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The Daily Dispatch: September 10, 1863., [Electronic resource] 7 1 Browse Search
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do. Clothing for Yankee prisoners in Richmond. The Chambersburg (Pa.) Repository, of Wednesday, says: Dr. J. K. Reid, of this place, whose nephew, Lieut. James A. Carman, of the 107th Pennsylvania volunteers, was captured at Gettysburners from this place. The letter was forwarded through General S. A. Meredith, the Union Commissioner, who has returned Dr. Reid's letter with this endorsement by Mr. Ould; "Respectfully returned to Brigadier- General Meredith, Agent of Exchange. Tur citizen prisoners to be supplied with such articles as are necessary for their comfort. General Meredith has written Dr. Reid that he will receive and promptly forward to Mr. Ould any articles sent for the prisoners, and Dr. Reid will receive andDr. Reid will receive and forward any articles furnished him by the friends of any of our sufferers in Richmond. Of course nothing but articles of actual necessity should be sent, for they would hardly be delivered. Federal Espionage abroad — the case of Gen. Williams