File:Letter signed J.H. Brinton, Warrensburg, Mo., to surgeon Madison Mills, Medical Director, St. Louis, Mo., October 28, 1864.jpg

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Requests that medical supplies be sent to Kansas City, Missouri, and Springfield, Missouri.



Transcription: Warresnsburg Mo

Oct 28th 1864

Surgeon Madison Mills Ufa

Medical Director

St Louis Mo, I reported for duty to Genl Rosecrans last evening here. All wounded thus far reported are collecting at Kansas City and will not exceed including rebels seven hundred (700) men Please send thither Hospital Supplies for one thousand (1000) patients and three (3) medical officers ship via North Missouri Rail Road unless boats can run through — No communication between this point and Kansas City. Please send supplies for command of five thousand (5000) to Springfield Mo — Please send as soon as possible a commissioned medical officer as act medical purveyor to this place with supplies for a command of twenty thousand (20.000) men let him en route bring with him the supplies already forwarded to me which I have included in the above estimate.

J.H. Brinton

[words unclear]

M. Director

in field —


Title: Letter signed J.H. Brinton, Warrensburg, Mo., to surgeon Madison Mills, Medical Director, St. Louis, Mo., October 28, 1864
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Source Missouri History Museum
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Author Brinton, John H. (John Hill), 1832-1907
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B078- Papers of Dr. John Hill Brinton (1832-1907), 1861-1865
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Civil War, 1861-1865
Medical care
Military supplies
Medical supplies
Armed Forces
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165992
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DC5B134D-69C3-F114-9CF3-1F30A0E5BB5F

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