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From the Richmond Whig, 10/21/1863
FREIGHT FOR YANKEE PRISONERS. – A large quantity of freight, brought from
Yankeeland, by the last truce boat, and intended for prisoners of war, now
confined in the Libby prison, was sent up to Petersburg from City Point, Monday,
and placed in the hands of the Southern Express Company for delivery. There were
some six or eight dray loads of boxes altogether, sent from every State of the
Union. Most of them contain provisions, clothing and reading matter.
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