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The Daily Dispatch: December 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], A jest for the Times. (search)
an immense and enthusiastic assemblage of their friends and admirers, of both sexes. The train came into the depot at the regular hour, having on board Hon George William Brown, late Mayor of Baltimore; Col George P Kane, late Chief of Police of this city, and Dr. Charles Magill of Hagerstown. As soon as the distinguished gentlong been absent, and a loud and long shout of exultation and joy went up from the vast assemblage. Cheers upon cheers were given, with a hearty good will, for "Mayor Brown," "Marshal Kane" and "Dr. Magill," and it was with great difficulty that Col. Kane could be gotten to the carriage which was in waiting for him, so great was thaid their respects. Mr. S. Teakle Wallis, a former member of the Legislature of Maryland from this city arrived in the train of Sunday morning. Col Kane and Mr. Brown have suffered an imprisonment of over seventeen months, Mr. Wallace upward of sixteen months and Dr. Magtil for about a year. Among the State prisoners from Mar