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| + | Annapolis July 22/64 | ||
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| + | Gen J L. Hodsdon | ||
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| + | Dear Sir, | ||
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| + | Allow me to express my grateful acknowledgment of your kind services in assisting me to reach my brother without delay. Your letter was all that I expected and as I found all that I needed. | ||
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| + | In my dispatch from Bangor I stated that Gen Chamberlain was worse. It seems there was a crisis in his case about that time. I am happy to inform you it turned favorably, and | ||
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John C. Chamberlain Annapolis Md. July 22, 1864
[Body of letter]
Annapolis July 22/64
Gen J L. Hodsdon
Dear Sir,
Allow me to express my grateful acknowledgment of your kind services in assisting me to reach my brother without delay. Your letter was all that I expected and as I found all that I needed.
In my dispatch from Bangor I stated that Gen Chamberlain was worse. It seems there was a crisis in his case about that time. I am happy to inform you it turned favorably, and