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The Daily Dispatch: September 18, 1863., [Electronic resource], Wanted. (search)
ised; A. B. Parks, fireman, severely; Edward Allen, fireman, severely; S. S. Carter, fireman, severely; and Andrew L Tensor, fireman, slightly.--Four other firemen, whose names we could not learn, were slightly injured. Messrs. G. W. and W. J. Lumpkin were also injured — the former having his left arm severely mashed, and the latter receiving a severe sprain in the back. A soldier, named George Myers. belonging to Hampton's Legion, had his leg broken, besides receiving a severe contucut on his left leg, below the knee, and was completely paralyzed. It is the opinion of his physician that this man cannot survive his injuries. A rumor was in circulation during the day that a boy who had entered the store of the Messrs. Lumpkin for the purpose of stealing was buried in the ruins, and is undoubtedly killed. About the truth of this, however, we can not vouch. Mr. C. C. Field, the proprietor of "Congress Hall," had stolen from his drawer before the breaking out of t