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October 22nd, 1861 AD (search for this): article 3
Acknowledgment. Warm Springs, Oct. 22, 1861. Editors of Dispatch:--Excuse me for asking the publication, in your paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contribu
William Clarke (search for this): article 3
n, in your paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contributors will please accept the thanks of the army, and of the General commanding. W. F. Carrington, Med. Dir. A. W.
W. F. Carrington (search for this): article 3
ur paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contributors will please accept the thanks of the army, and of the General commanding. W. F. Carrington, Med. Dir. A. W., Va.
Dir (search for this): article 3
ur paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contributors will please accept the thanks of the army, and of the General commanding. W. F. Carrington, Med. Dir. A. W., Va.
Lexington, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 3
t. Warm Springs, Oct. 22, 1861. Editors of Dispatch:--Excuse me for asking the publication, in your paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contributors will please
Mount Carmel (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 3
Acknowledgment. Warm Springs, Oct. 22, 1861. Editors of Dispatch:--Excuse me for asking the publication, in your paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contribut
Charlotte county (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 3
22, 1861. Editors of Dispatch:--Excuse me for asking the publication, in your paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contributors will please accept the thanks of the ar
Halifax county (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 3
ur paper, of the enclosed list of hospital contributors. It is right that the ladies, and others, should know that the articles have reached their destination, and my pressing engagements forbid my acknowledgement by letter. Boxes received from the Rev. Mr. Baker, agent, Staunton; Ladies' Aid Society, Mount Carmel; ladies of Middle-brook; ladies of Augusta, Ga.; Ladies' Society, Lexington, Va.; ladies of Charlotte co., Va.; ladies of Blackerville; ladies of Waynesborough, Va.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke, and ladies of Halifax co.; Va.; and many others from ladies and societies which the Surgeons of hospitals have failed to report. Aloof from the universal sympathy for the soldier which these contributions show, coming, as they do, from the neatly mansion and humble cottage, they indicate a like universal patriotism and deep interest in our present struggle. The contributors will please accept the thanks of the army, and of the General commanding. W. F. Carrington, Med. Dir. A. W., Va.
5th (search for this): article 4
Gratifying. --We clip the following paragraph from the editorial correspondence of the Yorkville (S. C.) Enquirer. The letter, of which it is the closing paragraph, is dated at Warrenton, Va., on the 5th instant, at which place the hospital alluded to is located: Those who have sick loved ones here, may feel grateful. While down they have good hospital accommodations and tender nursing; and when up they move amongst pleasant scenes and sounds, and kind faces, importing a cheerful delight to the mind, and hastening their complete recovery. Or, if they prefer, convalescents can go out to the Springs, where the hospital has a department to receive them; and they are, we are told, a most inviting and delightful place.
Yorkville (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 4
Gratifying. --We clip the following paragraph from the editorial correspondence of the Yorkville (S. C.) Enquirer. The letter, of which it is the closing paragraph, is dated at Warrenton, Va., on the 5th instant, at which place the hospital alluded to is located: Those who have sick loved ones here, may feel grateful. While down they have good hospital accommodations and tender nursing; and when up they move amongst pleasant scenes and sounds, and kind faces, importing a cheerful delight to the mind, and hastening their complete recovery. Or, if they prefer, convalescents can go out to the Springs, where the hospital has a department to receive them; and they are, we are told, a most inviting and delightful place.
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