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The Daily Dispatch: October 31, 1863., [Electronic resource], Release of Rev. Mr. Gibson, of Baltimore. (search)
Release of Rev. Mr. Gibson, of Baltimore. --The imprisonment and subsequent release of Rev. Mr. Gibson, of Baltimore, by the Federal authorities there, has been noticed. The following is a copy of the letter which caused his arrest: Baltimore, Sept. 24, 1863. Gen. G. C. Thomas, Washington, D. C.: Dear Sir --YourRev. Mr. Gibson, of Baltimore, by the Federal authorities there, has been noticed. The following is a copy of the letter which caused his arrest: Baltimore, Sept. 24, 1863. Gen. G. C. Thomas, Washington, D. C.: Dear Sir --Your favor of the 21st instant reached me last evening. I should be most happy to receive your son, but think it only proper to inform you that in the unhappy differences which now distract the country all my pupils this year, without exception, advocate the Southern side. In view of this, I fear your son would not find it pleasant hshould be most happy to receive your son, but think it only proper to inform you that in the unhappy differences which now distract the country all my pupils this year, without exception, advocate the Southern side. In view of this, I fear your son would not find it pleasant here. Yours, very respectfully, Frederick Gibson,
The Daily Dispatch: October 31, 1863., [Electronic resource], For sale privately (search)
Surgical operation. --A remarkable surgical operation, upon Dr. Stribling, of Staunton, the distinguished Superintendent of the W. L. Insane Asylum, has been lately performed with entire success by Drs. Gibson, Peachy, and Petticolas. The many friends of Dr. Stribling, and of the institution which owes so much to his eminent skill and energy, will be rejoiced to hear that he is considered by his physicians out of danger, and with cheering prospects of restored health and usefulness.