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Dana Wilson, seaman, killed by scalding.
Ben. Harrington, seaman, scalded badly.
Wm. O'Brien, seaman, scalded badly.
Thos. Mullen, seaman, scalded slightly.
W. H. Maxey, seaman, scalded badly.
T. Sullivan, seaman, scalded badly.
Jas. Bedard, seaman, missing.
J. P. Beers, seaman, killed by scalding.
John O. Hara, seaman, scalded.
John Castello, seaman, scalded.
J. J. Phillips, seaman, scalded.
B. Lonla, seaman, scalded.
H. Reynolds, seaman, missing.
James Argus, seaman, scalded.
Thomas Mullett, seaman, badly scalded.
In addition to the above, we had nineteen soldiers injured, of which several have since died.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Robert K. Riley, Ex-Officer U. S. Gunboat Essex.
Commodore Foote's General order.
Cairo, February 10, 1862.
The officers and crew of that portion of the gunboat flotilla, which was engaged in the capture of Fort Henry, on the sixth instant, already have had their brilliant serv