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Charlottesville (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 10
The wounded at Charlottesville --Mr. William H. Pritchard, the Telegraphic News Agent of the Southern Press, furnished us with the copy of the list of the wounded at Charlottesville. Mr. Pritchard desires us to thus publicly return his thanks to Surgeons J. L. Cabell and R. W. Gibbes, for their kindness in supplying him with the list.--There can be no doubt of their reliability, and while, its perusal may carry anguish to many hearts, it will relieve the anxious solicitude of thousands, he Telegraphic News Agent of the Southern Press, furnished us with the copy of the list of the wounded at Charlottesville. Mr. Pritchard desires us to thus publicly return his thanks to Surgeons J. L. Cabell and R. W. Gibbes, for their kindness in supplying him with the list.--There can be no doubt of their reliability, and while, its perusal may carry anguish to many hearts, it will relieve the anxious solicitude of thousands, as well as to the condition of the wounded as to their location.
William H. Pritchard (search for this): article 10
The wounded at Charlottesville --Mr. William H. Pritchard, the Telegraphic News Agent of the Southern Press, furnished us with the copy of the list of the wounded at Charlottesville. Mr. Pritchard desires us to thus publicly return his thanks to Surgeons J. L. Cabell and R. W. Gibbes, for their kindness in supplying him with the list.--There can be no doubt of their reliability, and while, its perusal may carry anguish to many hearts, it will relieve the anxious solicitude of thousands, ahe Telegraphic News Agent of the Southern Press, furnished us with the copy of the list of the wounded at Charlottesville. Mr. Pritchard desires us to thus publicly return his thanks to Surgeons J. L. Cabell and R. W. Gibbes, for their kindness in supplying him with the list.--There can be no doubt of their reliability, and while, its perusal may carry anguish to many hearts, it will relieve the anxious solicitude of thousands, as well as to the condition of the wounded as to their location.
R. W. Gibbes (search for this): article 10
The wounded at Charlottesville --Mr. William H. Pritchard, the Telegraphic News Agent of the Southern Press, furnished us with the copy of the list of the wounded at Charlottesville. Mr. Pritchard desires us to thus publicly return his thanks to Surgeons J. L. Cabell and R. W. Gibbes, for their kindness in supplying him with the list.--There can be no doubt of their reliability, and while, its perusal may carry anguish to many hearts, it will relieve the anxious solicitude of thousands, as well as to the condition of the wounded as to their location.
J. L. Cabell (search for this): article 10
The wounded at Charlottesville --Mr. William H. Pritchard, the Telegraphic News Agent of the Southern Press, furnished us with the copy of the list of the wounded at Charlottesville. Mr. Pritchard desires us to thus publicly return his thanks to Surgeons J. L. Cabell and R. W. Gibbes, for their kindness in supplying him with the list.--There can be no doubt of their reliability, and while, its perusal may carry anguish to many hearts, it will relieve the anxious solicitude of thousands, as well as to the condition of the wounded as to their location.