Post Hospital
Fort Sill, Ind. Ty.
Nov. 21st 1875
To The Surgeon General U.S. Army
Washington D.C.
Sir:
I would respectfully state that a citizen, Thomas Dougherty, died in hospital on the 13th inst. of Remittent Fever – the deceased was however of intemperate habits. This patient was found to have an ununited fracture of the right forearm of a number of years standing – both bones were fracture. No attempt at bony union has resulted, and free motion remains between the upper and lower fragments. As the specimen appears to be somewhat interesting, the forearm which has been preserved, will if desired be suitably packed and turned over to the Post Quartermaster for shipment to the Army Medical Museum.
Very respectfully
Your obt. servant
F.L. Town
Surgeon U.S. Army
Post Surgeon
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