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The Daily Dispatch: December 10, 1861., [Electronic resource], Proceedings of the Federal Congress. (search)
Coroner's inquest. --A jury was summoned to hold an inquest yesterday morning over the body of Washington J. Worsham, who died from a wound received in a duel with James McCullough, and accordingly assembled at the house of the deceased, on Sixth street, at ten o'clock. They found the body attired for burial, and after a brief inspection of the wound, adjourned to meet again at the High constable's office at ten o'clock this morning. Dr. Peachy, Coroner, gave it as his opinion that the ball entered the side, just above the right ilium, penetrating the soft parts, intestines and blood vessels, as evinced by the immense exudation of blood and escape of fecal matter from the point of entrance; lodged in the abdominal wall immediately opposite, and was removed therefrom. These facts, connected with an advanced state of decomposition, rendered a post mortem examination unnecessary. The funeral of Mr. Worsham will take place this morning at eleven o'clock.
The Daily Dispatch: December 10, 1861., [Electronic resource], Interesting from Bluffton. (search)
New Hospitals have been established in this city, under the general superintendence of Dr. St. Geo. Peachy, at the commodious factories of the Messrs. Grant, on 19th street, and at Royster's factory, on 25th street, with a capacity to accommodate eight hundred sick soldiers. One is already in operation, and the arrangements are of such a character as to ensure the comfort, so far as possible, of those who may be brought there for medical treatment.