 28 5 2 4									
																
											1 3 1 6 3 4					
	17 2 1 19 6 2	1			13				19 6 7 17 4 1 3				12 1 1 6 8			
				1	1 6 1											
													1			
																
	82 10		115 40		111 59		168 32 1 6		105 29 2 3		11 2		26 16		686 406 3 20 1 3 17 24 9 4 23 64 4 4 2 13 175 65 46 141 318 255 83 41 6 2 345 34 28 278 141 252 54 72 12	1 1 1 1 8 2 1 2 6
	1 1		2		1						1					
																
							1 2 1									
					1											
	2		1						2 1 2 1 9 1		2 1		7 2			
					2											
							1 1 1 1									
	1 2		3 14								2 3					
					4 1											
																
											3					
									1 4 14 2 8 12 22 30 3 5 1							
					1 17 3 7 33 62 41 9 9 1 1 24 2 7 22 13 34 4 2	1	3 12 4 6 18 43 32 3 5 2	1			3 7 2 4 1 15 9					
	40 11 2 24 40 22 3 3		6 4										10 3 5 2 14 15			
			20 30 25 6 4 2													
													2			
																
																
	51 5 14 45 17 45 11 10	4	45 6 1 44 12 32 4 8 6	2			21 5		28 4 2 12 15 30 2 2		7 1		16 3			
							8 15 6 14 2	1			10 7 5 1 6 1	1	7 2 10 5 4			
																
	10 24	3	11 6		5 51		15 61		24 16		1 10		15 57	1	169 382	
	3,158	37	3,356	18	3,022	10	3,182	13	2,965	21	776	6	1,365	5	30,813	173
 
24
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
                 TABLE V.



Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality of the
					1801.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	7,337.		14,729.		15, 922.		15, 726.		16,743.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.							8 146 34 152 493 186 1 5 558 10 120			
	7 9 20 9 44		34 ■ 16 128 187 61 1	4 2	66 36 238 534 68	5 1		9	95 55 154 165 238	15 1
										
										
										
										
										
					1 1,123 18 128 o 3 1 42	1 1		3 3	1 640 1 144 2 7	1 1
	705 43 71 10 6 1 24		1,573 3 160							
										
										
										
			13 2 59 1 4 1 84 66 36 89 7 4	1			3 4 94			
										
									176	5
										
	11				12		6		19	
										
19. Debility...........................................	15 4 19 23 2	1			76 53 50 66 13		29 38 27 44 8		34 17 42 48 14 2	1
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.							1		2 2	
			1 4		2 1					
	1									
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
										
	21 31		155 70 5		114 116		114 48		87 79	
										
										
					3		1		1	
										
			3 15 15 1 o		1 6 16 3 1		1 5 11 7 7			
	6									
								2 17	4 9 13 1	
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
39. Scrofula............................................										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
										
	1,084	1	2,800	7	2,793	8	2.161		2,052	24
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
25
                TABLE  V.



Troops in  the Department of the  Shenandoah.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
18,007.			17,143.		21,498.		27,437.		14,072.		9,508.		14,391.		16, 043.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2							3 45	5	5 40	4 9			2 31	2	18 735	4 84
	153	8	39	16	52	10					27	1				
3	32		22		39	1	45	2	18		1		54	1	361	4
4	153		85		96		127		92		50		76		1,371	4
5	67		80		88		147		117		65		100		2,052	
6	148		40		55		103		45		15		71		1,074	
7			3		6		8 3 662		18 1 337		1 1 114		6		44 19 7,660	
8 9	1 199				6 502					1		1 1				7 1
			206										1,041			
10	15	1	2		16		34		14		4		45		205	1
11	32		43		111		272	1	38		7		45		1,171	5
12 13	4 32				1 13		60 27		9 10						88 146	1 1
			8								9		15			
14 15	5 73		4 143		2 96										19 925	10
						2	38		13		143	3	24			
16 17	1 58				1 133										3 658	
			70				164		108		58		15			
18 19	77 72	1	204 28	3	1S5 21		301 55		66 61						824 585	7
											48	1	62			
20	5		11		15		27		31		17		25		309	
21	47		30		26		44		5		14		41		381	
22	46		41		65		31		12		15		72		552	
23	15		8		10		18		9		2		21		127	
24 25 26	2		1		2				4				1		16	
																
																
							4				3 s		9 3		19 15 13	
28	4	1			3											1
99	3				■ 2		1									
30 31																
	83	........! 79			116		195		118		52		121		1,255	
32	82	........ 37			60		58		28		28		87		724	
33	3														8 23	
34	5	........ 3			3		4		2				1			
35 36																
	3		o		2		2						2		16 68	
37	4		1		1		9		6		6		9			
38	10	2	8	2	15		14	2	3		5	1	4		116	9
39	3		3		7		9								46 34	
40	6		15				1		1							
																
	1, 413	13	1,216	21	1,750	13	2,511	10	1,211	14	686	8	1,983	3	21, 690	139
 
26
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE V.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SHENANDOAH—Continued.
					1861.					
										
	July. August.				September.		October.		November.	
										
	7, 337.		14, 729.		15, 922.		15, 726.		16,743.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths	Cases. Deaths		Cases.	Deaths.
	1,084	1	2,800	7	2,793 1 54	8	2,161	17	2,052 1 11	24
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	3 1 3 1 1		39				23 |.......			
										
		1	13 4 1		6		2 .......		11	
										
					1		1		1	
										
	2 9 25 1		2 32 25 4 4		2 10 16 2 7		1 12 15 3 1		3 18 16 1 o	
										
50. Toothache.........................................										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
							1 2			
			5							
										
57. Ophthalmia...........................	6 1		32 7 2 6 3		17 3 5 3 4 1 1		18 3 3 1		25 3 2 1 2 1	
										
Order III.— Diseases of Ear.										
										
	1									
										
63. Other Diseases of this Order.......................							1			
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
66. Inflammation of Endocardium...............										
67. Inflammation of Pericardium........			1 1 5 5 5 4 84 6 131		2				1	1
68. Inflammation of Veins....................										
	1				5 5 2 3 109 6 196 1		3		4 1 3 2 153 3 354 2 10	
										
71. Other Diseases of this Order..................										
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 72. A sthma...............................	1 13 4 14 1 5						4 78 2 168			
73. Acute Bronchitis.................................... 74. Chronic Bronchitis..................										
75. Catarrh..............................										
76. Haemorrhage from Nose...............										
77. Hemorrhage from Lungs.............			11				3			
78. Dropsy of Chest.........................										
79. lii'Uimmation of Larynx...............	8 1 2 2		12 12 13 8				1 7 22 3 1 7 35 91 13 2,686			
80. Inflammation of Pleura................				1	11 12 5				20 22	
81. Inflammation of Lungs................										
82. Other Diseases of this Order..........										
										
Order VT.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy.....									2 10 43 80 30	
84. Cholera Morbus.........	28 22 73 14		28 43 104 27		12 53 114 15					
85. Colic..............										
66. Constipation.........										
										
										
Carried forward___	1,329	2 1	3,479	;		8		17	2.8S0	25
- --- -------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30,  1802.
27
TABLE V.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SHENANDOAH—Continued.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		MARCn.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
18,007.			17,143.		21,498.		27, 437.		14,072.		9,508.		14, 391.		10, 043.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 8	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 8G 87	1,443	13	1,216 53 1 6	21 1	1,750 1 42 1 6	13	2,511 2 29 2 5	10 1 o	1,211	14	686		1,983	3	21,690 7 344 7 74 . 6 9 4 118 257 314 21 40 3 2 12 2 285 55 68 57 80 5 3 1 1 o 11 o 44 26 68 40 1,484 127 3,940 16 64	139 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1
	44								19 1 2		10 1 7 1	1	17			
	10												3			
	1						1 1 5 56 39 5 4						2 I 100 24 25 1 6 1			
			1						1							
	1 27 33 1 3 1 1 1				2 31 82 2 3	1										
			17 20 1 1 1						18 5		3 13					
								1	5		2					
																
											2		2 2 26 2 5 3 6 2			
																
	27 5 2 25 7		23 2 20 6 31 1		32 8 19 8 5		52 6 1 1 9		20 7 4 3 12	-	7 8 5					
																
																
					1											
													1			
	1	1														
					1 4		1									
	1		2	.......												
							1 10 1 4 6 249 29 688 5 13									
	2 1 1 4 243 8 323 3 3	1	3 1 6 3 201 4 371 2 1		2 3 1 1 211 23 916	1							9 3 8 31 7 223 1 12	1		
								1	3 61 1 92 19 429	1	4 2 3 20 16 127 1 1					
					1				4							
	8 22 68 17 2 o 52 58 25	8	1 34 77 44 2 1 17 71 21	3	3 31 87	4 1	42 50 128 4 o 10 54 117 25	11 6	24 15 50 18	1	1 18 40 25 1	4	3 15 11 8		103 236 532 134 11 113 397 999 231	15 24
					1											
									3 12 37 8				12 34 77 33			
					29 128 16						3 49 4					
	2,476	23	2,264	25	3,451	20	4,168	32	2,084	16	1,060	13	2,70L	4	32,065	! 193
 
28
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE V.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SHENANDOAH—Concluded.
YrAR.............................................					1801.					
										
Month.................. ............	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 16, 743.	
										
	7,337.		14,729.		15,922. ! 35,726.					
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. ' Deaths, j Cases.			Deaths.	Cases. 2,890 1 1 1	Deaths. 25
	1,329 2 1 1	2	3,479 7 3 1	8	3,477 1 3 3	8	2,686	i,		
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
							3			
90. Fistula..............................................										
										
92. Piles..............................................	5		24 17 1 24		28 7		19 9		11	
										
									1 22 94	
	14				21 13 1 1		12 11			
			10 2 8							
										
						1			1 4 38	
							1 19 3 1 1 • 4			
	3 23 1	........ 40			34 16					
			20							
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs. 102. Stone and Gravel....................................										
			1						1	
										
	1									
			2						1 2	
	1 1				3		5			
			2							
										
			1 5 1 1							
	2				1		1		3	
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
			3 32 19 7 29 15 24 5 1 1		1 25 2 6 30	1	1 28 2 5 14 10 7 7 8 1			
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	'7							1	15 1 2 13 8 19 5 11	
117. Carbuncle...........................................										
118. Whitlow............................................	2 11 4 2 2									
119. Boil................................................										
120. Skin Diseases.......................................										
121. Ulcers.............................................										
					30 6 1					
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns...............................................										
										
										
	12 5		29 8 1 8 24 24 9 14 5		28 4		16 2 o 9 2 10 3 16 1		5 2 3	
127. Fracture...........................................										
										
				1 1 1	4 9 11 6 3 4	3				
	3 18 6 4 2	4						1 8	12 11 6 5 4	1
										
										
										
										
										
136. Others of this Class.............	5 1		15		15 19			1	5 8 3,206	1
137. Unclassified Diseases.........							96			
			|							
	1,468				3,855	13	3,022	28		27
										
 
DURING  THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1802.
29
TABLE V.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SHENANDOAH—Concluded.
	1861.								18G~>.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
18,007.			17,143. 21,498.				27,437.		14,072.		9,508.		14,391.		16,043.	
	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths. Cases.		Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 4	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,476	23	2,264	25	3,451	20	4,168	32	2,0S4	16	1,060	33	2,701		32, 065	193
88 89	1 11		1 3		3 5	1	3 12						5 5		24 81	1 2
								1	15	1	19					
90 91 92	2		2				1 1 45		1 1 10		1				13 2 235	
																
	13		17		31						9		23			
93	2		2				15		7		3		2		64	
94	4		1		2		61		1		3	1	7		81	1
95	21	1	21		22		24		9		5		15		210	1
96	4		30		71		108		36	1	11		16		404	1
97 98 99 100					2		3 7 141						1		9 16 23 620	3 1
	1 6 41	1	1 4 92						1		1	1				
					1 109											
								1	48		21		34			
101	5		7		8		20		23		8		10		143	
102 103 104 105 106					1 4		3 1 2 1						1 1 1 1		7 14 9 5 25 23 7 2 15 28 1 1	
	3		2 1 o													
									1							
																
	1				4											
107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116	2 1				4		4		1				1 1 1 5 4			
			1								1					
					1 4 3											
	1 1		1 6				2 1		1 1							
																
																
																
																
			1 21		2 20				1 15		1 4				10 221	
	23						16						15			
117	11		4		3		5		3		1		5		56	
118	6		3		9		3		o		1		1		47	
119	10		8		2		13		9		1		20		160	
120	8		3		13		11		14		3		70		174	
121	20		15		12		18		18		6		12		180	
122	5		2				7		1		2				72 60	
123	10		5		4		9		1		2		3			
124	4						1		1		1				10	2
125 126																
	20		12		6		56		19		5		19		227	
127	4	........	5		6		8		3		3		5		55	
128 129	3 10		3 7		9 4		6 16								27 75	
									4		4		9			
130	12	........	17		9		14		6		9		20		137	
131	14		13		14		17		4		10		12		158	1
132	5		3		1		5		0				o		48 473	1 78
133	14		6		5		304	59	6		70	2	26	1		
134															16	1 1
135 136																
	7		8		10		7		15		6		5		105	
137	19		4 2,598		17	10	13	9	4	2	5		9		261	23
	2,801	25		25	3,872	31	5,167	102	2,369	20	1 1,278 17		3,075 5		36, 699	310
 
;jo
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
                    TABLE VI.

Abstract of the  Sickness  and  Mortality
Year...........

Month..........

Mean Strength
LIST OF DISEASES.
   CLASS  I.—ZYMOTIC  DISEASES.

       ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.

Typhus Fover.............................
Typhoid Fever.............................
Common Continued Fever...................
Remittent Fever............................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever................
Tertian Intermittent Fever..................
Quartan Intermittent Fever..................
Congestive Intermittent Fever...............
Acute Diarrhoea.............................
Chronic Diarrhoea...........................
Acute Dysentery............................
Chronic Dysentery..........................
Erysipelas..................................
Small-pox and Varioloid.....................
Meusles.....................................
Scarlet Fevor...............................
Mumps.....................................
Epidemic Catarrh...........................
Debility....................................
Othor Diseases of this Order.................
           Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
21. Syphilis...............................
22. Gonorrhcoa.............................
23. Orchitis................................
24. Stricture of the Urethra................
25. Serpent Bite...........................
26. Other Diseases of this Order............
            Order III.-
27. Scurvy..............
28. Delirium Tromens ...
29. Inebriation...........
■Dietic Diseases.
1861.
July.
Cases.  Deaths.
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES.

           Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
30. Gout............................................
31. Acute Rheumatism...............................
32. Chronic Rheumatism.............................
33. Anajmia.........................................
34. General Dropsy..................................
35. Cancer...........................................
3G. Tumors..........................................
37. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
Order DI.—Tubercular Diseases.
38. Consumption.
39. Scrofula.....
     CLASS III.—FARASITIC  DISEASES.
40. Worms......................................
Carried forward.
    6
   39
  101
   63
   84
   65
    3
   13
2,999
   59
  381
   11
   41
   22
  272
    2
   81
    1
  211
   47
128
194
 38
  4
  1
147
 87
  3
  5
  1
  9
 65
August.
September.
50,608.
Cases.  Deaths.
    1
  311
  317
  584
  605
  906
   70
   26
5,148
  217
  741
   80
   60
    2
  365
    2
  155
   85
  659
  281


  353
  395
   76
   33
  1
583
482
 61
 14
  1
 33
148
14
85,408.
Cases.  Deaths.
   50
  504
  437
1,340
1,524
1,816
  112
   62
4,604
  334
  864
   46
   37
   17
  462
    1
   95
   35
  613
  208


  417
  683
   84
   21
817
454
 52
  4
  1
 30
149
12,973    35
16, 361
53
October.
113,204.
Cases.  Deaths.
   34
  818
  520
1,756
2,067
1,577
  202
  138
5 797
  279
  972
   86
   82
   23
  518
    2
  109
  325
  566
  217
432
597
 96
 33
    7
1,100
  609
   35
    9
    1
   18
   39
19, 249
96
Novemrer.
133, 669. 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1802.
31
        TABLE VI.



of the Army of the Potomac.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
152,759.			167,267.		153, 308.		126, 588.		71,259.		72,536.		73, 733.		101, 921.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	32	18	17	8			g	5		1			o		180	39
2	1,351	194	1,098	157	772	136	360	54	356	37	412	23	751	70	8,228	917
3	341	4	384	2	423		310		227		278	1	457	2	4,458	13
4	1,474	17	982	6	1,148	2	664	3	902		1,548	2	1,640	3	14,023	48
5	1,097		531		824		397		499		721		682		10,679	
6	743		424		394		289		452		662		727		8,957	
7	50		81		38		78		22		96		86		1,144	
8	261	6	134	7	88	13	29	2	20	4	21	1	15	3	962	53
9	3,433		3,016		2,248	1	3,519		4,782		4,933		5,540		51, 027	4
10	233	2	207	1	220	o	111		141		283		594	2	2,909	10
11	740	6	630	5	651		911		1,169	2	1,161	2	1,307	4	10,542	38
12	41	2	57		32		33		29		163		123	1	761	9
13	102	26	110		86		46		30	1	22		42		744	28
14	97	5	90	4	77	4	29	1	5	1			1		386	18
15	1,4S8		927	31	751	14	272	14	143		59		12		6,199	76
16 17	42 157		6 252		4 283	4	5 215								72 1,786	4
									157		82		46			
18	991		984		851		345		40		9		37		4,083	
19	651		466	1	297	1	312	1	273		389		885		5,874	7
20	342	1	253		156		227		- 147		108		184		2,419	1
21	565		458		390	1	297		93		83		53		3,774	1
22	612		455		360		232		79		41		36		4 242	
23	147		114		96		57		48		33		41		916	
24	24		22		19		14		10		15		12		220	
25 26 27	1										1		2		4	
																
	7		11		9	1	20		71		73		336		570	1
28	22	1	48	4	24		10	2	4		1		4		260	11
29	16	1	61	1	26		42		1		3	1	11		284	3
30	5		1		9		4		1		1		1		36	
31	1,307	1	1,360	1	1,029		683		471		550		712		10, 403	2
32	1,348		1,212	2	841	1	601		381	1	311		584		8,123	4
33	27	3	47		34		17		10		35	1	35		391	4
34	22	2	20	1	20		9		6		9		23		153	3
35 36	1 23												2 7		8 212	
			21		15		14		8		7					
37	127		70		51		80		43		26		87		977	
38	144	11	127	13	105	17	75	6	37	1	23	1	30		907	GO
39	42		35	........	25		26		17		22		11		286	
40	34		38		10		10		6		5		15		515	
	18,140	300	14,729	244	12, 418	198	10,351	88	10,685	48	12,186	32	15,133	85	167, 714	1,354
 
32
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  VI.—ARMY OF THE  POTOMAC—Continued.
Year..

Month.
1861.
Mean Strength.
July.
17,709.
50,608.
'  September.
85,408.
October.
113,204.
November.
133,669.
LIST OF DISEASES.
        Brought forward...............
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES.

Order  I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
41. Apoplexy...........................
42. Headache...........................
43. Inflammation of Brain...............
44. Epilepsy............................
45. Sun-stroke..........................
46. Insanity............................
47. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.
48. Nostalgia...........................
49. Neuralgia...........................
50. Toothache..........................
51. Paralysis...........................
52. Other Diseases of this Order.........
            Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
53. Amaurosis...........................
54. Cataract.............................
55. Inflammation of Iris..................
56. Night Blindness......................
57. Ophthalmia..........................
58. Other Diseases of this Order..........
           Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
59. Earache..............................
60. Inflammation of Internal Ear...........
61. Otorrhoea.............................
62. Deafness..............................
63. Other Diseases of this Order...........
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
64. Aneurism....................
65. Inflammation of Heart........
66. Inflammation of Endocardium
67. Inflammation of Pericardium..
68. Inflammation of Veins........
69. Varicocele...................
70. Varicose Veins...............
71. Other Diseases of this Order ..
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
Asthma.....................
Acute Bronchitis............
Chronic Bronchitis..........
Catarrh.....................
Haemorrhage from Nose.....
Haemorrhage from Lungs___
Dropsy of Chest............
Inflammation of Larynx.....
Inflammation of Pleura......
Inflammation of Lungs......
Other Diseases of this Order.
   Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
Abdominal Dropsy...........................
Cholera Morbus.............................,
Colic.......................................
Constipation................................
Dyspepsia..................................
Cases.  Deaths.  Cases.  Deaths,
  4
130
 27
459
 13
  7
  1
 14
 59
 42
  8
109
134
351
 43
Carried forward.
12,973
  4
341
  7
 44
 36
 13
  1
  6
179
291
  6
 60


  4
  5
  6
  1
133
 52
122
 72
 37
414
137
776
 32
 30
 52
125
 61
208
  2
343
394
868
239
20
18,281
35
Cases.  Deaths.
16,361
  1
312
  3
 59
 13
 16
 16
  2
166
380
 11
 55


  5
  1
  7
  1
186
 50


152
 79
 66
  7
  6
   56
  633
  118
1,268
    6
   57
 35
115
167
320
    1
  285
  460
1,232
  241
23,088
Cases.  Death
 18
266
  3
 40
  5
 20
 12
 22
276
296
 16
 63
 15
  2
210
 29


 41
 31
 50
 13
  7
  62
 964
 101
,474
 69
148
129
202
   2
 184
 508
,234
 276
27, 206
Cases.
20,201
  3
252
  7
 74
 25
  4
 16
331
317
 16
 63


 11
  2
  9
  9
267
 45


 68
 47
 86
   71
1,665
  116
4,77:2
   34
   58
    n
   87
  213
  262
  283
   10
  141
  428
1,186
  303
Deaths.
166
31, 640
209 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 18G2.
33
TABLE VI.—ARMY OF THE POTOMAC—Continued.
1861.									1862.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
152,759.			167,267.		153,308.		126,588.		71,259.		72,536.		78, 733.		101,921.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	18,140	300	14,729	244	12,418	198	10,351	88	10, 685	48	12,186	32	15,133	85	167,714	1,354
41	7	6	13	3	1	1	25	2	3	2	3	1	7	7	86	30
42	251		262		254		149		181		165		243		2,723	1
43 44	3 73	2	8 83	4 2	2 62	2	6 41	4 2	2 18				3 20	1	50 551	17 6
											21					
45 46			3 19								11 11	1	42 7		125 174	4 2
	21				22	1	10		8							
47	9	4	11	4	6	6	5	1	10	2	1		2	1	78	20
48	20		17		3		13		7		8		8		133	
49	347		314		287		205		142		95		189		2,586	
50	426		308		280		212		209		106		198		3,090	
51	16		16		7	1	12		4		2		15		126	2
52	62	2	64		57	1	35	1	12		35		42		576	7
53	5		4		6		4		2		3		5		60	
54 55	3 19		6 27		5 27		5 14				1 7		2 5		31 141	
									2							
56	2		2		3				6		5		10		41	
57	397		394		355		226		143		99		113		2,564	
58	90		58		55		28		14		13		19	........	497	
59	131		90		73		59		30		16		21		814	
60	70		72		67		21		20		14		14		510	
61	61		66		61		25		24		6		11		558	
62	23		14		13		3		8		4		11		121	
63	3		3		5		5				1		8		53	
64 65			2 13		2 17		2 5				1 6				13 87	1 2
	9	1							3				8			
66	3		6	2	6	3	1		2		2		1	1	39	6
67	13	1	10		17	3	8	1	7	2	4		7	1	97	8
68 69	2 47		1 48		4 26		1 19		12 10				4 51		31 440	
											11					
70	55		34		25		20		15		8		33		328	
71	38	2	57	1	49		24		6		9		15		292	5
72	100	2	85		60		31		26		12		27		571	2
73	1,587	7	2,055	7	1,701	3	957	1	379	1	197		162		10,850	19
74	276		185		219		68		109		29	1	33		1,418	1
75	6,278		7,204		5,209		3,002		1,165		619		378	1	33,604	1
76	20		21		4		9		23		2		10		182	
77	58		54		50	3	22		31	2	15		11		441	5
78	2		3		1				3	1					12 1,080	2 2
79	167		268		226		110		18		25		9			
80	238		288	1	272	1	173	1	89		71		66		1,857	6
81	404	47	616	67	669	74	263	17	138	6	58	1	42		2,851	249
82	509	6	484	12	398	7	150	5	70		102		61		2,795	40
83	11		10		5	1	3		1		1	1	4		50	2
84	91		57		46		59		37		81		194	2	1,627	5
85	471		358		300	1	299		305		404		442	1	4,503	o
86	1,138		994		783		508		495		486		422		9,697	
87	292		291		229		118	1	140		152		151		2,475	1
	31, 988	380	29,727	347	24,387	306	17,306	124	14, 614	64	15,108	37	18,259	100	258, 742	1,802
5 
34
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE VI.—ARMY  OF THE POTOMAC—Concluded.
Year..

Month .
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
                Brought forward......................

 ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
 88. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
 89. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
 90. Fistula............................................
 91. Haemorrhage from Stomach........................
 92. Piles..............................................
 93. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
 94. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
 95. Hernia...........................................
 96. Jaundice..........................................
 97. Prolapsus Ani.....................................
 98. Inflummation of Peritonaeum.......................
 99 Inflammation of Spleen...........................
100. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
101. Other Diseases of this  Order.......................
 ORDER VII.—Diseases of  Urinary and Genital Organs.
102. Stono and Gravel..................................
103. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
104. Diabetes..........................................
105. Incontinence of Urine.............................
106. Difficulty of Urination.............................
107. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
108. Hydrocolo and Hematocele • - -......................
109. Sarcocole.........................................
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis......................
111. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
      ORDER VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
112. Anchylosis...................................
113. Exostosis...................................
114. White Swelling..............................
115. Necrosis.....................................
     ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
116.  Abscess.......................................
117.  Carbunclo......................................
118.  Whitlow...................  ...................
119.  Boil..........................................
120.  Skin Diseases.................................
121.  Ulcers.........................................
122.  Other Diseases of this Order...................
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
LASS  V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                INJURIES.
Burns............................................
Concussion of Brain ............
Compression of Brain...........
Contusion.......................
Fracture........................
Dislocation.....................
Sprain..........................
Incised Wounds ................
Contused and Lacerated Wounds.
Punctured Wounds..............
Gunshot Wounds................
Poisoning........................
Suicide.........................
Others of this Class.............
137. Unclassified Diseases.
1801.
17,709.
Cases.  Deaths
7,138


   13
   20
    2
    1
   58
    6
    9
   32
    1
    1
    3
    1
  102
  190
 50
 14
 12
 18
113
 43
 42
  1
 29
 10
  4
 19
 24
100
 33
141
110

 76
20
48
August.
50, 608.
Cases.
18,281


    35
    64
    37
    10
   197
    42
    74
   121
    36
    16
    15
     2
   248
   269
 11
  9
  7
  8
 33
 34
  8
  6
 27
 35


 14
  4
 17
  4


203
 93
106
103
2:;2
175
 79
 26
  6
  2
170
 20
 22
 60
 96
102
 27
 77
 10
 94

269
21, 636
Deaths.
September.      October,
85,408.
Cases.
23,088


    30
    59
    23
    14
   196
    33
    30
   113
   182
    30
     7
     7
  .220
   277


     1
    16
     4
     5
    43
    37
    15
    12
    35
    34


    13
     4
     5
    15


   158
    68
    46
   162
   170
   192
    81
 34
  6
  6
247
 51
 17
101
171
185
 37
108
 11
302
26, 809
Deaths.
58
66
113, 204.
Cases.
27,206


    23
    85
    11
     5
   170
    42
    18
   128
   551
    11
     6
     7
   307
   385


     4
    20
     4
 37
 29
 14
 12
 34
 43


  4
  7
  7
 17


250
 84
 02
159
148
169
 79
 23
  1
  1
329
 65
 38
111
1£2
148
 32
180
  7
127
31, 641
Deaths.
33
333.6G9. 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
35
TABLE VI.—ARMY OF THE POTOMAC—Concluded.
1861.			1802.													
December,			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
152,759.			167,267.		153,308.		126, 588.		71,259.		72, 536.		78, 733.		i 101,921.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	31,988	380	29,727	347	24,387	306	17, 306	124	14,614	64	15,108	37	18,259	100	258,742	1,802
88	37	3	56	3	27	2	9	1	12		5		18	1	292	18
89	164	1	93	3	71		56	1	28		54	1	30		836	6
90	13		18		8		13		5		13		10		163	
91	10	1	12		5		12		3				9		93	1
92	343		288		219		150		122		123		190		2,365	
93	65		79	3	49		25		53		21		48		514	4
94	45		38		23	2	4		6		3		24		292	3
95	193		214	1	121		102		57		62		175		1,519	1
96	465	1	500		361		236		210		192		308	2	3,500	4
97	13		9		7		13		9		10		25		175	
98			16		33	1	1		1				3	. 1	101	19
99	5		5		4		2				1		4		43	
100	709		780		823	1	446		165		99		88		4,591	2
101	443	2	485		344		172		141	1	139		118	1	3,277	9
102	5		1		1		2				2		3		38	
103	20	1	19		15		7		6		3		19		157	3
104	14		4		4		3		5				5		56	
105	13		16		5		11		3		1		8		85	
106	45		37		28		19		14		29		51		392	
107	38		44		24		13		19		15		28		335	1
108	8		8		15		8		4		3		15		110	
109	9		4		1		1						3		60	
110	10		15		17		6		5		1		6		187	
111	44		41		29		18		11		16		23		362	1
112 113	3 2		5 6		1 1		2 3				. 1 4				47 38	
									1				4			
114					7		4		1		1				58	
115	7		7		5		13		5		2		3		93	
116	285		236		151		102		82		87		121		1,977	
117	€8		47		46		50		17		37		33		661	
118	80		69		56		28		36		36		34		643	
119	243		161		128		121		94		69		86		1,548	
120	190		246		184		127		72		90		74		1, 823	1
121	164		188		171		57		51		50		60		1,539	
122	64		74		87		54		28		18		64		744	
123	46		79		47		48		20		16		13		401	
124	6		5	1	2		1		2		3		3		38	4
125			1	I	3		1	1	2						19	5
126	449		401		319		222		118		127		142	10	2,990	12
127	83	2	59	1	52		42		14		11		23		478	4
128	32		42		26		12		7		2		5		234	
129	234		190		146		152		63		66		58		1,396	
130	244		286		201		153		113		70		120	2	1,825	4
131	277	1	208		138	1	104		56	1	148	2	216	15	1,836	22
132	44		49		25		28		13		34		186		565	2
133	121	17	85	19	60	11	57	4	264	46	2,009	455	3,799	572	7,050	1,255
134	13	1	18		2	1	8	1	7		7		9		109	3
135		1		1		3				1		1				
136	149	1	140		177		87	2	47		30	1	36		1,213	6
137	310	5	195	15	259	5	157	22	88	3	78		131	1	2,417	73
	37,829	419	35, 310	393	28,915	333	20,268	156	16, 694	116	18,896	497	24,690	705	308,027	3,277
 
36
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OP  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  VII.
Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality of
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
										
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
9. Acute Diarrhoea.....................................										
										
										
										
										
										
										
16. Scarlet Fever.......................................										
										
										
19. Debility.............................................										
20. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis............................................										
										
23. Orchitis.............................................										
24. Stricture of the Urethra..............................										
25. Serpent Bite........................................										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order n.—Tubercular Diseases.										
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
										
										
1										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
37
            TABLE VII.



the Department of the  Rappahannock.
1861.			186a.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
									56,602.		64,650.		48,155.		56,469.	
																
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Dea.'ns.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
l o 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40							-		34 181 146 335 322 280 55 32 2,275 243 451 30 54 21 141 1 134 91 195 64 125 218 35 8	17 1 7 4 1 1 1	20 353 179 1,005 405 315 19 22 2,304 131 507 24 48 24 60 5 171 58 316 46 115 174 44 7	4 37 3 5 1 1	45 310 117 555 222 433 58 17 2,293 197 505 23 38 18 14 1 111 52 356 54 104 136 32 8 2	4 13 1	99 844 442 1,895 949 1,028 132 71 6,872 571 1,463 77 140 63 215 7 416 201 867 184 344 528 111 23 2	8 67 4 12 5 1 2 2 ........1
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
									68 10 6	1	71 9 27	1 1	33 15 3		172 34 36	1 2
																
																
																
									382 314 18 3 1 6 9 22 9 11		483 267 17 10		409 244 9 5	1	1,274 825 44 18 1 20 100 91 19 42	1 5
																
						~										
																
																
										1	10 58 46 6 22	3	4 33 23 4 9	1		
																
																
																
																
																
									6,350	34	7,378		6,492	20	• 20, 220	110
				........ 1												
 
38                      SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE, VII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK—Continued.
—					1861					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
										
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
										
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
										
										
										
,r SP v y.										
46 I										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
										
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	1									
	i									
	1									
										
										
										
	i									
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
										
										
										
										
	i									
	I									
	i									
										
										
										
Order VT.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy..................................										
84. Cholera Morbus............................										
85. Colic...................................										
										
										
Carried forward.................										
										
										
 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
39
TABLE VII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK—Continued.
1861.			186:2.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
									56, 602.		64, 650.		48,155.		56,469.	
																
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 1 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87									6,350 2 67 1 11	34 2 1	7,378 3 128 5 14 21 7	56 2	6,492 1 131 1 15 6 2 3 16 106 119 1 21 2 2	20	20, 220 6 326 7 40 27 15 6 21 323 405 10 59 5 4 3	110 4 1 1
																
																
																
																
																
									6 3 2 100 128 4 12							
																
											3 117 158 5 26 3 1 3	1				
																
																
																
																
																
									1							
																
																
									114 15 19 23 13 3 2		117 15 17 12 17 2 9		96 10 24 13 10 3 2 1 1 1 7		327 40 60 48 40 8 13 1 6 3 30	2
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
									3 1	1	2 1 11	1				
																
																
																
									18 24 6 30 331 91 1,095 20 11 1 13 94 146 75	1 6	18 29 11 21 169 41 682 9 7	2	21 27 3 23 116 16 493 5 18		57 80 20 74 616 148 2,270 34 36 1 27 249 290 167 7 177 520 1,026 262	2 1 12 1 1
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
											13 97 97 67 6 51 167 420 98	5 1	1 58 47 25 1 69 203 259 63	1 1		
																
																
																
																
									57 150 347 101							
																
																
																
																
									9,502	45	10,078	68	8,534	21	28,114 •	134
																
 
40                    SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE VII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK—Concluded.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
										
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
										
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
										
106. Difficulty of Urination...............................										
										
										
										
										
										
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.										
										
										
119. Boil................................................										
										
121. Ulcers..............................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns..............................................										
										
125. Compression of Brain...............................										
										
										
										
129. Sprain..............................................										
										
131. Contused and Lacerated Wounds.....................										
132. Punctured Wounds............................										
133. Gunshot Wounds.................										
										
										
										
137. Unclassified Diseases........										
										
Total..................										
-----------------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
41
TABLE VII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK—Concluded.
	1861								1862.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
									56,602.		64,650.		48,155.		56,469.	
																
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. | Deaths.	
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 130 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 120 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137									9,502 13 92 7 6 68 5 5 51 92 1 3 14 211 89	45	10,078 8 79 8 3 96 13 11 73 175 o 6	68 1 1 1	8,534 8 56 5 6 102 8 6 63 56 2 1 2 55 84 1 6 1 1 16 5 5 2 3 5 1 2 2 2 89 °2 9 38 71 34 19 4 4	21	28,114 29 227 20 15 266 26 22 187 323 5 10 16 389' 271 2 22 8 3 29 21 10 o 9 18 1 2 4 8 249 49 38 107 168 99 42 44 9 1 289 69 31 94 187 142 88 696 18	134 1 1 1 1 1 2 154 1 25
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
											123 98 1 10 4					
																
																
									6 3 2 10 7 3							
																
																
											3 9 2					
																
																
																
									5 7		1 6	........				
																
																
																
									1 2 76 9 15 47 49 35 13 15 2 1 88 18 12 45 84 48 20 37 6	1	1 4 64 18 14 22 48 30 10 25 3	1				
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
										1 11	68 20 12 29 70 62 8 39 3	1 8 1 10	133 31 7 20 33 32 60 620 9	135		
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
									27 124	7	167 135		33 47	8	227 306	
																
																
									10, 976	65	11, 681	92	10,355	164	33,012	321
																
 
42
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
             TABLE  VIII.




Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
Mean Strength...................................										
	7,190.		6,568.		6,532.		9, 537.		14,603.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.					o 5 7 178 115 9			3	23 70 35 218 188 178 15	12 2
2. TyphoidFever.....................................	13 7 9 25 58 3 20 1,198 26 23 3 1 1 22		3 19 38 58 33			2	31 15 275 238 195 9 28 531			
										
										
										
										
										
8. Congestive Intermittent Fever.......................			12 245 27 23 1 1 1 1		44 362 9 25 2 4					
									391 19 38 5 6 1 41	2
10. Chronic Diarrhoea..............................										
							43 1 5	1 1		
										
										
14. Small-pox and Varioloid...........................										
							5			
										
17. Mumps.....................................	6									
			6 33 24 32 43 13				12 37 76 29 40 7		173 45 91 30 47 16 2	
19. Debility.....................................	46 48 63 47 8 1				15 64 13 8 11					
20. Other Diseases of this Order.....................										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Svphilis..................................										
										
23. Orchitis........................................										
24. Stricture of the Urethra.....................										
25. Serpent Bite................................										
26. Other Diseases of this Order.................										
Order in.—Dielic Diseases.	1 1		7		4 1 1		1 4		2 1 3	
			3							
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order 1.—Diathetic Diseases. 30. Gout.....................................										
	149 71		365 31		107 24		08 79 11 1		.153 50	
										
										
			o		2					
37. Other Diseases of this Order.............	1 3		1 14 2 1		1		1 9 12		6 12 10 1 2	2
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 38. Consumption...............					7 3					
39. Scrofula..............										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.	1						1			
										
Carried forward........	1,855		839		1,023	2			1,872	18
-----------------							1,794	7		
 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
43
         TABLE VIII.



of the Department of  Virginia.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
12,718.			11,416.		13,618.		14,680.		14,791.		9, 655.		7,251.		10, 713.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40			6 58 54 28 47 15	1 8					1 17 26 48 113 28 4 1 207 33 53						32 354 263 1,117 1,089 664 42 114 4,287 147 385 15 55 13 218 3 230 368 418 416 327 380 111 11	4 36 1 4 1 3 1 1
	95 6 119 188 66 6	8			17 43 45 19 16	2 1	10 34 62 33 37 5 1 193 4 6	1		o	18 6 46 41 9		17 11 51 24 20	1		
			1 189 1 13		5 141 2 6						2 247 15 70 3 6	1				
	268 4 45												315 7 40			
	3 3 10		3		4 o 45		11 4 60 3 34 28 62 10 24 39 6 1		7				4 1	1		
			12						21		1					
																
			74		50 31 28 16 23 18 7				46 20 18 11 17 14 3		13		7			
	£8 52 53 16 19 15 4															
			26 14 15 20 11								34 5 21 28 3 2		22 4 44 57 11 1			
																
																
					1 4		2 4 7						2 1 9		20 20 35	1
			4 5													
	3								3	1	1					
																
	130 58 5 1		88 59		85 59 3		170 46 2		122 66		86 19		77 10 1		1,430 572 22 9	
									1		o					
																
			4 6 5 3		3 1 5 1		13 3 15 3 3	1	9 10 11 4 1		13 2 9		3		55 65 88 17 9	3
	5 8															
													4 1			
	1															
																
	1,281	8	761	9	680	3	935	2	915	3	702	1	744	2	13,401	55
 
44
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE VIII.—DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Continued.
					1861.					
										
	J ULY.		August.		September.		OCTOLSER.		November.	
									14,	
	7,190.		6, 568.		6,532. j 9,537.					603.
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathe.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,855		839		1,023	2	1,794	7	1,872	18
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	56		58		98 1 3 1 1		38		17	
										
	1 10		1 3 2				2		2	
										
							1		1	1
										
			1 31 11 1 9		1 15 6	■	1 10 5			
	21 12 1 7								27 32 1 3 3	
50. Toothache..........................................										
										
					5		5			
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
	3		1							
					1					
										
	33 16 1 3 5		8 19 3 17 3 1		15 1 2 28 2		19 6 3 12		25 3 1 8	
										
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
									3	
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
							1 2			
67. Inflammation of Pericardium.........................	1									
										
	5 2 1 2 95		1 1 1 1 51 4 43 1 2							
					1 1 3 76 5 92		2 7 6 63 14 137 1 3			
										
									1 9 143 7 204	
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
										
										
	51 2 5									
76. Haemorrhage from Nose.............................										
77. Haemorrhage from Lungs............................									6	
										
	8 3 5 10		1 5 3 54		2 4 1 13		1 14 9 64	1 1 1	7 • 13 13 121	1 2
										
										
										
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
	18 68 211 92		24 25		10 41 113 29		11 118 102 80		9 25 149 55	
85. Colic......................................										
										
			37							
										
	2,603		1,262		1,594	2	2,531		2,762	22
								10		
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30,  1862-
45
TABLE VIII.—DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Continued.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
12,718.			11, 416.		13, 618.		14, 680.		14,791.		9,655		7,251.		10,713.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,281	8	761	9	680	3	935	2	915	3	702	. 1	744	2	13, 401	55
41 42	1 15	1			3 26		1 27								5 429	1
			26						38		21		9			
43 44 45 46 47 48 49	1 5	1	1		1 1										4 22 17 10 11 13 3C1	1 6
							4		1		1 1		1 2			
																
	1				2 3 1 50	1	1 4 2 70									
			1 1 31					2	2 1 58	2						
											1 19		4 5			
	24															
50	20		7		14		27		14		4		12		164	
51 52	1 6						o 5				4 5				10 61	
			5		1				6				4			
53 54 55 56 57	2				1		2								8 5 11 1 244	
									1 2							
			3								3		2 1 13			
																
	20		18		20		19		39		15					
58 59	10 3		3 3		5 7		7 9		5 6		3 2				78 41	
													1			
60	5		5		3		5		9		4		2		101	
61	3		1		2		8		5		1		3		33	
62 63							2		1						4 6	
	3															
64 65 66 67 68 69			1										1 1 1		2 2 5 7 1 12	
											1					
			1				1 3		1 1 1							
																
																
	1		1		1		o									
70 71	1		1 2		2 3	1	1		4 2						16 20	1
													1			
72	8		3		4		5		3		4		3		51	
73	193		99		83		67		57		31		2		940	
74	15		4						15		1		1		66	
75	220		561		337		665		441		169		46		2,966	
76							1						21		27	
77	6		1		1		5		8		4		5		46	
78 79																
	7		17		8		18		3		3		3		78	1
80	11		19		10		6		7		9		17		118	3
81	.4	1	9	2	14	3	31	4	31	2	11		5		136	15
82	96		9	1	17		5		17	1	5		2		413	3
83 84					1 7										1 106	1
	2		1				1	1	1		6		16			
85	35		38		16		32		30		19		38		485	
80	100		103		107		101 •		100		72		50		1,208	
87	44		51		81		47		70		31		5		628	
	2,146	11	1,787	12	1,512	8	2,121	9	1,901	8	1,134	1	1,021	o	22,374	85 i
 
46
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WniTE  TROOPS
TABLE VIII.—DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Concluded.
					1801.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	7,190.		6, 568.		6,532.		9, 537		34,603.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,603		1,262		1,594	2	2,531	10	2,762	22
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	4 1		18	1	4		5 4 1 22		30 '........ 1	
										
			1 30						2 j........ 8	
92. Piles................................................	33 1 1 6 1 1				4					
									16 2 17 n 2	
			1 6		1 3		3 10 1			
										
										
										
										
										
	24 89		18 38		17 71		35 106	1	20 88	
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
	1									
										
										
	5 2						2 1 1		5 2 2	
										
			2 1		1					
										
									1 14	
	9		11 1		1		3 1	I		
Order VUL—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
									1 27 4 5 14 19 48 20 6	
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	38		37 2 7 80 13 24 48 4 1		15 4 1 46 4 31 5 4		9			
										
118. Whitlow......................................	14 69 45 33 36 14						5 13 20 26 21 2			
119. Boil...............................................										
120. Skin Diseases...................................										
121. Ulcers............................................,										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns.......................................										
										
										
	74 1		19		30 3		24 1 1 15 38 6		31 5 1 15 57 3 5 13	1 3
127. Fracture............................................										
										
129. Sprain......................................	16 120 10 6 13 4		15 74 3 3 11		9 22 1 13 6					
130. Incised Wounds ...................................										
										
132. Punctured Wounds.................										
133. Gunshot Wounds..............						1	3	1		
										
135. Suicide....................										1
136. Others of this Class.........	32 194 -	3	35 142		17		42 129 3,081	13	27 43 3,326	
137. Unclassified Diseases......										
										
Total............. j	3,500 | 1	3	1,907	1	1,959	5				27
---------..----- 1										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1802.
47
TABLE Vni.—DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Concluded.
	1861. j		1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
	12,718.		Hi	116.	13,618.		14,680.		14, 791.		9, 655.		7,251.		10,713.	
	Cases. 2,146	Deaths.	Cases. 1,787	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.	
		11		12	1,512	8	2,121	9	1,901	8	1,134	1	1,021	o	i 22,374 85	
FP	3	1	1		4	1			1				2		10 9	
89	18		12		3		7		1		13		12		127	1
90 91 92					1		4		3				2		15 4 207	
																
	21		17		11		32		14		8		7			
93 94 95															17 22 82	
	1 4		2 3		3 4		1 10		6 9				1 4			
											6					
96	16		13		10		17		3		4		2		78	
97 98 99 100															3 2 3 CS7	
	1 1 52								1							
					2 48											
			41				53		59		17		3			
101	55		78		39		16		37		15		17		649	1
102 103 104 105 106 107 108																
			2		3										6 3 1 36 10 12 2 8 55	1
									1		2					
					1 6											
	7 1 1		1 1	1			4 2 2		6 1							
																
											1					
109 no							1 3									
									1		1					
m	4		2		6		1		2				2			1
112 113 114 115 116			1				1 1	......	----				1 1		5 2	
																
																
							1 10								2 216	
	19		13		7				22		12		7			
117	2		2		2		6		8				3		33	
118	6		2		2		6		5		1		6		60	
119	19		13		6		10		13		9		4		296	
120	12		13		11		17		3		6		27		190	
121	26		25		12		40		22		18		12		317	
122	5		16		2		10						1		169 51 1	
123 124 125 126	3		3		5		6		2		2					
																
																
	38		32		33		41		30		21		15		388	
127	5		5		2		6		7		3		2		40	
128 129	2 27		4 16		3 19				4 21		2 22				17 200	
							16						9			
130	■47		23		21		31		18		28		6		485	
131	29		36		24		10		16		9		19		166	1
1T9	6		4		1		4				2		2 4		46 87	
133	9	1	6	1	o	2	10	1	3	3	7			1		14
134 135 136							2								6	2
				1												
	22		6		4		14		10		1		2		212	
137	26		10 2,190		10		17	10	12		10	2	5		650	7
	2,632	13		15	1,819	11	2,533		2,242	11	1,360	3	1,203	3	27, 752	115
 
4S                  SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS








                                   TABLE IX
Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality of
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
										
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deatbr.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
7. Quartan Intermittent Fever..........................										
										
						-				
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
19. Debility.......................................										
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis.............................................										
										
23. Orchitis............................................										
										
										
26. Other Diseases of this Order.....................										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
37. Other Diseases of this Order.................										
ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases. 38. Consumption............										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
										
Carried forward...							----			
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.                    49
           TABLE IX.



the  Department of North Carolina.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
			8,996.		11,012.		16, 549.		18,172.		17,941.		16, 649.		14,686.	
																
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
									11 434 141 126 107 52 20 5 1,039 35 370 3 10 19 26 1 81 2 91 22 20 24 11 1	2 61 3 4 3 2 1 3 1 1	10 198 139 178 103 30 2	1 19 2 1	3 139 95 189 74 35 3 19 815 70 90 9 9 2 7	16 6 2	24 1,064 528 586 436 244 53 29 3,696 164 908 54 40 35 208 3 370 339 495 264 115 160 69 8 1	3 146 5 14 5 4 3 1 4 4 1 2 1
			35 50 23 37 13 3 1 147 2 26	10	109 25 42 80 44 9 1 309 10 72	16 1 1	149 78 28 35 70 16 3 582 20 114 9 6 12 10	24 2 1								
																
																
																
																
																
																
											804 27 236 33 7 1 10 2 36 21 85 56 25 34 16 3	2 1				
																
																
																
			5	1	3 1 29	1										
																
			126	3												
																
			24 58 18 6 11 24 1		116 226 16 14 10 8 19		70 30 85 00 19 21 8 2 1	1					43 2 200 106 30 49 14 2	1		
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
			3 2 5		2		1				1		1 3 4 2 70 99 4 1		8 6 10 8 561 452 5 5 2 2 71 68 8 8	1 1 10 1
									1 1 6 167 96 1 1 1							
				1								•				
																
			43 43		82 60		102 54			1	97 ioo					
																
																
											3 1					
																
			1 1 5										1 9 19 7 1	3		
				2	22 9	2	15 7	1 ........	11 12 1 1	2	13 16	1				
																
																
			2				1				3					
																
			715	17	1,318	21	1,608	29	2,950	84	2,290	27	r 2,226	28	11,107	206
																
HEDICAL 
50                     SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE IX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Continued.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
										
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
										
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										*
										
										
										
										
										
71. Other Diseases of this Order___•-....................										
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
81. Inflammation of Lungs.......................										
82. Other Diseases of this Order........................										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy............										
										
Carried forward.....										
	1									
	'									
 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,  1862.
51
TABLE IX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Continued.
1861.					1869.											
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
.............			8,996.		11,012.		16,549.		18,172.		17,941.		16,649.		14,886.	
																
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	V Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 27	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
			715	17	1,318	21	1,608	29	2,950	84	2,290		2,226	28	11,107	206
																
	........		15 1 6	1	6		34		38 1 4	I	19 2 3 1 4		48		100 4 24 4 26 5 3 127 131 7 36 1 2 6 1 116 18 39 26 43 20 9	2 3 1
																
					2		3						6 3 4			
																
					12		2 1		4 1							
			3 1 7 26 2 4	3												
													2 22 18 1 14	1		
					20 21 1 6		32 11 1 5		26 23 2		20 32					
																
																
											7 1					
																
									2 2							
											2		2			
			1 11													
					18 3 8		29 3 8 2 5 1 1		20 7 5 11 19 6 3		19 1 5 6 12 6		19 4 8 4 2 6 3			
																
			5 3 1 1 2													
																
					4											
																
																
																
							2						1 1 3		3 2 9 1 34 24 39 23 924 89 1,542 3 30	1 1 2 1
									1 2 1 5 13 15 3 183 24 280 1 8	1						
			|		2						2					
																
							4 4 1 1 311 22 383 1 3	1		1	16 4 14 3 77 21 175 1 8		9 1 6 10 53 10 85			
			2 2 1 108 1 288													
					1 5 192 11 331	1										
																
																
																
																
																
			3.		1								9	1		
																
			4 8 43 14	8 1	39 8 24 1	4	10 21 35 1	1 4	16 17 25 23 1 28 39 116 22	1 1 1	9 21 16 14				78 93 150 71 1 124 227 554 109	1 2 19 2
												1 2	18 7 18			
																
																
																
					10 17 87 22						56 75 136 8 3,086		30 55 144 35			
			13 24 11				28 47 11									
																
																
																
			1,324	30	2,170	26	2,631	35	3,947	90		30	2,887	30	16,045	241
																
 
52                    SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE IX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Concluded.
					1861-					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
										
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	4 Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
										
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
105. Incontinence of Urine...............................										
106 Difficulty of Urination...............................										
										
										
										
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis........................										
										
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
114. White Swelling.....................................										
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.										
117. Carbuncle..........................................										
118. Whitlow............................................										
119. Boil................................................										
										
121. Ulcers..............................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns..............................................										
										
										
										
127. Fracture.................... .......................										
										
129. Sprain..............................................										
										
131. Contused and Lacerated Wounds.....................										
132. Punctured Wounds....................										
133. Gunshot Wounds............										
										
										
136. Others of this Class........										
137. Unclassified Diseases.......										
										
Total....................										
										
 
DURING THE kYEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
53
TABLE IX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
			8,996.		11,012.		16,549.		18,172.		17,941.		16, 649.		14, esc.	
																
88	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
			1, 321 2	30	2,170 1 4 2	26 1	2,631	35	3,947 5 4 2 1 46 16 2 23 47 2 1 1 63 29	90	3,080	30	2,887 3 49 1	30	16,045 11 91 7 2 156 66 8 70 ISO 8 5 7 288 240	241 1 4 1
																
89							2 1 1 25 4				32 1					
90																
91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137																
			4		12					1	37 20 4 15 35 3 1	1	32 26 2 16 79 1 1 6 29 97			
																
																
			3 3		2 5 1 1	1	11 11 1 1	1								
																
																
																
																
			44 9	1	61 20		67 37				24 48					
																
																
			1		1 1		1		2 1 1 9 1 3 1		4 3		7 1		16 6 5 43 11 13 3	
																
			2 5				2 10 1									
					5 3						6 6 9		8			
																
													1 1			
					1											
																
			2		2		7		10 1 3 2 2 26 3 5 4 32 8 4 3 1		4		5		30 1 3 3 3 322 30 16 47 141 89 47 16 6	
																
																
													1			
											3 23 6 7 10 27 32 17					
			11 1 1 2 10 5 3^ 2		12 3		22 4 1 10 33 13 o 5						28 13 o 16 26 13 10 4 5			
																
																
					5 33 18 11 2											
																
																
																
																
																
																
			13 2 1 15 7 11 3 3		2		22 2 2 21 9 104 3 299	86	10 4 1 6 12 17 10 136	25	9 4 4 *6 12 7 3 18	2	15 5 4 8 27 14 7 22 2	8	76 19 12 64 81 177 27 555 3	5 137 1 o 10 17
																
																
					8 14 24 1 77 1	5 16 1										
																
																
																
																
																
										o						
			10 17	2	6 15	1	11 15	10	19 20		20 38	8	28 16	6	94 321	
																
																
			1,516	33	2,511	51	3,391	132	4,545	118	3,582	41	3,518	44	19,004	419
																
 
54
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
             TABLE X.




Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	532.		555.		576.		13,374.		13, 225.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.							5 32 174 199 39 123			
2. Typhoid Fever................................					1			o 1	24 227 220 83 61	10 1 3
	1 4 18 9		3 5 21 5							
					1 13 2					
										
										
										
							14 827 10 146 2 3 9 172	7 1	35 805 26 138 3 9 28 337	14 2 1 3 1
	13 1 37		5 1 22		18					
										
					11					
										
										
										
										
										
							8 19 99 67 33 70 11		10 110 181 77 12 24 3 1	
										
19. Debility............................................	7		4 1		5					
										
Order n.—Enthetic Diseases.	1 2				1 1					
			2							
										
										
										
										
ORDER III.—Dietic Diseases.			1 1 6			2			1	1
					3 4		2 7			
29. Inebriation.......................................... CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.	6	1							1	
	3 4		4		14 3		106 59 7		143 101 12	1
										
										
										
										
										
	3				4		2 13 1 3		9 6 3 4	1
ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
39. Scrofula............................................										
CLASS III. —PARASITIC DISEASES. 40. Worms......................................										
										
	109	1	81		81	2	2,260	11	2,694	38
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
55
          TABLE X.



of the Department of the  South.
1861.									1862.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		| TOTAL. 1	
17,016.			18, 571.		16,288.		1",	521.	21,242.		16,230.		16,336.		12, 647.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 o			1 112				2 93	1 10							8 758	1 112
	83	17		14	57	5			132	8	99	26	125	20		
3	109		72		1		45		142		60		62		896	2
4	214		192	1	147		183	1	211	1	244		130	4	1,750	10
5	129		179		84		51		144		142		145		1,048	
6	95		105		67		93		95		206		109	2	970	2
7 8	3 58	23	20 33	15	1 27	10	9 3	1	7 10	2	10 5				50 209	78
													24	6		
9	636		594		443		408		910		937	1	1,050		6,712	1
10	16		19	1	12		20		39	2	97	2	193	4	434	9
11	218	1	134	1	135	1	173	1	321	l	353	5	271	5	1,959	18
12	2		19	3	6	2	4	1	2	2	51		41	1	130	9
13	31		5		5	1	9	1	6		6		10		84	3
14 15 16 17	38 264	5 o	16 103	3			44 21	8	2 3 1 28	2					137 " 921 1 301	21 4
					21	1										
																
	20		96		62		56				14		7			
18	149		102		73		33		71		36		33		626	
19	190		133		182		249		228		210		206	1	1,694	1
20	91		65		51	1	84		45		31		21		533	1
21	14		14		13		26		23		14		8		159	
22	21		20		25		28		24		9		19		245	
23	8		29		12		7		5		2		7		84	
24	2		1				4		4		5		1		18	
25 26 27					1		1								2	
																
	2								13		18		20		55 10 38	3 1 1
98					1		1				1	1	I			
29	4		1		1		2		2		3		. 1			
30											I		8		9 1,259	
31	243		216		130		130		104		97		09			
32	134		231		158		156		173		159		63		1,241	
33 34 35 36	16 3	1	17 3		3 4		4 2	1	0 3		6 6 1 6				71 21 o 30	3 1
												1				
	1												1 1			
	5		1		7		2		8							
37	22		11		8		3		78		1		134		255	
38	15		18		22	2	30	o	27	5	25	2	16	4	172	16
39	1		o				1		2		1				12 18	
40					2				4		3		4			
																
	2,836	49	2,564	38	1,761	23	2,037	27	2,879	23	2,859	38	2,761	47	22, 922	297
 
56
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE X.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Continued.
Vr \u ...............................					18G1.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	532.		555.		576.		13,374.		13, 225.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	109	1	81		81	2	2,260	11	2,694	38
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
					4		27		30 2 2	1 1
										
			2				21			
										
							12		9 1 2 37 60	
										
							4 10 30 1 9			
			1 3		2 1					
										
										
		1						1	25	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
							1 1 1 21 2 5 6 5 1			
									1	
					1 2 1 1 1					
	2								21	
			1							
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.									8 6 8 1	
	3		1							
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
										
										
							3 2 2 3 111 14 140 3 3		3 1 2 12 474 37 268 1 7	1 2
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
	1				1 1 4					
			2 6							
	5									
										
										
										
							8 18 16 4	1	21 21 25 8	o 7
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
					1		56 117 253 51	13	37 82 161 19	
			1 23 5							
	15 4				13 4					
										
										
Carried forward.......................	139	2	120		118	2	3,221		4,086	52
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
57
TABLE X.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Continned.
1861.									1869.							
December. \			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
17,016.			18, 571.		16,268.		17,821.		21,242.		16,230.		16,336.		32,647.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,836	49	2,564	38	1,761	23	2,037	27	2,879	23	2,859	38	2,761	47	22,922	297
41 42					1 43	1	1 51	1	1 127				2 79	2	5 639	4
	119		84								75					
43 44	5	1 1	1 5				2 7	1					5 2	1	10 69	4 2
					5				9		11					
45 46					3 1		4 3		1 5						8 44	1
	2		7								3	1	2			
47 48 49							3 8 44				1 1 27				5 16 333	
			1 40													
	43				66				47				16			
50	93		37		37		22		69		30		48		430	
51							3				1 7		2 8		11 70	
52	4		5		3		7		2					1		3
51			o				1				6		7 1 2		17 5 11	
54					1											
55	3		1		1				1		1					
56	1		1		o		• 3				1					
57	34		21		26		40		59		30		21		277	
58 59	6 13		2 8		5 9		13 3		14 1		15 2				59 51	
													1			
60	9		19		10		1		12		2		3		73	
61	10		12		11		4		9		4		2		65	
62 63			3		2		3		3		3				16 2 3 6 19	
	1												1 2			
64							1									
65 66	1	1					1 5		3 3		2 4					1 1
					5	1							1			
																
67 68 69									1						1	
																
	4		3		3		3		9		14		10		52	
70	2		8		6		1		3		4		3		30	
71	6		9		6		6	1	4		6		m 3		44	2
72	12		1		6		10		2		13		8		67	
73	538	1	321		97		80		70		45		23		1,761	3
74	77		27		27		37		12		17		15		266	
75	778		784		442		501		259		179		103		3,469	
76 77	1 5				2 6				1 6		1 10				9 56	
			4				8						7			
78															1 110	
79	26	1	22	2	2		7		9	1	12		3			6
80	36		25		21		10		19		13		10		173	
81	36	C	25	4	37	3	19	2	26	1	9		10		203	24
82	6		1	1	19	2	14		9	1	4		3	3	68	7
83 84			1 24				1 12		2 55		o 63				6 373	
	37			2	23								65	1		
85	103		52		42		50		53		64		115		679	
86	278		209		176		179		198		235		187		1,927	
87	47		36		40		38		23		23		14		304	
	5,172	60	4,365	47	2,947	30	3,243	32	4,012	26	3,801	39	3,550	55	34,780	358
		I	]													
 
58                    SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE X.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Concluded.
					If-	(il.				
										
	JILY.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
				:5.						
	532. 5				- 576.		13,374.		33,225.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	139	2	126		118	2	3,221	13	4,086 2 16	52 2
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
							.14			
										
							1 35		1 27 1 3 11 8	
92. Piles................................................	1		1		2					
										
							2 14 15 1			
					1 1					
										
										
									1	........
										
							32 8 1 1		53 9	
	1		2							
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs*										
									1	
										
										
	1 2						3 14 1		10 12	
										
										
										
							1 7		1 4	
	1									
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
							11			
114. W^hite Swelling-.....................................										
							1 28 13 3		1 33 16 3 23 16 18 7 5	
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	7		3		7					
										
118. Whitlow...................................	4 16 14 9 13		1 7 4 2 12 1	........	a :					
119. Boil...............................................					20 6 7 31	........				
120. Skin Diseases.................................										
121. Ulcers...........................................										
							8			
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns...............................................										
										
								i		
	5 1		1		'!........		31 2 1 13 17 22 3 1 2	5 2	30 1 1 9 22 20 4 3	1
127. Fracture............................................										
										
129. Sprain........................................	3 1 12		3 I 12 1		2 3 9					
										
										
132. Punctured Wounds................										
										
										
135. Suicide....................										
	i !........ i 8 1........		2 9		I		7	1 1	14 9	1
					8 ! 1					
Total................	239	2	188		1			22	4,481	56
1						" 1	3, <H3			
 
DURING  THE  YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
59
TABLE X.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Concluded
1801.			1809.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
	17,016.		18,571.		16,288.		17,821.		21,242.		16,230.		16,336.		12, 647.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 2,947	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	1 Cases. 1	Deaths.
	5,172	60	4,365	47		30	3,243	32	4,012	26	3,801	39	3,550	55	34,780	358
88	3	1	2	1			1				G	2	8		24	7
89	47		7		17		2		7	1	16		17		143	1
90	3		5		1		7		5		4		3		28	
91 92	1 44				1 25								1 31		5 291	
			37				27		33		28					
93	6	1	11		14		3		10		116		44		205	1
94	7				]		4	1	19 23		2 22		oo		CO	
95	19		32		19		19						25		185	
96	17		22		28		40		64		78		105		438	
97	1		1						3		1		1		6	
P8			2		2		3		2		2			1		
99 100													6 25		6 560	
	69		121		76		72		62		50					
101	44	1	24		40		15	1	33		9		1		186	2
102 VI3					1 1		1 1								3 14 2 9 57 50 26 4 8 38	
			3						2		4					
104 105 106 107 108	1 1 13 7						1									
													8 11 4 3			
			5 4 I		3 1				8 3 7 1		3					
							3									
											8					
109 110 111	1 1 2		1		1 1 1											1 ,
							2 4				1 4		1 5	1		
			7						3							
312 133			2 1		3 2						1				6	
	1							........ 9.								
114 115			1 1		1 1		7								9 11 559	
									1 79		4 76		1 73			
116	90		79		48		36									
117			5						14 10		4 14		9 9		63 78	
118	9		6		11		4									
119	38		32		16		18		26		36		50		306	
120	19		10		18		32		41		50		9		239	
121	25		28		25		36		36		29		73		317	
122	11		14		16		22		13		21		6		174	
123 124 125 126	2 1		3		4		4		6						25 3 3 297	
													2 2 14			
				i					1 46							
	32		37		27		36				31					
127	2		3		4		7		5		6		21		52	
128	2		10				1		3		2		2		22	
129	20		8		9		11		18		11		7		114	
130	31		26		28		23		44		33		22		251	
131	27		42	1	12		28	1	45		38		95		362	2
132	9		6		6		4		14		5		133		185	
133	8	2	22	3	9	1	19	3	57	16	23	1	108	46	250	78
134	8	1	2												12	3 1 8
135 136										1 4						
	15		21		22	1	14		18		3		1	1	118	
137	63		20		6	2	8	2	41 4,817	2	21		32	20	231	27
	5,872	66	5,029	52	3,451	34	3,764	41		52	4,563	43	4,602	124	40,845	494
 
GO                  SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
             TABLE XI.



Abstract of the Mortality in the General
					1801.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	1, 446.		1,667.		1,290.		1,634.		2,062.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.				1 44 1 7		1 71 2 15				o 84
		13						97 1 8		
										
		2								3
										
										2
						1 4 1 1 1 2				
								1 2 1 1		
		5		1						
										1 2 1
		2		2 1						
										
										
				4 3		3 1		7 3		18 9
		6								
										
				1						
										
						1		1		
				1						
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
23. Orchitis.........................................										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.										
				2						1
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 30. Gout..............................................										
										
										
										
										
										
										
37. Other Diseases of this Order......................				1 4						
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.		3				3		2		10
39. Scrofula.................										
CLASS III. —PARASITIC DISEASES.										
Carried forward..........										
		31		73		107		124		131
					1					
 
DURING  THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.
61
TABLE  XI.
Hospitals of the Atlantic Region.
1861.			1869.													
December.			i January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
2,177.			2,836.		3,937.		7,127.		6,870.		9,981.		30,397.		4,285.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40		1 83								5 102 3 6						10 1,217 7 84
				68		44		98				244		209		
																
		6		6*		4		7				3		17		
																
										1						3 3 10 23 23 23 9 5 160 65 1 2 2 19 8 1
														2		
				1						4 2 6 6						
		4 1 2 1										2 4 3		6 5 4		
				1		3										
																
				2 1 26 12		2										
								2 21 10		1 19 3 1		1 13 2				
		22 9				20 7								9		
																
																
														1		
								2 5 4								
		I		3		1				3 1		3 1		1 1 1		
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
										1		1 1 1				2 6 3
						1								1		
				1				1								
																
														1 o		1 4
										1		1				
																
				1				3		2		1				7
						-										
																
																1 118
		6		7		6		25		19 2		18		35		
																
																
																
		136		129		88		178		248		299		275		1,819
										1						
 
62
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XL—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
					1861						
											
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.		
											
	1,446.		1,667.		1, 290.		1,634.		2,062.		
											
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	
		31		73		107		124 2		131	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.											
											
											
						1 1				1	
				1							
											
				1		1		2		3	
											
											
											
		1		2 1		1					
	........										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.											
											
											
											
											
											
ORDER ID.—Diseases of Ear.											
											
											
											
											
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.											
											
				1							
						1		2			
											
											
											
71. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										1	
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.											
73. Acute Bronchitis................................		1								1	
											
	1										
											
											
78. Dropsy of Chest..............................											
				1		1		2			
											
81. Inflammation of Lungs...................		3 2 1		2 3		1 1		9 1		10 1	
82. Other Diseases of this Order..............											
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy........											
85. Colic............... B7. Dyspepsia............................			........	........	........	........	........				
Carried forward ...		39		85		115		143		148	
-------------.-----											
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.                      63
TABLE XL—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
1861.			J AN l	180-2.												
December.				ARY.	February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
2,177.			2,836.		3,937.		7,127.		6, 870.		9, 981.		10, 397.		4,285.	
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 80 87	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
		136		129 3		88		178 1		248		299 1		275 2		1,819 9
																
																
						1 1		2 2		3 1		1 1 1	........	2		9 8 3 2 26
				1												
																
										1 5				1 2	..........	
		1		1		1		7				2				
																
																
																
		1						1 4								6 7
										1		1				
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
								1 3								1 5 2 8 1
												2				
										1						
								3				1		1		
		1														
																
																
								3 1 4 2		1		5				11 1 22 15
																
		5		2		3 1				5 4		1 2				
														6		
																
														1		1 4
						1				3						
			'													
						3 3 22 3				3 2 41 3 2	........	2 1 15 2				12 12 236 33 6 2
				1 38 6 3				4 43 8						1 30 1		
		22 2 1 3.														
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
		170		184		127		267		324		337		322		2,261
i																
 
64                    SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XL—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
					1801-					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	1, 446.		1, 667.		1,290.		1,634.		2, 062.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
		39 1		85 3 1		115 1		143 2 1		148
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
				2		2				2
										
						1				
		1								1
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
										
										
								1		
										
										
										
		1								
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.										
										
						1				
				1 1						
		1				1		2		3
										
										
										
						2 1 C		1		1
				1 9						
133. Gunshot Wounds....................................		6 1						6		3
										
135. Suicide.........................................								1		
136. Others of this Class.....................										
137. Unclassified Diseases................				1						
Total.................										
		50		102		130		157		158
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.                     65
TABLE XL—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		MAY.		June.		TOTAL.	
2,177.			2,836.		3,937.		7,127.		6,870.		9, 981.		10,337.		4,285.	
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 130 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
		170		184 3 1		127		267 1		324 1 1		337		322 1		2,261 11 4
																
																
																
																
																
		1												1		2 1 1 3
										1						
														1		
										r2		1				
																
								1		2		1		2		12
																
														1		2 7
								5								
																
				2 1												2 1 1 1 4
																
														1		
								1 1								
										1		1				
																
																
																
		1								1		1		1		5
																
																
																
																
						1										1
																
																
																
																
										1		1				2
																
																
																
				1		1 1 1								1 1 3		4 4 22
		1 1														
				3				3		1		2				
																
																
																
		2				1 1		1				2		1 1 279		11 5 469 1 3 5 71
										1 17						
		2		2				12				127				
																
										1 1 44		1 3 20				
														1 2		
		1		2				1								
																
																
																
	........	179		199		133		293		399		497		619		2,916
																
9 
G6
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
                    TABLE XII.

Abstract of  the  Sickness  and  Mortality
Year.....................................

Month....................................

Mean STRENGTH, (not including Table XI)
LIST OF  DISEASES.
CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC  DISEASES.

    ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhus Fever................
Typhoid Fever................
Common Continued Fever----
Remittent Fever..............
Quotidian Intermittent Fever.
Tertian Intermittent Fever---
Quartan Intermittent Fever---
Congestive Intermittent Fever .
Acute Diarrhoea..............
Chronic Diarrhoea............
Acute Dysentery..............
Chronic Dysentery...........
Erysipelas...................
Small-pox and Varioloid......
Measles......................
Scarlet Fever................
Mumps......................
Epidemic Catarrh............
Debility........-............
Other Diseases of this Order..
           Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
21. Syphilis...............................
22. Gonorrhoea..................-.........•
23. Orchitis...............................
24. Stricture of the Urethra...............
25. Serpent Bite..........................
26. Other Diseases of this Order...........
            Order III.—Dietic Diseases.
27. Scurvy...............................
28. Delirium Tremens....................
29. Inebriation............................
1861.
34, 521.
Cases.  Deaths.
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

           ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.
30. Gout............................................
31. Acute Rheumatism...............................
32. Chronic Rheumatism...........................--
33. Anaemia.........................................
34. General Dropsy..................................
35. Cancer...........................................
36. Tumors..........................................
37. Other Diseases of this Order......................
          ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases.
38. Consumption.
39. Scrofula.....
   7
  74
  118
  98
  138
  176
   6
  33
5,061
  130
  540
  25
  48
  24
  318
   2
  98
   1
  303
  104
225
281
 49
  5
August.
78,089.
Cases.  D oaths
  1
337
217
  3
  6
  1
 10
 93
     CLASS III. —PARASITIC  DISEASES.

40. Worms......................................
Carried forward.
   1
  360
  355
  773
  975
1,031
  111
   41
7,702
  248
  977
   81
   80
    5
  597
    3
  160
   92
  974
  390


  449
  587
  101
   37
September.
Cases.  Deaths
  1
940
616
 83
 17
  1
 39
182
8,643
42
16
   54
  614
  483
1,824
2,379
1,932
  112
  107
6,634
  361
1,047
   51
   49
   19
  691
    1
  118
   35
  835
  363
544
811
114
 22
  3
124
  3
 16
October.
163,192.
Cases.
18, 242
    2
1,087
  660
   52
   11
    1
   32
  1C0
1,117
  760
2,616
3,067
2,178
  212
  189
8,381
  348
1,385
   92
   E8
   36
  900
    2
  125
  454
  683
  426
662
877
136
 13
  6
179
  3
 14
  1
November.
191,883.
Cases.
107
 19
118   21,766
    7
1,506
  877
   59
   12
    1
   22
   67
145
 44
   45
1,703
1,010
2, 623
2,307
1,443
  321
  191
7,098
  280
1,390
   70
  118
   59
1,654
    8
  190
  C83
  973
  434


  694
  848
  133
   38
Deaths.
27, 857
    3
2,166
1,519
   47
   15
    1
   34
  112
152
 49
268
50
28,556
394 
DURING  THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  30, 18G2.
67
          TABLE  XII.

of the Atlantic Region.
1861.
214,903.
Cases.  Deaths.
768
849
200
 33
  1
 20
321
  4
 23
1862.
238,144.
Cases.  Deaths.
   29
1,364
  584
1,349
  948
  631
  126
  373
4,299
  245
  658
   76
  342
  312
1,394
    6
  729
1,348
  705
  359


  635
  703
  173
   25
 10
276
 3
 6
 5
 2
33
46
227,184.
Cases.  Deaths.
   13
1,023
  590
1,515
1,142
  586
   54
  144
3,744
  287
  981
   40
  121
   82
1,012
    6
  679
1,366
  587
  282


  533
  592
  154
   22
    1
  2
213
  1
 10
215,479.
Cases.  Deaths.
   14
  674
  525
1,139
  730
  600
  116
   41
5,714
  203
1,494
  106
  104
   94
  427
   11
  602
  767
  813
  439
479
430
119
 22
  2
  7
193
  3
'l3
April.
207,698.
Cases.  Deaths.
   60
1,177
  725
1,759
1,371
  9S8
  126
   70
9,797
  528
2,421
   74
  123
   48
  510
    3
  666
  319
  891
  366
378
477
129
 29
 12
301
  6
 12
22
 2
10
10
 2
 2
29
 7
 2
195, 399.
Cases.  Deaths,
   30
1,115
  688
3,089
1,522
1,259
  128
   53
9,398
  557
2,358
  274
  103
   29
  275
    7
  386
  124
1,091
  266


  312
  334
  109
   32
    1
  5
352
  3
  9
June.
186,885.
Cases.  Deaths.
    65
 1,395
   796
 2,663
 1,273
 1,456
   153
    76
11, 314
 1,114
 2, C-24
   1C8
   125
    22
    65
     1
   248
   125
 1,733
   415


   334
   476
   130
    27
     4
  5
330
  3
 31
10
Total.
Cases.   Deaths,
   400
12,359
 7,139
21,447
17,417
13, 387
 1,524
 1,440
83,864
 4,575
16, 874
 1,134
 1,283
   675
10, 022
    93
 4,249
 6,626
10,796
 4,340


 6,033
 7,265
 1,547
   305
    9
   78
2,633
   32
  172
    1
    5
    3
  175
   29
   47
   90
   29
   39
  209
  172
    7
    2
    2
   37
   12
40
30	5
31	1,792
32	1,666
33	51
34	34
35	1
36	31
37	160
38	187
39	46
25,027
 15
 66
100
    1
1,938
1,612
   67
   26
    1
   33
   90
170
 43
35
21,210
    9
1,579
1,229
   42
   28
    4
1,414
1,003
   24
   15
25
468
366
 34
12
18,871
351
126
153
 40
16
18,621
339
155
 22
 44
    7
1,535
1,107
   36
   18
    2
   34
  160
137
 34
28
26,364
466
166
 36
 42
   2
1,390
  907
   58
   30
   2
   39
  108
129
 32
27
401
 32
 29
   11
1,490
1,099
   49
   30
    3
   20
  252
33
26,494
466
29
30,099
463
852
422
581
637
271,750
53	
17,174	6
12, 512	8
571	7
242	11
14	
353	
1,595	1
1,559	229
402	3
4,081 
68
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XII.—ATLANTIC  REGION—Continned.
Year ..

Month.
Mean Strength, (not including Table XI).
LIST OF DISEASES.
       Brought forward................
CLASS  IV.—LOCAL DISEASES.

Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
41. Apoplexy...........................
42. Headache...........................
43. Inflammation of Brain...............
44. Epilepsy............................
45. Sun-stroke..........................
46. Insanity............................
47. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.
48. Nostalgia...........................
49. Neuralgia___.......................
50. Toothache..........................
51. Paralysis...........................
52. Other Diseases of this Order.........
            Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
53. Amaurosis............................
54. Cataract..............................
55. Inflammation of Iris..................
56. Night Blindness.......................
57. Ophthalmia..........................
58. Other Diseases of this Order..........
           Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
59. Earache..............................
60. Inflammation of Internal Ear...........
61. Otorrhoea.............................
62. Deafness..............................
63. Other Diseases of this Order...........
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
64.  Aneurism....................
65.  Inflammation of Heart........
66.  Inflammation of Endocardium .
67.  Inflammation of Pericardium..
68.  Inflammation of Veins........
69.  Varicocele...................
70.  Varicose Veins...............
71.  Other Diseases of this Order..
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
  Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.

Asthma.......................................
Acute Bronchitis..............................
Chronic Bronchitis............................
Catarrh.......................................
Haemorrhage from Nose.......................
Haemorrhage from Lungs......................
Dropsy of Chest..............................
Inflammation of Larynx.......................
Inflammation of Pleura........................
Inflammation of Lungs........................
Other Diseases of this Order...................
      Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
83. Abdominal Dropsy...........................
84. Cholera Morbus..............................
85. Colic........................................
66. Constipation.................................
57. Dyspepsia...................................
Carried forward.
1801.
July.
34,521.
Cases.
8,643
  1
106
  7
 21
 31
  3
  1
 13
 69
104
  7
 37


  2
  4
  3
  7
247
 31
550
 16
 18
  1
 30
 64
 49
 20
173
240
071
166
11,622
August.      September.      October.      November
78, C89.
Cases.
18, 242
  4
441
  8
 62
 51
 16
  2
  9
268
371
 11
 76


  4
'  6
 11
  1
191
 79


132
 96
101
 15
  3
   43
  553
  149
1,051
   33
   44
    1
   65
  145
   84
  384
    2
  413
  482
1,150
  313
114, 998.
Cases.
21,766
  2
522
  4
 73
 18
 18
 16
  0
235
426
 13
 10
  2
244
 61


168
118
 85
   65
  879
  130
1,692
    7
   58
 37
136
184
477
    1
  335
  578
1,619
  305
30, 358
Deaths.
180
Cases.
27,857
 39
388
  3
 68
  5
 35
 12
 29
380
382
 23
 93


  9
  2
 18
  3
303
 51


 52
 58
 70
 15
   79
1,468
  134
3,289
   12
   59
200
208
278
    3
  294
  839
1,874
  430
39,275
Deaths.
303
191,883.
Cases.
28, 556
  5
333
  9
 96
 39
  6
 45
438
444
 19
100


 14
  2
 11
  9
359
 57


 60
 66
108
 10
 13
  101
2,653
  166
6,009
   38
   88
    2
  121
  294
  331
  426
   12
  205
  623
1,720
  420
44,198
Deaths.
394 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1802.
69
TABLE XTI.—ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		ArRiL.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
214, 903.			238,144.		227,184.		215,479.		207, 098.		195, 399.		186,885.		172,365.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	25,027	526	21,210	468	18,671	353	18, 621	339	26,364	466	26,494	466	30,099	403	271,750	4,081
41	8	7	15	7	10	4	29	5	6	4	6	4	11	11	116	52
42	486		474		404		357		516		427		543		4,997	1
43	4	3	14	6	4	3	11	10	7	7	9	2	9	3	89	41
44	98	2	104	4	80	1	62	4	57	1	57	1	55	1	833	19
45			3		3		4 22		1 30		36 25	2 1	54 17			7
46	26	5	29		42	1				1				1	302	5
47	9		17	9	9	8	14	10	17	9	2	2	6	3	111	57
48	21		20		6		28		10		13	1	131		331	1
49	460		431		465		419		417		292		379		4,273	
50	603		412		444		316		456		359		439		4,750	
51	20	1	19		10	2	24	1	16		12		21		195	10
52	78	2	83		73	1	59	6	42	1	86	1	103	2	919	19
53	8		7		7		7		3		13		15		94	
54	4		7		6		5		6		3		5		52	
55	23		33		32		16		8		18		14		197	
56	3		4		5		3		6		6		18		60	
57	523		500		493		424		431		302		307		4,159	
58	113		66		80		64		69		55		40		796	
59	152		128		116		86		70		47		62		* 1,105	
60	112		111		99		42		80		38		46		875	
61	87		119		84		56		85		45		40		907	
62	24		19		15		11		21		15		22		178	
63	9		5		6		6		5		10		16		96	
64			3		2						1 11		5 11		20 110	2 9
65	10	3	14		18		8	3	10			2				
66	4		7	2	12	4	8		8	2	7		5	1	71	10
67	17	1	13		26	3	11	4	23	3	17	2	17	2	165	19
68 69	o 55	1	1 60		4 35		2 42		14 43				4 100	........	35 658	1
											60					
70	60		48		37		29		66		49		66		513	
71	46	2	80	1	61	2	38	5	98	1	42	5	37	2	535	23
72	126	2	99		81		54	1	66	1	56		79		856	4
73	2,887	14	2,916	9	2,430	6	1,744	6	1,160	7	541	1	405		17,883	48
74	382	1	428		319	2	161	3	287	4	131	5	83	6	2,401	21
75	8,192		10,079		8,185		6,073		4,242		2,041		1,382	1	52,785	1
76	32		23		6		20		47		16		38	1	288	1
77	74		63		61	4	56		71	5	52		65	1	709	10
78 79	2 210	1	3 323	2	1 326				4 97	2 4	1 63				15 1,605	3 22
						3	223	1				2	oo			
80	324		414	2	371	8	298	16	285	6	236	2	193	1	2,960	40
81	545	91	817	124	864	108	549	79	480	62	244	27	128	31	4,483	602
82	628	8	556	21	454	13	196	14	238	6	224	3	121	4	4,002	88
83	13	1	13	3	8	1	6		4	2	10	1	5		77	8
84	141	2	86	2	86		92	1	187		257		399	3	2,668	12
85	682		499		416	1	477		607		734		933	1	7,110	2
80	1, 653	........	1,520		1,386		1,046		1,399		1,423		3,194		16, 655	
87	419 44, 402		427		402		253	1	399		324		317		4,175	1
		673	42,322	660	36, 955	526	32,075	510	38,558	594	34,910	530	38,061	538	418,170 5,220 1	
 
70
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XII—ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
Year.....................................

Month....................................

Mean Strength (not including Table XI).
LIST OF DISEASES.
                Brought forward......................
  ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
 68. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
 89. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
 90. Fistula............................................
 91. Haemorrhage from Stomach........................
 92. Piles..............................................
 93. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
 94. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
 95. Hernia...........................................
 96. Jaundice.............-............................
 97. Prolapsus Ani.....................................
 98. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
 99. Inflammation of Spleen...........................
100. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
101. Other Diseases of this Order......................-
 ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
102. Stone and Gravel..................................
103. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
104. Diabetes..........................................
105. Incontinence of Urine.............................
106. Difficulty of Urination.............................
107. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
108. Hydrocele and Hematocele........................
109. Sarcocele .. v.....................................
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis......................
111. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
      Order VIII.-
112. Anchylosis.....
113. Exostosis......
114. White Swelling
115. Necrosis.......
-Diseases of Bones and Joints.
     ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
116. Abscess.......................................
117. Carbuncle......................................
118. Whitlow......................................
119. Boil..........................................
120. Skin Diseases.................................
121. Ulcers....................................'---
122.' Other Diseases of this Order----..............
CLASS  V.
-WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
     INJURIES.
123. Burns...........................
124. Concussion of Brain.............
125. Compression of Brain...........
126. Contusion.......................
127. Fracture........................
128. Dislocation.....................
129. Sprain..........................
130. Incised Wounds ................
131. Contused and Lacerated Wounds.
132. Punctured Wounds..............
133. Gunshot Wounds................
134. Poisoning........................
135. Suicide.........................
136. Others of this Class.............
137. Unclassified Diseases.
18G1.
July.
34, 521.
Cases.  Deaths
31,622


    15
    29
     4
     1
   100
     8
    10
    55
    12
     2
     3
     1
   131
   300


     2
     1
     2
     1
    10
    12
     1
     5
    13
    32
109
 14
 36
114
181
 93
 95
  1
142
 17
  4
 46
155
141
 51
159
 17
148
14,205
August.
132
78,089.
Cases.  Deaths
25,240


    43
    90
    38
    12
   264
    59
    76
   160
    46
    18
    23
     2
   309
   353


    11
    11
     7
     8
    36
    38
    13
     8
    31
    55


    16
     5
    17
279
118
124
232
274
229
177
  2
238
 28
 23
 86
201
148
 40
107
 15
   151

   502

30,015
September.
195
114,998.
Cases.  Deaths.
30,558    193
 33
 72
 26
 16
244
 41
 31
145
207
 33
 10
  7
280
501
  1
 17
  4
  5
 51
 40
 17
 12
 40
 46


 14
  4
  5
 16


222
 75
 60
266
217
293
162
 44
  7
  7
347
 60
 19
138
214
234
 61
125
 15
152
October.
163,192.
Cases.  Deaths
39,275


    26
   110
    16
     7
   258
    52
    25
   187
   605
    13
     7
     8
   409
   534


     6
    23
244
 43
 50
 16
 12
 40
 65


  5
 18
  8
 20


333
114
 77
228
224
246
122
 37
  2
  1
440
 72
 42
191
256
210
 41
213
 12
November.
191,883.
Cases.  Deaths.
54
44,198


    32
   166
    11
    16
   374
    70
    24
   271
   574
    35
    11
     9
   753
   427


     7
    28
     4
    17
    72
    67
    15
     7
    22
    75


     3
     3
     2
    16


   350
   141
    BO
   266
   249
   324
   108
 69
  3
  1
540
 60
 34
277
277
218
 71
181
 13
201

509
45,417    402
207

429
51,217    561 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1802.
71
TABLE XII.—ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		MARCn.		ArRiL.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
214,903.			238,144.		227,184.		215,479.		207,698.		195,399.		186,885.		172,365.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	44,402	673	42,322	660	36,955	526	32,075	510	38, 558	594	34, 910	530	38,061	538	418,176	5,220
88	43	5	62	7	35	5	13	2	36	2	20	2	47	2	405	42
89	251	1	326	2	106		93	2	161	3	213	1	171		1,588	14
90	21		26		12		27		24		27		22		254	
91	11	1	13		6		15		11		4		16		128	1
92	438		385		311		306		312		304		397		3,693	
93	75	3	97	3	63		50		97		174	1	129	1	915	9
94	58		43	1	30	2	71	1	46	1	29	1	63		506	7
95	256	1	277	1	174		194		189		186		304	1	2, 398	3
96	508	1	570		476		417		456	3	499	2	634	2	5,004	9
97	14		10		10		19		14		16		30		214	
98	9	3	19		36	2	11	3	12	4	10	5	7	4	158	43
99	12		9		7		9		15		1		18		98	
100	953		1,193		1,228	1	947	1	713		345		260	1	7,521	5
101	557	3	649	1	510		292	6	381	1	319		343	1	5,172	20
102	5		1		3		7		2		3		5		53	
103	24	1	29	2	25		16		19		22		34		249	5
104	16		5	1	5		6		11		9		8		85	1
105	14		20		6		15		6		1		18	1	111	1
106	66		48		47		48	1	48		43		87		599	1
107	50		50	1	32		24	1	34	1	32	1	45		474	6
108	10		10		19		14		18		25		29		187	
109 110	10 13		5 19		4 22		3 14		4 13				7 17		77 250	
											6					
111	53	1	72		45		32		43	1	33	1	44	2	595	8
312	3		8		5		4		2		2		2		65	
113	3		7		3		4		6		7		7		67	
114	10		5		8		11		5		2		3		76	
115	7		9		9		18		15		15		6		140	
116	457		366		255	1	198		314		293'		343		3,519	1
117	92		63		58		70		56		68		68		957	
118	103		81		85		48		81		77		66		928	
119	334		236		170		190		205		148		216		2,605	
120	269		312		301		263		233		239		291		3,053	1
121	257		286		279		196		200	1	174	1	219		2,796	2
122	88		115		125		98		62		73		106		1,331	
123	64		96		71		77		52		45	1	26		638	1
124	11		7	1	3		4	1	7	1	7		14		73	8
125 126	1 590	1	1 540	2	4 416	2 1	1 398	1	4 339				2 354	1 11	25 4,612	10 16
											268					
127	99	3	80	4	68	1	70	3	55	1	48	2	90	3	747	26
128	53		61		45		21		29		22		18		371	
129	336		280		208		224		169		148		118		2,221	
130	351		371		286		245	1	292		229		230	2	3,107	5
131	392	3	342	1	246	7	269	2	216	2	279	5	398	16	3,093	44
132	75		69		38	1	58		61	1	53		395	1	1,013	9
133	162	26	130	. 25	155	30	691	165	505	118	2,172	596	4,583	1,042	9,183	2,193
134	21	2	26	2	3	2	10	1	13		11		20		176	11
135		1		2		3				5		3				23 31
136	203	1	196		224	1	148	12	160	5	228	4	120	2	2,138	
137	442	9	252 49, 999	19	358	18	271	34	305	58	297	40	2D7	38	4,368	249
	52,292	739		735	43,590	603	38,305	747	44, 609	802	42,136	1,196	48,808	1,669	496, 212	8,025
i 
f= 
               SICKNESS, ETC., DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G2.             73

                            CENTRAL  REGION.

    The reports from the Central  Region aro  consolidated into statistical tables for  six
departments, as follows:
    1. The Department of Western Virginia     -                 Table   XIII.
    2. The Department of the Cumberland -----  Table   XIV.
    3. The Department of the Tennessee   -----  Table    XV.
    4. The Department of the Gulf   ------  Table   XVI.
    5. The Department of the Northwest   -----  Table   XVII.
    6. The Department of the Missouri    -----  Table  XVIII.
         To these are added—
    7. A table showing the mortality in the general hospitals of the
         Central Region   --------  Table   XIX.
    8. A consolidated table for the Central Region     -            Table    XX.

             1. The Department of  Western Virginia—Table XIII.
    This  table includes the reports received from troops in the States of Virginia  and
Maryland,  west of  the  Department of the  Shenandoah.   Until September 19, 1861,
Western Virginia was embraced in the Department of the  Ohio under the command of
General G. B.  McClellan, who, in  the latter part of July, was succeeded by General W.
S. Rosecrans.   Subsequently the- table  includes the Department of Western  Virginia and
the Mountain Department.
    September 19th the Department of Western Virginia was created by General Orders,
No. 80, to consist of so much  of Virginia as lies west of  the Blue Ridge Mountains,
General Rosecrans to command.
    January 23, 1862,  the western slope of the Alleghany Mountains was declared to be
the eastern boundary.   March 3, 1862,  the eastern limits were extended to  embrace the
valleys of the  south branch of the Potomac  and the  Cow Pasture branch of the James
river, the Valley of the  James river to the Balcony Falls, the Valley of the Roanoke west
of the Blue Ridge, and the New River Valley.
    March 15, 1862, the Department of Western Virginia was merged into the Mountain
Department, which was created  by the  President's War Order No. 3, March 11,  1862, to
consist of the country west of the Department of the Potomac  and east of the Department
of the  Mississippi;  General J. C.  Fremont to  command.  The eastern boundary of  the
Department of the  Mississippi was by  the  same order declared to be a line drawn north
and south through Knoxville, Tennessee.
    June 8, 1862, the Mountain Department  was extended eastward to the road running
from Williamsport  to Martinsburg, Winchester, Strasburg, Harrisonburg and Staunton,
            10 
71                   SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS

including that place; thence in the  same direction southward  until it reaches the Blue
Ridge  chain  of  mountains; thence with  the  line of the Blue Ridge to the southern
boundary of the State of Virginia.
     May 24th, General Fremont was ordered to cross into the Shenandoah Valley, and
did so, with the greater  part of his force, which still remained in the valley at the close
of the  fiscal year.
     The most important engagements were those at Rich Mountain, July 11, 1861, at
Carnifex Ferry, September 10, 1861, and at Cross-Keys, June 8, 1862.

              2.  The Department of the Cumberland—Table XIV.

     This table includes the reports received  from troops operating in Kentucky and
Tennessee east of the Tennessee river,  and from the army under General Buell known aa
the Army of  the Ohio.
     The Department of the Cumberland was created by General Orders, No. 57, August
15, 1861, to consist of the  States of Kentucky and Tennessee,-General  R. Anderson to
command.  November 9th it was discontinued,  the region being merged into the Depart-
ments of the Missouri and the Ohio.  As, however, it was reestablished in October, 1862,
and continued throughout the war, the designation, Department of the Cumberland, has
been retained for the table.  The first reports received are for October,  and represent
troops  in the Department of the  Cumberland  as  above described.   November 9, 1861,
that portion of the State of Kentucky east of the Cumberland river and the State of
Tennessee were added to the Department of the Ohio, General D. C. Buell to command.
The Department of the Ohio at this time embraced, besides the State of Ohio  Michigan
and Indiana, which, however, are not included in Table XIV.  March 11,1862, the Depart-
ment of the Ohio was discontinued, and all of  it west of a line  running north and south
of Knoxville, Tennessee, was added to the  Department of the Mississippi, created  by the
President's  War Order  No. 3,  General H. W. Halleck to command;  nevertheless, for
statistical reasons, the table continues  to include the Army of  the Ohio and the stations
east of the Cumberland river.
     The most important movement during the year was that of the Army of the Ohio
southward in the spring  of 1862.  Nashville, Tennessee, was occupied towards the close
of February, and the main body reached Pittsburg Landing on April 5th, and participated
next day in the battle of Shiloh.   The Army of the Ohio was engaged in the subsequent
operations which terminated in the surrender of Corinth, May 30th.  After this it marched
into northern Alabama,  whither,  after the occupation  of  Nashville, the  division under
General Mitchell had already proceeded, and subsequently into southern Tennessee. 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
75
               3. The Department of the Tennessee—Table XV.

    The Department of the Tennessee  was not created  until October, 1862;  the name,
however, has been used in this table to designate the troops within the limits assigned to
the Department of  the Tennessee in General Orders, No.  159,  October  16,  1862,  by
which the  Department was made to include  Cairo, Forts Henry and Donelson, northern
Mississippi, and the portion  of Kentucky and Tennessee lying west of the Tennessee
river.
     The troops in this region formed a part  of the Western  Department from  July 3 to
November 9, 1861.   From  November 9 to  March 11, 1862, they were included in the
Department of  Missouri, and subsequently in the Department of the Mississippi.
     In  July, 1861, the principal station was-Cairo, Illinois, and its vicinity; subsequently
Paducah and Smithland, Kentucky, were occupied.   In the beginning of February, 1862,
the Army of the Tennessee, under the command of General Grant, ascended the Tennessee
river  on transports to Fort  Henry, Tennessee.  After the surrender of  Fort  Henry,
February 6th,  and of Fort Donelson, February 16th, the troops were moved on transports
up the Tennessee river to Pittsburg Landing, near which the battle of Shiloh was fought
April 6th  and 7th.  On the latter  day the Army of the  Ohio  under General Buell
participated in the conflict.
     Subsequently to the battle of Shiloh the  movement towards Corinth, Mississippi, took
place, terminating in the siege of that place and its evacuation by the Rebel army, May
29th.  During the operations before Corinth  the Army of the Tennessee formed the right,
the Army of the Ohio the centre, and the Army of the Mississippi the left of the besieging
force; the whole being under the command of General H. W. Halleck.   The Army of the
Mississippi, under the command of General  John  Pope, had been organized in Missouri,
and  made  the  campaign which  resulted in  the capture of New Madrid,  Missouri, and
Island No. 10,  in the Mississippi  river.  After the battle of Shiloh it was brought on
transports to join the forces  before Corinth, arriving in the latter part of April.  The
reports from this Army prior to April are consolidated in the Department of the Missouri.
     Subsequently to the evacuation of  Corinth the Army of the Ohio moved to the east,
as already shown.   The Army of  the Mississippi, however, remained cooperating with  the
Army of the Tennessee.  The reports from  the Army of the Mississippi for April, May,
and June, are, therefore, included in this table.
     The most important engagement in this  Department, besides those already mentioned,
was that at Belmont,  Missouri, November 7,  1861,  in which  an expeditionary force from
Cairo under command of General Grant participated. 
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SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
                 4. The Department of the Gulf—Table XVI.

     In this table are included the reports received from  Fort Pickens and Santa Rosa
Island, Florida, Ship Island, Mississippi, and the expeditionary  force under General B. F.
Butler, which occupied New Orleans.
     The Department of the Gulf was created  by General Orders, No. 20, February 23,
1862, to consist of all the coast of the Gulf of Mexico west of Pensacola Harbor, and so
much of the Gulf States as should be occupied by the forces under General B. F. Butler.
     March 15, 1862, the  State of Florida was transferred to the Department of the South.
In these statistical tables, however, the plan has been  pursued  of including the east coast
of Florida, Key  West, and Tortugas, with the Department  of the South, while Fort
Pickens and Santa Rosa Island are embraced in  the Department of the Gulf.
     The table includes simply the troops at Fort Pickens and Santa Rosa Island until the
close of February, 1862.   A brigade of General Butler's expedition reached Ship Island
in December,  1861,  but  March  is the first month represented in the reports.  During
March and the early part of April additional troops arrived at Ship Island,  and soon after
the joint military and naval expedition sailed  from that point,  which, after the reduction
of Forts  St. Philip and Jackson, occupied  New Orleans, May 1, 1862.  A part of the
expeditionary  force subsequently occupied Baton Rouge  and advanced  as  far  as the
neighborhood of  Vicksburg.

              5. The Department  of the  Northwest—Table XVII.

     This  Department  was created by General  Orders, No. 128, September 7,  1862, to
consist of  the States of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, and the Territories of  Nebraska and
Dakota.   The designation is applied in the table to the same geographical limits, with the
exception of the State of  Wisconsin.   It embraces, therefore, all the region between the
Mississippi river and the  Rocky Mountains north of Missouri  and Kansas.  This region
formed part of the Western Department until November 9,  1861;* then of the Department
of the Missouri, until March 11. 1862, after which it became a portion of the Department
of the Mississippi.

               6. The Department  of the Missouri—Table XVIII.

     This  table embraces  the reports  received from troops in  Missouri and Kansas, and
from the Army of the Southwest under General  S. R. Curtis, which during the latter part
of the year was operating in Arkansas.
     Missouri and Kansas formed part of the Western Department from July 3 to Novem-
ber 9, 1861, when the Department of the Missouri and  the Department of Kansas were
created by General Orders, No. 97. 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G2.
77
     The Department of Kansas was to consist of the State of  Kansas, the Indian Terri-
tory west of Arkansas, and the Territories of Nebraska, Colorado,  and Dakota.  March
11, 1862, it was merged into the Department of the Mississippi.
     The Department of the Missouri consisted of the States of Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Arkansas,  and that portion  of Kentucky  west of the  Cumberland
river.  March 11,  1862, it also was merged into the Department of the Mississippi.
     The  Department  of  the  Missouri  was  reestablished  September  19,  1862,  with
boundaries essentially the same as were assigned to it in the preparation of the present
table.
     Among the military  movements during the year within  these boundaries, that of
General Fremont to Springfield in  October, 1861, and the campaigns of Generals Curtis
and Pope during the first  six  months of 18*62, may be particularly mentioned.   General
Curtis with the Army of the Southwest moved during the latter part of January to Rolla,
and thence to Lebanon.  From Lebanon he advanced to Springfield, crossed into Arkansas
February 18th, fought the battle  of Pea Ridge  March  7th and 8th, and subsequently
marched  through the State to Helena, on the Mississippi river.
     General Pope  with the Army of the Mississippi moved from Commerce in the latter
part  of February towards New Madrid, which was evacuated by the enemy March 14th;
he next operated against Island No. 10, which was evacuated April 8th.   Later in April
the greater part of his forces were sent on  transports to join in the operations against
Corinth.   The reports from these troops for April,  May, and June, 1862. are consolidated
with the Department of the Tennessee, as has been already explained. 
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            TABLE XIII.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1801.					■
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	16,139.		10,377.		25,047.		22,602.		25,516.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 2 54 O
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.					3 212 102 366 352 123 80 29 1,028 177 515 54 10 1 175	12 1 3 2 1	32 589 350 636 416 229 34 1 1,142 169 493 44 12	35 1 1 1 1 2	24 757, 252 443 25J 191 13 5 9G0 119 2G6 32 15	
2. Typhoid Fever......................................	5 7 128 206 123 4 1 969 5 320 1 17	1	34 32 189 135 28 2 4 643 47 265 36 1	2 4						
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
	300		107 1 15				130		160	
										
	42				44 62 116 80 48 90 15 4		36 107 53 56 51 G4 7		45 14 134 56 69 49 14 3	
										
19. Debility.................................	60 2 21 62 13 2		37 6 32 31 15							
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
23. Orchitis......................................										
										
										
										
ORDER in.—Dietic Diseases.	2 2 2		3		9 3		6			
									3 1 5 218 112 2 8	
			2							
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.						•	1 234 150 5 3			
	67 32		80 90 4 2		226 143 9 6					
										
										
	4									
										
			1				3 3 23 2 8	1	1 11 40 10 1	2
37. Other Diseases of this Order...................					39 35 7 3					
Order U.—Tubercular Diseases.	5 6		5							
39. Scrofula.................										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.			2							
Carried forward.......										
	2,408	1	1,849	6	4,166	19	5,089	42	4,283	60
'------------~-------------_ .										
 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
79
            TABLE  XIII.



of the Department of  Western Virginia.
1861.									1809.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		Juke.		Total.	
29,887.			17,223.		17,711.		19,973.		23,081.		18,656.		21,529.		20,645.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2	18 494	1 44	6 140						2 93	18	6 88	1 13			91 2,766	4 232
				16	116	8	133	21					107	9		
3	126		28		29		24		55		27		59		1,091	1
4	264	3	66	1	48		81		165		47		127	1	2,560	7
5	189		90		68		153		108		163		130	1	2,262	1
6	170		56		60		52		68		55		122		1,277	
7 8	1 8				o 1				3 15	3	6				145	9 1
		2											1			
9	1,149		621		465		571	1	680		641		1,257		10,126	
10	188	1	89	1	44		45		87		39		66		1,075	3
11	138		71		67		103		136		166		380		2,920	10
Ifl	28				6		13		12		9		14		249 177	1 2
13	15		13		12		18		23		21	1	20			
14 15			2 131												3 2,054	62
	329	2		6	172	12	388	37	109	4	36		17	1		
16 17			12 26						1 317	1					14 1,345	1
	242				111		234				123		110			
18 19	91 93		307 38		215 74		188 51		304 69						1,288 891	
											62		84			
20	14	1	6	1	2		1		6		6		4		239	2
21	29		25		48		26		21		11		12		393	
22	61		51		38		38		46		32		40		602	
23	13		9		14		12		37		26		13		188	
24	3		1		1				1		2				18	
25 26 27																
																
	3				1		4		19		9 1		5 1		61 20	
28	2		2		1		2	1	3							1
29			1	1	1		11								29 9 1,749	1 3
30 31			2 94						1 196							
	144				129		138	3			119		104			
32	160		88		117		105		140		59		184		1,380	
33					3		o		8				7 3		40 44	
34	1		2		9		1		4		1					
35 36																
	4		1				2		2						16 82 237	
37	7				9		2		7				4 7			
38	17	1	22	2	28	3	30	8	19	1	6	1				19
39	7	1	5		4		7		3				2		53	1
																
40			3		1		1		3		1		2		25	
																
_	4,008	56	2,008	28	1,896	23	2,436	71	2,783	27	1,762	16	2,896	12	35,584	361
 
80
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TABLE XIII—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Continued.
					1801.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	16,139.		10,377.		25,047.		22,602.		23,516.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,408	1	1,849	6	4,166 1 83 1 11 3 3	19	5,089	42	4,283	GO
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	22		32			1	36		19 1 6	
										
	3 5 19		1 2				10			
										
							o	1	4	
										
	1 58 54 2 5 1		1 31 11				6 41 92 5 13	1	4 54 56 1 19 2	
					64 44 2 14					
										
										
			11							
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	1				1				1	
										
	46 1 13 9 11 2		32 1 3 5 3 3 1		50 15 6 6 8 5		49 13 13 2 1 1 3 1 2 3 4		34 9 1	
										
Order IDT.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
									3 1 5 1	
										
										
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.					1 2 1					
			1							
	3									
									1	
					2 11 24 5 12 64 15 755 4 17					
	1 3		5 5 2 1 43 24 225 3 3				2 12 3 6 64 32 665	1	9 6 8 5 136 17 1,092 4 3	
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
	88 4 143 4 4									
										
										
										
							9			
										
	1 16 31 6	1	7 18 23 7	1 2	7 31 57 10 2 26 64 189 61	o 1	24 10 47 12 2 lfi 76 274 33	2 2	10 17 129 29	t. 8 1
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy...........................										
84. Cholera Morbus...................	27 53 169 28		29 27 99 28					1	21 53 205 45	
85. Colic...............................										
										
										
Carried forward.....................										
	3,242	2	2,536	9	5,843	23	6,673	50	6,294	69
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
81
TABLE XIIL—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Continued.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
29,887.			17,223.		17,711.		19,973.		23,081.		18, 656.		21,529.		20,645.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	4,008	56	2,008	28	1,896	23	2,436	71	2,783	27	1,702	16	2,896	12	35,584	361
41 42			1 22	1	4 8	3	1 39	1					1 51		8 457	5
	54								63		28					
43 44	1 7						1 8	1 1							4 71	2 2
		1	6		9				3		2		5			
45							4	1	4		5		4		27	1
46 47 48 49			1		1		2 2 7 48	1	5		1		2		40 3 26 564	1 2
	1 3 67	1														
									2 56		1 25		1 65			
			27		28											
50	43		12		13		44		45		14		31		459	
51 52					4 13	1	1 8						1 30		16 344	1 3
	12		7	1				1	9		3					
53 54 55 56 57															3 4 9 1 544	
	1 1				2		1									
									4				1 1 41			
																
	45		33		32		58		82		42					
58 59	12 10		9 7				11 11								71 91	
					8				5		4		10			
60	1		7		7		9		15		3		5		69	
61	8		1		3		5		7		3		4		57	
62 63	3 2						I		1 1						17 32	
																
64 65 66 67 68 69					3										6 7 8 9 5 55	
									1		1					
			1 1 1 4													
	1								1				1 2 10			
																
	6				3		2		1		1					
70	o		6		10		7		11		4		38		108	
71	7		1						1		2		1		30	
72	9		3		10	1	4		11		3		3		67	2
73	269	1	301		92		233	2	212		60		26		1,388	3
74	48		23		15	1	12		28		10		11		239	1
75	1,452		586		741		897		783		331		228		7,898	
76	2		1		3				2						24	
77	3		3		16				11		1				86	I
78 79																
	60	1	24		4		26	1	48		13		8		2C2	4
%0	38		28		20		24		63		23		26		314	
81	103	18	77	Q	68	8	102	11	109	12	34	3	17	1	797	76
82	26		31	2	38		49		6		7		4		225	6
83	2	1			1									.....\.	7	
84	2		3		2		6		24		23		42		221	
85	55		32		28		26		38		45		2C0	1	G97	2
Rfi	226		94		124				249		119		204		1 Or-O	
87	51		29		44		41		32		17		22		431	
	6,641	80	3,195	41	3,250	37	4,138	91	4,716	39	2,587	19	3,972	14	53, C87	474
11 
82
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TABLE XIII.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Concluded.
					IS	;i.				
•										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVEMIJKK.	
										
	16,139.		10, 377.		25,047.		22,602.		25,516.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	3,242 13 6 2	2	2,536 2 3 3	9	5,843 9 9 1 1 31 1 7 63 7 o 3 1 45 27	23 1	6,673 2 14 2 2 28 7 1 45 16	50	6,294 I 6	69
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
										
										
										
	9		16 8 4 16 2 1 1						22 1 o 35 62 1	1
										
	10 16 15									
										
										
										
	5						5	1		
									1 71 8 1 4	
	41 19 3 1		26 28 2 1	1			62 8			
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
					6					
										
	1 5 2						1 1 7			
106 Difficulty of Urination...............................			3		4 9 1				1 3	
										
										
									1 1 9	
	1		2 1		6 11 3 1		2 3			
										
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
	1						1		3	
			1 1 32							
					3 38 6 12 37 24 31		3 29 1 7 7 13 13 11 4 1	-	1 22 1 1 10 37 31 8 2 1	
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	29									
										
118. Whitlow............................................	2 11 24 18 • 1 7 3 3 18 5 3 17 4 26 13 47 2		3 7 7 18 1 3							
119. Boil................................................										
										
121. Ulcers.............................................										
122. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns..............................................					6 4 1 70 22 8 27 18 23 1 123 3					
										
		1 1 11	2 1........ 15 1....... 4							
						1 25	17 4 10 17 18 21 3 76 1	1 12	24 6 3 13 16 13 6 46	1 .....
127. Fracture...........................................										
128. Dislocation.........................................			4 22 5 4 8 27	10						
129. Sprain.............................................										
										4
										
										
133. Gunshot Wounds............................										
										
								1 3 1		
136. Others of this Class............	29 10	........i 7 1........! 18 ........| 14 5 30				1	23 37		20 16	6
137. Unclassified Diseases........										
										
Total.................	3.6G4					51	7,190	69	6,804	81
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
83
TABLE XIII.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		ArrjL.		May.		June.		Total.	
29, 887.			17,223.		17,711.		19,973.		23,081.		18,656.		23,529.		20,645.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	6,641	80	3,195	41	3,250	37	4,138	91	4,716	39	2,587	39	3,972	14	53, C87	474
88 89	5 9	2	6 2	1	1 9		3 7	1	2 8	3					44 94	4 2
											11		10			
90	1		1		5		3		2		1		3		22	
91 92									2 28						5 263	
	33		12		12		14				17		41			
93 94			7 1				2 2		5 9		4 5		7 23		42 71	
	5				2											
95	33	1	41		25		50		22		6		24		376	2
96	116		174		177		88		113		31	1	81		882	1
97 98	2 1	1	3												9 65	3
					13		25							1		
99 100							1 176						1 19		4 925	
	162		65		113				118		27					
101	34	1	6		50	2	48	1	68	1	10		29		335	6
102 103											1 1		1 4		8 26	
	1		2		3		1		2							
104 105 106 107							1 1				1		1 1 4 2		3 6 34 31	
	2 1 2															
			4 2		3				7 2		1 1					
							1									
108 109 no 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122	1 1 3 3		1 3		2 2		1		1 1 1 1 2 3				1 1		8 9 17 33 17 16 1 35 279 23 C8 84 259 249 50	
																
											1					
			2 4 1										3			
					4 3		4 3									
																
																
	1 20 1 9 6 39 19 18		1 20 2 1 4 36 14 3		4 11 1 2 3 19 17 1		1 12									
									22 2 9 13 21 25 2		18 2 1		26 7 12 3 15 14			
							9 3 17 24 2									
											7 25 3					
123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130	10		6		1		7		9 1		3		4 2		62 32 I 7 314 70 47 393 119	3
	1 31 8 8 12 13															
			17 3 1 9 4		17 4 2 4 8		30 4 2 6 10		28 5 2 17 12		25 3 4 18 4		22 2			
													31 7			
131 132 133 134 135 136	24 2 92 1	1 32	17 1 26	1	11		10 2 10	7	13 8 10 2	1 1 1	85 1 217	11 53	32 7 87 1	4 3 24	281 52 762 11	17 5 184 1 4 15
				5	1											
				1 1	4	1										
	11		10				8	4	3		6		16	1	155	
137	67	3	52	1	46	2	192		6		3		6	1	499	14
	7,469	121	3,759	51	3,830	42	4,918	104	5,324	44	3,140	84	4,521	48	60,044	735
 
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            TABLE XIV



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
							17,953.		22,203.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.							6 77 42 124 508 304 12 2 1,337 63 398 21 11	30 1 2	3 216 24 657 578 325 11 15 1,462 53 379 24 10 4 1,077	3 14 5 I 2 1 1
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
							140			
										
							26 152 87 7 57 100 9		56 60 Gl 14 71 99 12 1	
										
19. Debility............................................										
										
ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.							2 6 1			
									18 19	1
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
							123 92 3 1		158 65 14 1	
										
										
										
										
							2 6 7			
									13 5 3 3	
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 38. Consumption.......................................										
39. Scrofula..............................										
CLASS III.—FARASITIC DISEASES.							9			
										
					1		3,735	13	5,531	28
					i					
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862,
85
           TABLE XIV.



of the Department of the Cumberland.
1861.									1869.							AL.
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Tot	
24,905.			32,403.		26,069.		25, 466.		58,429.		03,297.		57, 822.		36,512.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2	4 256	4 42	18 558	5 47	16 282	o 54			46 414	1 54	20 552	1 78			113 2,8G4	16 367
							188	23					321	45		
3	96		116		54		100		247	4	267	4	233	1	1,179	9
4	544	11	523		354	1	343	1	722		1,063	5	919	1	5,249	25
5	453		381		319		278		733		811		686	1	4,747	1
6	354		413		143		115		467		480		363		2, 964	
7	9		10		3		24		52		76		117		314	
8	42	3	10	2	11	4	9	3	20	9	38	6	47	4	394	32
9	1,679		2,973		1,639	1	2,100	4	5,S02	4	4,451		3,064	1	24,807	12
10	123	1	171		77	1	127	2	540	9	728	12	610	5	2,492	30
11	457	1	370		294	1	419	1	794	1	597	6	321	3	4,029	15
12	27		49		18	1	18		84		40	1	69	3	350	6
13	23	1	22		11		16		49	1	49	1	38	2	229	5
14	10	3	4	1	2		1		11		11		8		51	5
15	900	10	658	12	202	2	164	3	135	4	45	1	9		3,330	32
16 17							2 228		2 636						4 2,471	
	118		589		263						399		156			
18	3G4		1C8		14		33		19		60		7		949	
19	126		228		86		160		519	2	428		478		2,173	2
20	7		63		106	1	78	1	100	3	112		121		G08	5
21	65		85		36		35		73		85		76	1	583	1
22	149		304		60		71		91		146		115		1,135	
23	17		61		29		38		55		50		39		310	
24 25			3						7		1				12 5	
													5			
26 27																
	2		3		1		1		12	1	33		/ 21	1	75	2
28	7	1	10	1	7		4	1	7	1	3		1		63	4
29	32				19		3				1 12 374		4		CO 21 2,227	1 1
30 31	2 3.76						7 173									
		1	380		202				389				252			
32	159		204		106		86		311	1	342		236		1,601	1
33	11	1	18		29		37		71		47		55		285	1
34	2		9		7		22		36		45	2 '	51		174	2
35 36									10 5						10 42	
	5		2		5		2				14		7			
37	13		5		9		5		12		34		9		86	
38	13		27	4	21	2	14	1	31	6	40	1	32	2	190	16
39	9		10		8		1		11		7		8		57	
40	7		13		56		2		71		19		12		192	
	6,241	79	8,488	72	4,689	70	4,904	40	32,685	101	11,482	118	8,490	70	66,245	591
																
 
86
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XIV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Continued.
VF \K ...........................					1861.					-,
										
	July.		Aucust.		September.		October.		November.	
										
							17,953.		22,203.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
							3,735 2 53	13	5,531	28
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
									15 2 8	2
										
							4			
										
							1			
										
							9 54 45 2 8		8 66 56	
										
										
										
									12	1
ORDER II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
							1		1	
										
57. Ophthalmia.........................................							90 5 9 4 3 1		101 15 9 7 4 3	
										
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
										
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
									2	
										
							1 2 4			
									5 1 3 10 375 17 825 3 9	1 1
										
										
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.							7 124 20 519 2 7			
										
										
										
										
										
										
							21 27 40 6	1 1	28 23 135 19	8
										
										
				1						
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
				1			26 59 165 41		12 44 173 40	
85. Colic.............................................				i						
			1							
			1 :							
	1		1 1							
	___1 1 1						5,097	15	7,562	41
1 i i 1 |										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.
87
TABLE XIV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Continued.
1861.								CII.	1869.							
December.			Jam'	ARY.	February.		Mai		April.		May.		J L'NE.		Total.	
24,905.			32,	163.	26,069.		25, 466.		58,429.		G3,297.		57,822.		36, 512.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	6,241	79	8,488	72	4,689	70	4,904	40	12,665	101	11,482	118	8,490	70	66,245	591
41 42	1 56	1	3 31	2	1 23	1			4 108	1	1 185	1	4 150	4	16 656	10
							35									
43 44	3 9	1	1 15	1	3 4	2	2 4		3 13	3 1	3 15				17 87	9 6
												4	15	1		
45							1				9' 16 7		23 3 3			2
46			4		1		4 1	1 1	11 3			1 3			40 20	
47	1		2	1	3	1				2				1		9
48	7		22		• 4		2		6		2		12		72	
49	120		83		58		74		189		189		173		1,006	
50	119		75		66		73		161		108		98		801	
51 52			1 10		3 2		1 7				7 34		14 16	2	28 122	2 4
	13							3	20							
53 54 55	1		1 1 5				1 1		1		2 4 7				6 7 21	
													1 1			
	2				1				3							
56 57					1 89						1 140		6 172		8 1,080	........
	103		128				102		155							
58 59	20 16		12 13		5 21				7 42		6 29		17 38		87 185	
							8									
60	21		20		3		5		33		19		20		132	
61	9		40		12		15		21	1	15		15		134	1
62			4		1		3				5		g		25	
63																
64 65					1				1	2					2 7 12 18 9 79	2 2 1 2
	1		1								4					
fifi	2				4		1	1					1 g			
67	1		2		1		I				5			1		
68					1				£				2 21			
69	7		13		1		5		11		14					
70	3		3		1		5		7		19		21		64	
71	11		4		4		6	1	6	3	3		3	1	40	6
72	11		19		3		8		10		12	1	11		91	1
73	663		464	2	358	2	376	1	275		200		124		2,959	5 1
74	22		39		23		57		148	1	96		67		489	1
75	1,414		2,250		953		1,000	1	1,199		544		554		9,318	1
76	1		1		1				13		14		13		48 76	
77	5	1	18	1	5		5		9		10		8			3 1
78					1	1									1 296	1
79	14		45		53		34		26		47		28			
80	47		108	1	56	1	49	1	126		112		46		594	3
81	205	10	228	16	199	19	189	14	346	40	214	12	88	9	1,644	129 1
82	46	2	69		57	2	19	1	11		34	1	38	1	299	8
83			3		2 22		1 18		3 89		9 108		8 192			
84	17	2	30									1		1	26 514	4
8ij	76	1	99		82		88		296		286		219		1,249 2,432 618	1
86	249		308		194		222		298		289		534			
67	52		65		60		47		120		81		312			
	9,589	97	12, 728	96	7,072	99	7,434	65	16,463	155	14,392	145	11,378	93	91,715	806
 
88                  SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XIV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Concluded.
					1S01.					
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
							17,953.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
							5,097 25 6 2 1 23 10 1 19 11 1 4 9 56 12 2 3 1	15 1	7,562 27 4 3 3 22 5 4 7 22	41 1 1
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
								2		
									-1 85 31 2 4	
										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
									1 1 7 1	
							7 2			
										
										
										
							2 2			
									5 1	
Order VTU.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
							1		4 4 39 1 16 23 39 38	
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.							17 8 9 16 27 21 3 4 4			
										
118. Whitlow............................................										
										
										
										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.								1	9	
										
										
							71 7 2 13 18 19 23 24	1 1	31 5 6 16 21 23 8 15 2	1 4 2
										
										
										
										
										
132. Punctured Wounds..................................										
133. Gunshot Wounds...........................										
										
										
							2 , 1 • 21 ........ ______1_____		22 41	1
137. Unclassified Diseases............										
					----	----				
									8,152	51
							5, 606			
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G2.
89
TABLE XIV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		1 Total.	
24,905.			32, 403.		26,069.		25,466.		58,429.		63,297.		57,822.		3£, 512.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 12,728	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Ca6es.	Deaths.
	9,583	97		96	7,072	99	7,434	65	16,463	155	14,392	145	11,378	93	91,715	800
88	15		13	1	12	1	9	1	6		5	2	14		126	6
89	19		9	1	3		8		11	2	42	1	25	1	127	6
90	2		3		5		3		7		13		5		43	
91			5				1		3							
92	41		68		23		41		134	1	120		119		591	1
93	9		15		3		9		35		37		41		164	
94	11		1		1				49		13		38		118	1
95	27		35		17		10		35		56		51		257	
96	44		171	1	211		304		756	3	601		314	2	2,434	6
97	2		4		2		4		13		5		3		34	
98 99 100			1 1 177	1	2		10 a 95		2 4 179		5 1 119				24 21 3,048	3
	3 136															
					120								81			
101	4		37		24	1	56		34		44		56		291	1
102 103			3 12		2 2		1 4		3 9				1 6		14 60	
	14										6					
104	1		1				1		2				2			
105 100	3 4								3 16		2 26				9 94	
			"7		9		4						20			
107	10		38		12		27		43		32		23		194	
1(',8			2				2		3						14 7	
109	1								2		2		2			
110	1		2						8		9		3		25	
111	4		3		6		3		1	1	5		5		34	1
112	5		2		1						2				13 7 24 12 436	
113 114 115	4 3 2						1 6		1				1 1			
			5 1		4											
									1		3					
116	64		48		20		40		51		78	1	79			1
117	13		8		3		1	1	14		11		15		74	1
118	13		10		5		1		21		6		13		94	
119	52		28		9		6		34		14		18		200	
120	109		108		63		60	1	135		53		59		653	1
121	35		29		5	1	11		35		36		29		239	1
122	2				3		2				4				14 99	
123	16		10		10		16		5		21		8			
124			1						o				2		9 17 420	1 1
125 126									15 67		2 50					
	36		42		34		27						62			
127	3		9		5		4		51		13	1	22		117	1
128	6		4		1		3		5		10		6		43	
129	18		29		9		12		34		23		33		187	
130	26	1	46	1	22		25	1	34	1	39		31		262	4
131	14		13	1	15	1	28		241	8	54	7	65		472	17
132	5		6		3		2		43		10		9		109	1
133	12	3	10	1	6		7	2	1,890	300	142	29	48	17	2,154	357
134	1	1					1		1		2		5		12	3
																
135 136				1 1								2				3 6
	25		17		10	1	3		19	2	18		8	1	124	
137	*	2	86		34	3	12		148	15	114	7	28	8	511	36
	10,431	104	13,848	105	7,788	107	8,296	71 i	20.668	488	16,244	395	12,736	122 i	103,769 1	3,265
 
90
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE  XV.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	6,277.		6,103.		8,323.		14, 325.		15,238.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	3 33 15 176 307 158 7 7 634 16 129 o 5	2 7 1 3	3 17 17 202 518 275 83 7 1,122 49 116	1 6 2	10 70 7 395 640 3C8 34 4 1,331 48 202 12 5	4 10 o 2 3 1	7 140 14 384 1,158 592 152 3 1,319 271 387 26 234 42 561	21 3 2 5 2 13 3	6 101 16 239 982 277 90 4 1,020 109 2G2 21 26	16 1 1 0 1 8 1 1
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
			, 5							
										
	46		84	1	326 1 13	5		10	204	6
										
	14		27				22 1 99 42 18 26 7 1		55 20 114 80 14 34 5 1	
										
19. Debility...................................	33 8 21 25 8 1		130 29 10 13 8 1		220 165 10 9 1	1				
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis........................................										
										
23. Orchitis........................................										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	15 3		5 1 9		1		8 6			
									7	
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	42 3 7 1		23 10 3 1		53 30 5 1		101 49 2 3		112 62 6	
										
										
										
										
									1 6 12	3
	2 7 1		3 2 1 1		22 9 2					
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.							5 1 2	1		
39. Scrofula...................										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.									9	
Carried forward..........										
	1,729	13	2,775	10	3,994	28	5,683	60	3,895	40
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
91
         TABLE XV.



of the Department of Tennessee.
1861.			1869.														
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		1 Total.		
22,108.			8,786.		9,683.		8,082.		68, 966.		76,448.		66,042.		25,665.		
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	
1	1								18	2				2 76	!l 71 2,365	17 3C2	
2	100	31	68	7	14	3	26	5	515	82	777	128	504				
3	44		3		14		1		261	5	383	3	278	5	1,053	13	
4	232	3	82	1	74		119		988	6	1,606	6	1,574	9	6,071	31	
5	825		88	1	99	1	119	1	1,312	1	1,343	1	1,273	1	8,664	6	
6	311		46		44		106		884		1,307		1,028		5,396		
V	63		25		29		23		185		64	1	168		923	1	
6	8	3			1	1	6	1 1	68		128 7,084	17 14	72 5,617	13 11	308 27,413	55 56	
9	1,053	6	271		425		804		6,733	14							
10	178	2	15	1	98		269		1,645	19	1,760	9	1,187	17	5,645	51	
11	207	4	18		124		146		995	8	1,240	3	587	3	4,413	45	
.12	33	1			23		84		64		206 82		53 65	2	524 557	7 5	
13	29	2	13		32	1	7		74	1							
14			16			2 1	4 72	2	76 163	7 4	32 114	3 2			215 2,032		
15	244	5	149	8	58								11			42	
16							4						2 £8		12 1,235		
17	161		129		84		82		379		171						
18	20		290						12		96		89 615		528 2,531		
19	206		33		59		71		361	6	590	2		8		17	
20	34	1	1						148		260		140 33	4 1	907 275	7 2	
21	41		19		8		9		54	1	38						
22	68		113		29		28		106		119		62		632		
23	14		21		19		18		38		28		27		194		
24	2								4		5 1		4 2		19 4		
25	1													1			
26 27																	
	4		3		5		1		6		40		41		129		
28	3		1						10	2		1	7 4 5 350		49		
29											23 3 450						
30									6 501						45		
31	222	1	40		36		40								14 1,970	1	
32	112		19		20		33		315		375		259		L>2G7		
33	5				1		3 5		38 25 1 1		71 67 2		70 100				
34	5														211		
35 36	1 1														4 13 134		
			3		1								5 43				
37	10		3		2		1		29		13						
38	8	3			10	1	8		58	5	64	7	50	4	233	24	
																	
3y	3	1			1				11		18		5		43	1	
																	
40	2						1		23		5		1		44		
																	
	4,251	63	1,469	18	1,313	10	2,070	10	16,116	177	18, 599	205	14,457	157	76,351	791	
 

SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XV.—DEPARTMENT OF TENNESSEE—Continued.
					1861					1
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	6,277.		6,103.		8,323.		14,3	25.	15,238.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,729	13	2,775	10	3,994	28	5,683 3 9 3 4	60 2 2	3,895 1 18 1 4	40 m i i i
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. OitDEtt I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	37		11		1					
										
	2 2 2		3 1 1		3					
										
									1	
							1 3 42 22 4 16	1 3		
									1 30 47. 5 8	
	18 47		23 8		18 17 1 5	........				
										
										
	9		3 1							
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
			1							
	1 44 11 3 5						2 36 2 8 5 3		3 65 11 13 8 2 1	
			34 2		47					
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.					1 3 1 2					
										
										
			2			........				
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
	1								2 1	i
										
							3 2 2			
	1				1				4 3 4 2 175 25 543 3 5 1 3 23 59 16 1 4 32 114 17	i i 10
	4 1									
71. Other Diseases of this Order.........................			1		1 1 61 7 74					
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.							7 113 14 290 2 2	1		
	49 ........		24 7 18							
										
	30 ........									
										
	7				4					
										
	2 14						5 12 33 1	4		
			8 2 6		2 11 24					
	7 ........ 14 i									
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
84. Cholera Morbus.........................	7 ........ 31 ........		7 15 135 3		9 29 168 9		15 46 206 ! 16	2		
										i i |
										
Carried forward.................	8 2,176					28				
		13	3,091	10	4,494		6,618	73	5,152	1 58 i
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1802.
93
TABLE XV.—DEPARTMENT OF TENNESSEE—Continued.
—	1861.				1869.											
	December.		January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
22, 108.			8,7	86.	9,683.		8,082.		68,966.		76, 448.		66,042.		25,865.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Ciises.	Deaths. 205	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	4,251	63	1,469	18	1,313	10	2,070	10	16,116	177	18,599		14,457	157	76, 351	791
41 42	1 9	1			1 4				5 77	3	8 152	8	8 135	7	27 467	22
			7				7									
43 44 45 46 47 48 49	3 10	3	1 1	1	5 2	4			3 17 3 15 3 19 200	1 2	33 35 13 7 66 215	1 1 3 4	5 20 30 15 6 35 107	2 1 3 2	21 99 71 70 19 132 882	15 3 6 11
																
																
	20 1 1 71	1	1 1 5 50	1	2											
																
					2 16											
							32									
50	91		17		32		21		139		202		126		769	
51 52	3 38	1							8 29	1	9 43	1	15 44	1	45 393	1 4
			14		3		1									
53 54 55 56 57									1 1		2 1 5 2 251		6 2 3 3 199		10 4 11 12 1,088	
																
			1				1									
									1 200							
	126		21		24		40									
58 59	7 26		1 12		2 11				18 49		33 53		5 38		92 223	
							9									
60	8		2		6		10		27		25		17		116	
61 62 63	22 9		4		9				19 5 9		48 3 31		14		122 25 44	
																
													4			
64 65 66 67									1 3 1 3				4 6 1 3	3	5 12 10 16	1 3 8
	1 3 2									2	2 1 4	1 1 2				
					1	1										
		2	2	1			1									
68 69	1 5								1 21		1 19				6 88	
			6		5		3						21			
70 71	7 o		1 5						2 8	2	8 8		7 12		34 48	2
					5		1									
72 73	3 187	1	13 49	1	1 48				10 296		23 239	1	9 157	1 2	69 1,449	3 7
							51									
74	32		33		16		4		67		89		59	1	333	1
75	805		458	1	461		265		966		533		476		4,919	1
76 77	2 34								3 15		7 14	1	4 8		21 92	1
			1		1		1									
78	2												2		5	1
79	9	1	5		5	1	6		47		26	1	38		146	3
80	60		5		13		13	1	194		141	1	112		597	2
81	134	9	95	22	87	3	145	14	459	22	272	16	152	9	1,456	109
82	24	1	5	2	6				30	3	80	1	33	1	239	
83	2								1		16		7		27 542 1,240	
84	15				1		8		98		169		209 353	2		
85	50		14		4		10		260		396					4 1
86	205		55		35		42		345	1	442		535	1	2,372	3
87	51		4		3		6		51		174		78		420	
	6,313	83	2,338	47	2,124	19	2,747	25	19,846	214	22,500	248	17,640	191	95,039	1,009
 
94
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XV—DEPARTMENT  OF TENNESSEE—Concluded.
YEAR............

MONTH...........


Mean Strength.
1861.
July.
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

  ORDER VI.—-Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
 88. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
 89. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
 90. Fistula...........................................
 91. Haemorrhage from Stomach........................
 92. Piles.............................................
 93. Acute Inflammation of Liver......................
 94. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
 95. Hernia...........................................
 96. Jaundice.........................................
 97. Prolapsus Ani.....................................
 98. Inflammation of the Peritonaeum...................
 99. Inflammation of Spleen............................
100. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
101. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
 Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
102. Stone and Gravel..............:...................•
103. Inflammation of Bladder---
104. D iabetes...................
105. Incontinence of Urine......
106 Difficulty of Urination......
107. Inflammation of Kidneys ...
108. Hydrocele and Haematocele .
109. Sarcooele..................
110.
111.
Non-SyPhilitio Ulcer of Penis.
Other Diseases of this Order..
112.
113.
114.
115.
  Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
Anchylosis...................................
Exostosis..................-.................
White Swelling..............................
Necrosis.....................................
6.277.
Cases.
2,176
13
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
105.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
Abscess..........................................
Carbuncle........................................
Whitlow..........................................
Boil..............................................
Skin Diseases.....................................
Ulcers...........................................■
Other Diseases of this Order......................

LASS  V.—WOUNDS,  ACCIDENTS,  AND
                INJURIES.
Burns...........................................
Concussion of Brain..............................
Compression of Braiu............................
Contusion........................................
Fracture.................... ....................
Dislocation......................................
Sprain...........................................
Incised Wounds..................................
Contused and Lacerated Wounds..................
Punctured Wounds...............................
Gunshot Wounds.................................
Poisoning........................................
Suicide..........................................
Others of this Class..............................
18
August.
6,103.
Cases.
3,091
137. Unclassified Diseases.
September.
8,323.
Cases.
4,494
 13
123
  1
  4
 43
  1
  2
162
October.
Novemder.
14,325.
15,238.
Cases.
Deaths.
Cases.
Deaths.
6,618


    1
   12
    2
    1
   27
   52
   19
   17
  210
    4
73
10
21
32
15
Total..................................  2,484
 5
32
22
11
13    3,401
30
 3
 1
10
 1
 9
 1
 3
10
13
11
19
 5
5,033
31
10
 6
 9
 4
 6
 5

39
7,208
5,152


   16
    3
    1

   27
   35
    1
    7
  173
 7
15
61
23
 5
 16
 67
  7
167
  5
5,941
70 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
95
TABLE XV.—DEPARTMENT OF TENNESSEE—Concluded.
1861.							1869.									
DECEMBER.			January.		February.		March.		Apesl.		May.		June.		Total.	
22,108.			8,786.		9,683.		8,082.		68, 966.		76, 448.		66, 042.		25, 865.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	0,313	83	2,338	47	2,124	19	2,747	25	19,846	214	22,500	248	17, 640	191	95,039	1,000
88	5		3	1	1		1	1	29	3	312	2	69	1	239	9
89 90 91 92	10		1				13 1		42 7	1	162 8 3 239		90 3		349 22 8 671	1
																
	2 47															
			7		8		14		350				119			
93	34		8		1		15		04		87		93		606	
94 95							9 9		73 88	1	67 95		56 113	1	22C 378	3
	29		2		10											
96	185		49		16		9		305		474		333	6	1,804	8
97 98 99 100	3 2 21 74								11 14 8 339		24 13 10 101	1	12 1 20 67	1	54 31 110 572	3
			1 5 68	1												
					3 33											
							22	'								
101	10	1	19		1		3		137		119	1	72		023	3
102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 no 111 112 113 114 115 116	4 1 1												2 8 4 5 24 19 3 1 3 10 4 3 2 6 135		6 30 18 11 06 126 65 9 17 45 15 7 6 21 357	
					1 1				5 5		14 6					
																
																
	o 13 48 2						1		8 14 6 3 3 8 1		11 47 4 1 5 5 3					
			6 3		3											
																
					2											
							2									
	4 5		2													
							1									
																
							2									
	2 18								2 49		9 68					
			6		3		4									
117 118 119	9 15 25		5 1 1		2 2				9 14 20		19 12 43		25 17 21		76 74 161	
																
							4									
120	34		30		35		7		67		110		91		500	
121	29		10		5		3		43		50		41		205	
122	2								6		7		22		66	
123	5		2		1		1		9		18		14	1	56	1
124 125 126									4	2	4 1 104	1 1	3 1 34	1 1	18 8 366	4 2 2
																
	44		2		3		o		60	1						
127	10		2		1		3		36		16	1	20		109	1
128	9				3		1		3		31		4		37	
129	15		14		8		4		11		13		17		120	
130	20		3		2		1		21		41		17		154	
131	14		4		23	3	5		437		118	5	36		737	>■
132	4		2		3		1		10	1	51	6	12		102	7'
133	21	1	9	4	290	63	10	2	3,395	524	281	45	43	6	4,238	653
134	2								10	1	12		18		55	1 3 13
135 136										1 6				1 1		
	13		7	2	18	1	5		282		107	3	51		545	
137	147	1			10	2	1	1	50	49	163	3	62	4	558	73
																
	7,253	86	2,610	55	2,615	88	2,901	29	25, 504	804	25, 368	317	19,466	215	109,784	1,804
 
96
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE XVI.




Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Novemuf.i?	
										
	1,401.		1,341.		1,293.		1,298.		1,363.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.										
	1	1	3	1	2	2	1 5	1		
										
									6 3 1	
	31 10		52 11		34 9		10 8 5			
										
										
										
	241		173		107		59 5 35 2	1 1	39 6 13 4	
										
	44 2		56		33					
										
			1							
										
										
										
			1		1					
										
19. Debility............................................	15		13		3		2		2	
										
Order H.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis............................................	7 6		8 6							
										
					3					
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	3		6		18		2			
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	40 4		40 1		23		16		10 3	
										
					2					
										
										
			1		1					
									............."J	
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 38. Consumption........................................	3 2	1					2			
39. Scrofula............................................			2 1							
CLASS III. —PARASITIC DISEASES.										
Carried forward........................										
	409	2	375	' 1	236	2	152	3	87	
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1802.
97
        TABLE XVI.



of the Department of the Gulf.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
1,965.			1, 302.		1,278.		8,870.		13, 323.		14, 557.		13,822.		5,151.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40													60 84 268 128 284 121 10 30 2,375 139 80 11 3	6 27 2 17 2 1	60 256 504 345 711 268 22 60 6,535 312 1,539 44 26 3 29	6 59 1 3 23 2 3 15 3 1
	1		5		13	2	30 22 61 47 32	7	37 38 55 58 16	6 1	79 171 95 184 55 7 13 1,906 101 386 5 3	12 1 3 2 2				
																
	7 4		1													
					1											
																
							5 281 16 91 6 5 1 18	2 1 1	12 1,314 34 744 7 14 2 11	1 10 1						
	17 7 22 4	1	12 3 28 2		11 1 7 1	1										
																
																
																
							27		165		60		21 14 330 9 33 49 17 1	1	275 23 881 49 119 142 81 4	1 1
			9 1													
					4		64 1 33 16 3		116 17 16 39 40 1		331 22 20 25 16	1				
																
			2 1 1 2													
																
	1															
																
																
																
									2		44 1 1		2 3 4		77 4 5	
																
																
																
	14 1		11 3		1 3		48 35		162 159 5 3		92 143 6 7	1 3	64 150 50 7	1	521 502 63 17	1 3 1
																
																
									2 27 15 1		2		2 11 68	6	8 41 115 8 2	11 1
							3 12 1	o								
										1 1	15 2 1	1				
																
																
																
	78	1	81"		42	3	858	13	3,112	21	3,793	26	4,428	63	13,651	135
		1	3													
 
98                  SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XVI.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Continued.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	1,401.		1,341.		1,293.		1,298.		1,363.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	409	o	375	1	236	2	152	3	87	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	23		17		37		7		9	
										
	1									
										
										
										
										
	8 20		6 6		4 8		2 3		1 4	
										
										
52. Other Diseases of this Order.........................	1 1									
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.					3		4		2	
										
							1 1 3			
	4 6 12 12 2		2 3 2 4 3 1		6 2				1 o	
										
										
Order HI.—Diseases of Ear.					4 8					
							2 1		1	
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
										
										
	2				1					
										
71. Other Diseases of this Order.........................	1	1								
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.							1 2		1 o	
	20		10		8					
										
	11		16		37 1 1		10		30	
										
										
										
										
	2 1 2		3 2 9							
81. Inflammation of Lungs..............................					2 9				1 1	
							9			
Order VL—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy...................										
84. Cholera Morbus..................	4 25 66		4 23 53 5				1 8 4			
65. Colic............................					19 26				7 5	
										
										
										
Carried forward..................	633	3	544			2	211	3	154	
				1						
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30. 18G2.                    99
TABLE XVI.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Continued.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
1,965.			1,302.		1,278.		8,870.		13,323.		14,557.		13,822.		5,151.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Dealhs.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87	78	1	81		42	3	858 1 28 1 1	13 2 1	3,132 1 39	21 1	3,793 1 28	26 1	4,428 4 110	63 4	13,651 7 305 1 14 43 12 2	135 8 1 1
	5		2													
																
									4 3 2 1		3 6 5		5 34 2			
																
							3									
					1	1										
																
	1 1						12 20 1 2 1		37 60 3 16 1		42 72		29 46 1 13		142 241 5 40 15	
			1													
																
											8 2					
					1											
																
			2		1				3 3 19 16 4 10 8 1		1 9 27				8 39 108 36 32 38 20 4 7 1 7 2 o 1 67 20 21 25 328 178 802 5 36	
													13 26			
					3 1		17 2									
	3															
											8 3 8 2					2 i 1 1 2
													9 2 1 7			
																
																
																
											1 2					
			2				1 2		1	1		1	1			
																
													2	1		
									1 28 4 14 10 103 43 261 2 13							
											25 7 4 8 67 53 190 2 9		11 5 1 3 43 65 168			
							4 1 1 70 16 116									
																
			1													
	3 1 20															
																
			1		2											
							6						7	2		
																
							45 4 34 7	1 2	5 28 23 1	3 1	4 14 13 41	4	6 10 13 15	3 11	60 61 98 97	8 18
																
	1 1		4 2	1	4											
																
									40 181 209 27	27	55 69 137 21		44 62 191 34	1	148 400 730 89	1
	4 2 1		1 1				7 36 1									
																
																
																
	121	1	98	1	55	4	1,298	19	4,337		4,740	32	5,411	85	18,014	178
 
100
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XVI.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Concluded.
					1861.					
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	1,401.		1,341.		1,293.		1,298.		1,363.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 544 6	Deaths. 1	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 3	Cases.	Deaths.
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.	633 6 6	3			412 11 6	2	211		154 .	
							2			
										
										
	9		7		3		3		3	
										
										
	3									
								. _	1	
										
										
										
	9 4		7 16		8 6		2 7		4 8	
										
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
							1			
										
										
									1	
	1									
										
										
					1					
										
Order Vin.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	2									
			2 3 18 6							
	5 18 2 7 8 4				1 23 5					
							8		2	
										
							1		1	
			4 4		6					
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.										
										
										
	23		16 1		15 1		4		5	
										
										
	2 2 19						1 1 2 1 40		1 2 14	3
			2 7							
					4					
										
	1							10	2	........
										
										
									5 10	5 1
	63		18		4		8			
										
Total..................................	827	3	661	1	506	2	292	13	213	8
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1862.
101
TABLE XVI.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Concluded.
1861.			1809.													
	December.		January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
	1,965.		1,302.		1,278.		8,870.		13,323.		14,557.		13,822.		5,151.	
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 123 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137	Cases. 121	Deaths.	Cases. 98	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
		1		1	55	4	1,298	19	4,337 3 9 1 5 43 24 5 34 12 1	27	4,740 7 15 4 1 33 14 8 33 18 2 1	32	5,411 17 11	85 1	38,014 50 54 9 9 107 104 32 114 100 5 3	178 1 1
							5 3 2 4 8 1 17 3 2 1	1								
	1															
													1 59 58 18 24 66			
	3															
																
																
			2		1											
																
																
	1															
																
	9 8		13		3		39 19 2		82 37 1 3		44 20		29. 46		249 171 3 9 4 25 39 32 7 13 5 17 2 1 1 7 131 19 18 149 30 78 30 16 6	
																
											4 2 3 12 6 2 9 1 12		1			
							2 2									
													20 18 13			
	1		1 1						6 8 4 2 1 3 2 1 1 3 36 6 1 24 15 21							
							3 1 1 2 1									
																
													1			
																
													1			
																
																
																
											3 41 6 3 15 1 25		1 40 2 4 34			
	1		1				10 1									
																
	1 5 1															
							2									
																
			1				11 6 1						11 6 1			
																
									.6 1							
											5					
																
	3						4 3		16 3		8 5		23 1		117 14 3 32 72 72 9 87 6	4 39 1 5 9
																
	2		1													
							o		7 11 9 1 3		5 22 4 2 13 4	2	14 28 4 3 25 2	6 1		
	1 6	1	2 1		1											
							2 2 2	1								
																
			1													
																
																
							5		1 ■ 6	4	6 29				17 157	
	9				1								9	5		
																
	173	2	122	1	61	4	1,467	21	4,797	31	5,188	34	6,002	98	20, 309	218
 
102
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE XVII.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
MONTH										
	1,090.		983.		934.		696.		679.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases. Deaths.	
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order L—Miasmatic Diseases.	1 1									
										
									1 . 2 .	
	2 1 4		3 2 1	1	1 2		1 1 2			
										
										
										
										
	36		52 10 9 1		21 2 2		17 1 6		12 1 1	
										
	11									
										
										
										
										
							2		1	
										
										
	1 1				1 2				1 1	
							1 1 3 1			
Order U.—Enthctic Diseases.			2 4 2							
	4				2					
										
										
										
										
Order TIL—Dietic Diseases.										
					1 4					
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order L—Diathetic Diseases.	9		6						1	
										
	4		3		8 1		2 3		3 g	.....
										
										
										
										
										
									1	
Order IL—Tubercular Diseases.	1									
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
									1	
	76		93	1	47		41		27	
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 18C2.
103
TABLE XVIL
of the Department of the Northwest.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		MAY.		June.		TOTAL.	
895.			1,934.		2,023.		2, 014.		1,618.		965.		1, 046.		1,240.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40											3		1		5 8 1 276 321 135 24 5 472 125 63 4 18	1 1 1 o 1
			2		1		4	1								
																
			10		11		21 2 7		211 303 83 11 5 208 105 1 2 10	1 1	9 4 10 4		7 4 4 9	1		
	2 2															
			8		14											
																
	4		9 1 1	:::::::	6 o 1		79 1 1				6 1 1		22 1 23 1			
	6															
	2		1		4		1	1								
																
			27		25		33		52	1					137 3 4 36 54 55 29 30 7	1
																
			1 15		1 20 17 12 I 2 2		1 1 27 27		1							
																
									2		3 1 1 3		2			
			10 3 4 1													
									19 1 1				2 3			
	2						2									
																
																
																
													1		1 3 28	1
					2	1										
	1								2		3		2			
																
	8 4		3 9		19 4		7 1		13 9		9 1	1	4 6		83 40	1
																
																
																
	1		7						1 1						10 4 5 2	
					1		1 5									
																
					o											
																
	32		112		147	1	221	2	1,041	3	59	1	92	1	1,988	9
 
104
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XVH.—DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST—Continued.
					1861					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
	1,090.		983.		934.		696.		679.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.
	76		93	1	47		41		27	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	1		4						1	
										
							2 t			
										
										
										
										
	3 3		4 5		2 1		4			
50. Toothache..........................................									2	
										
									1	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
										
										
57. Ophthalmia.........................................	10 1 1 1		10		5 1		2		3	
										
Order in.—Diseases of Ear.			1 2							
					1		1			
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
71. Other Diseases of this Order.........................									1	
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.	1 2						1			
										
										
	13		15		11		18	.......	30	
										
										
										
									1	
			2				2 3			
					1				2	
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy..............										
84. Cholera Morbus.............	3 6 9 4		7 3 30 8		22		1			
										
					4 2		4 1		3 1	---"
										
										
Carried forward..........	134		184	1	97		80-		72	
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.                    105
TABLE XVII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST—Continued.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
895.			1,934.		2,023.		2,014.		1,618.		965.		1,046.		1,240.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 40 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 60 67 68 09 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 80 87	32		112 1 2	1	147	1	221	2	1,041	3	59	1	92	1	1,988 1 15	9 1
	2				2		2						1			
																
					2				1						5	
																
			1												1 1	i
									1	1						
							1 2								1 ........	
	1		1 1		3				6 2		1 1		1 1		28 10	
																
			4										1		6	
																
																
					3 10 10		1 5 9 3 2 1								4 15 69 6 16 22	
																
			1						7		7		5 1			
																
			10		1 8				1 3							
	3										2					
																
																
																
																
																
													1 1		3 2	
											1					
																
																
																
					1										2 2 38 48 579	
																
	5 11 34		2 7 69		3 4 66		12		11 26 189		1		2			
							07				39		28			
					1										1	
																
					3 1 13 1				1 53 31 2				3		8 67 100 11 1 39 16 117 40	6 1
	1 2 3		3 10	1			3 27 5	3			2 31					
												2				
																
			1													
	1	1									1		5 2 4 1			
					3 20 5		1 10 6									
			25 2						1 6		7 3					
	1															
	96	1	252	2	307	1	378	5	1,382	4	135	3	149	1	3,266	18
14 
106
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XVII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST—Concluded.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	1,090.		983.		934.		696.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	134		184	1	97		80		72	
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	4		3				6		5	
										
										
92. Piles...............................................	2 1 1									
										
										
					1					
										
										
							1			
										
	5 2				2		2		5	
101. Other Diseases of this Order.........................			3							
Oudhr VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
			1							
										
										
106 Difficulty of Urination...............................							1			
			1							
										
										
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis........................										
			1							
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
114. White Swelling-.....................................										
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	2		2		4		2		2	
										
118. Whitlow.......................................	1 2 2 2		1 1 5		1 2 1 2				1 5 1 1 1	
119. Boil.........................................										
							4			
										
121. Ulcers..............................................										
							2			
122. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns..............................................					1		1			
	1	1								
										
	12 1	........ 7 ........			6 1		9		7	
127. Fracture...........................................										
128. Dislocation.........................................		1								
129. Sprain.............................................. 130. Incised Wounds.....................................	3		4 7 2 1		6 1 9		1 1		2	
131. Contused and Lacerated Wounds.....................	6 1 1								6	
132. Punctured Wounds.................				!			1			
133. Gunshot Wounds......					2					
			1							
135. Suicide...............				1						
136. Others of this Class.......	1 i 1 i					1			1 3	
137. Unclassified Diseases......	6	........ 3 '........ 6					4			
Total...............										
							115		112	
-				*		1				
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.                    107
TABLE XVII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
DECEMBER.			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
895.			1,934.		2,023.		2,014.		1,618.		965.		1,046.		1,240.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137	96	1	252 1 10	o	307 1 3	1	378	5	1,382	4	135	3	149	1	3,266 2 39 1	18
	2 1						2		1		1		2			
																
					3 1 1						2				7 5 3 5 3	
	3 1															
																
			2						1				1			
	2						1									
																
															1	
																
	3		15 12		9 2		6 5		5 4		3		2		57 28	
																
			2		3		1								7	
																
																
															1 2 1	
					1											
									1							
																
																
															3	
																
																
																
																
	8		3		3				3		3		3		35	
																
			1 5 3				1 1 1				1				7 22 38 13 13 7 1	1
					2 4											
	4 1								10 1 4		5 4 1		2			
			4 1				1						2			
	3				1											
																
																
	3 1		7		3		3 1 1 4		4		2		1 1 1 3 1 2		64 5 4 39 13 32 3 3 1	
					1 5						1 3 1 1					
	3 1		4						1 1 4							
			2		4		3									
																
																
																
																
	3 1				6 1								1 1		16 26	1
							1									
																
	136	1	324	2	361	1	410	5	3,422	4	363	3	172	1	3,771	20
 
108
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           TABLE XVIII.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		L September.		October.		November.	
1										
	4, 425.		5,426.		6,078.		24,513.		30,398.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths. i		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.			2 10 17 373 435 42 8 20 770 5 142 4 3 2 14		19 77 59 336 605 65 8 18 543 22 84	5 4 4 1 1 2 1	2 135 85 353 1,005 763 106 17 1,083 360 364 43 7	1 11 2 1 2 1 5 4	5 152 115 426 603 510 110 11 1,428 247 249 90 21 1 1,109 1 51 212 69 10 47 112 12	1 31 4 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 18 1
2. Typhoid Fever....................................	10 7 91 253 22									
										
										
										
										
										
	7 349 2 153									
										
										
										
										
	1				4 1 37					
										
	11						355 2 20 110 77 8 49 93 13	9 1		
										
	5 19 17 12 5 31 5		6		3					
										
19. Debility......................................			19 6 10 42 4 1		17 13 18 36					
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis......................................										
										
										
										
					1					
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	11 3 2				1 1 7		1 1 3			
									6 3 3 100 86 8 8	1
			2 2 23 18	1						
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	49 6				37 20		81 37 7 3			
										
										
	1									
										
									1 8 12 2 2	3
37. Other Diseases of this Order...................							3 4	3		
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 38. Consumption..................	1 3 4		5 3		1					
39. Scrofula...............										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.							1			
Carried forward.........										
	1,080		1,988	1	2,033	18	5,191	40	5,830	08
										
 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
109
       TABLE XVIII.



of the Department of Missouri.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
31,104.			32,936.		25, 313.		27,139.		16,503.		15, 248.		15,642.		19,560.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40	o 212 150 435 603 299 38 14 1,266 259 205 56 77 28 1,305	24 1 1 4 4 6 1 3 1 1 21	3 185 61 387 451 416 59 18 1,756 342 181 28 63 49 776 2 471 993 163 131 73 187 49 4	3 20 1 1 6 2 7 1 2 7 20 1 3	1 140 44 333 313 2G8 22 11 811 49 154 19 26 53 185	9 15 1 3 1 2 2 4 5	24 143 10 247 383 353 24 13 999 164 230 11 24 45 70 1 354 60 108 22 25 48 5 1	6 19 4 3 3 1 1 1 3 1 3 1	12 112 51 154 282 57 103 9 101 34 39 6 26 11 91	2 8 1 2 3 1 1 2 2 1	6 90 58 155 387 77 8 7 287 28 39 3 18 1 21 1 62 9 68 1 18 26 12 1	1 22 1 3 3 1 1	3 25 27 389 167 119 4 10 336 20 154 20 25 1 31	1 9 1 1 3 1 1 1	79 1,291 684 3,679 5,487 2,991 490 155 9,729 1,532 1,994 280 295 192 4,005 7 1,671 1,848 871 1,224 321 761 204 7 2	29 163 9 12 5 7 25 14 28 11 10 9 15 77 2 3 2 1
	168 315 96 6 31 ' 95 22	1			343 123 138 1,006 22 54 21				140 7 60 3 9 16 51				48			
													39 6 14 21 10			
									1							
																
	2 4 5 1 238 74 20 14						1 5 8	2	6 4 2		1 4 2	1	8 6	1	31 43 51 7 1,285 744 54 64 2 3 49 125 42 145	7 3 3 1 1 1 1 22 2
		2 1	4 13 1 263 191 3 14 1	1 1	5 4											
																
				1 1	132 95 6 3	1 1	172 77 6 5	1	81 67 4 4		61 24		48 49			
											6		6 1			
	1 4 13 7 8						1 16 14 1 40									
		3	10 29 5 40	1 3	1 9 5 49	2		4	1 13 1	2	2 14 5	1	4 10 30 I	2 1		
																
	6,073	74	7,422	82	4,445	i 46 j 3,710		53	1,558	25	1,502	34	1,612 ----1----	22	42,444	463
 
110
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TABLE XVIII.—DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI—Continued.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
	4,425.		5,426.		6,078.		24,513.		30,398.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,080		1,988 4 11	1 2	2,033	18	5,191 1 7	40	5,830	68
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	1				10				6 1 4	1
										
			3 3 1		5 3 1		5 1 2 1 3 32 58 2 1 2			
	18									
								1	3	
										
									3 57 76 6 1 3	
			12 3		12 6 1 6					
	8									
										
			4							
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
							2		2	
										
	36 1		54		33		112 32 2 9 2 1 1		187 4 4 27 32 1	
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.			2 6 1		5					
	1 1									
					1					
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
									1 1 1 3 32 1 6 231 40 597	
										
										
	2 3		1		1 1 1		2			
										
							1 11 86 21 200 2 3			
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
	10		14 4 40		29 3 35	1				
										
	16									
										
	1		2		3				5 1 26 18 162 9	19
										
	18 3 5	1	6 9 8 1	1	6 9 23 4	1 1	1 20 39 6 1 30 77 175 29	2		
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
	8 10 95 7		16 12 120 4		15 16 60 4				20 96 294 18	
65. Colic.............................										
										
										
Carried forward........................										
	1,324	1	2,329	4	2,324	21	6,171	43	7,789	88
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.
Ill
TABLE XVIIL—DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI—Continued.
1861.									1869.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
31,104.			32, 936.		25,313.		27,139.		16,503.		15,248.		15, 642.		19, 560.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87	6,073 3 4 1 9	74 3 1	7,422 2 24 1 11	82 3 1	4,445 2 20 1 6 1 2 3	46 o 1 1	3,710 2 21 2 7 3	53 2 1	1,558 1 1 8 10 2 1	25 1 3 3	1,502	34	1,612 1 4 1 3	22 1	42,444 16 111 . 15 64 30 15. 7 10 457 399 28 77 14 3 17	463 12 8 4 1 3 1 1
											2					
											1 1					
	3		2	1												
						1	3	1								
	1 81 89 4 3 1 1 3		3 113 55 6 47 2													
				1	34 29 5 2 2	1	54 28 3		27 4 1 1 1		15 23		20 20			
											2 2 1		10 1			
																
							1 1									
			6						3							
																
	167 2 9 42 32 1 1		190 8 22 46 45		82 3 13 11 23 1 3		73 11 9 10 p.		69 7 9 4 4		66 1 6 2 4		82 4 3 4 7		1,151 73 84 162 161 4 11	
			5				1									
																
			2				2								4 3 9 17 33 29 38 58 2, 015 186 5,569 19 37 2 203 388 2,360 142 8 148 480 1,692 192	1 4 1 2 2 . 2 1 1 3 2 240 17 |
									1	1			1 1			
	1 2 5 2 6 9 552	1	1 3 8 3 .10 17 581 43 1,579 7 8 1 60 74 696 42 1 4 59 225 33	1 1 1	1	1	4 1 1	3								
											10 2					
					2 3 3 3 182 5 768				5 5 4 1 65 30 163				1			
						1	9 3 190 10 928 1 4	1		1	1 2 43 9 130 1 2		2 6 32 21 64 1 1			
	1,049 7 4															
					3	1			1							
	22 60 353 18 1 18 90 232 34	43		89 5	37 72 381 23 1 15 22 31 11	1 1 29	24 46 407 30 1 3 37 120 9	1 31 7	2 46 150 3 3	15 2	1 16 84 1					
												1 8	15 54 5	4		
											2 21 108 16		17 21 91 12	1		, |
									19 141 15							1
	8,995	122	11,467	183	6,251	86	5,776	100	2,365	51	2,077	43	2,117	28	58,985 1 770	
 
112
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XVIH.—DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI—Concluded.
1					1801.					
1										
1	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	4, 425.		5,426.		6, 078.		24,	513.	30,398.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,324	1	2,329 2 11 1	4 1	2,324	21	6,171 75 50	43	7,789 77 41 1 1 23 20 12 28 92 2 3 2 84 41	88 1 1 1
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	18				5					
										
										
92. Piles................................................	6 14 2 6		5 5 5 13 4		12 9 2 8 1		29 14 29 19 3.2 1 1 4 58 40	3		
										
										
										
										
										
			1 3 7 30							
					1 15 75					
	2									
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
									1 1	
					4 6 3					
106. Difficulty of Urination...............................	4		3 1				7			
									9 1	
										
										
					1				2 2	
										
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.							1 1			
									4	
										
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	20 1 3 10 8 17 1 3		23		26		52 2 13 18 24 , 45 2 6 2	1	44 5 9 17 44 20 2 18 2	
										
118. Whitlow............................................			2 32 18 23							
119. Boil..............................................					25 6 22					
										
121. Ulcers.........................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns...........................................					2					
										
										
	22 2 1 14 9 7 1 20 3		11 2	......	36 4 1 8 9	1 2	66 15 14 9 17 17 3 27 1	2 1 1	86 19 6 42 23 31 8 165 1	"I 1 4 2
127. Fracture..........................................										
										
129. Sprain...........................................			7							
										
		4	4 1 175							
				i T !						
				40 34 !...... 1 1						
										
135. Suicide.......................						1				
136. Others of this Class.............	6 3		16 13				1 6		9 12	
137. Unclassified Diseases........				........1 17 !....... !						
TotaL...................					4U 2,685 j	3				
	1,529	5	2,747	47		28	6,852	51	8,808	113
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1862.
113
TABLE XVIIL—DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI—Concluded.
	1861.		18(>9.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
31,104.			32,936.		25,313.		27,139.		16, 503.		15, 248.		15,642.		19, 560.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	, Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	| Cases.	Deaths.
	8,995	122	11,467	183	6,251	86	5,776	100	2,365	51	2,077	43	2,117	28	58, 985	770
88	59	5	17	1	6	1	33		7		o		4	1	282	9
89	58		22		8		13		11		4		7		248	
90 91 92	4		1 3 77				2 8 15		1				1		11 13 283	
					1 24											
	49								19		10		11			
93	47	2	12		7		29		17		29		13		222	2
94	15		20		8		57		11		2		4		167	
95	40		42		18		17		17		15		18		241	
96	81		235		65		87		49		21		24		671	1
97 98 99	5		3 2 12	2	2		2						9 1 1		24 72 45	5
									2 3	2	62 8					
	8				2		1									
100	304		170		102		54		49		14		13		872	
101 102 103 104 105 106	80 2 4	4	82 2 3 2 1 2		19		8						7 1		384 6 12 4 7 44	8
									1 1							
					2		2									
											1					
	1 11															
					3		1		4		2		1			
107	5		14		1		7	1	6		4		7		55	1
108 109 110 111	2 2 2 2		3		3 1 2 2		2					........			11 7 7 19	
									4				........			
																
			3				2		2		2		4			
312 113 114 115 116	1 5 1 2 48		1		1				4		3				11 11 2 9 357	
													1			
			1 5 42													
							1 20		1 28							
					23						16		15			
117	2		4		3		2		2		2		o		25	
118 119 120	5 18 93		10 31 45		6 8 10		2 7 9				2 3 117		2 5 108		54 174 493	
																
									11							
121	49		43		28		25		10		12		13		307	
122	3		18		6		3		2		2		1		40	
123 124 125 126	10 2		8		9		6						2		64 7 2 446	1
											1					
			2 66													
	69				23		32		14		25		16			
127	11		13		11		9		13		14		5	1 |	118	4
128	o		3		23		15		4		5		12		86	
129 130	9 22		17 13		28 14		12 6		9 5				2 6	157 ........ 135		
											11					
131	52	2	19		20		25	3	3		11	1	3	........ 202		9
132	3		15		2		1		4		6		3	........:| 48		
133	48	5	29	2	4	1	59	14	59	3	26	5	27	2 j! • 073		91
134 135 136	2	1 .......			I				1		o			!|		2 4 12
								1 1				1				
	30 5		24	2	28		22		1		7		5	l	100	
137	13 4		253 12,857	3	35	5	14	1	6	4	3 1	.......	2	32 i	400	24
	10,276	150 i		193	6,810	93	6,386	121	2,746	60	2,521 1	50	2,473 1		G6,690	943
15 
114
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         TABLE XIX.



Abstract of the  Mortality in  the
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	561.		1,638.		1,621.		3,213.		3,761.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.						1 33		1 110 3 8 3 2		
		2		20						149 3 16 2 7
										
		1		2 1		2				
										
										
										
				2	*	1 3 1 6 5				4 6 22 17 6 8 2 30
								3 4 6 7		
				1 1 7						
		1								
										
										
		1 2						1 11		
				1						
										
										
										
						2		3		5
										
Order U.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
ORDER III.—Dietic Diseases.										
		1				1		2		3
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
								1		
										
										
						1		.		
										'
										
								1 3		
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 38. Consumption.......................................				1		4				14
39. Scrofula................................										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
Carried forward.............										
		8		36		60		169		294
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
115
            TABLE XIX.



General Hospitals of the Central Region.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
4,262.			6, 352.		7,229.		6, 790.		7,833.		9, 558.		10, 344.		5,263.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40		1 88 3 4				2 130 4 8 1 1		13 195 1 18 1 1		6 258 20 10 1 2		2 448 12 15 4 4		24 273 29 23 5 2		50 1,793 81 117 18 21
				87 6 10												
																
																
																
		2														
																
		2 10 12 30 4 13 13 38		4 4 12 17 6 6 20 53		4 5 14 15 5 4 24 19		9 17 13 19 9 6 25 14		6 13 33 7 7 12 23 5		6 23 98 21 12 6 19 6		3 31 128 10 9 4 10 2		41 115 338 150 77 59 138 181
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
				1		3		1		1		1				7
																
		LO		8 1		9 1 1		15 1		13		10 4 2		19 3 1		94 10 4
																
																
																
																
																
															•	
																
										1						1 18 3
		3 1		2		1		1 2				2		2		
																
																
						1		2 1				3 1		3 6 2 9		10 9 2 20 1
				1												
																
				1		2		3		1 1		3				
																
															1	
						I 29		1 42 1								3 225 2
		13		15						27 1		46		31		
																
																
																
		247	i........	254		284		411		448		748		629		3,588
															1..........	
 
H(j                  SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XLX.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION—Continued.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	561.		1,638.		1,621.		3,213.		3,761.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths. 294
		8		36		60 1		169		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
										
						1				
										
										
										
								1		1
										
										
										
										
				1				1		
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
										
										
										
										
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
										
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
						1				
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.			*							1
										
										
										
										
								1		
78. Dropsy of Chest....................................										
										
										
		1				6		7		30 2
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy......										
84. Cholera Morbus..........				1						2
Carried forward.......										330
		9		38		69				
------------------------_____							"	179		
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.                     117
TABLE XIX.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION—Continued.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		MARCn.		April.		, May.		June.		Total.	
4,262.			6,352.		7,229.		6,790.		7,833.		9,558.		10,344.		5,263.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87		247		254 1		284 4		411 1		448 2		748		629 1		3,588 10
																
																
				2 1		3		2 1		3		4 1				15 4
														1		
																
				1 2				1 4						1 3		3 21
		2				2				4		2				
																
										1						1
																
								1 2		2 3		1 1		4 1		8 15
		2		3		1										
																
																
																
																
		1														1
																
																
																
																
																
								1								1 1 7
										I 2						
		1		1				1				1		1		
																
						2		2				1		1		6 1
										1						
																
														1 1		1 11 1 37 11 2 2 5
				1				4		2		2				
																
		7		6		6 2		10 3		5 3		2 2		1 1 1		
																
		1 1														
												1				
				1		2								1		
																
				,								1 2 95 33 1				1 35 977 89 6 12 4 2
		1 73 4		1 215 2		9 193 1 1		14 208 15		7 105 15 1 7				1 44 17 3 3 1		
																
																
																
																
												2 1				
								1								
																
																4,678
		340		491		510		682		612		901		717	!	
															1	
 
118
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TABLE XIX.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION—Concluded.
					1801.					1
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		N'OVEMIII'.I!.	
										
	561.		1,638.		1, 621.		3,213.		3,761.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Doaths.
		9		38		09 2		379 o 1		330
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs— Continued.										
										
										
								1		
										1
								1 1		
										1
										
nr t a-										
										
										0 1
										
										
										2
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
										
										
								1		
										
										
										
										
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.					i					
										
										
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.										
										
~ ' -011' . f R ..								1		
										
						1				
							-			
				1						
										
										'
										
		2		3		2		8		26
										
										
										1 3
		1			1			1		
Total.................................			I							
		12		42 j				196		367
1						1				
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.                    119
TABLE XIX.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March. '		April.		May.		JUNE.		Total.	
4,262.			6,352.		7,229.		6,790.		7,833.		9,558.		10, 344.		5,203.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Casps.	Deaths.
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 108 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 120 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137		340 1 1		491 3 2		510 5 2		682 1 1		612		901 2 3		717 5 1		4,878 21 11
																
																
																
												1				2 1 10 9 1 15
																
						3				4		1 1		3 1 1 3		
		1		2				2								
																
				2				2		4		4				
																
		1								5 1		3				9 2 3 8
																
						2		1								
				1						1				4		
																
																
														1		1
																
																
		1		1												3
																
																
																
						1				1						2
																
																
														1		1
																
		1		2				1		1				1		6
																
																
																
																
		1												1		2
																
																
									»			1				3 5 1 18
						2		1						1		
												1 3				
		2								11				1		
																
												1 1 1 3 264				2 6 13 4 943 1 1 12 32
						1		1 1		1 9				2		
				2												
														1 57		
		10		3		44		102 1		422						
																
										1 5 2						
				1 5		2 3						3 3				
								2						12		
																
		359		515		573		798		1,080	.......	1,195		813		6,024
 
120
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE  XX.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
	1861.									
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	MBER. 397. Deaths.
Mean Strength, (not including Table XIX).......										
	29,	332.	24,230.		41,	675.	81,	387.	95,	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	4 50 29 397 798 317 11 15 2,229 23 657 5 23	2 10 1 1 4 1 1 2	5 64 66 765 1,142 357 93 31 2,760 111 586 41 10 2 205 1 49	1 29 3 1 2 1 7 7 2	32 361 168 1,098 1,633 565 122 51 3,030 249 836 66 19 2 ' 538 1 61 62 357 260 76 137 19 4 1	10 61 4 6 1 8 6 1 10 6 5 3	47 942 496 1,498 3,098 1,898 309 23 4,957 869 1,683 136 264 42 1,186 4 104 370 318 314 176 286 37 1	2 188 4 15 4 2 5 9 12 28 11 3 30 4	38 1,224 408 1,773 2,418 1,304 224 35 4,921 535 1,170 171 72 5 2,550 2 207 326 381 161 201 294 43 5	6 264 7 23 2
2. Typhoid Fever......................................										
										
										
										
										
										]
										8 10 25 28 9 10 3 54 6
										
										
										
										
										
										
	357									
										
	61 19 126 23 54 128 26 3									
										
19. Debility.........................................			199 41 62 96 29 2							
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Svphilis............................................										
										
23. Orchitis..........................................										
										
25. Serpent Bite........................................										
										
Order in.—Dietic Diseases.	31 8 13	1	14 1 19 2 169 119 7 3	1	29 5 11	1	39 13 4 1 557 331 17 10			
								2 1	34 24 8 601 330 30 17	3 2
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	•202 45 7 6				347 194 16 7	1				
										
										
										
										
			2 3 12 6 4	1	1 61 45 9 3	4	5 12 41 3 20	1 8	3 39 69 15 15	22
	2 17 12 4	1								
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 38. Consumption..................										
39. Scrofula.................										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
Carried forward......										
	5,702	24	7,080	55	10,476	127	19,891	327	19,653	490
--------------------------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
121
     TABLE XX.



of the  Central Region.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
110, 864.			94,644.		82,077.		91,544.		181,920.		189,171.		175,903.		99,845.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	25	6	27	8	17	13	24	19	78	11	52	11	70	33	419	122
2	1,063	229	958	177	566	212	524	271	1,171	426	1,586	701	1,041	439	9,550	3,007
3	416	3	208	7	141	4	157	1	652	29	906	20	865	35	4,512	114
4	1,475	22	1,068	12	820	10	872	23	2,295	18	2,975	26	3,144	37	18,180	196
5	2,079		1,011	1	799	2	982	2	2,796	4	2,892	6	2,544	8	22,192	31
6	1,140	3	939	1	530	1	665	4	1,575	2	1,984	4	1,757	3	13, 031	28
7	111		94		56		71		354		165	1	308		1,918	1
8	72	14	28	12	24	12	33	15	129	37	186	35	160	37	787	186
9	5,168	20	5,642	6	3,557	7	4,834	26	14,938	31	14,375	39	12, 671	46	79, 082	200
10	755	22	621	21	271	18	622	16	2,445	62	2,657	122	2,023	153	11,181	453
11	1,035	36	669	18	647	16	990	22	2,709	27	2,429	33	1,545	19	14,958	248
12	148	9	79	8	67	6	132	11	175	8	263	14	168	15	1,451	104
13	146	17	112	6	65	7	71	10	196	16	173	8	151	6	1,302	81
14	38	17	71	28	78	30	51	28	100	33	44	22	31	10	464	173
15	2,778	76	3,741	99	642	39	745	57	561	19	216	9	68	3	11,587	395
16 17			14 1,216	1 1			7 926	1 1	3 1,638	1 1	6 815	1	2 433		40 7,001	3 7
	689				802	3										
18	790		1,812	3	372		282		342		187		110		4,672	3
19	521	10	463	8	378	9	483	15	1,147	21	1,482	12	1,548	28	7,401	116
20	61	2	211	2	1,126	2	129	2	274	3	402	6	280	7	3,082	24
21	166	1	207		115	1	328		192	1	173	3	170	3	1,720	9
22	375		660		183		203		299		351		290		3,302	
23	67		142		85		76		222		132		106		984	
24	5		10		3		1		13		9		6		60	
25 26 27	1								1		1		7	1	11	1
																
	11		6		7		7		45	2	127		78	1	374	3
28	16	6	17	4	15	2	11	5	24	3	20	4	18	3	182	34
29	18	1	14	2	24		22	2	14		30		25		218	8
30 31	3 802	2	3 791				7 578	6	7 1,342		15 1,105	5	5 822	3	51 7,835	20
				1	519	2										
32	510		514	1	345		317	1	1,001	1	944	4	884	6	5,534	13
33	36	2	21		39		48		126		124		182	3	653	5
34	22		25	1	19	3	33	3	72	1	126	5	167	9	507	23
35 36	1 11		1 6	1					11 10	1	2 17		1 16		16 82	2
					6		5									
37	35		25	1	21	1	27	1	77		29		71		402	4
38	51	20	78	24	69	37	79	57	137	42	139	56	107	45	904	317
39	26	2	20		18		15	1	27	2	32	1	25	1	208	7
40	17		56		108		44		97		26		16		410	
	20,683	520	19, 580	454	12, 532	437	14,199	600	37,295	802	37,197	1,148	31,975	954	236,263	5,938
16 
122
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XX.—CENTRAL REGION—Continued.
					1H	01.				
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 95,397.	
Mean Strength, (not including Table XIX).......										
	29,332.		24,230.		41,	375.	81,387.			
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 490 1 4 1
	5,702	24	7,080 4 75	55 2	10,476 1 131 1 19 6 4	127 1 2	19,891 6 112 3 25 1 5 2 21 175 220 13 38 6	327 2 2	19,653 1 68 5 22	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	84									
										
	6 25 21		7 6 2							
										
								1 3 3	8 16 208 241 12 41 7	1 1
										
	1 87 132 2 15 2		1 76 33							
					100 76 4 25 a					
50. Toothache...........,..............................										
										
			18 1	1						
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
				........						
	1 5 142 26 29 18 12 2		1 2 133 5 10 16 5 5 1				4 3 292 52 32 23 10 6 4 1 2 3 4 4 8 18 4 33 389 87 1,702 6 21		4 4 393 39 27 43 41 6 5 1	
				«	6 137 16 16 18 10 7					
										
										
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
										
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.					1 2 1					
			1							
	4							1 1 1	5 3 1 21 22 17 24 919 99 3,117 10 22 2 68 81 488 74 1 57 232 794 121	1 1 1 1 1 1 75 3 o 1 1
										
					2 14 25 7 13 362 25 912 5 25	1 1				
	6 10 2 1 169 4 213 4 12	1	6 5 3 1 91 35 314 3 5							
										
										
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
	21 35 44 22	1 2	13 40 35 23	2 2	13 42 92 47 2 72 128 447 76	9 2	51 71 162 34 3 89 266 628 120	2 14 3 2 1		
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 671. Abdominal Dropsy..................................										
	49 125 429 47		63 80 437 48	1						
85. Colic...............................										
										
										
										
	7,509	28	8,684	63	13,170	143	24,850	363	27,023	586
										
 
DURING  THE  YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1862.
123
TABLE XX.—CENTRAL REGION—Continued.
1861.
1869.
	December.		Jan 17	ARY.	February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
110, 864.			94, 644,		82, (	77.	91,544.		181,	920.	189,	171.	175, 903.		99,845.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	20,683	520	39,580	454	12, 532	437	14,199	600	37,295	802	37,197	1,148	31,975	954	236,263	5,938
41	5	5	7	6	8	10	4	6	11	8	10	10	18	17	75	68
42	130		88		57		132		268		395		451		2,011	
43	8	5	3	5	9	10	6	5	14	10	3	5	6	2	58	50
44	35	1	33	1	23	1	20	2	48	4	54	0	48	3	340	19
45					1		6	1	14		50	3	91	5	206	9
46	23		9	2	6		9	2	34		35	1	22	1	178	7
47	3	4	3	4	7	5	6	7	8	9	14	9	9	6	52	48
48	12		30		6		10		27		69		48		241	
49	341		274		139		222		515	1	487		455		3,079	1
50	343		161		140		186		411		420		322		2,685	
51	7	1	7		12	2	6	1	12	2	16	1	31	6	122	13
52	46	2	82	5	20	1	18	6	75	4	90	2	114	2	582	27
53	2		3		3		2		4		8		7		48	
54	2		1		2		3		1		6		3		18	
55	6		14		5		3		13		13		5		70	
56 57					11 240		5 299		4 532		12 533		23 525		75 4,040	1
	441	1	373													
58	44		30		11		27		48		40		27		365	
59	61		64		54		39		110		100		89		631	
60	75		75		35		35		92		54		55		539	
61	71		90		47		29		59	1	78		42		494	1
62	13		4		2		4		7		10		9		75	
63	3		5		3		1	1	10		31		11		74	1
64					4				2	3	1		4		14 37 36	3 12 5
6t	2	1	5	1			3	1	5	3	9	5	8	1		
66	5		1		5	1	3	1	2	1	3	1	4	1		
67	5	2	6	1	2	3	6	5	4	2	10	4	16	3	56	21
68	3		4	1	1		1		4	1	14		4		38	2
69	23		31		11		11		66		61		64		322	
70	14		13		14		16		29		38		51	1	255	1
71	26		20	1	13	1	17	5	33	8	18	2	19	2	179	22
72	32		53	1	17	1	16	1	42		48	1	32	1	312	7
73	1,679	10	1,197	30	683	8	932	13	962	5.	610	3	384	3	8,177	54
74	114		125		63	3	99	3	342	4	257	2	223	2	1,473	15
75	4,774	1	4,943	1	2,991		3,333	1	3,561		1,767		1,518	1	29,145	4
76	12	1	9		4		2		20		24	1	18		117	2
77	46	2	35	2	26	3	27		49		36	1	24	3	328	13
78	2		1		1	1							2		8	2
79	105	2	134		102	2	135	2	129		91	2	83		945	11
80	206	1	218	■ 2	162	11	139	16	510	7	308	4	209	1	2,021	42
81	798	153	1,130	353	752	252	904	282	1,118	197	628	136	324	70	6,455	1,545
82	118	7	349	11	125	3	110	25	53	21	163	39	95	30	1,013	146
83	5	1	5		4	1	2		7	1	25	1	15	3	69	7
84	52	3	37		40		35		251	7	358	1	509	7	1,612	22
85	276	1	205		139		169		794		817	2	857	3	4,088	9
86	914		708		404		430	1	1,243	1	1,102	1	1,559	1	9,295	5
87	390		133		123		110		251		312		259		1,790	
	31,755	724	30,078	861	19,059	756	21,771	987	49,109	1,102	46,431	1,391	40, 667	1,129	320,106	8,133
 
124
SICKNESS   AND  MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XX.—CENTRAL REGION—Concluded.
Year
Month......................................

Mean Strength, (not including Table XIX).
LIST OF  DISEASES.
Brought forward.
  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
 88. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
 89. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
 90. Fistula............................................
 91. Haemorrhage from Stomach........................
 92. Piles..............................................
 93. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
 94. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
 95. Hernia...........................................
 96. Jaundice..........................................
 97. Prolapsus Ani.....................................
 98. Inflammation of Peritouaftuni.......................
 99. Inflammation of Spleen...........................
100. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
101. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
 Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
102. Stone and Gravel..................................
103. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
104. Diabetes..........................................
105. Incontinence of Urine.............................
106. Difficulty of Urination.............................
107. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
108. Hydrocele and Haematocele........................
109. Sarcocele.........................................
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis......................
111. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
      Order VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
112. Anchylosis...................................
113. Exostosis................ ...................
114. White Swelling..............................
115. Necrosis....................—...............
     ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
116. Abscess..................................—-.
117. Carbuncle.....................................
118. Whitlow......................................
119. Boil..........................................
120. Skin Diseases.............................
121. Ulcers........................................
122. Other Diseases of this Order...................
CLASS  V.
-WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
     INJURIES.
123. Burns...........................
124. Concussion of Brain.............
125. Compression of Brain...........
126. Contusion.......................
127. Fracture........................
128. Dislocation.....................
129. Sprain..........................
130. Incised Wounds.................
131. Contused and Lacerated Wounds.
132. Punctured Wounds..............
133. Gunphot Wounds................
134. Poisoning.......................,
135. Suicide...............t.........
136. Others of this Class.............
137. Unclassified Diseases.
Total................................... 8,694
1861.
July.
Cases.  Deaths
7,509


   19
   38
    2
 40

188
49
August.
24,230.
Cases.  Deaths.
 41
104
  9
 31
 11
  1
  2
 23
 44
 77
  4
 80
  7
  5
 39
 27
 20
 14
213
  2
    30
    52

9,878
63
55
September.
41, 675.
Cases.  Deaths.
13,170


    20
    27
     1
     3
    59
   133
    10
    76
    51
     2
     3
     3
    72
   270
143
19
 10
  4
  1
137
 31
 10
 51
 29
 50
  3
162
  5
14,940
187
October.
81,387.
Cases.  Deaths,
24,850


   103
    90
     6
     4
   110
    83
    50
   100
   249
     6
    11
    23
   201
    99


     2
     4
     2
     2
    22
    20
  4
 11


  1
  3
  2
  3


108
 14
 29
 63
 77
 93
 16
186
 31
 26
 51
 61
 68
 35
173
  7
27,269
434
 November,

   95,397.

Cases.  Deaths.

17,023


   121
   59
    5
    2
   100
   67
   19
   77
   350
    3
    3
   13
   278
   91
  9
  4
  7


122
  7
 34
 72
182
114
 16
 30
 10
  4
181
 41
 15
 82
 78
154
 29
395
  8

 64
30,030    690 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862
125
TABLE XX.—CENTRAL REGION—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
110,864.			94,644.		82,077.		91,544.		181,920.		189,	171.	175,903		99.845.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	31,755	724	30,078	861	19,059	756	21,771	987	49,109	1,102	46,431	1,391	40,667	1,129	320,106	8,133
88	84	6	40	7	21	7	46	4	47	4	126	6	104	7	743	49
89	98	3	44	3	23	2	48	1	82	3	235	4	145	3	911	21
90	9		5		10		12		18		26		10		108	
91	2		8		1		11		10		5	1	2		48	2
92	173		164		70		88		374	1	421		349		1,982	o
93	93	2	42		12	1	63		145	4	171	1	212	3	1,143	12
94	32	1	22	2	12		09	o	147	1	95	1	139	2	617	13
95	129	1	124		71		103		197		205		231	1	1,371	3
96	428		629	3	469		492	2	1,235	7	1,145	5	818	11	5,894	31
97	12		10		4		8		25		31		24		126	
98	4	2	4	4	15		36	1	19	7	91	2	3	2	196	24
99	32		18		5		4		15	1	19		22		180	2
100	088		508		380	2	392	1	572		308		211		3,723	3
101	136	6	156	1	96	3	139	1	280	2	193	1	210	4	1,832	26
102	6		5		2		3		5		1		5		37	
103	20		19		11		8		20		25		39		144	
104	2		3		1		4		7		12		7	1	39	1
105	6		1				3		3		5		26		58 278	
106	19		14		15		6		41		52		67			
107	30	1	61	1	17		38	1	73		90		64		440	4
108	51		9		5		6		15		9		7		106	
109	6		3		5		1		12		12		5		45	
110	6		2		2		4		13		16		6		71	
111	13		10		8	1	6		15	2	24		23		149	3
112	11		7		6		5		9		8		6		58	
113	9		1		3		4		5				5		42 34 64	
114	4		6		4		8		1				3			1
115	7		7		4		2		7		15		8			
116	159	1	120	2	60		86	1	189	1	224	1	298	1	1,595	7
117	25		19		9		4	1	35		40		51		217	1
118	43		23		15		13		45		25		48		315	
119	106		69		24		23		91		75		81		790	
120	280		222		131		94	1	259		293		275		1,975	1
121	133	1	97		55	1	74		135		152		108	1	1,151	3
122	25		2i		10		14		14		17		31		213	
123	44		27		22		31		29		42		29	3	304	1
124	2		1						8	2	10	2	7	1	53	
125	1		2			o		1	15		3	1	1	2		7 7
126	186		134		80		98		189	1	214	1	158		1,727	
127	33	2	27		21		24		108	11	49	5	51	2	433	24
128	27		9		30		22		14		31		23		220	
129	57		73		54		40		79		62	1	100		734	2
130	83	1	68	1	47	1	42	2	84	2	118	1	90	2	755	10
131	110	3	50	4	73	4	73	4	707	17	273	25	142	4	1,796	68
132	14	1	24		8		8		06	1	70	9	34	4	323	17
133	173	51	75	15	301	108	88	128	5,357	1,250	679	398	230	112	7,917	2,247
134	6	2			1		1	1	14	2	20		26		96	8 10 64
135 136				2 7	66	1 4	43	1 5	306	3 13	144	3 6	81	2 3		
	82	5	58												1,023	
137	284	10	391	9	127	15	220	4	216	74	312	13	108	30	2,151	188
	35,738	823	33,520	922	21,465	908	24,378	1,149	60,461	2,511	52,624	1,878	45,370	1,329	364,367	11,009
 
 
SICKNESS, ETC., DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18C2.           127
                            PACIFIC REGION.

     The reports from the Pacific Region have been consolidated into two statistical tables,
as follows:

     1. The Department  of New Mexico    -.-__ Table   XXI.
     2. The Department  of the Pacific ------ Table  XXII.
         To which is added—
     3. A consolidated table for the Pacific Region     -           Table XXIII.

               1. The  Department of New  Mexico—Table XXI.

     This table embraces  all reports received from stations in New Mexico and Colorado
Territories.   From July 3 to November 9, 1861, this region was embraced in the Western
Department.   November 9th  the Department of New Mexico  was created by General
Orders No. 97, to  consist of the Territory of  New Mexico.  February  14, 1862, Fort
Garland, Colorado  Territory, was added.  May 2,1862, Colorado Territory was transferred
to the Department of Kansas.   These changes have, however, been disregarded.

               2. The  Department of the Pacific—Table XXII.
     This table includes all reports received from stations in the region west of the Rocky
Mountains which are not  embraced in the Department of New Mexico.  (Table  XXI.)
     The Department of the Pacific, as it existed officially during the year, comprised the'
country west of the Rocky Mountains, except those portions of it included within the
limits of the  Departments of New Mexico and Utah.   Utah is  included in  the present
table.
CONSOLIDATED  TABLE FOR THE UNITED  STATES—Table XXIV.

This table is prepared by consolidating Tables XII, XX, and XXIII. 
128
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE XXI.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	2,139.		3, 508.		2,908.		3, 552.		3,845.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.										
	1						7 2 36 80 9		2 4 16 70 10	1
					18 5 20 43 16					
	3 8 8 13		15 75 37 9							
										
										
										
										
	37 1 28 1 2	1	109 10 16 5	2	55 4 19 1	1	88 1 10 1 12 10		58 7 8	
										
										
										
								1	10 25	5
					4					
										
										
							1			
										
19. Debility........................................	4 1 21 47 1		10		7		4 1 23 47 6 1		3	
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis..........................................			47 59 7 1		33 41 6				34 41 6 1	
										
23. Orchitis.........................................										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	12		13		5		3 1 2		3	
										
	1		3		2					
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	19 2	2	25 19		37 2		42 21	1	29 25	
										
										
			2		1	1			2	
							1			
36. Tumors.............................................										
37. Other Diseases of this Order.........................									1	
ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases.							1			
39. Scrofula.........................									2	
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
Carried forward..........										
	208	3	462	2	319	2	410	2	357	
— - ------------ — -----										6
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.
129
TABLE XXI.
of the Department of New Mexico.
1861.			1S62.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
5,461.			6,026.		2,711.		3, 079.		3,354.		2,018.		2,910.		3,460.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40																
	4 25 39 7 1	1	1 1 3 19 14												11 59 279 896 148 64 2 536 27 194 13 50 157 22	1 1 1 3 9
					2				1 46 34 5 7		12 59 3 3 9 1 25		15 46 36 2			
							25 3 7 8									
					9 3 1											
													1 46			
	17		25 2 o		24		25 1 1		27 1 18 3 1 19							
	12				4						8 1 2 16 9		70 1 1 9 13	1		
	11 23	1	2 19		5 19		4 13	1								
																
									1						2	
																
	1 1 36 38 7 4				2		3		8		12		13		07 3 343 432 76 16	
																
			36 48 11		34 33 10 5		20 16 8 3		12 12 5		29 21 7 1		18 29 2			
																
																
	19		1 2 2				1		11		7		20		95 3 18	1
				1												
	5						1									
																
	72 24 1	1	54 16		38		48 14		67 7		90 21		25 23		546 174 1 5 2 2 3 10 3 1	3 1 1 1 2
																
																
	1 1	1														
											1					
									2 1							
	2		1				1	1		1			4			
											1 1					
																
																
	351	4	259	1	189		202	2	288	1	343.		374	1	3,760	24
17 
130                  SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XXL—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Continued.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	
										
	2,139.		3,508.		2,908.		3,552.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 6
	208	3	462	2	319 1 1	2 1	410	2	357	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
			2				2		6	
										
	1				2				1	
			2							
										
									1	
										
	4 4		9 2 2 2		5 3		7 1		2 1	
50. Toothache.......................................										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
							4			
										
	2		13		8		15 1 1		11 2 2 2	
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.			2 3		3 1					
	4									
							1			
										
									1	
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
			1							
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
							5		3 1 38	
										
	7		16		10		40			
										
										
										
					3 3 2 2	1			1 1 2 1 1	1
			2 2 1				2 2 1	1		
										
	1									
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 83. Abdominal Dropsy......										
84. Cholera Morbus.......										
	5 18 4		18 35 2		3 18 3		6 26 1		5 48 5	
86. Constipation..............										
										
										
Carried forward............	258	3	576	2	387	4	525	3	492	7
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1802.
TABLE XXL—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Continued.
1861.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
5,461.			6, 026.		2,711.		3,079.		3, 354.		2, 018.		2,916.		3,460.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87	351	4	259	1	189		202	2	288	1	341		374	1	3,760 1 21 1 10 2 2 1	24 1 1
	3		3						1 1				3			
										1						
	3		3													
																
	1		1													
																
																
	7 2		4 2				9		3		7		1		58 21 3 2	
					6											
											1					
																
																
																
															4	
																
	12		7		2		8		11 1 2 2		33		19 1 2 1 3		141 5 24 19 5 2 1	
	3 2 1		1 3								8 1					
																
																
			1								1					
																
																
															1	
																
													2	1	2	1
																
													1		1	
																
									1						1	
																
	2		4		1		4		2		3 2 23				24 3 353 1 3	1
																
	52 1	1	28		26		51		47				15			
			3													
																
											1 1 5				5 23 39 9 4 o 77 489 58	1 I 4
	4 2 1	1	3 7		2 5 2	1	1 5		2 7			1	2			
																
			1				1				1 2 9 74 2					
																
	1 65 7				1 17 7		4 33 24		20 51				5 07			
			37 3													
																
	520	6	370	1	258	1	342	2	439	2	515	1	496	2	5,178	*
 
132
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XXL—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Concluded.
					1861.					j
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			—
										
	2,139.		3, 508.		2,908.		3,552.		3, 645.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 492	Deaths.
	258	3	576	2	387	4	525 2	3		i
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										7
	3		5						5	
										
	1 1									
			.3		4		2 1		2 1 1	........
										
										
					2 1					........
							1		2	........
										.......
										
										
			3 34		5 47		3 23	.....	13 17	
	12									
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
					1			j		
										
										
106 Difficulty of Urination...............................	1									
							1			
										
							3			
110. Non-Svphilitio Ulcer of Penis........................	2 1		2 1							
111. Other Diseases of this Order.........................					1		2			
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
			1 15							
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.					7		8		7	
										
			5 5 1 2 1 7		1 2 2 1 1 4		2 2 3 4 1 2			
119. Boil................................................	1 4								2 2 7 4 2 6	
										
										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.	8									
										
										
	19 1		31 3 1 8 3 7 2 8		22		23 4 6 4 2 21 1 4		30 2	
127. Fracture..........................................										
					2					
129. Sprain..............................................	1 2 9 3 12	3							7 4 18	
					13 6					
										
										
133. Gunshot Wounds....................................					7 3				3	
										
										
136. Others of this Class................			1 41		2 23					
137. Unclassified Diseases.................	6						63		40	
Total......................										
	345	6	766	2	544	4	713	3	667	7
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.
133
TABLE XXL—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Concluded.
1 1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
5,461.			6,026.		2,711.		3,079.		3,354.		2,018.		2,916.		3,460.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 no 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137	520	6	370 1 3	1	258	1	342	2	439 1 I	2	515	1	496	2	5,178 4 20 2 1 19 6 3 8 8	34
	2										1 1					
													1			
																
	1				1		1		1 1		1 1		2 2			
																
	1		1													
							2		2		1		1			
	3		3													
																
																
																
	5 4		6 1		14 8		9		4 3		10 17	1	5 2		77 168	1
																
															1	
																
																
							1						1		3 5 3 3 6 6	
	1		2 2		1											
											1					
																
			2													
											1					
																
																
																
	1 17														2 87	
			10		5		4		8		4		2			
			2						2		2		1		15 17 38 33 10 33 6	
					3 7 2		3									
	2 6 1 2		8 2 1 3								7		2 5			
							3 1 3		1							
																
					1								1			
																
																
	37 2 2 3 9 15 2 4	2	16 3 4 5 35 6 2 5	3	10 2 1 9 8 8 5 140		8		3 2		1 1		16		196 20 16 55 79 120 19 370 3	o 33 1 1
																
							3 8 6		2 9 11 2 G6		5 3 5		8 3 8 2 39	2		
							82	10		15	20					
				1												
			1 14				7 21		10 22		4 10				25 291	
	31				9								11	1		
	651	8	486	5	492	I	503	12	590	17	Oil	2	588	5	0,950	72
 
134                 SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE  XXII.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1861.					|
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	3,126.		3,227.		2, 636.		. 3,906.		4,90n	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.									2 8 5 11 39 56 1	1 2
							12 7 19 46 24 2 1 93 15 17	1		
	2 2 7 7		6 11 13 5		3 2 9 12					
										
										
										
										
					1 75 1 7 1 1					
	74		101 2 12					1	134 1 38 3 2 4	1
										
	7 2 1									
										
							4			
										
										
										
									1	
										
19. Debility............................................	6 I 86 41 7		4 3 61 35 3 1		2		7 2 109 77 14 3		7 2 218 135 19 6	........
Order II.—Enthctic Diseases.					87 65 6 1					
										
										
										
										
										
Order ni.—Dietic Diseases.									1 1 21	
	4 20		2 30		2 17		3 10	1		
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	27 12		23 15		25 9		34 14		65 22	
										
										
							1			
										
		I			1		2 1 3		2	
	1 2 1	........ 1								
Order H.—Tubercular Diseases.		1	1 2 1		2	1		1	4 2 2	1
39. Scrofula..........................................										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
Carried forward..................					1					
	310	1	335		329	1	520	4	812	5
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
135
TABLE XXII.
of the Department of the Pacific.
1861.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
5,517.			4,758.		4,596.		4,859.		2,741.		1,904.		2,248.		3, 701.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 10															2 45 59 115 325 200 20 4 932 32 194 11 17 11 41	1 7 1 1 1 2 1
	11 5 25 85 19 1 1 87 3 18 3 2	4	2 6 10 26 12 7	.......	4 6 13 36 19 6	1	6 10 9 23 27 2	1					2 2			
									3 6 14		4 7 12 7					
													15 12			
									1							
													1 42 1 24 1			
			81 2 3		70 4 12		75		44 2 6		47 I 9 1 2					
							41									
			3		1 3 18				1 1 1							
						1	1 20	1					2 1			
											1					
																
					1		6		8		2		1		19 16 59 29 968 619 112 27	
	16 3 2 98 88 16 6															
			8 2 84 47 5 5		6 4 86 40 13 2		7 1 67 40 11 1		3		3		3 12 25 17 6 1			
									27 16 8 1		20 18 4					
																
																
	1 8 8										1 2 2				3 49 162	1
			8 9		3 7		13 32		2 4				1 2			
	82 28		104 32		126 43		116 34 1 2		30 9		18 7 1		13 16		663 241 2 4 1 10 9 27 14 9	1 6
					1											
													1 3 3	1		
	1		1													
							2 3 3				1					
	3		4		2 2 3			1	3	1						
											2		2			
			1													
																
	020	4	462		537	2	555	3	190	1	172		209	1	5, 051	22
 
136
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Continued.
					18<;i.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
										
	3,126.		3, 227.		2,636.		3,906.		4,900.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	310 I 4 1 2 1	1 1	335 1 5	1	329	1	520	4	812	5
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
					4 2 1	1	1		12	
										
		1 1					2		5	
			1 2	1						
										
									3	
										
	1 2		4 6		7 4		10 3 3		8 9 1 1 1	
										
										
					4					
ORDER II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	1						2		1	
			1 10							
	14 2 1 1				8 1		17		32	
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.							1 1		2 6 1	
			2 1		1					
										
	2 1				1					
									1	
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.							1	1		
			1		2					
										
									1	1
										
			2							
					2				2 3	1
							1 1 5			
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
	1 1 30		3		2				11 2 186	
										
			41		59		94			
										
77. Hasmorrhage from Lungs............................	2		1		1				2	
78. Dropsy of Chest....................................										
			1 1				1 3 3 1		3 9 B 3	
	3				3 35 1					
										
	1		1							
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
84. Cholera Morbus..............	3 15 37 7		10 12 32 9		2 11 40 9		5 12 45 3		2 14 115 13	
* 85. Colic..................										
										
87. Dyspepsia........................										
										
Carried forward............	442	4	482	2	529	2	735	5	1,269	'1
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.                       137
TABLE XXII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Continued.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
5,517.			4, 758.		4, 596.		4,859.		2, 741.		1, 904.		2,248.		3, 701.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87	620	4	462		537 1 15	2	555	3	190	1	373		209	1	5,051 3 97 3 20 2 12 3	22 1 1 2
	5		12				15		10		3		11			
	2		1		2		3				1		1			
																
			1		3		4		1				1			
																
																
	15 7		20 6		21 3 2 1 1 1 o		15 1 1 3 2	1 1	12 6		7 3 1 2		14 5 2 2		134 55 10 15 5 1 11 3 213 7 10 25 3 8 2 1 4	1 1 1
			2 1													
																
																
							2				1		2			
																
	25 1 o 2		20		21		25 2		13 1		18		10			
			1 3		1						1		1 4			
							2		3							
					1 1											
			2				1				1					
																
																
									1							
																
															1	1
																
			2		1										5 6 15 1 76 16 1,382	1
	1 3						1 2									
			1		1				o				2			
																
	13 1 134		12 1 192		10 4 342		13				3 1 27		3 5 31			
									1 34							
							212									
			2		2				1						11	
																
	14 11 6 1	1	1 8 7	1	8 9 5		6 15 13				1 3		1 6		36 73 78 9	1 1
									2 1							
													1			
																
					2 5 90 11		1 2 98 12						1 11 45 18		24 91 739 311	...... i
	4 82 11		3 88 10								2 21 6					
									46 2							
	960	5	858	1	1,103	2	1,006	5	326	1	274		386	1	3,370	35 j
18 
138
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Concluded.
					1861.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
										
	3,126.		3,227.		2,636.		3,906.		4,900.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 7
	442	4	482 1 2 1	2 1	529	2	735	5	1,269	
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
					2 1		5		3 1	
	1									
										
92. Piles................................................	9 1		6 7		10 2 1 1		8		3 1 2 2 1	
										
						1	3 1 2	1		
	2		1							
										
										
			1	1						
										
	10 7		4 4		7		7 1		19 8 1	
										
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs. 102. Stone and Gravel....................................										
							1			
104. Diabetes............................................										
										
									1 3	
					2 1		2			
	1		4							
										
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis........................									1 4	
	4				5		1			1
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
									1	
114. White Swelling-.....................................						i				
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	5		4		5 1 5 16 6 4 2 2		2 1 4 7 8 17 2 2 2	1	13 2 8 17 9 20 4 2 2	
										
118. Whitlow.......................................	3 15 5 5		6 13 5 7 2 1							
119. Boil.......................................										
120. Skin Diseases......................................										
121. Ulcers...........................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. 123. Burns..............................................	1 1	1								
										
										
	37 7 4 10 7 25 3		39 5 4 24 4 23 1 1 3		37 2 1 11 10 15 4 1 2		23 2 1 5 9 11 3 1 1	1 1	45 8 2 13 13 15 2	
										
128. Dislocation........................................										
129. Sprain..'......................................										
										
										
										
133. Gunshot Wounds..................										"
	6									
135. Suicide...................										
136. Others of this Class.........	20 29	2	15 58							
137. Unclassified Diseases........					22 ........		18			
1								........ :»		
1 Total...................	660			4	707	3	885 9 1,522			7
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
139
TABLE XXIL—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Concluded.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		JUKE.		Total.	
5,517.			4,758.		4,596.		4,859.		2,741.		1, 904.		2,248.		3, 701.	
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 312 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 325 126 127 128 129 330 131 132 133 134 135 136 137	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	960	5	858	1	1,103 1 5 1	2	1,006	5	326	1	274		386	1	8,370 2 35 11	35 1
	4 4		4				4 2		2				4			
																
																
	15 1 3 1 6 1		9 1		12		9 2 2 7 1		3		3		3		90 15 12 27 16 4 4 3 129 40 3 7	2 1
													1 2 1			
			1 2		8 2						1 1 3					
																
																
									3 1 3 4							
	1 25 3						1 21 7									
			14		11						4 1 1 1		4 5			
			1 1													
	1						2		1							
																
					1										1 5 13 7 1 9 21 2 2 1	
			3 2										1 1 1			
	1				2											
																
			1 1 3 1													
	2 1				1		1 2 1		2 1		1					
																
																
	1															
											1					
																
	16 5 4 8 5 12		9 3 3 6 6 8		3 1 2 4 12 8 1 5 3		13		8		6		4		88 13 39 122 82 303 13 21 12 1 354 46 30 140 111 239 31 28 18	3 1 5 2 2
						........	1 21 11 15 1 2 2		1 5 4 1 1		1 2 6 2		1 8 5 4			
	3		2 2	1									1			
																
											1 12 3 1 5 4 7 2 1 3					
	39 3 2 6 16 24 4 6 1	3	37 5 3 15 15 25 2 3		31 3 4 18 7 34 3 1	1	26 5 4 20 13 50 3 2 2		7 2				21 1 4 6 2 3 4 9			
									7 11 7							
									3							
								2								
	9 18 1,211		9 21		4 9				5 7		1 5		3 4		68" 239	
							23									
		8	1,076	2	1,300	3	1,282	7	415	1	353		489	1	10,628	52
 
140
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE XXIII.



Abstract of the  Sickness and Mortality
					1 Rfil				~	
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	5, 2G5.		6, 735.		5, 544.		7,458.		8,745.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 1 2 1
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.									10 9 27 109 66 1	
	1 2 5 15 15 13						19 9 55 126 33 2 1 181 16 27 1 16 10	1		
			6 26 88 42 9		21 7 29 55 16 1 130 5 26 2 1 4	1				
										
										
										
										
										
	111 1 33 3 3	1	213 12 28 5	0				1 1	392 8 46 3 12 29	6
										
										
										
13. Erysipelas..........................................										
										
										
										
							1		1	
										
19. Debility..................................	10 2 107 88 8		14 3 108 94 10 2		9		13 3 132 124 20 4		10 2 252 176 25 7	
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 21. Syphilis.........................................					120 106 12 1					
										
23. Orchitis........................................										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	12 4 21		33 2 33		5 2 19		3 4 32	1	4 1 21	
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 30. Gout...............................................										
	46 14	2	48 34		62 11		76 35	1	94 47	
										
										
			2		1	1	1 1 2 1 4		2	
										
					1			1	2 1 4 4 2	1 11
	1 2 1	3	1 1 2 1							
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. •is*. Consumption.................					2	1				
39. Scrofula...................										
CLASS III.—FARASITIC DISEASES.										
										
Carried forward.......	518	4	797	2	648	3	930	6	1,169	
-------------------------------------------------------------------■----------------------------------------—------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
141
   TABLE XXIII.



of the Pacific  Region.
1861.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
10,978.			10, 784.		7, 307.		7, 938.		6,095.		3, 922.		5,164.		7,101.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases, j Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
l 2 3															2 56 118	1 8 1
	11 9	5	3 7		4 8	1	6 10	1					2 17			
									4		16					
4	50		13		13		34		52		66		46		394	2
5	124		45		45		26		48		15		51		721	
6	26		26		22		34		5		10		14		348	
7 8 9	2 1 104		7		7		10		8		9 1 72				84 6 1,468	1
													2 88			
			106		100		100		71							
10	3		4		4		1		3		1		1		59	1
11	30		5		16		42		24		17		94		388	
12	3								3		2		2		24	3
13	13		5		6		4		2		4		1		67	
14	23	1	19		22	1	14	1	20		16		11	1	168	11
15					18		20	1					14			1
16 17																
					1		6						1			
18 19	16 4														16 126	
			8		8		10		11		15		16			
20 21	3 134		2 120		4 120		1 87						12 43		32 1,311	
									39		49					
22	126		95		73		56		28		39		46		1,051	
23	23		16		23		19		13		11		8		188	
24	10		5		7		4		1		1		1		43	
25 26 27																
																
	20		1				1		11		g		20		98 52	
28	8		10	1	3		13		2		o		1			2
29	13		11		7		33		4		4		2		180	
30 31																
	154		158		164		164		97		108		33		1,209	3
32	52		48		43		48		16		28		39		415	
33 34 35	1	1					1 2			.	1				3 9 3	1 1 2
					1											
	1	1											1	1		
3G	o		1								1		3		12	
37							2		2		1		3		12 37 17 10	
38	5		5		2		4	2	4	2			4			8
39					2		3				3					
40			1		3		2				1					
																
	971	8	721	1	726	2	757	5	478	2	513		563	o	8,811	46
 
142
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XXIIL—PACIFIC REGION—Continued.
Year............

Month...........

Mran Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
       Brought forward................
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES.
Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
Apoplexy.............
Headache.............
Inflammation of Brain.
Epilepsy..............
Sun-stroke..........................
Insanity............................
Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.
Nostalgia...........................
Neuralgia..........................
Toothache..........................
Paralysis...........................
Other Diseases of this Order.........
        Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
Amaurosis............................
Cataract..............................
In flammation of Iris...................
Night Blindness.......................
Ophthalmia...........................
Other Diseases of this Order...........
        Order in.—Diseases of Ear.
Earache...............................
Inflammation of Internal Ear...........
Otorrhcea.............................
Deafness..............................
Other Diseases of this Order............
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.

Aneurism......................................
Inflammation of Heart..........................
Inflammation of Endocardium..................
Inflammation of Pericardium............„.....
Inflammation of Veins..........................
Varicocele.....................................
Varicose Veins.................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
Asthma.....................
Acute Bronchitis............
Chronic Bronchitis..........
Catarrh.....................
Haemorrhage from Nose.....
Haemorrhage from Lungs---
Dropsy of Chest............
Inflammation of Larynx.....
Inflammation of Pleura......
Inflammation of Lungs......
Other Diseases of this Order.
1861.
July.
5,265.
Cases.  Deaths.
518
16
August.
6,735.
Cases.  Deaths.
797
  ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
Abdominal Dropsy...........................
Cholera Morbus..............................
Colic........................................
Constipation.................................
Dyspepsia..................................,
Carried forward .
700
1,058
September.
Cases.  Deaths.
048
69
October.
7,458.
Cases.  Deaths.
930
134
1,260
November.

  8,745.
Cases. Deaths.
1,169
18
 14
  3
224
   1
   2
  19
  163
  18

1,761 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1862
143
TABLE XXIII.-PACIFIC REGION—Continued.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
10,978.			10,784.		7,307.		7,938.		6,095.		3,922.		5,164.		7,161.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87	971	8	721	1	726 1 15	2	757	5	478	2	513		583	2	8,811 4 118 4 30 4 14 4	46 3 2 1 2
	8		15				15		11 1	1	3		14			
	5		4		o		3				1		1			
																
	1		2		3		4 ,....		1				1			
																
													1			
	22 9		24 8		21 9 2 1 1 1 2		24 1 1 3 2	1 1	15 6		14 3 2 2		15 5 2 2		192 76 13 17 5 1 15 1 354 12 34 44 8 10 3 1 5	1 1 1
			2 1							----						
																
								1								
							2	|			1		..... 2			
																
	37 1 5 4 1	........	27		23		33 2		24 2 2 5		51		29 1 3 5 3			
		........!	2 6		1						9 1					
							2									
					1 1											
		i	3				1				2					
																
																
									1							
																
													2	1	3	2
																
			2		1								1		6 6 16 1 100 19 1,735 1 14	1 1
	1 3						1 2									
			1		1				3				2			
																
	15 1 186 1	i	16 1 220		11 4 368		17		2 1 81		6 3 50		3 5 46			
							263									
			5		2				1							
																
	14 15 8 2	i i	1 11 14	1	8 11 10 2	1	6 16 18				2 4 5	1	1 8		41 96 117 18 4 26 168 1,228 169	1 2 5
									4 8							
													1			
			1				1 1 6 331 36				1 2 11 95 8					
					2 6 107 18								1 16 112 18			
	5 147 18		3 125 13						20 97 2							
	1,480	n	1,228	2	1,361	3	1,348	7	765	3	789	1	882	3	13,548	69
 
144
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXIIL—PACIFIC REGION—Concluded.
					1801.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	5,265.		6, 735.		5,544.		7, 47,8.			
										i.>.
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	700	7	1,058 1 7 1	4 1	916	6	1,260 2 5	8	1,761	14
ORDER VI —Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	3 1 1 10 1				2 1				8 1	
										
										
			9 7		14 2 1 3 1	1	10 1 3 1 3	1	5 2 3 2 3	
										
										
	2		1							
										
										
			1	1						
										
	10 19		7 38		12 47		10 24		32 25 1	
										
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
					1		1			
										
										
106 Difficulty of Urination...............................	1								1 3	
					2 1		3			
	1		4							
							3			
	2 5	........	2 1						1 4	
					6		3			
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
									1	
										
			1 19							
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	5				12 1 6 18 8 5 3 6		10 1 6 9 11 23 3 4 2	1	20 2 8 19 11 27 8 4 8	
										
118. Whitlow............................................	3 16 9 5		11 18 6 9 3-8							
119. Boil................................................										
										
121. Ulcers..............................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES.	9 1	1								
										
										
	56 8 4 11 9 34 6 12 6		70 8 5 32		59 2 3 11 23 21 4 8 5		46 6 7 9 11			::::
127. Fracture...........................................								1 1	10 2 20 17 33 2 3	
128. Dislocation.........................................										
129. Sprain..............................................										
										
		........ 30 ........ 3								
										
133. Gunshot Wounds....................................							5 1			
134. Poisoning..................................			3							
135. Suicide..............................										
136. Others of this Class...................	20 35	2	16 99		2 45	1			2	14
137. Unclassified Diseases..............						........ 81'				
Total.....................										
			1,494	G						
-- -						i	i, aua	u		
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1862.
145
TABLE XXIIL—PACIFIC REGION—Concluded.
	1861.		1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
10,978.			10, 784.		7,307.		7, 938.		6,095.		3,922.		5,104.		7,161.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,480	11	1,228	2	1,361	3	1,348	7	765	3	789	1	882	3	13,548	69
88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101			1 7		1 5 1				1 3						6 55 13 1 109 21 15 35 24 4 4 3 206 208	1 2 1 1
	6 4						4 2				1 1		4 1			
																
	16 1 4 1 9 1		9 1 1 1 3		13		10 2 2 9 1		4 1		4 1		5 2 1 3 1			
																
					8 2				2		2 1 3					
																
									3 1 7 7							
	1 30 7						1 30 7									
			20 1		25 8						14 18	1	9 7			
102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122			1 1								1 1				3 8	
	1						2		1							
																
					1										1 8 18 10 4 15 27 2 2 1 2 175 13 54 139 120 136 23	
			3 4 2 1 3 3 1				1						2 1 1			
	2				3											
											1					
																
	2 1				1		1 2 1		2 1		1 1					
																
																
	1															
											1					
	1 33 5 4 8 7 18 1															
			19 3 5 6 14 30 1		8 1 o 7 19 10 1		17		16		10		6			
							1 23 11 18 2		3 5 4 2 1		3 2 13 2		2 8 7 9			
123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136	5		5 2	1	6 3		5 2						2		54 18 1 550 06 46 195 190 359 50 398 21	3 1 2 39 3 o
																
											1 13 4 1 10 7 12 2 21 3					
	56 5 4 9 25 39 6 30 1	2 3	53 8 7 20 30 31 4 8	3	41 5 5 2f 15 42 8 141	1	34 5 4 23 21 56 3 84 2		10 4			1	37 1 4 14 5 11 6 28	2		
								10	9 20 18 2 69	15						
				1				2								
	9		10		4		7		15		5		3		93	
137	49 1,862		35		18		44		29		15		15	1	530	1
		16	1,562	7	1,792	4	1,785	19	1,005	18	964	3	1,077	6	17, 584	120
19 
146
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
                  TABLE  XXIV.

Abstract of the  Sickness  and Mortality
Year..............................................

Month............................................

Mean Strength .(not includ'g Tables XIand XIX)
LIST OF DISEASES.
CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC  DISEASES.
    Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhus Fever.................
Typhoid Fever................
Common Continued Fever.....
Remittent Fever..............
Quotidian Intermittent Fever..
Tertian Intermittent Fever___
Quartan Intermittent Fever---
Congestive Intermittent Fever.
Acute Diarrhoea...............
Chronic Diarrhoea.............
Acute Dysentery..............
Chronic Dysentery............
Erysipelas....................
Small-pox and Varioloid.......
Measles.......................
Scarlet Fever.................
Mumps........................
Epidemic Catarrh.............
Debility.....................
Other Diseases of this Order...
           Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
21. Syphilis..............................
22. Gonorrhoea............................
23. Orchitis...............................
24. Stricture of the Urethra................
25. Serpent Bite..........................
26. Other Diseases of this Order...........
1861.
July.
69,118.
Cases.  Deaths.
  11
 125
 149
 500
 951
 508
  30
  48
,401
 154
,230
  33
  74
  24
 675
   2
 159
  20
 437
 129

 386
 497
  63
August.
109,054.
Cases.  Deaths.
           Order III.—Dietic Diseases.
27. Scurvy................................
28. Delirium Tremens.....................
29. Inebriation............................
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
           ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.
30. Gout.............................................
31. Acute Rheumatism................................
32. Chronic  Rheumatism..............................
33. Anaemia..........................................
34. General  Dropsy...................................
35. Cancer............................................
36. Tumors...........................................
37. Other Diseases of this Order........................
         Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
38. Consumption............................
39. Scrofula........................
    CLASS III.—PARASITIC  DISEASES.
40. Worms........................
Carried forward.........................  14 953
  1
585
276
 10
 12
  1
 10
 96
    6
   424
   427
 1,564
 2,205
 1,430
   213
   72
10,675
   371
 1,593
   127
   90
    7
   602
    4
   209
   92
 1,187
   434

   619
   777
   140
   41
 39
 24
121
    3
1,157
  769
   90
   22
    1
   41
  186
21
  2
106
  2
 13
  1
September.
162,217.
Cases.  Deaths.
   86
  975
  672
2,929
4,041
2,552
  250
  159
9,794
  615
1,909
  119
   69
   25
1,229
    2
  179
   97
1,201
  623

  740
1,054
  145
   27
    1
   2
1,496
  865
   68
   19
   1
   34
  221
154
 28
337
 13
185
  7
 22
  1
11
October.
252,037.
Cases.  Deaths.
    95
 2,078
 1,265
 4,169
 6,291
 4,109
   523
   213
13, 519
 1,233
 3,095
   229
   378
    88
 2,086
    6
   230
   824
 1,212
   543

   970
 1,287
   193
    38
2,139
1,243
   76
   23
   2
   29
390
 47
367
  7
 30
  5
  2
56
26,119
175
32,890
48,678
601
November.
296,025. 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 18C2.                  147
         TABLE XXIV.



of the Army of the United States.
1861.			1869.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
336,745.			343, 572.		316,568.		314	961.	395,713.		388,492.		367,952.		279,371.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	59	26	56	18	30	15	38	26	138	23	82	16	135	38	821	201
2	2,817	555	2,325	453	1,593	425	1,204	465	2,348	727	2,701	1,053	2,438	769	21,965	5,648
3	930	7	799	9	739	6	692	4	1,381	35	1,610	23	1,678	38	31,769'	147
4	3,524	45	2,430	25	2,348	20	2,045	36	4,106	30	6,130	35	5,853	68	40,021-	370
5	3,768		2,004	1	1,986	2	1,738	2	4,215	4	4,429	6	3,868	8	40,330	32
6	2,263	3	1,596	1	1,138	1	1,299	4	2,578	3	3,253	4	3,227	5	26,766	33
7	172		227		117	.......	197		488		302	1	461	2	3,526	4
8	395	43	201	39	168	37	74	19	199	59	240	44	238	47	2,233	361
9	9,994	24	10,047	6	7,401	8	10, 648	20	24,806	33	23,845	43	24,073	52	164,414	230
10	1,032	26	870	24	562	23	826	16	2,976	72	3,215	130	3,338	164	15,815	501
11	2,164	45	1,532	24	1,644	17	2,526	24	5,154	37	4,804	43	3,963	34	32,220	338
12	198	12	155	13	107	10	238	12	252	10	539	14	368	17	2,609	136
13	331	43	259	8	192	8	179	13	321	18	280	10	277	6	2,652	120
14	206	50	202	61	182	55	159	59	168	62	89	37	64	21	1,307	393
15	4,957	94	3,135	145	1,672	65	1,192	82	1,072	26	501	14	147	3	21, 672	568
16	43		20	1	6	4	18	1	6	3	13		3	1	133	10
17	937		1,945	1	1,482	3	1,534	1	2,313	1	1,203	1	682	1	11, 271	9
18	2,121		3,160	3	1,738		1,049	2	601		311		235		11,314	5
19	1,535	12	1,176	15	973	11	1,304	21	2,049	. 26	2,588	17	3,297	30	18, 323	153
20	560	3	572	2	1,412	3	569	7	640	5	668	7	707	8	7,454	36
21	. 1,068	1	962		768	2	694		609	1	534	3	547	5	9,044	12
22	1,350		1,458		848		689		804		724		812		11,618	
23	290		331		262		214		364		252		244		2,719	
24	48		40		30		27		43		42		34		408	
25 26 27	2				1		2		1		2		11	1	20	1
																
	41		22		21	1	35		211	3	301	1	499	1	1,324	9
28	64	8	93	9	54	3	50	7	48	3	38	7	51	5	656	57
29	67	2	125	6	85		131	3	62	2	76	3	56		979	20
30	8		4		9		11		14		17		16		104	
31	2,748	4	2,887	2	2,262	2	2,156	6	2,974	1	2,603	5	2,350	5	26,218	29
32	2,228		2,174	3	1,617	1	1,368	1	2,124	3	1,879	5	2,022	8	18,461	21
33	88	7	88		81		73	1	162		183	1	231	3	1,227	13
34	56	2	51	3	48	3	50	6	90	3	156	7	197	9	758	35
35 36	3 44	1	2 40	1					13 44	1	4 57		5 39	1	33 447	4
					33		37									
37	195		115	1	106	1	155	1	239		138		326		2,009	5
88	243	39	253	49	237	64	236	97	278	75	268	83	269	68	2,500	554
39	72	2	63		54		58	2	61	4	67	1	51	1	627	10
40	60		92		123		62		125		GO	1	45		1,057	
	46,681	1,054	41,511 1	923	32,129	790	33,577	944	64,137	1,270	64, 204	1,614	62,657	1,419	516,824	10,065
 
148
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXIV.—ARMY OF THE  UNITED STATES—Coutiuued.
Vkar

Monti
Mean Strength, (not includ'g Tables XIand XIX)
LIST OF DISEASES.
        Brought forward...............
CLASS  IV.—LOCAL DISEASES.

Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
41. Apoplexy...........................
42. Headache...........................
43. Inflammation of Brain...............
44. Epilepsy............................
45. Sun-stroke..........................
46. Insanity............................
47. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.
48. Nostalgia...........................
49. Neuralgia...........................
50. Toothache..........................
51. Paralysis...........................
52. Other Diseases of this Order.........
            Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
53. Amaurosis............................
54. Cataract..............................
55. Inflammation of Iris...................
56. Night Blindness.......................
57. Ophthalmia...........................
58. Other Diseases of this Order...........
           Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
59. Earache..............................
60. Inflammation of Internal Ear...........
61. Otorrhoea.............................
62. Deafness..............................
63. Other Diseases of this Order...........
    ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
64.  Aneurism......................................
65.  Inflammation of Heart...........................
66.  Inflammation of Endocardium...................
67.  Inflammation of Pericardium....................
68.  Inflammation of Veins...........................
69.  Varicocele......................................
70.  Varicose Veins.................................
71.  Other Diseases of this Order....................
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
72. Asthma.....................
73. Acute Bronchitis............
74. Chronic Bronchitis..........
75. Catarrh.....................
76. Haemorrhage from Nose.....
77. Haemorrhage from Lungs___
78. Dropsy of Chest............
79. Inflammation of Larynx.....
80. Inflammation of Pleura......
81. Inflammation of Lungs......
82. Other Diseases of this Order.
1801.
69,118.
Cases.
14,863
   2
 194
   8
  30
  57
  24
   1
  14
 181
 242
   9
  52


   4
   4
   5
   5
 240
  89


  42
.  32
  39
   7
417
 36
800
 20
 32
  1
 51
102
 93
 44
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
83. Abdominal Dropsy.
84. Cholera Morbus___
87). Colic..............
8i>. Constipation.......
h7. Dyspepsia.........
Carried forward.
  223
  385
1,155
  224
August.    ■  September.      October.      November,
109, 054.
Cases.
20,119
523
  8
 69
 60
 20
  2
 10
357
412
 13
 96


  5
  6
 12
  4
347
 84
144
117
107
 20
  4
   44
  647
  184
1,422
   36
   50
    1
   79
  188
  121
  409
Deaths.
19,831
34,982
    2 '.......
  480 I     2
  592 !     1
1,654 ;.......
  372
162,217.
Cases.
32.890
  4
658
  7
 95
 24
 22
 16
  6
347
509
 17
118
397
 78
187
138
 95
 16
  7
   78
1,043
  155
2,673
   12
   84
 53
184
313
527
    3
  409
  720
2,124
  393
Deaths.
310
210   44,644
252, 037.
Cases.
48,678
 25
503
  6
 95
  6
 40
 14
 50
572
606
 39
131


 15
  2
 28
  6
627
104


 86
 82
 81
 21
 12
  113
1,867
  221
5,125
   18
140
276
375
314
    G
  388
1,123
2,773
  551
342   65,385
296,025.
Cases.  Deaths.
49,378
  0
419
 14
124
 47
 10
 61
656
695
 32
142


 22
  2
 16
 13
795
 98


111
117
150
 16
 20
  125
3,580
  268
9,350
   48
  112
    4
  193
  385
  829
  504
   14
  204      3
  P7t !     1
2,677      1
  559
72,982
1,081 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 18G2.
149
TABLE XXIV—ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES—Continued.
1861.			1862.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		JUNE.		Total.	
336, 745.			343,572.		316, 568.		314,	961.	395, 713.		388,492.		367, 952.		279, 371.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	46,681	1,054	41,511	923	32,129	790	33,577	944	64,137	1,270	64,204	1,614	62,657	1,419	516,824	10, 065
41	13	12	22	13	19	14	33	11	17	12	16	14	29	28	195	123
42	624		577		476		504		815		825		1,008		7,126	1
43	12	8	17	11	13	13	17	15	22	18	12	7	15	5	151	93
44	138	3	141	5	105	2	85	6	105	5	112	7	104	4	1,203	39
45			3		4			1 2	15 65		92 60	5 2				18
46	50		40	2	51	1	35			1			40	2	494	12
47	12	9	20	13	IS	13	20	17	25	18	16	11	15	9	167	105
48	33		50		12		38		37		82	1	179		572	1
49	823		729		625		665		947	1	793		849		7,544	1
50	955		581		593		503		873		782		766		7,517	
51	27	2	26		24	4	31	3	28	2	30	1	54	6	330	24
52	124	4	167	5	94	2	80	13	117	5	178	3	219	4	1,518	rt
53	10		11		11		11		7		21		22		147	
54	0		8		9		8		7		9		8		71	
55	29		47		39		21		21		32		21		282	
56	3		4		16		8		10		18		41		136	
57	1,001	1	900		756		756		987		886		861		8,553	l
58	158		96		91		93		119		95		68		1,173	
59	218		194		171		125		182		156		154		1,770	
60	191		192		134		79		177		93		106		1,458	
61	159		209		132		85		144	1	123		85		1,409	l
62	37		26		18		16		28		27		31		263	
63	12		10		9		7	1	15		41		27		173	l
64			3		6		„	I	2						35	
65	12	4	19	1	18		11	4	16	3	20	7	19	1	152	21
66	9		8	2	17	5	11	1	10	3	10	1	9	2	107	15
67	22	3	19	1	28	6	17	9	27	5	27	*j	35	6	224	42
68	5	1	5	1	5		3		18	1	14		8		73	3
69	78		93		47		53		109		121		165		986	
70	75		61		51		46		95		87		117	1	774	1
71	75	2	101	2	75	3	57	10	134	9	60	7	58	4	730	46
72	158	2	152	1	98	1	70	2	108	1	104	1	111	1	1,169	11
73	4,581	24	4,129	19	3,124	14	2,693	19	2,124	12	1,157	4	792	3	26,160	102
74	497	1	554		386	5	260	6	630'	8	391	7	311	8	3,893	36
75	13,152	1	15, 242	1	11,544		9, 669	1	7,884		3,858		2,946	2	83,665	5
76	45	2	32		10		22		67		40	1	56	1	406	4
77	120	2	103	2	89	7	83		121	5	88	1	89	4	1,051	23
78 79	4 329	3	4 458	2	2 436	1 5			4 226	2 4	1 156	4	2 106		23 2,591	5 34
							364	3								
80	545	2	643	5	544	19	47>3	32	799	13	548	6	410	2	5,077	84
81	1,351	245	1,941	477	1,026	361	1,471	361	1,606	259	877	164	452	101	11, 055	2,152
82	748	15	705	32	581	16	306	39	291	27	387	42	217	34	5,033	234
83	18	2	19	3	12	2	9		11	3	36	2	20	3	150	15
81	193	5	123	2	128		128	1	438	7	617	1	909	10	4,306	34
85	963	1	707		561	1	652		1,421		1,562	2	1,806	4	11, 366	11
86	2,714		2,353		1,897		1,607	1	2,739	1	2,620	1	2,865	1	27,178	5
87	627		573		543		399	1	652		644		594		6,134	1
77, 637		1,408	73, 628	1,523	57, 375	1,285 .	55,194	1; 504	88,432	1,699	62,130	1,922	79,610	1,670	751,830	13,422
 
150
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXIV.—ARMY  OF THE UNITED STATES-Concluded.
Year..

Month.
Mean Strength, (not includ'g Tables XIand XIX)
1861.
July.
69,118.
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

 ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
 88. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
 89. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
 90. Fistula............................................
 91. Haemorrhage from Stomach........................
 92. Piles..............................................
 93. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
 94. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
 95. Hernia...........................................
 96. Jaundice.................~.......................
 97. Prolapsus Ani.....................................
 98. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
 99. Inflammation of Spleen...........................
100. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
101. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
 Order VD7.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
102. Stone and Gravel..................................
103. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
104. Diabetes..........................................
105. Incontinence of Urine.............................
106. Difficulty of Urination.............................
107. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
108. Hydrocele and Haematocele........................
109. Sarcocele.........................................
110. Non-Syphilitic Ulcer of Penis......................
111. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
      Order "VTII.-
112. Anchylosis.....
113. Exostosis.......
114. White Swelling.
115. Necrosis.......
Diseases of Bones and Joints.
     Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
116. Abscess.......................................
117. Carbuncle.....................................
118. Whitlow......................................
119. Boil..........................................
120. Skin Diseases.................................
121. Ulcers.........................................
122. Other Diseases of this Order....................
  CLASS V.—WOUNDS,  ACCIDENTS, AND
                    INJURIES.
123. Burns............................................
124. Concussion of Brain..............................
125. Compression of Brain.............................
126. Contusion........................................
127. Fracture.........................................
128. Dislocation......................................
129. Sprain...........................................
130. Incised Wounds..................................
131. Contused and Lacerated Wounds..................
132. Punctured Wounds...............................
133. Gunshot Wounds.................................
134. Poisoning........................................
135. Suicide..........................................
136. Others of this Class.............
137. Unclassified Diseases.
TotaL.
Cases.  Deaths.
19,831


    34
    70
     7
     2
   143
    27
    23
    84
    29
     2
     8
     4
   210
   410


     5
     2
     2
     3
    23
    15
     3
     5
    17
    37

     1
     1
     1
     1


   185
    15
    51
   185
   229
   146
   111
  5
  4
282
 35
 16
103
192
239
 75
242
 29
208
504
23,904
August.      September.     October.      November,
109.054.
Cases.	Deaths.
34,982	216
56	4
119	2
43	
12	
314	
170	
85	
192	
57	1
19	
26	4
25	
360	
468	2
13	
13	1
7	
11	
46	
40	
17	
8	
35	
59	
16	
5	
18	
10	
373	
124	
144	
309	
335	
303	
192	
51	
8	
0	1
388	1
43	1
33	
157	1
235	
204	1
57	2
329	77
20	1
	1
197	o
653	12
41,387	330
162,217.
 53
101
 28
 19
317
176
 42
224
259
 35
 13
 10
364
818


  1
 25
  4
 10
 64
 56
 19
 12
 48
 71

 17
  6
  5
 19


317
 82
 85
356
293
375
182
 60
 11
  8
543
 93
 32
200
266
305
 68
295
 25
Deaths.
556
51,810
342
438
252,037.
Cases.
65,385


   131
   205
    22
    11
   378
   136
    78
   288
   857
    19
    18
    31
   620
   657
 28
 10
  2
 65
 73
 16
 15
 44
 79

  6
 21
 10
 23


451
129
112
300
312
360
141
 56
 11
  1
672
109
 75
251
328
310
 80
391
 20
Deaths.
266
290,025.
74,284     848
51 379	
372	1
405	5
102	2
579	78
21	3
	4
273	17
578	27
83,436	1,265
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1862.
151
TABLE XXIV.—ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES—Concluded.
1861.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		1 JUNE.		Total.	
336,745.			343,572.		316,568.		314,961.		395,713.		388,492.		367, 952.		279, 371.	
--	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	77,637	1,408	73,628	1,523	57,375	1,285	55,194	1,504	88,432	1,699	82,130	1,922	79,610.	1,670	751,830	13,422
88	127	11	103	14	57	12	59	6	84	6	146	8	151	9	1,154	92
89	355	4	177	5	134	2	145	3	246	6	449	5	320	3	2,554	35
90	34		31		23		41		42		54		33		375	
91	13	1	21		7		26		23		9	1	18		177	3
92	627		558		394		404		690	1	729		751		5,784	2
93	169	5	140	3	75	1	115		243	4	346	2	343	4	2,079	21
94	94	1	66	3	42	2	142	3	193	2	124	2	203	2	1,138	22
95	386	2	402	1	253		306		388		393		538	2	3,804	6
96	945	1	1,202	3	947		910	o	1,691	10	1,645	7	1,453	13	10,922	40
97	27		20		14		27		39		50		54		344	
98	13	5	23	4	51	2	47	4	34	11	101	7	10	6	358	68
99	45		27		12		14		31	1	20		40		281	2
100	1,671		1,721		1,633	3	1,369	2	1,292		667	1	480	1	11,450	9
101	700	9	806	2	614	3	438	7	668	3	530	1	560	5	7,212	46
102	11		7		5		10		7		5		10		93	
103	45	1	49	2	36		26		40		48		53		401	5
L04	18		8	1	6		10		18		21		15	1	124	2
105	20		21		7		18		9		6		44	1	170	1
106	85		65		62		55	1	89		95		156		885	1
107	82	1	115	2	52		62	2	107	1	122	1	310		932	10
108	61		21		24		20		33		35		37		303	
109	16		9		9		4		16		12		12		126	
110	21		24		25		19		28		23		23		336	
111	67	1	85		53	1	40		59	3	58	1	67	2	771	31
312	14		16		11		10		11		10		8		125	
113	13		8		6		8		11		7		12		111	
114	14		11		12		19		6		3		6	1	111	1
115	15		16		13		20		22		30		14		206	
116	649	1	505	2	323	1	301	1	519	1	527	1	647	1	5,289	8
117	322		85		68		74	1	91		1C8		139		1,187	1
118	150		309		102		62		129		105		116-		1,297	
119	448		311		201		236		301		225		305		3,534	
120	556		548		451		368	1	496		545		573		5,148	2
121	408	1	393		344	1	288		337	1	328	1	336	1	4,083	5
122	114		141		136		114		77		90		137		1,567	
123	113		128		99		113		81		87	1	57	1	996	2
124	13		10	2	6		6	1	15	3	17	2	21	1	144	19
125	2		3	2	4	4	1	2	19		4	1	3	3	60	17
120	832	1	727		537	1	530		538	1	495	1	549	11	6,889	23
127	137	5	115	4	94	1	99	3	167	12	101	7	142	5	1,246	51
128	84		77		80		47		43		54		45		637	
129	402		373		289		287		257 ........		220	1	232		3,150	2
130	459	1	469	1	348	1	308	3	396	2	354	1	325	4	4,052	15
131	541	6	429	5	361	11	398	6	941	19	564	30	551	20	5,248	112
132	95	3	97		54	1	69		129	2	125	9	435	5	1,386	28
133	345	80	213	43	597	139	863	303	5,931	1,383	2,872	995	4,841	1,156	17,498	4,479
134	28	4	26	2	4	2	13	2	27	■ 2	34		46		293	19
135		1		5		4		3		8		6		2		42
136	294	6	264	7	294	5	198	17	481	18	377	10	204	5	3,254	97
137	775	19	678	28	503	• 33	535	38	550	132	624	53	420	69	7,049	438
	89,892	1,578	85,081	1,664	66, 847	1,515	64,468	1,915	106,075	3,331	95,724	3,077	95,255	3,004	878,163	19,159
 
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SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS DURING THE SECOND
                       FISCAL YEAR  OF THE WAR,
                   (From  July 1, 1862, to June 30, 1863.)
                           ATLANTIC  REGION.

    The reports of sick and wounded received from troops in this region are consolidated
into statistical tables for seven armies or departments, as follows:

    1. The Department of the East     -----  Table    XXV.
    2. The Middle Department         -                      Table    XXVI.
    3. The Department of Washington  -----  Table   XXVII.
    4. The Army of the Potomac   ------  Table  XXVIII.
    5. The Department of Virginia     -                      Table    XXIX.
    6. The Department of North Carolina     -                 Table    XXX.
    7. The Department of the South.....Table    XXXI.
         To these tables are added—
    8. A table  showing the mortality in the general hospitals of
         the Atlantic Region        ______  Table   XXXII.
    9. A consolidated table for the Atlantic Region  -            Table  XXXIII.

                1.  The  Department of the East—Table XXV.

    The Department of the East was created by General Orders  No. 2, January 3,1863,
to consist of  the New England States and the State of New York, General J. E. Wool to
command.  By General Orders No. 33, February 6,  1863, the State of New Jersey was
added. In this table the Department of the East is, for geographical reasons, made to
include all the reports received from the troops within the above limits and  the State
of Pennsylvania.  The  table, therefore, embraces all  reports received from troops in the
New England and Middle States, excepting  the State of Delaware.  The  Departments
of the Monongahela and  the  Susquehanna,  created  June 9, 1863, by General  Orders
No. 172, have not been separately consolidated.   The boundaries of these departments
were as follows: The Department of the Monongahela embraced that portion of the State
of Pennsylvania west of Johnstown and the Laurel Hill range of  mountains; the counties 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
153
of Hancock, Brooke and Ohio, in the State of Virginia, and the counties of Columbiana,
Jefferson and Belmont, in the State of Ohio.   The Department of the Susquehanna
embraced that portion of the State of Pennsylvania east of Johnstown and the Laurel Hill
range of mountains.  The Department of the Susquehanna and that part of Pennsylvania
embraced in the Department of the Monongahela have been included in the present table.
Of the remaining portions of  the Department of the Monongahela, the Ohio counties have
been retained in the Northern Department, and  those belonging  to West Virginia in the
Department of Western Virginia.


                   2.  The Middle Department—Table XXVI.

     This table embraces the reports received from troops stationed within the boundaries
indicated  for the  Middle Department  during the  year  ending June 30,  1862.  By
General Orders  No. 66,  March  16, 1863, Western  Virginia was added  to  the  depart-
ment;  but  in these tables the  reports from that  district are  kept separate, and  the
boundary has been fixed  at Hancock;  all Maryland east of this point, except what  is
included in the Department of Washington, being embraced in the  Middle Department,
all  west of it  being consolidated with  the  Department of Western  Virginia.   This
boundary is that established by General Orders  No. 186, June  24, 1863, by which the
Department of West Virginia was  created, to consist of that part of the  Middle  De-
partment  west of Hancock,  including  the adjacent  counties of Ohio.   General Wool
continued  to command the Middle Department until December  17, 1862, when General
R. C. Schenck was assigned.


              3. The Department of Washington—Table XXVII.

     The Department of  Washington, which,  on the 17th of August, 1861, had been
merged into the  Department of the  Potomac,  was again made a  separate department by
General Orders  No. 26, of February 2, 1863.  It was to consist of the district of country
north of the Potomac river, from  Piscataway creek to Annapolis  Junction and the mouth
of the Monocacy, and south by Goose creek and the  Bull Run Mountains to the mouth
of the Occoquan.   General S. P. Heintzelman was assigned to command.  These boundaries
have  been observed in  the present table for February and subsequent months.  Prior to
that time  the table embraces, under the  same designation, the  garrison of Washington
and the troops covering that city, which are not included  in the Army of the Potomac
Here,  therefore,  is consolidated during July and August, 1862, the Army of Virginia
under General John  Pope.  This  army was created towards the close of June, 1862.   It
embraced the garrison of Washington,  the Army of the  Rappahannock  under  General
            20 
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SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
McDowell, and the armies of Generals Fremont and  Banks, then  in  the  Shenandoah
Valley.   These armies were  hastily concentrated, with reinforcements  from  Western
Virginia and North Carolina, and the  campaign made which led to the battle  of Cedar
Mountain, August 9th, and terminated in the second battle of Bull Run,  August  29th and
30th, and the battle of Chantilly, September  1st.   Subsequently to these actions the
Army of General Pope was consolidated with the Army of the Potomac.  The confusion
of this campaign has led to considerable imperfection in the returns for July and August.

                 4.  The  Army of  the  Potomac—Table XXVIII.

     This table embraces all reports received from the Army of the Potomac during the
year.  The battle of Malvern  Hill, July 1, 1862, was followed by the movement of the
army to Harrison's Landing,  on the  James river, where  it  lay until about the middle
of August,'when General McClellan commenced moving his forces by water to effect a
junction with the Army under General Pope in front of Washington.   Subsequently to the
second battle of Bull Run the Army of the Potomac, reinforced  from the. late  Army of
Virginia, crossed into Maryland, and, marching by way o«f Frederick, fought the battles
of South Mountain, September 14th,  and  Antietam, September 16th and 17th.  Subse-
quently to  these engagements  the army remained in Maryland until near  the  close of
October, when it crossed the Potomac into eastern Virginia, and General McClellan being
relieved by General A. E. Burnside, November 7th, the march was  continued to Falmouth,
on the Rappahannock, opposite Fredericksburg.   December 13th the battle of Fredericks-
burg was fought; after which  the army  which had been thrown across the Rappahannock
for the attack  was withdrawn to Falmouth.  Towards  the close of January General
Burnside was relieved by General Joseph Hooker, who, during the last few days of April,
crossed the Rappahannock and Rapidan, and  brought on the battle of  Chancellorsville,
May 2d, 3d, and 4th, after which the army was  again withdrawn to Falmouth,  in the
vicinity of which it lay till the middle of June, when General Hooker marched northward
and crossed into Maryland to meet the Rebel Army under General Lee, which  had invaded
Maryland and Pennsylvania.  June 27th General Hooker was relieved from command by
General George G.  Meade, under whom  the battle of Gettysburg was fought, July 1st, 2d,
and 3d.  The table terminates, therefore, on the eve of this  engagement.

                5. The Department of  Virginia—Table  XXIX.

     This table embraces the  reports received from Fortress  Monroe  and  its  vicinity,
including  Norfolk  and Portsmouth.   The  boundaries recognized  are  those  fixed  by
General Orders  No.  57, June 1,  1862, which extends the Department of Virginia to 
                      DURING TBE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G3.                   155

include that part of Virginia south of the Rappahannock and east of the  railroad from
Fredericksburg to Richmond, Petersburg, and Weldon.  General J. A. Dix took command
in September, 1862.  The most important movement during the year was the expedition
up the York river to the White House in the latter part of June, 1863.

             6.  The DePxVrtment of North  Carolina—Table  XXX.

     This table includes, as during the previous year, the reports received from troops in
North Carolina; General J. G. Foster  was assigned to command December 24, 1862.

                7. The Department of the  South—Table XXXI.

     Here- are included the reports received from the  troops at Hilton Head and the
various points occupied along the coast of South Carolina, Georgia, and the  east coast
of Florida, including Fort Jefferson, Tortugas, and Key West.   Key West and Tortugas
were  transferred to the Department of the Gulf by  General Orders No.  66,  March
16,  1863, but are nevertheless  retained in the  table.  General J. M.  Brannan assumed
temporary command of the department September 5, 1862.   September 17th General 0.
M.  Mitchel  took command.   General Brannan again assumed temporary  command
October  27th, and January  20th General  D.  Hunter resumed command.   In  June,
1862, a landing on  James Island  was  effected  by the troops in this department,  with a
view to operations against Charleston,  and  in January, 1863, reinforcements arrived from
North Carolina having the same object in view. 
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SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE XXV.



Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
	1863.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	1, C99.		2,322.		3, 020.		4,191.		4,614.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	2	1	5	3	6	1	3 2 1	1	4 2 5	1
										
	4		5		1					
										
			6 10 29 2		16 17 27 2		9 16 15 5		5 14 21 9	
	4 16 G 2 39 10 7									
										
										
										
			56 20 17	1	62 25 7	3	86 68 23 3 2 1	1	72 17 16	5
										
										
										
	1				3				2 1	
									2 14	
	3									
					1					
									1 5 43 35 76 65 14 1	1 1
	1		2				1 13 40 52 90 6 2			
										
	109 13 12 3		77		28 28 40 3					
ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.......................................-...										
			47 '"							
			5							
										
										
										
	2 5				5 1		4		6	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.			4							
										
	3 18		2 6		.0 6	1	17 7	3	10 5	1
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	32 25 3 4		12 8 8		11 2		25 18 8		37 ........ 6 ........ 4 i........ 1	
										
										
					1					
										
	2		2 1 6 1	1	1 3 3 1					
							1 15 3			
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.	4 5								6 1	1 1
										
										
CLASS III.—FARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch..............							8 3			
		i								
48. Other Intestinal Worms.............			1							
										
Carried forward.............		.......							498	12
	315	1	353	5						
.. __ - ....										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G3.
TABLE  XXV.
of the Department of the East.
1869.			1863.													
December.			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
4, 916.			4, 629.		4,180.		3,738.		5,331.		5, 549.		4,337.		4,044.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 31 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49	9	2	15	1	8 1	1	13	3	6	2			4	1	75 5 20	15
																
	4															
																
	4 13 22 3		12 26 10 1 2 102 7 4		13 10 14 1		13 14 7		18 19 13 1 1 50 8 7 1 6 6 4		32 17 19 1		15 7 15		143 167 208 3L 5 822 223 147 6 44 25 59 19 70 110 351 421 486 645 81 17 4	13 1 1 3 1 1
																
	44 17 21 1 5 4 16	1		1	64 5 2 1 4 1 1 4 1 23 64 2 37 56 8 2		59 18 9			----	70 23 9	2	118 5 25			
			9 2 9 13 17 34 67 16 61 81 14 4 1	1			4 3 2 1				5 4 4		3 2 6			
	28 10 37 74 43 70 6 3	1							22 12 17 10 39 49 5 4	1	1 9 28 8 45 38 11					
							12 76 15 34 54 5 1 3						1 6 7 37 43 1			
																
																
	7		5		2				2				1		34 10	
																
																
	7 8		8 8 ........		5 6 1		5 13		3 11		2 14	1	6 11		74 113 1 10 1 301 229 60 13 3 9 12 93 24	3 1 1 5 1 1
													10			
									1 40 16 4							
	28 23 4 3		18 30 11 1		30 11 7 2 1	1	33 43 2 2				36 22 4		19 26 5			
									1				1 1			
	i l 15 2										2					
									6							
		2	9	1	7		12 3				6 4		10 2			
									2	1						
																
	16		15		36 1		9		28		14		16		142 2	
	1															
																
																
550 1		6	612	. 4	431	2	464	1	412	4	428	3	403	1	5,317	47 1
 
158
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXV— DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST—Continued.
					180	\i.					
	July. -		August.		September.		October.		November.		
	1, 699.		2, 322.		3,020.		4,191.		4,614.		
											
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. | Deaths.		
	315	1	353 1 1 4	5 1	306	5	545	3	498 1 ]o		
CLASS IV. —LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.											
					5 1 1		6 12		1 11 1		
	5 1										
											
							1				
									1		
							1				
									2 2 1		
	3		2		3 2		2 2				
.											
	1										
							1				
Order II.—Diseases.of Eye.											
					1 7	........	1 7				
	8		10						9		
											
											
											
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.	2										
									1		
							3 1				
			1						3		
											
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.							5	1			
									I		
											
											
											
											
											
	6 2 7 1 33		4 7 9 4 36		2 3 1 2 39		9 14 3 2 60 4		4 5		
											
											
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.											
								........ 65			
											
											
											
							1 1 2 5 2 39 15 3				
	2		1 7 3		1 4 1	1			6 4 2 3 30 28 4	2 1	
											
	2										
											
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic..............................................	9 19 4		3 17 32		1 22 12						
											
95. Cholera Morbus...................................											
			1 11				2 10				
	6				17				25		
											
			i								
102. Hernia..................	1 4		1 !3		1						
								.......	5		
103. Hsmonhage from Stomach.............											
	i		1								
	431	1	501	6	440	6	761	4	713	16	
											
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
159
TABLE XXV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST—Continued.
1802.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
4,916.			4, 629.		4,180.		3,738.		5,331.		5, 549.		4,337.		4,044.	
1	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 9C 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 08 99 100 101 102 103	550 1 2 21	6	612 1 8 24 1	4	431 1 2 25	2 1	464 2 . 5 12	1 1	412	4	428 2 4 9	3	403	1	5,317 8 40 164 5 3 1 3 13 106 9 1 7 5 2 124 1 4 6 33 7 19 34	47 3 2 1 1
									3 21 1 1				3 19			
	1			1						1						
																
					2									1		
			1 21				10 16									
	5				20 1				14		8 2		10 1			
																
			3	1			1 2				1		1			
					2				1							
														i		
	14		12		17 .		12		15 1		6		7			
					1 2 5		1 2 7				2					
	1 1 4		1 4 2 5 10													
									12				2			
																
					3 3		1 4		7 6		1		1 1			
	5															
																
															5 14 1 1 1 4	1 1
	4		2	1			1		2 1		1		3			
																
			1													
	1 3															
			1													
																
	1 4 1 6 71 9		5 3		1 8 1 3 114 7 1		2		3 1		3 4 I 3 31 12				40 54 24 29 684 93 1 8 52 91 44 30 58 144 358 40	1 14 1 1 1
													3			
						1	1 1 58 21									
			3 92 14						1 61 16				2 24 10			
	3								4 4 8 5				1 2 6			
					26 23 6 6 7 9 46	4	19 16 1-1 12 9 39	2								
	10 4 4 4 7 25 1	4	13 6 4 24 11 29	1						1	4 5 1					
													1 4 6 39 1			
									2 10 47 1							
										1	10 32 2					
																
			3 16		3 21						2 11		2 14		13 181	
	13						18		19							
					1 1 6										1 9 73 1	
	4 1		-1 9				1 11				2 4					
									4				1			
																
i	781	10	943	8	805	8	750	4	683	7	591	3	567	1	7,966	71
 
l(j(J                   SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XXV.— DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST—Concluded.
					1S(	>'2.				
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVEMUEIl. 4,614.	
	1,699.		2 322.		3,020.		4,191.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases, i Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	C'nses.	Oouths.
	431	1	501	6	440	6	761	4	713	1«
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	5 3		11 2		22		21 1 3 1		44	
										
										
										
	1	1	1		4					
							3 15 9 3			
	4 2 4		22 6 6		5 3 5 1 2				14 11 16 2	
										
										
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
			3							
										
										
									1 5 1	
							1 2 1			
	1 1		1 3							
					1 3					
										
123. Other Diseases of this Order.........................	3 2		1 3				4 5		4 2	
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
										
										
					1		2		1	
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	2 6		6 9		6 12		13 17		18 14	
132. Boils........................................										
										
					1 10		2 19		1 12 3 19 1	
	10		20							
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
	29		20		17		25 1	1 1		
										
										
	7 4 3		12 1 2		15 2 2		18		17 1 5	
										
										
							1			
										
	54 1 8		52 4 5		65		46 7 6		29 5 11 1	
										
					9					
										
			1		2					
149. Other Accidents and Injuries......							1			
150. ORDER II.—Homicide___										
151. ORDER EH.—Suicide.....				1						1
152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence										
	581				......"""					__
Total................		2	692	7	628	6	988	6	951	17
------------------.--										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30,  1863.
161
TABLE XXV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST—Concluded.
1863.			1803.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		ArrjL.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
	4, 916.		4,629.		4,180.		3,738.		5,331.		5, 549.		4, 337.		4,044.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	781	10	943	8	805	8	750	4	683	7	591	3	567	1	7,966	74
104 105																
	37		81		60		36		41		33		20		411	
106 107 108 109 110 111	1		2 1 1						1 2				1 1		11 8 2 9 5 136	1
							1									
																
	1								1				1			
							1 12				1 6					
	12		10		19				15				2			
312	6		32		13		7		17		9		7		122	
113	4		4		1		10				4				57	
114 115 116 117 118 119	1		3 1		1		2		4 1				1		15 8	
											1					
																
																
	2				2 4						2 2		1 1		8 22	
			3				1		3							
120 121					1				3 2						9 15	
							2				1		4			
122 123															3 23	
	2		2		4				1		1		1			
124 125 126 127 128 129 130	2		1										1		16 2 14	
					1 3				1 3							
			3								2		3			
																
			1		4										5 9 2	
							3						2 1			
			1													
131	14		24		17	1	24		28		21		25		198	1
132	9		13		32		12		14		19		18		175	
133 134	3 5		2 5		1 7		1 2				1 4				8 36	
									8				1			
135	22		20		10		8		3		5		9		148	
136 137	3 35		2 30		3 37		7 45				6 47		2 37		26 384	
									43							
138 139 140					1				1						4	1 2
	18	1														
			31		14		8		23		22		15		200	
141 142	1 8				2		1 4						1 3		13 39	
			6						2		3					
143 144													2 27		2 398	o
	41		9		7	1	31		13		24	1				
145	3		4		1		9		8		6		3		51	
146	6		16		15		6		8		13		7		110	
147 3 48 349	4		3		1						1 7 1				10 11	1 1 2 1
									1 4							
	2	1			2		2						1			
150 151								1								
																
152														1		
																
	1,025	_	1, 254	8	1,068	10	985	5	934	7	833	4	765	2	10,704	86
21 
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SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE XXVI.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1863.				-.	
										
	July.		August.		September. October.				November.	
										
	12, 357.		9,135.		19,101. 1 21,531.				23,099.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	81 45 27	5 4	75 86 16	18 7	85 1 63	5	285 1 13	23	253 1 45	36 1
										
										
										
	150 139 124		82 138 75		139 125 98 3 9 1,847 34 143 1 8 1 19 1		193 337 100 36		99 114 53 23 5 549 94 81 6 23	2 3 1 1 3
										
										
										
	3 1,022 71 111	2 1	1 439 9 39							
						4	1,215 94 181 11 33 3 86	1		
11. Chronic Diarrhoea...............................										
12. Acute Dysentery.........................										
										
	10		4 1	1						
•15. Small-pox and Varioloid........................										
16. Measles..........................	5								38	3
17. Scarlet Fever.........................										
18. Diphtheria..........................							45 12 196 94 77 179 23		13 12 209 2 82 167 21 4 2	1
	15		5		3					
20. Epidemic Catarrh................										
21. Other Diseases of this Order..........	98 61 133 23 3	1	139 29 62 7 2	1	90 45 224 10	1				
ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.........................										
										
24. Orchitis..........................										
25. S tricture of the Urethra.............										
26. Purulent Ophthalmia. ..............										
27. Serpent Bite.............										
28. Other Diseases of this Order.......							2 9			
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy...............	4		3		2				3 2 2 5 2	
30. Purpura.................										
	2 4	1	11 2		8 ,		15 6			
32. Inebriation............										
33. Chronic Alcoholism.........										
34. Other Diseases of this Order.......										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout.................							1 192 187 6			
36. Acute Rheumatism............	135 30		35 25		96 204				119 143 26 1 I 1 o 13 6	1
37. Chronic Rheumatism.......										
38. Anasmia.................										
39. General Dropsy..........	1				3					
40. Cancer................										
41. Tumors___.'........	2 38 6	1	1 1 7		1 7 12 4		1			
4-2. Other Diseases of this Order......										
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption..........							12 9 o 11	1		
44. Scrofula......										
io. Other Diseases of this Order.										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch........									16 5 1	
47. Tape-worm...										
48. Other Intestinal Worms					3		10			
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
										
Carried forward___					3,287	10				
------------.---							3,675	__	2,244	
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1803.
163
     TABLE XXVI.



of the Middle  Department.
1863.			1S63.													
December.			January.		February.		Marcu.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
22,853.			31,	551.	28,043.		29,836.		27,390.		22, 553.		. 9,518.		21, 247.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	99	21	89	31	127	19	276	24	122	19	151	11	12	2	1,655	194
o 3 4 5			3 11	2	3 6	2	2 15	2 2							142 237	18 2
	3								20		18		2			
	44	3	204		155		183	2	173		282	1	27		1,731	8
6	74		46		30		40		145		125		24		1,337	
7	48		50		27		56		100		60		41		832	
8	20		5		4		2		5		9		1		108	
9 10			9 494	2			3 322				1 356				31 7,440	4 4
	371				291				299				241			
11	77		65		66	1	53	2	85	1	15	1	28		691	10
12	61	2	58		65		72		68	1	106		45		1,030	4
13	8		11		15		27		31		5		11	.. *__	126	1
14	32		34		19	1	22		10		11		6		218	4
Ti			16	1 3	21 22	1 1	18 61	2 1	20 70	4	5 14		1 3		86 694	9 8
16	141		235													
17 18	3 40	1	5 17	1 1	3 5								2 5		14 155	1 5
							5		10		15	2				
19	112		74		63		57		52		25		3		433	
20	502		574		378		760		398		209		12		3,238	
21 22	39 89	1	17 118		3 88		31 87		6 98						519 901	4
											69		58			
23	153		158		126		131		121		133		69		1,656	
24	10		17		14		17		14		13		10		179	
25					2 2		1 7		4 6		1 15		3		27 44	
26 27 28 29	1		11													
																
			1 4		1 1										4 50	
	9						4		9		1		1			
30 31			1 4		1 4	1					1 4				5 68	1 5
	8	2					4		4	2		1	2			
32	5		6		4		8		5		10		4		59	1
33			3		3		4		4	1	2		1		19	1
																
34			5		5	2									10 2 1,542	2
35													1 20			
36	112		243		161		209		120		100					
37	213		209		153		143		101		40		26		1,474	
38	85		63		39	1	30		23		18		2		292	1
39 40 41	2		2 1 1		5 2 3		2 1 1		16 1 2		1				33 6 23	
																
	5										2		3			
42 43	2 28				2 23				1 16	5	2 " 6				35 185	21
		2	2y	5			29	5				1	4			
44 45 46	1		10		17 1 72		21		14 1 47		6				88 4/ 412	
																
	97		68			.	50				35		16			
47 48	1 1		1 2		1 1		4 2								12 18	
																
49					1										1	
																
■	2,496	32 ;	2,983	26	2,035	29	2,760	40	2,227	33	1,866	17	684	2	27,872	308
 
164
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TABLE XXVI.— MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Continued.
					1862.					—
										
	July.		August.		September.					
										
	12, ?57.		9,135.		19,101.		21,531.		21,099.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases. 2,323	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 2,244	Deaths.
		15	1,294	27	3,287 1 11 31 2	10 1	3,675 1 12 60 3	25 1		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	8 79 1								5 77 3	1
			33							
										
										
	1									
									10 1 99 3	1
					1 39 5 3 12 1		4 92 3 11 10			
	42 1 1 18		6 3 3 4	1						
										
										
									6 3	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	31		11		13 1		40 2		55	
										
										
	8 4 6 6 4		2 2		6		9 14 2			
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.									24 4 1 12	
					6 2 5 4					
										
71. Otorrhoea...........................................			3				12 5			
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
									3	
										
									1	
					15 1		6			
									2	
										
	1				6 4 1 4 244 2		7 19 11 18 243 30	1	18 24 1 6 189 30	
			1 2 2 37							
82. Other Diseases of this Order.........................	16									
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
	180 5									
										
										
					4 21 18 18 9 5 68 115 121	1 2	5 6 56 34 12 106 84 307 42	2 1	2 22 24 28 6 31 82 174 32	5
	5 4 5 4 12 111 217 28		5 3 5 4 2 33 68 29	2						
										
										
										
										
Okdeb VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic........................................										
										
95. Cholera Morbus..................................										
										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease..........._.... 98. Dyspepsia............	2 26						2 25			
			40		41				47	
99. Diseases of Pancreas......										
100. Diseases of Spleen........										
101. Fistula in Ano.........	1 8 1						1 41		2 39 1	
10_. Hernia.............		1	4		33 1					
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach......										
Carried forward........							5,010			
	3,159	16	1,596	30	4,101	14		30	3,311	59
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
165
TABLE XXVI.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Continued.
1862. (			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
22,853.			31,551.		28,043.		29, 836.		27,390.		22,553.		9, 518.		21,247.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,496	32	2,981	26	2,035	29	2,760	40	2,227	33	1,866	17	684	2	27,872	308
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 63 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 95			2 17 107	1	1 10 105 2 3 1 9 4 64 1	2 2 1	2 9 61 4 5				1 o 26		1 6 6		9 93 729 17 15 11 34 24 725 28 19 93 24 7 426 7 16 46 193 40 33 126 10	3 3 6 3 2 1 1
	9 69 i 1 1 4 69 5								4 75							
			2 6 8	1 1				3	3 1 2 2 76 1	1 1	1 1 1 2 42 2 1					
																
							2 5 87 1						1 1 14 2			
			95 1													
	3		24 7 1 60		4 4			1	12 2							
							7 5 45 1									
	1 38															
					33				53 2 3 1 28 2 1 14		36		11 1 4			
	3 3 36 2 1 5		1 6 22 8 9 20		1 2 28 5 7 24 1						4 2 7					
							7 28 5 6 23									
																
																
																
											3		1			
			1 17 1 2 4 1	1 1							1 4 2				2 60 13 12 40 10 2 73 117 41 100 2,007 310 3 30 254 746 398 121 456	1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 60 1 1 4
	7 1 5 5 3	1			10 4 2		12 3 2 6	1	7 2	1						
																
																
									1 1 1 4 5 1 14 141 53		3					
					2	1										
							1 4 13 1 16 317 55 2 6 57 123 46 46 33	1								
	6 14 2 8 182 20		17 15 2 12 193 47		6 13 3 19 161 50						3 7 1 1 88 13 1 2 15 33 31 6 64		1 2			
																
												«	32 5			
			9 44 158 73 10 38	11	2 37 138 72 7 74	33										
	16 73 35 5 19	5 1 1						15 2	26 109 40 10 72	8 1						
												1	7 11 2			
93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	58 180 5		44 196 8 9 2 35		43 162 6 1 6 50	........	43 242 14 1 18 25		60 157 5		32 165 6 1 2 22		13 36 7		671 2,019 303 12 37 365 4 14	5 1
	1 27 4 10 2 31								4 22							
													5			
					2 3 37				2 3 14 1							
			8 48 1				1 48 1								21	
											17		6		326 6	i
																
	3,468	40	4,372	42	3,254	48	4,199	65	3,264	45	2,517	19	859	2	39,170	410
 
166
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXVI.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
					IS(i')				Novk 21, Cases. 3,311 1 113 5 6 1 5« 4 681 63 1 3 1	MM-ii. 099. Deaths. 59 1 1 1
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
										
	12, 357.		9,135.		19,101.		21,531,			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 30	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.		
	3,159	16	1,596		4,161	14	5,010	30		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	15 15 3		29 4 1		27 12 4 2 3	1	101 12 5 1 20 6 131 33 42 6 1 1	1 1 1 1		
										
										
										
	6 1 28 24 38		2							
										
			10 9 6		29 28 47 1 1					
112. Piles...............................................										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
									2 3 10 4 2 3	1
										
	4		2 1		9 1 3		9 2 1	1		
										
										
122. Hydrocele..........................................	1 14									
			7		9		3			
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
125. Caries..............................................									1 7	
	1						2 3 4 1 1 51 74 3 4 49 3 41 1			
										
								1	1 1 2 48 53 7 10 12 15 27 2 49 4 3 1 20 18 10 1	1 1 1 1
	1									
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	6 20 3 9 62 3 28		24 11 6 2 18 2 25		61 21 7 8 47					
132. Boils...............................................										
133. Carbuncle..................										
134. Whitlow............................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns..............................................										
					■ 19	1				
										
										
	3 2 4		■ 9		3 1 4		50 1 2			
										
			5							
										
	7 13 17 4 2 18		2 7 7 8		108 10 6 3 1 14	10 1	49 4 3 3 19 5	3		
										
										
147. Punctured Wounds..................................										
148. Poisoning-............................										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.........................		3	4					1	2	2
150. ORDER EC.—Homicide........										
151. ORDER HI.—Suicide........										
152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence .										
Total...................										
	3,511	17	1,797	30	4,650	27	5,757	40	4,513	69
■----------------------------------------------,-------------------------------------------------------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
167
TABLE XXVI.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
1802.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
22,853.			31,551.		28,043.		29,	336.	27,390.		22, 553.		9, 518.		21,247.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Death 3.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	3,468	40	4,372	42	3,254	48	4,199	65	3,264	45	2,517	19	859	2	39,170	410
104 105	1 260		273		1 155				1 113		1 41				7 : 1,348	
							201						22			
106	3	1	7		8		3		2		3		6		i 78	2
107	3		2	1			3	1	7		5		1		40	4
108 109			3 12		1 16			1	3 6	1	1 4				10 97	4 3
	13	1					6						4			
no 111	18 195		15 189		21 79	3	5 67		12 83		1 26				83 1,519	3
													1			
112	72		73		81		54		44		32		20		533	
113	1		11		12		11	1	29		11		1		210	1
114 115 116 117 118 119	2				3 1 5		4 2 5 1 3 22		3 3 5				1		23 11 27 4 31 141	1 1
			2 6													
											5					
	I															
			15 25		7 27				1 9		2 4					
	15												5			
120			2		7						1 2				25	1
121 122 123	3 4 2		5 3 7		3 1 3		2 2 3		4						25 14 49	
																
											1					
124 125 126 127 128			2 4 2				3 1 5 1 3		1						6 10 30 4 17	• 1
	3 4			1	1 4											
									3		2					
																
	1		2		1				3		1		1			
129 136	1 1		5		2		2				1 1				14 6	
									1							
131	26		48		25		44		33		13		28		407	
132	48		62		55		36		53		39		14		488	
133	5		17		5		3		1		8		4		69	
134	10		27		23		17		3		11		6		130	
135	38		45		35		19		18		16		2		361	
136	10		11		18		19		4		3		9		97	
137	38		37		26		26		22		26		13		328	1
138 139 140	1 45	2	2 50	1	1				2	1	2				11	1 6
																
					40		44		63		44		8		4C8	
141 142 143 144	3 7 1 11	' 1	3 15 1 22		4 9		1 6 1 11	2	3 4 2 32		2 5				24 64 6 335	39
																
																
				2	35	4				2	27	8	11	6		
145	16		21		9		10		4		5		5	1	322	1
146	2		14		2		5		2		1		o		71	1
147	4		7		3		1		o		4				40	
148 149 150 151 152	2				1 15				1 5				1		27 76	13 2 2 1
			2			1	8	3		2	3	2				
		2														
								2								
		1														
																
	4,336	48	5,423	47	3, 999	56	4, 862	75	3,850	51	2,871	29	1,025	9	46, 594	498
 
168
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          TABLE  XXVII.




Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
	1862. ~									
										
	July.		August.		SEPTEMT3R.		October.			----
									NOVEMBEIi.	
	70,086.		51,878.		16,840.		35,055.		44,335.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. I Deaths.	
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	644 31 458	49 1 1	353 7 194	27	100	10	508 4 158	31 3 3	791 9 415	1 12
										
				2	62					
										
	990 608 473 130 29 4,542 437 554 85 51 3 11	2 2 2 2	546 367 452 37 8 2,392 229 272 60 21	1	187 261 266 58 3 854 138 121 21 8 5 50	3 1 1	506 396 208 31 31 2,819 351 233 21 13 1 282 1 8 10 164 189 120 227 19 5 10	3 2 4 3 3	397 339 156 7 4 2,845 215 316 51 12 4 75 15 42 148 628 186 173 269 30 10 11	2 1 2 5 1 1 1 1
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
			41							
17. Scarlet Fever.......................................										
										
	99 256 933 141 248 52 5		10							
					6 103 69 106 7 1	1				
		3	589 98 124 28 8	1						
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.....................................										
										
24. Orchitis.........................................										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite.......................................			2							
							13 6 2 6 3 6 8		3 6	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.......................................	29		43		1					
										
	17 5		10 1	1	1 5				2 4 10 45	
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout...........................................	2 667 503 29 8									
		1	185 220 24 22 1 10 12 15 6		96 90 17 6		251 305 41 3		381 601 34 7 2 1 32 41 15 4 40	1 2
										
										
										
										
	15 72 48 24	1		2	1 4 12 2	2	5 16 29 7	2		
										
Order H.—Tubercular Diseases.										
44. Scrofula.......................................										
45. Other Diseases of this Order................										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch......................							13 1 6			
										
48. Other Intestinal Worms........	20		6		6				14	
49. Other Diseases of this Order.....										
Carried forward........										
	12, 219	64	6,393	34	2,667	18	7,036	54	8,390	116.
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
169
        TABLE XXVII.



of the Department of Washington.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
51,862.			52,521.		53,309.		54,817.		44,338.		43, 320.		23,779.		45,178.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	572	83	373	68	383	42	322	44	120	26	159	18	56	9	4,381	493
o	7	3	5	2	3	1	1	1	2	2	3	2			72	16
3 4 5	342	8	251	4	201	4	153	4	49	2	83	12	3		2,369	52
	217		200	1	181		290		226		295	1	108		4,143	7
6	177		143		130		164		189	1	151		88		3,013	1
7	189		146		118		176		189		033		181		2,787	
8	8		14		9		10		4		44		20		372	
9	14	2	20	1	3		2	1	7		6	1			127	12
10	1,600	6	1,055		799		919		671		874	1	1,004		20,374	12
11	256		464	3	132	2	105		80	1	76	1	36		2,519	13
12	252		153		153	1	187		171		145	1	285	3	2,842	15
13	30	1	15	1	27		22	1	15				8		355	5
14	48		32	1	32		33	2	44		23		13		330	4
15	74	8	95	4	50	8	77	7	21	1	9		9		348	29
16	213	2	448	8	417	2	226	2	172	1	26		2		1,963	19
17	26	2	4		3		7				1		3		60	2
18	127		66	2	32	5	51	1	25	1	27	1	21		399	11
19	147	4	210		205		171	1	124		56		21		1,201	5
20	651		486		260		541		325		124		19		3,460	
21	285		71	1	156		225		139		6?	1	68		3,006	8
22	136		140		117		314		73		112		100		1,393	
23	204		138		112		194		123		165		106		2,016	
24	42		29		32		27		12		13		10		301	
25	7		11		4	1	5		4		2		7		69	1
26	4		5		7		8		3		1		1		50	
27 28															2 67	
	11		g		14		6		12							
29	3		2		4		12		10		6		3		125	
30	6	2	2	1	1		2				1				14	3
31	4	1	7	3	10		2		9		11		10		89	5
32	10		14		20		8		7		21		6		104	
V,	6		4		2		2		3		5				38	
34	3		3		12		4				1				76	
35 36			4 392										1 121		7 3,596	4
	408	1		1	291	1	362		250		192	1				
37	661		772		451		469		246		233		79		4,630	
35	59		38		60		42		10		47		18		419	2
39 40 41 42	4 1		5		7		12 1 6 48				1				75 5 50 366	
																
			2 59		1 35				7 23		2 13					
	38												14			
43	63	3	50	4	44	2	43	4	26	1	15		13	1	399	24
44	27		10		11		22		18		15		9		166	
45	5		7		1		2		2		4		3		28	
46	59		51		76		153		46		53		17		508	
47	2		1 5		1		5						1			
48					g		11		12						100 15	
49	13								2							
																
	7,023	1 126	6,010	105	4,615	69	5,242	68	3,471	36	3,310	40	2,464	13	68,840	743
22 
170
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TABLE XXVIL—DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON—Continued.
					1862.					----
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		V	-
									44,335.	
	' 70,086.		51, 878.		16,840.		35,055.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 116 4 3 1
	12,219 4 18 269 17 4 7	64 2 1 1	6,393 1 17 96 7 2 4	34 1 1 2 2	2,667 1 7 26 1	18	7,036	54	8,390 1 27 217 4 7 4 23 48 150 16	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diteascs of Nervous System.										
							17 128 5 8 1 8 15 99 9 1 22 1 2 72	1		
										
										
										
					1					
										
	22 188 5 59 44 8 4 141 6 2 17 36 37 4 31 10 1	1 3	1 91 2 25 22 2 2 53 6							
				1 1	34 5					
										
										
					7 1				11 3 1 160 7 3 26 73 21 10 19 6	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
					27 2					
							1			
							3 7 24 3 1 14 7			
			9 19 15 3 3 2		1 4 2 2 3					
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
71. Otorrhcea..............................										
72. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
74. Valvular Disease of Heart...........................							4		12 1 1 3 4	
75. Dropsy from Heart Disease..........................										
							1 2	1		
77. Inflammation of Pericardium.............	3 3 1 49 55 16 34 568 37		6 1 2 12 21 4 13 233 15							
78. Inflammation of Endocardium................					2	1				
79. Inflammation of Veins......................							1 15 24 7 14 227 15			
					8 7 2 10 78 9			1	.....48' 50 8 44 909 42 1 25 64 128 17 164 210 610 78	1 1 7 1
										
82. Other Diseases of this Order...............										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. Asthma.............................										
84. Acute Bronchitis.......................										
85. Chronic Bronchitis...................										
86. Dropsy of Chest.......................										
87. Haemorrhage from Nose..................	14 39 58 95 8 25 384 648 240	3 2	12 11 24 43 13 15 173 183 108	1 1	2 4 4 16 5 8* 94 47 42		14 27 180 76 27 8-3 225 344 134	1 1		
88. Inflammation of Larynx............										
89. Inflammation of Lungs..............										
90. Inflammation of Pleura............										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.........										
92. Other Diseases of this Order............										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs: 93. Colic.......................										
94. Constipation....................										
95. Cholera Morbus......................										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver..................										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease............	9 204		4 143				1 97		4 108	
98. Dyspepsia................					40					
99. Diseases of Pancreas___										
100. Diseases of Spleen.....	9 4 96 5		1 3 80 o		o 2 23 2					
101. Tistulain Ano.......							4 54 3		7 94 5	1
102. Hernia............										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach...										
Carried forward.....										
	15,757	77	7,896	44	3,198	19	9,003	59	11,936	1 135
---------------------------_										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
171
TABLE XXVIL—DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
51,862.			52,521.		53,309.		54,817.		44,338.		43,320.		23,779.		45,178.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	7,023	126	6,010	105	4,615	69	5,242	68	3,471	36	3,310	40	2,464	13	68,840	743
50 51	4 37	3	5 33	1 1			4 31	1	1 17	1	2 9			1	23 245	6 6
					24								8			
52	164		133		129		235		157		182		106		3,842	
53	4		5		5		4		2		3		1		58	
54	4	2	10	8	6	2	2	2	2	1	4	3		1	49	27
55	1		7	3	1		2	1	2	2	2	1	1		33	13
56 57 58	8 25 236		19 10 195		6 17 351		1 11 181				1 8 95		1		67 164 1,618	1
									7 133							
													65			
59	11	1	11		8		6		1		3	1	2		79	2
60											3		4		92	2
61	44		81		13	1	33	2	9		7		5		298	7
62 63 64	3		7 3 158		4 1 137		3 4 125		3						35 17 1,288	
																
	161								88		97		60			
65	4		2				2		1		1		2		34	
66	3		3		2		3		2		4		4		29	
67	12		7		10		7		2		5		6		109	
68	84		54		61		88		32		43		34		552	
69	32		25		27		8		3		4		3		180	
70 71	13 31		12 36		9 33		8 39		2 17		1 23				65 266	
													17			
72 73 74	7 1 20		3		4		1 1 15						1		41 4 118	1 3
								1 2			1 5					
			30		14	1			14				4			
75 76 77	2	1	2 2 5		2		5 1 6	1	1 1 4	1	1 1 1				14 7 42	1 1 2
																
	7				5											
78	4										1				15	1
79 80	3 51				1 26				1 • 19						9 356	
			45				47				22		14			
81	79		48		31		48		20		13		12		408	
82	6	2	9		5		5	1	4		1		2		69	4
83	70		54		34		32		16		15		13		349	
84	1,074	2	950	3	847		1,045		749	1	322		133		7,135	7
85	49		123		85		113		54		52		21		615	
86 87 88	4 33 41	1 1			1 11 41								2		8 143 475	1 4
			16 100			1	7 84	1	4 33		5 21					
													10			
89	194	35	243	31	194	32	254	24	159	20	62	6	41	2	1,541	161
%	128		99		76		93	1	60		52		25		835	2
91	26		18		12		16	1	13		6		7	1	168	2
92	578	1	383	1	415		292		117		38		33		2,151	3
93	190		124		91		146		95		92		91		1,915	
94	560		365		296		263		202		234		112		3,863	
95	54		5		9		17		9		4		43		743	4
m 97													4		4 52	
	2		3						7		2					
98	148		124		68		139		103		83		40		1,297	
99 100 101																
			5 8		3 8				1 9		1 2				22 CO	
	6						4						3			
102	116		114		85		71		33		35		23		824	1
103	4		4		6		1		1				1		34	
	11,361	175	9,708	153	7,640	106	8,754	106	5,681	62	4,879	51	3,427	18	99,300	1,005
 
172
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TABLE  XXVIL—DEPARTMENT OF  WASHINGTON—Concluded.
Year............
MONTU...........

Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

  ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.

104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.........................
105. Inflammation of Tonsils...........l...............
106. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
107. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
111. Jaundice..........................................
112. Piles..............................................
113. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
 ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel..................................
115. Diabetes..........................................
116. Bright's Disease..................................•
117. Diseases of Prostate...............................
118. Diseases of Testis.................................
119. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
120. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
121. Incontinence of Urine.............................
122. Hydrocele........................................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
Order VIH.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries...................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbunclo.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
CLASS  V.
-WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS,  AND
     INJURIES.
      Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns........................................
137. Contusions...................................
138. Concussion of Brain..........................
139. Drowning....................................
140. Sprains......................................
141. Dislocation..................................
142. Simple Fractures.............................
143. Compound Fractures..........................
144. Gunshot Wounds.............................,
145. Incised Wounds...............................
146. Lacerated Wounds............................
147. Punctured Wounds............................
148. Poisoning.....................................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.................,
150. Order H.—Homicide.........................
151. ORDER HI.—Suicide.
152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence .

               Total.................
1862.
July.
70,086.
Cases.  Deaths.
15,757
114
 34
 28
  2
 93
 22
194
146
132
170
119
 26
 29
222
 10
153
  3
17,740
77
August.
51,878.
Cases.  Deaths
7,896
 40
 21
  2
  3
 39
 35
168
110
 42
101
 40
 22
 11
 77
  4
130
16
36
2,609
   24
  163
   13
    9
   13
11,684
44
205
September.
16,840.
Cases.  Deaths,
3,198
19
October.
35,055.
Cases.  Deaths.
9,063
59
 74
 57
 14
  3
 14
  9
307
 78
 86
3,599
22
132
 95
  6
 18
 33
10,453
November.
44,335.
67
'*» 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
173
TABLE XXVIL—DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON—Concluded.
1862.					1863.											
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
53,862.			52,521.		53,309.		54,817.		44,338.		43, 320.		23,779.		45,178.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	11,361	175	9,708	153	7,640	106	8,754	106	5,681	62	4,879	51	3,427	18	99, 300	1,005
104 105	10 390		7 339		7 219		8 347		1 244	1	3 134				54 2,326	1
													73			
106	25		13		13		8		13		9	1	13		233	2
107	17	1	16	2	9		11		4		6	1	37		159	5
108 109	4 25	I			2 17	2	1 3		2 13		3 5	2			24 260	12
			15										16			
110	21		19		14		19		9		7		4		204	
111	791		610		402		297		156		132		22		4,167	
112	254		189		172		165		144		108		58		1,666	
113	32		147		68		120	.....:■■	9		23		13		739	
114 115 116 117 118	4 3 7 3 9		20 1 10	1	7 1 3 2 13		6		4 1 1		4				66 22 38 11 89	1
																
							9				3 3 6					
																
			15				11		3				2			
119	29		47		34		24		13		6		5		315	1
120 121	16 25		8 28		7 26		11 17		2 9		7 5				102 153	
													3			
122	5		10		6		9		5		1		3		52	
123	20		18		7		9		4		3		3		235	
124 125 126	2 5 29		1 4 30		3 1 24		2 7 16		1		1				13 22 156	
													1 5			
									8		6					
127 128	1 8		1 11		1 7										3 53	
							5		7		3		1			
129 130	6		1 2		2 1				2		2				25 11	
							2									
131	136		87		64		80		58	2	100		74		1,156	2
132	147		121		95		157		102		124		61		1,209	
133	22		8		8		6		6		9		4		140	
134	39		27		27		34		19		18		12		205	
135	62		50		49		87		57		40		20		763	
136	26		33		16		20		10		17		9		194	
137	107		118		69		71		87		108		88	1	1,138	1
138 139 140	1		2								1				13	2 7
						3						3				
	117		134		85		142		117		129		81		1,065	
141	12		8		10		8		5		6		7		100	
142	9		13		4		10		11		12		5		140	4
143 144	2 44	3	2 110	2	2 37				1 80	10	5 58	7	2 11		17 3,142	181
						2	55	2								
145	70		71		42		64		37		51		12		C06	
146	49		16	1	16		4		10		8		18		386	3
147	10		13		8		15		9		12	1	4		134	4
148	2	2	1	1	3		6		3		3		7		73	3
149	55	2	20	1	35		23	8	14		6		37	28	345	37
150 151 152						1 1		2 2				1				4 G 1
																
																
																
	14,012	184	12,104	161	9,278	115	10,643	120	6,968	75	6,066	67	4,118	41	121, S84	1,282
 
174
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                 TABLE  XXVIII.

Abstract of  the  Sickness  and  Mortality
Year.............................
Month...........................

Meam Strength.................
          LIST OF DISEASES
1802.
July.
106,069.
August.
69,320.
September.
149,052.
October.
171,258.
November.
  172,271.
Cases.  Deaths.
   CLASS  I.—ZYMOTIC  DISEASES.
       Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhoid Fever..............................
Typhus Fever...............................
Typho-Malarial Fever.......................
Yellow Fever...............................
Remittent Fever............................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever................
Tertian Intermittent Fever..................
Quartan Intermittent Fever...................
Congestive Intermittent Fever................
Acute Diarrhoea..............................
Chronic Diarrhoea............................
Acute Dysentery.............................
Chronic Dysentery...........................
Erysipelas...................................
Small-pox and Varioloid......................
Measles.....................................
Scarlet Fever................................
Diphtheria...................................
Mumps.......................................
Epidemic Catarrh............................
Other Diseases of this Order..................
       Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
S yphilis.....................................
Gonorrhoea...................................
Orchitis......................................
Stricture of the Urethra.......................
Purulent Ophthalmia.  ......................
Serpent Bite.................................
Other Diseases of this Order..................
           Order III.—Dietic Diseases.
29. Scurvy................................
30. Purpura..............................
31. Delirium Tremens.....................
32. Inebriation............................
33. Chronic Alcoholism....................
34. Other Diseases of this Order...........
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES.
           Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
35. Gout............................................
36. Acute Rheumatism...............................
37. Chronic Rheumatism.............................
38. Anaemia.........................................
39. General Dropsy...................................
40. Cancer............................................
41. Tumors..........................................,
42. Other Diseases of this  Order.......................
          Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
43. Consumption......................................
44. Scrofula..........................................
45. Other Diseases of this  Order.......................
    CLASS  III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.
46. Itch..........................................
47. Tape-worm................................
48. Other Intestinal Worms.......................
49. Other Diseases of this Order..............
938
 11
743
Cases.  Deaths.
  38
  12
,954

 120
  86
  61
  21
1,139
    3
1,165
  644
   47
   52
    1
   11
107
 27
Carried forward......................... 30 437
121
  4
19
219
348
  3
275
Cases.  Deaths.
1,100
  627
  503
   42
   38
6,657
1,410
  770
   74
   47
 30
818

 65
 63
 23
291
  1
414
377
 78
 35
 36
  7
 19

 35
 13
15
14,246
71
330
  7
446
Cases.  Deaths.
 1,568
 1,446
   838
   177
   40
13, 746
 1,992
 1,216
   180
   59
   13
   91
1,339

  207
  467
   41
   17
107
 12
954
995
151
 34
42
26, 741
984
 17
534
 2,064
 2,110
 1,689
   307
   127
16,527
 2,678
 2,029
   292
   63
    1
   239
    2
   32
   48
   708
   728

   362
   610
   78
   19
    5
    2
   13

   84
    2
   11
   25
    4
1,622
1,742
  358
   53
    5
   24
   25

  14G
   43
   10


   58
36, 536
101
  1
 11
205 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
175
     TABLE XXVIII.



of the Army of the Potomac.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
213,043.			200,714.		175,856.		176,638.		149,182.		128,009.		106, 967.		151,531.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths^	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	1,388	287	1,195	192	757	141	767	173	468	86	217	50	198	7	8,442	1,323
2	6	2	51	11	43	15	35	10	10	5	16	2	2		208	51
3 4 5	899	57	906	38	509	32	418	33	279	17	300	7	213	5	6,044	223
	1,670	11	1,790	3	1,401	6	1,325	17	1,177	2	1,081	4	824	1	18,184	106
6	1,026	1	870		510	1	539		536		621		450		10, 919	9
7	762	2	819		477	1	544		480		559		309		9,383	4
8	219	2	70		77		36		78	1	48		45		1,290	3
9	40	5	41	10	34		27	11	31	1	42	4	12		5.18	61
10	12,043	5	10,874		7,560	8	6,478	4	3,757	3	6,272		3,513	1	114,129	39
11	2,728	111	2,660	78	2,012	60	1,502	60	954	23	580	13	461	4	20, 3C2	441
12	1,640	17	1,540	4	1,097	5	849	9	481	1	781	3	426	2	13,949	93
13	398	15	319	15	210	5	123	6	82		46		20		2,315	60
14	142	1	132	2	106	2	137	2	93	1	55	1	51	1	1,027	11 «
15	12	2	30	5	42	5	37	4	104	6	9	2	12		255	24
16	115	5	203	10	212	5	305	4	42	1	19	1	26		1,341	28
17 18	1 30	11	2 36				o 42	2	2 24						12 240	1 29
				3	39	3				2	7	1	10	1		
19	97		73		55		93		94		47		29		647	1
20	2,727		2,213		1,403		1,778		1,140		321		120		12,039	
21	441	14	234	5	184	........	183	2	313	1	152	1	57		6,711	71
22	328		247	1	218		197		136		89		88		2,302	1
23	407		187		173		211		153		80		131		2,980	
24	56		93		58		39		39		24		21		593	
2.j	25		27		28		18		8		12		7		209	
26	10		25		23		4		12		3		5		93	
27 28 29													1 1 21		5 59 2,377	1 6
	10 137	1	18 166		4 120	1 1	5 79		3 59							
											37					
30	4		7	1	10	2	13		14	1	1		2		56	4
31 32	2 15	1 1	5 22	1	9 10	2 2	5 30		4 10	1			2		65 135	6 6
											6					
33 34	3 46	1 4	6 15	1	3 30						4 1		2 8	1	23 155	2 5
							6									
35 36	3 2,219	3	8 2,596				6 1,350		2 1,029	2	T 2 735		1 342		43 15,795	8
				1	1,742	1										
37	2,210	1	2,648		1,877		1,708		1, 051	1	675	1	324		15, 831	5
38	336	3	358	6	300	2	277	4	231		235		129		2,752	19
39	64	1	47	4	48		47	1	22	1	22		8		472	8
40 41 42	2 11 32	1	8 18 39		4 16 20		10 17 36		4 19 17		2 10 11				73 153 402	4
																
												1	1			
43	197	26	190	18	155	17	193	16	88	2	37	4	28		1,354	107
44	49		72		77		70		43		39		18		512	
45 46	6 105	2	1 98		4 123		8 114		3 70		3 53				36 698	2
													28			
47	4		5		3		4				2		1		34	
48 49	24 7		50 6	1	35		23 1		10		11				309 15	1
													1			
						317										
	32,696	593	31,020	410	21,884		19, 671	358	13,172	158	13,269	95	7,951	23	275, r,44	2.7G3
 
176
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXVIIL—ARMY OF THE POTOMAC—Continued.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
 50.
 51.
 52.
 53.
 54.
 55.
 56.
 57.
 58.
 59.
 60.
 61.

 62.
 63.
 64.
 65.
 66.
 67.

 68.
 69.
 70.
 71.
 72.

 73.
 74.
 75.
 76.
 77.
 78.
 79.
 80.
 81.
 62.

 83.
 84.
 85.
 86.
 87.
 88.
 89.
 90.
 91.
 92.

 93.
 94.
 95.
 96.
 97.
 98.
 99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
            Brought forward..................

    CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES.

    Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
Apoplexy.....................................
Epilepsy......................................•
Headache......................................
Insanity......................................■
Inflammation of Brain..........................
Inflammation of Membranes of Brain............
Inflammation of Spinal Chord...................
Nostalgia......................................
N euralgia......................................
Paralysis......................................
Sun-stroke.....................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
         Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
Amaurosis.....................................
Cataract.......................................
Inflammation of Conjunctiva....................
Inflammation of Iris............................
Night Blindness................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
        Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
Earache.......................................
Inflammation of Internal Ear....................
Deafness.......................................
Otorrhoea......................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
ORDER IV.—Diseases of  Organs of Circulation.
Aneurism......................................
Valvular Disease of Heart......................
Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
Inflammation of Pericardium....................
Inflammation of Endocardium..................
Inflammation of Veins..........................
Varicose Veins.................................
Varicocele.....................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
  ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
Asthma........................................
Acute Bronchitis...............................
Chronic Bronchitis.........................t...
Dropsy of Chest...............................
Haemorrhage from Nose........................
Inflammation of Larynx........................
Inflammation of Lungs.........................
Inflammation of Pleura.........................
Haemorrhage from Lungs.......................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
   Order VI.—Diseases of  Digestive Organs.
Colic..........................................
Constipation.................
Cholera Morbus..............
Cirrhosis of Liver............
Dropsy from Hepatic Disease.
Dyspepsia...................
Diseases of Pancreas.........
Diseases of Spleen...........
Fistula in Ano................
Hernia.......................
Haemorrhage from Stomach...
Carried forward.
1862.
July.
106,069.
Cases.  Deaths.
32,437
  5
 40
429
 15
  2
  2
 18
243
 28
 73
 41

 10
  1
136
  7
 18
 27

 58
 41
 14
 27
  1
  66
 114
  41

  46
,099
  60
   1
   9
  25
  67
 135
  26
  50

 865
 656
 329
 30
422
 11
 13
314
  4
38,075
219
August.
69,320.
September.
Cases.  Deaths.
14,246
  7
 16
132
  5
  1
136
 13
 53
 19

  5
  1
 59
  5
 18
 19

 36
 14
  3
 13
  1
  3
  2
  7
 30
 40
 19

 13
462
 25
 12
 20
 26
 69
  9
 14

567
468
334
  6
158
  5
  4
138
  7
17,241
71
93
149, 052.
Cases.  Deaths
26,741
  4
 54
371
 32
  2
  7
254
 15
 48
 81

 11
  4
168
  6
 33
 13

 54
 12
 14
 27
  4
  7
  4
 69
 76
 47

 52
937
 74
  1
 13
 20
 59
144
 28
132

981
553
499
  9
330
  9
 22
233
  9
32,281
46
October.
171,258.
Deaths.
36,536
 11
 99
485
 26
 10
 16
 21
 51
463
 36
 13
 76

 15
 13
211
  9
 36
 19

126
 25
 15
 55
  5

  1
 34
  6
  1
 11
  8
  1
139
143
 37

 80
633
126
  4
 16
 55
149
218
 34
236

916
657
280
 37
430
 15
 28
501
 10
205
43,378 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1863.
177
TABLE XXVIIL—ARMY THE POTOMAC—Continued.
1862.									1863.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
213,04a			200, 714.		175	856.	176,638.		149,182.		128,009.		106,967.		151,	531.
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	32,696	593	31,020	410	21,884	317	19,671	358	13,172	158	13,269	95	7,951	23	275,544	2,763
50	13	6	15	5	11	8	11	6	3	2	5	1	9		102	48
51	88	3	98	1	78	1	73	2	53	1	24		24		726	17
52	608		635		434		480		399		372		262		4,946	
53	21	1	21		16		25		10	1	9		9		199	4
54	8	9	9	6	13	7	8	3	6	2	6	4	3	1	72	41
55 56	4 18	1	3 15	1	5 14	2	8 26	1	1 12	1	3 6				58 130	9 1
													1			
57	49		56	2	58	1	54	1	25		11		1		389	4
58	553		658		418		363		309		236		147		4,213	
59	39	3	38		29	1	30		24	2	10		12		307	9
60 61									3 18	1	22 24		230 17		442 511	2 14
	72	8	46	3	40	1	37									
62	22		24		17		20		11		13		2		159	
63 64	4 386	.......	8 327		7 290		4 256		13 242		2 165				62 2,578	
													93			
65	29		15		20		19		10		11		5		145	
66	39		39		28		29		55		81		53		456	
67	38		42		37		23		7		7		6		263	
68	155		142		126		105		79		46		42		1,084	
69	21		15		12		20		17		4		3		195	
70	46		35		37		15		11		6		3		219	
71	54		55		41		34		32		8		6		383	
72 73	1 3	1	8 2		3 2		3 3	—— —	1 3		2 2				27 32	1 40
																
74	47	12	57	6	82	4	70	2	68	1	30	2	16		448	
	17	3	20	3	17		9		11		3				87	<5
76 77	4 8	1	9 33	2 1	4 23	1 1	4 25		2 21	1	2 6	1 1			27 148	4 7
													2			
78	14	3	11	1	5		g		3	1			1			10
79 80	1 142		2 177		3 147		1 98		3 98						23 1 222	
											76		61			
81	116		118		84		60		40		32		25		952	
82	26	2	21	3	41		9	1	4	1	13		3		276	18
83	141		231	2	108	1	147		99		43		34		1,089	3
84	2,660	1	2,461	3	1,864	2	2,697	2	1,427		623		250		16,634	9
85	424	1	473		389		492	1	338		72		44		2,773	2
86 87	6 30	2	4 17		8 19		12 22	2	5 24		1 11				43 209	4
													8			
88	223	1	221	1	190		290	1	146		67		20		1,391	6
89	525	61	478	43	384	51	468	59	229	18	302	7	57	2	2,778	261
90	350	3	517		287		350	1	254	1	140		73	2	2,830	9
91	61	1	66		50		44	2	44		25	1	6		443	4
92	1,207	6	1,088	2	724		863	2	704	1	230		47	1	5,694	14
93	692		687		449		326		306		283-		299		7,017	2
94	1,047		1,172		807		945		649		657		409		9,130	
95	114	1	100		49		42		59		70		90	1	2,108	20
96	4		10	1	2				1		3	1	1		22	2
97	51	2	69	2	47	2	46	1	33		15		5		392	7
98	476	1	512		426		435		297		250		124		4,339	1
99	2		1		1		7								12	
100	6		17		3		3	......	1		3		1		81	
101	24		23		22		22		19		24		17		235	
102	444	1	410		300		275		163		90		57		3,240	o
103 !	9		6		8	1	8		1		1		1		77	2
	43,838	727	42, 337	498	30,163	401	29,096	445	19,565	192	17,216	113	10,530	30	357,033	3,346
23 
178
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXVIIL—ARMY OF  THE POTOMAC—Concluded.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
              Brought forward......................
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage from Bowels......
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver ...
130. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice.....................
112. Piles.........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order...
 Order VTI.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel...................................
115. Diabetes..........................................
116. Bright's Disease....................................
117. Diseases of Prostate...............................,
118. Diseases of Testis.................................
119. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
120. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
121. Incontinence of I'rino..............................
122. Hydrocele.........................................
123. Other Diseases of this Order........................
Order V1U.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries......................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle---
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
  CLASS V.—WOUNDS,  ACCIDENTS,  AND
                    INJURIES.

      Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Bums......................._»..................
137. Contusions.......................................
138. Concussion of Brain...............................
139. Drowning.........................................
140. Sprains...................____-.-.................
141. Dislocation.......................................
142. Simple Fractures........................ ........
143. Compound Fractures..............................
144. Gunshot Wounds..................................
145. Incised Wounds...................................
146. Lacerated Wounds................................
147. Punctured Wounds................................
148. Poisoning.........................................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.......................
150. Order U.—Homicide.............................
151. Order HI.—Suicide..............
152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence.
Total..................................  42,911
1862.
July.
106,069.
Cases.  Deaths.
38,075
194
 65
 37
  6
 62
 60
329
398
214
260
155
 69
 41
250
 28
161
1,790
  133
   97
   13
   35
   87
240
114
August.
69,320.
Cases.  Deaths.
17,241
 69
 40
 25
  2
 66
 20
322
266
111
156
114
 38
 26
 98
 12
146
1,744
   54
   70
   17
   12
   23
20,836
93
147
251
September.
149,052.
Cases.  Deaths.
32,281
172
125
 35
  5
 72
110
430
437
210
260
297
 55
 70
192
 34
235
  7
7,905
  127
  184
  161
   14
   91
43,752
63
636
 6
28
745
October.
171,258.
Cases.  Deaths
43,378
 13
255
142
 53
  9
 90
 89
844
611
204
19
  3
 23
124
 49
 36
 13
 82
542
398
 72
 57
154
93
196
  9
 32
  2
207
136
 59
 34
 15
 47
48,573
234
51
308
 November.

   172,271.

Cases.  Deaths,

33,313
   39
  303
   69
   29
   4
   61
  143
1,853
  589
  137
 21
  5
 11
  4
 32
102
 26
 61
 13
 40
412
535
 53
 90
157
217
  3
262
 15
 32
  3
262
127
 54
 23
  7
 67
39,340 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
179
TABLE XXVIIL—ARMY OF THE POTOMAC—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
213,043.			200,714.		175,	856.	176,638.		149,182.		128,009.		106,967.		151,	531.
—	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	43,838	727	42,337	498	30,163	401	29,096	445	19,565	192	17,210	113	10,530	30	357,033	3,346
104	30	3	41	1	35		22	1	18	1	13		4		215	7
105	431		525		402		522	1	340		122		82		3,417	2
106	80	2	96	2	70	1	71		58	1	35		25		896	10
107	40	2	62	2	57	o	82	4	32	2	21		9		482	25
108 109	12 79	2 3	19 111	2 1	9 77	2	10 97	1	7 53	1	4 44				87 834	14 7
												1	22			
no	48		64		60		58		39		35		15		741	3
111	1,604	5	1,123	1	529	1	562		251		171		113		8,131	9
112	746		842		622		520		376		280		255		6,142	1
113	120	10	140	1	82		57	1	49		103	1	66	1	1,493	22
114	26		50		28		32		21		18		13		237	
115	13		18		10	1	18	2	5	1	2		1		103	4
116	33	1	32		35	2	35		25	1	14		6		200	4
117 118	1 40		5 48		1 28		5 34		1 25						20 245	
											11		4			
119	119	1	144		101		117		69	1	39		18		946	2
120	40	1	36		29		32		20		8		4		315	4
121	80		73		64		66		44		22		32		490	
122	11		14		21	1	11		10		2		4		128	1
123	33	1	38	1	19	1	22	1	22		18		1		461	7
124	10		12		8		12		9		10		2		91	
125	7		9		9		18		10		12		1		77	
126	40		51		61		65		67		28		27		401	
127 128	7 21		8 19		5 22		6 22		2 11		4 6				36 124	
													10			
129	15		20		20		17		10		6		2		139	
130	3		6		8		6		13		12		1		71	
131	401		284		249		257		243		249		179		3,492	
132	604		622		455		525		366		419		287		4,777	
133	69		52		52		64		41		28		22		615	
134	158		181		102		139		100		51		48		1,063	
135	206		216		161		200		88		118		77		1,917	
136	141	1	158		84		107		117		67		42		971	1
137	391	1	374		250		328		225		323	1	168	1	3,006	4
138	12		9	3	3		8	1	3		4	1	1	1	59	7
139 140				2								1				4
	319		384 H		329		366		442		270		167		2,861	
141	22		36		19		23		18	1	18		4		193	1
142	41		48		29		36		28		30		18		373	1
143	30	3	3	2	1		4		3		17		2		65	5
144	7,908	461	180	8	107	3	157	7	249	15	5,028	328	516	48	26,053	1,852
145	244		343		239		268		213		88		109		2,081	1
146	164	10	62		56		60		37	1	30	4	23	1	896	32
147	33		27		13		28	1	19		22		28		418	34
148	31		17	1	19	1	24		22		41		41		278	2
149	132	4	85	5	153	3	111	2	81		84	2	86		1,047	26
150 151 152		1 7														2 20 3
				1		1		1		1		3				
														3		
																
	58,433	1,246	49,024	531	34,896	420	34,320	468	23,447	218	25,143	455	13,045	85	433,720	5,463
 
180
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE XXIX.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					18(	*2.				—
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	12,966.		11,055.		16,699.		17,985		18 (P»	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 26
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	68	1	75 1 111	6	40	6	152 1	15	152	
										
	8			4	84	1		3	70	12
										
	527 203 35	2 1	250 84 235 19 5 637 52 73 3 1	2 3 2	206 155 329 11 16 1,405 158 105 18 4	1 1 2 1	568 261 322 8 28 1,836 261 237 39 6	4 1 1 1 3 4	468 202 312 28 3 886 153 L98 42 7	11 2 i 6
										
										
										
	20 G45 66 87 16 4	8 5 3								
										
										
										
										
										
										
	1		11						45	4
										
									3 9 135 36 28 73 16 4	
			1		2 3 236 22 104 17 2			1 10		
	3 253 24 47 10 7					2	21 230 32 99 35 3			
		2	245 40 111 10 7	1						
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis............................................										
										
24. Orchitis.............................................										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite........................................	1									
									7 6	
Order IH.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.............................................	24		22		12		1			
										
	2 1				8 1					
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.							%			
	106 57 20 20		35 65 11 2		89 99 2 2 1 1		213 111 77		160 103 58 3 1 3 2 32	1 6
										
										
										
										
										
	16 g 5						8 4 10	1		
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.		1	15 8		20 2					
										
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch..........................................									2 5	
47. Tape-worm..........................										
48. Other Intestinal Worms............. ■			31		G		16			
49. Other Diseases of this Order...............										
				i						
	2,294	23	2,140	18	3,220	14	4,579	44	3,256	72
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
181
       TABLE XXIX.



of the Department of  Virginia.
	186Q								1863.							
December.			JANUARY.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
28,382.			23,218. |		43,153.		38,483.		42,491.		42,086.		36,511.		27, 638.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 1	Cases	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.,	Cases.	Deaths.
l	141	19	131	10	274	30	207	38	171	17	107	11	151	4	1,669	163
o			1		1	1	2	2	o		0		7		17	6
3 4 5	122	6	226	13	239	9	304	4	378	2	262	1	371	4	2,175	59
	597	10	384	1	294	2	249		242		248		435	2	4,528	35
6	336		184		223		181		242		356		358		2,785	2
7	270		181		280		254		205		328		323		3,074	
8	21		5		7		1		6		9		13		128	
9 10	33 959	1 1	21 615	2 1			7 866	1	6 888	1			12 2,454	2	151 15,116	19 6
					1,545						2,380					
11	189	30	257	1	266	5	124	4	50		122		294		1,992	27
12	175	3	99		185	2	214		215		940	1	548	2	3,076	21
13	21	2	103		40		36		12		33		117	2	480	14
14	23		23		46		26		26	2	40		19		225	2
15	23	2	13	1	4		4		11	2	19	1	6	1	80	7
16	100		31	1	139	4	145	7	362	2	82		13		729	18
17 18					3 7		2 27	3	3 6						8 88	5
	14		12	1							8	1	11			
19	63		45		47		44		102		46		8		367	1
20	424		181		460		358		164		46		78		1,873	
21 22	50 85		49 73		123 107		19 77	1	3 76				2 46		1,243 686	16
											76					
23	• 200		98		99		106		172		102		103		1,314	
24	33		. 23		13		10		12		7		11		197	
25	9		7		7		14		5		4		3		72	
26 27 28	9		3		3 1 1						2		2		19 2 22	
																
	6		2				2		1		2		1			
29 30 31 32 33 34	3				24 2		4				5 1 2 2 o		63 2		164 6 24 31 17 11	1 1
									1 1 5 1							
	9 12 5 1						2	3								
		1	1		3 1 10								6 4			
							4									
																
35 36	1 253		1 191						1 201		2 216				5 2,288	1
					413		274					1	137			
37	192		211		374		206		251		123		137		1,929	
38	45		43		57	1	29		16		42		22		422	2
39	6		3	1	9		2		6		3		18		83	1
40 41					2 3										4 33	
	7		1				9		2		1		6			
42 43	2 34				18 38	1	11 31				2 24	1	2 14		61 248	1 19
			12	2				5	15	3						
44	19		G		15		11		6		8		6		98	
45 46	3 42														3 444	
			62		71		118		58		43		48			
47	1		1		4		1		1		2		2		14	
48	5		5		5		3		12	.*..	7		9		84	
49																
__						....... 1"										
	4,543	55	3,304	34	5,463	55	3,984	46	3,737	30	5,706	19	5,802	17	48,088	427
 
182
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXIX—DEPARTMENT OF  VIRGINIA—Continued
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
1862.
LIST OF  DISEASES.
              Brought forward....................
       CLASS  IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.

       Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
50. Apoplexy.......................................
51. Epilepsy........................................
52. Headache.......................................
53. Insanity........................................
54. Inflammation of Brain...........................
55. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.............
56. Inflammation of Spinal Chord....................
57. Nostalgia.......................................
58. Neuralgia......................................
59. Paralysis.......................................
60. Sun-stroke......................................
61. Other Diseases of this Order.....................
            Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
62. Amaurosis......................................
63. Cataract........................................
64. Inflammation  of Conjunctiva.....................
65. Inflammation  of Iris............................■
66. Night Blindness.................................
67. Other Diseases of this Order.....................
            Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
68. Earache.......................................
69. Inflammation of Internal Ear...................
70. Deafness.......................................
71. Otorrhcea......................................
72. Other Diseases of this Order....................
    Order  IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
73. Aneurism......................................
74. Valvular Disease of Heart......................
75. Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
76. Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
77. Inflammation of Pericardium...................
78. Inflammation of Endocardium..................
79. Inflammation of Veins..........................
80. Varicose Veins.................................
81. Varicocele.....................................
82. Other Disoases of this Order....................
      Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
83. Asthma........................................
84. Acute Bronchitis...............................
85. Chronic Bronchitis.............................
86. Dropsy of Chest...............................
87. Haemorrhage from Nose........................
88. Inflammation of Larynx........................
89. Inflammation of Lungs.........................
90. Inflammation of Pleura.........................
91. Haemorrhage  from Lungs.......................
92. Other Diseases of this Order....................
      Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
93. Colic..........................................
94. Constipation...................................
95. Cholera Morbus................................
96. Cirrhosis of Liver..............................
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease...................
98. Dyspepsia.....................................
99. Diseases of Pancreas...........................
100. Diseases of Spleen.............................
101. Fistula in Ano..................................
102. Hemia........................................
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach.....................
JULY.
12,966.
Cases.
2,294
Deaths.
August.
11,055.
10
Cases.
2,140
Deaths.
 17
  3
 21
 27
  2
 10

108
117
 23
20
Carried forward.
2,865
September.
16, 699.
Cases.
3,220
  2
 10
 10
  5
  2

133
103
 43
24
20
2,699
Deaths.
October.
17,985.
Cases.
4,579
44
89
53
  4
154
  3
 19
 19

  3
182
 19
118

140
195
111
23
3,867
53
4,135 
DURING  THE  YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863
183
TABLE XXIX.—DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
28,382.			23,218.		43,153.		38,483.		42,491.		42,086.		36, 511.		27, 638.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	4,543	55	3,304	34	5,463	55	3,984	46	3,737	30	5,706	19	5,862	17	48,088	427
50 51	1 12	1	1 13		2	o	1	1			1		3	2	10	6
					11	1	18		14		15		16		118	3
52	127		145		244		313		261		195		211		1,681	
53	11		8		8		4		2		6		1		57	1
54	5	3	1		2	3	2	2	4	3	1	1	1	1	24	14
55					4 2	1					1		3	1	15 25	7
							5		4							
	19	1	29		17		16		2				9		121	1
58	54		47		103		107		114		95		57		744	
59	7		2		6	1	10		2		2		4		44	2
60 61											6 8	1	19 12		34 244	
	31		6	1	2	1	10		2							3
62	5		4		4		3		1		2		2		28	
63 64	1 62		3 46				2 62		1 68						8 492	
					59						55		59			
65	9		5		4		8		7		1		1		42	
66	2		3		4		5		7		10		12		43	
67	2		2		11		8		2		4		2		89	
68	24		24		38		46		75		38		52		325	
69	7		2		4		3		6		1		9		41	
70	4		5	........	9		7		11		5		7		54	
71	10		8		9		21		17		6		5		98	
72 73 74			2 1 5		1 1 7		2								33 7 54	
	2 6								1 9							1
						2	13	2			4		3			4
75 76 77 78 79	1		2 1		2				1 2 1						6 4 10 4 15	
																
	2 1 6				2 1 1						1		1			
																
			1				1		3		1		2			
80	37		18		27		23		18		37		27		200	
81	16		21		21		17		24		26		23		176	
82 83	1 30	1			9 27				1 22		2 22		2 18	1	51 190	7
			13				35									1
84	307		323	1	690		692		503		318		125		3,644	1
85	59		59		90		96		112		33		17		519	
86 87	4 24		2 9			1									6 107	1
					18		6		7		18		4			
88	63		16		65		39		22		24		7		273	
89	62	3	28	3	108	5	64	3	67	4	40	1	15		460	22
9C	40		29		54	1	51		65	2	38		33	1	386	4
91	10		7		5		10		8		6		8		69	
92	116	1	26		128		99		108		76		4		775	2
93	80		120		124		111		87		138		152		1,327	
94	237		159		283		286		294		231		182		2,230	
95	21		46		12		14		15		97		S8		560	1
96 97			2 2												2 38	
	9				7		4		2		1		4			1
98	75		41		116		118		72		63		84		719	
99 100 101															2 11 32	
	5 5		2 5		1 3											
							2		1		4		4			
102	91		47		72		44		47	•	48		70		557	
103	2		5 ........		1		1		2		1		2		14	
	6,251	65	4,654	40	7,882	73	6,363	54	5,831	39	7,389	22	7,23?	23	64,906	511
 
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TABLE XXIX.--DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Concluded.
					18(	>2. "				~	
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVEJ 18,6		
											
	12,966.		11,055.		16,699.		17,985.			29.	
											
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Coses.	Deaths.	Coses. 4,135 5 20 19 3	Deaths.	
	2,865	24	2,699	23	3,867	19	5,738	53 1		76	
Order VL—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.											
	11 10 2		17 4		13 12						
										■	
								1		*	
											
	17 3 44 23 16	1	6 4 65 30 20	1	6 7 61 45 13 2				3 18 123 71 38 2 2 15		
										1	
											
											
							171				
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.											
	1		1				4				
. .											
117 D^° f P											
" S6a ,											
	1 4		1 1		5 1				21		
											
" '									13 1		
	2 11		1 23		11 2						
							46				
Order VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.									3 1 10		
											
	1										
											
											
			1				2	........	3 4 25 95 10 12 53 2 08 1		
											
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	26 14 6 5 11 1 7 1		39 25 5		38 22 19 2 38 1 24	1	203				
132. Boils.......................................-.......											
											
134. Whitlow.............................................											
			18								
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns.. -^...........................................											
			19 1				23 1				
											
										1	
	14 3		1 2		3 5 4				34 1 8 2 25 22 4 1 1 o		
											
							5				
										1	
	14 18 3 5 1 9	H	5 12 6 1		18 8 7 2	1	28 19 1 3	4		0	
											
											
											
										1	
			7	~"	226	55	45			1	
										1	
											
											
						76	6,289		4,846	___	
	3,149	33	3,014	24	4,464			59		82	
											
 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
185
TABLE XXIX.—DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
	28,382		23,218.		43,153.		38,483.		42, 491.		42,086.		36,511.		27, 638.	
1	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. |	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 7,232	Deaths. 23	Cases.	Deaths. 511
	6,251 !	65	4,654	40	i 7,882	73	6,363	54	5,831	33	7,389	22			64,906	
104	11	1	9		4		7		3		4		5		48	2
105	95		109		171	1	121		136		GO		67		820	1
106	15		6		10		3		2		21	1	16	1	118	2
107	6	2	3		4		4	2	3		14	2	4		43	9
108 109	1 11	1	1 5		1 7		1 6		1 2						5 71	1 1
											4		4	........		
110	46		10		12		10		9		9		16		144	
111	166	1	109		171		64		90		57		60		1,030	1
312	100		78		115		79		101		103		105		850	
113	17		2		11	1	21	1	2		10		3		324	4
114	8		6		14		3		3		8		2		48	
115 116 117 lis	2 5 1 43				1 2										11 27 3 78	
			1				1						3			
											2 4					
			4		19		1		6				3			
119	4		11		20		11		11		15		31		131	
120	5		10		7		3		6		5		4		46	
121	10		10		11		14		13		3		4		78	
122	2		1		1		5		6		1		1		23	
1?3	2				2		4		7	1	3		2		111	1
124 125 126	5 4 27		4 19 12		G 5 12		3		2 1 6		1				26 32 86	
							1						1 7			
							5				6					
127 128 129			2 4 2						1 5 3						3 30 23	
	5 4				30 1		4 3				2 2					
													2			
130					1		1				2				8	
131	60		34		47		41		81		58		78		730	1
132	141		70 ........		133	........	92		101		134		99		926	
133 12			10 ........		12	1	10		4		4		12		104	1
134 25			12		33		27		26		13		14		1C9	
135	55		48		33		30		19		14		11		330	
136	20	1	21	1	15		17		10		5		4		96	2
137 44			66		70		85		48		63	1	58		551	1
138 9.			1		3		2								12	1 9
139								1	1			1	51	3		
140	92		52		99		68		81		102				617	
141	5		4		9	1	6		4		5		2		46	1
142	11		3		5		6		10		14		11		77 |........	
143 144	1 26	5	3 87				1 31	3	3 150	21	1 207				11 667	109
				10	30	6						42	46	R		
145	26		20		35		33		25		41		29		288	
14(i	3		7	1	9	1	6		4		15		7		72	3
147 348 149	5 7 4				4 2 10	2 1	5		7 1 4	1	7 8 3	1	6 3 1	2	46 24 334	2 2 60
		1	1 2	1												
							21									
150 151 152																
										2						2
	!				1											
	____ 7,383				t											
		77	5,513	53	9,055	87	7,259	62	6,828	64	8, 419	73	8,004	37	74,223	727
24 
186
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE  TROOPS
           TABLE XXX.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
			1862.							
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NoVEMBEIi.	
										
	10,039.		10,095.		10,535.		12,230.		14,912.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS |._ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	50	8	16 2 58	10	25	3	44 13 150	11 10 11	41 1 31	13 2 5
										
	36				87					
										
	236 100 54 2 5 416 35 44 2 4 1	2 4 3 1 1	253 356 229 8 12 308 43 26 2 2	5 8 1	371 763 -305 35 10 028 24 123 3 4	4 1 2 1 1	709 1,196 507 33 37 398 52 126 9 6	6 19 1 2	308 826 439 42 20 606 76 66 7 4	7 1 9 2 1 2
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
			1							
										
							5 12 33 47 51 69 8 1 2	3	1 16 30 8 45 69 10 2	1
	4				3					
										
	284 26 46 1 4	1	261 24 51 15 2	1	126 30 60 SO	2				
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.............................................										
										
										
										
										
										
							1 3			
Order HI.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.............................................	3		9		5				3	
										
	2		1 2	1			4 12	1	2 2	
					1					
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.									1 93 95 60 1	
	57 62		66 41 1 4		58 63 3		03 48 45 1			
										
										
	1	1								
										
	1 8 6 1	1	1 11 11 1				3		1	
					3 9 2					
Order H.—Tubercular Diseases.							13 2 2 4 1 1	2	15 2 9 9	3
										
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch.............................										
										
	1		2		2				1	
49. Other Diseases of this Order........										
Carried forward...........										
	1,492	22	1,819	26	2,763	14	3,711	66	2,942	46
i-------------------------------------------------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
187
          TABLE XXX.



of the Department of North Carolina.
1862.			1863-													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April. May.				June.		TOTAL.	
24,836.			32,641.		20,361.		22,700.		23,354.		20,962.		13,923.		18,049.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49	46	4	94	1	67 1 52	3	39 1 35	1	30 10 37	1	76 1 72	2	36	1	564 29 742	57 13 38
	6		63	7								6	115	6		
	230 656 298 22 8 910 78 182 15 12 10 3	1 4 2 3 2	224 670 332 67 18 1,259 232 177 59 15 2 22	5 1 2 1	186 349 210 14 29 531 68 62 2 22	1 1 2	188 394 265 44 18 553 49 97 8 12	1 1	191 391 234 8 2 1,075 36 227 5 14	1 2 1 2	301 622 352 6 4 1,709 137 322 17 9	2 1	223 545 302 2 1 1,197 101 176 6 5 1 8	2 1 1 1	3,420 6,868 3,527 273 164 9,590 931 1,648 135 109 14 416 2 63 230 2,124 1,147 447 851 125 27 16	30 5 2 55 4 15 8 2 1 3 2 7 1 7
					74		108 2 6 13 270 63 30 43 13 3 3		118	2	82					
	12 45 173 100 56 140 13 5 3	3	11 47 577 18 67 154 22 2 3		14 10 461 47 48 82 14 3	1		2	5 25 406 48 30 38 5 2 4		9 55 118 70 24 34 10 2	1				
																
													56 75 16 45 4 1 1			
																
			17 4 1						1 12						19 107 2 11 28 2 5 4 1,529 1,518 459 28 1 27 57 154 53 12 172 8 15 2	2 1 4 1 10
	9				15 1 1 2		5				11		28			
									• 1 2							
	3 1						2						2	1		
			1 4													
											1					
					3 116 183 57 4											
	296 196 54 2	1	309 327 93 10			1	163 149 30	2	148 122 34 3		117 159 54		43 73 28 2			
											1 4 2 11 7					
	6 3 12 5		7 13 25 12	2	1 8 16 8 1 36 1		1 1 17 9		2 5 12 3	2						
													3 7 1			
	11 3 2		16				43 2 3 2		17 1		33		3			
											2		1			
																
																
	3,626	20	4,974	19	2,819	12	2,684	7	3,304	11	4,434	12	3,107	13	37,675	268 i
 
188
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Continued.
	18(					")2.				
	July.		August.		September.		October. nyivpu-*-			
									14 91"	
	10,039.		10,095.		10,535.		12,230.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Coses.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 46
	1,492	22	1,819 1 3 48 2 1 3	26 1 1 2	2,763	14	3,711 1 5 43 1	66 1	2,942	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	4 40				4 47 2 1	1			8 68 3	
										
										
										
										
							1		3 2 37 3	
					1 19 3 3 11					
	11 4 8 2 1		18 4 17 5	1		1 1	24 2 5 22			
										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
			2 16 3 2 2 21 3 2 20 2				1 15 1 2			
	9				18 1				11 2	
										
	1 2 13 3 2 8									
					1 14 3 3 6 1					
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.							20		3 4 1 6	
										
							3 3			
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
							4 1	1	7	
										
										
									2	
							1			
										
					2 8 12 12 182		3 15		6 16	
	10		19 4 7 118 6							
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.	3 81 15	1					11 118 20		10 297 13	
										
										
										
			3 2 9 11 1 4 26 152 10	1	1 6 2 20 2 17 32 223 5	1	3 11 7 9 3 5 35 122 2			
	5 3 10 2 1 23 145 12	1						3	30 8 20 8 9 31 87 8	1
										
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic..............................................										
										
										
										
	1 15				1 14				2 36	
			11				13			
										
100. Diseases of Spleen..................			7				5 3 15			
	1 16							.......	1 18	
			9 2		18 1					
103. Hemorrhage from Stomach......										
										
Carried forward..........	1,943	24	2,395	32	3,461	18	4,266	71	3,700	47
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
189
TABLE XXX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Continued.
1862.			| 1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
24,836.			32,641.		20,361.		22,700.		23,354.		20,962.		13, 923.		18, 049.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	3,626	20	4,974	19	2,819	12	2,684	7	3,304	11	4,434	12	3,107	13	37,675	268
50 51 52	1 11 88	1	6 10 110	1 1							2 50 147		2 3 110		13 124 970	4 1
					12 80		8 99		6 90							
																
53 54 55 56	2 1		6 3				4				3		3 1		26 11 12 20	5 6 2
				1					4 1 1	2 2						
					1 1	1	2 1	1			5 1					
	10	2	3										1			
57 58			11 68		2 30				1 39		1 49		1 21		19 434	
	73						45									
59	3		5	1	6		4	1	1		2		1		38	2
60 61 62 63 64											5		1		39 53 6 7 370	2 1
	5		1 1 3 67		3		2		2							
											3 1 51		X			
																
	32				32		35		42				42			
65	1		1		8		1		1		3		1		23	
66 67	1		1 3		1 1				1 1 10		7 5		4 2 7		20 18 182	
																
68	19		26		15		18				16					
69 70	2 2		4 2		3 7		5 1		6 1		5 5				38 30	
													1			
71	9		12		12		10		7		9		5		109	
72 73 74			2				2		2						9	
																
	13	1	14		18		10	1	7		7		6	1	86	4
75 76 77	1 1 7						1 4 3		1 2 2		1				5 9 25	1
		1			2 1											
			3								3		4			
78 79 80			1 1 28												2 7 125	
	1 19												5 13			
					13		16		10		15					
81	12		23		14		11		17		16		17		178	
82	1		9	1	4		10		2		3		2		47	1
83	21		32		11		9		13		fi		4		139	
84	571		427		199	1	290		177		143		80		2,683	1
85	24		62		23		40		19		24		6		252	1
86 87 88			1 6 47						1						2 18 205	2
	2 27			1	1 16		1 11				1 19					
									16				15			
89	21	2	44	4	23	1	31	2	22	5	56	5	5		211	23
90	27		74		36		62		39		28		8		344	
91	10	1	11		6		1		9		10	1	1		64	2
92	12		57		11		214		243		111		6		690	2
93	76		102		59		46		64		110		39		643	
94	117		218		145		224		148		215		157		1,953	
95 96 97	18		8		7				9 1 3		36		23		138 2 36	
							1 4									
	2		6		4						2		11			
98	32		58		42		33		22		57		29		362	
99 100 101			4 4 1												4 27 17	1
					7 2				2	1	2 2					
	2						3						o			
102	37		46		34		30		33		28		16		300	
103	3	1									1				7	
																
_J	4,943	28	6,606	29	3,711	15	3,977	12	4,382	21	5,680	18	3,763	34	48,827	329
 
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SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Concluded.
					1802.					----
										
	July.		August.		September.		October. November.			
										
	10,039.		10,095.		10,535.		12,230.		H	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,943	24	2,395	32	3,461	18	4,266	71	3,700	47
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	8 11 3 2 9 1 208 15 13	2	22 6 5		20 6 1	1	46 12 4	1	79 6 1 2 2 1 58 40	3
										
										
										
			14 4 152 32 24		4 1 42 28 21	1 1	1 8 46 34 12 2 1	1		
										
										
										
										
Order "VTI.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.									1 1	
	1									
										
										
									1 12 5 3	
	6		11 5		9 4		7 4 11			
										
										
			1 4							
	8 1				14 1		3		2	
ORDER VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
125. Caries..............................................									1 7	
							2			
										
									2 2	
			1							
					1 36 13 7 4 60					
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	13 1 18 10 48		44 8 26 19 45 3 11	1			34 34		34 34 1 7 19 4 20 1	
132. Boils...............................................										
133. Carbuncle..........................................										
134. Whitlow............................................							6 26 3 8			
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
	11				10 1					
										
										
	3 1 3		8 1 3		15 2 1		27		28	
										
							1 1 12 9 2 2 1 14			
										
	19 11 13 3		14 10 7	1	17 14 G 6			2	22 5 4 3	2
										
										
147. Punctured Wounds.............................										
148. Poisoning.....................			2 3							
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.......	12	1						1	49	
150. Order n.—Homicide.........										
151. Order HI.—Suicide.......										
152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence .										
Total.............										51
	2,395	27	2,880	34	3,805	21	4,639	76	4,157	
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1803.
191
TABLE XXX.—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
24,836.			32,641.		20,361.		22,700.		23,.354.		20,962.		13,923.		18,049.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
104 105 106 107 108 109 no HI 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152	4,943	28	6,606	29	3,711 1 165 14 1 2 1 1 43 62 5 3 1	15	3,977 1 166 5 1	12	4,382 3 80 3 1	21	5,680 3 62 19 13	18	3,763	14	48,827 8 968 107 37 10 87 62 812 627 137 27 7 5 1 17 134 74 66 7 41 3 16 54	329 3 2 1 2 1 1 2
	124 4 1 1 9 1 28 89 1 6		169 21 6 1 6 5 109 92 26 6 1 2 1 2 20 14 10 2 4 1 5 14	1									27			
												1				
													2			
							3 5 45 57 10 2 1 3		4 3 27 68 9 2		34 26 37 73 5 4 1					
												1	6 17 37 11 1			
	1								1							
																
	4 4 5 11				2 13 9 11 1 2		3 11 6 6		3 14 16 8 1 1		2 24 5 4 1					
													3 1 2 1			
	1						2									
																
	2 9				4 8		3 6				1 3					
									3				2			
	1		5		2 2		1 1		5		2 1		2		20 7 4 4C8 618 82 145 406 80 283 7	1 G 1 47 2 2 6
									3 47 66 5 10 24 17 28							
	42 87		68 95 16 18 36 17 60 4 80 5 3		30 49 4 16 25 5 27		42 59				44 89 3 11 60 3 28		34 83 2 7 10 12 23 1			
	25 32 9 37						12 21 7 20									
	114 2 2	2		2	56 1 1	1						1 1				
							63 7 7		82 4 3		86 1 3		49 2		611 26 27 1 710 190 85 41 r,c 173	
																
	496 8 4 2 2 36	32 1 2	12 35 11 5 8 10		12 20 8 1 8 1	2	38 14 7 3 5 4	2	36 33 11 8 6 29	3 2 1	28 22 1 7 2 12	2	4 9 11 1 2 3	1 1 1		
																
																
	6,143	65	7,611	32	4,328	18	4,622	14	5,046	27	6,400	24	4,128	17	36,354	406
 
192
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           TABLE  XXXI.



Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
					18C	2.				
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	14,203.		13,145.		13,837.		14,980.		14, C	31
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	68	14	85	13	40	3	36 4 95 70 573 521 197 11 24 621 90 181 33 5	5 1 15 2 1 10 3 1 4	20	1
										
	111 2 187 99 74	2 1	34 153 453 183 91 9 8 636 145 228 75 9	30 6 3 3 3 2 1	15 147 534 476 93 28 14 608 68 177 30 3	32 1 8 4 5			20 10 j 1 358 '	
										
										
									467 153 1	1
										
									9 <	
	5 829 120 260 41 8	1 1 9 2							16 636 103 1 87 '	7 5
										
										
										
									12 1 2 6	
										
									1 8	
										
									1	
									2 1 120 238 7 8 4 3	1
	2 14 255 9 15 5 1		2 8 243 6 10 9 1				3 163 291 8 8 7 2			
					6 240 4 3 6	1				
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
										
25. Stricture of the Urethra..............................										
										
									1	
									1	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy............................................	20	1	25	1	50		49	2	16	
										
									1 1	
			3		1					
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	79 65 2 2		46 45 1 2		65 27 4 2		70 50 6 2		50 75 15 4	........
										
										
										
										
	1 8 23 3								3 2 17 2	3
		1 5			2 14 2	5	2 15 2	2		
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.			11							
										
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch....................										
										
48. Other Intestinal Worms.....	1						1 1			
49. Other Diseases of this Order. ...										
Carried forward........									2,475	21
	2,309	37	2,521	62	2,659	59	3,141	46		
1										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
193
         TABLE XXXI.
of the Department of the South.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
15,724.			14, 646.		26,348.		26,538.		23,514.		21,705.		22,231.		18, 409.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	17	1	12		23	2	15	1	18	1	15		54	10	403	51
2 3					1 25										5 503	1 2
	14	1	44				32		20	1	35		58			
4 5															382 3,115	80 11
	133		69		97		102		112		177	1	320			
6	206		186		283		245		193		321		624		3,804	1
7	178		111		155		211		154		380		502		2,299	1
8	39		10		17		22		28		24		200		397	
9	2		6		18	4			2		8	2	3		106	36
10	314		220		540		615		572		1,074		1,310		7,975	
11	102	2	94		92		78	1	61		85		192	3	1,230	18
12	92	1	35		88		156		107		243		356	3	2,010	21
13	12	3	29		13		14		18		8		8	1	293	19
14	6		4		5		5		3		4		4		62	1
15 16 17 18 19							1 2								2 37	1
	5	1			21								1			
																
	3 3	2	8	1	6 7		4 11	1			1 23 132	1	2 2 59	1	26	7
																
20	152		249		252		388		175						1,718	
21	110		29		20		39		24		18		41		1,548	1
22	8		4		18		8		2		5		13		92	
23	14		13		19		23		13		7		22		155	
24	7		7		4		12		7		6		8		82	
25	2		1		1		4		1		4		2		22	
26 27 98											1				1	
																
					2		1		1				2 2		7 206	
29	14		5		6		5		7		7					4
30 31 32 33 34							1				1				2 8 8	
	1 2		3		2								1 1			
																
																
							1		4		4				9	
35 36																
	62		106		111		149		43		78		85		944	
37	80		101		123		117		70		66		55		874	
38	10		20		23		22		39		33		51		226	
39	2		2		1		1		3		1		1		23	
40 41 42 43		........														
	2 18 6	2	1 5 13		3 6 9				2		2 1 16	2	1 6 8		15 59 151	1 21
							9 10									
								1	9	1						
44	1		2		3		2		4		4		4		29	
45 46 47 48 49					1 10 1 6		5 25 2 6		2 17						8 79 4 21 1	
											13		14			
			1													
									1		1		5			
																
	1,615	13	1,390	1	2,012	6	2,343	4	1,714	3	2,799	6	4,017	19	28,995	277
25 
194
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXXI.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Continued.
	18(52.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	14,203.		13,145.		13,837.		14,980.		14,031.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,309 1 10 52 2	37 1	2,521	62	2,659	59	3,141	46	2,475 1 4 23 1	21 1
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
			5 58	2	3 32 2		3 41 9			
										
										
										
	1		1	1						
										
	1 40 5 5 6 2 1 23 3 5 6 1 2 2 3		1 18 4 9 9 5 2 19 4 7 1 8 5 1 4							
				4	15 4 5 4 1		29 9 9 2 1	1 2 1	28 5	
										
										
									1	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
					17 4 6 3		19 9 12 4 5 5 1 2 2		14 2 7 8 3	
										
										
										
Order HI.—Diseases of Ear.										
					3 1 2					
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
									1	
										
										
							1 7		1 o	1
	2		3		1	1				
										
	4 11 10 11 114 15	2	5 9 S 7 167 13	1	3 2 8 3 152 1	2 1	1 4 4 26 8	1	6 4 7 1 53 4	
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. Asthma.............................................										
										
										
										
87. Haemorrhage from Nose.............................	2 1 5 7 4 5 77 113 32						1 1 8 10 3 3 53 119 29			
88. Inflammation of Larynx.............................		1						1	1 3 11 2	
					3 11 3 1 25 84 25	1 2				
			10 6 2 29 57 22	1						
										
92. Other Diseases of this Order___										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...............................................									27 81 25	
										
										
										
	1 17		3 14		1 2		3 3		2 6	
										
										
100. Diseases of Spleen............			1 6 30 2						2 3 25 1 2,840	31
	4 34 1				3 21		3 21			
102. Hernia.................										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach......										
Carried forward...........										
	2,950	41	3,074	71	3,110	66	3,619	52		
										
 
DURING  THE YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
195
TABLE XXXL—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
15,724.			14,646.		26,348.		26,538.		23,514.		21,705.		22,231.		18,409.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Case3.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,615	13	1,390	1	2,012	6	2,343	4	1,714	3	2,799	6	4,017	19	28,995	277
50 51									3 4	1					5 49	3 2
	2		1		6		7				1		3			
52	16		39		98		86		69		70		98		682	
53	3		3		5		6		8		7		6		52	
54 55 56 57 58					1										1 2 5 27 393	1
																
	1				1 9 54		2 5 48				1 3 50					
			2 21						2 34				4 40			
	16															
59 60 61 62	2				4		4		3 1 4 1	2	5 2 3 1		3 5 2		48 36 36 18	1 6 5
																
			1 3	1	4 1	1										
	1						2									
63 64							1 42								4 334	
	18		15		30			......	31		45		61			
65	1		4		4		1		4		1-		6		43	
66	7		3		6		9		31		16		28		117	
67 68	3 6		1 5		3 13				2 11		1 12		6 10		38 90	
							16									
69 70 71	3		3		4		2 2 5				3 2 3		2 4 2		31 13 37	
																
	1		2		8				5							
72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80							2								4	
																
					1		1	1	1 1		4		5		13 1 1 13 18 2 77	1 1 2
																
													1 1			
	1 1				3 1 2 10	1	1		2		3					
			1													
																
	6		6				3		4		10		12			
81	3		4		11		7		6		4		4		66	
82	9	1	4		3		2		1		4		3		61	7
83	4		9		16		15		7		2		15		94	
84	86		137		111		158	1	104		60		73		1,241	2
85	5		13		35		30		18		7		8		157	
86 87 88											1 6 16				1 32 170	1
					1 42		1 37						1 16			
	3		10						43							
89	4		3		15		34		8	2	10		8		101	2
9C	32		11		29		32		7		18		24		182	
91 92	2 6				2 50		2 2	1	7 24		3 39		3 21		37 186	5
		1	33													
93	34		16		58		53		60-		77		82	1	591	1
94	93		71		144		158		151		144		176		1,391	
95 96 97 98	14		6		9				9		17		22		210	2
																
	3 5				1 26		3 37						5 62		22 256	
			5						26		53					
99 100 101																
			3 1								1 1		I		7 34	
	2				3		o		3				3			
102	15		14		28		18		15		14		14		249	
103							2				2		1		9	
																
	2,002	15	1,840	2	2,864	8	3,181	7	2,404	8	3,521	6	4,857	20	36,262	319
 
196
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXXI.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Concluded.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.

104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.........................
105. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
106. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
107. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
111. Jaundice..........................................
112. Piles..............................................
113. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114. Stone and Gravel............
115. Diabetes....................
116. Bright's Disease............
117. Diseases of Prostate.........
118. Diseases of Testis...........
119. Inflammation of Kidneys---
120. Inflammation of Bladder.....
121. Incontinence of Urine.......
122. Hydrocele..................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries...................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128 3nflamrnationof Periosteum..
129. Necrosis .. i.................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
1862.
14,203.
Cases.  Deaths
260
 28
  5
41
August.
Cases.  Deaths
3,074
  2
  3
249
 26
  4
September.
13,837.
Cases.  Deaths.
3,110
 12
  6
189
 21
66
October.
14,980.
Cases.  Doaths.
3,619
  4
  4
156
 28
  1
November.

  14,031.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
  CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                   INJURIES.

      Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns............................................
137. Contusions.......................................
138. Concussion of Brain..............................
139. Drowning....................................---
140. Sprains..........................................
141. Dislocation......................................
142. Simple Fractures.................................
143. Compound Fractures.............................
144. Gunshot Wounds.................................
145. Incised Wounds..................................
146. Lacerated Wounds...............................
147. Punctured Wounds...............................
148. Poisoning........................................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.....................
150. Order II.—Homicide..........................
103
 85
 16
 15
108
 4
25
135
 18
 12
  8
118
106
 20
19
35
10
15
13
20
27
11
 3
 2
 6
199
 11
 32
 32
151. Order in.—Suicide..............
152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence .
TotaL..................................  3^04
46
3,802
77
3,623
68
4,370
10 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
197
TABLE XXXI.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Concluded.
1862.			1803.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
15,724.			14,646.		26, 348.		26,538.		23,514.		23,705.		22,231.		18,409.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.
	2,002	15	1,840	2	2,864	8	3,181	7	2,404	8	3,521	6	4,857	20	36,262	319
104 105							1 68		2 45				1 30		4 504	1
	53		34		88						38					
106	3		5		10		o		6		13		13		94	
107			5		2		3		4	1	67	1	4		98	4
108 109					1 9		2 11		1 7	1					4 114	1
	2										12		13			
no	9				8		7		14		5		4		68	2
111	37		22		29		28		21		34		33		1,132	2
312	19		23		58		41		28		38		37		362	
113	4	1	4		3		10	1	10		6	1	12		59	6
114					2		1		5				3 1		16 2 2 1 18	
115 116 117 118																
					1						1					
							1									
					2				6				2 4			
119	6		7		2		4		3		5				61	
120 121	5 2				4 5		3 4		3 4				3 8		31 29	
			2								3					
122 123	3 11		1 3		2 3		1 10		2 1		1 4				23 78	
													4			
124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131							2 2 5						3		6 5 15	
					1				1 2		1 2					
													6			
																
													3		3 5 8 1,041	
					1 3 71				1							
	1 99		1 68				1 92									
									75		65		79			
132	15		29		110		83		39		78		115		640	
133	6		2		3		5		2		9		4		86	
134	19		6		18		19		21		17		25		175	
135	14		9		34		29		16		22		21		450	
136	1		1		5		10		3		7		9		49	
137	27		40		25		53		33		38		47		359	
138 139 140							1		1						2	2
												1	39	1		
	11		28		39		37		37		42				259	
141	1		2		4		3		2		3		1		37	
142	4		3		5		4		3		2		3		36	
143 144											3 16				3 394	17
	22		14		16		24	2	18				9	1		
145	18		12		20		25		11		29		42		262	
146	7		7		8		9		3		5		5		113	1
147	5		4		5		8		5		17		9		106	1
148 149					2 14		1 5		1 4		5 3		5 3	1	17 87	2
	6		15													
150 151 152																
																1
																
																
	2,412	16	2,187	2	3,477	8	3,802	10	2,844	10	4,121	9	5,457	24	43,100	359
 
198
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
        TABLE XXXII.



Abstract of the Mortality in the
					1862.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 3G, 437.	
										
	14, 323.		22, 654.		38,351.		35,146.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 300 9 10 e 12
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.		286		281 2 32		265 1 51 8 29 2 1		270 2 9 4 29		
										
		2								
										
		18		11 1						
										
								3		2
										
		3 14 31 8 15 4		4 37 91 20 22 1 2 1		5 42 164 38 34 4 6		2 32 233 12 50 8 5		7 7 228 11 30 1 7 6
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
18. Diphtheria..........................................				4		13 2		17		12
										
								1 11		1 9 1
		9		30		31				
ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite........................................										
				1 5				1 4		2 2 1 4
Order IH.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy...........................................		4				5				
										
				3		2				
										
										
						2		2		2
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout..............................................										
		1 2		2 2		4 2 8 1		1 3 7 1 1		3 4 3
										
										
				1						
										1
				1						
42. Other Diseases of this Order......................		2 24 1				7 46 1 1		3 64 1		3 47 1 1
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. PoTisn-iptin- ......				37 2 1						
44. Scrofula...........................										
45. Other Diseases of this Order.............										
CLASS 111.—PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch............										
47. Tape-worm.........										
48. Other Intestinal Worms___										
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
Carried forward... •									__,	735
		424		574		775		776		
										
 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
199
TABLE XXXII.
General Hospitals of the Atlantic Region.
1862.			1863.													
December.			Jakuary. ' February.				March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
39,499.			33,184. 27, 971.				21,556.		20,383.		18,894.		24,529.		27,744.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths, j Cases		Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49		213		196 1 12		108 3 2		80 3 4		67		41		134		2,241 21 131 20 146 11 13 3 54 143 1,481 306 200 52 259 35 3 83 5 3 109 3
																
		12								2		8		7		
																
		14 1 2		4 1 1		7		4 1		1 3		4 2 3 1		13		
																
						1 2 6 1 119 1 4 9 48 6 1 6										
																
		1 2 251 2 15 10 30 3		20 2 183 3 18 5 51 1 1 12				2		2				2 4 43 9 7 1 6 4		
												2 30				
								51 1 4 4 48 5		57 1 3 3 38 4						
																
																
												2 18 5 1 2				
																
																
																
		9 2						4 1 1		2				2		
																
																
		5 1		8		3				1				2 1		
																
																
																
												1				1
																
																
						1 1 1 2		1								6 24 6 19 1
		2 2 1												1		
								1 1		1						
				4 1								1		1		
																
																
				2		2										10
																
		2 4 3		1 2 1 1 1												14 21 29 5 4 2 28 426 9 3
						2 2										
								1		2 1				2		
																
						3										
		1 3 57 1														
				3 57 1		6 30		1 15								
										25 1		17		7		
																
																
																
																
																
																
		649		593		375		233		212		.38		246		5,730
																
 
200                 SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXXII.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
	1862.									i
	July.		August.		September.		October.		N"vr.M]i!-:ii. 36,437.	
										
	14,323.		22,654.		38,351.		35,146.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 'Deaths. i		Cases.	Deaths. 733 7 3
		424 1		574 5 1		775 3 3		776 6 1		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
										
										
		1								1 2
				1		3 3		4		
f M b f B ain		2								
										
										
										
		3		3 1 5				2 1 4		5
										
		2				2				6
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.						1 5 1				
								9		6 2 1 1
										
								1 2		
				2		3				
		1 1 1								
								2		
										
										
		5		17		11		1		1 1 1 3
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
		1		3 1		4 4		1		
										
80. Dropsy of Chest....................................										
										
88. Inflammation of Larynx.............................				1 20 2 1 6		2 11 2		1 24 4 2 8		4 41 2 0
		18								
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.		3				9				
										
										
						3		3		
										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease....................		1		3		1 1		3		2 1
98. Dyspepsia..........................										
99. Diseases of Pancreas.........										
100. Diseases of Spleen........										
101. Fistula in Ano........										
102. nernia............		1						1		
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach-						1				
Carried forward...... *										. e.7
		465		646		847		856		
										J_______I
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1803.                   201
TABLE XXXII.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
	1862.		1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
39,499. !			33,184.		27,971.		21,556.		20, 383.		18,894.		24,529.		27,744.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103		649 1 1		593 2 1		375 2 2		233 2 1		212 1		138 3		246 2		5,730 35 13
																
																
																
		1 7														3 41 31 6
				10 2				3 4		3 7		5 2		4 3		
						8 6										
																
																
		1 2		1 1												2 21 2 28
						3								2		
																
		3	—.....	1				4		1						
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
								1								1
																
								2 2	........	2 3						5 43 8 7 11 3 4 1
		5 2 3		6		3 3						1		3		
																
								1 1						1		
						1				1						
		2														
				1												
																
																
		3		2 1 5 7		2 2 3 4		1		1 1 2		1		2		47 5 28 27 1 1 16 417 17 14 41 2 1 9
																
		7 5 1						1 1								
												1		1		
																
								1								
				4 68 4 2 3		2 58						2 27				
		53 3 2 5						38		48				11		
																
								3				1		1 2 1		
						2				3						
								1								
												1 1				
				1						1						
		.....														
		1		1 1				2								14 3
																
																
										1						1
		1														
		1		1												3 1
																
		1														
		757		718		476		302		287		183		279		6,643
																
26 
2Q2                 SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS






          TABLE XXXIL—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
	1862.									■
	July.		AUGUST.		September.		October.		November.	
	14,323.		22,654.		38,351.		35,146.		36,437.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases. Deaths.		Coses. :	Deaths. B27
		465		646		847		856		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
						2 2 3 5 3 2 1		1 . 3 . 11 1	---	2 .4 7 5
		1 1 3		4 4 4 3 1 1						
										
										
										
								1 2		1
		1								
										1 6
		1		5		1		4		
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
				1				2		
						1				5
										
										
		1		2		1		1		3
										
										
										
								1		1
ORDER VUI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
										
										
										
				1 2				1		
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.		1				1				1
										
										
										
										1
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS. AND INJURIES. Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
		1		1 2		1 1				
								1 1		1
										
										
										
		1		3		4 6 702		1 24 428		
									:::::::	21 147 3
		197		158 1						
										
						1 1				
		6						4		1
										
		7		8		9		7 1 2		
										.
151. Order IH.—Suicide...............................						1				1
										
Total................................										1,036
		. 686		• 847		1,595		1,353		
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.                   203
TABLE XXXIL—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
39,499.			33,184.		27,971.		21,556.		20,383.		18, 894.		24,529.		27,744.	
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.	
		757 2 4 1 4 1		718		476		302		287	........	183		279 1 1		6,643 3 10 24 44 28 10 8 11 1 24
																
																
				3 2 3 1 1 3		3 5 3				1 3 1		4				
								3 2 1 1 1						1 1 1 1 1		
												1 1				
																
																
						1										
																
		4		1		2										
																
		1 2														4 12
				2										2		
																
																
		3 1		2						1						14 2
								1								
																
																
				1						1						4
																
											-*					
				1												1
		..														
																
																
																2 11
				•		3		2				1				
																
																
																
										1 1						2 3 9 10 5
												1 1		1 2 2 1		
		3														
				2 1				1								
												2				
																
																
														2 4 122		11 72 2,642 4 1 13 1 66 3 10
		6 277 1		5 333		1 56				2 16 1		3 172				
								34								
																
																
								1								
												1 1				
		6		18 1		2		1		2				5 1 1		
																
						2		3								
																
																
		1,073		1,098		550		353		317		371		429		9,708
	__1					1										
 
204
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
                TABLE  XXXIII.

Abstract of  the Sickness and Mortality
Year...........................................
Month..........................................
Mean Strength, (not including Table XXXII) .
LIST OF DISEASES.
    CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES.
        Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhoid Fever.............................
Typhus Fever..............................
Typho-Malarial Fever.......................
Yellow Fever...............................
Remittent Fever............................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever................
Tertian Intermittent Fever..................
Quartan Intermittent Fever..................
Congestive Intermittent Fever...............
Acute Diarrhoea.............................
Chronic Diarrhoea............................
Acute Dysentery............................
Chronic Dysentery...........................
Erysipelas..................................
Small-pox and Varioloid.....................
Measles.....................................
Scarlet Fever...............................
Diphtheria..................................
Mumps......................................
Epidemic Catarrh............................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
        Order H.—Enthetic Diseases.
Syphilis.....................................
Gonorrhoea.................................
Orchitis.....................................
Stricture of the Urethra.....................
Purulent Ophthalmia........................
Serpent Bite................................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
        Order III.—Dietic Diseases.
Scurvy.....................................
Purpura....................................
Delirium Tremens..........................,
Inebriation.................................,
Chronio Alcoholism...........................
Other Diseases of this Order..................
1862.
July.
227,419.
Cases.  Deaths.
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
          Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
35. Gout..................................
36. Acute Rheumatism.....................
37. Chronic Rheumatism....................
38. Anaemia................................,
39. General Dropsy..........................
40. Cancer..................................
41. Tumors.................................
42. Other Diseases of this Order.............
          Order H.—Tubercular Diseases.
43. Consumption............................
44. Scrofula................................
45. Other Diseases of this Order.............
485
  9
  3
  2
 51
 12
  I
 159
 285
,886

 394
 587
 155
  41
    1
    2

1,224
   5
,221
,386
 101
  97
   1
  32
 208

 203
  65
     CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.
46. Itch.....................................
47. Tape-worm...........................
48. Other Intestinal Worms.................
49. Other Diseases of this Order........
 Carried forward......................... 53 3gg
-------.-----________
August.
166,950.
Cases.  Deaths.
   957
    99
   693
   153
 2,690
 1,765
 1,614
   117
    72
11,125
 1,908
 1,425
   214
    84
    1
    59
    1
386
 10
 19
 30
 32
  1
35
   28
   38
2,372

  283
  468
   97
   28
397
  1
793
781
123
 65
 37
 21
 44

100
 29
 26
 41
106
'26
 26
  2
  3
  3
September.
229,084.
Cases.  Deaths
   626
    8
   758
   147
 3,081
 3,243
 1,956
   304
    92
19,150
 2,439
 1,892
   253
    89
    8
    77
    4
   21
  106
2,162

  405
1,024
   94
   20
  5

178
   12
1,369
1,480
  177
   48
    1
   14
  109

  129
   37
805
28,766
817
57
41, 643
314
  1
 57
 40
 38
  2
  2
 21
 45
175
 47
 39
  5
  7
October.
277,230.
941
Cases.  Deaths.
 2,012
    42
   949
    70
 4,622
 4,837
 3,038
   431
   247
23,502
 3,594
 3,010
   408
   128
    6
   607
    3
    90
    86
 1,298
 3,619

   702
 1,282
   176
    32
    17
    2
    33

   152
    4
    53
    53
    6
    17
    5
2,436
2,461
  541
   59
    5
   33
   52

  234
   76
   14


   94
   11
   73
    1
59,223
457
 17
 37
 19
 56
  1
  4
 40
 43
263
 36
 64
  8
  5
  3
1,219 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863
205
    TABLE XXXIII.



of the Atlantic Region.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
361, 616.			359,920.		351,250.		352,750.		315,600.		284,184.		217,266.		286,097.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Coses.	Deaths.
1	2,272	630	1,909	479	1,639	346	1,639	341	935	219	725	133	511	168	17,189	4,537
2	13	5	60	16	53	22	41	19	24	8	22	6	9		478	126
3	1,390	84	1,501.	74	1,032	50	957	47	783	24	770	34	762	22	12,090	507
4 5															382 35,264	100 343
	2,895	39	2,883	9	2,327	15	2,350	23	2,139	4	2,416	13	1,952	18		
6	2,488	2	2,125	1	1,535	2	1,577	1	1,715	4	2,213	2	2,096		28, 893	29
7	1,767	4	1,649	1	1,281	2	1,513		1,375		1,931	3	1,673		22,110	20
8	332	2	172		129	2	115		130	1	141	1	281		2,599	6
9	97	13	117	40	84	11	57	15	49	6	61	7	28	6	1,102	241
10	16,241	14	14, 619	4	11, 330	9	9,812	5	7,312	4	12,735	3	9,837	6	175, 452	208
11	3,447	377	3,779	268	2,641	189	1,929	119	1,274	84	1,038	48	1,117	51	27,948	2,018
12	2,423	28	2,066	7	1,672	9	1,584	10	1,276	3	2,546	5	1,861	19	24, 702	268
13	485	36	536	34	308	9	230	11	164	1	109		170	10	3,710	302
14	268	11	249	8	234	12	239	8	202	6	147	3	101	2	2,015	76.
15	123	44	158	63	118	62	140	61	162	51	46	21	31	7	810	331
16	593	11	948	23	886	18	849	19	568	10	227	6	59	4	5,239	111
17	30	2	24	2	13	1	14		5		1	1	5		115	7
18	254	24	167	21	104	15	135	13	92	6	68	9	49	4	1,041	150
19	475	6	483		410		401	2	411		261		64		3,042	14
20	4,666		4,347		3,338		4,171	1	2,625		978		350		24,803	3
21	1,099	23	434	14	535	3	575	3	543	2	310	2	250	2	14,598	217
22	745	1	710	1	633		547		454		420		358	1	6,307	4
23	1,188		829		067		762		669		559		519		9,617	
24	167		205		143		123		94		84		65		1,558	
25	51		59		47	1	46		28		25	1	23		443	2
26	27		48		35		25		25		22		9		225	
27 28					1 24								1 5		9 212	7
	34		51			2	14	1	20		3					
29	175	3	181		170	2	109		97		67		118	1	3,039	34
30	10	4	11	2	15	4	16	1	15	2	5		4		85	14
31	31	5	27	7	31	4	18	2	22	3	19	2	22	1	339	41
32	55	2	51	2	45	2	' 41		40		55	1	32	1	478	11
33	15	1	14		10		10		8	1	13		7	1	100	3
34	50	4	27	3	57	4	11		4		7		18		276	17
35	4		13		3		6		4		4		3		62	
36	3,378	6	3,855	3	2,864	2	2,540		1,831	2	1,474	2	767		25, 995	27
37	3,575	5	4,298	2	3,172	2	2,834		1,857	1	1,318	1	720		26, 485	26
38	593	7	626	7	549	8	432	7	357	2	433		255	2	4,630	58
39	83	1	70	6	76		66	1	50	2	28		29		727	15
40	3		9	1	9	1	12		6		3		1		92	4
41	32	1	30		27		34		34		23		11		310	2
42	96	4	116	3	89	6	105	1	52		31	1	26		992	34
43	355	92	328	89	292	50	■335	46	166	39	115	25	84	8	2, 584	633
44	104	1	112	1	131		138		90	1	83		40		970	10
45	14	2	8		8		15		8	1	7		3		91	6
46	330		310		424		512		283		244		142		2,455	
47	11		* 9		12		18		2		4		4		85	
48	45		62	1	55		48		35		21		15		549	1
49	20		6		1		3		2				1		34	
																
	52,549	1,494	50,291	1,192	39,259	865	37,148	757	28,037	487	31,812	330	24,488	334	492,331	10, 563
 
20G
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXXIIL—ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
Year..........................................
Month.........................................
Mean Strength, (not including Table XXXII).
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward...................
        CLASS  IV.—LOCAL DISEASES.

        Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
 50. Apoplexy......................................
 51. Epilepsy.......................................
 52. neadaclie......................................
 53. Insanity.......................................
 54. Inflammation of Brain..........................
 55. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain............
 56. Inflammation of Spinal Chord...................
 57. Nostalgia......................................
 58. Neuralgia.....................................
 59. Paralysis......................................
 60. Sun-stroke.....................................
 61. Other Diseases of this Order....................
             Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
 62. Amaurosis.....................................
 63. Cataract.......................................
 64. Inflammation of Conjunctiva....................
 65. Inflammation of Iris............................
 66. Night Blindness................................
 67. Other Diseases of this Order....................
             Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
 68. Earache.......................................
 69. Inflammation of Internal Ear...................
 70. Deafness.......................................
 71. Otorrhoea......................................
 72. Other Diseases of this Order....................
    Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
 73. Aneurism......................................
 74. Valvular Disease of Heart......................
 75. Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
 76. Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
 77. Inflammation of Pericardium...................
 78. Inflammation of Endocardium..................
 79. Inflammation of Veins..........................
 80. Varicose  Veins.................................
 81. Varicocele.....................................
 82. Other Diseases of this Order....................
      Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
 63. A sthma........................................
 84. Acute Bronchitis...............................
 85. Chronic Bronchitis.............................
 86. Dropsy of Chest...............................
 87. Haemorrhage from Nose........................
 88. Inflammation of Larynx........................
 69. Inflammation of Lungs.........................
 90. Inflammation of Pleura.........................
 91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.......................
 92. Other Diseases of this Order....................
       Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
 93. Colic..........................................
.94. Constipation...................................
 95. Cholera Morbus................................
 96. Cirrhosis of Liver..............................
 97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease...................
 98. Dyspepsia.....................................
 99. Diseases of Pancreas...........................
100. Diseases of Spleen.............................
101. Fistula in Ano..................................
102. Hernia........................................
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach.....................
Carried forward.
1862.
July.
227,419.
Cases.  Deaths.
 41
540
 43
154
120

 21
  6
358
 16
 26
 63

123
 93
 31
 75
 11
  12
  12
   1
 126
 192
  94

 100
,167
 139
   1
  42
  78
 160
 279
  48
 103

,577
,915
 668
 43
710
 20
 26
486
 11
65,180
805
August.
Cases.  Deaths.
28,766
 10
 44
394
 14
  3
 13
  4
298
 27
109
 62

 12
  7
191
 19
 27
 34

 94
 39
  9
 46
  5
    6
    9
   53
   98
   49

   49
1,132
   72
   27
   40
   73
  155
   41
   39

  964
1,047
  558
 16
399
 16
 16
294
 13
35,402
817
21
 2
24
 2
 1
10
September.
229,084.
Cases.  Deaths.
41,643
 24
392
 37
 59
120

 15
  5
269
 19
 39
 24

 77
 29
 22
 47
  5
   19
   11
    4
   92
  103
   79

   87
1,786
   89
    1
   20

  107
  227
   50
  169

1,288
1,089
  773
 12
477
 12
 28
360
 13
50,518
941
16
14
October.
277,230.
Cases.  Deaths,
59,223
   13
  146
  770
   54
   19
 .  18
   31
   79
  753
   64
   39
  22°

   20
   18
  364
   22
   53
   92

  189
   35
   21
   94
   46

    7
   42
    7
    2
   20
   16
    2
  181
  235
   81

  132
1,489
  222
    4
   39
  101
  401
  349
   84
  553

1,492
1,959
  6C1
 46
630
 20
 40
682
 13
1,219
November.
Cases, i Deaths.
45,72C
 11
129
792
 26
 13
 15
 58
115
804
 65
71,835   1,359
 18
  6
523
 21
 37
  22-1
  41
  35
  78
   9

   2
  75
   5
   4
  12
  14
   1
  210
  208
  ,31

  165
3,213
  356
   2
  59
  262
  428
  453
  91
 1,073
 1,988
  300
    1
   57
  724
    3
    9
   33
  530
   20

59,948
1,322 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
207
TABLE XXXIIL—ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
361,616.			359,920.		351,250.		352,750.		315, 600.		284,	184.	217,266.		286, 097.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	52,549	1,494	50,291	1,192	39,259	865	37,148	757	28,037	487	31,812	330	24,488	334	492,331	10, 563
50	20	9	30	11	15	13	20	10	7	5	13	4	15	5	170	110
51	161	7	180	4	143	6	151	4	101	1	105		63		1,395	45
52	1,093		1,193		1,115		1,286		1,072		1,001		812		11,014	
53	43	2	44		36		47		23	1	28		20		414	8
54	20	21	25	27	25	14	17	13	20	12	12	13	5	7	175	136
55	6	1	16	7	12	13	12	7	5	12	12	3	4	4	132	71
56	41	2	49		35	6	37	........	19	1	10		4		284	10
57	97	1	109	2	107	1	101	1	39		25		16		757	5
58	1,006	1	1,105	1	840		847		719		575		354		8,233	2
59	67	6	57	2	55	5	55	1	32	3	26	1	25	2	553	39
60 61									4 47	4	39 43	1	259 37		•663 1,242	15 60
	155	11	162	7	66	4	83	7								
62	31		46		32		37		19		19		5		275	
63 64	6				g		16		14		3				107	
	711		685		598		577		539		455		342		5,612	
65	44		27		36		32		26		17		16		295	
66	55		50		43		47		79		124		105		685	
67	59		62		66		48		15		24		22		569	
68	325		277		286		308		247		162		147		2,459	
69	70		59		55		43		34		17		17		532	
70	66		68		72		40		33		20		16		433	
71	U5		143		130		136	1	98		54		37		1,053	1
72	8		15		9		10		3		2		1		124	
73	6				3		4	3	4	2	4				50	10
74	97	18	125	13	132	10	122	12	108	5	55	3	37	4	793	99
75	22	6	25	3	25	3	18	1	18		7				127	16
76	10	5	15	2	8	1	11	2	7		3	1	1	1	61	14
77	31	1	45	2	34	3	41	1	31	3	17	1	8		279	22
1 78	26	5	15	1	9	1	9		4	1	1		1		124	17
79	11		4	1	7		3		8		1		7		58	4
80	262		296		230		193		156		166		128		2,093	1
81	244		232		182		156		113		102		86		1,951	
82	46	9	45	6	66	3	28	3	13	2	25	1	12	3	569	86
83	280		354	3	218	3	255		172	1	92		86		1,990	9
84	4,951	10	4,583	12	3,986	6	5,257	4	3,162	3	1,565		717		34,028	48
85	590	6	791	7	679	4	847	3	610		213	1	111	1	4,719	31
86	14	4	7		10	1	14	2	6		3		2		64	7
87	92		57		52		43	1	39		43		14		527	1
88	373	2	438	6	417	3	537	2	290		162	2	70		2,820	29
89	889	163	967	160	885	164	990	143	602	106	287	47	139	15	5,928	960
9C	596	7	809	5	560	1	635	2	470	3	312		174	3	5,019	34
91	118	4	116	2	88		120	6	91		57	3	28	2	932	23
92	1,942	15	1,649	6	1,409	2	1,515	5	1,270	5	558		115	3	10,010	72
93	1,137		1,104		833		734	1	682		742		682	2	12,308	5
94	2,259		2,210		1,883		2,157		1,648		1,678	1	1,111		20,944	1
95	227	1	173	1	92		87		107	2	232	1	284	1	4,102	42
96	4		21	1	3		2		2		4	2	5		42	3
97	68	3	85	3	79	2	84	3	49		24		27		590	22
98	776	i	791	1	749		805		561		539		358		7,519	4
qq	6		5 31		1 37		7								22	
100	21						3		6	2	7		1		163	2
101	41		48		42		35		35		35		29		408	
102	738	1	688	1	562		497		309		236		187		5,569	7
103	19		16		15	1	13		5		5		5		148	3
	72,644	1,817	70, 460	1,490	56,319	1,135	56,320	995	41,810	661	41,793	415	31,235	387	653,464	12,637
 
208
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XXXIIL—ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
Year ..
Month.
Mean Strength, (not including Table XXXII) —
LIST OF DISEASES.
              Brought forward......................
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage from Bowels. ....
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver. -.
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice......................
112. Piles..........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order...
 Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel..................................
115. Diabetes..........................................
116. Bright's Disease..................................
117. Diseases of Prostate...............................
118. Diseases of Testis.................................
119. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
120. Inflammation of Bhidder...........................
121. Incontinence of Urine.............................
122. Hydrocele........................................
123. Other Diseases of  this Order.......................
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries.....................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
   CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS,  AND
                    INJURIES.

      ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns............................................
137. Contusions.......................................
138. Concussion of Brain..............................
139. Drowning.........................................
140. Sprains..........................................
141. Dislocation......................................
142. Simple Fractures.................................
143. Compound Fractures.............................
144. Gunshot Wounds.................................
14.3. Incised Wounds .................................
146. Lacerated Wounds...............................
147. Punctured Wounds...............................
148. Poisoning........................................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.....................

150. ORDER n.—Homicide...........................
151.

152.
Order IH.—Suicide..............
ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence .

            TotaL................
1862.
July.
227, 419.
Cases.  Deaths.
65,180
  382
  161
   73
   10
  225
   95
1,067
  636
  422
 97
 49
 17
 31
179
580
400
138
109
711
 46
414
 12
147
 37
 49
1,980
  289
  196
   63
   64
  179
322
13
74, 091   1, 271
August.
166,950.
229,084.
277,230.
                                                November.

                                                 289,891.
Cases.  Deaths.   Cases.  Deaths.  Cases.  Doaths.  Casos. ! Death!

         945    50,518  1,052   71,835   1,359   59,948'1,493
35,402
 89
 33
  5
130
 66
988
479
213
 56
 31
 17
 10
103
505
225
109
 66
394
 24
372
  1
4,446
  138
  269
   12
   26
   56
457
  I
  7
  3
44, 705  1, 475
September.
292
170
 52
  8
109
139
799
613
303
14
 92
 39
 13
 11
107
513
413
103
 97
428
 38
340
  9
,138
 180
 238
 177
  21
 348
64,521
    4
    6
1,351
2,560
October.
   13
  543
  230
   86
   14
  129
  119
1,499
  993
  519
 39
 21
 11
  3
 23
187
 73
 54
 19
194
1,081
  638
   89
   98
  295
123
405
  5
359
 20
 49
  3
555
227
127
 83
 39
152
81,069
 24
500
10
   63
  920
  125
   68
   10
   88
  196
3,848
  980
  252
 33
 13
 30
  9
 67
207
 55
108
 24
105
727
879
155
■303
134
423
 12
510
 33
 61
  9
417
298
103
 45
 14
183
1,974    71,727
1,780 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1863
209
TABLE XXXIIL—ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
361,616.			359,920.		351,250.		352, 750.		315, 600.		284	184.	217,266.		286, 097.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 1	Cases.	Deaths.
	72,644	1,317	70,460	1,490	56,319	1,135	56,320	995	41,810	661	41, 793	415	31, 235	387	653,464	12,637
104	52	6	59	1	48		39	1	28	o	24		10	1	336	13
105	1,390	4	1,530		1,260	1	1,461	1	997		490		321	1	9,794	17
106	129	4	150	6	125	2	99		85	2	100	6	74	1	1,537	42
107	67	9	95	7	73	7	105	10	53	6	126	5	36	2	867	92
108	18	5	25	5	16	5	14	3	12	4	8	3	o	1	142	62
109	140	4	149	2	127		126	2	86		103	2	60	1	3,472	23
110	143		113	1	116		105	1	86		84		45	1	1,307	13
111	2,833	6	2,172	4	1,272	5	1,095	1	643		463		248	1	16,927	27
112	1,286		1,329		1,123		923		778		643		519		10, 302	2
113	179	15	334	2	182	3	239	4	108		162	3	106	1	3,019	59
114	47		85		58		50		42		36		21		432	
115	18	1	23		14	1	21	2	10	1	4		2		164	8
116	46	3	51	3	46	2	51		32	1	23		9	2	299	18
117 118	6 97		6 84		3 73		7 53		1 44		5 34				40 487	
													12			
119	179	4	257	2	201		390		122	2	95		67		1,750	18
120	71	2	70		64		58	1	53		26		13		602	7
121	131		128		120		111		84		40		33		856	
122	25		31		32	1	28		24		0		9		250	1
123	71	1	72	2	40	1	50	1	36	2	30		11		998	12
124	19		21		17		22		13		12		6		163	
125	21		41	1	22		32		13		14		3		164	1
126	109		112	1	112		102		92		49		50		756	1
127 128	8 36		11 42		6 46		7 35		3 31		4 14				46 252	
													17			
129	26		28		28		26		16		12		6		222	
130	5		10		13		10		17		15		2		110	2
131	778		613		503	4	580	2	565	2	550	1	497		7,492	16
132	1,051		1,012		929		964		741		902		677		8,831	
133	117		107		85	1	89		59		62		48		1,104	1
134	281		276		226		250		187		125		113		1,983	
135	428		424		347		394		225	1	275		150		4,374	2
136	210	2	243	1	146		187		167	1	108	1	87	1	1,513	6
137	679	4	725		510		628		486		633	3	434	4	6,049	16
138	16		18	5	8		11	3	7		7	1	2	3	108	22
139		5		6		4						12		5		41
140	716		759		662		748		845		695		410.		6,021	
141	46		58		49	1	47		36	1	35		17		419	2
142	82		91		53		73		61		69	I	40	2	756	17
143	34	9	9	7	3	1	6		9	2	26	3	6	4	105	77
144	8,548	779	434	355	244	74	347	52	578	67	5,388	560	624	186	31,699	4,889
145	385	I	506		366		423		331	I	242		209	1	3,600	6
146	235	10	133	2	114	1	97		75	3	73	4	73	1	1,733	43
147	63		59		35		60	2	50		70	1	48	2	795	54
148	44	3	27	2	35	3	36		35		66	1	59	1	466	10
149	235	16	134	25	230	7	174	14	141	6	112	6	131	29	2,075	211
150 151 152	93,744	3 7 1 2,721		1 1		1 4		3 8				1 3		1 1 4		12 43 6
										3						
																
																
			63,116	1,932	66,101	1,264	66,493	1,107	49,917	769	53,853	1,032	36,542	644	785,879	18, 529
27 
 
SICKNESS, ETC.,  DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1803            211
                             CENTRAL REGION.

     The reports of sick and wounded from troops in the Central Region are consolidated
into statistical tables for eight armies or departments, as follows:

     1. The Department of Western Virginia      -     -     -  Table   XXXIV.
     2. The Northern Department       -                      Table    XXXV.
     3. The Department of the Ohio         -                 Table   XXXVI.
     4. The Department of the Cumberland  -                 Table  XXXVII.
     5. The Department of the Tennessee    -                 Table XXXVIII.
     6. The Department of the Gulf     -                      Table   XXXIX.
     7. The Department of the Northwest    -                 Table        XL.
     8. The Department of the Missouri     -                 Table       XLI.
         To these tables are added—
     9. A table showing the mortality in the general hospitals of
         the Central Region      ______  Table      XLII.
    10. A consolidated table for the Central Region      -     -  Table     XLIII.

           1.  The Department of Western Virginia—Table XXXIV.

     This table embraces the reports received from troops in the State of Maryland west
of Hancock, and  in that  portion of Western Virginia which, by  the Act  of Congress
approved December 31, 1862,  was constituted the State of  West Virginia.   This  region
was embraced in the Mountain Department at the commencement  of the year now under
consideration.  August 12, 1862, the  Mountain Department was discontinued, its  troops
being merged  into the Army of Virginia.   The  greater portion of  these troops were
transferred to the Army of Virginia, as has already been shown.
     September 19, 1862, Western Virginia was attached to the Department of the Ohio,
and  March  16, 1863,  it  was  transferred  to the  Middle  Department; these changes,
have, however, been disregarded in the construction of the table.
     June 24, 1863, the Department of  West Virginia was created by General Orders
No. 186, to consist of that  portion of the Middle Department west of Hancock, including
the adjacent counties of Ohio, General B. F. Kelley to command.   The limits assigned
to the department  by this order coincide  with those used in the table, with the exception
of the part of Ohio referred to, which has been included in the  Northern Department 
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                  2. The Northern Department—Table XXXV.

     The Northern Department was created by General Orders  No. 17, January 12, 1861
to consist of the  States of Michigan, Ohio,  Indiana, and  Illinois.    In  this tabic  the
designation is applied to the  same region, with the addition of the State of Wisconsin
It embraces, therefore, that portion of the Central Region which lies between the Mississippi
and the Ohio rivers.

                3. The Department of  the Ohio—Table XXXVI.

    Under this  designation are  embraced, after the first of January, 1863, all reports
received from troops in  that portion of Kentucky lying east of the  Tennessee river. The
Department of the Ohio, which, as has been explained, was discontinued March 11, 1802
was re-established August 19, 1862, by General Orders  No. 112, and defined as embracing
the States of Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,  and Kentucky  east of  the  Tennessee
river,  and including Cumberland Gap  and the troops operating in its vicinity, General  II
G. AVright to command.
    As shown above, all this region, except the portion of Kentucky east of the Tennessee
river, has, for geographical reasons, been embraced in a separate table under the designa-
tion  Northern Department.   It has also been found most convenient, on  account of the
complicated movements involved in the retreat of the army of General Buell to Louisville
and its subsequent advance, to embrace this part of Kentucky  in  the Department of the
Cumberland until the close of 1862.   March  25, 1863, General A. E. Burnside assumed
command of the Department of the Ohio.

           4. The Department of  the  Cumberland—Table XXXVII.

    In this table  are  embraced all reports received from the Army of the Ohio under
General Buell, the Army of the  Cumberland  under General Rosecrans, and during the
first six months the reports from that portion of Kentucky lying  east of  the  Tennessee
river.   The Department of the Cumberland, which, as already mentioned, had been merged
into the Departments of the Missouri  and the Ohio November 9, 1861, was re-established
by General Orders No. 163, October  24, 1862, to consist of  the State of  Tennessee east
of the Tennessee river, and  such parts of  northern Alabama and Georgia as should be
occupied  by the troops of the Army of the  Cumberland, General W. S. Rosecrans to
command.  Subsequently to January 1, 1863, these are the limits  relied upon in  the
construction of the table.  The xYrmy of the Ohio under General Buell, at  the commence-
ment  of July, 1862, was  in motion in northern Alabama threatening  Chattanooga.  The
advance of Generals  Kirby Smith and Bragg, after the raids of Forrest and  Morgan in 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
213
July and Augus.t, compelled the retreat of General Buell to Louisville, which he reached
September 25, 1862.   Nashville, however, was still held by its garrison.  General Buell
concentrated his army at Louisville, and, October 1st, being well  reinforced, marched out
after the united Rebel Army under General Bragg.  The battle of Perryville was fought
October 8th, and shortly after the Army was withdrawn towards the line of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, where General Rosecrans took  command October 30th.
     General Rosecrans advanced by way of Nashville  towards Murfreesboro', near which
place the battle of  Stone  River  was fought, December  31, 1862, and January 1, 2 and 3,
1863.   After this no further advance of importance was made until June 24th, when the
army was again put in  motion by way of Manchester, flanking  the  Rebel Army under
General Bragg, and compelling its retreat to Chattanooga.

            5. The  Department  of the Tennessee—Table XXXVIII.

     As  already explained, the  Department  of the Tennessee was  created by  General
Orders  No. 159, October  16, 1862, to embrace Cairo, Forts Henry and Donelson, northern
Mississippi, and those portions of Kentucky and Tennessee lying west of the Tennessee
river, General U. S. Grant to command.
     The table embraces the reports received from troops in this region prior to the order,
as well as subsequently.   At the close of the  previous  year the greater part of the army
under General Grant  was in northern Mississippi and southwestern Tennessee.
     September 19th  the battle of Iuka was fought, and October 4th the battle of Corinth.
Subsequently Vicksburg became the objective of the army.   General Grant moved into
northern Mississippi by way of Holly Springs, advancing as far as Oxford; but the capture
of Holly Springs December 20th compelled his retreat to that place.   Meanwhile a part
of the Army of the Southwest under General Hovey had crossed  from Helena, Arkansas,
into  Mississippi, and operated without decided results against the enemy's communications,
and on the day of the fall of Holly Springs a strong force under General W. T. Sherman
embarked at  Memphis, and descended  the Mississippi to the mouth  of the Yazoo, near
which it was disembarked for the attack of Vicksburg.  After the unsuccessful  assault
of December  29th, this  force was re-embarked and carried up the Arkansas and White
rivers to Arkansas  Post, which was captured January  11th.  Subsequently it returned to
the Mississippi river, and towards the close of the month united with  the forces under
General Grant, which descended the river on transports from Memphis, and landed at
Young's Point and  Milliken's  Bend.   General Grant established his  headquarters at
1 oung's Point February 2d, and after various unsuccessful enterprises, among which mav
be mentioned the Yazoo Pass and Steele's Bayou expeditions, began, March 29th, to move
the army by land on  the Louisiana side of the river to  Perkins' Plantation, a point on the
west bank of the  Mississippi a few miles below New Carthage.   After the naval demon- 
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stration against  Grand  Gulf, the army was  marched  to a  point on the Louisiana bank
south of that place, and April  30th the advance  crossed the  river to Bruinsbunr  on
transports which had run by the Vicksburg batteries.   This was followed by the march vja
Jackson, Mississippi, which, after the battles of Port  Gibson, Raymond, Jackson, Cham-
pion's Hill, and  Big Black River, terminated in the investment of Vicksburg May 19th
The siege of Vicksburg  was then pressed till the surrender of  that place, July 4, 1863.

                6.  The Department of the Gulf—Table XXXIX.

    This table  embraces reports from substantially the same region as the table for the
previous year.   August 8,  1862, west Florida was annexed, which,  as already explained,
had from the  first  been consolidated in these  tables  with  the  Department of the Gulf.
March  16, 1863,  Key  West and  Fort Jefferson,  Tortugas, were added; they have,
nevertheless, been consolidated with the Department of the South.
    August 5, 1862, a  rebel force attacked  Baton Rogue, but was repulsed;  the place
was, however, evacuated on the 12th.  Towards  the  close of October General AVeitzel
made an expedition into the La Fourche District, which he occupied.
    December 14th General N.  P. Banks reached New Orleans with reinforcements, and
took command of the Department.  In  March he concentrated an army at Baton Rouge,
and after a demonstration against Port Hudson, moved  into the Teche District, penetrating
as  far  as Alexandria, on the Red river, which was reached early in May.  After  the
termination of this expedition  General Banks returned to  the vicinity of Baton Rouge,
and thence moved against Port Hudson,  the siege of which continued from the latter part
of May till the surrender of the  place, July 8, 1863.

                   7. The Department of the Northwest—Table XL.

    This table embraces the reports received from troops within the same limits as were
assigned in constructing Table  XVII, viz: the States of Iowa and Minnesota, and  the
Territories of Nebraska  and Dakota.  The reports  from  the  State  of AVisconsin, which
officially formed  a part of the Department of the Northwest, have been consolidated with
the Northern  Department.   The most important events during the year were the Indian
massacres,  during  the summer  of  1862  and the  following spring,  which led to  the
expedition of  General Sibley in the summer of 1863.

                8.  The Department of the  Missouri—Table XLI.

    This Department was reorganized  by General Orders  No. 135, September 19, 1862.
By this order the Department was composed  of the States of Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas,
and the  bordering Indian  Territory; Alton, Illinois, was also attached.   General S. R- 
                      DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 18G3.                   215

Curtis was assigned to command.   The limits here indicated  have been  observed  in
constructing the table, with the exception of Alton, Illinois, which has been included in
the Northern Department,  and of the force at Plelena, Arkansas,  which, on account of  its
position and its intimate relations with the army of General Grant, has  been consolidated
with the Department of the Tennessee.
     October 11,  1862, the Territories of  Colorado and Nebraska  were added  to the
Department of the Missouri by General  Orders  No. 155.  This  change, however, has
been disregarded in constructing  the  table.   General E.  V.' Turner was assigned  to
command  March 9th. and  General J.  M. Schofield May 13th, 1863. 
21G
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
          TABLE XXXIV.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
			18(>:2.							
	Jul	.Y.	August.		September.		Octolek.		November.	
										
	4,851.		2,377.		7,656.		21,244.		25,462.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths. 08 ' 8	
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Ohder I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	31	11 3	18 16	11 2	38 56	11 2	09	2		
										
							53	1	13 I	
										
	14 40 6		3 10 27 9		90 52 69		200 246 363 21 2 1,384 84 257 18 10		141 l -	
									79 154 4	
										
										
										
	379 3 84 2 1	2 2	319 4 34	1	422 3 107	3			741 43 140 9 22	1 1
										
										
										
			1		8					
										
	39		12				165		137	
										
							9 73 215 168 27 92 12	2	20 83 638 51 29 108 4 0 6	
	35		1		3 5 166 25 35 4 1					
										
	20 2 1 10	1	14							
Order 11.—Enthetie Diseases.										
										
			2							
										
										
										
	1 3		4 1		2		1			
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.										
										
							1		1	
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	25 8		13 G		40 ' 10 2 2		172 146		168 193 55 1 3	
										
										
	2						2			
										
							1 9 9 6			
	2 3 1	1	2 3		1 • 4	4			2 11 5	........
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
44. Scrofula............................................										
										
CLASS III. —PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch.....................									17	
										
48. Other Intestinal Worms.......	6						3		3	
										
Carried forward........										___
	718	20	499	14	1,115	20	3,818	5	2,961	10
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
217
           TABLE XXXIV



of the Department of Western Virginia.
1863.			1803.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
21,844.			11,511.		13, 529.		13, 554.		14,103.		15,907.		16,498.		14,045.	
[ Cases. Deaths.			Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths-	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	158	12	44	4	48	5	28	5	26	4	59	5	38	1	655	79
2 3 4 5					1 4										1 256	7 1
			8				2		32		55		17			
																
	155		31		92		27		23		48		26		850	
6	82		37		42		35		C5		50		44		782	
7	182		24		55		66		68		129		141		1,304	
8 9 10	2										1		2		39 15 4,985	1
			4 101	1	7 165		2 17G									
	431								177		275		415			
11	52		36		45		33		20	1	49		148		520	2
12	97		26		59		55		66		61		113		1,099	G
13	21		20		17		16		11		7		18		139	1
14	23		8	1	12		7	2	11	1	3		5		111	4
15 16	1 183	3	4 37						3 2		4 1	3	3 2		15 616	3 8
					27	3	11	2								
17 18											2 C		1 10		3 99	
	28		11		10		2		3							
19	134		23		41		24		19		1		15		452	
20	407		185		195		85		47		68		66		1,911	
21 22	33 39						2 20		18 21		5 24		1 17		478 235	3
			16		15											
23	70		24		55		47		53		39		63		587	
24	5		4		6		5		11		7		8		78	
25 26	3 11		1 14		4 4		1 6				1 1		1 7		14 00	
									1							
27 28 29																
	1 3														9 98	
			2		3		1		15		29		41			
30 31 32 €3 34	1								1		2 2 1		1 2 4 1	1	5 10 12 3 1	2
					4 7 1											
						1										
	1															
							I									
35 36	1 190														1 960	
			79		79		43		33		59		59			
37	127		56		68		65		67		51		66		863	
38	11		23		18		2		10		10		33		164	
39 40 41 42 43	2		1						2 1 1	1	2 1 1		6 1		20 6 5 24 81	1 11
																
	2 2 9															
					6 12 *											
		1	9			1	6	2	8	1	6		4	1		
44	2		15		9		4		9		7		7		65	
45 46			1 64		1 1 35										2	
	21						19		9		10		5		180	
47 48 49																
	1		1				o		2						IS	
																
						10										
	2,491	16	909	6	1,147		.793	11	855	8	1,077	8	1,391	3	17,824	131
28 
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TABLE  XXXIV.—DEPARTMENT  OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Continued.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
lS(i_.
LIST OF DISEASES.
       Brought forward...............
CLASS  IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.
         -Diseases of Nervous System.
69.
70.
71.
72.

73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.

83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
68.
81).
90.
91.
92.

93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
9S.
99.
100.
101,
102.
103.
    Order I.
Apoplexy.............................
Epilepsy..............................
Headache.............................
Insanity..............................
Inflammation of Brain.................
Inflammation of Membranes of Brain..
Inflammation of Spinal Chord.........
Nostalgia.............................
Neuralgia............................■
Paralysis............................
Sun-stroke...........................
Other Diseases of this Order..........
        Order  II.—Diseases of Eye.
Amaurosis...........................
Cataract.............................
Inflammation of Conjunctiva....................
Inflammation of Iris............................
Night Blindness................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
        Order 111.—Diseases of Ear.
Earache.......................................
Inflammation of Internal Ear....................
Deafness.......................................
Otorrhoea......................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
OKI>i;u IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
Aneurism......................................
Valvular Disease of Heart......................
Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
Inflammation of Pericardium....................
Inflammation of Endocardium..................
Inflammation of Veins..........................
Varicose Veins.................................
Varicocele.....................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
  ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
Asthma........................................
Acute Bronchitis............................
Chronic Bronchitis..........................
Dropsy of Chest............................
Haemorrhage from Nose.....................
Inflammation of Lar}-nx___..............__
Inflammation of Lungs.....____.............
Inflammation of Pleura......................
Haemorrhage from Lungs....................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
Colic.......................................
Constipation.................
Cholera Morbus..............
Cirrhosis of Liver............
Dropsy from Hepatic Disease.
Dyspepsia...................
Diseases of Pancreas.........
Diseases of Spleen...........
Fistula in Ano................
Hernia.......................
Haemorrhage from Stomach...
July.
4,851.
Cases.
718
Carried forward.
852
2,377.
Cases.
23
Deaths.
14
639
September.
7, 656.
Cases.
Deaths.
20
1,535
October.
21,244.
Cases.  Deaths
3,818
20
  4
  5
 16

  9
 63
  8
  o
  7
 14
125
 29
  6
109
150
 20
18
4,700
November,
  25,462.
Cases. Deaths.
2,981
  4
  8
  1

  9
103
 21
  1
  3
 15
 96
 25
  9
179

 67
169
 26
20
   1
   1
  26
   1

4,057 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
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TABLE XXXD7.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Continued.
1862.			1803.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
21,844.			11,511.		13,529.		13,554.		14,'103.		15, 907.		16,498.		14,045.	
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,491	16	909 1 6 44 1	6 1	1,147 1 8 43 1	10 1	793 1 2 53 1	11	855 1 5 38	8	1,077 1 9 61 1 1	8	1,391	3	17,824 G 51 527 10 8 4 27 57 446 20 21 64 o 8 383 26 16 32 157 47 17 45 6	131 I 1 8 1 1 2
	4 79 2 1												2 44			
									1 1 3 2 39 1 6	1						
			1 2 3 39 6													
	1 13 87 2				1 5 36 2		7 2 39 1	1			5		1			
											32 1 9		4.3 2 1 1			
	15 1		1	1	6 1 4 32 11 1		6									
																
			1 37 4						2 30 1 2 1 15 8 3 7							
	60 3						28 1 2 3 9 4 1 3 1				40 4 5		34 1 4			
	3 46 2 2 9 1		3 1G 8 3 4													
					17						10		6 2 2 4			
					3 4						1 3					
																
	4	... .......	2 1		7		2 1 1				2 1		1		18 3 1 8 9	1
																
								1								
	1		1		2 7				2 1				1			
											1					
																
	3 2		5 4		5 4 2 8 159 16		8 3		4 9		8 6		7 4		49 54 20 57 1,012 178 6 29 113 656 236 59 809 377 1,023 148	1 1 1 2 25 1 1 1
	13 240 51 3 14 11 104 25 8 200 51 174 23	1 1	6 48 11				1 44 23		5 107 22		3 38 15		2 41 10			
																
		4	11 63 17 1 62 13 42 7	4	21 66 48 5 48 20 68	1 2	19 66 24 12 11 16 65 1	4 1	11 42 21 14 85 24 54 5	7	9 46 15 3 27 15 63 7	1	1 36 23			
													65 29 90 20			
																
													2 33		2 229	
	26		23		34		20		25		22					
		I													2 13 194 6	
	1 25 I				2 24 1		1 11		1 25							
			21								11		12 2			
																
	3,802	22 1	1,427	12 1 1,870 1 14			1,286	18	1,478	16	1,552	9	1,917	3	25,115	179
 
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TABLE XXXIV.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Concluded.
	IS					>>.				--~
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
	4,851.		2,377.		7,650.		21,211.		25 4(J>	
										
• LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 1	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathi. la
	852	23	639	15	1,535	20	4,700	8	4,057	
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	1	1	5		17		44 29 4 11 35 15 134 48 45 .2 1	1	99 8 2	
										
					2					
			4							
									21 14 271 58 3 1	
										
	10 4 1	1	14 2 8		42 13 9					
										
										
Okdei. VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
					1					
									2 2 4 11 4 4 1 G	
										
' l8ea 3 °										
					1 2		3 1 1			
	1									
										
										
							14			
ORDER VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
									1 3	
					o					
										
									1 3 6 47 29 5 11 33 17 20	
										
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.			7 1		19		59 30 16			
	2									
										
			1 2 2 4		4 21					
	9						27			
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns............................................										
	3			1	6		14			
										
										
	16 o		13 1		10		37		27 5 2	
										
					2		4			
										
	2 2 2	3	1	1	13 5 75	4 12	10 6 19 1 1 62	1	23 12 4 5 1 11	6
										
		1	2							
										
148. Poisoning......................										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.........................			1		5					
										
										
										
Total................				.......						25
	907	29	707	17	1,784	36	5,373	10	4,834	
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1803.
221
TABLE XXXIV.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Concluded.
180;-. !			1803.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
21,844.			11.	511.	13,	329.	13, 554.		14,103.		15,907.		16,498.		14,045.	
—	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	3,802	22	1,427	12	1,870	14	1,286	18	1,478	10	1,552	9	1,917	3	25,115	179
											3				3	
105	56		18		16		24		38		34		34		38G	
106	5		6		15		3		4		6		4		80	1
107	5	1	24		8		3		1		1		2		52	1
108 109			4 14								3 5				22 116	1
	14				G		12		8				1			
110	19		15		13		4		13		9		7		109	
HI	120		29		65		25		17		24		19		770	
112	42		24		37		28		36		15		26		333	
113	1		2		10		12		13		32	1	13		149	2
114 115 116 117 118 119	5				2 1		5		4				1		20 4 7 4 12 78	
			1													
	1								4							
			1		1 1 21											
	6 5								1 8							
			3				12				2		12			
120 121	2 6				2 3		12 2				1 3				25 23	
			1						2				1			
122 123			2										1		4 33	
	7				2		3				1					
124 125 126 127 128 129 130									2		1				3 4 21 1 8 13 15	
	1 5				1		1 1									
			7						1				2			
					1 2 3											
	1 2 9					.......	1 1		1 2		1		1 1			
			I													
																
131	31		25		3		15		14		21		22		263	
132	50		22		17		21		27		20		21		240	
133 134	4 6		1 5		2 7		>		3 10		1 4		2 4		34 57	
							5									
135	37		3		5		6						10		153	
136	5		4	2	7		3		4		5		7		54	2
137	18		6		12		16		23		11		43		176	1
138 139 140										1			1	1	1	o 2
																
	36		6		17		16		17		18		29		242	
141 142 143 144	3 1 1 9	........	6		1 2		2		1 1 1 8				1 4		16 3 128	36
																
										1	1 34					
		2	1	2	2	1	13	3				10	12	2		
145	12		5		6		1		I		5		6		61	
146	8		3		5		2		1		2		3		12G	13
147 148 149 150 151 152	1				5				1		1		3 1		17 3 109	1 1
																
	24				2	1	1	1	3							
																
																
																
																
	4,360	25	1,G6R	16	2,173	16	1,536	22	1,748	18	1,816	20	2,211	8	29,115	242
 
222                SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE XXXV.



Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
					1809.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	
										
	919.		929.		7,784.		13,735.		9,4	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 17
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	3	1	11		29	4	121 7 47	22	59	
										
	8		13		67	1			19	
										
	26 215 60 12 20 3 186 6 29		60 78 10	1	117 213 26 5 8 193 33 45 5 2	1 1 3 4 1 1	304 450 255 13 15 879 62 127 2 3 2 6	2 1 4 4 1 1 1	135 146 69 5 5 238 34 49 4 14 6 82 1 11 84 129 55 38 106 13 3 6	7 1 4 1 1 8 1
										
										
										
		1								
			4 47 1 14	1						
										
										
										
										
										
	63	1	10		3					
										
							19 32 337 140 47 114	7		
	G		7		16					
										
	47 1		20		GO 4 29					
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis............................................										
										
24. Orchitis.............................................										
25. Stricture of the Urethra.............................							2 o			
										
27. Serpent Bite........................................										
					2					
ORDER ID.—Dietic Diseases.										
									1 5 3 3	1
							6 5			
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
					18 18 3 1		72 63 16 2		49 47 3 1	2
	16		14							
										
			2							
										
			1							
	8 1						20 14 4			
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.					] 1			2	13	
44. Scrofula.............................										
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch...........									8	
										
										
49. Other Diseases of this Order. ..							1			
Carried forward.....										43
	710	3	292	2	899	16	5,189	45	1,444	
--.---------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.                  223
      TABLE XXXV.



of the Northern Department.
1862.									1863.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
6,798.			5,076.		3,249.		6,422.		3,910.		4,	175.	4,337.		5,553.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	5	4	12	G	9	7	25	6	9	3	11	3	16	5	310	78
2 3 4 5															7 207	7
	2	6	13		5		11		12		2		8			
	3G	3	13				59	1	24	2			37		818	
G	62		59		31		108		104		37		59		1,562	1
7	76		47		83		139		49		63		55		932	
8 9			10 1		7 5		52 6						1 1		105 65	1 11
	1							2	2		1					
10	202		174		90		155		52	1	64		122		2,17G	6
11	33	2	21	6	4	3	26	2	20		32	4	78		576	25
12	19		13		8		24		6		6		33	1	335	3
13 14	2 10	4	3 10	5	1 1								10 23	1 7	70 128	4 21
							24		28	3	13	2				
15	1	3	38	7	19	4	11	6	29	7	12	4	9	6	127	39
16	90	6	25	8	6		31		2	1	14	3	12		344	19
17 18 19	1 G 54									1 2					2 45 359	1 13
		3	2 74				6 27		1 5							
					28						10		16			
20	1G3		117		133		399	1	189		108		74		1,649	1
21 22	84 31	1	10 10		137 8		17 19								570 241	9
									6		20		57			
23	57		28		13		43		28		45		73		536	
24	3		4		2		5		5		5		15		52	
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34	1 3		1 1		1 5		3 10								11 37	
									10							
																
			1 3	1 1	1										4 43 6 28 34 6	1 2 4
							3 5 5 3				16		21			
					1	1										
	3 1 3	2							4 15			1	4 6			
			1													
																
																
35 36																
	86		40		28		56		10		8	1	5		372	3
37	53		39	1	27	1	37		22		31		66		433	2
38 39 40 41 42 43	22 5		16	1	5	1	21		3	1			12		101 11 3 7 42 72	3 13
																
							2 2		1							
	1										1		2			
			10 5		4 4											
	6	1				1	12	3	G	2		1	10	3		
44 45 46	7		3 1		4				5				6		29 23 161	
							20 38									
	24				27				1		31		31			
47 48 49																
																
			4				2								7	
																
	1,153	35	811	36	697	18	1,406	21	648	23	537	19	860	23	12,646	284
 
224
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXXV.—NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Continued.
	180'.									MIIKR.
	July.		August.		September.		October,		N'OVF	
										
	919.		929.		7,784.		13,735.		9,406.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 45	Cases. 1,444	Death*. 43
	710	3	292	2	899	16	3,189			
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order J.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
					1 3		9 7 4 2	1 3	1 7 1 o	
										
	1									
										
	1	1								
							3 I 30 3		3 21 16 2	1
			3							
	4				9					
										
					1 3					
							2			
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
							1 61 2		3 33 1	
	12		6		22					
										
										
							3 4			
Order 1H.—Diseases of Ear.									11 2	
										
										
	1		2				G		2 1 1 1	
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
										
			1						1	
	1						1 2 2 14 9 7 81 4	o		
										
									17 9 9 4 97 15	
	1		3							
					1 3 47 4	1				
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. A sthma.............................................										
	35		8 3							
										
										
			5 1 1				2 75 5G 7 G 5 26 172 8			
	2				2 10 1	o		2 2 1 1	16 73 11 5 6 17 33 3	18
										
	6 1									
										
92. Other Diseases of this Order.......................					1 18 21 2	1				
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...............................	22 20		16 8							
										
95. Cholera Morbus...........................•___										
	1									
	i					1			1 7	
98. Dyspepsia.........................	........1........				8		5			
										
100. Diseases of Spleen........	i						3			
101. Fistula in Ano........	;								2 1 26 1 1 1,905	62
i 102. Hernia.......	4		3		5		23 4	57		
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach										
Carried forward___					---					
	820	4	351			21	3,839			
1 _				~						
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.                    225
TABLE XXXV—NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Continued.
1863.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
6,798.			5, 076.		3,249.		6,422.		3,910.		4,075.		4, 337.		5,553.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 9C 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100	1,153 6 45 4 2 4 3 3 26 3	35 1	811	36	697	18	1,406	21	648 1 4 16	23	537	19	860	23	12,646 1 43 187 14 8 5 21 48 179 15 1 11	284 1 2 10 5 2
			4 15		3 6		11 38 1 1 6	........		1	1 27 2	3	3 23 1 1			
						1 2		1 1		2						
		1														
			3 7 12 1						1 1 16		1		1			
					12 19											
							24 2				11 1		12 3	1		
																
	2				1								3			
																
	2 45														413 4	
			21		24		64 1		40		44		41	""l		
																
							3 19 4								6 72 22 5 55 1 2 24 11 5 11 24 4 50 50 20 38 682 102	1 2 1 2 2 4 2
	11 6 1 10		2	........	6 4 1 4				7 3 1 4		6		6 3 1 4			
		........	1 10													
							3				9					
									1 1 5			1 1				
	1		3		1					1	12 1		5			
							5 5									
																
	1		4					1					5 10			
							2		5		fi					
	1		2 1 1													
	6 6 1 2 99 40			........	1 1	1	13 5		2		4 7		4 3			
																
		........	5 36 15		7 36		6 111 8	1	3 24 4	1	1 12 5					
												1	96 4	3		
																
	21 9 70 15 4 33 13 78						1 64 76 17 o 64 26 29 5				1 8 14 8 2				30 229 356 92 23 202 177 521 29	3 93 4 2 2
		6 1	21 10 5 2 64 3 33 1	5 1	10 15 5	11		1 18	18 24 6	12		9 1 1	3 7 11 1	10 1		
					29 10 23											
									1 18		12 27 5		13 59 5			
																
	3 19						7 31		3 12				1 16		15 142	1
			13		13						18					
			1				4 1 5 1						1		9 5 103 7	
im									2 3							
102 103	16		6		2 1						7		3			
																
	1,763	44	1,113	42	931	33	2,071	44	874	40	789	36	1,209	38	16,726	423 i
29 
220'
 SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS

TABLE  XXXV.—NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Conchidod.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
             Brought forward......................

Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
J?L Haemorrhage from Bowels.....
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver...
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice......................
112. Piles..........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order...
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114. Stone and Gravel............................
115. Diabetes.....................................
116. Bright's Disease.............................•
117. Diseases of Prostate..........................
118. Diseases of Testis............................
119. Inflammation of Kidneys.....................
120. Inflammation of Bladder......................
121. Incontinence of Urine.........................
122. Hydrocele....................................
123. Other Diseases of this Order..................
      Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries...................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
1H(J:>.
July.
Cases.  Deaths.
820
August.
September.
Cases.  Deaths.
351
7,784.
Cases.  Deaths.
1,061
2t
October.
    13,735.

Cases.  Deaths,
3,839
  6
176
 27
 31
57
November.
9,406.
Coses.
1,905
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.

152
:LASS  V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS,  AND
                INJURIES.

  ORDER I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
 Burns............................................
Contusions..................
Concussion of Brain.........
Drowning...................
Sprains.....................
Dislocation.................
Simple Fractures............
Compound Fractures........
Gunshot Wounds............
Incised Wounds.............
Lacerated Wounds..........
Punctured Wounds..........
Poisoning...................
Other Accidents and Injuries .
ORDER II.—Homicide.......
ORDER in.—Suicide.
. ORDER TV.—Execution of Sentence .

             Total.................
839
111
  2
  1
  1
384
1,576
4,279
2,198 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
227
TABLE XXXV.—NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
1863.			18! 53.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
6,798.			5,076.		3,249.		6,422.		3,910.		4,075.		4, 337.		5 553.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 1
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152	1,763 1 88 11 8	44	1,113	42	931	33	2,071	44	874	40	789 2 30	36	1,209	38	16, 726 3 336 41 32 6 87 36 427 154 83 4 9 5	423 5 5 4 1 1 1 2 1
		1	21 4 1		21 1	2	27 1	1	49 5 2 6 3 3 13	1			15 6			
																
							2 5 6 15 17 1 1 2 4	2		1						
	14 10 33 12 33 1	1	12 6 42 10 7		18											
													3 6 15 6 2	1		
					14 15						4 9					
																
																
						1										
																
							6 12 3 3		7 5						18 45 9 7 4 14 10 5 16 5 12 6 6 107 97 14 25 437 15 83 1	1 1 3
	1 2										3		4 1 1			
			1 1 1													
									1 1							
																
													2			
							2 2 3 2 2 2		1 3 3							
																
											6 3		1			
																
					1			1	1				1			
			1 4 5 3													
	1 9 22															
					9 4		13 25 2 3 3 1 20		6 4		8 13		7 13 2 4 61 1 22			
	2 7 2 5		1 8		3 15						3 1 1 6					
									6							
		1	2		4				2							
																
	27		7		10 1		10		12		11 1		9 3		108 9 9	1
	1															
																
	18 7 2 2				1	1	8	1	1 2	3	6	1	39 6	2	187 53 23 24 3 25	19 1 4
			15 4 7													
							2				4 7					
													1 1			
																
	4	1	1		o	1	3									
																
										1						1 2
						I.		1								
			|													
	2,086	48	1,277	42	1,050	39	2,279	50	1,010	46	907	37	1,441	41	19, 326	47G
 
228
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XXXVI.
Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					i«r»oi					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									November.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths,	Cases.	___' Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order II.—Enthctic Diseases,										
										
24. Orchitis............................................										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite....................................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.......................................										
										
										
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption......................										
										
45. Other Diseases of this Order........										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch............										
										
										
Carried forward..... i j										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.                   229
      TABLE XXXVI.




of the Department of the Ohio.
1862.			1863-													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
			30, 549.		22,197.		30.G82.		45,956.		41,335.		26, 601.		32,886.	
																
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths. i		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49			238	57	88 3 37	50 1	129 3 33	55 5	168 4 45	49 2	121 12 42	23 1	107	20	851 22 288	254 3 15
																
			104	9									27			
																
			326 466 179 47 32 1,443 185 163 12 99 3 413	3 1 6 5 2 2 28 3 36	149 371 135 10 11 585 56 91 1 80 22 240	5 3 2 7 1 31 7 21	236 631 164 5 13 919 142 118 13 76 16 218 10 18 71 291 52 53 84 8 1 1	7 2 1 15 1 9 9 10 1	277 438 329 21 26 1,649 209 184 18 88 21 162 1 23 146 412 58 93 208 £0 7 5	2 2 8 1 6 4 4 5	376 388 424 24 5 1,881 201 267 12 67 11 105	1 1 4 1 2 4 2	201 241 156 24 4 949 107 130 23 48 3 32	3 2 3 2 2	1,565 2,535 1,387 131 91 7,426 900 953 79 458 76 1,170 11 149 658 1,627 332 417 722 80 14 19	21 2 1 14 12 40 5 4 76 27 74 2 1 1 5
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
			55 237 552 8 65 86 17 1 3	1	27 91 178 11 37 59 6 1 3	1 1 4				1	20 66 146 178 107 145 21 2 2		6 47 48 25 62 140 8 2 5			
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
			1 4	4	1 21		6 21		2 82				1 145 1 3 12 3	1 1	11 299 6 25 32 21 16	6 2 2 1
											26 5 5 5 4 13	1 1 1				
																
					2 4 2		2 3 4		13 7 8 3	2						
			1													
																
																
																
			216 155 71 5	1	104 95 26 2	1	192 144 80 5 1 3 3 8 4	9 1	232 170 96 12 1 4 9 32 13	1 8	195 101 69 14 1 2 1 25 6	1 2	89 59 18 5		1,028 724 360 43 3 15 28 109 43 334 6 8	1 1 4 37 1
																
																
																
																
			7 17 11 1 72 4 4		o							3	1 8 8 5	3		
																
				3	19 4	11										
																
																
					37		44 1		95		53 1 2		33			
																
									2							
																
																
1__			j 5,306	161	2,611	146	3,826	125	5,393	95	5,151	48	2,786	37	25,073	612
																
 
230                 SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XXXVL—DEPARTMENT- OF THE OHIO—Continued.
Ye v;; .................................					1803.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Novr	----
										MBER.
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cages. , Deaths.	
									1"---	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Discasts of Nervous System.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order II.—Diseasts of Eye.										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear. 68. Earache....................										
										
70. Deafness..............										
71. Otorrhcea.............										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
74. Valvular Disease of Heart.........										
75. Dropsy from Heart Disease......										
76. Dropsy of Pericardium........										
77. Inflammation of Pericardium.........										
78. Inflammation of Endocardium......										
79. Inflammation of Veins.........										
80. Varicose Veins........										
81. Varicocele.............										
82. Other Diseases of this Order........										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
84. Acute Bronchitis........										
85. Chronic Bronchitis.........										
86. Dropsy of Chest............										
87. Haemorrhage from Nose.......										
88. Inflammation of Larynx										
89. Inflammation of Lungs										
90. Inflammation of Pleura.....										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.....										
92. Other Diseases of this Order.........										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic..............										
94. Constipation................										
95. Cholera Morbus.......										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver .										
9 /. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease........										
98. Dyspepsia.........										
										
100. Diseases of Spleen ...										
										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach										
Carried forward___					i					.
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,  1863.
231
TABLE XXXVL—DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March,		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
			30,549.		22,197.		30,682.		45,956.		41,	335.	26, 601.		32,886.	
																
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103			5,306 1 14 252 1 5 3 10 11 144 4	161 4 2 2	2,611 4 9 56 2 1 1 16 69 3	146 2 2 1 2	3,826 1 10 79 2 8 1 1 5 71 3	125 1 3	5,393 3 12 98 1 4 1 7 6 130 1	95 1 3 2	5,151 2 8 90 4 2 1 1 6 85 2 1 3 3 1 120 2 3 17 20 9 3 13	48 1 2 1	2,786	37	25,073 11 59 646 11 20 7 20 47 550 13 5 28 14 18 560 6 9 42 204 34 18 80 1 1 23 3 4 4 6 3 63 56 9 58 1,186 173 4 24 190 965 274 87 1,117 410 597 141 5 33 230	612 5 15 6 4 3 5 3 3 2 8 2 8 223 4 1 8 1
																
													G 71 1 1	1		
																
																
																
																
																
													3 48			
																
																
													4 7 1 1 82			
			12 4 1 110	3	1		4 2 13 58 2		1 4 2 145 2 1 15 27 7 6 22							
																
																
					45											
																
			3 2 90 10 4 19										2 2 24 2 2 5			
					2 10 2 1 12		4 33 4 2 9 1									
																
																
																
																
																
													1 2	1		
			3 1 1		8	2	6	2	1 1 2 1 3 1 14 14 1 17 367 33 2 7 6 201 55 9 270 93 116 27 2 8 51	2	3 1					
																
				1			1 1	1								
						1					1 2		1	1		
			1													
					1 3 6 6 7 127 20	2 2	1 7 5									
			9 16 1 9 228 43	1 1						1 1	23 9 1 11 152 25		7 6			
																
																
							9 253 44					4	5 59 8 2 1 12 32 22 3 18 39 57 48	6		
																
																
																
			8 61 272 47 9 273 91 174 22 1 1 37	83 1 1	1 16 163 14 4 156 33 27 7 1 12 25	50 1 1	1 65 180 92 53 303 53 102 4 1 8 32	6 33 1 7		1 38 1 1	6 30 117 44 9 97 101 121 33	1 13 3				
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
											3 72		1 13			
																
																
			2 7 49 1				7 1 27		11 4 36						20 22 205 5	
					4 36 2						5 41 1		1 16 1			
																
																
									7,241							
			7,373	260	3,524	212	5,398	179		146	6,455	73	3,403	40	33, 394	916
																
 
o;>2                 SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXXVL—DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO—Concluded.
	180!-.									"~"!---1
	July.		August.		September.		October.		N'C"vi:mi;i:i;.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathi.
										
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
■										
										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.										
										
										
										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
151. Order in.—Suicide........										
										
					i					—--'
										
					1					
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
233
TABLE XXXVL—DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO—Concluded.
186'		} 1 ER.	1863.													
DECEMB			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May.		JUNE.		Total.	
			30,549.		22,197.		30, G82.		45, 956.		41,	335.	26, 601.		32,88G.	
																
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 3,403 2 19 4 2 1 3 11 1.8 34 8 4	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
			7,373 5 162 18 13 1 14 14 310 70 10 10 10	260	3,524	212	5,398 2 109 13 11 6 10 2 145 52 5 2 2 3 1 2 15 3 6 2	179 3 1	7,241 5 1G1 24 5 2 43 10 88 81 40 4 1 3	146 2 1 1 1	6,455 3 59 14	73 1		46 1	33,394 17 590 76 31 11 98 55 748 361 77 27 14 9 4 18 73 29 25 11 8 11 2 32	910 1 5 6 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 1
																
				1 1 2	80 3											
																
																
											1 21 10 43 82	1 2				
				1	7 8 144 42 14 5	1 1										
																
																
																
																
											2 1 1 1 3 14					
																
					1	1							1 2 2 6 3 3 1 1			
																
			8 13 12 2 3		3 12 7 8 1 2											
								1	13 4 3 2 5 5							
																
										1	3 2	........				
																
																
			3 2 6				2				1					
																
							3		9		9		5			
																
			2 2				2 1 2 29 28 1 9 17 11 24		2 3 4 57 74 5 15 32 7 62 1 61 6 18 4 25 16 19 8 2 11						6 7 7 250 312 32 62 107 50 225 4	1 G 2 32 1 3 2 1 1
					1											
										1 1 5 1	1 70 91 10 11 19 9 67 2 72 7 9 2 49 14 11 11 6 4					
			33 69 9 5 27 8 24		13 14 4 3 5 11 !2							1 1 4 2	48 36 3 19 7 4 36 1 36 2 3 o 65 10 4 3	2 8 1		
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
								2 4								
			46		18 1 1 1 8 5 7 1	1 2	29 1 3 1 28 8 4								262 17 38 11 186 60 49 23 9 32	
																
			4 1 11 7 4	9												
																
																
																
																
																
			I 4													
					1		7					2	5			
																
				1												
152										1						
__															37,470	
__			8,316	275	3,967	218	5,999	190	8,181	161	7,190	87	3,817	58		S89
																
30 
234
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
          TABLE  XXXVII.



Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
					1802.				---1	
	...									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 92,047.	
										
	64,860.		58, 663.		63,112.		102,901.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 641 5 290	Deaths. 135 1 5
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases. 1. Typhoid Fever..................................... 2. Typhus Fever.....................................	331 12 225	60 2 5	299 5 355	31	206	13	437 21 299	46 5		
				2	166	1				
										
	935 708 676 77 52 3,781 789 369 65 G7	7 8 4 15 2	713 659 607 10 12 2,766 ■697 244 47 50	5 1 5 7 2	963 1,493 895 231 31 5,134 650 735 60 61 1 4	2 2 1 2 2	1,626 2,867 2,077 213 68 7,119 822 1,876 151 79	3 1 4 8 3 11 2	1,520 2,456 1.5G7 J 7-1 65 6,321 1,198 1,218 131 115 1 751 1 14 444 1,895 386 223 401 69 17 11	13 1 4 17 2 17 8 7 1 13 3
										
										
										
9. Congestive Intermittent Fever.....................										
10. Acute Diarrhoea.........................										
11. Chronic Diarrhoea.................										
12. Acute Dysentery...................										
13. Chronic Dysentery.............										
										
										
	5 1	1	7				285	1		
17. Scarlet Fever.....................										
18. Diphtheria...................							1 185 730 490 220 455 47 13 16	2 1 5		
	167 2 541 65 149 36 6	18 •	47 8 627 80 109 32 2	13	81 41 678 148 266 31 7	4				
20. Epidemic Catarrh...........										
21. Other Diseases of this Order.......										
ORDER Il.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis....................										
23. Gonorrhoea...................										
24. Orchitis....................										
25. Stricture of the Urethra...........										
26. Purulent Ophthalmia..............										
27. Serpent Bite................	2		1							
28. Other Diseases of this Order.........							15 12	2	11 10 1 7 20 6 34 fi 784	1
Order m.—Dictic Diseases. 29. Scurvy..................	56		36		9					
30. Purpura.....................										
31. Delirium Tremens.........	2 9		5 4		8 1	2	11 23 1 8	2		
32. Inebriation..............										
33. Chronic Alcoholism...........										
34. Other Diseases of this Order........										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout.................	1 288 303 16 61	1	24 142 243 14 44							
3G. Acute Rheumatism...........				1	331 317 20 43		603 613 59 91			
37. Chronic Rheumatism.........										
38. Anaemia................										
39. General Dropsy.............									125 69 7 3 51 109 21	■I 1 6 1
40. Cancer..................										
41. Tumors..................	7 20 44 16		3 14 37 15	6	4 17' 43 7	2	8 61 48 16	3		
42. Other Diseases of this Order.........										
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption..........										
44. Scrofula........										
45. Other Diseases of this Order......										
CLASS lll.-PARASITIC DISEASES.							3		..... 19 1 13	
	8		6		3		15			
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
										.
	8,892	123	7,964	73	12,685	31	21, 684	99	22,099	238
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
235
         TABLE  XXXVII.



of the Department of the Cumberland.
1862.									1863.				Ju			
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.			STE.	Total.	
107,647.			90, 543.		103,298.		102,453.		104, 885.		105,740.		99,439.		91, 349.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	605	164	390	73	554	101	449	79	382	84	300	55	151	10	4,745	851
2	4	1	7		10	8	11	4	12	4	12	7	2 ........		101	27
3 4 5	225	2	93	5	213	6	211	8	170	8	178	2	82 ........ i		2,507	49
	1,290	8	1,074	9	1,286	7	1,295	6	1,477	10	1,987	5	1,316	2	15, 482	77
6	1,948		1,219	1	1,167	2	1,334	1	1,603		2,068		1,573		19,095	6
7	1,148	1	793		956		1,156		1,163	1	1,399		1,181		13,618	6
8	144		177		247	1	130	1	223		190		102		1,918	2
9	58	14	74	11	66	15	79	6	86	9	94	5	35	3	720	95
10	5,697	6	5,141		5,323	2	6,008		5,714	6	7,800	10	7,154	1	66,958	45
11	829	37	1,088	35	1,027	43	1,344	36	1,132	25	1,256	21	831	6	11, G63	247
12	981	6	847	2	1,029	3	895	6	864		1,604	4	2,312	8	12, 974	52
13	108	12	194	5	125	4	149	3	95	1	111	1	94		1,330	35
14	161	32	81	11	142	23	129	10	115	9	123	2	105	4	1,228	94
15	4		3		9	1	9	1	28	2	7		6		68	4
16	888	65	208	8	173	13	141	7	48	1	33		3		2,546	109
17 18	4 35				3 77	1 1	1 50	1 2			2 42				12 301	2 10
			27	3					43			2	12			
19	594		252		429	1	483		243		132		32		3,089	2
20	1,985		754	.........	856		879		528		293	1	119		8,090	1
21	460	4	169		251	5	107	4	135	4	218		59		4,121	60
22	201		148		158		158		172		202		141		1,916	
23	358		207		213		230	.....	212		286		183		3,069	
24	56		41		37		34	__....	45		49		29		506	
25	12		2		11		4		1		5		4		84	
26	12		15		28		35		27		52		33		229	
27 28					1 10 107						1 7				5 78	
			2				20		12				1			
29	14		4				163		324	1	303		116		1,154	3
30	6		8		1		18		60		19		6		119	
31	8		2	1	1		5	1	10		4		2		65	7
32	36		7		2		10		17		14	1	6		149	1
33	8		5		1		1		7		2		3	1	34	1
34	15		23		3				52		19		4		158	
35 36	4 923	2	1 487	1	4 639	1	1 572	2					2 363		43 6,241	9
									598	3	511					
37	912	3	684	1	735		785	1	590		371		288		6,729	5
38	126	3	134	9	146	1	178	3	159	1	159		116		1,252	19
39	61	3	43	1	34		42		30		19		14	1	551	6
40 41			1 3				1 12		1 12				1 15		11 80	
	3				6						4					
42	37		21		24	2	1		8		2		1	----	257	2
43	88	9	89	14	103	17	118	21	91	7	81	4	31	3	885	92
44	25		43		28		42		50		35		14		312	1
45 46	1 53						2 122						1 104		4 848	
			158		126				141		122					
47			2		1		2		5		3		1		15	
48	12		10		14		26		11		27		5		150	
49									1		1				2	
					...											
	20,139	372	14,731	190	16,376	258	17,442	203	16,697	176	20,150	120	16,653	39	195,512	1,922
 
236
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXXVII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE  CUMBERLAND—Continued.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
              Brought forward....................
       CLASS  IV.—LOCAL DISEASES.

       Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
50. Apoplexy.......................................
51. Epilepsy........................................
52. Headache.......................................
53. Insanity........................................
54. Inflammation of Brain...........................
55. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.............
56. Inflammation of Spinal Chord....................
57. Nostalgia......................................■
58. Neuralgia......................................
59. Paralysis.......................................
60. Sun-stroke......................................
61. Other Diseases of this Order.....................
            Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
62. Amaurosis......................................
63. Cataract........................................
64. Inflammation of Conjunctiva.....................
05. Inflammation of Iris............................
66. Night Blindness.................................
67. Other Diseases of this Order....................
            Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
G8. Earache.......................................
69. Inflammation of Internal Ear...................
70. Deafness.......................................
71. Otorrhoea......................................
72. Other Diseases of this Order....................
    Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
73. Aneurism......................................
74. Valvular Diseaso of Heart......................
75. Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
76. Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
77. Inflammation of Pericardium...................
78. Inflammation of Endocardium..................
79. Inflammation of Veins..........................
80. Varicose Veins.................................
81. Varicocele.....................................
82. Other Diseases of this Order....................
      Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
83. Asthma..............._........................
84. Acute Bronchitis...............................
85. Chronic  Bronchitis.............................
86. Dropsy of Chest...............................
87. Hasmorrhagefrom Nose........................
68. Inflammation of Larynx........................
89. Inflammation of Lungs.........................
90. Inflammation of Pleura.........................
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.......................
92. Other Diseases of this Order....................
      Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
93. Colic..........................................
94. Constipation...................................
95. Cholera  Morbus................................
96. Cirrhosis of Liver..............................
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease...................
98. Dyspepsia.....................................
99. Diseases of Pancreas........„..................
100. Diseases of Spleen..........................
101. Fistula in Ano.....................
102. Hernia.............................
103. Hseinorrhage from Stomach............
1802.
July.
64,860.
Cases.  Deaths.
8,892
  4
 15
151
  8
  3
  2
  7
163
  9
 29
 31

  3
  3
144
  1
  2
 10

 50
 27
  7
 29
123
August.
58,663.
Cases.  Deaths
7,964
  1
 16
148
  7
  1
Carried forward .
  5
  1
  1
 19
 37
 19

 22
494
 52
  3
  6
 17
103
 68
  6
  6

249
172
209
14
 11
151
  9
 17
 23

  1
  2
149
468
 32
  1
 94
 47
 12
 26

264
231
212
September.
63,112.
Cases.  Deaths.
12,685
  4
 20
127
  5
 II
  3
  7
183
  5
 17
 36

  1
  2
169
  1
 27
 30

 G6
 19
  2
 16
  3
11,268
10,216
89
 29
 29
  2

 31
452
 31
  2
  7
 25
141
 37
 29
 45

497
509
210
  5
100
 14
  9
112
October.
102,901.
Cases.  Deaths,
21,684
  5
 35
 92
  6
  2
  9
 16
 21
270
 19
  5
 25

  6
  2
381
  2
 14
 12

 66
 18
 18
 28
  4

  1
  3
15,764
34
 54
384
 81
  2
 12
 42
257
124
 35
207

664
472
270
  1
  5
134
99
 14
 10
177
  6
25,839
NOVEMUEIt.
   92,047.

Cases. Deaths.
127 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
237
TABLE XXXVIL—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Continued.
1802.									1863.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
107,647.			90, 543.		103, 298.		102	453.	104, 885.		105, 740.		99,439.		91,349.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 16,653	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	20,139	372	14,731	190	16,376	258	17,442	203	16,697	176	20,150	120		39	195,512	1,922
50	11	5	3	4	4	4	3	2	2	3	5	2	o	1	49	34
51	36	1	25	1	42	1	27		40		50	2	27	1	369	8
52	401		299		401		393		423		420		372		3,495	
53	9		15		5		9		7		25		6		112	1
54	10	6	7	4	10	10	12	9	6	8	5	1	3	2	79	44
55 56	5 38	3	2 27	2	4 22	1 1	7 7	4	2 12	1	11	1			38 212	13 1
													12			
57	29		24		39	1	52		58		54		10		339	2
58	388		278		37G		397		343		382		276		3,602	
59	20		30	1	14		15	3	24		23		12		198	8
60							2		3		11		12 119		97 434	1 9
61	18	I	21		38	1	57	1	28		17	1				
G2	8		2		11		10		6		11		7		73	
G3	4		14		1		3		43		3		1		81	
64	369		227		318		350		365		542		457		3,837	
65	4		6		11		11		8		4		3		54	
66	1		4		3		14		22		28		34		162	
67	7		8		17		8		16		7		16		159	
68	103		128		151		146		104		97		81		1,114	
69	30		14		31		25		26		20		8		259	
70	10		10		9		25		8		4		2		105	
71	52		40		49		48		37		22		19		413	
72	3		4		4		1		4		1		1		29	
73 74					1 26		2 34	1 5	5 35	1 7					10 150	2 19
	7	1	13								20	4	9			
75	1		2		1		9	1	7	1	3	1	2		25	3
76			2				6		1		2		1		20 87	
77	10	1	12	1	8	2	3	1	7		10		11	1		12
7rt	3				7	1	2	1	2		1		1		22	3
79 80	2 22						1 56		1 39				1 31	1	8 426	1
			38		44					__„_..	40					
81	38		33		36		53	._.___	41	__.__	38	.__„___	11		501	
82	11	2	12		3		9	3	39	2	11	1	16		149	19
83	43		44		32		41		07		25		17		476	4
84	1,110	3	641	4	999	4	826		796	1	429		2G1		7,684	12
85	140	1	1G3		178		271		205		125		78		1,473	4
86	4		1		3		6		6	1	2	1	2		76	2
87	40		18		9		13		5		13		7		144	
88	71	1	165	1	162	1	236		208	1	144		110	1	1,298	5
89	756	78	389	36	463	42	509	61	509	88	245	26	1C9	10	4,174	424
90	240	1	226		236		206	1	189	2	172	2	102		1,853	6
91	38		44	1	14	1	39		32	3	27	1	10		321	G
92	543	2	252		337		335	1	149	1	119	2	61	2	2,302	14
93	527		404		375		356		330		422	1	385		4,985	2
94	549		342		375		447	1	474		562		421		5,102	1
95	136		71		71	1	107		37		185	3	1C4	1	1,839	9
96	1		2		2		3		2		11		1		29	
97	19	1	22		26		39	2	27		16		18		224	3
98	168		204		169		180		195		202		154		1,857	
99 100											1 5				1 156	
	21		16		24		2		12			.......	9			
101	33		5		14		22	1	17		18		8		166	1
102	129		91		120		129		96		88		46		1,315	
103	2		22		1		3		5				2		57	
	26,359	479	19,153	245	21,679	329	23, 009	301	21,822	296	24,828	169	20,181	59	247,752	2,5S6
 
238
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TABLE XXXVII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Concluded.
					LSI	>:>.		BER.	N'OVEMBEII. 92,647.	
	July.		August.		September.		OCTO			
	64,860.		58, 663.		63,112.		102,	)01.		
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	t>eat_8. 313
	11,268	156	10, 216	89	15,764	34	25,839	127	27,634 5	
ORDER XL—Diseases of Digestive Organs— Continued.										
										
	68 20 13	1	52 15 15	1 1	47 24		126 66 26	I	236 36	o
										
										
	1 41	1	2 43	1	2 113		4 47	1	18 63	1
										
	20 232 101 60		18 222 90 62	2	19 92 217 45		23 249 421 83	1	55 900 333 98	1
										
										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.	1		1				5		11	
	2		3		7		4		12 1 11 25 43	
	23		17		23		3 33			1
	5		11		6		26		21	
	3				5		7		12	
	7		4		2		10		13	
	29		51	1	40"		53		38	
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
	1						3		3	
							1		3	
	1				2		5		20	
							3			
							1		8	
	2		2		8		2		9	1
	5		2		2		1		24	
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.										
	208 54		174 110		153 117		251 200		256 168	
132. Boils...............................................										
	49		50		56		46		61	
134. Whitlow............................................	12		23		22		24		43 ........	
	101		85		99		79		59 ........	
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND										
INJURIES.										
Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
136. Burns...............................................	26 59	1	19 42		20 G9		56 114	2	42 117	
										
	6	1			6		3		5	1
										
	36		14		34		151		112	
	8 11		13 9		5 20		12 20		9 29	1
										
	145	12	77	10	73	6	734	254	109	112
	27 43 8 4	1	34 35 4		27 31 20 4 28	1 2	47 65 26 g	3 1	44 71 12 2	2
										
										1
										1
149. Other Accidents and Injuries..........	18	1	20				55	1	43	1
150. Order II.—Homicide.......										1 1
151. Order in.—Suicide........								1		
										
										439
Total.................	12,718	174	11,562	106	17,272	43	28,936	392	30,883	
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
239
TABLE XXXVIL—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Concluded.
186'2.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
107,647.			90,543.		103,298.		102,453.		104, 885.		105,740.		99,439.		91, 349.	
Cases.		Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	[ Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	26,359	479	19,153	245	21, 679	329	23,009	i 301	21,822	296	24,828	169	20,181	59-	247,752	2,596
104	11	1	22		32	1	18		14	1	4		10		116	3
105	382	1	206		308		264		207		237		118		2,274	1
106	73 | 1		47	1	55	1	60	8	44	1	34	3	31	3	561	20
107	24 1		49	6	43	1	54	3	25	3	55	4	20	2	384	24
108 109	18 125	1	15 71	1	6 81	1 2	8 71	2	3 53				6 38		83 786	8 5
										1	40	1				
110			67		63		86		42		60		43		568	
111	936	2	442	3	340		195		177	1	111		159		4,055	8
112	308		251		296		270		270		293		260		3,110	
113	56	4	58	1	-86	3	102	1	71		51	1	21	1	793	13
114	25		21		16		25		14		11		12		142	
115	4		2		14	1	21		6		5	1	10		90	2
116	2		7		9		14		13		8		2		56	
117 118	2 19		1 15		1 11		7 10		2 10						24 99	
											3		3			
119	77		66		94		63	3	61		30		19		549	4
120	31		17		10		35		9	1	6		7		184	1
121	30		22		14		18		18		9		10		148	
122	11		9		11		12		4		4		5		92	
123	22		17		17		3		5		9		4		288	1
124	4		3		2		8		2		4		3		33	
125 126			1 20		1 25		3 25		3 19				1 20		13 184	
	26 ........										21					
127 128					1 7	__...	2 12		3 14				2 6		11 69	
	3		5								13					
129	8		2		6		5		7		7		2		60	1
130	5		8		1		3		14		1		1		67	
131	241	2	103		120		116		95		167		156		2,040	2
132	150		146		147		191		199		279		254		2,015	
133	OO		12		17		19		34		30		14		410	
134	22		31		34		40		49		56		40		396	
135	52		30		75		35		54		43		71		783	
136	39		47		39		44		27		29		23		411	2
137	141		104	1	87		109	1	138		138		108		1,226	3
138	4	1	4		1	1	• 2		2		1		7	2	41	6
139 140		'				7						2	156	2		11
	101		89		63		132		127		196				1,211	
141	9		2		11		4		12		6		5		96	
142	63	1	39		12		13	1	9		15		10		250	3
143	14		9	9	2	2	4		5	1,	1		2		41	12
144	3,020	353	2,132	126	56	12	147	12	144	23	78	5	399	28	7,114	953
145	45		23		33		35		53		66	1	26		460	1
146	287	26	77	10	22		22	1	24		25		21		723	44
147	23	2	16		8		12		19		15	1	11		174	7
148 149			3 18	1 3	1 26	3	2 28	1	2 24	2	4 28	2	5 15	3	62 540	2 34
	237	16														
150 151 152				1								1 2 1				3 13 2
	........ 2					1				2 1				2 .......		
																
__																
J	33,103	893	23,482	410	23,983	365	25,358	334	23,949	333	27,021	194	22,317	102	280,584	3,785
 
240
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
               TABLE  XXXVIII.

Abstract of  the  Sickness  and Mortality
Year............................
Month...........................
Mean Strength.................
          LIST OF DISEASES
   CLASS  I.—ZYMOTIC  DISEASES.
       Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhoid Fever.............................
Typhus Fever..............................
Typho-Malarial Fever.......................
Yellow Fever...............................
Remittent Fever............................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever................
Tertian Intermittent Fever..................
Quartan Intermittent Fever  .................
Congestive Intermittent Fever...............
Acute Diarrhoea.............................
Chronic Diarrhoea............................
Acute Dysentery............................
Chronic Dysentery...........................
Erysipelas..................................
Small-pox and Varioloid.....................
Measles.....................................
Scarlet Fever...............................
Diphthoria..................................
Mumps......................................
Epidemic Catarrh............................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
        Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
Syphilis.....................................
Gonorrhoea.................................
Orchitis.....................................
Stricture of the Urethra.....................
Purulent Ophthalmia........................
Serpent Bito................................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
        Order III.—Dictic Diseases.
Scurvy.....................................
Purpura....................................
Delirium Tremens..........................
Inebriation.................................
Chronic Alcoholism..........................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
 1.
 2.
 3.
 4.
 5.
 6.
 7.
 8.
 9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.

22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.

29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES.
           Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
35. Gout.............................................
36. Acute Rheumatism................................
37. Chronic Rheumatism...............................
38. Anaemia...........................................
39. General Dropsy....................................
40. Cancer............................................
41. Tumors...........................................
42. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
         Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
43. Consumption......................................
44. Scrofula..........................................
45. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
     CLASS 111.—PARASITIC DISEASES.
46. Itch...........................................
47. Tape-worm....................................
4$. Other Intestinal Worms........................
49. Other Diseases of this Order................
Carried forward.
1862.
July.
80, 647.
Cases.  Deaths.
448
August.
70, 997.
Cases.  Deaths
184
  5
 12
 24
 32
103
 16
  5
  3
  4
  44

,001
 55
166
 26
  6
256
  7
366
514
 63
119
16,014
216
  2
249
1,725
1,882
1,110
  190
   63
3,303
  731
  868
  163
   75
   14
    6
 14
  1
643

 86
193
 18
  4
475
264
199
 52
 73
16
13
September.
82,972.
Cases.
207
204
1,702
2,874
2,540
  326
  158
4,302
  877
2,039
  240
   64
   10
   51
 39
 29
653

155
244
 35
  2
12,396
329
308
 47
 64
  1
 10
 47

 62
 18
286   17,715
October.
Ill, 891.
Cases.
377
1,669
3,958
2,969
  282
  129
4,897
  953
2,366
  437
   70
    8
  250
  5
185
947
660

 92
292
 38
  8
  1
  1
  1

 53
  3
453
439
 76
 61
  8
 12
 21

 93
 14
Deaths.
48
22,229 |   355
24,915   318 
DURING  THE  YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30,  1863.
241
            TABLE  XXXVIII.

of the  Department of  the Tennessee.
1862.
1863-
 133,119.

Cases.  Deaths.
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

22
23
24
25
26
27
28

29
30
31
32
33
34
416
 19
278
January.
143,942.
Cases.  Deaths
653
 22
409
21
February.
141,158.
Cases.  Deaths,
666
 21
493
228
  6
 59
March.
146,790.
April.
143,367.
Cases.  Deaths.  Cases. Deaths
716
 58
371
159
 12
 35
405
  5
358
104
  3
 46
May.
140,277.
Cases.  Deaths.
219
  9
199
June.
152,954.
Cases.  Deaths,
217
 13
407
Total.
123,718.
Cases.   Deaths.
4,837
  174
4,025
405
386
020
158
 79
224
146
241
147
177
 60
217
  17
,144
,085
 535

 161
 371
  87
  10
   7
  3
798
696
156
 39
  3
 11
 52

103
 27
  2


161
  1
 12
23,523
 1,891
 2,367
 1,820
   487
    97
10,788
 2,352
 1..615
   254
   314
   221
 1,189
   44
  639
1,770
  795

  178
  393
   54
    6
   38
  2
896
850
216
 49
  4
 10
 67

129
 32
  2
    10
    5

30,875
1,715
2,260
1,982
  222
  102
7,699
1,820
1,516
  266
  198
  230
  556
    1
   69
  459
1,703
  513

  157
  293
   50
   14
   15
 43
  2
  6
  3
 30
 67
140
 32
 21
 25
 35
 75
  1
  5
  1
  2
 68
1,919
2,639
2,050
  281
  106
7,615
1,822
1,327
  196
  235
  281
  153
    2
   81
  273
1,174
  382

  204
  381
   50
   20
   51
  2
 25
  7
147
 23
 14
 11
 19
 20
751
717
155
 60
  2
 11
 45

141
 45
  3


127
  4
 14
 28

319
 27
 25
 11
  4
  6
    4
   739
   667
   425
   111
    2
    12
    35

   212
    99
    7


   238
    5
    13
    6

25,382
1,736
2,301
1,991
  224
  179
6,963
1,386
1,394
  114
  223
  212
   67
    8
   31
  225
  792
  251

  148
  310
   52
   18
   66
30
556
  1
525
425
209
 36
 16
 25

144
 49
  6


141
  2
 10
 22
  8
136
 19
 13
 14
 24
1,565
1,930
1,717
  204
   60
5,972
  951
2,204
  164
  170
   57
   12
  2
 18
  2
145
 22
 28
 15
  4
21,381
 17
154
186
 70

 87
233
 25
  7
 50
  2
  6

 67
  6
 12
  9
  6
 22
  2
307
264
193
 62
 19
  3


134
  1
  8
17,405
 3,266
 5,491
 3,658
   404
   162
10, 220
 1,645
 2,483
   241
   196
    34
    23
 19
 40
240
146

144
302
 34
  9
 95
  2
 12

119
  2
  7
 27
  1
378
247
283
 30
   10
   10

   99
   32
    1


  157
    5
   19
    4

30 961
 48
 15
139
 41
 34
  3
  7
  1
475
22,163
32, 730
26, 219
 3,427
 1,310
78,665
15, 973
19,497
 2,645
 1,923
 1,157
 4,940
    12
   308
 3,794
10, 759
 6,353

 1,658
 3,629
   536
   110
   331
     9
    60

 1,607
    57
   148
   158
    21
    61
   23
6,522
6,032
2,009
  720
   21
  133
  403

1,294
  407
   24
  1,129
    19
    110
    15

268,157
31 
242
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XXXVIII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE-Contiuued
			1862.							
	July.		August.		September.		OCTC	ber. 891.	NOVEMBBH.	
										
	80, 647.		70, 997.		82,972.		111,		136,503.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 24,915 6 56 148 15 8 2 73 22 349 17 1 37 9 5 621 5 7 26 102 32 5 38 2 1 1 2	Death*. 318 6 5 1 1 1 3
	16,014 11 37 167 32 4 4	475 5 4 4	12, 396 1 22 69 5	286 1	17,715 5 27 80 16	399 2 4	22,229 4 39 123 10 4 3 37 18 246 22 11 13 4 1 525 4 3 29 76 26 2 31 1 1 2	355 2 4 2 5 6 1		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
										
										
										
										
			1		5	2				
										
	45 260 28 49 48 7 5 356 4 36 7 102 59 3 36 5 5	o 2 2	59 196 12 21 39 i 3 359 8 6 13 57 49 6 40 7 3		23 203 11 10 42 10 6 428 11 8 17 59 37 5 20 3	2				
										
										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
63. Cataract............................................										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
		-								
77. Inflammation of Pericardium.........................	4 10 1 17 67 18 31 633 64 1 12 12 147 105 23 21 473 628 335	5 1 1 1 33 1 1 6	8 3 2 14 47 14 51 480 31 3 7 7 74 43 13 12 276 403 214	1	4 2 1 15 51 3 35 483 41	1	6 1	2	4 3 1 49 53 15 52 1,229 142 2 16 64 705 183 41 308 327 510 119	3 1 1 3 2 2 1 77 1 1 2 1
78. Inflammation of Endocardium...................										
79. Inflammation of Veins........................										
						4	28 59 11 41 384 60	1		
										
82. Other Diseases of this Order....................										
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
84. Aouto Bronchitis............................										
85. Chronic Bronchitis....................										
8*>. Dropsy of Chest.........................										
87. Haemorrhage from Noso................				1 9 1 3	14 G 88 75 15 16 302 343 188	6 1 4	8 32 231 118 22 20 419 415 107	4 9 1 2 1		
88. Inflammation of Larynx...........										
89. Inflam mation of Lungs............										
90. Inflammation of Pleura...............										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs...................										
92. Other Diseases of this Order................										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...................										
94. Constipation..................										
95. Cholera Morbus......										
										
97. Dropsy from Hepatio Disease.......	22 209		14 118	1	10 102	1	9 147		25 204	........
98. Dyspepsia......										
99. Diseases of Pancreas.....										
100. Diseases of Spleen	39 12 149 13		19 12 117 o		30 13 130 5	1	39 12 159 1 25,793	395	100 22 179 4 30,862	1 1 ..... 1 431
101. Fistula in Ano...										
102. Hernia.......										
1CJ. Itemorrhage from Stomach.										
Carried forward......										
	20,370	543	15,360	303	20,713	427				
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G3.
243
TABLE XXXVIIL—DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE—Continued.
	186;	)_							1863.							
Decemp.er.			January.		February.		March.		April.		M,	lY.	June.		Total.	
133,119.			143,942.		141	,158.	146, 790.		143, 367.		140, 277.		152, 954.		123,718.	
—	Cases. 23,523	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cafes.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
		300	30, 875	554	25,361	911	25,382	556	21, 381	473	17,405	356	30,961	475	268,157	5,458
50	11	5	10	5	14	ID	17	14	11	5	5	2	9	6	104	62
51	45		45	1	50	5	53	1	43	3	22		30		469	19
52	276	!	816		179		224		251		206		450		2,389	
53	10	l	24		18	1	29	1	10		3		12		184	3
54	7	4	11	10	12	13	22	12	17	6	5	3	9	9	99	70
55	9	3	8	8	18	10	10	6	1		3	3	7	3	71	38
56	42	1	53	1	44	2	57	3	21	1	8		13		348	8
57	78	1	88	1	85		48		28		35		66		595	2
58	415		450		398		460		376		280		353		3,986	1
59	16		21	1 i	32	4	29	2	19	2	4		10	1	221	12
60 61									13 16	1	98 10	2	57 18	3 1	260 470	14 23
	34	1	71	2	81	2	Gl	4								
62	6	.......	14		8		8		13		6		8		97	
63		....	3 526		3		4		7		3		g		48	
64	610				541		726		675		601		656		6,624	
65	13		6		7		14		6		8		6		92	
66	1		4		7		13		23	......	26		39		173	
67	19		44		36		29		22		11		25		278	
68	93		102		109		94		121		55		62		1,032	
69	52		45		48		25		29		18		16		436	
70	4		16		15		20		16		10		5		107	
71	79		66		56		57		29		17		21		490	
72	5	........	4		5		5	........	1		1		3		42	
73	1	1	2		4	1	7	1	2		2		3		31	3
74	9	1	4		14	4	18	2	11	2	9		19	2	87	12
75 70 77			4	1	9	1	1		10		1	2	3	1	30	5
			4		3	1	10	1	2	1			5	1	24	4
	8		14		17	2	12	2	9	1	8	2	5	3	99	21
78	4	1	4	2	1		2		7	3	6		3		46	7
79 80			7		4		12		4		6				38	
	22		49		35		35		65		29		40		398	
81	56		63		59		44		43		30		29		601	
82	39	1	13	1	17	5	17	1	15	2	15		8	1	185	18
83	40		68		50	2	73		31	1	20		30		522	3
84	1,021	3	1,174	5	1,116	13	945	4	709	2	382	2	358	1	8,914	34
85	79	4	353	5	295	13	261	5	154	5	78	4	84	11	1,642	50
86 87	1 11		4 8				9 14	2	4 14		2 14		3 18		29 139	5
					3											
88	66	1	65	1	226	7	82	4	84	1	84		48		776	20
89	808	107	812	133	1,153	186	847	102	492	53	239	29	179	16	5,775	7G0
90	264	........1	237	6	242	9	260	2	182	1	113		117		1,939	21
91	25	1	78	1	43	3	39	1	39	2	31	1	26		395	11
92	182	2	356	1	404	7	250	1	123	2	58	1	66	1	1.81G	20
93	444		396		343	1	330		257		270		437		4,274	2
94	556		637		582	1	701		634		507		764		G.680	1
95	102	2	125		83		90	1	85	1	184	1	265	4	1,897	24
96 97			4 31	1	4 46				2 46				2 46		12 379	11
	34					1	70	1		3	26	4				
98	167		208		235	1	229		184		208		205		2,216	2
99 100	1 29						6 24				1 15				8 394	1
			31		33	1			20				15			
101	13	__	14		18		15		10	1	6		19		1GG	1 •
102	158		223		168		150		130		86		82		1,731	2
103	5		5		18	2	31		9		2		6		101	2
	29,493	440	37,695	740	32, 352	1,219	31,971	729	26, 506	572	21, 272	412	35,729	539	328,116	6,750
 
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TABLE  XXXVIIL—DEPARTMENT OF  THE TENNESSEE—Concluded.
Year.-...........
Month...........
mean strengtu.
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

 ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.

104. naamorrhage from Bowels.........................
105. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
106. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
107. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver......................
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
111. Jaundice.........................................
112. Piles.............................................
113. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114. Stone and Gravel............
115. Diabetes....................
116. Bright's Disease.............
117. Diseases of Prostate.........
118. Diseases of Testis...........
119. Inflammation of Kidneys---
120. Inflammation of Bladder.....
121. Incontinence of Urine.......
122. Hydrocele..................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.
1802.
July.
80,647.
Cases.  Deaths.
20,370
543
 64
 73
 39
 10
 75
 72
532
230
147
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries......................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils  ........
133. Carbunclo---
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
CLASS  V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS,  AND
                 INJURIES.

   Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns......................
137. Contusions..................
138. Concussion of Brain.........
139. Drowning...................
140. Sprains.....................
141. Dislocation.................
142. Simple Fractures............
143. Compound Fractures........
144. Gunshot "Wounds............
145. Incised Wounds.............
146. Lacerated Wounds..........
147. Punctured Wounds..........
118. Poisoning...................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.
150. ORDER II.—Homicide.......
70, 997.
September.
82,972.
Cases.  Deaths.  Cases. Deaths
15,360
 43
 34
  7
  2
 70
 39
234
179
172
268
113
 41
 33
162
151. ORDER in.—Suicide..............

152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence.
116
57
62
10
24
81
303
20,713
 68
 35
 11
  4
 94
 73
214
244
167
October.
ill, 891.
Cases.  Deaths.
25,793
  2
166
 59
 19
  9
 72
 86
312
284
225
395
209
 94
 32
 23
149
22,919
585
10
207
 75
 47
 30
133
17,250
334
773
 50
 69
 15
 13
 51
23,358
491
321
107
 27
 26
 81
 20
108
 12
   53
   18
   28
    1
2,037
   GO
  433
   62
    9
   51
November.
  136,503.
30,619
258
 49
127
 24
16
683
33,870
491 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
245
TABLE XXXVIIL—DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		MAY.		June.		Total.	
	133, US	.	143,942.		141,158.		146,790.		143, 367.		140,277.		152,954.		123, 718.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	29,493	440	37,695	740	32,352	1,219	31,971	729	26,506	572	21,272	412	35,729	539	328,116	6,750
104	5		23	1	16	3	29	2	35	1	12		37	8	167	17
105	311	1	341		376		325	1	270		148	1	119		2,508	6
106	88	1	90	3	76	4	100	4	112	5	71	3	121	9	933	36
107	47	6	56	9	68	13	66	2	100	2	72	4	92	13	598	66
108	29	2	6	1	10	3	6		14	3	9	1	15	4	120	22
109	56	1	110	1	70	4	95	1	71	1	52		85	2	920	13
no	76	2	101		99	1	86	1	94		57		53	1	918	9
111	543	1	440	1	446	1	644	2	402		179	1	176	1	4,824	11
112	310	1	432		421		459		362	1	318	1	384	2	3,903	10
113	71	1	95		123		173	2	106	1	133		58		1,530	6
114	16		23		24		22		15		8		13		140	1
115	7		11		11		16		19		5		7		115	1
116	10		7		15	1	11		17		10		13		83	1
117	4		2		3	1	o		2		1		1		17	1
118	8		9		23		17		12		6		13		97	
119	80		70	1	76	2	73	1	120	1	63		86		774	6
120	13		29		23		12		24		11		16		183	1
121	5		12		11		12		17		8		22		124	1
122	10		9		8		12		4		1		3		91	
123	52	1	66		56		14		12		12		17	1	426	2
124	7		12		15		14		7		2		2		74	
125	1		1		2		2		2		2		2		14	
126	9		10		6		19		30		17		16		123	
127 128 129			5 2 15		12 8 9	1	1 7 7		1 15 15		2 7 8		1 13 7		22 55 111	1 1
																
	8															
130	3		G		6				3		1		1		27	
131	259		266			I	211		1G7		165		178	1	2,664	10
132	193		131		131		126		191		181		379		1,838	
133	29		22		33		44		24		22		32		389	
134	36		42		25		45		39		46		55		444	
135	97		101		104		82		89		40		91		1,232	
136	35		67		34		34	3	50		43		53	3	429	7
137	108		148		86		113		145	1	146		123	1	1,373	3
138 139 140	13	2	13			1 3	10 116	2 4	5 124	2 7	15 137	1	8 113	1 3	89	
				3	81											24
	110		124												1,04G	
141	12		16		15		14		10		14		7		171	
142	39		25		21		28		31	2	42	1	32	1	348	6
143 144	1 823	45	5 847	58	1 218	25	4 128			1 15	13 6,489	3 281	8 G76	2 127	34 12,492	6 916
								5	136							
145	80		91	5	60	1	70	1	77	2	72		82		807	60
146	92	11	51	1	60		47		47	1	39	1	29	2	1,0S7	148
147	29		22		18		26		18		116	3	32		405	28
148	16	1	25	1	20	1	31		2		22		24		245	5
149	48	4	146	8	47	1	52	7	25	3	37	1	19	3	630	64
150 151 152		1										2 4				3 18 1
				2				2		G				1		
		1														
																
	33,282	522	41,820	837	35,506	1,28^	35,376	769	29,567	628	30,12G	720	39,043	725	372,736	8,271
 
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          TABLE XXXIX.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					IHfiQ.				1	
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 15,480.	
										
	10. 027.		13, 203.		18,558.		13,168.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	1 Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	[Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	49	15	85 11 82	25 2 2	100 6 69	41 4	53	22	70	17
	108	2					27	1	36	1
										
	172 296 126 26 39 1,009 100 71 13	2 1 15 4 3 4 4	205 341 500 18 12 962 163 46 22 2	5 5 5 15 1 5	346 566 838 27 26 1,432 289 226 43 12	12 2 1 1 6 5 10 9 5 2	355 704 1,127 44 35 874 185 171 41 6	13 12 1 21 3 13 1	249 716 1,066 45 22 926 254 169 34 6	11 0 1 11 1 41 2 11 1
										
										
										
										
10. Acute Diarrhoea.................................										
										
										
13. Chronic Dysentery...................										
										
										
					3		1		66	
			1							
									12 2 145 205 100 87 18 3	1 10 1
	5 40 328 73 65 13 3	1	2 20 251 66 71 13 2	12	6 10 297 101 125 19 1					
20. Epidemic Catarrh......................						14	97 134 87 68 21 2	6		
21. Other Diseases of this Order.................										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.............................										
23. Gonorrhoea...........................										
										
25. Stricture of the Urethra..............										
										
27. Serpent Bite.........................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order..........							2 24			
Order IH.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy......................	4		42	2	178				13	1
										
31. Delirium Tremens................	4 4	1	2 13				4 1	1	5 1	1
										
33. Chronic Alcoholism...............										
34. Other Diseases of this Order.............										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
36. Acute Rheumatism....................	15 90 46 9	2 1	60 95 8 26	1 1	116 155 72 45 2 2 5 34 5	2 2 1 7	64 74 42 27	1 1	59 109 13 32	1 3
37. Chronic Rheumatism..................										
										
39. General Dropsy....................										
										
41. Tumors.....................	3 10 36	1 4	1 2 16 2	, 1 5			I 2 11 2	1	1 3 13 1	3
42. Other Diseases of this Order.......___										
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption..............										
44. Scrofula........										
45. Other Diseases of this Order......										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch......									2 1 1	........
49. Other Diseases of this Order	1		2		2		i			
Carried forward..	2,758	60	3,144	87	5,158	125				
--------.-----							4,286	97	4,460	-
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
247
       TABLE XXXIX.



of the Department of the  Gulf.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
23,931.			39,789.		41,864.		42,832.		35,501.		30, 928.		29,108.		26,199.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	165	16	304	39	316	62	323	56	279	50	158	55	99	34	2,001	432
o 3 4 5	36 53	8 6	8 352	3 11	9 622	2 22	12 623	4 23	2 381	1 10	10 307	4 24			94 2,852	28 10G
													192	4		
	236	3	468	3	609	1	552	6	449	10	395	19	345	' 1	4,381	86
6	817		828	1	650		626		586		568		663		7,361	5
7	1,142	1	850		699		695	1	855		865		1,110		9,873	5
8	54		44		121		89		105		50		65		C88	1
9	18	4	32	10	42	7	33	8	12	1	13	3	19	1	303	83
10	1,405	13	4,465	8	4,376	4	6,304	11	4,932	5	2,817	16	1,830	G	31,332	79
11	299	45	435	16	374	15	515	28	659	15	561	57	177	33	4,011	299
12	185	3	279	6	358	4	570	5	301	5	224	14	281	5	2,881	61
13	34	2	63	4	26	4	43	2	22	3	15	6	21	1	377	60
14	12		31		18		29	2	24	2	14	2	9		163	10
15 16	7 118	1 1	3 77					3							10 678	4 4
					178		132		40		56	3	7			
17 18	1 28	1 2	2 57	7	2 38										6 299	1 35
						4	56	7	42	6	39	5	27	3		
19	43		137		64		56		58		24				397	
20	217		288		267		313		100		48		47		1,592	
21	302	2	135		114		157	1	131	1	122		15		2,191	47
22	314		269		210		203		117		78		73		1,694	2
23	209		296	1	175		196		102		97		70		1,501	1
24	15		33		34		30		16		6		3		221	
25	5		4		5		6		2		3		4		40	
26	3		7		6		12		4		9		8		49	
27 28 29																
			1 31		1 18		1 8				2 31	1	1 28		8 409	5
	19	1							13							
30 31			4 5						5 1	1	3 9	1			12 49	2 4
	3				8	1	3	1					5			
32	7		6		7		3	1	1		8		2		53	2
33 34			1		1						2 12		1		5 18	
	6															
35 36			1 409				2 487				1 126				4 2,314	3
	123			1	459				243				153			
37	158		365		355	1	286		198		159		85		2,129	1
38	36	1	53		75		68		17		35	1	18		483	9
39	24	3	7	1	4		5		5				3		187	10
40 41 49					1				2 1						5 15 77	1 3
	1 4		2 20 39				2 15 37	1 3					1			
					14 34						1					
43	12	8		2		3			22	1	22	7	15	2	291	46
44	3		16		15		19		18		8		5		94	
45 46			2 43		1 29										3 170	
	18						36		18		13		11			
47 48			1 8 2		2 2		3		1 6		1		1 4		10 29	
	2															
49									8						10	
																
	6,134	121	10,483 j 113		10,339	130	12, 551	163	9,779	Hi	6,912	218	5,398	90	81,430	1,435
 
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TABLE XXXIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Continued
					1S(	2.				—
	July.		AUGUST.		September.		October.		Novembrk.	
	10, 027.		13,203.		18,558.		13,168.		15,480. Cases. Deatha. 4,488 120 4 I C	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 4,286	Deaths.		
	2,758 3 5 150 2 3	60 3 3	3,144 4 4 42 4 1	87 o 1	5,158 3 5 70 2 1 4	125 -1 1 1		97		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diseases of Nervous System.							4 4 28 1	3		
										
									40 3	
~~ T										
										
										
							1 4 36 3 1 3	1	4 3 54 3	1
	2 13 7 38 11 2	5	6 10 3 13 9 2	1 1 2	1 49 4 7 6	1				
										
										
										
								1	29	1
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
									1	
	10		13 3 6		21 2 5 4 5 7		8 1 3		15 3 4 3 5 7 1 3	........1
										
	3 2 3 3 4 6									
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.			5 2 3 2 1				2 9 1 G			
										
										
					G 1					
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
				1						
							;			
							i		I	
	1 2	1 1	1 2		2 1	1	2			
									1	
										
	7 14 5 10 91 12	1	3 23 6 3 99 8 1	2	3 7 5 6 128 24 2 1 5 8 19 3 14 59 132 45	1	6 4 1 5 37 8	1	o 1	
										
									4 7 66 2	1 1
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
										
										
86. Dropsy of Chest....................................										
									6 10 31 22 8 28 36 113 20	C 1 1
	5 4 10 7 12 83 254 24		2 7 13	2 1		1 4	5 10 7 1 4 25 74 25	2 1		
										
										
										
		4	12 43 76 14	2						
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colio...............................................										
										
										
										
							12	10		
	13		10		29				12	
							11 |........			
100. Diseases of Spleen...............	21 2 23 1		1		1 8 38		1........ 3 2 4			
1(1. Fistula in Ano.........										
102. nernia................		........	18 i........				A ........			
103. Ilasmorrhage from Stomach___										
Carried forward........				102			..............		_,___.	
	3,626	78	3,619		5,900	136				
										1
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
249
TABLE XXXIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
23,931.			39,789.		41,864.		42,832.		35,501.		30,928.		29,108.		26,199.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Oases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	6,134	121	10, 483	113	10,339	130	12,551	163	9,779	Ill	6,912	218	5,398	90	81,430	1,435
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61	3 n 40 3	1 2	2 21 103 2 2 1 3 29 75 15 52	1 2	3 19 247 3 2 2	1 1 2 1	4 17 200 19 2 1				1 3 140 2 2	1 1			30 103 1,466 52 16 11 10 116 702 71 149 298	12 6 11 5 1 8 12 6
								1 1	7 282 8 2 1	1 1			1 124 3 1			
	2 2 3 63 5 5	1 1 1														
																
				2	27 116 8 1 27	1	15 101 13	1	14 84 3 7 47		6 59 4 25 32	1	6 42 3 57 14	3 1		
						1	63	1								
62 63 64 65 6C 67			5 3 94 5 5 6	........	5 1 80 2 6 11		4		1				2 1 37 1 17 1		21 8 519 31 102 61	
	3 36 2 3 5															
						........	94 5 16 8		65 4 24 6		46 3 10 15					
68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 9C 91 92	4 7 1 8 2		24 16 12 21		53 10 5 20		23 5 3 24 1 1 13 3		33 4		14 3 3 3 1		26 6 1 9 1		197 79 34 118 7 1 63 22 3 15 6 9 185 243 61 184 2,296 354 6 44 163 384 -399 92 339	7 4 1 2 2 5 5 2 3 42 8 2 12
									10							
																
	5		15 5 2 1	4 1	12 5 1 5			1	9 2	1	4 3	4	5 4			
																
						1	1 1 4 27 22 8 42 332 52 1 6 49 60 64 4 18		1		1					
																
			2 38 36 4 26 548 47		2 32 40 15 21 526 94	........							1 15 37			
	13 15 5 17 157 22							1 9 3 1	21 18 8 19 145 36 1 5 8 25 48 8 15		18 20					
										1 1 1	17 103 19 1 6 19 32 23 18 5	3	11 64 30			
	4 16 52 26 2 97	5 1	9 24 80 60 12 77	1 6	5 19 65 82 14 51	9 2						3 1	2 1 10 25 15 6	1		
93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	109 214 10		232 313 60		212 319 21 1 13 98	........	182 278 34		212 264 68 1 17 58	1	125 159 35 11 19 34	2	135 228 19 2 7 34	1	1,453 2,424 375 15 107 469 1 62 69 471 15	1 5 1 1
	10 11		8 63 1 1 8 66 2	1			11 90	......								
	3 6 45			1	13 8 58 6		3 10 73 5	.......	1 7 45 1		11 7 30		3 7 40			
		i														
	7,181	133 1	12,719	132	12,725	149 1	14,563	181	11,424	118	8,004	234	6,452 1 96		95,961	1,598
32 
250                           SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XXXIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE  GULF—Concluded.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Stuexo-tu.
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.

104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.........................
105. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
106. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
107. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
111. Jaundice..........................................
112. Piles..............................................
113. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
LS<>2.
July.
August.
September.
10,027.
13,203.
Cases.  Deaths.  Cases.  Deaths,
 28
 10
  4
  1
 63
  1
156
 44
 25
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114. Stone and Gravel............
115. Diabetes....................
11G. Bright's Disease............
117. Diseases of Prostate.........
118. Diseases of Testis...........
119. Inflammation of Kidneys---
120. Inflammation of Bladder.....
121. Incontinence of Urine.......
122. Hydrocele..................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries.....................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflamm ation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess ......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
CLASS  V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                 INJURIES.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
  Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
Burns........................................
Contusions...................................
Concussion of Brain..........................
Drowning....................................
Sprains.....................
Dislocation.................
Simple Fractures............
Compound Fractures........
Gunshot Wounds............
Incised Wounds.............
Lacerated Wounds..........
Punctured Wounds..........
Poisoning...................
Other Accidents and Injuries
Order II.—Homicide.......
78
3,619
 19
 14
  5
  2
 21
 20
175
 41
 15
 1  I.
13  '.
Order III.—Suicide..............

ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence .

            Total.................
102
18,558.
Cases.  Deaths.
5,900
 27
 20
  6
  1
 41
 28
230
 74
 33
184
  6
 16
  6
October.
13,168.
Cases.  Deaths.
4,658
106
4	
12	
14	
11	1
5	1
16	
35	
81	1
42	
9	
 November.
   15,480.

Coses. Deaths.

5,090
25
4,201
84  i 4,369     HI
6,805
12
5,090
130 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1863.
251
TABLE XXXIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Concluded.
	1862		1863.													
DECEMBER.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
23,931.			39,789.		41,864.		42,832.		35,501.		30,928.		29,108.		26,199.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	7,181	133	12,719	132	12,725	149	14,563	181	11,424	118	8,004	234	6,452	96	95,961	1,598
104	6		3		6		4	1	20		8		12		64	1
105	134		205		151		113		78		54		35		889	
106	23	1	50	1	25		8	1	11		7		2		206	4
107	8		20		7		4		7	1	5	1	7		97	4
108	6	1	7	2			3		2	I	2	3	10		45	9
109	16		6	1	11		16		23		21	3	8		260	4
110	35	2	12		19		27	1	16		7		8		239	4
111	104		172		171		217		324		326	1	262	2	2,294	8
112	80		131		137		152		155		102		128		1,119	
113	15		27		74	1	28		21		12		6		348	5
114	2		7		8		8		3		1		5		35	
115 116 117 118 119	2	1	1 4 23 19 26	1 , 1	4 • : n 28	1	5 5 1 9 21		1		1				19 14 27 58 173	1 1 2
																
																
									7 12	........	9 14	........	3 10			
	17															
120	5		11		17		11		12		7		4		87	
121	1		15		17		9	....._	17		9		3		74	
122	4		17		5		2		2	__ .	1		3		42	
123	23		8		2	........	4	........	3		2		1		120	
124 125	3 1		3 3						4 1		1				15 13	
					4		4									
126	2		12		11		10		11		5		6		59	
127 128 129					1 3 3		1 1		1 4						2 15 27	
			6										1			
	5										L					
130	1		3		7		1								17	
131	63	1	89		73		80	2	73		49		55		744	6
132	20		114		137	-«.,---	119		116		110		185		975	
133	6		4		14		10		5		1		3		75	1
134	• 14	....._	24		30	.....„.	16	....._	21	____	16		14		176	
135	18		48		49		50		31		23		28		411	
136	2		5		10		20		10		13		4		69	
137	17		34		59		46		65		42		79		415	
138	1		1				1								4	
139 140						3	84	11	68	1	46	1	35	1		18
	15		58		93										425	
141	6		6 5		3 2				2				1		35	
142	1						5		6		19		4		48	
143 144			1 63				2 66	1	1 394	22	30 1,169	85	34 1,345	99	69 3,432	253
	15	2		5	35	1										
145	14		19		16		36		20		7		15		174	
14*i	14		9		9		11		2		15		28		135	4
147	6		11	1	12		4		5		4		2		75	1
148 149	1 8				3 9		1 6		1 26	1	5 12	4 1	5 2		20 101	5 5
			7													
150 151 152																
	|					1		1		1 1		1				6 1
	!															
																
	7,895	141	14,013	144	14,009	156	15,787	199	13,005	146	10,160	334	8,805	198	109,702	1,941
 
252
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE XL.
Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
	1862. "—|									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVEMBEH. 5,473.	
										
	1,258..		1,297.		1,437.		4,042.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 2 1 1
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.					3		14 1	3	8 1 1	
			1 14							
	5				10					
										
	13 3 5		7 5 4		20 4 1 1		59 95 6		21 6 13	3
										
										
										
	1 44						1 182 2 34	1	1 58 3 5 1 7	
			22 1 6		31					
										
	15				7 1 2					
										
							2 5 47 1			
										
					2				90	2
										
									47 3 84 8	
							8 7 7 2 27			
										
			4 3		1 G 6 1					
Order II.—Enthetio Diseases.	4 5 3									
									9 2 1	
			3							
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.............................................	1		1		1		11 1		5	...._.
										
	1 3								1 1	
			2		3		5			
										
									*	
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.			1 5							
	6 2				10 4		23 14 5		37 30 fi	
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.	2						2		1	
44. Sernfiiln										
45. Other Diseases of this Order___										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch.............							1		1	|
										
48. Other Intestinal Worms.										
49. Other Diseases of this Order. ..										
									-	
Carried forward......	113		79		114		562	4	454 ' 9 1	
										—'
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.                  253
           TABLE XL.
of the Department of the Northwest.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January. 1		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
7,413.			8,566.		8,291.		6,986.		8,182.		5,464.		5,429.		5,320.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
l	38	4	35	5	22	1	17	3	15	3	6	1	9		167	22
2			1		1	2									5 45 '	3 1
3	2				11		2									
4 5																
	21	1	102		61		86		35		54		44		523	4
6	8		23		12		25		38		43		25	.....	287	
7	35		9		15		14		10		4		3		119	
8 9 10	1				1 6 45		1		1 1 35						5 14 801	2
			1 50	1							3 51	1				
	83	__....					61	.„.....					139			
11			7		11		11		17		5		5		62	
12	5		10	■;	4		6		23		9		50		174	1
13 14	1 28		1 28												4 154	2
				2	31		17		23		9		7			
15	7		1						4		3		25		45 468 34 91 630	' 3 11 1
16 17 18 19	175	5	74 9 9 193	3	44 2 5 196		16 12 12 98	1	7 6 3 42		13 4					
																
	14 58	1											1 11			
										.-. ...	21					
20	252		113		107		110		82		112		35	......	902	
21	14		S6		39		24		82		21		6	........	242	
22	7		4		9		7		7		3		2		54	
23	14		12		21		36		30		15		19		194	
24 25 26 27 28 29			2 1 2		3 3		3		5 2 1		1				23 9 25	
	1 3	....-.„											1 2			
											17					
																
									1 4						1 43	
	6		2		4		4				1		3			
30 31 32							1 3 8		1						3 10 42	1
	3 7		6		2 2	1										
									1		2		2			
33 34	1 2														1 16	
							1		1				12			
35 36					1 70								1 27		3 456	
	46		85				42		50		55					
37	22		38		65		98		53		25		35		386	
38	2		4		4		6		9		1		20		57	
39 40 41 42 43	1								3 1 1 8 9		1				5 2 8 21 61	6
			1													
					1 2 7	1	2 4 14	1			3		1 4 6			
	2 3															
			9	2						1	8	1				
44	3		1		7		5		2		6		7		33	
45 46					8 32		10 .31		4 36						22 192	
	13		29								21		28			
47 48 49																
									1 4		1				2 7	
							3									
																
	878	11	898	13	854	5	790	5	658	4	518	3	530	3	6,448	57
 
251
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XL.—DEPARTMENT OF THE  NORTHWEST—Continued.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength .
1862.
July.
LIST OF  DISEASES.
1,258.
Cases.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.

62.
63.
G4.
65. (
66.'
67.

68.
69.
70.
71.
72.

73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.

83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.

93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
           Brought forward...............

    CLASS IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.

    Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
Apoplexy..................................
Epilepsy...................................
Headache..................................
Insanity...................................
Inflammation of Brain......................
Inflammation of Membranes of Brain........
Inflammation of Spinal Ch ord...............
Nostalgia.
Neuralgia.
Paralysis .
Sun-stroke......................................
Other Diseases of this Order.....................
         Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
Amaurosis......................................
Cataract........................................
Inflammation of Conjunctiva.....................
Inflammation of Iris.............................
Night Blindness.................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................,
        Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
Earache............................__-.........
Inflammation of Internal Ear....................
Deafness.......................................
Otorrhoea......................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
Aneurism......................................
Valvular Disease of Heart......................
Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
Inflammation of Pericardium....................
Inflammation of Endocardium..................
Inflammation of Veins..........................
Varicose  Veins.................................
Varicocele.....................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
  ORDER V.—Diseases  of Respiratory Organs.
Asthma........................................
Acute Bronchitis...............................
Chronic Bronchitis.............................
Dropsy of Chest...............................
Haemorrhage from Nose........................
Inflammation of Larynx........................
Inflammation of Lungs.........................
Inflammation of Pleura.........................
Haemorrhage from Lungs.......................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
   Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
Colic........................................
113
Deaths.
Constipation.................
Cholera Morbus..............
Cirrhosis of Liver............
Dropsy from Hepatic Disease.
Dyspepsia...................
Diseases of Pancreas.........
Diseases of Spleen...........
Fistula in Ano................
Hernia.......................
Haemorrhage from Stomach...
Carried forward.
169
August.
1,297.
Cases.
Deaths.
September.
1,437.
Cases.
Deaths.
October.
4,042.
Cases.  Deaths.
562
161
238
10
L.006
November.
  5,473. 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30,  1863.
255
TABLE XL.—DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
7,413.			8,566.		8,291.		6,986.		8,182.		5,464.		5,429.		5,320.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	878 1 1 32	11 1	898	13	854	5	790 2 8 27 1	5	658	4	518	3	530	3	6,448 4 29 196 10 3 9 22 16 129 15	57 1 1 2 4
			4 38		7 35 2				3 24 1				1 28 1	1		
											10 3					
			1 2 2 1 34 1	1 1												
	2	2			1 6	1	2 2									
									4 8 11 3				4 1 5			
	3 17 2										3 13 1					
					16 1		13 6									
																
	2		2	1	1		4 2 1 76 1		3 3 1 47		2 4		2 1		18 10 3 470 6	1
																
	43		60		49 1						46		46 1			
																
	1 15 7 1 13		2 15 7				3 15 4 1 13		6 1 2 2 4				5 3 1 1 3		17 70 44 8 55 1	
					16 12 1 16 1						2 2 1					
			3													
																
																
	1		2 1		4 1		8 1	1	7 1	2	1	1	1		24 4	4
																
					1 1		3 2		4		1 2				11 8 3 23 22 7 20 1,126 267 1 2 88 644 105 45 322 67 518 23 4 2 109 6 1 10 83 2	1 1 27 1 1 1 1
	1 1 4 2															
									1 5 9 1 2 54 50							
			1		2 2 2 7 136 22		6 5 1 5 83 60				1 2		3 2 1			
			2 2 304 33													
	4 110 41															
										1	15 13		41 41			
							1 8 129 23 11 8 12 73 2 1 1 15 6									
	13 94 3 1 1 5 41	2 1	15 150 13 4 99 1 49 1	5	12 107 23 7 66 16 62 2 1	3 1		6	11 63 16 3 56 13 66	4 1	7 26 5 2	2	8 11 8 1 6 2 81			
											5 39 1 2					
																
			1 19													
	9				9				14		6		8			
									1 o 10 2							
	3 13		1 7				3 25				1 3					
					8	1							5			
																
	1,365	17	1,775	21	1,510	11	1,463	12	1,172	12	737	6	852	4	11,130	103
 
256                 SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XL.—DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST—Concluded.
					1862.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									NOYEmbjr. 5,473. Cases. Doattu.	
	1,258.		1,297.		l, 437.		4,042.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.		
	169	1	123		161	1	1,006	4		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										14
	2 2		1 3		2 1		17 5		34 25	
										
										
										
			1 1				6 1 1 5 2	1	4 2 24 5 42	
					2					
										
112 Piles ......-..................................	4 10									
			1							
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
										
										
							1 I			
										
										
									1	
									1	
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
							1 1		1	---
										
										
										
										
130. Other Diseases of this Order.........................							1 25 8			
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	3 3				4 4				9 4	
										
			1							
							I 7 1 7 1		3 3 1 11 1	
	4 2 13		2		4					
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
			2		7					
138. Concussion of Brain.......................										
										
	5		5 1 1		2		8	.......	10	
										
142. Simple Fractures..........................							5		3	
143. Compound Fractures.......................										
144. Gunshot Wounds...........................			15 3 5 2 1 2		5 2 5 1	1	5 6 5	3	3 2 15 2	1
145. Incised Wounds.......................	2 4									
146. Lacerated Wounds.........										
147. Punctured Wounds..............										
148. Poisoning.........										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.....									1	1
150. Order II.—Homicide .										
151 Order HI.—Suicide										
152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence										
Total..........									1,003	15
	223	1	170		200	2	1,127	8		
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
257
TABLE XL.—DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST—Concluded.
1802.			1863.													
DECEMBER.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
7,413.			8,566.		8,291.		6, 986.		8,182.		5,464.		5,429.		5,320.	
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,365	17	1,775	21	1,510 1 70 31 1 1 9 8 4 11 1 1 1 1	11 1	1,463 3 69 12 1 1 6 14	12 1 1	1,172 2 34 28 1 3 1 14	12	737	6	852	4	11,130 6 413 177 6 6 51 52 46 97 262 10 3 4 1 17 24 5 6	103 2 4 1 1 1
	73 53 1		77 2 1 1 9 4 14 2 111 3	1						2	16 8		18 7 1			
										1						
	4 3 2 10 5	1									11					
													3 1 11 26			
																
							20 20 5 2		18 28 1		11 16					
																
									2				1			
											1 3					
	3 2 2	----	1 2		8 5 1 1		3 5	........	2 4							
													4 1 1			
																
			1				1									
																
			2		1 2 1 2 I		1 3 3 3				15 1 1 1				20 9 10 11 1 3 2 3 120 131 5 28 75 15 229 5	1 7
	1 3 2								1				1			
																
													2			
																
			1						1				1			
					1		1 2 10 11 1 7 15 1 22									
																
	11 23 1 6 6 4 28 1		19 18		13 20				10 15 1 3 6		9 9		7 16 1 1 7 1 28 1			
					3 8						4 6 2 10 1	1				
			7 3 42													
					37				22							
																
	15		13 4 7	........	15 2 6		21 3 7 2 16 11 6		25 4 5 1 23 9 2 4		9 3 2		5		133 17 41 3 109 66 57 15 4 107	
	3												2			
	6 7 7 1	:::.:::	9 10 5 1	1	15 5 1 4					1	7 6 2		5 3			
																
											1 7		2 18			
	2 ........		1		18		36		22							
												1				1
152																
l_J																121
	1,650	18 I 1	2,145	23	1,820	12	1,807	14	1,464	16	899	8	1,027	4	13,535	
33 
258
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE XLI.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1862.				NOVEMBEB. 45,979^		
	JULY.		August.		September.		October.				
											
	21,018.		21,	572.	31,588.		44,799.				
											
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathj.	
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	64 7 83	10 2	106 16 34	16 5	140 4 107	12	281 10 208	31 8	220 16 159	35 5 2	
											
											
											
	404 262 238 14 11 824 78 344 9 31 3 15	1 3 1	355 275 359 28 14 603 56 209 13 11 1 3	4 1 1 4 1	682 655 817 115 23 1,191 247 352 42 26 6 57	5 2 1 5 5 1 1	857 1,329 1,568 187 74 2,029 416 851 112 29 1 498	8 2 20 7 6 14 12 5	474 912 742 175 32 1,184 382 342 B4 34 7 391 8 6 365 385 139 52 104 44 6 2	3 11 2 16 1 5 2 6 23 2	
											
											
											
											
											
											
											
											
											
											
											
											
							1 179 332 231 57 162 17 1 3	8 1			
	34		22 11 212 34 69 12		12 123 161 21 94 10 2	3					
											
	163 40 61 13										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis............................................											
											
24. Orchitis.............................................											
											
											
27. Serpent Bite........................................	1 9 27		1								
									2 8 1 6 9		
ORDER III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.............................................			24		6		5 1 7 4				
											
	8 3	1	5	1	4 L	1					
											
											
					4				12 3 184 214 59 7	1	
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout...............................................	1 74 124										
			68 66		85 122 8 14	1	183 262 39 24				
											
											
	6 1 3		6								
											
			2 11 21 4						4 11 38 15	1	
				1	6 24 5		22 50 10	2			
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.	12 3										
											
											
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch...............							36		51		
											
48. Other Intestinal Worms......			1		4		3 1	1......		1	
49. Other Diseases of this Order. ... 1											
Carried forward..........								!		___	
	2,970	18	2,652	34	5,170	37	10,083	124	6,892	. 115 1	
										1 _J	
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
259
          TABLE XLI.



of the Department of the Missouri.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		JUNE.		Total.	
52,961.			42,922.		43, 090.		32,864.		31,030.		37, 808.		29, 078.		36,226.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	187	32	75	14	114	24	50	14	34	7	11	10	15	3	1,297	208
2 3 4 5	3 97	3 3	82	1 3	3 76	1 2	2 19	4	1 27			1			62 907	18 23
										1	6		9			
	519	6	255	5	293	6	276	3	192	3	218	4	1G6	1	4,G91	48
6	653		452		337	2	342	1	319		358		382		6,27G	G
7	758		352		380	1	280	1	208	1	396		357		6,455	4
8	128		40		77		44		22		20		31		881	
9	23	G	58	5	21	7	17	7	22	3	12	3	10	o	317	70
10	1,330		1,106	2	994	4	677		492		614	1	1,159		12, 203	17
11	431	19	243	24	290	9	154	8	92	8	109	1	254	4	2,752	ICO
12	263	2	205	1	203		128		141		133	2	204	1	3,375	31
13	48	2	43	8	53	2	41	8	12		7	1	99	1	563	40
14	50	1	44		43	o	40	1	97	3	38	2	33	1	476	14
15	54	6	84	4	73	10	96	8	77	3	121	17	15	3	538	57
16	183	14	162	17	75	7	52	4	53	5	30	3	18		1,537	78
17 18 19	2 6 195														10 55 1,483	4
		1	13 221	1	15 161		4 59	1	8 70	1	2 117					
													48			
20	571		575		851		486		309		249		64		3,956	
21	112	13	33		28	1	8		21		15		16		1,139	27
22	33		50	1	29		35		24		49		70		494	2
23	96		64		80		68		69		125		160		1,152	
24	34		12		11		9		18		15		7		202	
25 26	3 11		3 12		1 30		1 14								20 135	
									11		19		33			
27 28													1 4		3 26	
			2		1 22		1 13		5 •39		2 35					
29	23		11							1			56		269	1
30 31	1 5	1	1 1	1	1 8	1	1 5								6 63	1 9
								1	5		4	2	5	1		
32	27		8		13		6	1	9		11		8		99	1
33 34			2 3				13	1	4 1		10		1		30 22	1
	2															
35 36			1 243				1 165	1	1 148						7 1,894	2
	237				250	1					167		90			
37	189		192		211		161		109		124		101		1,875	
38	91	1	56		70		38		40		38		25		464	1
39	24		9	2	9		5		4		5		1		114	4
40 41					1 2		1 4		1 2						4 33	
	8		6								1	........	1			
42 43	9 32	3	19 41	1 5	7 35	3	11 26	6	7 24				2 8		105 329	2 21
											18	1				
44	18		5		17		24		13	1	16		8		138	1
45 46	2 53				12 199			1			1 73				15 787	1
			151				40		47				134			
47 48													1 2		1 25	
	6		1		2		2		3		1					
49					2				2		4				9	
																
	6,517	113	4,936	95	5,100	83	3,419	71	2,783	37	3,174	48	3,598	17	57,294	792
 
2G0
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLL—DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI—Continued.
	1S(>'2									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Nov-.:Mi:r.R.	
										
	21, 018.		21, 572.		31,588.		44,799,		45,97D. I'iiscs. Deaths.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.		
	2,970	18	2,652	34	5,170	37	10,083	121	6,892 "-.	
CLASS IV. —LOCAL DISEASES.										
Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	2 4 19	2	2 1 28	1	2 7 37	1	3 15 70	1	0 8 55	1
										
										
	3		1		5		8		1	
t T> ■	2	2					6	6	7	6 1
							1		1	
							2		5	
			2		1		9		10	
	22		28		52		69		75	
	5 15 9		4 1 5		3 1		14 1 0	i	9	g
										
									G	1
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
	3		2		1		3		2	
	1		1		1				7	
	133		109		1G8		229		209	
	2		o				5		4	
									3	
	3		3		6		10		4	
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
	9		9		16		48		18	
	16		5		5		18		19	
					1 11		6 16		2 17	i
	5		7							
	3									
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
									7 2	
										
										
	3 4 1 2 6		2		3	1	1	1	2 3	
										
							2 27			
									19 18	
			4							
	3		2				4		5	
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
83. A sthma.............................................	12		9		9		18		22	
	135		152		113 50	1	225 75		288	3
	19		30						77	1
			5							
			3		3 9 55 36		40 35 113 65		4	
						1 1			27	1
	58		35 13	3				14	280	35
	24								7-2	3
	3		3		12		9 34		8	
92. Other Diseases of this Order.........................	1	1							165	1
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
93. Colic.............................................	39		55		92 195 61		157		104	1
	176		255 22				257 80 1		236	
	40			1		1		1	50	
										...
	4		2 49		7 44				30	...
98. Dyspepsia......................................	48						93		67	
										
100. Diseases of Spleen...........	8 3		7 3		23 2		60 1		11 3	
101. Fiotula in Ano...........										
102. Hernia................	29 1		25		38 6		58 6		61	
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach...										
										
Carried forward.......	3,850	25	3,540	39	6,260	43	12,003	148	8,917	1 173
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
261
TABLE XLL—DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
52,961.			42,922.		43,090.		32, 804.		31, 030.		37,808.		29, 078.		36,226.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cises.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	6,517	113	4,936	95	5,100	83	3,419	71	2,783	37	3,174	48	3,598	17	57,294	792
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61	2 8 55 2 4 4 8 11 90 4						3 12 101	o	5 9 60 2 2 3 10 7 61 5	1 1	3 11 83	2	3 4 85 3	1	27 101 728 30 43 26 60 79 817 64 24	13 2 1 42 It 1 3
		2 3	6 55 2 6 3 G 10 90 5	1 8 4 1	16 80 3 5 10 10 23 113 4 2 17											
						3 3	6 3 16 3 104 6	5 2		5 1	5 1 1 3 73 5 2 2 2 3 231 3	5				
																
													2			
													40			
													2 7 1 1 178 6 2 2			
			22	1			15		15 2 3 181 10							
62 63 64 65 66 67	3 5 216 19		2 4 239 8 2 8		1 1 220 14		2 1 179 11								24 28 2,292 84 7 85	2
	12				7		10		15		5					
68 69 70 71 72	31 17 4 16		19 10 6 12		45 8 4 13		18 4 4 10		12 5 4 4		15 4		27 5	........	2G7 116 31 121 4 4 41 4 1 36 15 6 121 116 34	
											5		5			
73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82											3 9		1 1 1	1		1 1 5 1
	5		3	1	5		6 1 1 6 2		5							
																
	9 2 2 15 17 4	1			4 1	1			3 3	1 1	2		1			
																
											1 13 2 1					
			13 12 2		13 10 5		11 12 2		7 8 1				1 3 1			
83 84 85 8G 87 88 89 9C 91 92	10 361 105	2 2	19 307 62 1 1 36 249 78 4 78	2 1 41 3 1	14 441 87 1 3 49 363 58 11 54	1 1 2	15 353 71	1 1	10 248 40	I 1 1	9 100 29		3 144 45		150 2,867 C90 11 86 321 2,071 582 85 750	2 11 8 3 304 14 4 8
	5 42 300 74 1 183	52 1-1				47 1	11 42 266 61 12 87	54 2 5	6 50 184 41 10 78	1 44 1 1	5 13 109 31 7 44	9 2 2	3 13 59 29 5 26	2 1		
93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	121 223 27		52 202 14		92 222 9		43 174 6	........	37 163 4 I 12 50		58 228 16		61 184 33	1	911 2,515 362 o 114 G48 3 145 27 455 22	1 4 1 1,238
	13 53 3 20 3 39 1		16 45		10 66		6 44				5 52	1	3 37			
		177	10 1 50 2				1 5 43 4		4 1 27		1 4 28					
					1 . 38 1											
													19 1			
	8,666		6,708	159	7,254	142	5,212	143	4,191	97	4,401	69	4,645	23	75, G47	
 
262
SICKNESS   AND  MORTALITY OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XLL—DEPARTMENT OF  THE MISSOURI—Concluded.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF  DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.

104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.........................
105. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
106. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
107. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
111. Jaundice..........................................
112. Piles..............................................
113. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
Stone and Gravel............
Diabetes....................
Bright's Disease............
Diseases of Prostate.........
Disoases of Testis...........
Inflammation of Kidneys---
Inflammation of Bladder.....
Incontinence of Urine.......
Hydrocele..................
Other Diseases of this Order.
Order VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries —..................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
CLASS  V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                 INJURIES.

   ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns.......................
137. Contusions..................
138. Concussion of Brain.........
139. Drowning...................
140. Sprains.....................
141. Dislocation.................
142. Simple Fractures............
143. Compound Fractures........
144. Gunshot Wounds............
145. Incised Wounds ............
146. Lacerated Wounds..........
147. Punctured Wounds..........
148. Poisoning...................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries .
150. Order II.—Homicide.......
1H(>'>.
July.
21,018.
Cases.  Deaths.
3,850
45
22
57
 3
 6
15
August.
September.
21,572.
Case3.  Deaths
3,540
10
151. Order in.—Suicide..............

152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence.

                Total............
4,350
130
 10
 41
  1
4,085
31, 588.
Cases.  Deaths
6.2G0
212
 79
 12
7,026
October.
NoVKMUKIS,
44,799.
Cases.  Deaths.
12,003
 12
 65
 40
  9
  2
 45
 78
391
 98
 79
59
135
 5G
 60
 16
 35
148
13,506
165 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
263
TABLE XLL—DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI—Concluded.
	1862.		1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
52,961.			42, 922.		43,090.		32,864.		31, 030.		37, £08.		29,078.		36,226.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths-	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	8,666	177	6,708	159	7,254	142	5,212	143	4,191	97	4,401	69	4,645	23	75,647	1,238
104	5		3		3		5				4				33	
105	72		108		78	1	47		54		55		34		681	1
106	17	1	9	1	26	1	12	1	11	1	3		8		182	6
107	15	2	13	2	17	1	9		11	1	14	3	13		139	11
108 109	9 85	1 1	2 21	1	1 7	1	1 19				1 D		2 3	2	19 304	5 2
									19							
110	55		28	1	22		20	1	21		28		15		363	4
111	252	1	164	1	150		72		19	2	33		10		1,985	5
112	69		91		92		77		53		61		50		813	1
113	7	1	19		9		16		12		25		11		241	1
114	1		8		9		14		8		6		5		60	
115 116	2 1		1 4		3 3				2				2 1		17 26	
							1				5					
117 118	1 6	1	3 11						2 10		1 7				9 84	1
					9		9						4			
119	25		30		23		14		8		17		15		226	
120	5		5		7	1	1		4		2		1		45	2
121 122	1		3 1		6. 3		6 7		2 3		2 2				24 29	
													4			
123	6		4		3				1		5		1		91	
124	2		4		7		2		1		1		1		31	
125 126			0 4		2 1		1 3		1 3						11 35	
	7										9		3			
127 128 129 130											1 3 3 5				3 22 37 17	
			2 6 1		7 2 4		2 3		4 3				1 1			
																
																
131	85		46	1	46		38	2	46		26		32	1	683	6
132	54		57		61		54		42		96		86		613	
133	9		8		2		7		4		3		6		134	
134	12		20		14		23		26		17		10		192	
135	35		60		31		30		14		17		22		392	
136	11	1	10	1	15		23		12		9		8		110	o
137	63		28	1	39		42		55		82		67	1	585	2
138 139 140	3	1			1		1	5	1		1	1	1 43	1	29	1 11
				1												
	35		52		47		56		43		73				419	
141	28		3		7		7		9		7	1	8		104	1
142	9		5		6		8	1	9		7		9		110	1
143 144	2 1,044	85	3 95	52	2 41				1 59	15	1 66	1 18	1 54	9	11 1,813	1 220
						8	23	4								
145	13		17		24		16		4		14		6		182	
146	44		26	3	33	3	9		8	1	11		16		313	7
147	12		2		5		5		6		4		7		63	9
148 149	1 6						1 7	o	1 2	1	1 6	4	5 3	1	19 89	1 10
			12		26	1										
150 151 152										1		1				2 4
		1														
																
											5,144					
	10,777	273	7,703	224	8,148	159	5,903	159	4,787	119		98	5,214	38	87, 035	1,555
 
264
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
      TABLE XLII.



Abstract of Mortality in the
	1802.									|
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	
										
	9, 586.		8,988.		9,482.		16,763.		18,	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases,	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths. 308 12 12
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.		124 10 7		82 16 4		122 10 7		226 7 20		
										
										
										
		14		17 14 14 2 12 19 111 17 11 1		23 2 9		28 3 9 4 11 28 242 47 78 5		33 17 3
										
										
										
		5 12 102 5 12 6 6				12 33 88 22 22 1 2 4				15 34 27C 21 44 SI 2 97
										
										
										
										
										
										
				1				36		
										
						1		2		5
										
						1 28 1		1 38 3		2 35 2
		14		14						
ORDER II.—Enthetii Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.		1						1		
										
		4		2		1				4
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
				1 2		3 1				2 1 6
		1								
								2		
		1								
										
								1 3 53 1		
		2 31 1		1 29		4 25	........			3 87
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
										
										
CLASS III.—PARASITIC DISEASES.										
										
										
										
Carried forward.......										1__
		358		370		422		849		1,043
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.                  265
            TABLE XLII.



General Hospitals of the Central Region.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
17,662.			22,844.		21,737.		22,908.		20,110.		20,179.		25, 695.		17,886.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. <	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49		285 5 5		264 4 5		326 15 21		345 17 43		290 3 39		152 2 21		157 4 33		2,681 105 217
																
																
																
		36 6 13 13 14 29 269 14 23 53 11 263		31 5 2		21 3 6		38 1 2		21 4 2		20 1 1		20 1 2		302 57 63 19 151 317 3,640 195 369 410 356 G43 4 56 8 7 257 13 5 2
																
																
																
				9 23 320 15 23 78 37 129		14 19 409 14 35 71 63 38 3 8 4 1 4		14 83 541 4 65 63 102 59		15 20 486 9 19 58 64 14 1 8		12 6 373 9 14 35 59 2		17 11 423 18 23 18 10		
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
		7		6 1				8 1 1 62 1				4 1		7 1		
																
		1 13 1														
				5 3 3 1						23 1		19		2 1		
																
												2				
										1						
																
																
																
																
		1		1								2 1 2		8 1 4		14 8 32 1 2 1
						1 2		1 3		4 5 1						
		1		4												
																
		1				1										
				1												
																
		3 1 5		2 8 5		4 3 5		4 2 5 1		1 6 3 4 1		3		1 1 17 1		24 26 59 8 3 1 46 950 8 4
																
												11 1				
																
		1		1												
																
		3 106		7 116 2		5 127 2 2		9 148 2		3 90		6 77				
														61		
																
		1								1						
																
																
																
																
	~----	1,184														
				1,111		1,227		1,625		1,197		836		842		11,064 i
																
34 
266                 SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLII.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION—Continued.
					1HI	i'J!			-------_	
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		■----------------.	
									November.	
	9,586.		8,988.		9,482.		16,763.			
									18,675,	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 849 3 1	Cases.	Deathi 1,043 2
		358 1 3		370		422 2				
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
				2						
										
				1 1. 4		1 4 o 1				
		5 2						4		
										12
								2		4
										2
										
				1 2 4		1 1 1		2 1		1
										
		1								8
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
										
										
										
67. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
										
										
										
72. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
								3		2 3
										
										
		1				2				1 3
								4		
				1						
										
										
		1 1				4 1 1		1		3 1 5 3
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. A sthma...................................										
								1 1 3		
				1						
86. Dropsy of Chest........................		1								
						1			....	
		1 17						1 46 5 2 3		4 226 7 1 50
89. Inflammation of Lungs................				17		22 1 1 1				
90. Inflammation of Pleura...............										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.............										
92. Other Diseasos of this Order.........		2		1						
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic........................										
										
95. Cholera Morbus...............		1		1		3		1 1 2		2
96. Cirrhosis of Livor..........										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease___		5		2		1				4
98. Dyspepsia...............										
99. Diseases of Pancreas ...							i ,			
						1				
										
						1		1		....
_ .		____	----							1.3W
		400		408		475		937		
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.                    267
TABLE XLII.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
17,662.			22,844.		21,737.		22, 908.		20,110.		20,179.		25,695.		17,886.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 11, 064 25 23
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103		1,184 1 1		1,111 2 3		1,227 3 3		1,625 1 5		1,197 4 4		836 2		842 4 1		
																
																
																
						1 11 9 2 1 2 4		1 18 4 2		2 9 10 1						6 96 53 15 1 5 23 6 27
		3 7		9 2 5								14 4		6 5		
																
																
																
								1 3						2 1 2 2		
		1		5						1		3				
																
		3		3						3		2				
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
										1						1
																
								1				1 3 2 4 1		1 3 3		3 36 20 10 21 15 1
		7 1 2 1 3		3 2		4 3 1 3 1				11 3 2 3						
								3 1 4 1								
																
				5 3												
																
																
																
																
		2 1 15 14		3 1 14 7 3		2 5 9 15 2		1				2		5		24 10 81 89 16 2 29 1,900 72 10 86 1 1 10 1 29 4
																
								21 22		10 16 2 1 4 220 3		5 4 1				
														6		
																
																
		6 274 9 2 15 1		3 308 5 2		3 275 26 2 4		6 324 9 3 4				1 103 4 3 2				
														68 3		
																
																
										3				1		
																
														1		
		1						1								
																
		1		3		4 4		2		2		1		2		
																
																
		1				6				1 2						9 o 5 3
																
		1				1 2		1 1								
																
																
		1,557		1,502		1,635		2,065		1,515		998		958		13,841
															il	
 
268
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TABLE XLII.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION-Concluded.
	LSI					>2.			---1	
	July.		August.		September.				November. 18,675.	
										
	9, 586.		8,988.		9,482.		16,763.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deattit. 1,391 1 2 4 7 4 7 1 3 11
		400		408		475		937 1		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
		1 1 2		1		1 1 3 3				
								3 9 4 1 8 1 2		
				2 1 4 1						
										
		1								
no' eh**' I fl f f Li						2 2				
		1								
										
		4				3				
Order VH.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
								1		2
										
										
		1		1						2
						1		1		
										
	1									
	i									
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
							~			
										
	|									
										
										1 1
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.		2				• 2		1		
132. Boils...............................................										
										
										
		1				2				
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns...............................................								1 1		
		2				1 2				
				3						
										1
										
										
										1 1 41
								3 42 1		
		19		37		38				
										
		1 1		2						2 3
147. Punctured Wounds.............................								1		
										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries...............				2				2		3 1
150. ORDER II.—Homicide.....	i									
151. ORDER in.—Suicide...						1				
										
										1,492
Total...............		437		462	f.......	537		1,022		
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.                    269
TABLE XLII.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE CENTRAL REGION—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
17,662.			22, 844.		21,737.		22,908.		20,110.		20,179.		25,695.		17, 886.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 11 fi		1,557 1 1 6 8 7 1 3 14		1,502 1 1 8 5 4		1,635		2,065 2 1 13 12 7 3 7 6 1		1,515		998		958 4 1		13,841 10 14 50 67 39 29 32 56 6 47 3 6 15
																
						4 4 8 1 3 7 7						1 5 4				
										5 3 3 6						
														4 5 2		
																
																
				5 3								5 4				
										3				5 2 14 1		
																
		4		4						4		1 1				
						1 2 3										
				1 1				2 1		1 1						
		2										4				
117																
118								2 2								2 23 5
119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152		3		3 1		5 1				4		1		1 1		
																
																
																
								1						1		2
																
												1				1 3 1 2 1 1 23
				1		1		1								
										1						
						2										
								1								
																
		3		1				4		2		6		1		
																
								1								1
																
				1												4 5 8 1G G
												2		2		
		1 1		1 3		2										
								4 1		1		1 2		1 2		
																
																
																
		1				1 4 182 1		2 7 88		1 2 66				1 2 409		7 37 1,419 4 9 7 1 23 2 4
				17 390								1 82 1 2				
		25 1 2 1 1 1														
																
																
														1		
																
				1		4		3		3				4 1 1		
																
												2				
																
	1															
		1,644		1,954		1,878		2,237		1,621		1,124		1,424		15,832
																
 
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TABLE  XLIIL
Abstract  of  the Sickness and Mortality
Year.......................................
Month.....................................
Mean Strength, (not including Table XLII).
LIST OF DISEASES.
   CLASS  I.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES.
       Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhoid Fever.............................
Typhus Fever..............................
Typho-Malarial Fever.......................
Yellow Fever...............................
Remittent Fever............................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever............
Tertian Intermittent Fever..................
Quartan Intermittent Fever..................
Congestive Intermittent Fever...............
Acute Diarrhoea.............................
Chronic Diarrhoea............................
Acute Dysentery............................
Chronic Dysentery...........................
Erysipelas..................................
Small-pox and Varioloid.....................
Measles.....................................
Scarlet Fever...............................
Diphtheria..................................
Mumps......................................
Epidemic Catarrh............................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
        Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
Syphilis.....................................
Gonorrhoea.................................
Orchitis.....................................
Stricture of the Urethra.....................
Purulent Ophthalmia........................
Serpent Bite................................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
        Order III.—Dietic Diseases.
Scurvy.....................................
Purpura....................................
Delirium  Tremens..........................
Inebriation.................................
Chronic Alcoholism..........................
Other Diseases of this Order......'...........
CLASS  II.—CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES.
          Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
35. Gout...................................
36. Acute Rheumatism......................
37; Chronic Rheumatism.....................
38. Anaemia.................................
39. General Dropsy..........................
40. Cancer..................................
41. Tumors.................................
42. Other Diseases of this Order.............
          Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
43. Consumption............................
44. Scrofula................................
45. Other Diseases of this Order.............
     CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES.
46. Itch...............................
47. Tape-worm....................
48. Other Intestinal Worms.................
49. Other Diseases of this Order.......
Carried forward.
1862.
July.
183,580.
Cases.  Deaths.
842
 27
877
 3,491
 2,930
 2,369
   442
   191
10,186
 2,408
 1,671
   237
   178
    21
   143
     1
  291
   42
2,100

  240
  447
  101
   15
    9
  774
1,057
  125
  197
    1
   41
   80

  157
   54
15
32,175
405
 22
 26
 56
 54
223
 30
 21
  9
 10
  2
67
1,057
August.
169, 038.
Cases.  Deaths.
735
 35
763
3,068
3,250
2,617
  255
  101
7,979
1,699
1,408
  259
  139
   15
   38
    1
   93
   40
1,7U

  269
  442
   80
198
42
 25
552
623
 74
151
143
 41
12
27,026
244
 25
 12
 48
 20
 14
  2
 35
 39
209
 51
 40
  5
  4
  1
47
666
September.
213,107.
Cases.  Deaths
723
 18
679
 3,920
 5,857
 5,186
   705
   246
12,705
 2,099
 3,511
   391
   175
    17
   120
  157
  208
2,016

  460
  799
  100
   13
  1
  4

249
929
934
152
169
  3
 16
 76

168
 36
10
42,886
262
 20
 11
 61
  4
 11
  2
 68
 65
200
104
 71
  5
  5
  4
1,050
October.
311,780.
Cases.  Deaths.
1,329
   39
1,011
 5,070
 9,649
 8,365
   760
   324
17, 364
 2,524
 5,682
   761
   199
    16
 1,252
    1
    35
   662
 2,665
 1,830

   532
 1,210
   135
    29
    22
    1
    19

   105
    2
    35
    52
    1
   3
1,570
1,611
  237
  207
   8
   22
  135

  227
   52
55
65,851
405
 11
 41
 74
 10
  9
  4
 83

333
117
138
  7
  1
 47
  3
  1
114
 November.
  330,950.

Cases. Deaths.
1,500
  31
  750
1,578
 4,183
 7,551
 6,715
  739
  232
15,004
 2,952
 3,585
  567
  320
   20
 2,912
   11
  135
 1,559
 5,108
 1,548

  636
 1,266
  217
   38
   33
15
   9
1,997
2,187
  395
  180
   11
   17
   93

  309
   62
128
  3
 25
63,273 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
271
    TABLE XLIII.



of the Central Region.
	1862.									1863.							
	December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
	353,713.			372,898.		376,676.		382,583.		386,934.		381,	534.	363,444.		318,853.	
		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1	1,574	594	1,751	643	1,817	804	1,737	722	1,318	594	885	354	652	312	14,863	i 5,939
	2	62	30	38	10	48	34	86	37	24	13	43	19	15	7	466	250
	3 4 5	657	24	1,061	54	1,461	111	1,272	118	1,025	104	789	74	742	64	11,087	667
		3,662	73	4,160	67	4,205	83	4,450	77	4,213	77	4,650	56	5,401	66	50, 473	820
	6	5,956	6	5,451	8	4,870	9	5,740	12	5,454	8	5,442	2	8,478	7	70, 628	111
	7	5,361	16	4,074	5	4,305	13	4,564	4	4,693	4	4,997	1	6,661	6	59, 907	96
	8	487	13	805		685	4	602	3	596		489	2	629		7,194	32
	9	179	78	299	63	260	76	256	64	328	58	188	43	231	71	2,835	779
	10	15,372	56*	23,268	82	19,277	98	21,915	102	20,014	41	19,474	35	21,988	35	204, 546	732
	11	2,790	408	4,367	457	3,627	626	4,047	777	3,535	677	3,164	605	3,245	608	36,457	5,534
	12	2,791	30	3,158	55	3,268	53	3,123	39	2,979	33	4,508	51	5,604	76	41,288	696
	13	361	58	590	56	489	67	458	92	272	36	316	51	506	60	5,207	788 j
	14	461	92	615	149	525	152	557	98	609	94	437	60	426	35	4,641	735 |
	15	134	28	357	70	353	120	413	148	374	104	215	91	95	29	2,036	619
	16	2,854	401	2,185	294	1,299	157	754	103	381	26	264	13	97	1	12,299	1,203
	17	8	1	11		8	5	25	1	15	3	8		1		90	11
	18	134	16	218	21	241	19	229	18	154	19	126	12	75	12	1,347	138 1
	19	2,222		1,776	2	1,469	6	1,091	2	808		525	1	209	1	10,862	15 j
	20	5.G80	1	4,354	1	4,290	4	3, 737	3	2,459		1,210	1	693		30,486	17
	21	1,540	46	1,186	11	1,093	82	749	72	696	31	629	20	268	2	15,426	646
	22	786	1	740	4	623		699	2	588	1	570		566	1	6,709	20
	23	1,175		1,110	4	909		1,085		1,012		985	2	1,010		11,450	6
	24	200		167	1	149	1	144		172	1	129		104		1,698	3
	25	35		19		40		36		30		18		21		302	
	26	50		92		91		129		125		150		183		875	
	27 28					1 18						3 17		3 19		17 197	
		o		11				56		22							
	29	115	2	89	6	396	3	532	6	770	11	508	5	529	10	3,922	53
	30	9		17	2	10	4	52	4	75	5	35	3	10	2	214	20
	31	26	5	26	6	42	5	48	7	44	8	36	6	28	5	398	68
	32	91		41		49	1	44	3	65	1	50	2	67	o	579	11
	33	13	1	10		7	2	22	1	21		24		14	1	121	5
	34	25		32	I	4		8		59		66		38		292	3
	35	8		5		5		8		2		3		4		81	
	36	2,403	6	2,455	4	2,380	14	2,296	8	1,839	6	1,428	4	1,164	I	19, "87	60
	37	2,157	4	2,379	10	2,273	7	2,243	3	1,634	7	1,126	1	947	2	19,171	41
	38	444	11	573	19	499	10	818	14	543	9	505	17	525	18	4,890	122
	39	156	7	114	5	109		168	3	92	4	49	1	59	2	1,651	41
	40	3	1	6	1	4		7		8	2	2		2		55	5
	41	26		24		22		37		37		15		31		296	1
	42	106	3	144	9	102	18	69	10	58	3	13	6	25		957	66
	43	253	139	338	156	355	194	433	223	336	141	225	117	181	89	3,125	1,373
	44	85		125	3	129	2	197	3	159	2	97	1	84	4	1,121	19
	45	5	1	9		25	4	39	1	10	1	4		2		94	10
	46	343		647		612		568		488		457		503		3,801	
	47	1		7		7		11		8		6		8		51	
	48	33		34		32		44		35		39		30		342	
	49			11		2		11		15		5		4	.......	i 50	
																	
		60,835	2,152	68,949	2,279	62,485	2,788	65,609	2,780	58,194	2,124	54,924	1,656	G2,177	1,529	1 664,384	21,755
 
272
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TABLE XLIII.—CENTRAL  REGION—Continued.
Ybak........................................
Month........................................

Mean Strength, (not including Table XLII).
LIST OF DISEASES.
 69.
 70.
 71
 72.

 73.
 74.
 75.
 76.
 77.
 78.
 79.
 80.
 81.
 82.

 83.
 84.
 85.
 86.
 87.
 88.
 89.
 90.
 91.
 92.

 93.
 94.
 95.
 96.
 97.
 98.
 99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
            Brought forward...................

    CLASS IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.

    ORDER  I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
Apoplexy......................................
Epilepsy.......................................
Headache......................................
Insanity.......................................
Inflammation of Brain..........................
Inflammation of Membranes of Brain............
Inflammation of Spinal Chord...................
Nostalgia......................................
Neuralgia......................................
Paralysis......................................
Sun-stroke.....................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
         Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
Amaurosis.....................................
Cataract.......................................
Inflammation of Conjunctiva....................
Inflammation of Iris............................
Night Blindness................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
        ORDER HI.—Diseases of Ear.
Earache.......................................
Inflammation of Internal Ear....................
Deafness.......................................
Otorrhcea......................................
Other Diseases of this Order..............,......
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
Aneurism......................................
Valvular Disease of Heart......................
Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
Inflammation of Pericardium....................
Inflammation of Endocardium..................
Inflammation of Veins..........................
Varicose Veins.................................
Varicocele.....................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
  ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
Asthma........................................
Acute Bronchitis...............................
Chronic Bronchitis.............................
Dropsy of Chest...............................
Haemorrhage from Nose........................
Inflammation of Larynx........................
Inflammation of Lungs.........................
Inflammation of Pleura.........................
Hasmorrhage from Lungs.......................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
   Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
Colic...................................
Constipation.................
Cholera Morbus..............
Cirrhosis of Liver............
Dropsy from Hepatic Disease.
Dyspepsia...................
Diseases of Pancreas.........
Diseases of Spleen...........
Fistula in Ano................
Hernia.......................
Haemorrhage from Stomach...
Carried forward.
Cases.
 20
 62
503
 47
 13
  7
 55
472
 49
132
102

 15
  9
671
  7
 41
 22

164
113
 14
 78
  13
  17
   3
  46
 126
  46

  75
,434
 147
   4
  20
  39
 318
 213
  40
  41

 871
,297
 623
 41
366
 24
280
 18
40,955
1,230
 43
301
 18
  2
  3
 81
390
 29
 53
 77

  9
  6
644
 14
 21
 19

 97
 74
 15
 82
   17
    7
    3
   23
  1.07
   25

   71
1,266
  106
   10
   20
   21
  211
. 116
   28
   51

  665
1,024
  479
 31
252
 31
 23
235
  3
33,848
958
 13
 63
348
 28
 12
 12
 43
522
 23
 39
 89

 12
 10
827
 17
 41
 60

149
 75
  9
 54
   10
    3
    1
   47
  102
   15

   85
1,317
  150
    8
   30
   47
  309
  178
   60
  111

  990
1,299
  528
 22
291
 G8
 33
331
 19
51,394
1,157
   17
  110
  336
   32
   14
   13
   65
   60
  701
   64
   18
   55

   13
    5
1,314
   14
   21
   70

  206
   77
   29
   92
   18
    4
    5
  125
  167
   50

  134
1,412
  236
    5
   69
  205
  816
  351
   95
  371

1,406
1,583
  512
    o
   32
  424
118
 29
459
 18
77,838
   18
  115
  608
   31
   32
   9
  157
   96
  949
   51
   2
  114

   18
   18
1,316
   16
   18
   61

  260
   94
   12
  109
  12
   4
   1
  15
   9
   2
  136
  182
  49

  186-
2,722
  380
  47
  39
  254
1,823
  531
  106
1,065
1,624

   6
   83
  509
150
 49
503
 10
1,782
79,262   2,535 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30,  1863.
273
TABLE XLIII.—CENTRAL REGION—Continued.
1862.									1863.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
353,713.			372,898.		376,676.		382,583.		386,934.		381,534.		363,444.		313,853.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	60,835	2,152	68,949	2,279	62,485	2,788	65,609	2,780	58,194	2,124	54,924	1,656	62,177	1,529	664,384	21,755
50	28	14	17	12	26	20	31	20	23	14	17	10	14	12	232	154
51	111	4	125	6	154	11	140	7	123	9	104	2	74	2	1,224	61
52	928	........	1,022		1,047		■1,115		1,192		1,037		1,197		9,634	
53	30	1	45	1	34	2	62	2	29	2	40		27	1	423	12
54	24	15	32	36	29	•42.	51	48	32	35	20	29	15	18	276	298
55	2G	20	20	19	36	28	24	18	9	15	5	9	7	8	171	139
56	94	1	106	B	84	7	96	6	58	2	27		33		720	29
57	140	1	173	2	207	2	125		124		107		86		1,297	7
58	1,086		1,122		1,143	2	1,212	1	1,060		935		819	2	10,411	6
59	52	2	83	9	64	9	75	9	56	3	41	3	30	3	617	56
60 61					3 172	4	2 210	6	29 110	1 3	146 66	3 3	133 171	8 4	557 1,423	33 73
	76	6	181	11												
62	18		27		26		28		29		26		20		241	
63	14		26		10		22		58		10		12		200	
64	1,379		1,314		1,309		1,575		1,548		1,670		1,531		15, 098	
65	41		29		46		46		31		24		18		303	
66	5		18		17		45		72		72		98		469	
67	47		73		73		68		81		55		51		680	
68	303		396		407		357		320		219		235		3,113	
69	121		110		115		75		84		56		43		1,037	
70	23		52		39		56		40		22		14		325	
71	187		175		174		167		117	1	72		70		1,377	1
72	11		8		10		9		5		3		5		91	
73	1	1	2		5	1	10	3	8	1	5	2	5	1	49	9
74	32	9	45	8	77	10	87	11	69	24	60	9	43	6	430	86
75	1	1	14	3	16	4	21	4	26	4	10	9	10	4	102	32
76		2	9	2	11	2	24	3	5	5	2	4	6	2	58	21
77	29	3	32	6	37	10	26	9	27	5	23	3	24	5	271	65
78	10	4	5	5	17	2	11	2	21	4	18		14		136	30
79	5		11		7		18		7		7		2	1	71	2
80	85		154		135		163		157		136		108		1,315	
81	136		165		158		149		142		114		95		1,643	
62	60	5	34	4	50	10	37	6	65	4	28	3	26	6	485	71
83	129	2	179	1	146	8	192		154	2	86		68		1,505	20
84	3,098	24	3,286	26	3,540	29	2,947	27	2,450	15	1,231	14	1,064	4	25, 767	156
85	478	21	727	14	712	30	790	28	544	26	309	9	300	17	4,879	158
86	8		6	3	4	2	16	2	13	3	5	2	7		133	24
87	95		44		21		47		37	1	45		31		498	2
88	228	8	398	6	515	12	565	17	396	9	314	3	196	1	3,178	73
89	2,184	528	2,025	621	2,395	625	2,133	611	1,540	466	828	194	443	112	15,025	3,798
90	647	11	683	15	708	39	747	17	558	8	411	13	337	6	5,480	130
91	79	5	154	4	98	7	172	5	115	6	99	7	61		1,107	40
92	1,239	20	1,261	3	1,145	11	1,076	18	776	7	350	6	248	4	7,657	152
93	1,270	2	1,192		1,101	1	1,018	1	967		1,008	1	1,101		12, 654	10
94	1,835		1,792	1	1,678	2	1,869	1	1,789	1	1,706		1,884	1	19, 380	6
95	298	3	301		193	1	249	2	226	3	466	6	554	7	4,814	54
96	1		7		9		5		8		24		5		67	1
97	79	2	79	5	107	5	142	5	113	5	69	6	78	2	876	46
98	453		612		649	5	641		589		614		500		5,900	6
99 100	4 73	1	1 61				12 41				2 32				19 789	10
					70	7			49	1			28			
101	59		36		47		58	1	44	3	41		35		478	4
102	425	1	513		454	2	463	1	372		294		223		4,557	8
103	9		32	1	30	4	44	1	17		3		12		215 833,841	6
	78,629	2,869	87,963	3,113	81,845	3,744	84, 973	3,672	74,708	2,812	68, 038	2,006	74, 388	1,766		27, 644
35 
274
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE  XLIII.—CENTRAL  REGION—Concluded.
Year........................................
Month.......................................
Mean Strength, (not including Table XLII).
LIST OF  DISEASES.
             Brought forward......................

ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.....
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of .Peritonaeum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver ..
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice.....................
112. Piles.........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order...
 Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel..................................■
115. Diabetes...........................................
116. Bright's Disease...................................•
117. Diseases of Prostate...............................
118. Diseases of Testis.............................----
119. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
120. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
121. Incontinence of Urine..............................
122. Hydrocele.........................................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.......................,
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries......................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
     Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......................................
132. Boils.........................................
133. Carbuncle....................................,
134. Whitlow.......................................
135. Skin Diseases..................................
  CLASS V.—WOUNDS,  ACCIDENTS,  AND
                    INJURIES.

      ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns...........................................,
137. Contusions.......................................,
138. Concussion of Brain...............................
139. Drowning.........................................
140. Sprains...........................................
141. Dislocation.......................................
142. Simple Fractures..................................
143. Compound Fractures..............................
144. Gunshot Wounds..................................
145. Incised Wounds...................................
146. Lacerated Wounds................................
147. Punctured Wounds................................
148. Poisoning........................................,
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.......................
150. Order II.—Homicide................
151. ORDER III.—Suicide..............

152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence.
Total.
ls<J2.
July.
183, 580.
Cases.  Deaths.
40, 955
191
128
 70
 12
190
109
959
407
249
565
232
100
 67
361
 53
209
 17
109
 28
 54
315
127
178
 27
 37
115
46,157
48
1,344
August.
169,038.
Cases.  Deaths
132
 73
 32
 12
147
 99
693
353
285
 73
 22
  6
 11
129
485
269
108
 67
311
 43
175
  7
497
104
190
 41
 73
 74
38,527
958
77
1,085
September.
213,107.
Cases.  Deaths
51,394
234
119
 50
  7
269
144
851
632
266
  1
102
 32
  9
 12
107
529
288
116
 84
655
 41
206
 16
   81
   33
   50
    1
1,129
  113
  206
   64
   18
   92
1,157
121
  2
 13
October.
311,780.
Cases.  Deaths.
   18
  462
  225
   70
   31
  229
  244
1,344
  925
  474
 12
 16
  1
  1
 16
119
 44
 11
 28
167
875
414
163
 74
257
 92
329
 17
  277
   42
   71
    5
2,944
  161
  563
   98
   21
  188
1,782
58,021
1,354
20
88,930 j  2,672 : 88,743
2,857 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
275
TABLE XLIII.—CENTRAL REGION-Concluded.
186'		)_							1863.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		M.	lY.	June.		Total.	
353,713.			372,	898.	376, 676.		382,	583.	386,934.		381,	534.	363, 444.		318, 853.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	78,629	2,869	87,963	3,113	81, 845	3,744	84,973	3,672	74,708	2,812	68,038	2,006	74,388	1,766	833,841	27, 644
104	28	2	56	2	58	4	61	5	76	2	36		Gl	12	409	31
105	1,116	3	1,138	2	1,100	5	978	o	891		633	2	392	1	8,077	23
106	270	10	226	15	232	12	209	28	234	17	143	12	183	13	2,256	129
107	108	19	177	24	144	23	148	20	155	11	147	16	137	19	1,339	184
108	62	12	36	10	18	6	27	12	26	10	16	5	34	11	312	94
109	314	3	257	2	209	10	234	4	224	8	159	6	138	4	2,622	56
110	270	8	247	6	232	8	245	11	213		171	5	143	1	2,340	51
111	1,990	19	1,613	8	1,334	9	1,313	8	1,030	6	720	6	651	9	15,149	91
112	831	1	1,011		1,051		1,075	1	988	1	891	1	908	4	9,890	17
113	188	10	329	5	317	4	357	4	291	6	269	3	149	15	3,483	79
114	50		72	1	65	2	82		49		28	1	42	1	■438	6
115	15	1	26	1	34	3	48	2	29	1	12	1	19		271	10
116	14	2	22	2	33	6	38	1	41	1	24	4	18		204	19
117	7		30		8	1	11		6		4		3		86	1
118	• 39	1	63		66		56	2	49		31		25		403	3
119	208	3	210	5	259	8	215	7	231	5	143	1	156	1	1,942	36
120	60		75	1	67	2	77		53	1	27		33	1	567	9
121	45		57		60		57		60		34		41		431	1
122	27		42		28		35		16		10		17		273	
123	110	1	97		83		25	1	26	1	44		26	2	1,000	6
124	17		25		26		31		23		11		7		186	
125	6		13		11		16		10		3	1	3		72	1
126	51		59	1	45	1	67	1	76		68		55		481	3
127			5		16		5 27		5 42	1	6 24		3 24		45 .190	1 3
128	4		18		28	3										
129	23		32		25		21	2	30		19		11		263	4
130	19		22		18		8		21		8		2		159	1
131	699	6	586	4	464	1	512	8	468	3	515	6	505	3	6,871	47
132	512		560		531		575		668		799		990		6,221	
133	71		56		72		84	1	76		67		63		1,093	2
134	98		128		119		148		163		157		• 147		1,380	
135	252		284	1	292		238		232		149		297		3,590	4
136	98	1	144	3	116		137	3	110		111	2	101	5	1,153	18
137	380	1	388	3	336	2	392	1	512	2	502		506	2	• 4,312	19
138	22	6	18	3	3	\2	14	6	9	4	20	1	19	5	174	38
139						13		23		9		9				79
140	339		395		344		464		477		562		426		3,846	
141	58	-- ...	37		41		34		44		38	1	27		471	1
142	117	2	85		50	1	64	4	79	3	94	1	G4	2	860	18
143	18		19	26	6	7	13	. 7	13	4	48	6	47	4	172	58
144	4,935	•512	3,158	643	376	232	429	118	790	151	7,898	485	2,595	684	25,461	3,855
145	178	1	187	5	149	2	177	1	182	3	184	3	154		1,863	67
146	454	39	179	14	137	3	103	1	103	2	109	3	101	2	2,513	225
147	74	3	59	1	53		47		61		158	6	59	2	796	55
148	18	2	29	2	24	1	35		8		39	4	43		365	14
149	329	22	189	12	131	10	140	14	113	10	94	8	62	11	1,633	141
150 151 152		1 3 1		1 5		1 2 1				1 10 3		6 10 1		1 4		13 48 7
								3 1								
																
																
	93,153	3,564	100,422	3,925	90, 656	4,129	94,045	3,974	83,711	3,088	83,263	2,622	83,875	2,598	949,503	33,212
 
 
SICKNESS, ETC., DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
277
                          PACIFIC  REGION.

    The reports from the  Pacific  Region have been consolidated into two  tables, as
follows:

    1. The Department of New Mexico.....Table XLIV.
    2. The Department of the Pacific     -                      Table  XLV.
         To which is added—
    3. A consolidated table for the Pacific Region     -             Table XLVI.

              1. The  Department of New Mexico—Table  XLIV.

    This table embraces all reports received from stations in New Mexico and  Colorado.
January 14, 1863, the district of western Arizona was added  to the Department  by
General Orders No. 13.   It has still, however, been consolidated with the Department
of the Pacific.

              2. The Department of the Pacific—Table  XLV.

    This table includes all reports received from stations west of the Rocky Mountains
which are  not embraced in the Department of New Mexico.
CONSOLIDATED TABLE EOR THE UNITED STATES—Table XLVII.

This table is prepared by consolidating tables XXXIII, XLIII, and XLVI 
278
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE XLIY.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
	1862.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Novei	
										
	4,313.		3,856.		3,143.		3,501.		3,8	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Dcathi 2
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	2		2 1 2		16	3 1	1 1 6		17	
										
	10				5			1	4	
										
	16 32 22 7		25 43 47 21	1	55 47 12		33 8 11		42 6 7	
										
										
										
										
	68 2 140'	1	145 1 15		87 6 14		75 1 34 3		C2 22 3 5 1 13	3
										
										
										
	3 6		1 1 1		1 1 9					
							4			
										
										
										
										
							55 16 37 49 9		79 16 48 56 8	
	23 20 38 2		9 38 43 7		26 31 69 5					
ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases.										
										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy..............................................	90		517		20		7		5	
										
					1 15				1 1	
	1		2				5			
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	47 14		40 14		53 12		37 21		31 21	
										
										
										
									1 1	1........
			3 3 2 1				2 2 1			
					1 1 1				1	
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.	4								1	
44. Scrofula.......................................										
										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES.										
						1				
48. Other Intestinal Worms...	1		3		1					
							1........1			
								__________i_________________________.------------------—		
Carried forward.......	548	1	987	1	489	4	419	1	452 1 4	
1										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
279
         TABLE XLIV.



of the Department of New Mexico.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March. 1 April.				May.		June.		Total.	
4,133.			4,758.		4,567.		4,294.		3, 057.		3,244.		2,468.		3,762.	
l o 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49	Cases. 4	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.
			3 1		2		1						1		49 3 92	5 1 1
																
	26				6		4		7		7		15			
																
	14 11 6 4 2 57 12 9 4 2 4	=	12 ■ 6 12 16		1 25 2 3 3 33 2 9	1 1	3 24 9 6 1 54 7 4 5		15 15 7		10 14 6		4 11 8 1 1 61 4 9		230 242 149 58 8 812 73 275 24 22 46 10	L 1 1 4 1
											1 77 3 20	1				
			51 5 16 7 8 3	1					42 8 2							
									2 1		2 4		2			
					5		4									
																
																
			50 4 185 6 48 77 6 2		30										80 4 800 160 473 C04 82 9	2
																
	75 27 36 50 8 1				128 8 58 , 61 7 1		90 9 63 44 10 1	1	82 11 23 44 7		78 2 37 33 10 2		28 7 34 40 3 2	1		
																
																
			8 7		6 3		2 17		1 32		1 26		1 5		19 732	
	3															
	1 7		8 11		3 3		1 9 1				1 2				16 68 1 1	
									6				6			
					1											
																
	42 16		61 29 4		51 20		35 31 2		20 18		41 15		23 15 2 1		481 226 8 1 4 11 8 13 13	1
																
					2				1							
			3 1										2			
											1 1 1					
	1						1 2						1 1	1		
			3		3				1							
																
			1		1										2 1 9	
													1			
	1										1					
																
																
	423		G54	1	477	2	440	1	345		396	1	289	2	5,919	18
 
280                  SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLIV.—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Continued.
					1802.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	
										«BER.
	4,313.		3,856.		3,143.		3,501.		3,8	
										14.
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 452	Deathi. 4
	548	1	987	1	489	4	419	1		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
										
	8		4		10 1		1			
									1	
										
									1 1	
										
							2 5 1			
	4		7		16				3	
										
										
	2		2		1		1			
ORDER II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	19		20		18		20		9	
										
			1 1 3 7							
	4 8 3				5 3					
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.							1 1		1 3	
										
										
	6		7		6		2		1	
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
					.					
										
										
										
										
										
	2				1 1 25		1 1 2		4 1 3	
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. A sthma.............................................										
	31		34							
										
86. Dropsy of Chest....................................										
										
			2 4 3				1 3			
	1 1			1	3				4	1
90. Inflammation of Pleura..............................										
					2					
92. Other Diseases of this Order.........................	2 5 65 6		3 8 52 9				1 5 49 1			
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...............................................					G 48 6				16	
										
95. Cholera Morbus.....................................										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver...................................										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease........................										
	3		1		8		6		5	
99. Diseases of Pancreas..........										
100. Diseases of Spleen.......									I	
101. Fistula in Ano.......			1 1		1 3		1 5			
	4							........ 3		
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach										
Carried forward......										.
	722	1	1,157	2	653	4	529	1	511	5
1										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.                    281
TABLE XLIV.—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Continued
1862. |			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
4,133.			4,758.		4,567.		4,294.		3,057.		3,244.		2,468.		3,762.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	423		G54	1	477	2	440	1	345 1 2 2 1		396	1	289 1 2 4	2	5,919 2 10 52 6 3 1 2 2 65 5	18 2 2
	1 1		3 4 1				1 8 1 1	1			1 3					
					7 1 2	1										
																
																
			1													
																
	3 1		6		4		4		5		5		3 3	2		
			•													
															6 1 1 229 11 2 18 25 26 2 26 3 1 2	1
							1									
											1 24					
	22		23 4		24 2		21 2		18 2				11 1 1			
																
			4 1 1						1 2 1		3					
					a		3						1 3 1 1			
	6										1 1					
																
							1		2							
			2 1	1	i											
																
							2									
																
																
	2					1	1				1 1	1			4 1	2
																
																
											1				1 1 12 4 156 5	1
													1			
	3	1									1					
			1 6 2													
	13 1				3		6		11		17 2		5			
																
									1				1		2 12 78 28 4 109 52 653 25	8 2 1 o
							1 5 2 1 41				8 6 2					
	4	1	6 5	1	31 7	1 2			6 3	3			5 5 1			
																
	1 1 32		13 1 43 1		43 8 45 2			1	4 6 71	2	1 4 83					
													6 77			
							72									
																
																
	6		13		4	........	7		6		5		4		66	
											1				2 3 33	
																
	3		8 1		3		1		2							
															1 ........	
																
	523	2	803	3	666	7	G22	3	492	5	568	2	426	4	7,672	39
3G 
282
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TABLE XLIV.—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Concluded.
					IH	(>2. MBER.			-	
										
	July.		August.		Septe		October.			
									3,814.	
	4,313.		3,856.		3,143.		3,501.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Coses. 511	Deaths. 5 >
	722	1	1,157	2	G53	4	529	1		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	6		7		5		1		1	
										
	1	1	1 1 1 2 1 16 2	1						
										
	2				3 4 5 6 1 1					
						1	4 16 2 1			
									7 2	
	8 6									
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
										
										
										
					2					
							1			
										
									1	
	11		2		7		4			
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
			2							
										
										
										
										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	6 5		13 3 1 2 16 1 17 1		17		32 1		14	
132. Boils...............................................										
133. Carbuncle..........................................										
134. Whitlow............................................	7 22				I 5				3 5	
							4			
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns..............................................										
	9				27	1	14		16	
										
										
	2		4		3 1 1		3 1		3	
										
	1		2						3	
										
	9 1 19 2 2	3	10 6 13 1 2 1	1	11 10 11 1		21 5 5 1 2 4		15 3 8 1 1	1
										
										
147. Punctured Wounds..................................										
148. Poisoning...............................										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries..................										
										
										
										1
Total...........										
	841	5	1,285	4	775	6	651	1	594	6
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1863.                     283
TABLE XLIV.—DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
4,133.			4,758.		4,567.		4, 294.		3, 057.		3,244.		2,468.		3,762.	
	Cases.	Deaths. 2	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152	523		803	3	666	7	622	3	492	5	568	2	426	4	7,672	39
	6 2		16 2 1 1		7		13 2		8 6 1		11 4 1		11 1 1		92 17 6 2 11 19 61 89 15 4 2	2 1
																
																
							1 1 6 18 2				3 1 2 6 1		1 2			
	1 8 6		1 10 10		3 5 7											
									1 5							
													3 2			
	1		1 1						1							
					I											
																
																
																
									2		1				5 5 1 1 27 1	
			2		1		1									
	1															
																
	1				1						1					
			1													
																
															2	
																
							1								1 2 5 159 31 12 20 83 10 270 3	2
			1						1 3 12							
					1 13 3						1 13 4 2 1 8					
	13		8 6 2 2 2 1 32				7 6 7 2 1 2 42 1						11 3			
																
													2 4 2 14			
	4 1 28				5 3 27				7							
								1	23		21 1					
																
	24 9 2		20 2 6		9 1 2		20		11 2		10		4 1 2		113 17 21	
							1				1					
																
	7 1 9 3		7 11 22		7 3 8 2		8 9 12 2		3 1 19 2	1	6 4 14 4		6 5 6 3 4	1	110 59 146 22 12 16	6 1
			1 3													
	1				2		2		3							
																
												1				1
																
																
1 __	651	2	975	3	777	7	89	4	603	6	689	3	514	5	9,144	52
 
284
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           TABLE XLV.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1862.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVEMBEH. 6,037.	
										
	5,359.		5,166.		5,792.		6,671.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.			16 2 19	1	12		26		3 1 5	1
										
	9				9		16			
										
	7 36 23 1		35 27 17		79 61 35 1 1 143 5 44 6 7		38 38 54 5		14 41 48 6 1 135 6 27 5 6	
										1
										
										
			2 153 11 26 8 4	1						
	138 2 29 4 3						128 8 28 4 2 1	1		
										
										
										
										
										
			1							
										
						-				
			3				1		1	
	12 48 63 54 6									
		1	45 62 64 14 4		35 67 64 13 4		16 77 89 10 5		36 78 61 9 2	.......
Order II.—Enthctic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.............................................										
										
24. Orchitis....................................										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite........................................	2	i					1			
										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	13		10				1	1	8	
										
	7 10		3 9		4 8		3 6		6 17	
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.			1 33 52							
	60 32				55 43		81 63		97 71	
										
										
			2							
	1 1 2 G 3								1 2 3 5 2	
		1	1 2 1 9				2 5 6	2		
					1 3 4					
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
44. Scrofula...................................										
										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch.............										
										
48. Other Intestinal Worms.......	1		2				2		1	
49. Other Diseases of this Order.										
										•2 _____
Carried forward...	573	2	638	2	704		716	4	698	
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
285.
        TABLE XLV.



of the Department of the Pacific.
	1862. 1			1863.													
	December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
	5,709.			5,437.		5,276.		5,153.		5,666.		6,757.		4, 332.		5,613.	
		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Casei.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1	3	1	2		2										65 5 77	2 1
	?							2									
	3 4 5	8		2		2		3		4							
																	
		13		3		6		14		20		26		18		273	
	6	30		26		11		9		31		36		35		381	
	7	22		23		15		16		19		14		8		294	
	8	2		1				3				x		1 2 53		21 14 1,069	
		2						1				5					1
	10	70		43		28		34		88		56			-		
	11 12	4		5				5		1		2		4 8		53 225	
		9		18		3		8		15		10					2
		3		o				1		I		2		2		38 50 1 12 2 1 227	
	14 15 16 17 18 19	4		8		6		3		1		6	1				1
																	
		2				1		3		4		1 2					
																	
														1 6			
		6		46		70		52		28		14					
	20 21			115		106		78		75		68		23			
		12		20		18	1	18		4		5		3		260	2
	22	73		86	1	68		43		58		53		61		789	1
	23	58		42		35		48		64		96		73		748	
	24	10		7		21		8		12		10		4		124	
	25	2		3	1	3		2		1		1		2		29	1
	26 27 28 29 '30 31											2		2		4 3 5 36 2 62	1 1
																	
			-									4		1 1			
								2		1 1 17							
											1	1 6					
		1		3		2		2						8			
	32	31		18		15		19		11		11		9		1G4	
	33 34											1		3		4	
																	
	35 36							3 46		10 29		1 40				15 640	
		55		66		34								44			
	37	44		37		35		34		37		41		33		. 522	
	38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49											3		6		9 4 2 12 29 40 31	7
				2													
																	
		2 1 3	1	1 5 1 3						2 4 6 3				1			
						2 1 2	1	4									
											2	6 1		2 3			
								1									
																	
										o 3 1		1 1		2 1		. 5 5 13	
																	
		1				4		1									
																	
																	
		471	2	588 1 2		490	2	463		553	3	527	1	421		0,842	20
 
28G
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TABLE XLV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Continned.
	1862.									IBER. 1
	July.		August.		September. 1 October.				NOVEl	
	5,359.		5,166.		5,792.		6,671.		6,037.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. '	Dcatlu.
	573 3 1 27 1	2 1	638	2	704 1 2 14 1		716	4	698	2
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
			2 10 1				3 16		2 10	1
										
										
										
							2			
										
										
	18		22 2		30 3		18 1		27	
										
										
	1		4 1		2 1		1 1		5 2 1 18 3	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	33 3		21 3		21 2		20 4 2 1 1 3			
										
										
			1 3 6 1 1		2 4 10 3 4				1 1 3 4 1	
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.	5 1 2									
										
										
						........	1			
	|									
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
										
					1 1				2	1
	1 2									
										
					1 1					
			2 3 2 61 5						1 4 6 142 1	
	11 1 65 4	1					2 3 107 2			
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. A sthma.............................................					4 102 7					
										
										
										
			2 1 3 4 4 5 7 98 8							
	1 4 7 3 2 6 74 5				2 5 3 3 2 20 75 6		1 1 6 2 2 11 75		11 1 18 3 2 10 121 1	
										
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic............................................										
										
										
										
					1 25			1		
	16		13				11		7	
										
100. Diseases of Spleen............							1 2			
101. Fistula in Ano.............			2 3		3 7				1 5	
102. Hernia.................	3 1									
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach.......							1		4 ........	
										
Carried forward......	. 874	4	939	2	1,073		1,021	5	1,116	4
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30,  1863.
287
TABLE XLV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May. Ju::e.				Total.	
5,709.			5,437.		5,276.		5,153.		5,666.		6,757.		4,332.		5,613.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 9C 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 10(1 101 102 103	471	2	588 1 1 8 2 1	2	490	2	463		553	3	527	1 1	421		6,842 5 23 153 9 1 2 3 1 232 15 1 24 6 3 259 21 3 16 27 32 23 15 1	20 2 1 1
	4 8						1 12 1		2 11 2		4 8 1		1 24			
					10											
																
																
					1 1 19 2		1				1					
																
	14 2		18 2				11 1		12		21 1	........	22 1 1 2			
																
	3		1		1	1			1		3					
							1									
									1 21 2		1 35 1 1 3 3 1 2 2					
	23 1		17		14 2		15						21	........1		
																
	3 2 2 1 2						3 4		2							
					2 1 3 1								2 1 I			
			4	----												
							2		4							
			3													
									1							
																
									1				1		2	
																
																
	3 1		2		1		1		1	........	1				12 3 3 4 9 27 24 841 48	1 1
									1							
	1 1 4 2 182 3		1								1					
					1		1 1		2							
			2													
					2 21				3 57 4		1 40 7					
			17 4				11 2						36 9			
																
									1 10 8 7 1 37 4 77	2	1 10 9 11 1 8 8 74 3		1 1 3 6 1 12 13 60	1	5 75 50 97 23 80 97 898 29	3
	20 9 11		6 2 7 2 2 6 50 2				12 3 7 1 4 4 67 2									
					2 10 2 3 3 44 1											
	1 5 83 1															
																
															1 160	1 1
	8	1	7		6		8		13		29		17			
											1				2 8 50 6	1
																
	9		5		2		3		3		2	1	4			
																
	880	3	761	2	645	3	642		842	5	822	3	661	1	10,276	32
 
288
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLV—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Concluded.
	1862.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	5,359.		5,166.		5,792.		6,671.		6,037. |	
										
LIST OP DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 4
ou ht forward	874	4	939	2	1,073		1,021	5	1,116	
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	17 11		14 22 1		22 16 8		19 19 2 1 3 4	1 1	18 8 2	1
										
■ n am,na |°n °										
or' /a m ^f0 °f P 't										
					3 2 1 14 1				6 2	
	3 1 7 1 1 3		3							
										
			19 5				19 1 1		18 7	
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
			2		1				1	
										
										
										
					2		6 1		4	
										
										
	1 16	1	1 11 1		2 7					
							8		■ fi	
Order Vin.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
	1									
	1									
										
										
										
	1 12 20 2 7 22 4 43 1									
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.			12 12 3 14 21 3 40		12 15 6 8 21 1 29		16 19 1 3 15 1 35 1		19 18 1 4 10 3 44 1	.....
132. Boils...............................................										
										
134. Whitlow...........................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order 1.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns...............................................										
										
										
										
	13 2 3		18 3 3		15 5 6		20 1 5		23 1 7	
										
										.:
										
	5 11 19 2 3 4	1	7 10 24 3 11 2	3	7 14 17 2 7 2	1	4 16 15 4 2		12 12 17 3 4 8	3
										
										
										
										......
149. Other Accidents and Injuries............										1
										
										
										
										
Total.............			1,204	5	1,319	1	1,263	7	1,375	8
-------------------										
 
DURING THE  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 30, 1863.
289
TABLE XLV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
5,709.			5,437.		5,276.		5,153.		5, 666.		6,757.		4,332.		5,613.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 1 Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 822	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	880	3	761	2	645	3	642		842	5		3	661	1	10,276	32
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 113																
	17 4 2 1 7 7 1 20 7	1 2	18 2 2		23 3		15 3		23 2 2		22 1 1 1 4 4		12		220 91 21 3 36 36 17 1C3 55	2 3 3 1
												1	1	1		
																
			8 1 3 9 8		2 1 1 7 4		2 1		1 4 5 13 7							
												1	4 5 16 7			
							15 4				6 3					
114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123	1														3 8 2 2 2 18 10 1 7 73	1 1
													1 1			
											1 2					
																
									2							
	2 2										3 1 1 1 1		1 1	1		
			1		1		2		1							
					I 5		1 5									
	7		3						1				3			
124 125 126 127 128 129 130							1		2		1		1 1 3		6 I 5 1	
																
									1 1		1					
																
																
	1														1 4	
									1		1		1			
131 132 133 134 135	13 11		35 19		21 3		34 12 2 3 6		14 3 1 4 9		10 8 1 8 9		17 14		215 154 17 59 146	
	2 11				3 3								3 10			
			9													
136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149	5 51		4 44 1		8 29		2 36				5 63 1 25 1 5	2	2 28 5 20 3 1	1	38 502 10	4
									60							
										1						
	14		15 1 8		15		11		14 1 2						203 18 54	
	6				6		2									
	6 17 17 3 1 10	1	48 9 13 4	2	8 8 23 2 2 7	8	6 12 20 3 5 5	2	10 7 8 1 2 3	1 1	9 7 5 2 2 4	4 1	3 7 3 1 2 8	1	125 130 181 30 41 134	23 1 5
			81													
150 151 152												1				1
																
																
	1,126	7														
			1,107	4	831	11	850	2	1,047	8	1,042	13	846	5	13,119	77
37 
290
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE XLVL



Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
	1862.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVBkbjb.	
										
	9,672. •		9,022.		8,935.		10,172.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathi 2 1 2 1
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	2		18 3 21	1	28	3 1	27 1 22	1	20 1 9	
										
	19				14					
										
	23 68 45 8		60 70 64 21 2 298 12 41 8 5 1 2	1 1	134 108 47 1 1 230 11 58 6 8 1 9		71 46 65 5		56 47 55 6 1 197 28 30 10 7 13	
										
										
										
										
	206 4 169 4 6 6	1					203 9 62 7 2 5	1		
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
			3				1 55 32 114 138 19 5		1 79 52 126 117 17 2	
	12 71 83 92 8									
21. Other Diseases of this Order.........................		1	54 100 107 21 4		61 98 133 18 4					
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.....................................										
										
24. Orchitis.....................................										
25. Stricture of the Urethra..........................										
										
27. Serpent Bite.................................	2						1			
28. Other Diseases of this Order.....................										
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.....................................	103		527		20		8	1	13	
										
	7 11		3 11		5 23		3 11		7 18	
										
										
34. Other Diseases of this Order...................										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.			1 73 66							
	107 46				108 55		118 84		128 92	
										
										
			2							
	1 1 2 10 3								2 3 3 6 2	
		1	4 5 3 10				4 7 7	2		
42. Other Diseases of this Order....................					2 4 5					
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
44. Scrofula.......................										
										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch..........										
47. Tape-worm..........										
48. Other Intestinal Worms .	2		5		1		3		2	
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
Carried forward___										6
	1,121	3	1,625	3	1,193	4	1,135	5	1,150	
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
291
   TABLE XLVI.
of the Pacific Region.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
9,842.			10,195.		9,843.		9, 447.		8,723.		10,001.		6,800. 1		9,375.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	7	1	5		4		1						2		114	7
2			1				2								8	2 1
3 4 5	34		2		8		7		11		7		15		169	
	27		15		7		17		35		36		22		503	1
6	41		32		36		33		46		50		46		623	
7	28		35		17		25		26		20		16		443	
8 9	6 4		17		3 3	1	9 2				1 6		2 3		79 22	2
																
10	127		94	1	61		88		130		133		114		1,881	1
11	16		10		2	1	12		9		5	1	8		126	4
12	18		34		12		12		17		30		17		500	3
13	7		9				6		1		2		2		62	
14	6		16		6		3		3		8	1	2		72	1
15 16 17 18 19	4 2		3		5 1		4 3		1 4		4 1 2				47 22 2 81 231	
																
																
			50 50		30 70								1 6			
	6						52		28		14					
20	75		300		234		168		157		146		51		1,277	
21	39		26		26	1	27		15		7		10		420	2
22	109		134	1	126		106	1	81		90		95	1	1,262	3
23	108		119		96		92		108		129		113		1,352	
24	18		13		28		18		19		20		7		206	
25	3		5	1	4		3		1		3		4		38	1
26 27 28											2		2		4 3 24	
																
			8		6		2		1		5		2			
29	3		7		3		19		33		26		6		768	1
30 31									1 17	1	1 7				2 78	1
	2		11		5		3						8			
32	38		29		18		28		17		13		15		232	
33 34							1				1		3		5 1	
					1											
35 3G							3 81		10 49		1 81				15 1,121	
	97		127		85								67			
37	60		66		55		65		55		56		48		748	
38 39 40 41 42			4 2				2				3		8 1		17 5 6 23 37	
																
					2				1 2 4							
	2 1		4 6										3			
											1					
43	4	1	1		1	1	_ 1		6	2	7		3	1	53	8
44 45 46 47 48 49			6		5		3		4		2		.4		44	
																
			1		1				2 3 1		1 1 1		2 2		7 6 22	
																
	2				4		1									
																
																
	894	2	1,242	3	967	4	903	1	898	3	923	2	710	2	12, 761	38
 
292
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLVL—PACIFIC REGION—Continued.
	1862.								--------1	
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Novem_r_. 9,851.	
* '"										
	9,672.		9,022.		8,935.		10 l~9			
								Deaths.		
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.		Cases. 1,150	Death*. 6
	1,121 3 1 35 1	3 1	1,625	3	1,193 1 2 24 2	4	1,135	5		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
			2 14 1				3 17		a 10 1	1
										
										
										
							2		1 1	
										
							2 23 2			
	22		29 2		46 3				30	
										
										
	3		6 1		3 1		2 1		5 1 27 3	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	52 3		41 3 1 2 6 13 1 8		39 2		40 4 2 1 2 4			
										
										
	4 13 4 2 6				7 7 10 3 10				1 2 6 4 2	
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear. 68. Earache............................................										
										
										
							3			
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
										
										
										
					1 1				2	1
	1 2									
										
					1 1 1 5 127 7					
			2 3 2 95 5						1 8 7 145 1	
	13 1 96 4	1					3 4 109 2			
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
										
										
										
			2 3 7 7 4 8 15 150 17							
	1 5 8 3 4 11 139 11	-■'■■■■■		1	2 8 3 5 2 26 123 12		2 4 6 2 3 16 124 1		11 5 18 3 2 12 137 1	1
										
										
										
92. Other Diseases of this Order.....................										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic.........................................										
										
95. Cholera Morbus...............................										
										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease....................					1 33			1		1 .
	19		14				17		'*"_. |........	
										
100. Diseases of Spleen.......							1 3 9 1		1 1 8 4	9
101. Fistula in Ano.......			3 4		4 10					
102. Hernia........	7 1									
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach										
Carried forward___		..........								
	1,596	5	2,096	4	1,726	4	1,550	6	1,627	
-----------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
293
TABLE XLVL—PACIFIC REGION—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
9,842.			10,195.		9,843.		9,447.		8,723.		10,001.		6,800.		9,375.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 8fi 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	894	2	1,242 1 4 12 3 1	3	967	4	903	1	898 1 4 13 3	3	923	2 1	710 1 3 28	2	12,761 7 33 210 15 4 3 5 3 297 20 1 30 7 4 488 32 5 34 52 58 25 41 4 1 4	38 2 1 2 2 1 1
	5 9						2 20 2 1	1			5 11 1					
					17 1 2	1										
																
																
			1		1 1 23 2		1				1					
																
	17 3		24 2				15 1		17		26 1		25 4 1 2	2		
																
	3		1		1	1			1		3					
							2									
									1 39 4		2 59 1 1 6 3 2 3 2					
	45 1		40 4		38 4		36 2						32 1 1			
	3 2 8 1 2		4 1 5				3 7		3 2 1 4 2 1							
					4 1 3 1 1								3 4 2 1			
							2 1									
			3 2 1	1												
																
							2		1				1			
																
																
	5 1		2		1	1	2		1		2 1	1			16 4 3 5 •10 39 28 997 53	3 2
																
									1							
	1 1 7 2 195 4		1								2					
					1		1 1		2				1			
		1	2 1 23 6								1 1 57 9					
					2 24				3 68 4							
							17 2						41 9			
																
									2 10 14 10 1 41 10 148	5 2	1 18 15 13 1 9 12 157 3		2 I 8 11 2 12 19 137	1	7 87 128 125 27 189 149 1,551 54	11 2 1 2
	20 13 11	1	6 8 12 2 15 7 93 3				13 8 9 2 45 4 139 2	1								
				1	33 17 2 46 11 89 3	1 2										
	2 6 115 1															
																
															1 226	1 1
	14	1	18		10		15		19		34		21			
											2				4 11 83 7	1
			........													
	12		13 1		5		4		5		2	1	4			
																
	1,403	5	1,564	5	1,311	10	1,264	3	1,334	10	1,390	5	1,087	5	17,948	71
 
294
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XLVL—PACIFIC REGION-Concluded.
	1802.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									9.85L	
	9 672.		9,022.		8,935.		10,172.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 9
	1,596	5	2,096	4	1,726	4	1,550	6	1,627	
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	23 11 1	1	21 22 2 1 1 5 1 35 7	1	27 16 8		20 19 2 1 3 8 16 21 2 1	1 1	19 B 2	1
										
										
										
	2 3 1 15 7 1 3				6 6 6 20 2 1 1	1			6 2 7 20 7	
										
										
										
										
Order Vn.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
			2						1	
										
										
										
					, 4		6 2		4	
										
										
	1 27	1	1 13 1		2 14				1 6	
							12			
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
										
			2							
										
										
										
	1 18 25 2 14 44 4 52 1									
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.			25 15 4 16 37 4 57 1		29 15 6 9 26 1 56	1	48 20 1 3 19 1 49 1		33 18 1 7 15 3 60 1	
132. Boils............................................										
										
134. Whitlow...........................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns..............................................										
										
										
										
	15 2 4		22 3 5		18 6 7		23 2 5		26 1 10	
										
										
										
	14 12 38 4 5 4	3 1	17 16 37 4 13 3	1 3	18 24 28 3 7 2	1	25 21 20 5 4 4		27 15 25 4 5 8	4
										
										
147. Punctured Wounds.............................										
148. Poisoning.................										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.........										
										
										
										
Total..........										14
	1,950	11	2,489	9	2,094	7	1,914	8	1,969	
										__J
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
295
TABLE XLVL—PACIFIC REGION-Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
9,842.			10,195.		9, 843.		9, 447.		8,723.		10, 001.		6,800.		9, 375.	
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 U3	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,403	5	1,564	5	1,311	10	1,264	3	1,334	10	1,390	5	1,087	5	17, 948	71
	23 6 2 1 7 8 9 26 7	1 2	34 4 3 1 8 2 13 19 8		30 3		28 5		31 8 3		33 5 2 1 7 5 2 12 4	1 1	23 1 2	1	312 108 27 5 47 55 78 252 70	4 3 3 1 1
																
					2 4 6 14 4		3 2 6 33 6		1 4 G 18 7				1 6 5 19 9			
114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123	2		1 1						1						7 10 2 2 2 23 15 2 8 100	1 1
					I								1 1			
											1 2					
																
									2 2 1							
	2 2 1										4 1 1 1 2		1 1	1		
			3		2		3									
					1 6		1 5									
	8		3						1				3			
124 125 126 127 128 129 130			1				1		2		1		1 1 3		7 1 7 1 1 9	
																
									1 1		1					
																
							1									
	1		1						1 4							
					1						2		1			
131 132 133 134 135	26 11		43 25 2 2 11		34 6		41 18 9 5 7		26 3 1 4 16		23 12 3 9 17		28 17		374 185 29 79 229	
	2 15				3 8								5 14			
136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149	6 79		5 76 1		11 56		4 78 1				5 84 2 35 1 6	2	4 42 5 24 4 3	1	48 772 13	2 4
								1	83							
										1						
	38 9 8		35 3 14		24 1 8		31		25 3 2						316 35 75	
							3									
	13 18 26 6 1 11	1	55 20 35 4 1 84	2	15 11 31 4 2 9	8	14 21 32 5 5 7	2	13 8 27 3 2 6	2 1	15 11 19 6 2 4	4 1	9 12 9 4 6 8	1 1	235 189 327 52 53 150	29 1 1 5
150 151 152												1 1				1 1
																
																
																
	1,777	9	2,082	7	1,608	18	1,639	6	1,650	14	1,731	16	1,360	10	22,263	129
 
296
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
                  TABLE  XLVII.

Abstract  of  the  Sickness  and  Mortality
Year....................................................
Month..................................................
Mean Strength, (not including Tables XXXII and XLII)
LIST OF DISEASES.
   CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES.
       Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhoid Fever.............................
Typhus Fever..............................
Typho-Malarial Fever......................
Yellow Fever..............................
Remittent Fever...........................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever...............
Tertian Intermittent Fever.................
Quartan Intermittent Fever.................
Congestive Intermittent Fever..............
Acuto Diarrhoea............................
Chronic Diarrhoea..........................
Acute Dysentery...........................
Chronic Dysentery.........................
Erysipelas.................................
Small-pox and Varioloid....................
Measles...............................----
Scarlet Fever..............................
Diphtheria.................................
Mumps.....................................
Epidemio Catarrh..........................
Other Diseases of this Order................
        Order II.—Enthetio Diseases.
Syphilis...................................
Gonorrhoea.................................
Orchitis....................................
Stricturo of the Urethra.....................
Purulent Ophthalmia.......................
Serpent Bite...............................
Other Diseases of this Order................
        Order III.—Dietic Diseases.
Scurvy................................
Purpura..............................
Delirium Tremens.....................
Inebriation............................
Chronio Alcoholism....................
Other Diseases of this Order...........
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES.
           Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.
35. Gout............................................
36. Acute Rheumatism...............................
37. Chronic Rheumatism.............................
38. Anaemia.........................................
39. General Dropsy...................................
40. Cancer............................................
41. Tumors..........................................,
42. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
          Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
43. Consumption......................................
44. Scrofula..........................................
45. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
1802.
420,671.
Cases.  Deaths
 2,695
   114
 2,283
    o
 8,376
 5,213
 4,469
   703
   301
34,119
700
586
695
317
 32
191
  1
  450
  339
6,057

  717
1,126
  264
   56
    7
   12

1,674
   14
3,102
2,489
  226
  294
    3
   74
  290

  370
  122
    CLASS  III.-PARASITIC  DISEASES.
46. Itch....................
47. Tape-worm..................
48. Other Intestinal Worms......
49. Other Diseases of this Order.
70
Carried forward.........................  gg gg_
890
 31
 29
  2
102
 13
  5
 R2
 75
270
 62
 45
 13
 10
  2
1,865
August.
345,010.
Cases.  Deaths.
 1,710
   137
 1,477
   153
 5,818
 5,085
 4,295
   393
   175
19,402
 3,619
 2,874
   481
   228
    17
    99
    2
  124
   78
4,197

  652
1,017
  198
   40
    8
    4

1,122
   27
1,418
1,470
  197
  218
   37
   33
  105

  246
   80
52
57,417
631
 35
 31
 30
 81
 21
 14
  2
 62
 80
315
 77
 66
  7
  7
  2
1,686
September.
451,126.
Cases.  Deaths
 1,377
    26
 1,451
   147
 7,135
 9,208
 7,189
 1,010
   339
32,085
 4,549
 5,461
   650
   272
    20
   206
    4
  178
  314
4,239

  963
1,956
  212
   37
   12
2,406
2,469
  329
  217
    4
   30
  187

  301
   78
68
85, 722
579
 22
 68
 40
 99
  6
 13
  2
 89
110
375
151
no
 10
 12
  4
 14
  2
  4
133
1,995
October.
599,182.
Cases.  Deaths.
 3,368
   82
 1,982
   70
 9,763
14, 532
11,468
 1,196
   571
41,069
 6,127
 8,754
 1,176
   329
   27
 1,859
    4
   125
   749
 4,018
 3,481

 1,348
 2,630
   330
   66
   39
    1
   52

   265
    6
   91
   116
    7
   25
4,124
4,156
  778
  266
   13
   59
  194

  468
  128
   14


  149
   11
  109
    3
120,209
862
 28
 79
 19
130
 11
 13
  4
123
115
596
154
202
 15
  6
 50
 29
  5
  2
142
  3
 13
  7
  1
  1
  7

153
  2
  3
November,
630,692.
Cases. Death*
 3,633
   52
 1,867
   10
 7,286
10,682
 9,028
  939
  321
31,263
 5,474
 5,816
  95fi
  468
   51
 3,230
   26
  217
 1,803
 7,788
 2,413

 1,418
 2,446
  389
   83
   50
  11
4,592
4,682
  838
  236
  18
  39
  160

  558
  129
  14


  244
  17
  77
2,802  110,149 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1863.
297
     TABLE XLYII.



of the  United States Army.
1862.									18(	33.						
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
'725,171. j			743,013.		737,769.		744, 780.		711,	257.	675,719.		587, 510.		614, 325.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. ■	Deaths.	Cas-cs.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	3,853	1,225	3,665	1,122	3,460	1,150	3,377	1,063	2,253	813	1,610	487	1,165	480	32,166	10, 483
9,	75	35	99	26	101	56	129	56	48	21	65	25	24	7	952	378
3	2,081	108	2,564	128	2,501	161	2,236	165	1,819	128	1,566	108	1,519	86	23, 346	1,175
4 5															382 86, 240	100 1,164
	6,584	112	7,058	76	6,539	98	6,817	100	6,387	81	7,102	69	7,375	84		
fi	8,485	8	7,608	9	6,441	11	7,350	13	7,215	12	7,705	4	10,620	7	100,144	140
7	7,156	20	5,758	6	5,603	15	6,102	4	6,094	4	6,948	4	8,350	6	82,460	116
8	825	15	994		817	6	726	3	726	1	631	3	912		9,872	38
9	280	91	416	103	347	88	315	79	377	64	255	50	262	77	3,959	1,022
10	31,740	70	37,981	87	30, 668	107	31,815	107	27,456	45	32, 342	38	31,939	41	381,879	941
11	6,253	785	8,156	725	6,270	816	5,988	896	4,818	761	4,207	654	4,370	659	64,531	7,556
12	5,232	58	5,258	62	4,952	62	4,719	49	4,272	36	7,084	56	7,482	95	66, 490	967
13	853	94	1,135	90	797	76	694	103	437	37	427	51	678	70	8,979	1,090
14	735	103	880	157	765	164	799	106	814	100	592	64	529	37	6,728	812
15	261	72	518	133	476	182	557	209	537	155	265	112	126	36	2,893	950
16	3,449	412	3,133	317	2,186	175	1,606	122	953	36	492	19	156	5	17,560	1,314
17	38	3	35	2	21	6	39	1	20	3	11	1	6		207	18
18	388	40	435	42	375	34	364	31	246	25	194	21	125	16	2,469	288
19	2,703	6	2,309	2	1,949	6	1,544	4	1,247		800	1	279	1	14,135	29
20	10,421	1	9,001	1	7,862	4	8,076	4	5,241		2,334	I	1,094		56, 566	20
21	2,678	69	1,646	25	1,654	86	1,351	75	1,254	33	946	22	528	4	30, 444	865
22	1,640	2	1,584	6	1,382		1,352	3	1,123	1	1,080		1,019	3	14,278	27
S3	2,471		2,058	4	1,672		1,939		1,789		1,673	2	1,642		22,419	6
24	385		385	1	320	1	285		285	1	233		176		3,462	3
25	89		83	1	91	1	85		59		46	1	48		783	3
?,fi	77		140		126		154		150		174		194		1,104	
27 28					2 48						3 25		4 26		29 433	7
	36		70			2	72	1	43							
29	293	5	277	6	569	5	660	6	900	11	G01	5	653	11	7,729	88
30	19	4	28	4	25	8	68	5	91	7	41	3	14	2	301	34
31	59	10	64	13	78	9	69	9	83	12	62	8	58	6	815	110
32	184	2	121	2	112	3	113	3	122	1	118	3	114	3	1,289	22
33	28	2	24		17	2	33	1	29	1	38		24	2	226	8
34	75	4	59	4	62	4	19		63		73		56		569	20
35	12		18		8		17		16		8		7		158	
36	5,878	12	6,437	7	5,329	16	4,917	8	3,719	8	2,983	6	1,998	1	46, 903	87
37	5,792	9	6,743	12	5,500	9	5,142	3	3,546	8	2,500	2	1,715	2	46,404	67
38	1,037	18	1,203	26	1,048	18	1,252	21	900	11	941	17	788	20	9,537	180
39	239	8	186	11	185		234	4	142	6	77	1	89	2	2,383	56
40	6	1	15	2	15	1	19		15	2	5		3		153	9
41	60	1	58		49		71		73		38		45		629	3
42	203	7	266	12	193	24	178	11	114	3	45	7	51		1,986	100
43	612	232	i 667	245	648	245	769	269	508	182	347	142	268	98	5,762	2,014
44	189	1	243	4	2G5	2	338	3	253	3	182	I	128	4	2,135	29
45	19	3	17		33	4	54	1	18	2	11		5		185	16
46	673		958		1,037		1,080		773		702		647		6,263	
47	12		16		19		29		13		11		14		142	
48	• 8(J		96	1	91		93		71		61		45		913	1
49	20		17		3		14		17		5		5		84	
	114,278	3,648	120,482	3,474	102,711	3,657	103, 660	3,538	87,129	2,614	87, 659	1,988	87,375	1,865	1,169,476	32,356
38 
298
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XL VIL—UNITED  STATES ARMY—Continued.
Year...................................................
Month..................................................
Mean Strength, (not including Tables XXXII and XLII)
LIST OF DISEASES
  50.
  51.
  52.
  53.
  54.
  55.
  56.
  57.
  58.
  59.
  60.
  61.

  62.
  63.
  64.
  65.
  66.
  67.

  68.
  69.
  70.
  71.
  72.

  73.
  74.
  75.
  76.
  77.
  78.
  79.
  80.
  81.
  82.

  83.
 84.
 85.
 86.
 87.
 88.
 89.
 90.
 91.
 92.

 93.
 94.
 95.
 96.
 97.
 98.
 99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
            Brought forward................

     CLASS IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.

     Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
 Apoplexy...................................
 Epilepsy....................................
 Headache...................................
 Insanity....................................
 Inflammation of Brain.......................
 Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.
 Inflammation of Spinal Chord.
 Nostalgia....................
 Neuralgia...................
 Paralysis....................
 Sun-stroke...................
 Other Diseases of this Order.
         Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
 Amaurosis............................
 Cataract..............................
 Inflammation of Conjunctiva.
 Inflammation of Iris.........
 Night Blindness.............
 Other Diseases of this Order.
         Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
 Earache..............................,
 Inflammation of Internal Ear.
 Deafness.....................
 Otorrhoea....................
 Other Diseases of this Order.
 Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
 Aneurism.....................................
 Valvular Disease of Heart......................
 Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
 Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
 Inflammation of Pericardium...................
 Inflammation of Endocardium..................
 Inflammation of Veins..........................
 Varicose Veins.................................
 Varicocele......................................
 Other Diseases of this Order....................
  Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
 Asthma.......................................
 Acute Bronchitis..............................
 Chronic Bronchitis..............................
 Dropsy of Chest................................
 Haemorrhage from Nose.........................
Inflammation of  Larynx.........................
Inflammation of  Lungs......................
Inflammation of  Pleura........................
Haemorrhage from Lungs........................
Other Diseases of this Order.....................
  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
Colic...................
Constipation.................
Cholera Morbus..............
Cirrhosis of Liver............
Dropsy from Hepatic Disease .
Dyspepsia...................
Diseases of Pancreas.........
Diseases of Spleen...........
Fu.tulain Ano.................
Hernia..................
Haemorrhage from Stomach...
Parried forward .
13
  25
  30
   6
 172
 318
 153

 176
,697
 290
   5
  62
 118
 483
 500
  91
 148

,459
,351
,302
  84
,095
 88
 50
773
 30
107, 731
22
2,123
   26
   13
   12
   76
  207
   77

  122
2,493
  183
   10
   49
   64
  291
  278
   73
   98

1,644
2,221
1,054
 47
665
 47
 42
533
 16
71,346
   30
   15
    5
  140
  206
   95

  177
3,230
  246
    9
   50
  101
  424
  408
  115
  282

2,304
2,511
1,313
 35
801
 80
 65
701
 32
1, 907  103, (
22
    9
   47
    7
    2
   38
   20
    7
  306
  402
  134

  270
3,010
  460
    9
  108
  308
1,221
  706
  181
  927

2,914
3,666
1,114
    2
   78
1,071
  139
   72
1,150
   32
2,213  151,223
  1
  3
  1
  3

  9
124
 10
  5
 17
  4
 87
  9
  5
 29
 23
  3
346
391
  358
6,080
  737
  49
  98
  527
2,256
1,002
  200
1,678

2,150
3,749
  686
   7
  140
1,245
   3
  160
   83
1.04G
   34
3,147  140,837 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
299
TABLE XL VIL—UNITED STATES ARMY—Continued.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
725,171.			743,013.		737, 769.		744,	780.	711,257.		675,719.		587,510.		614, 325.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	114,278	3,648	120, 482	3,474	102,711	3,657	103, 660	3,538	87,138	2,614	87, 659	1,988	87, 375	1,865	1,169,476	32, 356
50	48	23	48	23	41	33	51	30	31	19	30	15	30	17	409	266
51	277	11	309	10	297	17	293	11	228	10	214	2	140	o	2,652	106
52	2,030		2,227		2,179		2,421		2,277		2,049		2,037		20,858	
53	• 73	3	92	1	71	2	111	2	55	3	69		47	1	852	21
54	44	36	58	65	56	57	69	62	52	47	32	42	20	25	455	436
55	32	21	36	26	48	41	36	25	14	27	17	12	11	12	306	210
56	135	3	156	8	120	13	134	6	77	3	38		37		1,009	39
57	237	2	282	4	315	3	226	1	163		132		102		2,057	12
58	2,109	1	2,251	1	2,006	2	2,074	1	1,796		1,536		1,198	2	18, 941	8
59	122	8	142	11	121	14	131	10	88	6	68	4	59	7	1,190	97
60 61					3 239	9	2 293	13	33 158	1 7	185 112	3 4	393 210	8 4	1,221 2,695	48 134
	234	17	344	18												
62	49		73		58		67		48		45		25		523	
63	20		44		18		38		73		15		12		311	
64	2,135		2,039		1,945		2,188		2,126		2,184		1,905		21,198	
65	86		60		86		80		61		42		35		630	
66	60		68		60		92		151		197		204		1,159	
67	109		139		139		119		99		85		73		1,283	
68	630		674		697		672		569		384		385		5,624	
69	199		174		171		118		119		75		64		1,627	
70	90		120		114		98		77		45		32		783	
71	304		321		305		304	1	217	1	128		108		2,471	2
72	19		25		20		19		9		5		6		219	
73	7	2	7	2	8	1	14	6	12	3	9	2	5	1	100	20
74	129	27	170	21	209	20	211	23	178	29	115	12	81	10	1,227	185
75	23	7	39	6	41	7	39	5	44	4	17	9	10	4	229	48
76	10	7	24	4	19	3	35	5	12	5	5	5	7	3	119	35
77	65	4	79	8	72	14	69	10	59	8	42	5	32	5	566	90
78	37	9	20	fi	26	3	20	2	25	5	20		15		264	47
79	16		15	1	14		21		16		8		9	1	133	6
80	348		451		365		356		313		304		236		3,413	1
81	381		397		341		306		257		216		182		3,604	
82	113	15	81	10	116	13	66	9	78-	6	54	4	38	9	1,093	159
83	411	2	534	4	366	11	447		329	3	179		154		3,523	29
84	8,244	34	7,892	38	7,550	35	8,221	31	5,680	18	2,873	14	1,822	4	60,792	204
85	1,072	27	1,524	21	1,391	34	1,639	31	1,158	26	531	10	420	18	9,651	189
86	22	4	13	3	14	3	30	4	19	3	8	2	9		197	31
87	187		101		73		90	1	78	1	89		47		1,032	3
88	621	10	842	12	932	15	1,115	19	696	9	494	5	267	1	6,085	102
89	3,086	692	3,000	782	3,313	790	3,131	754	2,156	577	1,130	241	590	128	21,081	4,769
90	1,254	18	1,504	20	1,285	42	1,391	19	1,036	11	736	13	522	9	10,624	166
91	197	9	272	6	188	7	294	11	207	6	157	10	91	2	2,066	63
92	3,183	35	2,925	9	2,600	13	2,636	24	2,087	12	917	6	375	7	17,856	225
93	2,413	2	2,303		1,945	1	1,756	2	1,659	2	1,762	1	1,802	2	25, 111	17
94	4,209		4,095	1	3,650	2	4,165	1	3,585	1	3,541	1	3,132	1	41,875	7
95	526	4	477	1	288	1	338	2	333	5	701	7	838	8	8,989	96
96	5		28	1	12		7		10		28	2	10		109	4
97	147	5	164	8	186	7	226	8	162	5	93	6	105	2	1,467	69
98	1,243	2	1,421	1	1,408	5	1,461		1,169		1,187		879		13,626	11
99 100	10 94	1	6 92		1 87	7	19 44				2 41				41 956	12
									55	3			29			
101	100		84		89		93	1	79	3	76		64		897	4
102	1,175	2	1,214	1	1,021	2	964	1	686		522	1	414		10,209	16
103	28		49	1	45	5	57	1	22		8		17		370	9
	152,676	4,691	159,987	4,608	139,475	4,889	142,557	4,670	117,852	3,483	111, 221	2,426	106,710	2,158	1,505,253	40,352
 
;>oo
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE XLVIL—ARMY OF THE  UNITED  STATES-Concluded.
Year .
Month
Mean Strength, (not including Tables XXXIIand XLII)
LIST OF DISEASES.
               Brought forward
  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued

104. Haemorrhage from Bowels
105. Inflammation of Tonsils
106. Inflammation of Stomach
107. Inflammation of Bowels
108. Inflammation of Peritonaaum
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver,
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver
111. Jaundice......................
112. Piles.........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order
 ORDER VIL—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel
115. Diabetes........
116. Bright's Disease
117. Diseases of Prostate
118. Diseases of Testis
119. Inflammation of Kidneys
120. Inflammation of Bladder
121. Incontinence of Urine
122. Hydrocele
123. Other Diseases of this Order
124. Anchylosis
125. Caries
126. Inflammation of Joints
127. Inflammation of Bones
128. Inflammation of Periosteum
129. Necrosis
130. Other Diseases of this Order
131. Abscess
132. Boils
133. Carbuncle
134. Whitlow
135. Skin Diseases

  CLASS  V.  WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                   INJURIES.

      Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns
137. Contusions
138. Concussion of Brain
139. Drowning
140. Sprains
141. Dislocation
142. Simple Fractures
143. Compound Fractures
144. Gunshot Wounds.
145. Incised Wounds
146. Lacerated Wounds
147. Punctured Wounds,
148. Poisoning...................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries
150. Order II.—Homicide
151. Order in.—Suicide
152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence

               Total................. 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1863.
301
TABLE XLVIL—ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES—Concluded.
1862.			1863.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
	725,171.		743,013.		737,769.		744,780.		711,257.		675,719.		587,510.		,614,325.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	152,676	4,691	159,987	4,608	139,475	4,889	142,557	4,670	117,852	3,483	Ill, 221	2,426	106,710	2,158	1,505,253	40,352
104	80	8	115	3	106	4	100	6	104	4	60		71	13	745	44
105	2,529	7	2,702	2	2,390	6	2,467	3	1,919		1,156	2	736	2	18,183	40
106	405	14	380	21	360	14	313	28	327	19	248	18	258	14	3,901	171
107	177	28	275	31	217	30	253	30	211	17	275	21	175	22	2,233	280
108	81	18	62	15	34	11	41	15	38	14	25	9	36	12	459	159
109	461	9	414	4	338	10	363	6	• 311	8	269	8	199	5	4,141	82
110	421	8	362	7	352	8	352	12	303		260	6	194	2	3,702	65
111	4,832	25	3,798	12	2,612	14	2,414	9	1,679	6	1,185	6	904	10	32,154	119
112	2,143	1	2,359		2,188		2,031	1	1,784	1	1,546	1	1,446	4	20, 444	19
113	374	25	671	7	503	7	602	8	406	6	435	6	264	16	6,572	138
114	99		158	1	123	2	132		92		64	1	63	1	877	6
lib	33	0	50	1	49	4	69	4	39	2	16	1	22		445	18
116	60	5	73	5	79	8	89	1	73	2	48	4	28	2	505	37
117	13		36		11	1	18		7		11		3		128	1
118	136	1	147		139		109	2	95		65		37		892	3
119	389	7	467	7	460	8	405	7	355	7	242	1	224	2	3,715	55
12U	133	2	148	1	133	2	138	1	107	1	54		47	1	1,184	16
121	177		185		180		168		144		75		74		1,289	1
122	52		73		61	1	64		40		17		26		531	1
123	189	2	172	2	129	1	80	2	63	3	76		40	2	2,098	19
124	36		47		43		54		38		24		14		354	
125	27		54	1	33		48		23		17	1	7		237	2
12b	160		171	2	157	1	169	1	169		118		108		1,244	4
127	8		16		22		12		9	1	10		3		92	1
128	40		60		74	3	63		73		38		41		443	3
129	50		61		53		47	2	47		31		17		488	4
1JU	24		32		32		18		42		25		5		278	3
131	1,503	.6	1,242	4	1,001	5	1,133	10	1,059	5	1,088	7	1,030	3	14,737	63
132	1,574		1,597		1,466		1,557		1,412		1,713		1,684		15,237	
133	188		165		157	1	182	1	136		132		111		2,226	3
134	381		406		348		403		354		291		265		3,442	
	695		719	1	647		639		473	1	441		461		8,193	6
	*.	./	»			*	•\	.			7	■' **	> *		i ,!f e '	J""'
136	314	3	392	4	273		328	3	277	1	224	3	192	G	2,714	24
137	1,138	5	1,189	3	902	2	1,098	1	1,081	2	1,219	3	982	6	11,133	35
138	38	6	37	8	11	2	26	10	16	4	29	2	26	8	295	62
139		5		10		17		24		11				19		124
140	1,093		1,189		1,030		1,243		1,347		1,292		860		10,183	
141	113		98		91	1	81		83	1	74	1	48		925	3
142	207	2	190		111	1	140	4	142	3	169	2	107	4	1,691	35
143	52	9	28	33	9	8	19	7	22	6	74	9	53	8	277	135
144	13,496	1,292	3,647	1,000	635	314	790	172	1,381	220	13,301	1,049	3,228	871	57,395	8,773
145	581	2	713	5	526	2	621	1	521	4	437	3	375	1	5,652	73
146	715	49	347	16	282	4	232	1	205	5	201	7	183	3	4,573	269
147	143	3	122	1	92		112	2	114		234	7	111	5	1,643	110
148	63	5	57	4	61	4	76		45		107	5	108	1	884	24
149	575	38	407	37	370	17	321	28	260	17	210	15	201	40	3,858	357
150		4		2		2				1		g		2		26
151		10		6		6		11		13		14		5		92
152		2				1		1		3		1		4		13
																
1	88,674	6 294	185,620	5,864 1	L58,365	5,411	L62,177	5,087	135,278	3,871	L38,847	3,670	L21,777	3,252	1,757,645	51,870
 
 
SICKNESS. ETC., DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.           303
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS DURING THE THIRD
                             FISCAL YEAR.
                  (From  July 1,  1863,  to June 30? 1864.)
ATLANTIC EEGION.
Table XLVIII.	
Table	XLIX.
Table	L.
Table	LI.
Table	LII.
Table	' LIII.
Table	LIV.
Table	LV.
Table	LVI.
    The reports received from troops in this region are consolidated into statistical tables
for seven armies or departments, as follows:

    1. The Department of the East  -    -    -    -    -
    2. The Middle Department -.....
    3. The Department of Washington    -
    4. The Army of the Potomac   -----
    5. The Department of Virginia  -    -    -    -    -
    6. The Department of North Carolina -
    7. The Department of the South -----
        To these tables are added—
    8. A table showing the mortality in the general hospitals of
        the Atlantic Region   ------
    9. A consolidated table for the Atlantic Region

              1. The Department of the East—Table XLVIII.

    In this table are included the  reports received from troops within the boundaries
indicated in the remarks on Table XXV, viz:  The New England States and the Middle
States, excepting the  State of Delaware.
    Officially the Department of the East  continued throughout the year, to consist of
the New England States, the State of New York, and the State of New Jersey.  General
J. A. Dix  was assigned  to command July 15, 1863.   The State of Pennsylvania, which is
also here  included, was divided between the Department of the Susquehanna and  the
Department of the Monongahela, as has already been shown.   By General Orders No. 152,
April  6, 1864,  the Department of  the Monongahela was merged  into the  Department
of the  Susquehanna.  It has not been considered necessary to represent these  departments
by separate tables. 
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SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE  TROOPS
                   2.  The Middle Department—Table XLIX.

     As during the previous year this table  includes the reports received from troops in
the State of Delaware, the Eastern Shore of Virginia, and  those portions of the State of
Maryland east of Hancock, which are not embraced in the Department of Washington.
     These boundaries are essentially those fixed by General Orders No. 186, June 24,
1863.  (See remarks on Table XXVI.)
     By General Orders  No. 226, July 23, 1863, the  county of St. Mary's, Maryland,
was detached  from the Middle Department to form a separate military district. December
21, 1863, the District of  St. Mary's and the Eastern Shore of Virginia were annexed to
the Department  of  Virginia and  North Carolina, and  March 12, 1864, Fort Delaware,
Delaware, was detached.   These changes have, however, been disregarded in constructing
the tables.  General II. H. Lockwood  assumed command of the department December 5,
1863, and March 12, 1864, General Lew Wallace was assigned to command.

                 3. The Department of Washington—Table  L.

     Here are embraced the reports from the garrison of Washington and the troops in its
immediate vicinity.  The boundaries of the  department continue to  be those fixed
February 2, 1863.   (See remarks on Table XXVIL)   General C. C. Augur was assigned
to command October 14, 1863.   By General Orders  No. 214, June 21, 1864, the Depart-
ment was extended to embrace that portion of Maryland between the Patuxent, Chesapeake
bay, and the Potomac river, including  the  Prisoners' Camp at Point Lookout.   This
change has been disregarded in the construction of the table.

                    4.  The Army of  the Potomac—Table LI.

     Subsequently to the  battle of Gettysburg, July 1, 2, and 3,  1863, the Army of the
Potomac, under General Meade, crossed into Virginia and moved towards the Rappahannock;
fell back subsequently to the line of the Bull Run—the Second Corps being involved in
the action of Bristoe Station on the way—after which, again advancing, the passage of the
Rappahannock was  forced November 7th, and  the Mine Run movement made towards the
close of the month; no considerable operations occurred subsequently until the following
spring.
     March 10, 1864, Lieutenant  General Grant  made his headquarters with the Army
of the Potomac, which, on the  3d of May,  crossed the Rappahannock  and  made the
campaign by way  of the Wilderness, Spottsylvania Court-house,  and Cool Arbor, to
Petersburg.   The chief engagements were in  the Wilderness, May 5th, 6th, and  7th; at
Spottsylvania Court-house, May  9th, 10th, 12th, and 14th;  at Bethesda church, May 30th,
and at Cool  Arbor, June 1st and 2d.   June 14th and  15th the Army crossed the James 
DURING  THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
305
river, and on the 16th, 17th, and 18th, assaulted  the works of Petersburg.   The close of
the year found the army still besieging that place.
     The Eleventh and Twelfth Corps "were detached  from the Army  of the  Potomac
September 24,  1863, and ordered to the Department of the Cumberland.  The reports of
these corps  for September are consolidated with the Army of the Potomac, for October
with the Department of the Cumberland.   The Ninth Corps was brought from the Depart-
ment of the Ohio and effected a junction with the Army of the Potomac in April, 1864.
It remained a  separate  command until May 24, 1864, when it was consolidated with the
Army of the Potomac.   In  these tables the reports from the Ninth Corps for March are
consolidated with the Department of the Ohio;  those for April, May, and June, with the
Army of the Potomac.

                 5. The  Department of  Virginia—Table LII.

     The boundaries of this  Department continue  the  same as during the previous year.
(See remarks on Table XXIX.)
     General Orders No. 217, July  15, 1863, consolidated the Departments  of Virginia
and North  Carolina, assigning General J. G.  Foster to  command.   October 28, 1863, he
was succeeded by General B. F. Butler.  In these  tables, however, the reports from troops
in North Carolina have been kept separate.
     May 5, 1864, the  Tenth and  Eighteenth  Corps  were moved from Gloucester  and
Yorktown on transports down the  York and up  the James  river to Bermuda  Hundred,
participated in the  battle of Cool  Arbor,  and  after  the  arrival of the Army of the
Potomac before Petersburg, in the operations against that place.

             6.  The Department of North Carolina—Table LIII.

     As during previous years this table embraces the reports from  troops  operating in
North Carolina.
                7.  The Department  of the South—Table LIV.

    As during previous years this  table includes the  troops operating  on  the coast of
South Carolina and  Georgia, and on the east coast of  Florida, including Fort Jefferson
and Key West.
    July 16, 1863, General  Q. A. Gillmore was assigned to command; May  5, 1864, he
was succeeded by General J.  G. Foster.
    Besides the operations  against Charleston, which were protracted  throughout  the
year, the most important movement  was  the Florida expedition in February,  1864, which
led to the battle of Olustee, February 20th.
           39 
306
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
          TABLE XLVIH.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1863.					-----1
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		K"VI'.MHK>!. 12,221.	
										
	14,107.		25,818.		18,387.		16,505.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Coses. 28 1	Death-3
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	48 1 55	3 1	87	9	53	14	44 1 19	5 I		
										
			14		16					
										
	60 99 25 12 1 775 92 86 16 19 1 3	1 1	241 166 221 16 1 1,387 122 95 16 17 1		121 292 318 18 3 638 98 75 3 6 1	1 3	109 129 221 2 2 312 122 36 19 3 2 1		37 73 90 1	
										
										
										
										
								5 1 2	136 09 22 4 6	0
										
										
										
										
15. Small-pox and Varioloid.............................										
										
17. Scarlet Fever.......................................										
	2 8 71 44 105 110 11 1 2 1		3 8 30 37 138 205 6				3 7 80 12 182 198 36 5 3		8 34 119 24 125 183 22 8 3	
					16 33 31 173 209 20 2 6					
										
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis..........................................										
										
21. Orchitis..........................................										
										
			5							
27. Serpent Bite....................................										
			4 3 7 21 14 10		1 1		5 1 3 29 13 9		10	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	18									
								1	2 20 10 0 5 1 65 60 8	2
	20 11 1	3		2 1	31 10 6					
										
										
34. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout....................................					1 84 56 11 3					
	51 70 13		78 45 24				75 74 9			
										
										
										
	1 3 1 11 4						1		1	
			1 2 13 9							
				1	2 24 5	4	13 26 5 4 27 1	2	3 15 1	1
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
45. Other Diseases of this Order..............										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch..............	15		10		21 1 1				32	
										
48. Other Intestinal Worms___										
49. Other Diseases of this Order.									'	
Carried forward.....										___
	1,867	9	3,057	13	2,390	22			1,248	8
							1,843			1 -J
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18C4.
307
      TABLE XLVIH.



of the Department of the East.
1863.			1864.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		ArRiL.		May.		June.		Total.	
14, 397.			19,070.		25,739.		28,018.		19,521.		11,035.		12,143.		18,080.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases, i Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	22	3	31	4	40	9	68	17	26	5	7		7	2	461	74
2 3 4 5							6 3	2							9 141	3 7
	3		2		1	1			6	2	8	1	14	2		
	46		46		59	o	65		67	2	32		31		914	5
fi	31		40		64		88		65		56		39		1,142	
7	38		62		46		71		102		106		97		1,397	
8	3		9		8		14		9		13		10		115	
9 10			1 310		1 325	1									9 5,037	1 1
	111						351	1	233		178		281	.......		
11	50	1	46	1	38	3	83	2	66		21		44		851	18
12	17		21		29		33		31		17		54		516	1
13	0						8		7		10		2		87	2
14	8		29	2	35		55		54	1	18		13		263	4
15	1		13		13	2	21	1	48	5	28	3	12	2	141	13
16			8		279	4	499	17	208	6	54	1	10	1	1,062	29
17	2		1		5		5		5		1		1		20	
18 19	4 19		58 64		28 172	1	15 152		12 155		4 48				137 736	1
													53			
20	105		220		270		283		276		64		38		1,589	
21	8		45	1	56		100	1	49	1	31	1	67		504	4
22	95		184		169		270		229	1	216		175		2,061	1
23	1S3		208		261		306		261		157		148		2,384	
24	21		29		31		38		49		18		26		307	
25	3		4		4		4		5		3		7		46	
26	12		8		5		11		2		2		4		63	
27 28 29															1 45 40	
	1		7 2				2 1		11 9				4 3	.......		
					1						1					
30 31									C 26						18 295	18
	12	2	25	2	38	3	35	2		2	18		20			
32	12		17	2	30		48		34		28		24		251	4
33	6		8	1	7		7		5		10		21		92	1
34	G						2								13	
35 36							9 187				1 63	....._.	64	____	12 1,223	1
	80	1	148		146				162							
37	86		89		88		81		136		92		91		968	
38	12		12		19		18		22		12		7		167	
39 40 41															3 8 21	
	1 2		1 3				1 4		1 1		1 2					
					4								1			
42 43	3 10						1 18								25 187	28
		2	20	3	9	4		4	13	1	17	4	11	2		
44	9		8		11		9		11		10		12	____„.	94	
45 46							1 71				1 29		49		6 460	
	26		56		85				39							
47 -3 49					1 5 3		1 35 1		1 1 3						5 43 12	
	1												3	----		
			1								1					
	1,001	9	1,836	16	2,391	30	3,081	47	2,446	26	1,378	10	1,443	9	23,981	216
 
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SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLVIII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST—Continued.
					IS	53.		-		
	.....									
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									*Novkmiii:i;.	
	14,107.		25,818.		18,387.		16,505.			
									12,221.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. | Deaths.		Cases.	Death*
	1,867	9	3,057 1 26 47	13 1	2,390 1 14 41 2	22 1	i		1,248	8
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.							1 24 13 2 1	1 1 2		
	13 80 1 1	1							11 16 1	
										
										
		1	3 2	2						
										
					2 4 29 5		2 5 28			
			4 58 6 35 2	1					1 19 3 1 5 2	1
	29 5 19 1									
										
							1 5 5			
					2					
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	21		20		32	........	18 6 1 2		18	
										
	1 1		3		3					
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.					12 2 2 14					
	3 2 8 2		7 3 3 19 1 3 1				3 2 7 4 1 8 1 I 1 1			
										
								2	6 12 1 3	
72. Other Diseases of this Order..........										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	5				15					
75. Dropsy from Heart Disease..........................										
76. Dropsy of Pericardium..............................									1 1 2	
	2 1		5							
										
79. Inflammation of Veins...........................					1 1 4					
	7 6 5 4 40 13		3 7 4 4 74 17 2 2 6 20 12 5 5 106 101 27				7 5 4 9 94 25	2	6 3 2 2 245 23	
										
82. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.				1 1 3	7 80 11 1 1 1 17 12 5 3 44 68 8					
81. Acute Bronchitis...........................										
85. Chronic Bronchitis.......................										
86. Dropsy of Chest......................										
87. Haemorrhage from Nose......................	2 12 17 10 3 6 77 71 33					2	o 5 40 14 1 53 27 76 7 1 1 45			
88. Inflammation of Larynx............									13 50 16 2 23 10 54	1 3
89. Inflammation of Lungs............										
90. Inflammation of Pleura............										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.................										
92. Other Diseases of this Order...................										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic.........................										
94. Constipation................										
95. Cholera Morbus.....................										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver.............										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease...........	8 23		4 38		13 30					
98. Dyspepsia..............									30	
99. Diseases of Pancreas.......										
100. Diseases of Spleen___										
101. Fistula in Ano.....	1 27		3 18 1		1 24				3 21	
102. Hernia........							17			
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach										
Carried forward.....										___.
	2,427	11	3,765	22	2,902	25	2,419	25	1,854	13
										
--------------										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G4.
309
TABLE XLVIII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST—Continued.
1863.									186 L		1					
December.			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May. June. 1				Total.	
14,397.			19,070.		25, 739.		28, 018.		19, 521.		11, 035.		12,143.		18,080.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,001	9	1,836	16	2,391	30	3,081	47	2,446	26	1,378	10	1,443	9	23,981	216
50. 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61					1 19 86 5	1 1	1 26 94	1 1	2 15 56 2				2 17 61 1	1	9 199 633 19 7 15 8 45 470 33 65 42	6 4 1 8 9 2 1 1 4
	16 28 2 2 3 45 3	1 1 1	13 78 2 1 2 1 2 34 2	1 1							5 33 1					
							1 3 2 11 70 3	1 3								
					2	2			4	3						
											1 3 27 1	1				
					2 67 1				1 37 1 1 4				9 33 3 8 3			
	1		3	1	7	1	7	2			2					
62 63 64 65 66 67			3 1 63 2		2 1 40 3 3 2								1 3 40		13 10 459 17 16 35	
	2 24						1 72 3 1 2		1 64 1 1 6		1 47 2 1 6					
	1 2												1 4			
			10													
68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 83 90 91 92															12 67 35 176 69	
	7 1 6 15		14 3 18 12		10 1 34 4		7 6 33		9 13 22				5 2 11 1			
																
											14					
	1 4						1 12	1	1 10						6 103 4 2 21 7 2 100 55 25	10 1 3 1 4
		1	5	2	9 2					3	14	1 1	15			
																
	3 1		2		3	3	1		1 1 1 6 5 2	1	1		1 1			
																
	3 6		8		17 6 2	1	14 8 2	1			17 1		11 4 3			
			1													
	4 252 25 2 5 7 47 22 5 23		12 629 75	2	12 538 70	3	8 513 57	2 I	6 296 92	2	5 117 69		19 64 53	1	92 2,942 530 5 38 331 845 291 47 317	10 1 1 1 5 92 2 1 39
		1	3 179 163 57 2 27	2 13 1	3 22 169 46 2 43	2 19	10 40 151 41 5 • 52	20 2 1 38	7 39 110 34 5 49	24	2 7 31 14 5 27		1			
												5	30 13 7 6	2		
93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	17 51 16		68 149 2		46 124 1		39 238 9		26 206 2-		34 77		49 104 24		543 1,319 129 1 33 539 2 4 21 245 7	
																
	2 35 2 3 1 10		1 42				2 67		1 52		1 58					
					77								42			
											1 2 9					
			3 27 1		3 14 1		1 36 2		2 23 1				1 19 1			
																
	1,706	14	3,556	39	3,891	63	4,733	121	3,664	59	2,014	18	2,116	13	35,047	423
 
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SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  XLVIII.—DEPARTMENT  OF THE  EAST—Concluded.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
             Brought forward......................

Oedkr VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.....
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...
.109. Acute Inflammation of Liver ..
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice.....................
112. Piles.........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order ...
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114. Stone and Gravel............
115. Diabetes....................
116. Bright's Disease.............
117. Diseases of Prostate.........
118. Diseases of Testis...........
119. Inflammation of Kidneys---
120. Inflammation of Bladder.....
121. Incontinence of Urine.......
122. Hydrocele..................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
1863.
July.
14,107.
Cases.  Deaths.
2,427
49
 1
 8
 2
 1
 3
16
29
 9
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries......................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle___
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
  CLASS V._WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                    INJURIES.

      ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns...........................................
137. Contusions.......................................
138. Concussion of Brain..............................
139. Drowning........................................
140. Sprains..........................................
141. Dislocation......................................
142. Simple Fractures........................  ........
143. Compound Fractures.............................
144. Gunshot Wounds.................................
145. Incised Wounds..................................
146. Lacerated Wounds...............................
147. Punctured Wounds...............................
148. Poisoning........................................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries......................
150. Order II.—Homicide...............
151. ORDER III.—Suicide..............

152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence.

                Total...............
August.
25,818.
September.
18,387.
Cases.  Deaths.  Cases.  Deaths
3,765
44
45
 9
266
 15
 15
 11
3,115
 es
170
 18
 36
 15
2,902
37
 7
 2
 1
21
 2
25
41
20
16
4,492
25
October.
16,505.
Cases.  Deaths.
2,419
25
28
 30
  1
  3
  5
124
 13
  2
  1
  1
 22
3,478
 28
  6
  8
  1
135
 18
  9
2,957
1,854
29
2,295 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
311
TABLE XLVIII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST—Concluded.
1863.			1861.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
14,397.			19,070.		25,739.		28,018.		19,521.		11, 035.		12,143.		18, 080.	
1	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.	
	1,706	14	3,556	39	3,891	63	4,733	121	3,664	59	2,014	18	2,116	13	35,047	423
104 105	3 103		1				1		1						16 1,319	
			223		238		256		159		75		45			
106 107 108 103	3		3		9	1	1		1				0		41 26 9 49 26 182	1
	1 1		2				1		1		3	2	3			
				1	1				2	2				1		2 5
					1		6		1							
110 HI							1 15				4 12		2 7			
	9		6		14				5							
112	22		37		27		63		36		44		38		429	
113	1		74		53		42		68		10		20		338	
114 115 116			4 4 4		1 1 2		2		5 " 1		2		1		23 12 13 10 29 54	
	3 1															
											2					
117 118 119							8 6 3	1	2 1 4							1
	2 4				9 10								1 2			
			4								4					
120	3		1		1		3		3		4		1		24	
121	2		2		12		16		9		7		4		69	
122			1		3		2				1				17 44 8 7 43	
123			23		4		4		2		3					1
124 125 126	1		1		1 4 3		1		1 1 5				2 1 4			
																
	1		3				6				3					
127 128 129					1										4 7 20	
	2 1		1 2								2 1					
					4		5		1				1			
130	2		5				1		3						12	
131	64		24		25	1	46		32		40		18		531	1
132	46		64		78		82		56		33		53		752	
133	2				6		16		10		8 20		6 14		94 212	
134	13		29		29		29		10							
135	25		67		113		86		107		71		54		610	
136	12		11		12		4		8		6		5		101	
137	67		89		108		90		77		58		64		806	
138 139 140	1		4			1 3				1 1	2 75				10	2 11
												1	76	1		
	43		96		65		71		79						666	
141 142	1 7		4 5		2 7		4 11		10 9				2 4		38 122	
											5					
143 144			1 35	1	1 23	3	4 37								13 917	18
	44	1						2	27		34		122			
145	20		12		29	1	41	2	25		23		22		259	3
146	17		26		24		22		9		20		5		172	
147	10		2		7		6	1	8		2		5		64	1
148 149				1			1 4	1 1	2 5	1	2 1	1	6 4		15 136	3 C
	7		43		30	1										
150 151 152																
		2						1		1 2				1		5 2
																
	__															
	2,253	17	4,469	42	4,849	74	5,730	130	4,450	67	2,591	22	2,717 J 16		43,396	485
 
312                SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE XLIX.
Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
	1863.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	
										HB1B.
	7,529.		6,560.		6,002.		6,509.		10,497.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Death-
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	23 11 1		18	3	14	4	12 1 22	1 1	9	1
										
			2		30				29	1
										
	42 43 31		59 76 21 19	2	56 112 39	2	15 113 81 5	1	50 67 71 1 1 131 26 9 3 16 17 2	2 1
										
										
										
	8 184 16 27									
		5 1	326 51 42 2 9	2 2 1	230 23 26 6 5	2 1	98 28 16 7 17 10 3	2		
										
										
										
	7									
										
	3		3		3					
										
	11 7	1			2 3		2 4 28		3 6 97 9 79 77 12 1	
			6							
										
	4 39 49 7									
Order II.—Enthetio Diseases. 22. Syphilis............................................			36 53 5		37 48 3		56 59 5 2 2			
										
										
										
26. Purulent Ophthalmia................................										
27. Serpent Bite........................................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order.........................									3 1	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases.	29		7		12 1 3 1 4		4			
										
	3 4		4 1 3						3 B 1 3	
							3 1			
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	51 36 6		36 24 17		22 15 8 2		19 54 17		43 j. 14 !........	
										
										
										
										
									1	
			1 2				2 8 2			
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.	3 2				2				5	|
										
										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch....................	50		7		24		17		j	
										
						!				
										
Carried forward.......										____
	697	7	830	10	731	9	713	5	877	1 5
'										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1864.
313
     TABLE XLIX.
of the Middle Department.
1863.			1864.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
11,191.			10,797.		10,005.		15,819.		7,726.		6,860.		7, 800.		8,941.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	11	4	15	1	7	2	19	3	1		5		16	1	150	20
2											1				14 150	
3 4 5	15		8	1	7		8		7		7		14			2
	72		50		• 61		85		47		40		60		637	4
6	56		60		36		90		89		20		50		812	1
7	38		37		25		75		40		70		76		604	
8 9 10	7 5 199	1	3 8 154	1	rr 174		1		2		1 1 142				56 25 2,451	1 3
																
							137		93				583			
11	16		13	1	13		21		14		11		19		251	12
12	18		11		8		4		13		52		187	4	413	7
13 14	1 23		1 21								1 25		3 12	1	24 205	1
					14		30		26							
15 16	39	4	34 ]1	5	12 65	1	28 94	1	24 25	2	5 ]1				169 278	16 3
												1	58			
17 18 19					2 5 17				1 2 55						3 45 261	2
	1 7		2 5			1					9 22		8 33			
							96									
20	101		122		139		110		42		40		30		709	
21	2		122		107		131		33		12	1	16		436	1
22	99		82		66		129		80		58		24		785	
23	135		77		36		140		65		55		27		821	
24	26		14		15		11		10		11		6		125	
25 26 27 28 29 30 31	3 1		1		3				1		1 3				13 13	
							6									
																
					1		1								5 56 3 43	o
	2 2 2		1													
																
			3	2	4		7		9		4		1			
32	3		12		7		16		6		4		2		67	
33 34	1		1	1	2						3		3		19 3	1
																
35 36													1 36		1 647	
	92		79		100		57		68		44					
37	57		44		44		49		48		10		33		453	
38	14		6		3		4		1		5		6		101	
39 40 41 42 43	2														5 1 5 8 49	5
					1 1 1 g											
							2		2 2 4							
	1 5		1 7	2												
												3	1			
44 45 46	5		2				5				3		2		29	
																
	47		47		23		44		27		10		19		346	
47 48 49	2														3 1	
													1			
																
																
	1,110	9	1,056	14	1,026	4	1,404	4	837	4	686	5	1,328	7	11,295	83
40 
314                 SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLIX.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Continued.
					1 srift					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Nov,	
										UBCB.
	7,529.		6, 560.		6,002.		6,509.		io>	
										497.
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases,	DeaUu. 5
	697	7	830	10 1	731 1 2 14	9 1	713	5	877	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	7 32 1 7								7 18 1	
			36 1				7			
53. Insanity............................................										
										
										
										
	26 3 10 1	1	3 9	1	3 15					
							12		22	
										
60. Sun-stroke..........................................										
							1			
ORDER II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	18		17		15		18		8 1 1	
										
66. Night Blindness.....................................			2							
67. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.	19				9 1		1		6 2	
69. Inflammation of Internal Ear.........			4							
	6 3									
71. Otorrhcea.....................					1				2	
72. Other Diseases of this Order...............			5							
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.									1 3	
74. Valvular Diseaso of Heart........	1 5 6						1			
75. Dropsy from Heart Disease........										
76. Dropsy of Pericardium................							1 1			
77. Inflammation of Pericardium.......								1	1	
78. Inflammation of Endocardium.....	5		2							
79. Inflammation of Veins...........										
	8 6						6 2		4 5	
61. Varicocele..................					2 1 1 35 10					
82. Other Diseases of this Order..........										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.	2 19 1	........	1 37 7				2 31 16		12 126 17 1 2 4 17 13 1	2
84. Acute Bronchitis___...... 85. Chronic Bronchitis...........										
86. Dropsy of Chest............										
					1 3 5 1 2	2	1 2 7 5 1	1		
88. Inflammation of Larynx..........	1 4 5 3	2	2 2 13 3							
89. Inflammation of Lungs......										
										
91. Hemorrhage from Lungs.........										
92. Other Diseases of this Order......										
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...........	27 108 39		11 61 5		13 19 14		10 55 1		10 57	
94. Constipation......										
95. Cholera Morbus___										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver......										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease ...					1 9					
98. Dyspepsia...........	40		17				2		16	
99. Diseases of Pancreas____										
										
102. Hernia.	1 6		1 2						1 9	
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach.					2		2			
Carried forward..										
	1,118	10	1,071	12	911	12	898	7	1,245	7
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DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
315
TABLE XLIX.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Continued.
1863.			1864.													
Decemb		ER.	January. 1 February.				March. | April.				May.		June.		Total.	
11,191			10, 797.		10,005.		15, 819.		7, 726.		6, 860.		7,800.		8,941.	
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 % 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	Cases. 1,110	Deaths. 9	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 1 Deaths.	
			1,056	14	1,026	4	1,404	4	837	4 1	686	5	1,328	7	11,295 1 47 312 14 11	83 3 3
	2 25 3		10 28 1		3 20 1		4 28 1 1	1	3 29 2		4 33 2 3	1	5 42 1	1		
																
	1		1 1 18 3												2 9 217 13 12 6 7	1 2 1
				1	1 11 2							*				
	28						24 1		20 1		14		18 1 2			
																
			1				2 2		1 2	1						
					1								2			
																
	17 2 1 2 3		27 1 2		15		28		21 1 2		22 1		23		229 6 10 4 38 29 17 57 22 2 13 7 8 3 7	2 1 1 1 1
							1						1 2			
																
																
			5 1 13 6		2 4 13 8		7 3 11 2		4 1 7 1		1 2 1		3			
																
	5												1			
	1															
			2 1		3 1	1 1					3	1				
																
	1	1														
			1													
												1				
																
	10 9		4 5		4 2				2				3		41 31 3 34 1,036 175 3 12 67 219 156 26 96 179 922 108	1 1 34 2 1 1
																
							2 2 124 36									
	5 162 13		2 137 19 1		3 172 26	1			2 103 27				2 45 1 1			
											45 2					
	1 13 13 14 1 4 9 88 1						7 12 49 30 3 42 11 84									
		4 1 1	11 29 15 4 12 10 109 4	4	14 45 24	6		10	4 28 19 4 10 17 61 5	2 1	1 12 9 1 3 15 56 6	1 o				
													8 8 3 20 29 107 31			
					5 17 117 2											
																
	2 18														3 193	
			18		18		8		9		17		21			
			1 1 7												1 9 66	
	1 10				1 6		1 2						2 11			
									5		4					
																
	1,575	16	1,567	' 19	1,567	13	1,932	15	1,228	9	945	11	1,721	8	15,778	139
 
316
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE XLIX.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
					1S(	53. MBER.				
										
-	July.		August.		Septe		October.		NOVEMBKR. 10,497.	
1										
	7,529.		6,560.		6,002.		6,509.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Casos. ]	Deaths. 7
	1,118 1 13 2 1	10	1,071	12	911	12	898	7	1,245 0 51	
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
		1	11 3 1 1 7	1	25 2		59 1	1		
										
									2	1
					1	1				
	1								1	
										
	31 42		12 9		8 18 7		9 15		16	
112 Piles ......................................										
										
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.	1						1 1 1			
										
										
										
	I									
			7				1 2 2 1		2	
										
									3 3 1 5	
122. Hydrocele..........................................										
			1							
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.	1				1 I					
			1			........	1			
									3	
										
	l						1 1			
									1	
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	19 33 2 3 1 8 16		17 35 1 2		20 31 1 6 1		16 17 4		39 26 4 6 10 9 13 1	
132. Boils.....................................,										
133. Carbunole...........................................										
134. Whitlow.............................................										
							11 1 17			
CLASS V. WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.—Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.			4 5	/						
					7					
										
		1	5 2 2 1 9 4	1						
	10 1 2				7		11		27	
										
							2 1 1 10 1 2	1 1	7	
				1	1 o 6 3 1 2	1 2				
144. Gunshot Wounds.............................	280 1 2 1	43							10 6 4 4	.... (
14 j. Incised Wounds...........................										
146. Lacerated Wounds..............										
147. Punctured Wounds.............			2							
148. Poisoning...............										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries......			1							
150. Order II.—Homicide..						1				
										
										
										___
Total............	1,589	55	1,214	15	1,062	17			1,523	8
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
317
TABLE XLIX.—MIDDLE DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
	1803.		18(54.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
11,191.			10, 797.		10,	005. Deaths.	15,819.		7,726.		6, 860.		7, 800.		8, 941.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths	Cases.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.	
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152	1,575	16	1,567 2 86 3	19	1,567	13	1,932	15	1,228	9	945	11	1,721	8	15, 778 5 706 15 13 3 14 10 105 258 27 9 1 1 1 3 24 8 19 8 7 8 5 14	139 2 3 2 1
	102			1	113 1		113		75		42 1 1 1 2 1 5 12 2	1	16 2 8			
																
																
	1 3 9 30		2 1 4 29 2 1										1			
					3 2 14	1	1 5 30 1 1		1 3 18							
													1 19 15 3			
					o											
																
																
							I									
											2 2		1 3			
	3		1 4 3 1 . 2		1		3 1 4 2		1 1							
	3 1				4											
																
													3			
	1															
			1 4				1 2									
					3								2			
																
	1 1														2 5 2 205 413 23 58 153 47 254 3	7 1 52 2 5 2 2
					1 1 14 29 3 8 18 5 13								1			
									1 20 43 2 6 29 4 32							
	29 43		8 45 2 9 9 4 16 1				6 39 2 9 27 3 39				7 35 1 5 15 1 30 1		10 37 1 2 22 1 31			
	2 10 7 35															
				3						1				1		
	40 3 5 I 4 23 5 8		35 2 3		39		36 1 2		27 1 2		21 2 6		21 3		279 15 32 5 340 103 27 19 6 11	
					1 1 7 11											
																
		1	8 13 6	1		1	7 13	1	4 4 4		6 5 1 1 3 1	2	2 7 1			
																
			1									2	1			
	3	2 1	3	1			3									
																
										1		1				
																
																
	1,948	20	1,877	25	1,861	15	2,284	16	1,506	11	1,157	17	1,935	9	19,044	218
% 
318
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
             TABLE L.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1863.					
										
	July.		Auc	UST.	September.		October.			
									33,964.	
	27,657.		31,	788.	30,902.		28,998.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Death*.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	138 2 115	22	187 2 245	20 1 7	181	29	87	20	02	10
					127	13	189	6	41	2
										
	153 166 193 15		473 718 477 17 5 1,914 116 399 30 14	2 1 1 2 1	586 724 659 15 11 1,541 140 325 52 7 5 2	2 1 2 5 1 1	251 508 650 127 17 829 63 183 28 3 4	1 6 3	183 489 947 57 5 1,113 111 209 26 35 4 4 3 21 10 298 24 241 244 28 9	2 2 3 3 1 1
										
										
										
										
	1,330 78 352 12 17 2 4	1 9 1								
11. Chronic Diarrhoea....................................										
										
										
										
										
										
	8 20 24 27 99 138 24 6 4 1		22 19 31 71 152 175 17 4 2	1	25 17 17 74 168 136 17 5	6 1	22 13 83 46 142 145 32 3 4	2 1		
										
20. Epidemic Catarrh___'...............................										
21. Other Diseases of this Order......................... Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis......................................										
										
24. Orchitis........................................										
25. Stricture of the Urethra.............................										
										
27. Serpent Bite...................................										
			6 8						4 1	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.......................................	4 3 19 11 2 1				1		4			
										
		1	3 28 1	1	7 7 3	1	11 6	2	12 7	
										
										
34. Other Diseases of this Order.......................									1	
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	151 86 13 1 1		172 125 53 1		150 57 13 26		236 95 45 1	1	211 166 25	1
										
										
										
			4 2 17 7		2 9 14 8 2 6	1	1 8 16 7 5 31		5 15 10 3	1
42. Other Diseases of this Order...................	12 9 7 6 30									
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption............................										
44. Scrofula........................										
45. Other Diseases of this Order..............										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch........			7						49	
47. Tape-worm.......										
48. Other Intestinal Worms	1				4		1		10 2	25
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
										
Carried forward.....	3,285	34	5,524	37	5,143	63	3,896	42	4,685	
										
4 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.                  319
           TABLE L.



of the Department of Washington.
1863.			1864.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
	33,923		32,163.		32,946.		36,292.		37, 400.		21,536.		19,027.		30,550.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	44	14	64	18	66	20	34	12	70	14	8	4	37	24	978	207
9	5	5	3		5	1		1					3		20	8
3 4 5	24		44		23		34	4	28	1	15	2	68	6	953	41
	148		134	1	171		198		185		94		329		2,905	7
6	411		206		212		341	1	426		320		348		4,869	1
7	229		189		205		300		429		104		151		4,593	
8 9	7 1		15 10	6	42 7		13 5	2	10 4		6 5				324 83	13
												2	13			
10	656		384		329		522		582		762		1,846	1	11,808	2
11	172	10	55	7	36	1	69	3	41		46	2	65	4	992	32
12	80		37		29		57	2	71		137		221		2,100	22
13	10	2	17	1	3	1	2				3		13	1	196	14
14	24		37	3	76	2	100	4	66	2	22	1	21		422	15
15	15		89	2	51	I	57	1	34	2	3	1		3	264	10
16	33	1	170		311	3	365	6	190	3	27		148		1,254	13
17 18	2 15	1	6 45	1	13 61	5	11 61	2 3	1 27						36 372	3 22
											12		53	1		
19	31		153		191		512	1	447		72		89		1,574	2
20	302	. .„___	262		326 ........		944		335		76		40		2,738	
21	114	1	179	1	167 ........		162		102		102		163		1,231	4
22	217	1	142		180	1	272		236		133		121		2,103	2
23	209		169		151		340		269		130		125		2,231	
24	35		21		39		35		37		14		12	....._	311	
25 26 27 28	7 2		8 17		11		5		6 2				1 3		65 38 1 58	1
											4					
																
	15		29		1		1	1	2							
29 30 31			1				6 4 3		2		4		4		35 7 98	11
																
	10		5	1	8	3		1	11	1	4		5			
32	13		16		7		12		12		3		11		133	
33 34			3		3				1		1				14 2	
																
35 36						1	302		1 233						1 2,245	1
	201		185		258						68		78			
37	168		365		125		149	1	174	1	55		72		1,437	3
38	64	1	18		38		21		58		11		43		402	1
39 40 41															29 3 35	1
			2 4 5 16													
					9 24 31		3 24 18		3		4					
40	40										11				186	1
43	15	2		1		2		6	23	4	12	2	18	3	199	21
44	8		5		6		6		11		8		10		86	
45 46													9 49		22 529	
	37		38		53		101		93		35					
47 48 49			1		5 1						1				7 26 3	
	1						3		1				4 1			
																
																
	3,365	38	2,949	42	3,274	41	5,152	51	4,259	28	2,312	14	4,174	43	48,018	458
 
320
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOFS
TABLE L.—DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON—Continued.
					1863.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Nove	
										MBEI1.
	27,657.		31,788.		30,902.					~------1
									33,961	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 4,685 2 9 100 2 o	Deathi K 2
	3,285	34	5,524 1 14 156 1 2	37 1	5,143 1 5 100 2 2	63	3,896 1 12 106	42 2		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	9 116 3									
										
										
										
										
	2 4 56 1 20 4 2				2 9 61 3 1 2 1		4 3 40 5	1	1 8 48 1	1
			3 78 8 39 13 1 1 70	4 1						
										
										
										
							2		5 1 1 49 1 2 5	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	52				54 1 11		30 2 2 5 12 1 3 6 1			
										
	3 1 36 8 2 14		14							
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.			43 2 2 30 1 1 17		22 1 3 7	........				
									4 1 10 24	
										
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	5	1			3		5 2 I	2	6 2	
										
										
										
							1			
			1 6 20 3 41 167 15							
	10 19			1	10 9 1 22 172 36	1	7 5 1 10 222 ■ 18		31 3 1 20 278 27 7 7 26 27 34	1
										
										
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.	18 123 11 1									
										
										
86. Dropsy of Chest....................................										
87. Haemorrhage from Nose.............................			9 8 15 45 11 9 164 239 72 2 5 149	1 1 1	5 11 19 18 10 16 140 145 42					
88. Inflammation of Larynx.......................	11 18 18 7 20 159 178 73					2	12 20 17 5 78 89 146 14			
										
										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs............................										
92. Other Diseases of this Order.........................									57 86 185 5	
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic..............................										
94. Constipation...........................										
95. Cholera Morbus.........................										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver.....................										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Diseaso....................	1 54						4 43		8 48	
98. Dyspepsia............					59 2					
99. Diseases of Pancreas.......										
100. Diseases of Spleen	1 8 41 1		1 38 1						. 2 0	..
101. Fistula in Ano.....					3 26 1		3 18 1			
102. Hernia........										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach								........ BU		
| Carried forward___									___	
	4,395	35	7,044	47			4,853	47	no	
i----------------------------------------------------------------------------------										_J
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
321
TABLE L.—DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON—Continued.
1863.									18(54.						1	
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
33,923.			32,163.		32, 946.		36, 292.		37,400.		21, 536.		19,027.		30,530.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	3,365	38	2,949	42	3,274	41	5,152	51	4,259	28	2, 312	14	4,174	43	48,018	458
50 51	1 17	1 1			2 14	2 I			2 18	1	1 16		3 21	1	14 165	8 3
			9				21									
52	73		112		93		103		84		52		113	.........	1,208	
53	3		2		1		5	1	4		3	1	3		29	2
54	2	1	2		3	1		1	1		1	1	4	1	19	6
55 56 57 58			1 2 7 81	1	1 1 7 76	2	1	1	2	2			1 3 50 50	1	6 16 100 725	5 3
	1 1 61															
							5 76		3 79							
											19					
59	2		2		2		3	1	3		1		1		32	2
60 61											13 6		34 1	1	107 71	4 4
	11	1	4		3		14	1	6							
62 63 G4	1 2 74		1		1 2 107		8 3 98						2 4 43		18 13 774	
																
			66						99		32					
65 66 67 68 69	2		2 1 5				1 3 1		4 6 2		2 2				18 47 19 113	
					3											
																
																
	4		13		45		37		6		2		3		126	
70	3		1		6		10		5		10		4		50	
71	13		21		38		33		34		5		3		214	
72	37		42		16		3		18		1		2		145	
73 74					1								1		3	
	7	3	21	2	15		7		25	2	17	1	14	2	142	13
75 76 77 78	1		1 1				2						2		10 2	
																
			2	1			1	1	4				2		9 1	2
																
79 80				1	1 15				1 15				5 12		8 173	1
	21		27				11				8					
81	4		10		13		15		15		4		6		123	
89			1		4	2	1		5	2					17	6
83	17	1	21		13		21		10		6		23		222	1
84	469		468		636	2	485	2	345	1	64		84		3,513	6
85	72		33		34	1	48		62	1	10		16		382	2
86 87	2 6														10 57	
			9		7		3		2		1		8			
88	26		22		31		13	1	28		7		7		202	1
89	75	10	188	- 29	200	59	174	52	101	47	40	10	39	1	916	209
90	43		60	1	93		57		59	1	17		33		494	2
91	8		3		6		9	1	5		13		20		97	1
92	83		201	5	239	3	221	1	261		7		8		1,200	10
93	46		40		67		72		65		45		78		1,051	
94	128		138		168		215		207		61		156		1,960	
95 96 97 98	3 1 3 70		3		2				3		22		80	1	319 3 35 661	3 1 1
																
			3 46		1 48	1			5 30		2 20		3 48			
							46									
99 100 101															2 4 35	
																
	3		1		3		1		6		2		1			
102	52		24		26		37		44		23		41		450	
103	3	1	2				1		3				1		14	1
																
	4,816	57	4,648	82	5,318	115	7,020	114	5,936	85	2,847	27	5,207	51	64,168	755
41 
322
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE L.—DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON—Concluded.
					1863.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		OCTO			
								beu. | November.		
	27,	357.	31,	788.	30, 902.					
									-«, 964.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	C 3S.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases. 5,903	Deaths. 29
	4,395	35	7,044 5 60 13 25	47 1	6,181 5 69 16 10 2 7 2 89 92 7 6	66 2 2 1	4,853 1 81 4 4	47		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	78 13 14 1 7 1 38 79 40 3	2 1 1 1							161 5 6 2 3 2 73 118 o 3 2 3	
										
										
										
			20 4 47 102 5 2				4 o 92 71 4 2	2		
										
										
112. Piles ..............................................										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
			1		2	1	1			
										
	3 14 1 3 1 4		6 15 2 7 3 8		1 10		3 5		2 6 B 9 2 4 2	---
										
										
					11 1 1		4			
122. H ydrocele..........................................										
							3			
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints. '										
			8 6		15 10 1 3		1 3			
	2 3 1 1 1 112 152 19 10 18 13 75 2								3 4 3 1 1 127 100 8 22 26 20 112	
										
			10							
							1			
130. Other Diseases of this Order.........................		5 29 1 1 2	3 304 295 11 29 55 61 136 1 106 4 2 1 98 29 9 6 18 1							
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.				1 1 1 4 1	161 143 6 25 30 10 133 1		86 97 6 6 22 9 99			
132. Boils...................................										
133. Carbuncle..............................										
134. Whitlow...................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns...........................										
										
										
										
	78 3 8 1 112 35 9 5 11 4				59 2 9 1 8 52 10 8 3 3	1	62 6 9 2 19 26 2 5 7 4			
								1 1 1	4 14 2 18 26 7 4 3 7	
										
143. Compound Fractures.................										
144. Gunshot Wounds......................										
145. Incised Wounds.........................										
146. Lacerated Wounds...............										1........
147. Punctured Wounds..............										
148. Poisoning.......										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries........										
150. Order II.—Homicide___										
151. Order III.—Suicide..										|
152. Order TV.—Execution of Sentence								1		
Total.........					................				6,913	31
	5,370	78	8,562	56	7,211	73	5,606	53		
										_J
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, J864.
323
TABLE L.—DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON—Concluded.
	1863.						1864.									
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
33,923.			32,163.		32,946.		36,292.		37,400.		21, 536.		19,027.		30,550.	
—	Cases. 4,816	Deaths. 57	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. | Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.
			4,648	82	5,318	115	7,020	114	5,936	85	2,847	27	5,207	51	64,168	755
104 105 106 107 108 109 no 111 112 113			8 351 7 6	1 1	1 472 5 7 2 8			1 1	6 325 4 3				3 37 4 3 1 2 13 29 79 1	1	29 2,339 86 87 9 76 38 580 1,049 161	2 2 4 7 4 1 1 5
	310 6 1					1 1 1	359 8 7 1 5 8 37 105 5			I 1	36 1 1					
	4		11 2 27 105 43	1					3 2 45 77 35	1	2 2 10 36 4					
	62 88 7			1	31 97 8											
114 115 116 117	6 1 3		3		5 3		5 3		8 7 1		7 1		9 5 2		59 22 15	2
			2	1												
																
118			5 6 4 9 2 1		4 21 6 11 5 3	1	24 12 2 14 2 2		17 9 3 7 2	1	16 5		13 2 3 4 1		94 116 30 86 24 31	1 1
119 120 121 122 123	5 1 6 3 5															
											1 2					
124 125 126 127 128 129 130	2 12 3 1 4 4 1		1 6 3 4 7 1		1 9 19				2 3 9 2 4 3		3				11 56 69 15 39 17 9	
							1 7						1 1			
											3					
					2		2 3						3			
											3 I					
					1								1			
131 132 133 134 135	135 143 9 20 30		88 131 3 16 96		121 140 9 36 117		85 144 15 42 73		56 112 2 32 127	........	22 83 1 7 46		39 104 6 8 73		1,336 1,644 95 253 713	
136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149	18 121		24 107 1		27 180 1		29 140		9 123 1	1	6 68 1 44 5 4		4 65	1	230 1,359 8	1 2 9 1 50 3 2 4 6
						1 1 1 1 1						1				
	147 6 11 2 24 38 20 3 3 5		72 3 8		131 6 8 2 21 56 9 2 1 5		125 4 9 1 20 35 9 4	3	122 5 16 2 30 48 9 5 1 4				38		1,069 48 107 16 409 426 101 51 65 70	
													9 2 22 20 3 1 3 7	2 2		
		5 3 1	17 46 11 4	1 1						1 1	20 15 3 4 15	1				
			26				4									
150 151 152						1										2 4 1
												2				
																
		66					8,371									
	6,086		5,915	89	6,911	125		119	7,217	92	3,325	31	5,828	57	77,315	870
 
324
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE LI.
Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1863.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		w	
										
	104, 395.		102,489.		107,541.		97,402.		100,430.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	246 2 286	6	216	32	174	17	146	11	172	
										
			322	3	190	1	191	2	222	IS
										
	916 480 400 28 7 4,668 553 601 68 50 3 4	5 2 1	1,347 642 421 67 26 7,001 577 645 31 57	6 1 1 3 5 3 1	1,233 862 512 61 12 5,843 491 975 58 37	8 1 4 8 4 2	988 818 581 42 10 3,654 517 648 35 38	4 I 2 2 4 1	936 606 421 82 17 4,043 626 478 54 32 2 B	3 3 1 30 4 12 1
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
			13 1 4 7 104 104 138 171 13 5		24		19			
										
18. Diphtheria..........................................	7 12 81 117 92 121 18 5 2 1 2 45 1	I		1	7 11 279 62 324 490 36 5 10	1 1	20 9 243 39 276 260 21 6 2		15 36 235 89 183 130 A 7 3	1 3
										
										
										
Order II.—Enthctic Diseases. 22. Syphilis...........................................										
										
										
25. Stricture of the Urethra..............................										
										
										
			12 102 4		5 51		3 36 1 3 13 3	1	4 41 1 3 9 7 1 16 441 263 55	1 1 I
Order III.—Dictic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.........................................										
										
					2 5 2	I				
	4 1 12		5 2							
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout........................................							5 517 234 44	1		
	305 282 100	1	382 245 134		427 250 108					
										
										
										
					1 1 23 39 15	2	1 1 19 24 20 8 35 4 6 1			
	3 10 23 5		4 22 47 23 2 25 2 4 2					1	2 17 24 21 5 46 1 1	2 1
42. Other Diseases of this Order................										
ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption.....................										
44. Scrofula.............										
45. Other Diseases of this Order.........										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itoh.........	62 3 2				21 1 7 2					
47. Tape-worm......										
48. Other Intestinal Worms										
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
Carried forward..										
	9,628	16	12,929	56	12,656	50	9,541	30		
1--------__										___
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1864.
325
       TABLE LI.
of the Army of the Potomac.
1863.									18(3	1.						
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May. June.				Total.	
99,625.			89, 241.		98,127.		104,916.		136,115.		115,385.		98, 384.		104, 504.	
"T	Cases. 1	deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 1	Deaths.
i	147	28	124	34	44	10	68	10	Ill	19	109	2	136	29	1,693	220
2 3 4 5					1 92	1 2			1 142	1 7	3 182				7 2,434	2 65
	171	8	179	11			96	5					361	11		
	594	5	418	7	389	1	640	3	920	4	693	5	1,073	1	10,147	52
6	436		320	2	288		457		751		637		650	1	6,947	3
7	373		207	1	174		260		678		516		577		5,120	1
8	35		15	1	9		8		97		34		27		505	2
9	9		11	2	4		13	2	30	2	1	1	17	1	157	14
10 11	3,594 584	1 58	2,362 512	5 63	1,367 333	1 4	1,242 249	10	2,840 416	1 4	4,142 362	1	5,4G6 594	7 5	46,222 5,814	25 180
12	380	11	184	6	100	3	108	1	420	3	467		803	4	5,809	45
13	42	3	33	5	17	3	15		16		21		33		423	16
14	38		52	1	59		94	1	118	2	54		35		664	5
15 16	13 6	2 1	36 83	7 1	44 273	6 15	56 509	8 30	99 686	4 14	24 145			1	277 1,806	30 62
												1	36			
17 18					3 17	2	4 33	1 2	5 49	3	1 9				14 218	1 16
	28	2	21	2									8	1		
19	13		27		75		397		763		215		73	1	1,638	1
20	460		499		435		860		584		322		63		4,165	
21	95		144	1	176		234		300	2	230	1	251	29	1,841	37
22	179	1	108		283		495		712		262		226		3,278	1
23	107		116		353		527		721		263		170		3,429	
24	29		17		44		73		142		56		30		303	
25	4		7		10		14		16		6		4		89	
26 27 28			6		3		2		12 1 14		1				41 2 61	
																
	2				6		6						4			
29	37		34	1	24		22		11		3		22		428	1
	2		4		4		2		1		1				21	
	2				16	1	18	4	14	]		1			63	9
32	2		6	3	13	1	8	3	13	2	2		1		81	10
	7		4 7	1					8		o				41	1
34	9						2		3		]				36	
35 36 37 38	2 540 256 60						1 565 289 54	1	2 636 434 99						26 5,030 3,114 846	4 1 4
		1	411 256 52		383 285 25	2 1					227 180 70		196 140 45			
39 40 41 4S																
	1 2 23						2 10 6				2 3 7		1 2 6		8 56 191	1
			11 15		8 35			1	9 8							
43 44 it it 4" it 4£	34 12	4	36 20	11	26 14	2	43 21 1 61 2 4 1	5	64 23 2 168 3 11 6	2	17 6	1	11 14		388 194 18 666 25 56 16	30 1
	58 3 1		63 2 4 2		47 1 3						34		46 3 8			
											5 2					
	..															
	8,390	125	6,416 1 165		5,487	55	7,574	87	12,159	71	9,317	13	11,132	91	114, 608	840
 
32G
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE LI. —ARMY OF THE POTOMAC—Continued.
					1863.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Nove	
										1BCB.
	104,395.		102,489.		107,541.		97,402.			
									100,130.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases,	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Death- i
	9,628 2 20 392 7 3	16 1 1	12,929 2 38 358 10 2	56 2 1	12, 656 4 41 243 7 4	50 2 1	9,541 3 32 180 4	30 1 1	9,379 2 44 132 11	— —
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										81 2 i
										
										
										
										
							I 1 15 143 6 5 2 3 1 72 3 22 4		1 1 6 120 6	1 1 1
	1 3 140 4 215 5 2	1	2 11 161 11 90 15 6 3 84 2 52 5	1	3 7 147 11 18 4 3 1 98 4 37 5					
										
										
										
										
								1	7 2	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	70 4 45 7								100 4 19 2	
										
										
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
	16 2 12 44 1 9 1 1 1		9 3 44 97		4 1 32 82 I 19 2 1 6 1 2 18 19 9 32 361 42		5 6 10 56 2 18 1 3 1 2			
								1 3 1	1 15 39	
										
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
74. Valvular Disease of Heart...........................		1	11 3	1					12 2 1 2 2	2
										
76. Dropsy of Pericardium..............................										
			2 2							
										
	1 62 26 9 24 180 39									
			32 27 5 11 239 48	1		1	28 15 1 35 518 70 3 1 31 74 77 11 60 246 265 43 1 13 118	1 1 2	21 16 2 29 477 53 1 3 38 68 72 7 45 240 333 17 3 9 83	1
										
82. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
										
85. Chronic Bronchitis........................										
86. Dropsy of Chest...........................										
87. Haemorrhage from Nose..............	10 9 24 53 23 38 389 301 138	1	6 20 32 91 10 75 390 444 159 2 8 205	2 2	2 27 48 76 5 35 319 457 101 1 6 155	1 1				
88. Inflammation of Larynx..............										
89. Inflammation of Lungs.............										
90. Inflammation of Pleura...................										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs......................										
92. Other Diseases of this Order...................										..j
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic.........................										
94. Constipation................										
95. Cholera Morbus........:..........										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver.............										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease...........	o 114									
98. Dyspepsia............										
99. Diseases of Pancreas......										
100. Diseases of Spleen ...										
101. Fistula in Ano..	11 66 1		10 59 1		8 67 1		7 67 1	........ 42	6 44 __i 11,478	96 ___
102. Hernia___										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach..										
Carried forward___										
	12,155	21	15,826	66	15,233	56	11,827			
1--'----------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.
327
TABLE LI. —ARMY OF THE POTOMAC—Continued.
1863.									1864.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		ArRiL.		May.		June.		Total.	
99,625.			89, 241.		98,127.		104, 916.		136,115.		115, 385.		98, 384.		104,504.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	8,390	125	6,416	165	5,487	55	7,574	87	12,159	71	9,317	13	11,132	91	114, 608	840
50	3	3	3	3	1	1	1	1	1	1	3	2	2	1	27	20
51	29	1	21	1	37		46	2	68	1	24		20		420	9
52	133		103		137		192		285		100		137		2,392	
53	8		3	1	8		17		11		2		4		92	1
54	5	4	3	2	3	2	7	4	1	1	2		1	1	31	16
55 56 57					1 4	2	2 3	1	4 5	4	1				10 28	6
	2		5	2									1			
	10	1	11	1	14		16		10		9		3		115	3
58	149		125		158		172		219		69		82		1,685	
59	4		6		12		10	1	10	1	9		12		101	3
60 61									8 48	1 1	320 10	3	246 8	12	902 133	18 4
	12	1	9		9		4	1								
62	2		3		1		5		11		2		2		42	
63 64	1 106		4 82				2 180		2 276		1 69		2 65		17 1,301	
					99											
65 66	4 16		17 13		3 7		LO 14		8 24		4 35				63 345	
													61			
67 68 m	2		4		3		2		5		3		2		44	
	6		10		10		17		21		5		6		109	
70	8		2		4		8		15		5		11		66	
71	22		23		33		41		52		15		5		304	
72 73 74	32		4		2		7				1				364	
				2			1								7	3
	10	2	17	3	16	2	21		41	1	10		7	1	191	15
75 76	2				5		4		3		1				25	1
	2	2	1		1		1								11	3
77 78 79 80	6		4		4		7	1	17				I		51	1
					3		2		3						15	
			3				o		2						11	
	18		13		25		27		57		35		36		372	
81	8		10		14		9		26		25		16		211	
	1		8	1	8	2	4	1	16				2		65	6
83	67		28	1	17		70		55		9		12		389	2
84	708		648	1	704	4	909	2	910	2	150		127		5,931	9
85	128		66		52		94		97	1	50		15		754	1
86 87			2 2	2	7 3		1 1						3 9		17 56	2
	6								5		8					
88	64	1	40	1	69	I	136		119		19		8		580	3
89	141	26	143	17	171	16	246	29	' 289	28	67	1	43	4	1,346	131
90	84	1	91	1	74		137		163	2	53		30		1,001	5
91	9		10		9		9		20		9		15	1	137	1
92	91	1	96		239		324		351	2	7	2	3		1,364	7
93	239		111		90		106		207		231		261	1	2,829	1
94	262		236		270		326		505		227		187		3,813	
95	19		8		11		10		12	1	23		38		579	4
96 97	5 14				1 10						2 4				15 99	2
		1	16	1			2		11				4			
98	103		93		77		113		122		79		43		1,305	
99 100 101	1 1 2		1				2 1 4								4 6 84	
					1 9				2 16				1 3			
			3								5					
102	38	1	59		.61		58		80		72		83		754	1
103	2	........	5				1		o		3		3		21	
																
	10,975	170	8,584	205	7,985	85	10, 958	130	16,374	118	11,095	21	12,752	112	145,242.	1,123
 
328
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  LI.—ARMY OF THE POTOMAC—Concluded.
Year............
MONTH...........

Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
              Brought forward......................

ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage from Bowels......
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver ..
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice.....................
112. Piles.........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order...
 ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel...................................
115. Diabetes..........................................•
116. Bright's Disease...................................•
117. Diseases of Prostate...............................
118. Diseases of Testis.................................
119. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
120. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
121. Incontinence of Urine.............................
122. Hydrocele........................................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
Order VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries......................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
1863.
July.
104, 395.
Cases.  Deaths
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscesa.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle---
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
  CLASS V.—WOUNDS,  ACCIDENTS, AND
                    INJURIES.

      Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns...........................................
137. Contusions.......................................
138. Concussion of Brain..............................
139. Drowning........................................
140. Sprains..........................................
141. Dislocation......................................
142. Simple Fractures........................ ........
143. Compound Fractures.............................
144. Gunshot Wounds.................................
145. Incised Wounds..................................
146. Lacerated Wounds...............................
147. Punctured Wounds...............................
148. Poisoning........................................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries......................
150. ORDER n.—Homicide...............
 15
 54
  6
 10
  1
 30
  1
 81
249
 16
174
429
 35
 44
 76
 44
172
  5
151. Order in.—Suicide..............

152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence.
Total.
   120
   12
   22
   68
10,569
   102
   66
   14
   39
   38
24,732
August.
102,489.
Cases.  Deaths
  2
441
15,826
  6
 85
 15
 22
  3
 35
 25
119
257
 40
  363
1,096
   67
  171
   89
 43
166
  3
470
122
  3
 16
  4
 86
 97
 17
 18
 62
 34
19,003
66
September.
107,541.
Cases.  Deaths.
15,233
  7
 85
 13
  5
  3
 22
 22
104
229
 30
353
733
 48
 78
 33
152
  5
160
 10
 19
  2
230
 73
 20
 12
 27
 29
17,871
October.
   97, 402.

Cases.  Deaths.
11,827
  3
 94
 17
  4
  2
 30
 13
 91
226
 18
83
42
212
437
 23
 47
 61
 29
137
152
  2
 23
  3
806
104
 19
 12
 10
 35
14,549
 NOVEMDER.

   100,430.

Cases. Doathi.
11,478
223
451
 30
 76
 36
97
 173
   4
  16
   2
1,209
 179
  26
  14
   7
  34
V4.753
151 
DURING  THE  YEAR ENDING  JUNE  30, 1864.
329
TABLE LI.-ARMY OF THE POTOMAC-Concluded.
1803.							1864.						-------------------			
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		M	AY.	June.		Total.	
99,625.			89,241.		98,	127.	104,916.		136,115.		115, 385.		98, 384.		104, 504.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.
	10,975	170	8,584	205	7,985	85	10, 958	130	16,374	118	11,095	21	12, 752	112	145, 242	1,122
104 105 106	2 117 19		2 113 18		7 180 13		8 313 17		3 383 18	1 1	1 113 6		3 35		57 1,656	3 1
107	8	2	9	4	9	2	6		8	1			6		163 93 21 273 168 1,104 2,341 275	4 14 4 3 1 1 4
108 109 110 111 112 113	2 23 19 76 162 9	1	2 11 25 97 116 25	1 1	3 14 9 107 111 8	1 2	1 14 13 64 143 15		3 37 18 101 236 83							
										1 1	3 3 79 197 4		12 4 80 211 11	1		
																
114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123	8 5 11 3 5 14 7 14 4 4	1	3 1 13	2	10 4 10 1 6 26 9 8 2 3		9 1 14	1	3 3 15		7 2 3		9		97 29 103 9 110 270 104 142 41 67	2 2
													4			
			8 24 14 9 3 8				14 26 13 23 1 11		36 29 16 18 4 12		5 12 7 3 5 1		5 17 5 6 3 4			
124 125 126 127 128 129 130	2 1 6		1 1 8 1 8 7 1		1 6 13 3 4 3 1		5 9 9 1 2 4 2		9 4 27 4 17 5 8		4		2 1 7		33 29 129 14 78 33 27	
											5 1 3 1 2					
	3 2															
													9 2 1			
																
131 132 133 134 135	250 408 25 87 43		234 282 15 82 33		245 284 17 61 56		350 353 18 99 50		402 503 30 86 91		113 231 9 43 95		90 262 21 46 90		3,009 5,469 338 920 753	
136 137 138 139 140 141	68 194 3	1 1	55 182 1	1 1	43 224 1	1	76 302 1		113 321 5	1 2 2	43 256 5 96	2 2	24 182 2 85	2 2 1	635 2,421 31	2 6 6 15
	187 7 16 2 80 249 20 14 7 24		167 13 17 4 54		231		238		405						2,186	
142 143 144		15		6	9 21 1 226	17	15 27 5 87	1 8	23 40 7 123	1 9	5 9 60 22,596	1 322	4 29 23 13,173	549	107 255 181 49, 239	6 1,488
146 147 148 149		1 3	298 36 6 5 53	1 3	242 31 13 4 48	1 2	287 33 23 6 41	1 3	275 50 38 10 29	1	52 111 13 17 34	1 5 1	39 42 13 22 23		1,997 471 190 216 400	3 6 1 1 17
150 151 152		1				1 1										6 5 16
												2		1		
	13,185	3 199								1						
			10, 049	225	10,313	113	13,757	144	20, 025	140	35,350	357	27,361	668 i	221,548	2,739
 
330
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE TROOPS
                   TABLE LII.

Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
YEAR............
Month...........

Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
   CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES.
       ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhoid Fever.............................
Typhus Fever..............................
Typho-Malarial Fever.......................
Yollow Fever...............................
Romittent Fever............................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever................
Tertian Intermittent Fever..................
Quartan Intermittent Fever..................
Congestive Intermittent Fever...............
Acute Diarrhoea.............................
Chronic Diarrhoea............................
Acute Dysentery............................
Chronic Dysentery...........................
Erysipelas..................................
Small-pox and Varioloid.....................
Measles.....................................
Scarlet Fever...............................
Diphtheria..................................
Mumps......................................
Epidemic Catarrh............................
Other Diseases of  this Order.................
        Order II.—Enthetic Diseases.
Syphilis.....................................
Gonorrhoea.................................
Orchitis.....................................
Stricture of tbe Urethra.....................
Purulent Ophthalmia........................
Serpent Bite................................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
        ORDER III.—Dietic  Diseases.
Scurvy .....................................
Purpura..........................-r.........
Delirium Tromens..........................
Inebriation.................................
Chronic Alcoholism..........................
Other Diseases of this Order.................
1863.
August.
16,634.
Cases.  Deaths
35. Gout...................................
36. Acute Rheumatism......................
37. Chronic Rheumatism.....................
38. Anaemia.................................
39. G oneral Dropsy..........................
40. Cancer..................................
41. Tnmors.................................
42. Other Diseases of this Order.............
         ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases.
43. Consumption............................
44. Scrofula................................
45. Other Diseases of this Order.............
 33
  1
248
373
470
665
992
 49
143
  3
  6
15
13,148.
Cases.  Deaths
  267
  759
1,264
   20
    5
  965
   46
  149
120
  1
 43
 28

 16
 37
13
     CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES.
46. Itch..........................................
47. Tape-worm...................................
48. Other Intestinal Worms.......................
49. Other Diseases of this Order..................
Carried forward.
3,396
28
September.
13,567.
Cases.  Deaths.
  217
1,189
  899
  404
    6
  974
   95
  132
    7
    3
12
October.
16,666.
Cases.  Deaths
17
  259
1,246
1,111
   33
   3
  633
   99
  175
   26
   11
   1
   1
28
3,906
39
4,428
4,120
November,
17,588.
Cases.  Deaths.
18
  63
  743
1,254
  11
  27
  640
  109
  157
  35
 73
115
 20
  2
28
3,656 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.
331
         TABLE LIL



of the Department of Virginia.
	1863.		1864.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
19,484.			18,335.		19,032.		22,362.		47,257.		44,747.		50,436.		24,938.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. .Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	17	3	10	1	12	4	33	5	40	8	41	3	55	10	343	77
2	3				1		1		2	1					13 538	
3 4 5	18		16	3	5	3			42		38		117	2		1 16
																
	29		21		23		24		159	I	175	1	439		2,049	16
6	471		376		400		382		882		911		987		8,816	3
7	673		422		355		582		1,444		913		860		10,442	2
8	39		18		20		1		53		28		108		735	
y	41		19		3		24		47	2	23	1	34	2	232	11
10	367		290		304		292		1,507		2,673		6,007	3	15, 644	7
n	56	1	83	1	43		42		106	1	147		293		1,168	16
12	72	2	44		74		38		217		456		1,233		2,890	20
13	15	1	10		9		6		6		108		58		288	9
14	7		14		19		23		25		28	1	27		176	1
15	3		17	3	56	2	11		24	1	15		4		132	6
16			3		82	1	208	5	137	2	52		304	4	805	12
																
17 18									10 28						10 420	22
	15	1	9		12	1	18	1			13		12			
19	11		1		18		100		228		102		120		592	
VKI	109				97		234 18		557 29		83 212		42 235		1,435 735	
21	10		130		31					1						2
22	62		65		100		135		226		133		114		1,060	
2J	91		89		107		159		390		209		111		1,508	
24	18		7		20		38		54		48		27		256	
25			5		2		7		4		1		5		28	
																
26					4				8 2 7 19 2		1		5 2		20 4 55 108 78 8 9 3	
27 28 29																
	5 1		30		2		8 1									
											25 3		14 3			
30	5		1													
31 32 33 34	2 1		1	1	2				2 2							1
											1		2 3			
																
					1											
35 36 37							1 137	1	4 325						7 1,492	1
	128		107		110						221		165			
	80		67		37		147		191		132		161		1,101	
db	16		17		5	1	10		20		27		20		171	2
39 40 41 42 43 44 45	' 3														15 2 22 17 129	11
							1 4									
	3				• 1 3 8				5 14 20		4		2			
																
	2		6				19	3		2	18		9	1		
	5		4 1		1		5		7		2		12		57 1	
46 47 48	17		30		35		29 2		88 3		69 2		100 2		440 12	
49							2		3		1		14		31 1	
	2,396	8														
			1,913	9	2,002	12	2,722	15	6,939	19	6,915	6	11,706	22	54,099	236
 
332
SICKNESS AND  MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LIL—DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Continued.
					1863.				"~-----1	
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November.	
										
	16,634.		13,148.		13,567.		16,660.			
										
LIST OP DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathi 1Q
	3,396	28	3,906 1 11 75 1 3 1	39 1 1	4,428 2 13 38 4	40 2	4,120	28	3,656	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	9 48						6 55 3		5 59 1	
										
										
	2	2								
				1						
					1 1 39 1 1					
			5 18 1 11 1	1			2 41 3		2 38	
	33 3 20 5									
										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	16		14		15 1 13 1 3 5 7		15		18	
										
	7 3 16		6 1 14				5		2 1 13	
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.							5 4 2 2 4			
										
	3 8 1		4 o 2 3 1							
									5	
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.				1						
	7				2		7	1	2 2	1
										
										
			1		2		2	1		
										
	5 13 8									
			13 7		13 12 3 18 61 11	1	20 11		12 9 1 12 192 26 1	
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.	8 48 7		7 20 6				17 139 9 1 2 3 9 11 2	1		
										
										
										
			2		2					
	8 1 7 1							1 2	3 21 19	
			1 4		13 11 1	2				
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...............................................	92 114 41	1	68 65 50 1		80 53 21	2	70 81 11		38 98 1	
										
										
										
							1 15		2 52	
	42		20		8					
										
100. Diseases of Spleen...........	1 2 31						7	1		
I 101. Fistula in Ano.............			2 21		3 20				3 20 1	11
102. Hernia................							27 1 4,712			
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach......										
										
Carried forward........	4,006	31	4,369	44	4,907	47		34	4,315	
!---										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G4.
TABLE LII.-DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Continued.
	1863.		1864.													
	December.		January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
19,484.			18,335.		19,032.		22, 362.		47,257.		44,747.		50,436.		24,938.	
--	Cases. 2,396	Deaths. 8	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
			1,913	9	2,002	12	2,722	15	6,939	19	6,915	6	11,706	22	54,099	236
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 9C 91 92 93 94 ' 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	1 9 52 2				1 10 18 1 1 1				1 22 142 8 2 1	1	1 12 148 2 1 1	1 2			7 143 942 25 10 5 1 61 544 31 205 61 9 3 396 15 122 15 58 47 34 71 40 5 71 9 2 8 2 8 160 111 18 133 1,904 243 6 30 252 344 206 38 224 868 1,655 233 4 6 368	4 1 6 2 2 2 1 1 8 1 1 2 1 1 31 3 1 2 1
			5 65 2			1	20 51 1 1	1					21 191 1			
													1			
																
	1 39 2		2 52 2		2 22 3		1 31 2	1	12 68 3		5 67 5 104 24 2 1 77 2 20 5	1 1	28 96 6 69 11 1			
	4				6		6 1	1	4 5							
																
	1 23 2								1 ........							
			31 1 4		18 3		21		63 3 6				85 3 54 1			
							5 1									
	2 7															
																
			1		6 1 2 6		2 1 3 7		18 5 11 5		6 2 10 3 1 11		5 8 14			
	1 4															
			10 12													
												2	1 19 1	2		
	1 3		1 1 1 1		4 2 1		1		15	2						
																
							1 1	1	1							
											1					
													3 11 6 1 7 122 25 2 12 14 18 23 12 17 210 341 85 2 1 76	1 1		
	15 6 2 12 205 30		11 5 8 9 188 11 1 2 2 31 6 4 56 28 103		9 7		14 11		16 17 2 15 355 31 1 1 56 89 45 5 57 81 259 3		13 12 1 13 237 18					
					6 164 45		9 173 24	1								
				1 1	2 14 34 16 3	2	2 45 73 34 7 41 32 125 2	11		8	5 101 30 26 1 10 87 214 18 1	4				
	6 24 4 2 43 54 106 1	2														
					28 96											
																
	1 29				1 14											
			9				35		44		24					
															8 24 339 3	
	1 19		1 5				2		4 41		4 30		2 74 1			
					26		25									
																
	3,110	10	2,584	11	2,575	. 15 j 3,533		31 i	8,457	30	8,271	17	13,387	26	64,226	307
 
334
SICKNESS   AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE LIL-DEPARTMENT OF  VIRGINIA—Concluded.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
              Brought forward......................

Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.....
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver...
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice......................
112. Piles..........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order...
 ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel..................................
115. Diabetes..........................................
116. Bright's Disease..................................
117. Diseases of Prostate...............................
118. Diseases of Testis.................................
119. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
120. Inflammation of Bladder...........................
121. Incontinence of Urine.............................
122. Hydrocele........................................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries.....................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis.....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
CLASS  V.  WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS,  AND
                 INJURIES.

    Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
1863.
July.
16,634.
Cases.  Deaths.
4,006
31
136. Burns.......................
137. Contusions..................
138. Concussion of Brain.........
139. Drowning...................
140. Sprains.....................
141. Dislocation.................
142. Simple Fractures............
143. Compound Fractures........
144. Gunshot Wounds............
145. Incised Wounds ............
146. Lacerated Wounds..........
147. Punctured Wounds..........
148. Poisoning...................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries .

150. ORDER II.—Homicide.......
 151. ORDER III.—Suicide..............

j 152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence .

                 Total.................
146
140
  6
 14
 55
22
 1
 6
4,656
August.
13,148.
Cases.  Deaths.
4,369
233
170
  3
 31
 17
September.
13,567.
Cases.  Deaths.
4,907
 1
24
 5
 2
 1
 4
 3
53
31
40   5,021
 50
133
  1
 16
 18
October.
16,666.
Cases.  Deaths.
4,712
28
 2
 1
 1
 7
 5
 5
46   5,357
51
 58
105
  3
 16
 56
34
5,202 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
335
TABLE LIL-DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA—Concluded.
	1863.		1864.													
December.			January.		February. 1 March.				April.		May.		June.		Total.	
19,484.			18,335.		19,032.		22, 362.		47,257.		44,747.		50,436.		24, 938.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	3,110	10	2,584	11	2,575	15	3,533	31	8,457	30	8,271	17	13,387	26	64,226	307
104 105					1 74										6 842	
	53		55				117		233		102		66			
106	5		10		2		2		7		2	•	5	.......	46	
107 108 109	2				5		2		8		4		6	1	34	4
			1 3								1 11		1 6		4 69	
	6				5		9		3							
110 HI	4 37				2 11				1 61		3 66		2 33		18 467	
			36				21									
112	41		38		36		35		78		96		143		676	
113	5				6				8		4		6		42	
114 115 116 117 118 119					1		3 1		6		1		14		34 2 8 2 27 66	1
																
											1					
									2 12 7							
			1 3		I 7						1 6		4 9			
	8						2									
120 121 122 123	2 3 1				4				8 9		1 9		1 10 4		27 77 8 6	1
			4 1				2 1									
																
									3		1	1				
124 125 126			1				1 1 1		2 3 11				1 2 5		12 10 40	
					1 4						2					
	5		1													
127 128 129 130 131													11 2 1 1 82		11 8 8 6 934	
			1		1		1		.....2' 2 2 99							
	1										2					
							2 33									
	43		29		-23						77					
132	148		119		92		89		279		182		174		1,764	
133	3		4		1		3		5		6		11		53	
134	20		21		16		26		56		31		34		292	
135	33		24		45		44		133		56		75		580	
136	9		4		3		9		7		10		21		83	
137	79		74		77		53		100	1	126	1	147		833	2
138 139 140							1			. 1	1	1	1		3	1 2
																
	50		40		23		48		125		87		88		618	
141 142	3 4						2 1		4 12		1 11		4 6		19 60	
			2		3											
143	1		1		1		2		2	1	24		21		55	1
144	11	2	11	1	8		19	1	23		3,008	10	3,158	21	6,302	48
145	25		5		12		15		35		34		36		219	
146	17		11		15	1	7		6		20		24		128	1
147	13		2		2		6		23		7		9		72	
148 149 150 151 152						I					5 9		7 2		16 41	1 4
	1	1			2 1		7		6							
																
					|									]		1 9
								1		7						
	3,743	14														
			3,086	12	3,059 17		4,099	33	9,840	40	12,279	30	17, 620	49	78,854	383
 
336
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE LIII.
Abstract of the Sickness  and Mortality
					1863.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									9,336.	
	10,844.		11,651.		12, 607.		9,986.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	18	1	30 1 92	3 1 3	18 1 31	2 1	48 12 19	7 1 2	17	
	53 7								10	1
										
	415 463 358 24 8 409 45 93 21 7	i 1 1	1,007 1,549 1,448 108 15 520 68 62 7 12	2 4 1 2	741 2,152 1,621 57 9 514 54 164 25 7	o 2 2 1 1	314 1,315 1, 329 231 15 374 42 110 8 1	1 6 1 3 1	144 1,449 806 13 4 307 45 104 4 1	2 1 2 1
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
18. Diphtheria .									1 4 46 27 12 27	1 1
	1 43 95 13 41 4		1 35 95 21 58 8 1 1	1	1 44 75 19 30 6					
							44 62 18 38 3			
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis............................................										
										
24. Orchitis.............................................										
										
					1					
										
			2 16							
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.............................................	7				11		10			
										
	5	1	1				3 1			
										
			1							
	13									
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout...............................................					1 32 36 63 3					
	30 41 20		33 43 41 1				31 17 60		42 17 90	
										
										
										
										
										
	5 4 1									
ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases.			3		3	1	5 3	1	2 2	........
										
										
CLASS III.—FARASITIC DISEASES.			1		5		1		6	
										
	1		2							
									!	
										
	2,238	12	5,283	17	5,724	12	4,114	23	3,180	1 9
									____________!----------	
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
337
TABLE Lin.
of the Department of North Carolina.
	1863.		1864.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
9,414.			11,030.		12,953.		12,446.		8,027.		7,288.		7,126.		10,226.	
l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48	Cases. 1	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
			7	1	16 4	4	23	1	3	2	11	1	19	4	211 18 213	26 2 16
	1		2						4	2	1					
																
	41 716 639 15 5 162 57 60 3 7	1 2 1	55 564 588 17 4 165 25 46 2 4 4 21	1 2	64 703 570 14 1 163 22 34 4 11 4 41 1 17 3 45 2 31 25 10	1 2	47 809 789 3 6 163 22 21 1 14 4 78	1	52 612 424 18 5 177 25 41 10 9 2 13	1 2	31 472 253 6		78 389 250 13		2,989 11,193 9,075 519 72 4,361 451 898 85 79 15 167 2 27 51 384 439 220 392 51 8 2 1 24 48	7 19 1 14 7 5 1 2 5
											722 15 108	1	685 31 55	1		
											3 1 5 1		3			
													9			
																
			2 5 72 1 17 32 2 1			1	4 15 7 1 22 41 8 3						3 3 8 46 19 29 2	1		
	1 38 1 12 24 1 2							1	3 2 11 15 31 2		14					
										1	23 21 16 5 1					
																
									I							
	1				4 1		16						1 1			
									1		1					
																
	1 1								1 1						11 3 1 13 1 446 311 381 4	1 1 2
																
																
																
	26 21 22	I											-			
			24 27 23		48 25 22	1	47 23 16		78 26 11	1	28 17 12		27 18 1			
																
					1		2		2 1 4 2		1				6 7 48 23	7
	1 3															
		I	5 1		5	1	7 4			1	5 7	2	2 8			
																
	2		38		15		18 1		14		28		17		145 1 8	
	I		2								2					
49																
_..	1,665	6	1,756	4	1,906	10	2,215	3	1,601	10	1,810	4	1,717	6	33,409	116
43 
338
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LIIL—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Continued.
					181	53				
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVK	--—
										HBRB.
	10, 844.		11, 651.		12,607.		9,986.			
									9,336.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 3,180	Deaths. 9
	2,238	12	5,283	17	5, 724 1 3 67 1	12 1	4,114 5 1 22 1 1 1	23		
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	5 81 1		13 85						8 28	
										
										
								1		
										
										
	5 16 1 16		2 22 2 25		1 16					
							10 1		22 2	
										
					1					
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.					2					
										
	13		13		15 1 4 3 9 2 1 5		8 2 1 2		4	
										
	6		7 2 11 3						1	
										
Order HI.—Diseases of Ear.	14 3									
							1			
										
	3		1 1						2 5 1 4	
72. 0thor Discascs of this Order.........................							1			
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	3		3		4		5 1			
										
										
77. Inflammation of Pericardium..........	1		1							
78. Inflammation of Endocardium.............									1	
79. Inflammation of Veins....................										
	7 3		9 5		4 1 4 7 62 21		5		5 1 3 4 130 11	
										
82. Other Diseases of this Order...................							5 3 108	1		
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.	5 43 1		6 72 7							
										
										
										
87. Hanmonhage from Nose.....................	1		3 7 9 6 4 2 47 129 3		6 2 7 8 1	1	o 15 12 9			
88. Inflammation of Larynx......................								1	16 10 5 1 12 14 71 1	4
	18 3	1								
										
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.................										
92. Other Diseases of this Order..............	2 31 123 6									
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic..................					44 89 3		25 59			
										
95. Cholera Morbus......................										
96. Cirrhosis of Liver.................							2 10 7			
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease..........	11 20		3 17	1	5 35				4 11	
98. Dyspepsia.....................										
99. Diseases of Pancreas.....										
100. Ditcasos of Spleen....	2 3 7 1		3 1 10		7		8 1........! 5 1 1 12 .... 10			........1
101. Fistula in Ano.......										
102. Hernia......					11 ........					
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach										
Carried forward ...										-
	2,693	13	5,817	18			4,521			13
					6,177	14				
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1804.
339
TABLE LIIL—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Continued.
	1863. t								1864.							
DECEMBER. 9,414.			January.		February.		March.		ArRiL.		May.		June.		Total.	
			11,030.		12, 953.		12,446.		8,027.		7, 288.		7,126.		10,226.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. | Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,865	6	1,756	4	1,906	10	2,215	3	1,601	10	1,810	4	1,717	6	33,409	116
50 51	1 3	2			1	1					1	1				5
			3		2		1		4		3		3		49	
52	40		42		33		46		34		27		35		540	
53 54 55 56	1		2		2		1									
							o	1								
							4	2	2 1		1				8	2
																
57 58																
	10		8		21		25		13		15		19		197	
59 60	2				2		2				3					
											1		9		52	
61 62 63											1 1				1 4 2	
													1			
			1		1											
64	12		10		15		21		17		6		5		139	
65 66			1						2 4		2 4				8 29	
	1												1			
67 68 69 70 71							1								8 36 22 13 23	
	2 1															
							3		3 1 3		3 4 2		3 2 2			
			o 1		3 2											
	1						1									
72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80			6		9		8								30 4 42 6 1 7 3 2 55	1 1
	1 5 2								1 1 1				1 2 1			
			4		5	1	6 1									
																
			1 2													
	3 1			1												
											1 1 1					
					1 12											
	2		3				3		2				2			
81 82 83			2		2 2 7				2		2		1		19 15 62	3 1
						1	1 4	1								
	7	1	12						1		4		„			
84	75		121	1	193		105		30		39		21		1,059	1
85	7		5		9		13		23		6		6		111	
80 87 88																
	........1...				1 15		1 9				2 5				16 102	
	25		6						2							
89	13	1	21	2	30	1	27	4	49	6	10	1	4	2	210	24
90	11		9		13		18		13		12		6		113	
91 92	1 14		2 17		2 77		1 114				2 44				14 358	
									60				16			
93	15		10		14		17		21		24		28		290	
94	30		24		47		71		46		77		75		840	
95 96 97 98											7		15	1	35 2 47 159	1 1
																
	5 16		2 9		4 11		2 12						1 8			
									4		9					
99 100																
	1		3		3 2 12		5 1 5		3						40	
101											1				13	
102	5		3						5		6		4		90	
103	1		1				2		1		2				8	
																
	2,179	10	2,090 i	8	2,459	, 14	2,748	11	1,952	16	2,139	6	1,992	9	38, 340	158
 
340
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LIIL—DEPARTxMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA-Concluded.
					1>S(>3.						
											
	July.		August.		September.		October.		XI		
									9,336.		
	10,844.		11, 651.		12,607.		9,986.				
											
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Doathi 13	
	2,693	13	5,817	18	6,177	14	4,521	26	3,573		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.											
	17 7 1		14 4 2 2 2 1 50 40 18 1	2	16 1 1 1 3 14 34 22 10		37 1		38 1		
											
											
										1	
						1	7 4 28 21 13		3 4 10 20 2		
	2 36 24 14										
											
											
											
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.											
											
							1		3		
											
			2 8 2 2						1 1		
	7				3 3 1 2		1 4 1 1 I				
											
	1 1 2								1		
											
									I		
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.			1								
											
	29 ........		4		5		2		1		
											
	1										
			1		1		1		1		
											
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	31 97 4 11 20		29 139 8 32 9 1 32		35 78 5 17 16 2 28 1		20 53 3 13 6 9 23		23 27		
132. Boils...............................................											
133. Carbuncle...........................................											
134. Whitlow............................................									6 9 2 13		
											
CLASS V. WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns...............................................											
	32										
											
		2	19	1				1			
	55				22 1 3		11 1		9		
											
	2	........	1								
									1 5 2 1 1		
	21 j 1 5 1		12 5	2 1	6 4	2	5			I	
											
	3						1				
147. Punctured Wounds.............................			3 1 7								
	5 ....... 6 ........			1	1 1		1 1				
149. Other Accidents and Injuries........									1	1	
											
151. Order III.—Suicide	• |					1					
											
					6,514		4,791		3,760	. ____—1	
Total...............	3,128	17	6,269	25		18		27		16	
1 ................										____J	
 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.
341
TABLE LIIL—DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA—Concluded.
1803	.	1864.													
December.		January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
9,414.		11,030.		12, 953.		12,446.		8, 027.		7,288.		7,126.		10,226.	
Cases. 2,179 2 21 ' 4 1	Deaths. 10	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
		2,090	8	2,459 1 60 2 1 2	14	2,748 1 60 9 1 2 2 5 10 14 3	11	1,952 1 25 1 1	16	2,139 2 19 4	6 1	1,992 2 14 3 5	9 1	38, 340 9 362 38 14 9 30 64 206 223 68 4	158 2 2 1 1
		41 1 1 1													
										1 5 7 7 19 1					
2 5 9 9 1 1												6 5 3 12 3			
		2 1 15 1		5 4 14				10 14 13 2							
				2											
															
2				1				1		1		1		10	
															
I 1		1 3				1 6 1 2 1		1 3		2 1		2 1 1 1		11 37 11 19 6 7 2 1 48	
				2											
2		1 1		5				2							
															
				3											
								1							
										1 1					
		1		2		1						2			
															
												1 1 1 14 71 1 2 32 5 13		2 10 5 310 749 32 132 263 45 320 2	1 13 15 1 6
1				1		2 1 28 53									
		2 27 37 3 11 45 3 37						1 12 45 3 8 19							
41 43 3 4 > 6 > 9 r 20 i........				41 58 1 8 43 12 33						9 48 1 4 17					
						16 41 2 34 1									
							1 2	32		23					
)........			5					23 2	1				1		
) 22 L 1 2........		25 1 3		19 2 6 1 28 12 5 1 3 4	6	41 2 4 1 5 14 4 2				7		14		267 10 20 3 105 95 24 18 21 48	
												1			
5........															
4 6 > 2 5 1 7 1 1 ....	2	3 21					1	9 13 2 2		2 10 5 1		3 7 2 5 10 1	I		
	1	2													
i 2 3.....	1	4								21	2				
															
1 ....															1
->															
															
2,402	14	2,384	13	2,841	20	3,118	15	2,198	17	2,358	9	2,237	12	42,000	203
 
342
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE LIY.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1863.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
										
	21, 917.		28,160.		28,339.		28,948.		30,503.	
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 19	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 5 2 5
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	66 1 132	13 1 4	96 5 238	11 2 5	97 1 247		39	12	28 2 76	
										
						9	126	7		
										
	326 937 1,059 104 19 2,249 122 460 11 4	4 3 3 1	480 836 803 116 3 4,450 268 477 32 6	3 2 4 5 1	381 596 662 47 15 4,942 560 788 51 5	7 4 9 16 14 7	376 508 649 52 10 3,168 410 485 50 3	2 1 6 4 47 12 6	242 481 531 40 45 2,039 268 274 55 B	4 1 28 11 3
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
			10		28	1	29		13	
										
	6				4 6 80 6 4 10 6 2	1	4 2 293 13 16 12 4 1 1	2	9 2 252 24 51 Bl 7 1 2 1 4 40	4
										
	95 4 17 28 3 1		112 2 38 36 3 5 1							
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Svphilis.............................................										
										
24. Orchitis.............................................										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite............................		.......	2							
										
ORDER III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.............................	4				94	2	34 1 3 1 1	1		
										
		1								
	1									
										
34. Other Diseases of this Order.........................	1 3 96 38 105 21					1				
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout...............................................					3 146 90 68					
			155 79 77			1	149 75 82		168 59	
										
									53 ! 5 ...	
										
									I	
			4 9 12 4	1	2 14 15	2	5 10 9 1	o		
										
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.	14 2	2							9 3	4
44. Scrofula............................................										
										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch..................	55 1 10		1				1 1		10	
										
48. Other Intestinal Worms___					3				4	
										
Carried forward......										.__________ -■
	5,995	31	8,413	39	8,973	93	6,626	102	4,889	72
										___—
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864
343
        TABLE LIY.



of the Department of the South.
1863.			1864.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
32,307.			26,033.		29,442.		27,738.		9,589.		9, 788.		10,125.		23, 574.	
	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	18	3	7	1	6		5	1	4		9	1	21	2	396	68
2 3 4 5															9 1,011	5 38
	43	4	19	2	26		28				10	1	66	1		
																
	129	1	57		72		78		33		44		187	2	2,405	19
6	338		333		278		344		114		158		147		5,070	I
7	509		407		380		431		85		150		160		5,826	
8	58		71		31		26		4		'		4		553	
q	0	1	8		2		14	3			13		8 657		139 21,530	21 22
10	1,255		661	1	549	2	750		285		525					
n	294	28	138	7	69	1	103	4	9		19		55	1	2,315	139
12	194	3	74		116	1	96	1	60	1	127		114	2	3,265	53
13	18	2	8				3						4 4	1	232 108	20 4
14	17		12		10	3	21		9		6					
15	7		16		8		34	10	2		1		o		70	10
16	9				75		75	3	4		3				246 2 80 141 1,918	4 11
17 18 19					1 7		1 4 43 213									
	11	2	27 4	1				1	5 48		3 8 31					
													1 31			
20	329	........	262		190				30							
21 22	11 54		90 30		15 20		14 43		16 24		20 33				215 354	1
												1	24			
23	109		29		24		99		26		18		25		497	
24	12		10		13		8		7		7		6		86	
25	1						1		1		1		1		15 13 4 29 269 2 8 5 4 16 6 1,596	
26 27 28 29	1		. 3 1 16 12		3		2									3
																
	2 17						2 4				5 6					
					10											
30			1													
31 32	2						1		2 1							1 1
		1									1					
33 34							2 11		1							
					4											
35 36																
	261		193		109		144		75		49		51			
37	116		112		80		76		30		32		33		820	1
38	60		21		1		4		8		3		14		496	5
39															✓ 21 1 26 71 102	
40 41 42 43			1													14
	4 19 7								1 3		4		2			
			3 9		5 6	1	5 11	1								
										1	5		5			
44	5		7		5		2		o		o				33	
45																
46 47 48 49	24		43		25 1		31 2		3 3		5		4		202 9	
											1		1		26	
	--------1________															
	3,936	45	2,685	12	2,168	8	2,734	24	895	2	1,299	4	1,629	9	50,242	441
 
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TABLE LIV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Continued
	1863.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									November. 30,503.	
	21,917.		28,160.		28,339.		28,948.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathi 72
	5,995	31	8,413	39	8,973 2 3 91 o	93 2	6,626	102	4,889	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	3 153 1 2 1	1 1	1 132 4 1				2 83 1	1	4 68 1 I	1
										
										
										
										
										
			9 49 8 22				3 41 3 1 30 1		3 61 1 1 45	
	26 3 25 2 20	1			44 1 2 51	1				
										
										
										
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
			1 64						1 50 1 i 1	
	38				27 1 42 1		31 5 12 2			
										
	67 1 19 3 3 3		55 4							
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
			3		3 I 3 13		2 1 8 8		1 1 4 22	
										
			11 28							
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	6		19	2	11 2	3	4 1 2		6	1
										
								2		
			1		2	2			2	
										
			2 10 16							
	6 13 1 10 80 12				8 10 2 11 179 9	3	4 7 1 21 340 13	1 1	12 4	
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. Asthma.............................................			13 120 22						9 230 15	
										
										1
										
										
	7 7 4 3 12 150 194 38	1	11 19 21 4 5 170 139 51	1 1	14 22 7 2 33 119 146 22	1 1	7 10 21 2 181 129 97 23	3	12 13 17 4 64 113 75 6	1
										
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...............................................										
										
										
										
	1 31 1		5 109		19 120		13 55		3 62	
										
										
							1		1 2 12	
					3 27		2 11 2			
	15		21							
										
										75
	6,958	35	9,563	43	10,028	106	7 806 i HO		5,821	
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 18G4.
345
TABLE LIV—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Continued.
1863.			1864.													
DECEMBER.			January.		February.		March.		April. 1 May.				June.		Total.	
32,307.			26,033.		29,442.		27, 738.		9,589.		9,788.		10,125.		23, 574.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	3,936 1 7 87 4	45 2	2,685 2 7 75 4	12 2	2,168 1 10 48	8	2,734 8 43 30 2	24 1	895	2	1,299	4	1,629 1 2 40	9 1	50,242 15 92 862 20 7 2	441 8 1 2 2
									4 23		6 32 1 3					
																
							1	1								
																
	2 69 1		3 55 1		1 40						1 12 1		1 15 3 11	1	23 466 24 62 153 26 2 530 13 203 22 19 28 17 62 121	1 1 1
							46		8 2							
																
	15 2		2		4		1 1				3 1					
									1							
																
	64		45		50		54 5 5 6		36		39		32 1 3			
	3 2				3 2				4 1		5 1					
			1													
																
	1		8 4 3 8		1 2 8 6		4				2					
									2 4 5				3			
	6 18						10 2				2 4					
													5			
	5 1		7		6 1		3						7 1 1		74 6 3 9	5 1 2 2
																
																
			1				2		1							
																
									1						3 85 68 6 132 2,111 154 2 6 200 238 172 30 431 947 1,143 179	5 1 1 19 1 1 2
	12 2		12 5 1 18 301 20		12 3		7 5 1 14 177 15				1 1		1 2			
																
								1								
	20 278 6				9 177 25	1			1 97 6		4 53 3		2 79 8 2 1 9 14 11 4 2 26 79 14			
	1 29 27 2 31 83 98 4				1 10 28 15 2 28 26 71 5	5	2 5 38 10 2 10 39 85 7				1 7 36 14 5 14 31 50 4	1				
		3	78 20 25	1				3	11 4 8							
			39 42 59					1	12 19 50 5							
																
	3 42		1 42				1 36		1 27		2 36		1 33		50 617 1 1 16 154 3	
					24											
																
	2 12 1		3 9		2 17		1 11				1 7					
									2				10			
	4,896	50	3,586	15	2,806	14	3,423	31	1,230	2	1,682	5	2,053	11	59,852	497
44 
346
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LIV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Concluded.
1					1863.				—	
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 30,503.	
										
	21,917.		28,160.		28,339.		28,948.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathi. 75 1
	6,958	35	9,563 5 26 3 17 2 8	43 1 1	10,028 3 50 13 17 3 7 2 54 100 2 3	106	7,806	110	5,821 2 43 4 2	
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	18 6 13	2				1 1	42 14 5 1 4 2 35 72 4 1	1 1		
										
										
										
	4 5 28 56								5	
										
		1	67 91 6 3 1 4 1 6 12 4 6	1					42 46 6	
112. Piles ..............................................										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.	5									
										
					7 1 6 6 5 14 1 3		3 3 2 3 3 2		6	
										
	1 11 5 5 1	1							1 6 1 4	
										
										
										
										
			3						1 1 3 3	
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.	1						1 7			
125. Caries..............................................			1 3		4 3 1 3					
	6									
										
			4				1		1 3	
	1									
							1 103 124 7 39 38 11 16 1			
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	75 171 19 26 24 8 81		195 350 13 68 66 16 56		172 221 10 27 27 8 38 2				126 130 4 29 25 7 25 1	
132. Boils...............•..............................										
133. Carbuncle..........................................										
134. Whitlow............................................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns.........................................										
										
										
		2	20 1 1	1						
	45 1 1 1 540 23 22 6 1 21				43 1 4 1 124 15 5 1		25 2		41 1 4	
										
										
							........|-			
		40	202 26 7 4 1 3	48		34	40 15 6 1	5	9 21 2 3 1	1
										
										
147. Punctured Wounds...............................										
148. Poisoning................................										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries................				1	5					
										
										
152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence .				1				|		
Total............										77
	8,189	81	10, 865	97	11,040	142	8,440	117	6,430	
'-----------										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
347
TABLE LIV.—DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH—Concluded.
1863.			1864.													
December. 32,307.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
			26,033.		29,442.		27,738.		9,589.		9, 788.		10,125.		23, 574.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	4,896	50	3,586	15	2,806	14	3,423	31	1,230	o	1,682	5	2,053	11	59,852	497
104 105															10	
	58		57		55		57		21		16		13		456	
106 107 108 109		1	1		o	1	8				1		3		56	
			2		2		5	1					1		66	6
			2 1	1							1 2		1 1	2	10 46	5 3
	2	1			3	1	4	1	5							
110 111	3 36		3 21				1 14				1 21				17 355	1
					16				10				11			
112	62		38		49		46		10		11		21		602	
	2		4		1				1						26	2
114 115 116	1 2 3								2						15 4 28	
			1 1													
					3								1			
117 118 119			2												7 21 67	1
	3 4						1 6				1 3					
			4		2				4				6			
120 121 122 123	1 4 1 5		1 2 2 2		1 3 2 2		1 2				1 1		2 2		25 45 7 18	1
																
																
						1	2									
124 125			2 6		1 1		1 3								7 36	
	3								1		3		4			
126	3		2		3		2		3		4		8		40	
127 128 129 130							1								2 13 7 7	
	2		1		1 1 3											
							1 1		1							
	2															
131	149		67		89		68		28		23		22		1,117	
132	226		181		142		167		51		59		101		1,923	
133	15		8		4		10		5		3		4		102	
134	29		26		33		54		16		16		11		374	
135	46		90		57		89		28		35		29		554	
136	11		5		2		8		3		7		2		88	
137	49		43		55		74		21		17		22		497	
138 139 140							1		1						6	6
										1				2		
	66		42		32		49		20		17		13		413	
141 142 143 144	4 1 1 20						4 2 1 13		2 3		3		1 1		20 25 4 1,668	145
			4		4											
																
		3	12	2	679	10		2	11		14	1	4			
145	27		20	1	19		22		11		10		10		219	1
146 147	7 1		8 2		3 2		1 2			1	4 2		4 6		69 33	1
									3							
148 149	1 3		1 4	1											5 69	2 4
					31	2					1					
150 151 152																
								1		1						2 6
	5,752	1				3								1		
																
		56	4,254	20	4,109	32	4,145	37	1,491	5	1,959	6	2,357	16	69,031	696
 
348
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        TABLE LY.



Abstract of Mortality in the
					18(	J3.				
										
	July.		August.		September. 1 October.				November. 26,186.	
										
	37,096.		34,183.		30, 790.		25,758.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deathi. 53
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.		221 1 3		171		89		79		
										
				11		7		9		10
										
		20		19		13 2		3 3		
										2
		2								
										
		7 7 58 10 3 2 8 o		3 2 94 9 8 1 2		1 1 98 12 15 1 3		4 2 182 8 10 2 2		4 3 1G6 3 10 4 6
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
				1 10						
		1				7		9		4
										
20. Epidemic Catarrh...................................						1				
21. Other Diseases of this Order......................		7		4 2				2		
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis......................................						3				1
										
24. Orchitis.....................................										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite..................................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order........................										
ORDER III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy....................................				1				4		6 2 2
										
31. Delirium Tremens............................		1		4		2		1		
										
										
				3						8
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—-Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout.........................................										
		1				1				
								2 4		
		1		2						
										
				1 1 1 19						
										1
42. Other Diseases of this Order.....................		3 12 1						1 17 1		
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.						16				15
										
45. Other Disoases of this Order.............										2
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch........				!				l		
47. Tape-worm.......										
48. Other Intestinal Worms ...						.......	..............			
49. Other Diseases of this Order						......				
Carried forward___										____
		371				272				302
					....... I					■1 zj
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
349
TABLE LY.
General Hospitals of the Atlantic Region.
	1863.		1864.													
December.			January. February.				March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
21,749.			17,550.		18, 332.		18,490.		20, 518.		43, 284.		49, 391.		28,611.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49		27 1 5		19 1 3		30		29 1 7		55		60		155 2 13		988 6 72
																
												4				
																
		3 1 2		1		2 1				10 1 1 1 3 24 53 2 1 4 eo 36 1 3 1		4		10		85 10 8 2 31 60 1,108 59 90 44 361 117 6 64 2 2 43 7
																
								1						2		
				1 1 5 69 1 6 3 68 1												
												3		5 9 100 5 10 6 11 11 1 13		
		6 112 3 7 4 28						1 57 2								
						53 1 . 10 5 65 12 1 5						66 3 4 7 40 11				
																
																
								5 68 44 2								
																
																
																
		3		5								4 1				
																
		1														
				1				14		7		4		4		
		1														
																
																
		1														1
																
																
																
												1 1 4 1				12 4 45 3
				1 3				-"								
		3				6		7		10 2				2		
																
																
								11		3		5				30
																
										1		1 1 1				4 4 14
						1										
				1				1						4		
																
														1		2 3 8 257 2 6
		1														
												1 35		2 38		
		20		16		21		24		29						
																
										1		1		2		
																
																
								1					........1........			1
																
		229														
				206		213		275		309		263		401		3,561
															i..........	
 
350
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE LV.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
	1863.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 26,186.	
										
	37,096.		34,183.		30,790.		25,758.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. >	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 302 3
d		371 2 1		369 2 1		272 2 2	1	351 3 2		
CLASS IV. —LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
										
										
		2 1 4								
' * y . - Br-iin				9		3 3		1 1		1
										
										1
										
										
		2 1 1				2		1		
				3 4						
										1
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
										
										
										
										
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.										
	•									
										
										
										
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.				2 1 2 1 1						
						2		3		2 1
										
		1								
										1
										
										
										
										
		2								1
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.										
								1 1		1 4
										
										
										
		1 15 2 2 1								
				15 2 1		12		19 3		21
										
						2				1
								3		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.										
										2
				1 1 1						
						1				1 1
								1 1		
										
										
										
101. Fistula in Ano..........				1						
										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach...						1				
										344
Carried forward___		409		417		302		391		
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G4.                    351
TABLE LV.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
	1863.		1864.													
December. 21,749.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
			17,550.		18, 332.		18,490.		20,518.		43,284.		49, 331.		28, 611.	
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 96 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	Cases.	Deaths. 229 1	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
				206 1 2		213 1 1		275 5 3		309 2 3		263		401 2 2		3,561 24 18
																
												1				
																
														1 9 2		3 52 34 3
		1		2 10 1		5		7 10		8 1		4 2				
																
						1										
																
				1												1 14 9 26
		1						4		1		1 1 5		2 4 5		
																
				1		2				7						
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
																
				1 2				1 4 1								4 24 7 3 9 2 1
		2				4 1				1 1		2		1 1 1 1		
																
																
						1		1 1		2						
												1				
														1		
																
																
				2		1 2 5		2								8 3 27 19
												1 2 3				
				4 3				6 2		7 2				1 1		
		3														
																
																
		1 10		2 29 6		2 62 1 1 1		2 129 4		2 144 3 2				1 39 1 1 2		11 559 26 11 12
												64 4 1 1				
																
																
		2		2												
																
																2 4 4 10 1
		1 1								1		1				
																
						1		2		1		1		2		
																
																
																
																1 1 2
	.......											1				
														1		
																
		254		277		305		459		497		359		482		4,496
																
 
352
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TABLE LV.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION-Concluded.
--------- 1	1863.									
	July. August.				September. 1 October.				November.	
_U< M .										
	37,096.		34,183.		30,790.		25,758.			
									26,186.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases. 1 Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Casei.	Deathi
	1	409		417		302		391		■"—
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										344
										1 I 2
		1		3 5 1 1 1		1				
										
		6				4		2		
										2
						1				
		1								
										
		3				2				
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
				1				2		
	1									1
										
				3		1		1		
										
										
										
								1		1
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.										
	1									
	|									
	|									
						1				
										
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.		1				1				
										
										
										
										
CLASS V. WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
		2 1 3		3						
						2		1		...
				1						3
										
										
				2 9 283 1 2				2		
		7 236 1 2				2 81 2				3 63
							........	88		
										
								1		1
										
										2 3 1
149. Other Accidents and Injuries........................		4		4 1		1		1		
150. Order II.—Homicide.............										
						1		1		
										
Total........■..........					----					
		677		738		402		491		1 428
						1				
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.                    353
TABLE LV.—GENERAL HOSPITALS OF THE ATLANTIC REGION—Concluded.
--	1863.		1864.													
DECEMBER.			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
21,749.			17,550.		18, 332.		18,490.		20,518.		43,284.		49,391.		28,611.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.	
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152		254		277		305		459		497 1 1 4 1 3		359		482 3 3		4,496
																4 8 15 24 32 6 9 6 4 7
				1 2				1				1 2 4 3				
		1 1 3														
						3 2		4 3 1 3						4 4 1		
				1 1 1												
																
		1 1								2						
						1						2		1 4 1		
																
								1								
																
																
		1				1				1		1		1		8 1
																
																
								8				1				8 1
						1										
																
																
				2		1				1		1				7
																
						1										1 1
										1						
																
								1								2
																
																
								1		2		1		4		10
																
																
																
																
						1 1										I 8 12 10
		1								1 1						
								3			........	3		1 2		
						1										
																
																
												2 42 706 1				6 89 3,438 21 9 6 4 67 3 4
		3 81 3		2 19		1 16		1 19		1 13 1				18 1,833 12		
																
																
						1		2 1 1 1 1								
				2								1 1 14		2		
																
		4		3		1				3				28		
																
		1		1												
																
		355	j........													
				312		337		505		534		1,145		2,404		8,328
L																
45 
354
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
                    TABLE  LYL

Abstract of  the Sickness  and  Mortality
Year.......................................
Month.....................................
Mean Strength, (not including Table L V).
1863.
July.
203,083.
219,614.
September.
October.
217,345.
205,014.
November.
   214,539.

Cases.  Deathe.
LIST OF DISEASES.
Cases.  Deaths.
   CLASS I.—ZYMOTIC  DISEASES.
       Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.
Typhoid Fever.............................
Typhus Fever..............................
Typho-Malarial Fever......................
Yellow Fever..............................
Remittent Fever...........................
Quotidian Intermittent Fever...............
Tertian Intermittent Fever.................
Quartan Intermittent Fever.................
Conge3tive Intermittent Fever..............
Acuto Diarrhoea............................
Chronic Diarrhoea..........................
Acute Dysentery...........................
Chronic Dysentery.........................
Erysipelas.................................
Small-pox and Varioloid....................
Measles....................................
Scarlet Fever..............................
Diphtheria.................................
Mumps.....................................
Epidemic Catarrh..........................
Other Diseases of this Order................
        ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases.
Syphilis...................................
Gonorrhoea.................................
Orchitis....................................
Stricture of the Urethra.....................
Purulent Ophthalmia.......................
Serpent Bite...............................
Other Diseases of this Order................
        Order III.—Dietic Diseases.
Scurvy.....................................
Purpura...................................
Delirium Tremens..........................
Inebriation.................................
Chronic Alcoholism.........................
Other Diseases of this Order................
572
 18
890
 CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES.
           ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases.
35. Gout............................................
36. Acute Rheumatism...............................
37. Chronic Rheumatism.............................
38. Anaemia.........................................
39. General Dropsy...................................
40. Cancer...........................................
41. Tumors..........................................
42. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
          Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.
43. Consumption......................................
44. Scrofula..........................................
45. Other Diseases of this Order......................
    CLASS III.-PARASITIC  DISEASES.
46. Itch..........................................
47. Tape-worm...................................
48. Other Intestinal Worms.......................
49. Other Diseases of this Order..................
Carried forward.
 58
 50
375
310

412
554
 68
 14
  9
  3
  2

115
 20
 47
 31
  4
 27
  3
742
602
269
 23
  2
  8
 28

 75
 24
  6


223
  4
 18
Cases.  Deaths.
Cases.  Deaths
279
  3
 15
653
920
30
27,106
508
 3,874
 4,746
 4,655
   363
    55
16, 563
 1,248
 1,869
   123
   120
    1
    27
    1
   149
    42
   355
   337

   539
   735
    60
    15
    9
    2
    25

   196
    24
    29
    48
    17
258
  4
 32
890
595
355
 11
 13
 36

103
 53
  2


 57
  4
 13
  2
39,942
  1
 14
 13
107
 23
 13
  4
  2
594
  7
653
 3,335
 5,927
 4,710
   602
    56
14, 682
 1,461
 2,485
   202
    70
    6
    59
580
153
 54
495
252

754
978
 92
 15
 18
Cases.  Deaths.
186

 33
393
 14
583
 11
 16
137
 44
 27
  2
  3
  1
2,312
4,637
4,622
  492
   57
9,068
1,281
1,653
  173
   76
   17
   53
170
 36
 43
 23
 15
  5
896
571
287
 34
 -2
  5
 48

111
 31
  2


 78
  2
 18
  2
 79
 35
849
184

750
810
112
 17
 12
26
561
109
  5
 50
 37
 14
143
   5
1,103
  615
  273
   3
   2
   8
   52

   92
   40
   17


  122
   8
   10
   1
30,853
239
 40
 32
  2
  4
598 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.                   355
TABLE  LYI.
of the Atlantic Region.
1863. 1									18(	4.						
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
220,341.			206,669.		228,244.		247, 591.		265, 635.		216,639.		205,041.		220,813.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. ]	Deaths.	Cases. ]	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	260	82	258	79	191	79	250	78	255	103	190	71	291	227	4,232	1,680
2	8	6	3	1	11	2	7	4	3	2	4		4	3	90	29
3 4 5	275	17	270	20	154	6	169	16	229	12	261	8	640	35	5,440	257
	1,059	9	781	9	839	6	1,137	3	1,463	18	1,109	10	2,197	13	22, 046 j	195
6	2,459	1	1,899	2	1,981	1	2,511	1	2,939	1	2,574		2,610	1	38,849	19
7	2,499	2	1,912	1	1,755		2,568	1	3,202	1	2,112		2,171	2	37, 057	11
8	164		148	2	141		66		193	1	88		162		2,807	4
9	63	2	61	11	20	1	62	7	86	9	43	8	72	8	717	111
10	6,344	8	4,326	11	3,211	3	3,457	2	5,717	25	9,144		15,525	20	107, 053	121
11	1,229	212	872	151	554	64	589	76	677	58	621	70	1,101	111	11,842	1,519
12	821	20	417	7	390	5	357	6	853	6	1,364	3	2,667	15	15,891	214
13	91	15	71	12	33	14	35		39	1	143	4	113	12	1,335	156
14	124	4	169	9	224	10	340	10	307	9	156	9	115	7	1,917	74
15	78	34	209	85	188	77	211	89	233	74	77	44	18	17	1,068	446
16	48	2	296	2	1,126	35	1,828	106	1,263	63	297	14	565	16	5,618	241
17	4		7	1	25	1	21	5	22	1	3		1	1	87	10
18	74	9	164	8	147	16	135	7	123	6	50	4	84	15	1,299	140
19	82		259		503		1,315	1	1,699	1	481	1	372	1	4,993	5
20	1,444	1	1,437		1,502		2,651		1,826		616		252		12, 938	2
21	241	1	711	4	554		660	16	540	12	630	7	778	34	5,401	96
22	718	3	628		849	]	1,366		1,5L>2	1	856	1	703		9,861	12
23	808		720		962		1,592		1,763		848		635		11,262	
24	142		100		172		211		301		159		109		1,639	
25	20	1	27		30		34		33		13		18		264	1
26	16		35		15		21		24		11		12		190	
27 28			1 85						4 34				2 9		13 277	1
	26				14		36	1			5					
29	57		50	1	36		34		42		40	1	45		984	16
30	9		6	1	4		6		9		4	1	3		129	4
31	31	5	39	9	68	13	64	14	65	14	26	5	26	2	526	87
32	32	1	51	5	57	1	84	3	69	4	39	1	41		549	18
33	14		16	3	15		11		15		16		27		174	3
34	15		7		6		15	11	3	3	1	5			84	31
35 36	2 1,328	I 1					11 1,439	1	7 1,577	1	1 700	1	1 617		54 12, 679	1 11
			1,147		1,154	3										
37	784		760		684	2	814	1	1,039	1	518	1	548		8,204	9
38	248	2	149	1	113	2	127	2	219	1	140	1	136	4	2,564	28
39 40	5 2														77 23	1 2
			4		1		4		1		3		1	1		
41	11	1	18		24		25		23		18		7		171	3
42	87		24		68		36	1	64		18	1	6	2	505	10
43	76	29	99	33	93	31	120	43	128	40	74	47	57	39	1,102	373
44	44		47		37		52		56		38		58		521	3
45 46			1 315				2 355		2 432	1	1 210	1	9 284	2	47 2,788	6
	211				283											
47	5		3		8		8		10		3		5		62	
48	5		6		9		44	1	16		8		28		191	1
49			3		3		2		9		4		4		32	
																
	22,063	469	18,611	468	18,254	373	24,882	506	29,136	469	23,717	319	33,129	588	335, 652	5,951
 
356
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  LVL—ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
yr.Ai

MON'l
1863.
Mean STRENGTH, (notincluding Table LV).
LIST OF DISEASES.
Brought forward.
 78.
 79.
 80.
 81.
 82.

 83.
 84.
 85.
 86.
 87.
 68.
 89.
 90.
 91.
 9%

 93.
 94.
 95.
 96.
 97.
 98.
 99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
    CLASS IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.
    Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
Apoplexy......................................
Epilepsy.......................................
Headache......................................
Insanity.......................................
Inflammation of Brain..........................
Inflammation of Membranes of Brain............
Inflammation of Spinal Cord....................
Nostalgia......................................
Neuralgia......................................
Paralysis......................................
Sun-stroke.....................................
Othor Diseases of this Order....................
         Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
Amaurosis.....................................
Cataract.......................................
Inflammation of Conjunctiva....................
Inflammation of Iris............................
Night Blindness................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
        Order III.—Diseases of Ear.
Earache.......................................
Inflammation of Internal Ear....................
Deafness.......................................
Otorrhcea......................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
 ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
Aneurism......................................
Valvular Disease of Heart......................
Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
Inflammation of Pericardium....................
Inflammation of Endocardium..................
Inflammation of Veins..........................
Varicose Veins.................................
Varicocele.....................................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
  ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
Asthma........................................
Acute Bronchitis................-..............
Chronic Bronchitis.............................
Dropsy of Chest...............................
Haemorrhage from Nose........................
Inflammation of Larynx........................
Inflammation of Lungs.........................
Inflammation of Pleura.........................
Haemorrhage from Lungs.......................
Other Diseases of this Order....................
   ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
Colic.........................................
Constipation.................
Cholera Morbus..............
Cirrhosis of Liver............
Dropsy from Hepatic Disease.
Dyspepsia...................
Diseases of Pancreas.........
Diseases of Spleen...........
Fistula in Ano................
Hernia.......................
Hemorrhage from Stomach...
203,083.
August.
219, 614.
Cases.
27,106
 66
902
 14
 15
  1
  3
 13
326
 20
325
 18

 24
Carried forward.
228
  4
129
 13

104
 33
 18
 51
 49

  1
 36
  6
  7
  4
  6
  6
113
 81
 15

 71
533
 84
  1
 13
100
 40
 925
,089
 368
 23
324
  1
  4
 26
193
  3
33,752
508
Cases.  Deaths.  Cases. Deaths
39, 942
  5
103
889
 17
 11
  3
  2
 37
395
 36
222
 31

  7
  5
282
  2
139
 12

 68
 28
 12
 91
153

  5
 54
  4
565
September.
October.
217,345.
  10
   4
   3
  73
  82
  12

  83
  729
  122
   2
  22
  54
  98
  192
  37
  96

  956
1,178
  367
   5
  25
  555
  4
 19
169
  3
47, 455
580
40,045
 12
 81
594
 18
  6
669
 25
351
 21
 23
 59

  6
  1
256
  8
110
 10

 55
 18
 15
 62
 95

  1
 54
  4
  1
 10
  1
  3
 54
 57
 20

 98
 950
 140
   1
  17
  58
 131
 133
  26
  87

 759
 977
 211
   1
  44
 416
   2
   7
  18
' 177
   2
46,339
561
205,014.
Cases.  Deaths
30,853
 10
 77
466
 10
  2
  2
  7
 28
315
 18
  7
 40

  9
  1
192
 18
 43
 15

 18
 16
 14
 33
 74

  3
 48
  6
  8
  5
  4
  77
  45
  12

  97
1,512
  153
    4
    8
  75
  172
  154
  22
  372

  596
  778
   99
    4
   42
  285
628
 15
 13
154
  5
37,036
682    34,189 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1804.
357
TABLE LVL—ATLANTIC REGION—Continued.
	1863								1864.							
	December.		January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
220,341.			206,669.		228,244.		247,591.		265,635.		216, 639.		205,041.		220,813.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	22,063	469	18,611	468	18,254	373	24, 882	506	29,136	469	23,717	319	33,129	588	335,652	5,951
50	7	9	5	6	7	6	10	8	6	4	6	4	8	6	82	78
51	83	3	68	3	95	2	161	6	134	5	70	1	89	2	1,115	36
52	438		503		435		544		653		425		619		6,889	
53	23		16	1	18	1	27	1	27		11	1	10	1	208	7
54	7	8	6	5	7	8	12	16	4	10	10	8	5	12	88	95
55	2	1	3	12	5	5	11	17	13	10	3	2	2	2	46	60
56	4	1	9	3	5	3	5	1	6		1	1	4	1	56	12
57	17	1	26	1	27		33		26		18		91		361	4
58	401		373	1	395		444		444		223		313		4,310	1
59	14	1	16	1	22		21	7	20	2	22	2	28	3	251	25
60 61									9 63	1 9	438 46	5 5	379 23	16 6	1,405 467	35 41
	43	2	19	2	29	3	34	5								
62	5		7		5		17		19		6		9		119	
63	6		6		4		6		4		3		9		47	
64	320		324		344		474		576		292		293		3,828	
65	10		24		9		22		19		13		4		140	
66	22		20		16		29		47		67		121		772	
67	10		20		7		13		14		15		9		147	
68 69	12														276	
	19		51		74		77		61		19		25		428	
70	13		13		21		28		42		23		30		232	
71	57		89		130		132		133		49		36		907	
72	102		90		51		29		29		9		8		791	
73	3		2	3	1		2	1	2		1		3		27	8
74	32	8	57	9	58	8	50	5	92	9	55	7	64	6	636	78
75	9		4		11	2	7	1	4	1	1	1	5	1	67	11
76 77	3 12	3	4 13	4	2 7	4	1 12						1 4	1 1	29 108	9 20
								3	24	2	1					
78 79	2				3		3	2	4 5	1	2 1	2	1 8	1	35 34	5 2
			3	1												
80	81		78		94		76		98		75		76		986	
81	35		37		47		48		65		45		35		618	
82	3		19	3	16	7	11	6	25	2	1		6	1	149	34
83	132	2	102	1	67	2	128	1	90		41	1	67		1,064	8
84	2,149		2,492	8	2,584	16	2,486	12	2,136	12	705	2	542	2	18,496	56
85	281	3	229	3	261	1	287	3	338	4	158	3	124	1	2,349	24
86 87	4 19		4 16	2	7 17		1 26		1 15				8 31		43 215	3 1
											19					
88	170	2	338	5	175	5	260	3	259	2	147	1	38	1	1,734	21
89	340	57	595	96	677	170	758	258	670	259	226	88	156	48	4,118	1,099
90	197	2	263	8	281	1	327	6	341	6	145	4	124	1	2,433	37
91	28		25	1	24	1	36	2	39	3	36	1	61	2	389	19
92	289	3	448	8	631	4	804.	39	800	2	112	3	72	3	3,990	69
93	463		309		288		316		436		467		681	1	6,707	2
94	763		818		893		1,144		1,334		762		1,049		11,658	4
95	44	2	17		21		28	1	30	2	80	1	287	2	1,582	16
96 97	6 30	1 1			1 16						3 9	1	2 10	2	25 273	5 14
			23	1		2	7	2	18	1						
98	313		259		269		317		288		243		271		3,842	1
99 100	3 5		1 4				2 6								9 64	
					4				5		1		1			
101	10		13		20		11		30		15		9		202	1
102	146	1	134		162		174		200		151	1	242		2,098	2
103	7	1	9		1		6		7		5		6	1	56	3
	29,257	581	26,615	656	26,601	624	34,347	912	38,841	816	28, 993	464	39,228	712	422,653	7,897
 
358
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TABLE  LVL—ATLANTIC REGION-Concluded.
Year......................................
Month.....................................
Mean Strength, (not including Table LV).
LIST OF DISEASES.
Brought forward.
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.....
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver ..
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice.....................
112. Piles.........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order ...
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114. Stone and Gravel............
115. Diabetes....................
116. Bright's Disease.............
117. Diseases of Prostate.......
118. Diseases of Testis...........
119. Inflammation of Kidneys---
120. Inflammation of Bladder.....
121. Incontinence of Urine.......
122. Hydrocele..................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries......................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle___
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
  CLASS V.—WOUNDS,  ACCIDENTS,  AND
                    INJURIES.

      ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns...........................................
137. Contusions.......................................
138. Concussion of Brain..............................
139. Drowning.........................................
140. Sprains..........................................
141. Dislocation......................................
142. Simple Fractures................................
143. Compound Fractures.............................
144. Gunshot Wounds..................................
145. Incised Wounds..................................
146. Lacerated Wounds...............................
147. Punctured Wounds................................
148. Poisoning........................................,
149. Other Accidents and Injuries.......................

150. Order II.—Homicide............................
151.

152.
O RDER III.—Suicide..............

Order IV.—Execution of Sentence.

            Total..............
1863.
July.
203, 083.
Cases.  Deaths.
33,752
 16
242
 35
 47
  4
 49
 13
265
536
 90
  592
1,042
   94
  117
  218
457
   354
    20
    88
    70
11,818
   200
   121
    40
    60
    83
50,779
565
  9
799
  3
  2
1,434
August.
219,614.
Cases.
47, 455
 25
233
 46
 72
379
562
 80
1,229
2,255
  121
  369
  251
141
496
  5
338
 15
 38
  7
462
194
 44
 40
 84
 53
55,426
669
  2
  9
348
  2
  2
    2

    1

   10

1,097
September.
217,345.
Cases.
46,339
 16
306
 57
 37
 12
 64
 45
367
533
 76
  841
1,415
  81
  176
  129
 66
428
  9
349
 17
 39
 11
501
168
 45
 23
 34
 60
52,533
Deaths.
628
  2
136
  2
813
37,036
  5
392
 47
 15
  5
 58
 26
306
484
 44
552
864
 54
129
217
 73
365
  2
  323
   17
   44
    8
1,017
  184
   43
   29
   19
   49
42, 633
682
  2
  2
151
  1
  1
  1
  1
  1
34,189
 421
  12
  53
   6
1,282
 264
  66
  29
  11
  46
40,566 I  741 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 18G4.
359
TABLE LVL—ATLANTIC REGION-Concluded.
1803.									1864.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		MAY.		June.		Total.	
220,341.			206,669.		228,244.		247, "591.		265, 635.		216,639.		205, 041.		220,813.	
—	Cases.	Deaths. 581	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	29,257		26,615 (	656	26,601	624	34,347	912	38,841	816	28,993	464	39,228	712	422, 653	7,897
104	7		13	1	10		10	1	11	2	3		8	3	132	9
105	764		926	1	1,192		1,275	2	1,221	3	403	1	226	3	7,680	11
106	38	2	43	4	34	3	45		31	4	15	2	25		445	31
107	15	4	20	4	24	6	22	5	21	3	9	7	28	7	333	62
108	3	4	6	4	8	3	4	3	5	5	4	4	3	7	65	53
109	41	1	28	2	31	2	40	2	49	1	25		30	2	557	13
no	34	1	33	2	19	1	29	3	32	3	21		26		341	12
111	238	1	193		185	1	166		239	1	200	2	164	1	2,999	9
112	414		378		348		436		468		415		523	4	5,578	4
113	25		149	1	76	2	66	1	197		25		56	1	937	18
114	16		11		21		20		24		17		36		241	
115	11	1	6		8		5	1	11		3		5		70	2
116	20	1	20	3	16	1	14		17	1	7	1	10	1	178	13
117 118	3 11		2 15		1 20		9 46		4 67						29 295	1
											27		26			
119	39		45		69		58	3	57	1	33	1	40		634	11
120	14		24		21	1	21		31		13		13		229	1
121	34		30		43		63		45		21		27		457	
122	10		11		12		9		6		8		10		111	
123	14		36	2	15	3	19		17	1	5	2	8		180	11
124	6		6		4		8		15		7		5		81	
125	16		14		21	1	15		12		6		9		144	1
126	18		22		47		28		55	1	16		29		383	1
127	1		5		4		2		6		1		11		46	
128	12		18		8		5	1	23		5		15		149	2
129	10		10		10		15		12		7		6		100	
130	5		8		6		7		15		3		4		68	
131	711		477		558	1	616	1	649	2	291	1	275	4	7,442	11
132	1,057		859		823		927		1,089		671		802		12,714	
133	57		35		41		64		57		29		50		737	
134	175		194		191		275		214		126		117		2,241	
135	193		364		449		410		534		335		375		3,626	
136	134	1	106	1	104	1	131		144		73		62		1,229	4
137	565	1	548		690	2	732		706	3	578	3	524	2	6,490	16
138 139	4	1	7	9	2	1 5	4	4 2	7	5 7	10	3	3	4 8	63	24 73
140	555		477		540		658		801		347		335		5,498	
141	25		23		19		32		47		16		14		257	
142	44		42		50		56		82		35	2	50		621	6
143	7	3	6	2	7	2	14	2	11	3	84	43	46	18	277	98
144	189	110	140	31	992	54	188	37	227	23	25, 680	1,042	16,484	2,405	58,980	5,254
145	384	3	415	3	381	1	427	3	411	1	149	2	141	12	3,318	33
146	87		98		87	3	76	2	80	1	164	5	81		992	17
14V	50	1	18	2	27	1	43	2	79		30	1	39	2	447	11
148	11	4	6	2	8	1	7	2	13	1	42	1	49		344	17
149	45	12	133	7	120	7	60	6	44	5	67	20	37	31	797	115
150 151		2 3				2		1 2								13 24
				1						3		5		3		
152	35,369	4 741				3		1		10				1		34
																
			32,634	738	33,943	733	41,504	999	46, 727	906	59,019	1,617	60,055	3,231	551,188	13,912
 
 
SICKNESS, ETC.,  DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, J864.
361
CENTRAL  REGION.
    The reports from troops in the Central Region are consolidated  into statistical tables
for nine departments, as follows:

    1. The Department of West Virginia      -
    2. The Northern Department   ---___
    3. The Department of the Ohio ---__.
    4. The Department of the Cumberland     -
    5. The Department of the Tennessee  -
    6. The Department of the Gulf       ---_._.
    7. The Department of the Northwest -
    8. The Department of the Missouri    -
    9. The Department of Arkansas      -
         To these tables are added—
   10. A table showing  the mortality in the general  hospitals of
         the Central Region   -------
   11. A consolidated table for the Central Region    -
Table	LVII.
Table	LVIII.
Table	LIX.
Table	LX.
Table	LXI.
Table	LXII.
Table	LXIII.
Table	LXIV.
Table	LXV.
Table	LXVI.
Table	LXVII.
             1. The  Department  of West Virginia—Table LVII.

    This table embraces for July the reports from troops in the  State of West Virginia
and in Maryland west of Hancock; subsequently the reports from West Virginia  and
Maryland west of the Monocacy.
    The boundaries for July are those fixed by General Orders No. 186, June 24, 1863.
(See remarks  on  Table  XXXIV.)   They were  extended by General Orders  No. 266,
August 3, 1863, to include all of the State of Maryland west of the Monocacy,  and that
part of Virginia in the vicinity of  Harper's Ferry.
    General F.  Sigel was assigned to command  February 29,  1864, and  General D.
Hunter May 19,  1864.
    -The most important  movements during the year were the advance of General Sigel
up the Shenandoah valley in  May, and the movement of General  Hunter against Lynch-
burg in June.
                2. The Northern Department—Table LVIII.

   As for the previous year this  designation is  here applied to the region north of the
Unio and east of the Mississippi river, comprising  the States of  Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
          46 
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Michigan, and Wisconsin.   The  department was  created by  General  Orders, No.  17
January 12, 1864, to consist of the above States, excepting the State of Wisconsin, which
officially formed part of the Department of  the Northwest, General S. P. Heintzelman was
placed in command.

                 3. The  Department of  the Ohio—Table LIX.

     This table embraces, the reports received from  troops in Kentucky east of the Ten-
nessee river, and from the Army of the Ohio  in East  Tennessee.   The boundaries are
those fixed  by General  Orders, No. 369, November 16, 1863, by which the department
was  declared to  consist of  the State of Kentucky east of the  Tennessee river, and such
parts of the State of Tennessee as might be occupied by the troops of that army.
     In August, 1863, General A. E. Burnside moved with the Army of the Ohio into
East Tennessee, occupying Knoxville September 1st.
     In November, Knoxville was besieged  by a rebel  force under  General Longstreet,
who  arrived before the place November 17th.  The  siege was raised December 4th on the
arrival of a force from the Armies of the Tennessee and  the Cumberland, under command
of General Sherman.
     November 16th General J. G. Foster was  assigned to the command of this depart-
ment, and January 28, 1864, General J. M. Schofield.
     The Army of the Ohio, or Twenty-third  Army Corps, subsequently moved southward,
formed a junction, during April,  with the Armies of the Cumberland and  the Tennessee,
and accompanied them in the campaign against Atlanta.
     The term Department  of the Ohio was understood to embrace this Army of the Ohio,
as well as the garrisons and detachments left in  portions of  Kentucky and Tennessee
embraced within the boundaries above indicated.   The Ninth  Corps is consolidated with
this table from August to March, inclusive; during April, May, and Jane, it is consolidated
with the Army of the Potomac.

              4. The Department of the Cumberland—Table LX.

     This table includes  the reports from troops in Tennessee east of the Tennessee river,
and west of the Cumberland mountains, and from the Army of the Cumberland.
     The Army of the Cumberland, under General W. S. Rosecrans, had occupied Chatta-
nooga and advanced  into Georgia, when the  battle  of Chickamauga,  September 19th and
20th, compelled its retreat to Chattanooga.
     On the 24th of September the Eleventh  and Twelfth Army Corps were detached from
the Army of the Potomac  and sent to reinforce the Army of  the Cumberland.   October
16,1863, the Military Division of the Mississippi was created by General Orders No. 33/, 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1864.
363
to consist of the Departments of the Ohio, the Cumberland, and the Tennessee; General
U. S. Grant was placed in command.   The same  order assigned General G. H. Thomas
to the command of the Army of the Cumberland.
    General Sherman with a part of the Army of the Tennessee was now brought across
to form a junction with the Army  of the Cumberland, and  the combined force fought the
battle of Chattanooga, November 23d, 24th, and 25th.
    After the battle of Chattanooga General  Sherman was sent with a force to the relief
of  Knoxville,  as already mentioned.   The siege  of  that  place having  been raised  he
returned to his position on the right of the Army of the Cumberland.
    March  12, 1864, General Grant was assigned  to  the command of  the Armies of the
United States, and General W. T. Sherman to the command of the Military Division of
the Mississippi, wliich was extended to embrace  the Department of Arkansas.  May 7th
the Department of Arkansas was transferred to the Military Division of West Mississippi.
    At  the beginning of May the Army of the Cumberland lay in the  neighborhood of
Ringgold, Georgia; the Army of the Tennessee, under  General McPherson, was a few miles
to the right, while the Army of the Ohio, under General Schofield, had  been brought from
East Tennessee and lay a short distance to the left.
    Simultaneously with the movement of the Army of the Potomac  these armies also
moved and made the campaign which resulted in the occupation of Atlanta September 2d.
    The close of the year  represented in the table finds the  combined  army  in the
neighborhood of Kenesaw mountain.   The most important engagements  up  to this time
had been the  battle of Resaca, May 14th and 15th,  the battles around Dallas, and the
battles in the neighborhood of Kenesaw mountain, including the assaults of June 27th.

              5.  The Department of the Tennessee—Table  LXI.

    The boundaries of the Department of the Tennessee continue the same as during the
previous years; portions ol the _\rmy of the Tennessee  were, however, moved long distances
beyond these boundaries during the year.
    The first  of July, 1863, found the Army of the Tennessee, under General U. S. Grant,
engaged in  the siege of Vicksburg, which surrendered July 4th.   After the  fall of that
place a portion of the troops were  transferred to other departments.  During the latter
part of July General Steele  was  detached on the Arkansas expedition; August  3d the
Ninth Corps  commenced  leaving  for the Department of the  Ohio;  August 10th the
Thirteenth Corps began to embark for the Department of the Gulf, with which its  reports
are consolidated for September and subsequent months.
    Early in October General Sherman, with the Fifteenth  Corps, which had  been brought
on transports to Memphis, marched eastward  and effected  a junction  with  the  Army of
the Cumberland, 
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SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
     After the Military  Division of the Mississippi was  created, October 16th, General
 Sherman, who was now placed in command of the Department of the Tennessee, continue!
 his march, arriving in time to participate in the battles before Chattanooga, November 23d
 24th, and  25th, and subsequently moved to the relief of Knoxville, returning during the
 month of December to Northern Alabama.
     March 12, 1864, General J. B. McPherson was assigned to the command of  the
 department—General Sherman being placed in command  of the Military Division of  the
 Mississippi.
     Towards the close of April the  Seventeenth Corps was sent from Vicksburg on trans-
 ports, by way of Cairo,  to join  the Fifteenth  Corps on  the right of the Army of  the
 Cumberland.  The Army of the Tennessee, as this force was designated,  accompanied  the
 Armies of the  Cumberland and the Ohio on the  campaign against Atlanta, as already
 stated.   (See remarks on Table LX.)

                 6.  The Department of the Gulf—Table LXII.

     The boundaries of this department remain unchanged.
     The beginning of the year represented in this table found General Banks still engaged
 in the siege of Port Hudson, which surrendered July 8th.  During August the Thirteenth
 Corps  was  transferred from the Department  of  the Tennessee.   September 4th the
 expedition to Sabine Pass under  General Franklin set out from New Orleans. October
 26th a force was sent from New Orleans to Brownsville, Texas,  occupying that  place
 November 6th.
     In March General Banks made  an expedition to Alexandria, and thence up the Red
 river; a force from the Department of the Tennessee, under General A. J. Smith, being
 sent on transports up the Red river  with the fleet  to  cooperate.  After  the  engagement
 near Sabine Cross-roads, April 8th, and'that near Pleasant  Hill, April 9th, the expedition
 retired,  General Banks returning to New Orleans and General Smith to Vicksburg.

              7.  The  Department of the  Northwest—Table LXIII.

     As during previous years this table embraces the reports received from troops within
the States  of Iowa and  Minnesota  and the Territories  of Nebraska and Dakota.   The
most important military  event was  the Indian expedition of Generals Sibley and  Sully
during  the summer of 1863.

               8.  The Department  of  the Missouri—Table LXIV.

     This table embraces  the reports received from troops  within the limits of the States
 of Missouri and Kansas.   The reports from troops in  the neighborhood of  Fort Smith, 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,  I8C4.
365
Arkansas, and the adjacent Indian Territory for the month of July, 1863, are also embraced;
but for August and subsequent months they are  consolidated with the Department of
Arkansas.
    Officially the limits of the department continued as fixed by General Orders No. 155,
(see remarks on Table XLI,) until January 1, 1864, when the Department of Kansas was
created by General Orders  No. 1,  to consist of the State of Kansas, the Territories of
Nebraska and Colorado, and the  Indian Territory, including the  military post of  Fort
Smith.
    January 22,  1864,  General W. S.  Rosecrans was  assigned to the command of the
Department of the Missouri.

                9.  The Department of Arkansas—Table LXV.

    This table embraces, after the month of July, 1863, the reports from troops in the
State of Arkansas and Indian Territory.   The Department was created by General Orders
No. 14, January 6, 1864, to consist of the State of  Arkansas, except the military post of
Fort Smith; General F.  Steele was assigned to command.
    April 17,1864, the  Indian Territory and the military post of Fort Smith were added.
The boundaries thus established are those employed for  the table.
    After the fall of Vicksburg an expedition under General Steele was organized, which
occupied Little Rock September 10th.   This expedition  and the troops at  Helena belonged
officially to  the  Department  of the Tennessee  until the  Department of Arkansas  was
created by General Orders  No.  14.
    General  Orders  No. 192,  May 7, 1864, united  the  Departments of  Arkansas and
of the Gulf into the Military Division of West Mississippi, General  E. R. S. Canby to
command.  In these tables, however, the departments have been kept separate. 
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SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE LVII.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					iftfta				-----__	
	—. _/vy _..									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	
										-BEH.
	17,137.		25,296.		24,801.		26,058.		27,	
										587.
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Caseg. 67 19 33	Deathi. 5 1
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	78	1	138 1 115	16	102	6	130	7		
										
	4				49	1	59	1		
										
	33 169 6		151 132 189		122 146 165 2 6 483 76 177 33 8	1 2	120 230 233 2	3	85 109 148 2 3 379 38 127 12 17 1 4	1 2
										
										
										
9. Congestive Intermittent Fever.......................			1 753 99 288 52 12 4	1 2						
	325 68 159 31 8 1 3	1 2 1					551 62 146 22 13 1	3 1 1		
										
										
										
										
										
					4 3 11 11 32 7 63 128 11 1 1					
										
	8 1 13 14 33 54 10		9 2 1 50 86 155 15	1		........	14 4 124 2 44 93 13 2 9	1	10 4 298 15 44 66 G	
										
										
21. Other Diseases of this Order...............										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis.................................										
										
24. Orchitis...........................										
25. Stricture of the Urethra.............										
26. Purulent Ophthalmia................	5		1						2	
27. Serpent Bite........................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order............	1 10									
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy...........................			10 1 3 6 4				2			
					1				1 1 2	1
31. Delirium Tremens.................	3									
					1		1			
										
34. Other Diseases of this Order............									........	
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout............................										
	58 32 29		95 85 44		67 71 5 7		85 82 5 1 1 1 1 8 5		65 76 19 2	
37. Chronic Rheumatism...............										
										
										
			3 2							
									'" i !.	
42. Other Diseases of this Order...........										.
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption................	2 4 1 3		6 6		7 9				7 4	1
44. Scrofula............										
45. Other Diseases of this Order......										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch........			26						1	
47. Tape-worm.......				........ 31			26 1 3 1		43	
			2							
49. Other Diseases of this Order					_					1
Carried forward .								---	1,713	__U_
	1,194	5	2,547	20	1,843	10				
							2,097 I			
---—------___										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
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            TABLE LVII.



of the Department of  Western  Virginia.
																
IW3									1864.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		total.	
30,385			25,377.		34,403.		31,405.		26,142.		36,802.		20,073.		27,122.	
	Ca6es.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. | Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	49	7	72	10	27	1	32	6	49	15	46	9	22		812	83
2	1	1		1	1		1	1	1	1	2	1	4		30	6
3 4 5	34		8		7		17		14		31		18		389	2
	47	1	62		34		70	1	86		135		45		985	5
6	40		86	1	48		113		175		276		93		1,481	1
7	82		79		67		109		87		166		81		1,575	
8	8		5		17		5		8		6		6		67	
9 10	0 225		1 282	........	2 254				2 421		5 1,036	3	1 1,324		23 6,270	4 2
							237									
11	37	1	33	1	36		44	1	55	1	50	1	103	1	701	8
12	56		53		69	1	75		91	2	208		127		1,576	12
13	9		14	1	7		11		6		8		21	1	226	2
14	22		13		21		24	1	17		19		6		180	1
15	12		28 7		17	3	22	4	15	2	16	4	5		122	22
16 17			10 ........ 3 ........		73 3	1	345 1	2	296	2	201	1	44		980 11	6
	1															
18	12		18 , 1		23		23		30		15		2		175	2
19	6		6 ........		43		176		137		76		19		485	
20	178		107 ........		121		359		195		62		10		1,500	
21	30		52 '........		10	1	19		17	1	73	1	21		310	3
22'	60		1 72 ........		71		93		91		95		43		795	1
23	93		99 ........		84		137		132		122		25		1,1.8	
24	8		10 !........		19		12		18		9		3		134	
25 26 27 28 29	1 5		1 '........		1				1 3		6 4 1		3 o		16 40 2 5 58	
							8	......^1								
			1 3 6													
	1 2															
					4		8		7		7		2			
30 31 32 33 34	2 3 4				1 3 7					1					6 28 38 15 1	1 3 2 1
		1 1	3			1	1		8 9 6 1		3 5			1		
													3			
				1			5									
																
35 36							1 108								1 1,039	
	95		110		74				105		101		76			
37	80		67		112		69		64		103		27		868	
38	6		10		10		10		18		12	1	5		173	1
39 40 41 43	2														12 5 9 38	
			1													
									1		3 3		1 28			
			3 4		1 3		1 13									
43	2								9	1	12	1		1	73	4
44	8		3		8	1	15		9		8		1		80	1
45 46															1 497	
	61		61		43		49		50		70		34			
47 48 ■19	1 3														2 26 1	
			1				5		2		1		3			
																
	1,288	12														
			1,387	23	1,321	9	2,218	16	2,237	26	2,996	22	2,208	4	23,049	173
 
368
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY  OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LVII.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Continued.
					18<>3					___1
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Note	
										-BER.
	17,137.		25,296.		24,801.		26,058.			
									27,587.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deatlu. U
	1,194	5	2,547	20	1,843 1 7 94 1 2	10 1	2,097	15	1,713	
. CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	1 62		5 144 3 2	1			10 60 1		8 59 1 1	
										
										
	2									
										
			3 7 32 1 24 1		1 2 41 1 2		3 4 51 1		1 7 50 1	
	2 21									
										
										
	5									
									0	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	24		79 3 7 4		52		45 2 1		45 2 3	
										
	1				3					
										
Order 111.—Diseases of Ear.	4 1				14 3 1 3		11 2 1 2		7 4	
			2							
70. Deafness............................................										
			6 23						6	
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	2		6 2		1		3 2 1 2		3	1
										
										
			6 1						2 1	
										
										
	5 6		17 13		9 2 2 3 48 14 1 4 14 12 17 3 17 51 65 25		7 5		2 4	
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. Asthma.............................................	2 15 2		8 37 15				10 115 26		8 135 23	
										
										
										
	2 6 17 14 3 8 34 55 20	1	1 5 20 12 2 9 73 89 61	2		s	1 10 16 32 5 43 35 51 6	1 1	2 18 24 42 3 22 23 79 6	1 1
										
										
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic............................................ .										i
										
										
										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Diseaso.......................	2 12				6 17		5 18		4 23	
98. Dyspepsia..........................			28							
								|		
100. Diseases of Spleen___	1						2			
101. Fistula in Ano.......			1 7		1 14 1					
102. Hernia......	5						23 1........ 15			
103. Hasmorrhage from Stomach										
Carried forward___										___
	1,528	6	3,306	23	2,398	11	2,709		l 2,349	14
.---------__--										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G4.
369
TABLE LVII.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Continued.
	1863	ER.	180 I.													
DECEMB			January.		February.		March.		April.		May. June.				Total.	
30,385			25,377.		34, 403.		31,405.		26,142.		36,802.		20,073.		27,122.	
1 Cases.		Deaths. 12	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	1,288		1,387	23	1,321	9	2,218	16	2,237 1 5 88 1	26 1	2,996	22	2,208	4	23,049 2 68 941 18 10 7 12 44 528 11 71 9 3 3 622 14 71 7 47 48 12 65 93	173 2 1 1 2 5
	3 70		6 25 5		3 53		5 77 1 2	1			10 139 3	1	5 70 2			
				1	1											
	1	1							1 1 3 53 1	1	4	3	1			
					1 2 46		2 8 54									
	6 37 2		1 55 1 4 1								2 58 1 13					
													30 2 22 1			
							1									
	2				1 1				1							
							1				1 2 71 o 22					
									1 61							
	27 1 1		42		69 1 5		71 2 1 2						36 1 14			
			3 1						10							
	11 7															
			3		4 1 9 18		2 2 7 29		3 2 18 7		12 4 5 2		5 1			
	4		5 14													
																
																
	8				2	1	7		4 1	1	4		4		44 5 1 20 5	3 3
																
																
					3 2		4	2	1		2	1				
			1													
																
	6 4 1 10 135 48		5 3		6 1		12 3		8 6		6 15		6		89 62 3 81 1,519 305 29 242 440 331 61 351 524 894 185	1 47 4 3 5
																
			11 295 22		8 232 12	1	8 222 94		6 163 31		5 94 14 1 4 15 75 38 10 31 75 153 19		2 28 4			
			2 37 45 34 4 79 25 61 5	1	4 57 60 42 8 35 27 72 4	4	1 39 81 40 5 42 36 105 2	13 1 1	4 13 59 32 11 18 28 61 6	11 3 1 3		10	4 1 4 8 2 1 97 53 25	3		
	27 27 20 5 46 20 50 6	1														
	2 16				2 17		7 29		2 13		3 52				247	
			11										11			
						...	1 2 13 1								4 17 168 5	1
	2 8		2 17 1		1 16	1			3 18		2 25 1		3 7 j 1			
																
	1,901	14	2,213	25	2,147	16	3,239	34	2,982	47	3,991	37	2,659	7	31,422	251
47 
370
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LVII.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Concluded.
					LSI	;;{				
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									November !	
	17,137.		25,296.		24,801.		26,058.			
									27,587.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases. | Deaths. 1		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 2,349	Deathi. 14
	1,528	6	3,306	23	2,398 1 28 4 3 o 1 9 34 33 4 1	11	2,709 1 68 2 3	17		
ORDER VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
	20		45 2 1						71 1	
										
	1									
										
							12 3 59 51 4L	1 1	1 6 29 37 13 1	
	6 15 28		2 12 36 12 2	v-.......						
										
										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.	1 1									
							2 1			
									2	
	!									
					2 15 1				3 4 1 1	
	4		8 1 1 1 2	1		1	6			
										
	2						2 6			
										
									1 1 2 1 1	
Ouder VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.					1					
	1		1 6	-						
	1				1		1			
										
			1 1		2 1		3			
									1	
										
ORDER IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	20 24 5 4 1		49 52 6 3 18 7 27		40 44		71 72 2 9 23 8 40		39 41 3 8 27 5 27 2	
132. Boils.....................................:...										
										
134. Whitlow................................					7 21 1 39 1					
										
CLASS V. WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. Order I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.										
	46 ...									
	1									
				2				2 12		
	23 2		28 2 4 1 143 5 8		18 1 4		57 3 7 2 47 26 2		33 2 6 1 113 7 1 3	1
										
	4 ........									
										
	54 7 5 2	9 1		12 1	39 9 2 o 2 1	10				
										
										
										
148. Poisoning..........................	1 3		2	1						
149. Other Accidents and Injuries............							2			..'
150. Order II.—Homicide___		1								!
										
152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence	i									l
Total...........										
			3,795	40	2,772	22	3,343	33	2,844	24
	'									
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1864.
TABLE LVII.—DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA—Concluded.
	1863.						180-1.									
	DECEMBER.		January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
30,385.			25, 377.		34,403.		31,405.		26,142.		36,802.		20,073.		27,122.	
	Cases, j Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths	Cases	Deaths-	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 HI 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 197 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152	1,901	14	2,213 1 74 5 3	25 1	2,147 2 76 4 1 1 2 7 9 33 2 3	16 1	3,239 1 125 3	34	2,982 1 135 11 1 1 3 3 20 42 2 4 1	47	3,991 1 79 7 5	37	2,659 3 22	7	31,422 11 840 41 20 5 40 61 243 486 111 22 6 6 4 21 76 12 31 10 11 3 11 29 2 24 10 5 411 612 51 126 302 69 477 7	251 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 22 3 97 3 1 3 9 1 2 3
	97 2 1															
												1 1	1 1 1 1 7 46 4 1			
																
	6 2 13 33 19 2		1				10 13 18 42 1 4				3 9 22 71 12 3 1 1 1 5 4 2 6 1					
			5 34 1													
			1 1													
	1															
									3 6 10 1 5							
	2 1						3 11 2 5 1 3 1									
			3 1 2		4								4 3 1			
	3				3 1											
	2		2						1					1		
																
	5 4		1 1		1 4 1 4 1 1 24 62 6 9 28 11 26						1 2					
							4		4							
																
	o		1 1 1 35 53 8 19 22 6 30				8 3		2				1 1 3 14 31			
											1					
																
	23 32 3 6 13 3 55 37 1 7	1 7					25 87 9 25 57 10 40		30 66 8 19 37 2 33		41 48 1 13 40 6 90 3 77 1 6 6 921 17 5 4 1 23					
												1	4 15 10 24			
						2				1		6	32	2		
			66		60 4 7 2 44 9 7 1 3 15		68 3		44 3 3						543 22 51 38 2,262 146 58 23 26 259	
			1 5 61 20 4 4 2 100	8 1								10 1 2	2 20 749 8 19 2 4 23	1 4 1		
						6 3 1	1 38 13 4 2	2 12								
	35 15	3							18 10 1	3						
	3															
									11							
	86	1					6	2								
																
										1		1 1				
				1												
	.__															
	2,415	26	2,788	36	2,625	29	3,885	50	3,523	52	5,531	61	3,716	16	39,046	406
 
372
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           TABLE LVIII.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					"I ««Q					
M ONTH...................................	■LWUUl									
	July. August.				September.		October.		NOVEHBEB. 5,949.	
Mean Strength............................										
	6,550.		6,733.		6,787.		6,044.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	; Deaths.
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	2	2	7		14		9	4	7 3 10	3 .... 2
2. Typhus Fever...............................										
3. Typho-Malarial Fever.........................	1		2	2	1					
										
5. Remittent Fever.......................	68 71 100 17		271 223 356 6 1 1,000 25 320 5 17 5	2 4 3 1	152 276 502 9 2 210 409 19 144 7 2	1 1 3	65 287 243 12 1 275 138 25 6 8 8 7	2 1 3 1	78 226 169 16 6 293 120 36 10 22 9 43	1
										
7. Tertian Intermittent Fever.................										
8. Quartan Intermittent Fever...............										
9. Congestive Intermittent Fever.............										3 1 1 1
10. Acute Diarrhoea..................	42.j 40 100 15 5 5	1								
11. Chronic Diarrhoea.................										
12. Acute Dysentery...............										
13. Chronic Dysentery...................										
14. Erysipelas.........................										
15. Small-pox and Varioloid.................										
16. Measles...........................										
17. Scarlet Fever...................										
18. Diphtheria....................	1 7 62 18 9 34 9				1 13 48 3 70 54 5	1	6 42 130 31 75 112		1 5 171 70 23 42	
19. Mumps...............			17 65 1 15 39 3 1							
20. Epidemic Catarrh..........										
21. Other Diseases of this Order.............										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis....................										
23. Gonorrhoea..................										........|
24. Orchitis.....................										
25. Stricture of the Urethra...........										
26. Purulent Ophthalmia..............					3		6		2	
27. Serpent Bite.................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order............										
ORDER III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.................	3 1				1				1	
							1			
31. Delirium Tremens.............			1 7 3 1	1	1				1	
32. Inebriation......................	1									
33. Chronic Alcoholism.............							1		1	
34. Other Diseases of this Order............										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout..........................										
	22 16 2		55 10 2		37 17 8		72 38		66 32 22 I	
37. Chronic Rheumatism..................										
										
										
										
41. Tumors........................									2	
42. Other Diseases of this Order.............	1 7 8									
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption................			12 5	1	6 2		7 15		12 10	
44. Scrofula...............										
45. Other Diseases of this Order.......										
CLASS III. —PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch.........	5		14		24		48		80	
47. Tape-worm.......										
48. Other Intestinal Worms										
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
							........I			10
Carried forward...	1,055	3	2,489	14	2,040	6	1,668	11	1,590	
----------------										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864
373
      TABLE LYIII.



of the Northern Department.
1863									1864.							
December. 7,721.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
			21,869.		22, 649.		30,135.		24,834.		17,268.		19,527.		14,672.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases, j	Deaths.	Cases. ! i	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	11	2	69	10	20	5	54	14	35	6	26	2	38	4	292	51
2	1	1	2		5	5	8	3	3	1	1	1	4	1	27	12
3 4 5		1	12	1	3		33	3	12	1	6		24		104	10
	55		114		137		234	4	270		134	1	167		1,745	9
6	122		178		321		213		271		195		127		2,510	
7	125		301		231	1	311		373		189		210		3,110	1
8	18		242		50		34		42		35		20		501	
9	3		64	1	10	2	3	2	7	6	8	1	7	1	112	17
10	194		318	1	531		356	3	395		609		758	4	5,364	10
11	119		287	3	68	2	96	7	84	1	39	1	59		1,484	21
12	15		54	3	50		35	1	42		174		77	1	947	8
13	11		81				4	1	2		1	1			279	2
14	15	1	60		47	3	145	6	109	7	47	1	31		513	19
15	4	2	56	5	64	19	132	23	87	13	14	2	10		394	71
16	19	3	208	1	443	14	995	26	251	10	54	4	138	3	2,160	62
17 18			1 44	1	3 24	1	11 34	1 3	5 25				........		20 168	6
	11									1	8		13			
19	4		246		204	1	350	1	267		54		41		1,250	2
20	185		621		560		572		391	1	107		110		3,022	1
21	97		11		16		16	2	38		31		46		378	2
22	19		162		75		90		107		59		61		765	
23	61		330		197		289		216		89		117		1,580	
24	11		33		24		22		16		13		12		148	
25 26 27 28 29 30 31			5		2 1		5 21		3 17		1 25				17 92	
	5												12			
																
							10 2	1							10 14 4 99	1 1 8
	2				1	1 5			1 1 19				3			
										1	1 11					
	3		8		17		22	1					16			
	5						33	2	33				5		96	2
33			23		2		30		8						68	
34					1										2	
35 36							1 149								1 1,008	1
	104		113		94			1	135		74		87			
37	35		41		88		79	1	94	1	83		82		615	2
38	19		28		39		26		16		17		13		102	
39 40 41	4														5 1 11	
											1 1					
	1		1		3 1 13		2									
42 43															2 133	17
	8	3	14	2		3	12	2	14	6	13	1	15			
44	1		16		5		3	1	12		4		3		84	O
45 46			1				12 146								12 874	
	19		, 129		155				164		54		36			
47 48 49													1		1 12	
	l						3		9							
																
	_ i														!	
	1,206	13	3,883	28	3,506	62	4,593	109	3,575	55	2,178	15	2,343	14	30,226	340
 
374
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LVIII.—NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Continued.
-«_:..............................................	1803.									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 5,949. Cases. Death*	
										
	6,550.		6, 733.		6,787.		6,044.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 11		
	1,055	3	2,489	14 1	2,040	6	1,668		1,590 1	10
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. ORDER I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
	2 45 3				2 22		6 15 1			
		1	22 4						27	
										
									1	2
										
	1		4 2 66		1 3 54		2 5 35		1 16 31	
										
	39 1									
										
					2		1			
	2 1									
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	39 1		66		45		68		66	
										
					1 1					
			1 7							
ORDER III.—Diseases of Ear.							5			
					5				2	
										
71. Otorrhcea...........................................	1 1		7 11		8 9		4		1 3	
										
Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	4		2				1		1	
										
	1 1		2						1 5	
					2 1		1			
										
										
	1				4 2				1	
			2							
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.	1 10 2 2		3 92 6		7 62 3		5 94 20		27 55 2	
										
										
86. Dropsy of Chest....................................										
					1 13 16 3 1 4 32 41 7					
	4 9 16 5		5 15 22 4	1		1	18 33 13 3	1	16 60 11 4	8
										
										
										
92. Other Diseases of this Order.........................										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic..............................................	9 47 14		60 68 13				18 25 3		15 62 5	
										
95. Cholera Morbus.....................................										
										
	2 35		1 11	1	1 8		5 19	1		
98. Dyspepsia....................................									10	
										
100. Diseases of Spleen					5				1	
										
102. Hernia.....	5 1		7		9		7		,19 1	20
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach .										
										
Carried forward..........	1,360	4	2,992	17	2,415	7	2,075	13	2,035	
										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
375
TABLE LVIII.—NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Continued.
1803.									1804.							
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
7,721.			21,869.		22	649.	30,135.		24,834.		17, 268.		19, 527.		14, 672.	
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	1,306	13	3,883 2 18 79 1 4	28 1	3,506 1 9 63 2 7 1 7 21 61 4	62 2 1 4 7 1 2	4,593 2 13 73 I 3 6 6 33 71 4	109 • 2 3 4 4	3,575	55	2,178	15	2,343 1 16 68 1 1 8 3 3 57 5 2 7 4 3 91 2 1	14 1	30,226 7 92 503 18 18 21 31 118 699 23 6 17 14 7 1,064 23 5 8 21 50 40 139 108 1 64 3 7 23 10	340 6 1 10 16 6 3 1 1 2
	3 10								8 50 1 1 6 1 24 84 4	4	15 29 4 1					
																
																
	3 o 55 2		o 6 91 1	1												
											3 55 2 1 3 1 1 92	1				
	2		1 6 o 141 7		3		1									
																
					1 160 4											
	65 6						122 3		109							
											3					
			6													
	9															
			1 6 27 46 1 4		8 3 15 13		12 6 34 18		12 10 16 1		1 6 12 3		9 8 6			
	1 8 3															
																
	1			1	3		5 1		5		18		20 2 o 3 4			
					1 1											
	1						5 1	1 1			4 2					
			1	1					1							
																
	2		12 1		9 1		27 11 1 5 384 4		28 5		9 17		6 5		99 44 1 83 1,471 225 3 21 212 1,640 407 89 77 391 1,404 91	3 1 1 256 4 1 1
																
			12 174 31		4 313 102	1 1		2	5 99 25		9 58 4		5 53 8			
	77 18 1															
			5 24 368 63 22 9 64 145 2	8	3 17 247 69 12 '7 41 166 3	56 1 1	6 52 504 86 16 13 33 311 4	108 2 1	5 25 179 58 8 41 32 169 6	40	1 18 88 20 8 3 52 96 17					
	13 50 10 1	5										20 1	7 71 30 5	8		
	8 85 2												27 189 15			
			4 75		5 34				4 34		10 39		2 51		34 433	2
	38						79									
			6 2 22		1 1 22		3 7 21								16 2'J 220 5	1
								1	7 38		1 36		4 26			
	8 3															
	1,799	18	5,377	40	4,951	139	6,580	238	4,676	99	2,920	37	3,174	23	40,354	655
 
376                 SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LVIII.—NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
					l«tt:3		-			
	■"■w1-"-"									
	July.		August.		September.		October.		--	----_
									November. 5,949.	
	6,550.		6,733.		6,787.		6,044.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. 2,035	Death* 20
	1,360 2 11 o	4	2,992 3 5 2 4	17	2,415	7	2,075	13		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
				1	24 9 1		25 6		63 7 1 3 9 7 64 11	1
										
										
	4 3 5 11		8 1 45 23		6 2 43 14		6 12 79 23	1		
										
										
112. Piles..............................................										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.	1		2 2 2		2		3 1 1		6	
										
										
										
118. Diseases of Testis................................										
	5		8 7		7 1		9 7 5		7 7 3	
120. Inflammation of Bladder.........................										
121. Incontinence of Urine......................										
122. Hydrocele.................................	1		2							
123. Other Diseases of this Order.................										
ORDER VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.									3	
										
126. Inflammation of Joints...........	1		8		4		3			
127. Inflammation of Bones..........										
128. Inflammation of Periosteum.......			1		1				2	
	1									
130. Other Diseases of this Order...........										
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	12 7 4 3 9 1 6		7 42 3 6 15 1 34		21 33 8 4 1 9 24		48 13 4 3		23 29 1 23 16 2 5	
132. Boils........................ .										
133. Carbuncle......................										
134. Whitlow....................										
										
CLASS V.—WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns........................										
							4 7			
										
138. Concussion of Brain............										
		2								
	5 3		18 2 1		12 1 2		15		19 1 2	
										
142. Simple Fractures............										
										
143. Compound Fractures..............										
144. Gunshot Wounds...............	24 1	1	10 5 1		30 1 3				2	
145. Incised Wounds................										
							2			
146. Lacerated Wounds...........										
147. Punctured Wounds..........									1	
118. Poisoning............										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries___						3				
150. Order II.—Homicide ..		1			«					
151. Order III.—Suicide					-	1 1				
152. Order IV.—Execution of Sentence										
										
Total.......	1,482	8	3,260	18	2,678	12	2,351	14	2,352	21
-------------------										
 
DURING THE  YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.                    377
TABLE LVIH.-NORTHERN DEPARTMENT—Concluded.
	18GS		1804.													
December.			January.		February.		March. April.				May.		June.		Total.	
7,721.			21,869.		22,649.		30,135.		24,834.		17,208.		19, 527.		14,672.	
~~T	Cases.	Deaths. 18	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138	1,799		5,377	40	4,951	139	6,580	238	4,676	99	2,920	37	3,174	23	40,354 5 1,046 122 33 24 190 66 381 289 31 43 15 14 1 7 107 53 53 14 4 13 5 28	655 9 4 3 1 1 1
	67 3		115 19 7 1 29 4 30 42 18 7 1	4	170 22 4 9 51 12 22 31 10 10 7 6 1	1 1 1	307 1!) 8 B 14 7 24 51	2	155 7 3 1 13 7 24 33	1 2	48 15	1	56 11 5 1 21 7 9 23	1 1		
											1 24 4 15 17 3 2					
	5															
	21 10															
	3						2 3		4				1 1 2			
									3							
																
							7 9 7 13 1									
	10		13 9 20 4 1 4 4		6 10 7			1	17 1 4 1		11 1		5 3			
	1															
											3 1 1		2			
					2											
									4				1 1 3			
																
	2				5						2					
																
	3 1		4 1		4 1										15 8	
									1		1		2			
																
	15 24 6 6 115 9 21		39 71 15 9 -49 33 57 2		26 69 12 93 25 54		35 71 9 12 57 22 40 1		48 72 13 11 90 7 51 2		13 32 5		22 42 8 5 48 6 31 1	1	309 505 88 91 525 122 366 6	4 7 1 5 1 2 2
											32 3 36					
139						1										
140 141	13		51 9 5		45 11 7 1 46 18 1 4 1 9		52 1 7		46 2 5		30 3 3		35 2 4		341 35 40 1 428 89 36 15 2 162	
142 143	4															
144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152	6 2 2	1	9 18 5 o			1	34 13 6	1	23 11 7 4	1	31 9 7 2		213 9 4 o 1 9	2 1 1		
																
			138				4			1	2					
																
										1						
				1												
__	2,148	19	6,222													
				45	5,772	144	7,424	242	5,346	105	3,277	38	3,770	30	46,082	69C
48 
378
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE LIX.
Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1803.					
Month..........................................										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		Novi	
Mean Strength...........................										MBER.
	23,134.		37, 684.		39, 942.		44, 669.			
									41,112.	
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Death). 13
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	41	4	110 2 204	11	90	14	65	14	92	
										
3. Typho-Malarial Fever...........................	20	3		18	49	5	43	4	88	5
	183 226 144 10		629 975 760 97 58 1,960 236 411 96 19 1 16	4 13 3 ]	460 619 657 51 14 1,609 142 356 19 17 2 215	7 1 4 1 2 2	306 514 558 36 11 1,511 192 402 29 29 1 358	1 1 2 3 2	215 419 347 47 3 1,025 157 215 22 28 12 68	1 1 6 1 o 1 o 1
7. Tertian Intermittent Fever.................										
										
9. Congestive Intermittent Fever.......................										
10. Acute Diarrhoea...............................	607 90 138 8 15 2 1	1 3 1								
11. Chronic Diarrhoea.........................										
										
										
										
15. Small-pox and Varioloid........................										
										
17. Scarlet Fever....................										
	3 16 33 4 55 121 5	1	6 13 99 14 83 155 8 2 7 1 1 22		7 10 147 1 119 197 13	1 1	8 114 235 42 121 208 20 2 5	3	29 35 282 36 86 170 11	2
										
20. Epidemic Catarrh.............										
21. Other Diseases of this Order....................										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis..........................										
										
24. Orchitis.........................										
25. S tricturo of the Urethra............										
26. Purulent Ophthalmia...............	3				9				10	
27. Serpent Bite....................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order.......					1 1 1 5 3 4					
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy....................	16					I	12 1		7	
										
31. Delirium Tremens............	6 5	1	10 7 1	5					7 1	
										
33. Chronic Alcoholism............							6 1	1		
34. Other Diseases of this Order........										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout...................										
37. Chronic Rheumatism..........	57 21 10		93 63 112 2		96 51 33		145 93 25 6 1 2		156 78 39 1	'
										
39. General Dropsy.............										
41. Tumors............... 42. Other Diseases of this Order.....	4 11 3	1	2 1 17 7	1	1 5 8 8				1 ........1 i ! 2 ........	
ORDER II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption.............										
							5 6	3	19 13	1
44. Sorofula...........										
45. Other Diseases of this Order...										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itoh.....	40		40 2 7		49 1 3 1		73		|	
47. Tape-worm...										
48. Other Intestinal Worms						........ 7				
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
			6,349			........i........			-	
	2,099	15		56	5,074	39	5,199	34	4,001 | 36 ___-	
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
379
TABLE LIX.
of the Department of the  Ohio.
1863.			1804.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
45,345.		Deaths.	48,047.		49,007.		46,820.		38, 990.		34,914.		37,552.		40,601.	
	Cases.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. |	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	122	22	70	16	72	19	83	19	134	11	89	6	91	5	1,059	154
0	1 33	1	2 28	1	10 46	2 7	35	2 4			4 47				19 729	4 52
3 4									52	4			84			
5	248	1	2.32		243		288	1	338	1	408		543	2	4,113	9
6	345		266		406		536	1	476		466		524		5,772	2
7	277		340		471		455		436		437		466		5,348	
8	40		32		44		37		77		37		25		533	
9	13	1	4	3	9		10	4	13	o	10	2	8	3	153	36
10	1,355		1,392	1	1,168	1	1,159		991		1,342		2,147		16,466	3
11	168	4	165	8	160	6	177	3	103		142	1	385	2	2,117	36
12	181	1	185	1	229	2	244		249		604		651		3,865	12
13	8	1	14		10		17		2	1	22	1	47		294	12
14	46	3	47	2	48	1	38		51	1	51		66	1	455	11
15	25		57	10	57	3	44	2	21	3	50		4		276	21
16	51	2	100	2	218	5	649	2	490	4	96	2	41	2	2,303	24
17			1 20												1 191	10
18	39	1			16		23		17	1	17		6	1		
19	12		87		165		231		229		143		98		1,153	
20	279		499		555		518		185		105		76		3,013	
21	19	1	48		52	2	104		48		75	2	203	1	646	7
22	70		89		92		84		68		111		105		1,083	
23	107		121		158		170		131		199		212		1,949	
24	13		21		19		20		17		23		17		193	
25 26			3 11				2 4				4 11		2 1		15 75	
	6				6				2							
27 28 29													2 5 100 "		3 71 444	1
	2 26				1 37	1	58 50		3 91							
			17								65					
30 31 32 33 34					2 2 6 3 5		1 4 5 3 5	1							5 44 48 20 16	1 9 1 1 2
	6 1 3	2 2	3 3 3						4 2	1	2					
													3			
											1					
													6			
35 36											2 170				2 1,981	3
	172		219		219		272	3	216				166			
37	66		67		85		100		80		96		105		905	
38 39 40 41 42 43	23		26		18		16		9		38		54		403 9 4 20 32 170	I 25
					1 2 2 17											
						5	4 1 9				1 8 12		7			
	6 15	1 3	3 14	3												
								2	13	2		1	30	3		
44 45 46 47 48 49	2		8		13 1 167		12		8		10		1		91 1 1,724 7 60 1	
	161		241				248 1 16		150 1 3		157		124 2 4			
	10		3		1						3					
	1															
	3,951	46	4,461	47	4,836	54	5,733	44	4,710	31	5,058	15	6,411	20	57,882	437
 
380
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO—Continued.
	i«oa									
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									«, 112. 1	
	23,134.		37,684.		39, 942.		44,669.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	2,099 1 6 57 3	15 1	6,349 1 14 124	56 1	5,074 1 8 101	39	5,199	34	4,001	
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										36
							11 68		16 75 3 3	1 1
										
										
' jf y . f j} in					3 1 3 3 66 2 1 4 2	2 1				
										
	1 1 25 1 3 2									
		1	4 82 2 22 3 1 1 92 2 6 10 27 4 3 11				8 79 1		9 87 3	
										
										
										
							2		1	1
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
										
	89 1				112 1		129 1		114 3	
										
										
	1						1 30 2 5 8			
Order III.—Diseases of Ear.									32 5 6	
					3					
	3 6 11									
					4 22					
										
Order IV.—Diseases ef Organs of Circulation.			1 2							
	1			1	6 1	1	2	1	5 1	
										
										
									2 1	
					2					
										
	7		11 4 1 5 50 18 3 2 16 33 22 10 55 100 128 81 12 4 32		10 4 2 9 63 16		4 4 1 13 82 14		11 6 1 10 143 21	
										
	4 1 31 11									
ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs. 83. A sthma.............................................										
										
										
										
	1 3 18 17 4 9 61 43 34	1 1 1		1 1 1			1 10 59 48 7 81 151 69 24	10	1 51 118 62 5 115 72 147 18	5 1
					31 i 51 43 5 69 120 121 35	5 2				
										
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...............................................										
										
										
										
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease........................	2 12						3 36		1 33	
					44					
										
100. Diseases of Spleen.................							1 2 23			
101. Fistula in Ano.............	1 8		5 29 1		5 29 1				4 27 1	
102. Hernia................										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach___										
Carried forward......										___
	2,578	20	7,383	61	6,078	50	6,179	45	5,216	45
										1 __.
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G4.
181
TABLE LIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO—Continued.
	1803.			1804.													
	DECEMBER. 45,345.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
				48,047.		49,007.		46,8	20.	38,990.		34,914.		37, 552.		40,601.	
	1 Cases.		Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	"	3,951	46	4,461	47	4,836	54	5,733	44	4,710	31	5,058	15	6,411	20	57, 882	437
	50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72	2 10 79 1 2 2 4 75 5	3 3 1	16 97 1 3 2 1 9 108 2	1 2 1 1 1	2 6 52 2 4	3			2 16 79 2 4 1 1 9 75 1	o			1 12 163 2	3 1	10 155 1,168 17 21 13 17 65 1,077 28 56 18	10 2 1 18 6 1 1 1
								20 108 4 2	1 1			20 165					
											4 1						
												4 4 5 124 2 8		2 3 5 139 3 22			
						1 5 109 1		1 3 108 5									
		2		1		1		2									
				1 1 116 5 1				1		3		2		2		12 2 1,308 23 27 15 89 90 41 126 108	
																	
		82				143 5 2 1		110		100 3 1 1		122 2 9		99			
								1						7			
		1															
																	
		12 2 9 29		19 4 26 17		4 3 14 8		26 4 23 13		8 10 9 2		6 . 1 14 4		1			
														2 2			
	73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 9C 91 92															1 50 7	3 2
		1		6		2		2		4 1	1	7 3	1	12 1			
																	
		3 2 1 9 6		4		2 1 1 5 6		1		2		1 1 1 17 10		1		16 7 3 107 54 15 92 1,832 307 8 25 297 1,532 582 80 880	2 4 1 2 185 3 5
																	
				10 6 2 14 321 20 1 6 37 238 64 4 109				4 3		9 2 4 10 199 33				10 3			
		4 152 27			2 33	12 275 34 2 1 28 184 64 3 92	1 23 1 1	8 361 57 2 5 35 306 72 15 111	3			2 91 35		4 64 21			
									49 1	3 25 171 54 3 97	26	1 10 101 53 8 29	7	4 22 67 38 6 24	1 6		
		29 186 45 10 89	19 1														
	93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103	79 103 37		70 156 16	1	79 245 7 1 4 34	1	53 147 4	1	49 118 7		73 159 16	1 1	135 228 58	1	1,042 1,664 337 13 38 352	3 4 1
		3 31		6 54				5 32		3 16		2 13	1	5 15			
				1 2 25		1 4 21 5		2 5 29 1								5 47 321 11	1
		4 25							1	5 27		5 31 2		5 47			
		5,114	73							5,879							
				6,063	89	6,312	86	7,424	101		65	6,221	26	7,646	32	72,093	693
 
382
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO—Concluded.
					1803.					
	July.		August.		September.		October.		November. 41, Hi-	
										
	23,134.		37, 684.		39,942.		44,669.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. ' 5,216	Death. 45
	2,578 4' 21 4 2 1 8	20	7,383 7 39 16 9 3 27 6 54 83 29	61 1 1	6,078 2 49 6 8 o 23 9 103 96 26 6 3	50 1	6,179 1 56 2	45		
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.										
								1	80 o 4	1
										
										
							1 8 16 138 70 6 1	I		
									11 1 172 67 6 6 1 1	
										
	31 26 2 2	1								
										
										
Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.										
										
	3		1 1 5 13 7 7 1 2 1 2 3 1				3			
					2 3 5					
									2 4 1 3 2	
	3 1 1						6			
										
					1		3			
										
					2		2			
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.	1									
					1 2					
	6						3		1	
										
	1 1									
		1	1 1 117 196 14 36 49 14 52 2 37 3 3 3 19 41 8 4 f> 15							
							3 73 110 6 10 16 9 36			
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.	23 40 4 4 18 4 31 1	3		1 4 1 3 I	68 134 11 18 17 6 35 1 32 2 5			1	60 76 6 5 9 12 27 1	
132. Boils...............................................										
133. Carbuncle...........................................										
134. Whitlow............................................										
										
CLASS V. WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND INJURIES. ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries. 136. Burns.........................................										
										
										
						2	38	1		
	23 3								22 2	
										
							4 4 132 19 1 4			
	3							13	4 612 7 7 5 1 2	61 1
	80 5 3 2	13			60 8 2 4	11				
										
146. Lacerated Wounds..........................										
147. Punctured Wounds..........................										
148. Poisoning...................										
149. Other Accidents and Injuries........	6				10		3			
										
									1	
									1	
									____!_________-	
Total..............	2,951	38	8,320	73	6,840	64	6,963	62	6,438	108
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.
383
TABLE LIX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO—Concluded.
	1803		1804.													
DECEMBI		:R.	January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
45,345.			48,047.		49, 007.		46,820.		38,990.		34,914.		37, 552.		40,601.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases	Deaths-	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	5,114	73	6,063	89	6,312	86	7,424	101	5,879	65	6,221	26	7,646	32	72,093	603
104	4		14		1		6				14		3		56	
																
105	70		74		134		121		58		65		33		800	
106	2		3		6		5		11		1		3		61	2
107 108 109	3 1 5	2			5		4	1	2		3		6		46	4
															8	2
			6		6		6		9		4		16		129	
110	6		6		10		11		15		6		18		104	
111	202	1	137		119		136		90		122		48		1, 3,",3	3
112	68		72		67		47		75		56		59		786	
113 114			12 3		3 10		6 8		1 1		3 6				94 56	
	10												3			
115 116 117 118	1 2 1		3		1		2		2		1				14	
					6						1		2		19 5 29	
							1									
			1		8				5		2		1			
119	7		13		27		11		10		16		24		139	
120 121	2 2				3 4		1 4		2 1		1 1		1 3		19 34	
			4													
122	o		1		2		4		1		1		5		19	
123			5						2		2				15	
124	1		1		1		1								6	
125 126 127 128 129 13(1			2 2 1 3 1				5 2								10 27 3 12 6 5	1
					3 1						5					
																
	3										1		4 1			
					2											
	1															
131	69		25		47		39	1	35		34	1	43		633	2
132	72		76		70		90		47		58		63		1,032	
133	7		3		15		4		7		8		9		94	
134	8		5		12		9		13		14		4		138	
135	7		85		39		40		60		118		81		559	
136	6		20		6		8		8		7		11		111	
137	24		28		31		42		28		35		55		424	1
138 139 140			1 21	10	4	1	3	1 2	1 39				1	2	15	3 26
	17	1								1						
					36		44				34		29		372	
141	4		6		1		3		6		1		3		34	
142	4		10		7		5		5		6		2		56	
143 144	2 165	27	2 115	3 20	1 39	7	1 18				1 928	1 14	1 638	6	22 2,822	5 179
								2	16	2						
145	16		10		11	1	12		10		4		5		148	2
146	5		2		5		3		1		4		1		42	
147	4	1	2	1	1		3		2		5		2		38	3
148 149	4 6						1 11		1 5		6 26	3	3 6		21 205	8
		1	95	4	20											
150 151 152																
																
															'	
	5,929	106	6,933	127	7,076	95	8,141	108	6,468	68	7,821	45	8,833	40	82,713	934
 
384
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE LX.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1803.				-----	
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.			
									November. 107,898. Cases. Deaths.	
	98,806.		103, 234.		95,108.		110,177.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 10	Cases.	Deaths. 13		
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	142	24	98	18	59 1 30		52		53	4
										
	100	3	62	2			82		91	3
										
	1,379 1,108 1,056 86 36 6,186 631 1,567 117 91 4 8	2 2 2 17 20 8 1	1,218 1,539 1,064 162 17 5,399 773 1,463 112 73 3 1	4 1 3 5 25 23 7	834 1,275 1,163 122 35 3,095 438 889 61 28	3 2 12 11 3	912 1,456 1,521 172 14 4,910 947 1,380 133 62 21 8	2 3 2 4 49 12 8 1	713 1,178 1,192 142 36 3,785 905 935 136 43 18	6 1 4 3 105 18 5 2
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
					1					
										
	15 17 99 88 116 177 13 4 30 4	I 1	14 10 136 55 144 183 9 2 57 1 3 17 3 7 10 1 21 4 305 189 88	1	9 87 63 30 83 124 18 2 36 3 1 13 1 1	1 1 1	23 10 256 130 136 154 27 3 15	1	31 11 280 113 110 202 19 6 17	1
										
										
										
ORDER II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis..................................										
										
24. Orchitis.................................										
25. Stricture of the Urethra...................										
										
27. Serpent Bite.........................										
28. Other Diseases of this Order.................							18 21 3 3		1 13 4 1 4	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy.......................................	41 6 4 5	1								
										
										
										
										
34. Other Diseases of this Order.................							4			
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.										
	239 192 106			1	247 80 32		434 251 54	1 2	522 242	1
										
										
									1	
	1 3 9 23 5	1	1 2 9 32 14				1 1 10 20 5			
								1	6 11 17 7 1 56	........ 3
42. Other Diseases of this Order...............				2	3 10 8	2				
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases. 43. Consumption......................										
										
45. Other Diseases of this Order..........										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch..............	26 1 4 1		41 1 7		4		30			
47. Tape-worm.........										
48. Other Intestinal Worms.					1		6		4 8	i — 156
49. Other Diseases of this Order										
Carried forward..										
	13, 740	83	13,350	92	8,887	46	13,285	99	10,967	
1-------------.-----										I —
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1864.
385
           TABLE LX.



of the Department of the Cumberland.
	1803.								1804.						. ------	
December.			January.		February.		Marcu.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
114,746.			95,860.		93,772.		110,150.		127,328.		123, 359.		115,315.		107, 979.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	----- Deaths.
1	64	7	82	11	29	10	62	19	51	13	70	30	89	59	851	218
2 3 4 5			6 41	5	1 43	1 4	1 58	2	1 70	1 3	5 109				15 952	2 24
	91											1	175	1		
	543				438		780	2	1,055	1	1,328	1	1,619	12	11, 284	35
6	862		656		583		925		1,279	1	1,336		1,563		13,760	4
7	919	2	686		489		1,028		1,334		1,352	1	1,202		13,006	7
8	75		100		65		119		84		118		269		1,514	
3	18	3	6		6	1	31	6	12	I	20	1	48	5	279	28
10	3,421		2,412	2	1,292		2,233	1	2,984	1	4,406	3	6,265	8	46, 388	29
11	874	98	526	38	302	14	394	14	426	8	585	17	740	29	7,541	426
12	656	4	518	2	358	1	532	1	804	4	1,667	6	1,873	11	12, 642	113
13	124	8	91	3	64	4	54		74	2	87	12	131	3	1,184	63
14	42		50		48	1	101	1	143	5	114	5	95	13	890	28
15	62	4	91	11	99	6	194	29	256	24	110	39	29	9	887	123
16	2		54	2	290	36	783	53	413	23	217	9	79	5	1,856	128
17 18					1 37		6 44				5 10				12 371	4
	42	1	61						71			1	14			
19			70		250	1	559		656		285		146		2,123	1
20	422		521		434		772		735		218		131		4,067	
21	120		136		116	1	258		233		389		274	2	1,942	6
22	175		118		123		370		386		376		205	3	2,342	4
23	234		221		223		651		603		445		276		3,493	
24	23		19		29		62		64		38		25		346	
25	25		1		1		7		9		7		3		70	
26	28		32		8		21		36		44		34		358	
27	1				0						1 80		2 10			
28	9		1		1		1		52						177	1
29 30	38		88 15		109 2		165	1	256		395		549		1,705	2
									20	1	15		41		121	2
31 32	1 2		4 3	1	11 1	4	17 9	1	9 8		10 5		2 2		70 49	7
34	1		1 12		1				4 10	1	4 6				12 54 7 5, 028	1
							1									
35 36 37			1 419						1 624				1 389			3
	599				337		467				446					
	239		224		210		308		385		266	1	180		2,766	1
38 39 40 41	40	1	22		35		19		29		46		38		563	3
											1 7				4 52	1 l
	5		4		4		3		8				9			
42	19		1				9				1				72 288	
43 44 45	38 17	'l	26	2	18	1	23	7	30		31	3	20	4		26
			17 1	1	16		22		18		11		20		160 2 1,527 9 46 12	1
46 47 48 49	64		101		92		156 4 4		195 3 5 1		454		308			
			4		3								8			
	2 9,919	I														
		131	----													
			7,907	78	6,171	85	11,264	138	13,437	89	15,120»	130	16,864	164	140,911	1,291
49 
386
SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  LX.—DEPARTMENT  OF THE  CUMBERLAND—Continued.
Veak...........
Month..........

Mean Strength
LIST OF DISEASES.
                Brought forward...................

         CLASS IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.
         ORDER I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
  50. Apoplexy......................................
  51. Epilepsy.......................................
  52. Headache.......................................
  53. Insanity........................................
  54. Inflammation of Brain...........................
  55. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.............
  56. Inflammation of Spinal Cord.....................
  57. Nostalgia.......................................
  58. Neuralgia......................................•
  59. Paralysis......................................•
  60. Sun-stroke.....................................•
  61. Other Diseases  of this Order....................
             Order  II.—Diseases of Eye.
  62. Amaurosis......................................
  63. Cataract.......................................
  64. Inflammation of Conjunctiva.....................
  65. Inflammation of Iris............................
  66. Night Blindness................................
  67. Other Diseases  of this Order....................
             Order HI.—Diseases of Ear.
  68. Earache.......................................
  69. Inflammation of Internal Ear....................
  70. Deafness.......................................
  71. Otorrhoea......................................
  72. Other Diseases of this Order....................
     Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
  73. Aneurism......................................
  74. Valvular Disease of Heart.......................
  75. Dropsy from Heart Disease.....................
  76. Dropsy of  Pericardium.........................
  77. Inflammation of Pericardium.....................
  78. Inflammation of Endocardium..................,
  79. Inflammation of Veins...........................
j  80. Varicose Veins..................................
|  81. Varicocele.....................................
  82. Other Diseases of this Order....................
       ORDER V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
  83. Asthma.........................................
  84. Acute Bronchitis...............................,
  85. Chronic Bronchitis..............i..............
  86. Dropsy of  Chest................................
  87. Haemorrhage from Nose.........................
  88. Inflammation of Larynx.........................
  89. Inflammation of Lungs..........................
  90. Inflammation of Pleura..........................
  91. Haemorrhage from Lungs........................
  92. Other Diseases  of this Order....................,
        Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
  93. Colic...........................................
  34. Constipation....................................
  35. Cholera Morbus.................................
  96. Cirrhosis of Liver...............................
  97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease...................,
  98. Dyspepsia......................................
  99. Diseases of Pancreas............................
 100. Diseases of Spleen..............................
 101. Fistula in Ano..................................
 102. Hernia.....................................
 103. Haemorrhage from Stomach.....................
Carried forward.
18(53.
July.
98,806.
Cases.  Deaths.
13,740
  3
 10
294
  2
  3
  2
  3
 37
240
  6
 29
  6
303
  4
 26
  9
 13
207
 52
  5
 45
 83
 80
 12
 40

377
325
190
  2
  9
126
16,504
97
August.
103,234.
Cases.
13,350
 15
244
  7
  1
  2
  6
 11
294
  6
 31
 20

  1
  1
330
 13
 31
  6
 36
  6
 37
145
 17
 21
  4

 33
198
 45
  6
 40
 49
 82
 10
 19

432
310
316
16„359
Deaths.
September.
95,108.
Cases.
8,887
  1
 20
108

  1
  1
 13
173
  3
 11
  3

  1
  7
184
  3
 23
  1
 24
157
  9
293
141
119
105   10,532
Deaths.
61
October.
HO, 177.
Cases.
Deaths.
13,285
 17
226
  5
  1
  3
  7
256
  7
  3
  3
191
  4
 27
  2
 27
273
 37
  3
 14
 99
 71
 10
 63

302
258
15,580
121    13,513 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 18G4.
387
TABLE LX.-DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND-Continued.
	1803.		1804.													
DECEMBER.			January.		FEBRUARY.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
114,746.			95,860.		93,772.		110,150.		127,328.		123, 359.		115, 315.		107,979.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths, j
	9,919	131	7,907	78	6,171	85	11,264	138	13,437	89	15,120	130	16,864	164	140, 911	1,291
50	3	4	1		1	1	2	1	1	1	3	2	4	4	25	22
51	19		22		23	1	28		31	2	28	1	24	1	258	5
52	177		153		146		230		279		299		338		2,662	
53	4				2		3		13		7		10		73	
54	4	2		1	2	. 1	2	4	5	6	2	2	6	3	27	27
55			2	1		2	2		2	2	2	2	6	3	20	16
																
56	3	1	2		2		5		3		2	1	1	3	35	7
57	16		16		10		18		42		14	1	33		229	1
58	246		209		170		230		303		252		263		2,870	
59	9		7		1		7		6		4	1	8		73	1
6(1			1				1				54	1	53 5 4		181 96 34	2 4
61 62	14 2		10 1		8 3		4 3	2	11 4	1				1		
											5					
63 64	2 189		5 227		1 233		3 303		2 439				2 258		28 3,231	
											288					
65	4		7		1		14		2		17		4		75	
66	5		11		23		27		59		142		120		508	
67	5		5		7		11		10		1		3		64	
68 69																
	11		21		18		26		33		15		22		236	
70	2		5		7		8		13		5		7		57	
71	19		23		26		56		36		19		33		323	
72	55		7		4		15		4		4		3		504	
73 74	1 8	1 1							1 15						3 115	1 14
			13		6	1	7	2		1	15		9	2		
75 76 77	4 1 3				1 1 2	1	1 1 4	1	1 2 9	2			3		12 7 36	4 1 5
		1														
			3							3	1	1	1			
78 79 80				2			1				9		1		15 3 184	2
									2 31							
	12		18		9		8				25		22			
81	9		15		7		10		17		12		9		136	
82	12	2	1		1		5	1	3	1	1	1	1		29	6
83	19		28		13		21		26		27		20		270	
84	727	1	533		384		760		523		216	1	208		4,592	2
85 86	106		72 2 6 81		45 1 6 81	1	60 4 7 132		101 3 4 67		38 2 5 43	1	31 2		628 15 54 672	2 1
87 88	3 70															
													22			
89	217	16	220	16	188	19	515	62	279	46	166	36	128	30	2,101	263
90	177		250	1	82	1	119	3	161	4	108	4	81	4	1,343	19
91	25		33		6		18		19	1	14		21	1	184	2
92	230		357		213	2	215	5	120	7	17		24	1	1,424	15
93	196		174		108	1	153		214		288		361	'	3,129	1
94	422		322		259		430		526		453		566		4,376	
95 96	27		14 1	1	9 2		22		40 1		75		124		1,075 12	6
97	7	1	13		8		10		9		26		5		135	1
98 99 100 101 102 103	79	1	73		45		74		85	1	114		139		1,058	3
	2 9		1 7		1 6				1 10		3 6		2 5		21 88	
							5									
	62		41		32		43		56		" 52		68		549	
	I	1			5		2		1	1	4		2		22	o
	13,137	163				|										
			10,922	100	8,380	116	14, 889	219	17,063	168	18, 003	185	19,926	218	174,808	1,720
	-----I—-----						■»									i
 
388
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  LX.—DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Concluded.
Vear...........

MONTH...........

Mean Strength .
LIST OF DISEASES.
             Brought forward......................

Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.
104. Haemorrhage trorn Bowels.....
105. Inflammation of Tonsils.......
106. Inflammation of Stomach......
107. Inflammation of Bowels.......
108. Inflammation of Peritonasum...
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver ..
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.
111. Jaundice.....................
112. Piles.........................
113. Other Diseases of this Order...
 Order VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.

114. Stone and Gravel...................................
115. Diabetes..........................................
116. Bright's Disease...................................•
117. Diseases of Prostate...............................
118. Diseases of Testis..................................
119. Inflammation of Kidneys..........................
120. Inflammation of Bladder........................—
121. Incontinence of Urine.............................■
122. H ydrocele.........................................
123. Other Diseases of this Order........................
Order VIII.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries......................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
1.8. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Necrosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle___
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
  CLASS V.—WOUNDS,  ACCIDENTS,  AND
                    INJURIES.

      ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
136. Burns...........................................
137. Contusions.......................................
138. Concussion of Brain..............................
139. Drowning........................................
140. Sprains..........................................
141. Dislocation......................................
142. Simple Fractures.................................
143. Compound Fractures.............................
144. Gunshot Wounds.................................
145. Incised Wounds..................................
146. Lacerated Wounds...............................
147. Punctured Wounds...............................
118. Poisoning........................................
149. Other Accidents and Injuries......................
150. ORDER II.—Homicide..........................
151. ORDER III.—Suicide..............

152. ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence.

                Total................
1S(>;$.
July.
98,806.
Cases.  Deaths.
 10
 55
 28
 20
  1
 31
 26
151
202
 14
200
385
 40
 54
 41
104
 11
  9
18,269
97
21
129
August.
103,234.
Cases.  Deaths.
16,359
  6
 58
 17
 12
  2
 31
 23
143
210
 28
214
491
 35
 54
 39
141
 15
 16
  1
 54
 43
 35
 19
 20
 26
18,318
_____
105
September.
95,108.
Cases.  Deaths.
10, 532
  7
 36
  7
  6
  6
 27
 32
 89
157
 18
143
256
 18
 25
 11
 32
157
  3
  74
   3
  17
  20
,030
  11
  85
   7
   3
  10
19,871
184
260
October.

 110,177.
discs.  Deaths.
NOVEMBKR,

  107,898.
15,580
  7
 69
 11
 14
  3
 31
 23
 77
199
  4
171
280
 20
 36
 30
  5
  1
374
 49
 13
  9
  1
 12
321
148
17,316
282  j 17,853 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.
389
TABLE LX.— DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND—Concluded.
1803.			1804.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
	114,746.		95,860.		93,772.		110,150.		127,328.		123,359.		115,315.		107,979.	
—	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	13,137	163	10,922	100	8,380	116	14,889	219	17,063	168	18,003	185	19, 926	218	174,808	1,726
104	1		10	1	3		1		6		13		6		72	6
105	119		125		126		232		240		145		84		1,399	
106	27	1	17		3	1	1		9		11		8	I	144	3
107	2	1	1		3	3	3	1	16	3	23	3	20	o	127	24
108 109	2 21		1		1			1	1	2	3	2		1 1	24 299	10 6
			9	1	14	1	16	1	29		43		24			
no	18		17		10		21		28		21		12		247	1
111	51		31		33		47		64		118	I	106		960	2
112	201		135		80		121		201		215		201		2,115	
113	10		13	1	4		14		50		4		30		193	1
114	8		9		5		2		14		15		8		89	
115	1		2	1	3		1		3		4		3		28	1
116	5		5		4		6		1		2		3		48	
117 118					1		1				2				8	
	3		6		3		3		12		7		6		48	
119	22		53	2	20		26		52	2	21	2	54		368	6
120	5		10		4		11		9		11		4		77	
121	5		12		4		8		14		17		10		110	
122	3		2		4		3	1	2		1		5		26	1
	1				2		6		2		3		9		42	
124	5 1		2 G				3 4		6 2				1 2		23 22	
																
126	13		11		6		11		11		7		5		112	
127 128	1 5		1 4		1 6								1 2		11 41	
							3		2		2					
129 13(1	7 1		1				3 1		2		2		1		30 7	1
					1											
131	159		91		78		140		152		153		178	1	1,819	2
132	230		190		141		176		283		221		338		3,227	
133	20	1	14		6		20		25		9		36		259	1
134	37		47		33		64		55		37		32		515	
135	23		110		74		141		347		248		204		1,288	
136	50		53		44		38		42		48		25		475	4
137	76		67		49		73		138		164	1	181		1,321	3
138 139 140	3				3 106	1	1 194	1 5	3 261	4	15 132	1 1	11 127	4	60	5 32
				1												
	145		108												1,590	
141	3		9		5		10		22		9		6		100	
142	3		7		11		14		12		9		9		116	1
143	5		2		2	2	4	2	4		43	1	81	1	172	8
144	170	142	132	28	266	9	70	5	104	8	6,064	143	4,219	176	22,564	1,041
145	66		50	1	39		70	1	83		76		42		624	2
146	11	2	9		15		11		11		33		53		315	4
147	14		5		5		19	1	14		13		13		138	2
148	10		4		1		4		2	1	6		16		74	1
149	13	6	46		38	4	49	2	16	2	8	5	6	2	244	28
150 151 152						1 1						1 o				2 6 2
																
																
	14,713															
		316	12,349	136	9,644	139	16,535	240 >	19,413	190	25,987	348	26,111	407	216,379	2,932
 
390                SICKNESS  AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
            TABLE LXI.
Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1803.					
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		.T r	
										
	148,167.		99,642.		80,566.		87,807.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Death-
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Order I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	324 1 664	140 5 102	215 1 315	70 67	158 7 203	50 1 64	79 1 88	21	37	7
										
								6	44	3
										
	4,370 9,441 6,447 790 454 7,798 1,920 2,566 354 145 33 24	98 2 25 2 140 40 186 88 31 8 2	2,947 7,152 5,443 636 335 5,487 1,468 2,286 261 74 22 52	54 11 3 1 97 18 127 83 40 4 1 12	1,912 5,401 4,452 502 192 3,580 1,188 ■2,320 267 56 13 8	30 2 49 10 88 81 33 1 4	1,026 4,330 3,467 420 60 2,656 926 1,477 230 30 30 11	13 1 1 1 21 13 30 29 19 1	581 2,438 2,714 258 19 2,089 779 956 198 60 48 3	1 1 4 9 32 14 5 1
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
18. Diphtheria..........................................	17 26 150 106 129 280 25 8 77 1 6 111 2 5 3 2 10 5 320 253 272	2 1 11 3 2 2 2	17 35 123 52 122 205 29 8 34 2 2 112 3 4 6 4	3 1 4 1 1	9 11 115 66 109 213 20 12 51	1 45	5 6 134 12 94 206 20 3 24 2	2 1	8 6 314 35 138 214 18 9 34	1
										
										
										
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Syphilis............................................										
										
24. Orchitis............................................										
										
										
										
				5 1 1 1	1 38 5 14 3 1 11 1 245 150 183				3 34	
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy..........................................							43			
										
						2 2	2 11 3 1 1 307 189 165	2	6 12 1 3 2 303 244 103	1 1
										
										
										
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases. 35. Gout...........................................		1 9	2 191 179 318	4						
										
										
										
										
			6 2 24 96 18 2 46 4 21				3 7 33 32 14			
	3 44 80 26 1 95 4 6	1 10 1		1 11	4 15 59 14 1 57	9 1 1		1	I 9 28 5	3
										
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.										
										
45. Other Diseases of this Order....................										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch............							39 1 2		126 2	
47. Tape-worm.................										
48. Other Intestinal Worms......					4					
										
Carried forward.....										
	37,398	914	28,361	622	21,671	474	16,190	162	11,662	h3
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE  30, 1864.
391
          TABLE LXI.
of the Department of the Tennessee.
	1803	.	1804.													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
	96,010		88,165.		86,999.		91, 649.		86,199.		90,510.		93, 836.		94,625.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
l	36	9	77	11	36	12	75	17	49	14	48	10	109	22	1,243	383
o 3 4 5					1 20	1	2 39	1 4	19 44	14 1	1 94	1 5	11 90	3	44 1,655	22 261
	25	3	29	2												
	467	3	427	2	797	3	596		583	3	837	2	1,327	8	15,870	217
6	2,081	1	1,566		1,583		2,016		2,043		1,875		2,210	1	42,136	19
7	1,952		1,826		1,438		2,118		1,516		2,057		1,732		35,162	29
8	264		145		197		192		140		172		211		3,927	4
9	13	2	20	6	20	5	35	10	24	4	19	4	52	7	1,243	349
10	1,980	1	1,746	3	1,928	3	2,513	2	2,185		4,717	4	7,932	5	44, 611	108
11	560	24	506	31	413	27	410	9	372	9	468	5	758	9	9,768	577
12	602	6	543	5	512		585	5	594	8	1,397	12	2,084	21	15, 922	352
13	151	12	112	6	69	3	89	2	39		93	3	118	6	1,981	160
14	68	1	73	2	75	2	128	4	150	5	104	4	144		1,107	32
15	88	2	240	2	143	8	221	31	179	9	230	4	49	3	1,296	67
16	42	3	51	2	261	8	457	25	255	31	119	9	109	1	1,392	91
17 18			1 14	1	4 13	1	2 28					1			7 192	2 10
	21								22	1	20		18			
19 42			63		618		447		343		180		124		1,901	1
20 408			325		254		260		338		115		164		2,700	1
21	13		10	1	105	1	159	9	185		167		254	1	1,164	72
22	167		93		80		161		152		204		276		1,725	2
23	223		172		216		381		356		373		443		3,282	
24	31		29		17		18		42		38		21		308	1
25 26	3 38		3 22		2 22		5 63		2 32				4 40		59 474	1
											37					
27 28 29															5 127 793	13
	14 25		6 44	1	11 53				2 88		27 5-1	1	55 110			
							78	3								
30 31	1 13	1	o 6				1 6	3	1 4		1 8		1 4	1	17 76	3 10
					4											
32	3		5	1	1		3		12		6		3		68	4
33 34	4				1		1 7				1				18 32	
																
35 36	1 361		1 351	1							2 306		4 384		19 3,945	1 4
					566		350		261	2						
37	275		171	1	142		159		172		122		209		2,265	1
38	85	3	64		42		17		35	1	55		93		1,432	22
39 40 41 42																
	2 1 16				1 2 5 20		1 3 3 21				1 4 1				14 29 164	2
			1 13										1			
																
43	35	3	34	8		7		4	22	5	22	5	39	4	488	70
44	17		14	1	12		17		12		11		8		168	3
45 46							15 131		1 109						20 1,220	1
	99		149		112						129		128			
47 48 49	1 1		1				1 4				5		1 1		20 40 1	
									1							
											1					
																
	10,229	74	8,955	87	9,796	81	11,818 l	129	10,385	107	14,124	70	19,321	92	200,130 i	2,895
 
392
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  LXL—DEPARTMENT OF THE  TENNESSEE—Continued.
Year............
Month...........
Mean Strength.
LIST OF DISEASES.
              Brought forward....................
       CLASS  IV.—LOCAL  DISEASES.

       Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.
50. Apoplexy.......................................
51. Epilepsy........................................
52. Headache.......................................
53. Insanity........................................
54. Inflammation of Brain...........................
55. Inflammation of Membranes of Brain.............
56. Inflammation of Spinal Cord.....................
57. Nostalgia.......................................
58. Neuralgia......................................
59. Paralysis.......................................
60. Sun-stroko......................................
61. Other Diseases of this Order.....................
            Order II.—Diseases of Eye.
62. Amaurosis......................................
63. Cataract.......................................
64. Inflammation of Conjunctiva.....................
65. Inflammation of Iris............................
66. Night Blindness................................•
67. Other Diseases of this Order....................•
            Order IH.—Diseases of Ear.
68. Earache.......................................
69. Inflammation of Internal Ear...................
70. Doafuess.......................................
71. Otorrhoea......................................
72. Other Diseases of this Order....................
    Order IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.
73. Aneurism......................................
74. Valvular Disease of Heart......................
75. Dropsy from Heart Diseaso.....................
76. Dropsy of Pericardium.........................
77. Inflammation of Pericardium...................
78. Inflammation of Endocardium..................
79. Inflammation of Veins..........................
80. Varicose Veins.................................
81. Varicocele.....................................
82. Other Diseases of this Order....................
      Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.
83. Asthma........................................
84. Acute Bronchitis...............................
85. Chronic Bronchitis.............................
86. Dropsy of Chest...............................
87. Haemorrhage from Nose........................
88. Inflammation of Larynx........................
89. Inflammation of Lungs.........................
90. Inflammation of Pleura.........................
91. Haemorrhage from Lungs.......................
92. Other Diseases of this Order....................
       Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs.
93. Colic..........................................
94. Constipation...................................
95. Cholera Morbus................................
96. Cirrhosis of Liver..............................
97. Dropsy from Hepatic Disease...................
98. Dyspepsia.....................................
99. Diseases of Pancreas...........................
100. Diseases of Spleen.............................
101. Fistula in Ano..................................
102. Hernia........................................
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach.....................
1803.
July.
148,167.
Cases.  Deaths.  Cases.  Deaths
37,398
 17
 24
398
  7
  8
  6
  9
 59
366
 11
208
 19

  4
  ]
651
  8
 41
 12
August.
99, 642.
 33
123
914
28,361
  6
 25
215
 10
  9
  3
  2
 19
211
 14
 36
 11

  6
  3
443
  6
 32
  9
 33
  4
 31
105
Carried forward .
 30
 21
  3

 27
263
109
  3
 21
 41
137
 76
 25
 50

472
797
365
  5
 57
167
  1
 10
 11
 83
  2
622
 25
 19
  5

 32
172
 84
  3
 10
 20
 93
 57
 16
 27

301
527
212
  1
 45
133
September.
80,566.
Cases.  Deaths.
21, 671
  3
 19
151
  9
 10
  4
  5
 23
187
 13
 21
  1

  3
  5
446
 10
 18
 17
474
October.
87,807.
Cases.  Deaths.
16,190
  3
 11
104
  2
  4
  1
  5
 18
157
  7
  2
  8
424
 13
  9
 17
42,250
982
25
31,496
  1
 11
 12
  3

 21
205
 74
  1
 13
 19
 81
 57
 22
 18

230
385
123
  2
 35
104
162
 in
 15
  5

 16
334
107
24,242
  1

500
 10
 39
126
 54
 14
 93

135
269
 31
18,498
11,882
183
 5
 79
190
 76
 25
218

119
264
 19
   17
    5
   36
    1

14,509
116 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING  JUNE 30, 1804.
393
TABLE LXL—DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE—Continued.
- "	1808	. '1							1801.							
DECEMBER.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
96,010		.	88,165.		86, 999.		91, 649.		86,199.		90,510.		93,836.		94,625.	
Cases.		Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	10,229	74	8,955	87	9,796	81	11,818	129	10, 385	107	L4,124	70	19,321	92	200,130	2,895
50 51	2 13	2							2	1	2	2	2	2	41	21
		1	11		13		17	1	17		23		24	1	210	9
52	96		120		95		84		88		169		238		1,863	
53	4		7		4		4		3		4		8		C8	1
54	6	4	4		3	4	5	6	2	3	5	2	3	3	60	39
55 56			2 3	2			3 1	2	2	1	I 2	2	2 4	1	23 52	14 1
	8	1			3											
57	11		4		2		10		6		12		14		184	1
58	169		145		110		172		177		137		213		2,202	
59	7		6	1	3		4		6		6		8		95	1
60 61 62 63									2 3		34		120 11	2	423 78	12 7
		o	8		2		4									
	2 4				2						1		1		30	
			4		3				2		4		1		28	
64	401		377		282		343		321		430		496		5,014	
65 66	13 1		3 9				7 8		5 15		3 32		9 16		82 201	
					14											
67 68 69	9		16		1				5		2		4		100	
																
	8		9		9		17		16		10		28		199	
70	1		2		1		1		1		3		4		36	
71	26		19		19		25		29		25		27		269	
72	32		30		14		5		5		20		5		525	
73 74 75 76 77 78 ■79 80									I 6 2	1	1 4 1 3 1				5 99 16 12 29 4 4 221	1 10 3 6 4
	8 1 1 5 1 2 26	1 1	8	1			5 1						10	1		
					3											
			1 3													
				1	1				3 2				1			
																
			1 10													
					14		11		18		14		18			
81	12		4		5		4		5		3		10		116	
82 83	2 15				1 11		1 13		10 6		1 11	2	1 13	1 1	40 198	5 1 2
			13													
84	456		631	2	398		562		265		253		243		4,256	4
85	115	2	90	1	40		94		48		39		96		1,028	7
86 87	1 5		1 6				1 6				2 19		2 14		14 115	
					2				4							
88	55		58		38		77		49		38		35		548	4
89	233	25	280	36	407	21	344	53	242	53	202	13	114	7	2,449	284
%	101	1	107	1	133	4	137	1	72		93		104		1,067	11
91	9	1	8		9		13		8	1	8		18		175	3
92	165		135		82	3	153	1	151	3	23	1	19		1,134	11
93	119	1	117	1	92		117		102	1	227		287		2,318	5
94	260		256		192		283		257		359		579		4,428	
9b	32	1	18		19		21		15		67	1	123	1	1,045	9
96 97	1 11		1 9				1 9				1 8		3 12		15 249	3
					11				12	1						
98	81		103		52		56		55		58		112		1,069	
99 100			1 1												127	o
	18			1	7		3		5		5		3			
101	6		14		10		5		10		8		6		103	
w_	45		43		31		36		48		43		53		551	1
103	1				1		1		3			1	4		30	2
																
	12,840	117	11, 657	134	11,935	113	14,482	193	12,491	172	16,541	94	22,439	112	233,380	3,378
50 
394
SICKNESS  AND  MORTALITY  OF  WHITE  TROOPS
TABLE  LXL—DEPARTMENT OF  THE TENNESSEE—Concluded.
Mean Strength.
LIST OF  DISEASES.
               Brought forward......................

  Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs—Continued.

104. Haemorrhage from Bowels.........................
105. Inflammation of Tonsils...........................
106. Inflammation of Stomach..........................
107. Inflammation of Bowels...........................
108. Inflammation of Peritonaeum.......................
109. Acute Inflammation of Liver.......................
110. Chronic Inflammation of Liver.....................
111. Jaundice..........................................
112. Piles..............................................
113. Other Diseases of this Order.......................
ORDER VII.—Diseases of Urinary and Genital Organs.
114. Stone and Gravel............
115. Diabetes....................
116. Bright's Disease.........
117. Diseases of Prostate.........
118. Diseases of Testis...........
119. Inflammation of Kidneys---
120. Inflammation of Bladder.
121. Incontinence of Urine.......
122. Hydrocele..................
123. Other Diseases of this Order.
ORDER VHI.—Diseases of Bones and Joints.
124. Anchylosis..................
125. Caries.....................
126. Inflammation of Joints.......
127. Inflammation of Bones.......
128. Inflammation of Periosteum..
129. Neorosis....................
130. Other Diseases of this Order.
Order IX.—Diseases of Integumentary System.
131. Abscess.......
132. Boils.........
133. Carbuncle.....
134. Whitlow......
135. Skin Diseases.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
14S.
140.

150.

151.

152.
ILASS  V.  WOUNDS, ACCIDENTS, AND
                INJURIES.
  ORDER I.— Wounds, Accidents, and Injuries.
 Burns...........................................
Contusions..................
Concussion of Brain.........
Drowning...................
Sprains.....................
Dislocation.................
Simple Fractures............
Compound Fractures........
Gunshot Wounds............
Incised Wounds.............
Lacerated Wounds..........
Punctured Wounds..........
Poisoning...................
Other Accidents and Injuries .
Order II.—Homicide.......
Order IH.—Suicide..............

ORDER IV.—Execution of Sentence .

            Total...........
1803.
July.
148,167.
Cases.  Deaths.
42,250
 32
139
 57
 66
  6
 78
 92
310
371
 20
298
664
 61
 96
 72
 74
142
  4
 98
  8
 17
  4
826
 59
 28
 18
 22
 16
982
112
46,108   1,149
August.
99, 642.
Cases.  Deaths
31, 496
 51
 59
 33
 19
  4
 70
 70
177
270
 16
307
317
 20
 97
 56
33, 577
662
15
714
September.
80,566.
Cases.
24,24-
 17
 73
 26
 15
  7
 39
 35
206
253
  5
148
329
 24
 42
 36
25,920
Deaths.
500
October.
Cases.
87,807.

   Deaths.
18,498
 35
 59
 25
  9
  3
 32
 25
127
213
114
218
 18
 40
 29
 12
117
  2
 89
  6
 14
  2
180
 31
 12
 15
  7
  5
183
215 
DURING  THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
395
TABLE LXL—DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE—Concluded.
1803.			1804.													
DECEMBER.			January.		February.		March.		ArRiL.		May.		June.		TOTAL.	
96,010.			88,165.		86,999.		91, 649.		86,199.		90,510.		93,836.		94, C25.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases	Deaths-	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
	12,840	117	11,657	134	11,935	113	14,482	193	12,491	172	16,541	94	22,439	112	233,380	3,378
104	2		8	1	8		6		3	1	4		8		176	9
105	143		153	1	129		220		125		95		91		1,391	4
106	15		16		5		7		9		8	2	9	1	220	14
107	17	2	12	2	6		7		6	1	5	1	15	1	187	27
108 109			3 25		7 26	1 3	2 24		3 29	4	1 28	1 1	1 43		39 449	13 14
	37															
110	29	1	21		16	1	13		14		17		26		389	6
111	75	1	48		27		35	1	36		22		90		1,230	10
112	170		118		88		128		102		138		213		2,250	
113	8		11		10		7		4		24		30		150	5
114	11		7		7		8		7	1	5		18		103	1
115 116	6 1		5		6 1		3 4		3 5				1 4		45 49	1
											2					
U7 118					1 4		2 3								4 47	
	6		3						1		2		8			
119	29		19		21		11		29		17		52		334	2"
120	9		14		7		4		3		3		8		125	
121	12		6		6		7		4		3		13		87	
122	3		3		2		6		2		3				44	
123	3		1		4		3		2		7		2		39	
124	7		4		3		1		1		3		2		38	
125 126	13 19				9 3		1 6		3 2	1	5 4		11 3		79 95	1
			6													
127 128			1		1 1 3		1				2		2		10 47	
									5							
129	4		2				4		4		1	1	2		41	1
130	1		1										29		34	
131	128		93	1	71	1	73		78		91		112		1,657	4
132	211		161		112		169		154		178		246		2,991	
133	21		36		15		5		10		17		27		275	
134	49		52		23		38		28		30		32		577	
135	27		66		70		68		72		100		149		769	
136	25		24		43	1	28	1	22		29		34		385	2
137	83		90		m		85		84		112		147		1,166	1
138 139	4	1 2	3	1	1				1	1 2	5	1 3	6	2	32	5 39
						5		3								
																
140	143		134		114		114,		100		141		130		1,377	
141	8		3		5		9		3		3		5		63	
142	12		18		10		10		12		12		15		171	
143 144	1 84	24	3 52	1 10	6 188			1 17			8 1, 622	1 45	2 1,461	1 132	32 6,269	5 481
						16	122		501	11						
145	48		59		32		47		53		32		51		502	
146	12		16		31		13		11	1	36		15		215	3
147	13		16		7		12		10		14		13		152	2
J 48	10		l		3		4		3		3		22	1	105	1
149	7	2	157	6	43	2	10		10	7	18	3	34	o	318	33
150 151 152 I		1		1				1				1 2		1		7 8 1
								1		1						
																
	14,350	151					.....									
			13,135	158	13,176	143	15,806 1 218		14,045	203	19,391	156	25,621	253	258,138	4,078
 
396
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF WHITE TROOPS
           TABLE LXII.



Abstract of the Sickness and Mortality
					1803.					----
										
	July.		August.		September.		October.		NOVE	----------------------—■
										-BKH.
	25,763.		48,059.		47,	184.	42,686. *		45,	
										507.
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths. 10 10
CLASS 1.—ZYMOTIC DISEASES. ORDER I.—Miasmatic Diseases.	83 9 238	11 9	124 4 412	38 55	78 4 246	20	54	8	48 2 168	
										
						18	183	15		
										
	487 1,330 1,040 56 49 1,683 355 207 37 14	7 12 4 10 4 1	1,174 3,423 3,330 174 192 4,460 1,168 1,216 132 29	22 1 79 27 81 20 8	825 2,088 2,330 191 101 2,956 942 812 100 21	14 19 5 43 6 7	608 1,717 1,898 244 75 2,228 586 476 64 16	1 1 11 3 66 25 7 2	379 1,411 1,158 139 34 1,853 446 294 60 23	3 5 1 4 i 78 5 6
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										
										........j
	9		4		4				2	
										......|
	33 14 68 51 62 76 5 4 6	4	35 13	7	34	1	10 1 68 1 201 221 15 3 20	1	21 6	1
										
										
			207 100 199 20 8 12	1	130 188 305 20 8 21				162 193 239 17 I 19 2 1 29 3 4 6	1
Order II.—Enthetic Diseases. 22. Svphilis.......................................										
										
24. Orchitis.......................................										
										
										
27. Serpent Bite...............................										
			1 223 8 20 9				1 45 7 4 2 1	1		
Order III.—Dietic Diseases. 29. Scurvy......................................	75 2 12 1			3 1	270 9 3 3	2				
										
										
										
										
	1 4 95 100 53	8	3 2 164 172 154						2	
CLASS II.—CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diathetic Diseases.				5	1 190 136 79					
							224 147 48		224 163 47	1
										
										
										
			13 1 3 36 14	2 4	4 5 18 27 21	4	4 2 23 17 2 1 13 1 3			
										
								1 1	12 19 5	2 4
Order II.—Tubercular Diseases.	15 19	3								
44. Scrofula.........................										
45. Other Diseases of this Order............										
CLASS III.-PARASITIC DISEASES. 46. Itch...........	7		6 3 6		10 2 4				31 ........	
47. Tape-worm..........										
48. Other Intestinal Worms.. .	2									
49. Other Diseases of this Order.										
Carried forward__									7,224	133
	6,302	67	17,274	354	12,186	139	9,234	143		
										
 
DURING THE YEAR  ENDING JUNE 30, 18G4.
397
       TABLE LXII.



of the Department of the  Gulf.
	1803.		1804-													
December.			January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
47,049.			47,253.		52, 278.		48,	)99.	51,360.		54,	797.	53,	287.	47, 035.	
	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
1	21	8	20	5	21	1	19	3	37	15	63	24	115	46	683	i 1 189
o							1		4	1	5		22	2	51	3
																
3 4 5	85	4	83	5	67	3	86	7	63	4	90	11	137	14	1,858	155
	303	2	298	1	288		322	2	462	2	678	4	809	9	6,633	67
6	1,076		821	1	1,095		1,151		1,239		1,232	2	1,682	1	18, 265	11
7	995		1,155		1,440		1,648		1,547		1,565		1,521	1	19,627	2
8	117		136		183		193		160		161		144		1,898	
9	17	6	14		7	2	15	3	16	3	17	6	39	9	576	154
10	1,526	5	1,212	1	1,295		2,040		3,014	1	4,849	12	4,696	8	31, 812	68
11	369	57	362	34	295	15	271	10	265	19	530	15	711	23	6,300	451
12	275	2	240	10	286	1	553	3	526	5	665	8	819	10	6,369	99
13	36	10	40	8	31	1	39	2	44	4	82	1	128	17	793	72
14	17	I	27	1	23		28	1	34		58	1	52	2	342	8
15	20	2	53	5	59	7	35	4	28	1	30	1	13	1	238	21
16	8		0		110		322	2	132	I	95	1	18	1	709	5
17 18			1 21		1 12										2 229	15
	12					1	6		10		15		14			
19	3		4		72		134		67		105		29		448	
20 21			271				137 6				86 9		59 68		912 988	
	309		10		12	1			23							2
22	177		222		351		220		288		281		272	1	2,555	2
23	205		283		360		207		279		309		250		2,933	
24	30		32		17		31		32		37		35		291	
25	3		6		8		4		4		12		6		67	
26	7		4		21		9		12		22		13		166	
27 28							o		2 3				1 e		7	
	1		3		2											
29 30	23		17		14		35		35 1 4		44 3 10	1 1	128 3 7		938 36 88	4 1 6
31	4		7		6		7	1		1				1		
32 33	9		6		10	........	22 2		3 1		12 3		11 1	1	94 8	2
34			3		5				2		6 2 274		1 1 264		23 12 2,574	
35 36	1 196								1 249							
			279		211		204									
il	132		139		104		104		77		81		101		1,456	
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47	21		27	1	11		23		79		56		94	2	692	11
	6 1 2 12												1 2 4 17	3	28 22 80 245	7 37
		4	2 6 14				5				4 6 24	1 1				
				1 5	1 1«5				5 26	4						
						2	22	2								
	6		10		15		19		13		31		15 1 59		170 2 800 18 50 2	
	39		50 1		60 1		227		161		137 9					
48 49	2 1		6				3		4		8 1		11			
																
	6,067	101														
			5,890	78	6,653	34	8,152	40	9,038	61	11,724	90	12,383	152	112,127	1,392
 
398
SICKNESS AND MORTALITY OF  WHITE TROOPS
TABLE LXIL—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Continued.
					1803.					
	July.		August.		September.		OCTO_EK.		--w---	
									45,507.	
	25, 763.		48,059.		47,384.		42,686.			
										
LIST OF DISEASES.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Death*.
	6,302 6 5 140 2 2	67 2 1	17,274 1 11 160 5 6 1	354	12,186	139	9,234 1 6 81	143	7,224	133
CLASS IV.—LOCAL DISEASES. Order I.—Diseases of Nervous System.										
				4	10 119 4 5 1 1 13 64 14 11 18 8 3 84 5 25 4				17 41 2	1
										
										
						3 1	1 1			
								1	1 1 11 63 6	1
										
	1 40 3 49 23	2 2	11 97 7 38 6 6 1 98 9 32 1	1		1	2 85 7 2 33	1		
										
										
										
								3	5	
Order II.—Diseases of Eye.										
63. Cataract............................................	1 34						3 78 6 4 3		1 96 3 11 5	
										
										
	27 3									
										
Order HI.—Diseases of Ear.										
	6 5 8 35		16 1 7 72		7 4 8 38		4 3 5 29		3 1 7 26	
										
										
										
ORDER IV.—Diseases of Organs of Circulation.										
	12 1	5	10 1	2 1	10	1	4 4	1	8 1 1 1 2	2 1
										
					2 1 1 3 38 13 1 22 134 59					
			5				1			
										
	2 23 13 1 7 87 23		6 45 15 2 16 107 39 1 7 13 31 24 10 11 197 214 75	1		1 1	2 22 11			
									19 6	2 1
										
										
Order V.—Diseases of Respiratory Organs.							13 134 15	1	13 177 15 1 3 9 34 33 5 20 116 95 33	
										
										
										
	1 5 13 17 9	1		1 1 1 1 3	4 12 39 30 8 4 124 146 27 2 28 46	1 1	3 21 28 30 5 4 128 98 15 1 7 24	1		
										
										
										
										
										
Order VI.—Diseases of Digestive Organs. 93. Colic...............................................	104 142 53									
										
										
										
	19 35		57 80	1					12 25	2
										
										
100. Diseases of Spleen.............................	15 3 42		4 7 61 2		5 10 60 1				3 5 40	
101. Fistula in Ano.........							6 40 2			
102. Hernia............										
103. Haemorrhage from Stomach.....										
										143
	7,312	80	18,900	371	13,482	149	10, 206	151	8,201	
										
 
DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1864.
399
TABLE LXH.—DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF—Continued.
1803.		1804.													
DECEMBER.		January.		February.		March.		April.		May.		June.		Total.	
47,049.		47,253.		52,278.		48,999.		51,360.		54, 797.		53,287.		47,035.	
Cases. 6,067 1 10 51 4 1	Deaths. 101 1	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.	Cases. Deaths.		Cases.	Deaths.	Cases.	Deaths.
		5,890 3 14 59 3 2 1 I 11 72 9 1 4 3 2 116 4 12 6	78 3 1 1 1	6,653 1 21 59 4	34 1 1	8,152 2 16 87 5 2	40 1	9,038 4 12 90 2	61 1	11, 724 2 20 158 4 8 1 1 7 139 9 38 1 5 2 256 4 21 5	90 4 1 1	12,383 3 10 210 8 4 1 2 14 113 7 29 31 1	152 1 1 1 1 1 2	112,127 24 152 1,255 43 31 7 11 91 1,015 83 173 124 47 17 1,599 62 207 39	1,392 9 3 1 1 14 4 4 1 6 8 5
															
2 3 80 5	3					1 5 75 7 1	1	o 3 75 5 4	1 1						
				10 92 4	1										
				3 5 1 151 4 16 1											
7 1 88 1 11 2						7		5 2 199 9 12 5							
						181 7 14 3						218 10 22 1			
8 2 3 29		6 2 17 18 1 13 4		4 2 15 31		4 2 10 38 1 9		9 4 8 26		13 7 8 29		7 1 20 38 1 10	1 2	87 34 116 409 3 114 15 5 25 6 17 286 101 14 202 2,284 279 8 35 173 677 369 79 159 1,463 2,019 407 7 181 517	1 1