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The Daily Dispatch: October 12, 1864., [Electronic resource], From Trans-Mississippi. (search)

The yellow fever in Newbern. --The reported death of Mr. James W. Bryant and wife, in Newbern, North Carolina, from yellow fever, is true. Besides them, the following citizens are also announced as having fallen by the same epidemic: William Hutchins. wife and son, Edward Hurt and two children, Rev. J. A. Suydam, O. P. Street and wife, Mrs. T. J. Hyson, Captain Bartholomew Oliver, Bradford Gatlin and wife, C. F. Hoskins, John Taylor, John Gaskins and wife, Miss Prudence Rice, Captain Purnal Hall, J. B. Oxley. Miss Rebecca Wallace is also reported among the dead.

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