From the Richmond Dispatch, 8/15/1861, p. 2
The Federal Prisoners. The following is a list of
the Federal prisoners who arrived in Norfolk on Monday from Richmond:
Mrs. Curtis, of Rochester, N. Y.; (an advocate of Woman’s
rights,) unconditionally discharged; Nathan Allen, citizen; William H. Allen,
surgeon; Foster Swift, surgeon; J. H. Stewart, surgeon; Chas. L. de Grow, ass’t
surgeon; R. Penquet, surgeon; S. C. Hunkel, surgeon 4th Reg’t Maine,
James Norval, surgeon 79th New York; James M. Lewis, surgeon 2d New
York; G. S. Winston, ass’t surgeon 8th New York; B. T. Buxton,
surgeon 5th Maine; Edward F. Taylor, surgeon 1st Reg’t New
York.
Privates. - Jno. McCarty, Fred. Holmes, Chas. Greenwood,
George Henckly, David Sprague, Joseph W. Richardson, J. R. Eldridge, Jas.
Callinge, James Collins, W. A. Mallory.
Nathan Allen, and all the Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons
are paroled, not to serve during the war, or until regularly exchanged.
John McCarty, Ned Holmes, Chas. Greenwood, Geo. Hinckly,
Dewitt Sprague, James Collins, and Jos. W. Richardson are to be unconditionally
discharged.
J. A. Eldridge and James Callinge are paroled not to serve
unless discharged.
The prisoners carried away a large number of letters from
prisoners here to friends at the North.
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