Letter from William Atwood to O. H. Crandall; May 15, 1869

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Letter from William Atwood to O. H. Crandall; May 15, 1869

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Ames, Adelbert, 1835-1933 Atwood, William Brown, George F.Crandall, O. H.Myers, Unknown

Events

Crime Crime--Poison

Organizations

Boards of Police Confederate States of America--Army Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office Military Headquarters Mississippi--Executive Department Mississippi--Military Districts. 4th District

Occupations

Medical Profession Medical Profession--Physicians

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Kentucky--Jefferson County. Louisville Mississippi--Hinds County. Jackson Mississippi--Noxubee County. Macon

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Letter from William Atwood to O. H. Crandall; May 15, 1869

L. R. B/₁₉₂ Vol. (A) 4th M. D., C. A., 1869.

Macon [gap] May 15, 1869

Noxcubee Co., Miss.

Brown, George F.

States that a man poisoned his wife in that county.

Asks the Comdq Gen'l to appropriate $100. for the purpose of sending the stomach to Louisville, Ky. for analyzation

Chg & send to Dr Crandall.

Dr Crandall.

This is a state matter which was entered in our books. A letter has been written the Board of Police embodying Myer's suggestons.

Wrapper (/) Enclosures. Atwood

Recd. 4th M. D., C. A., May 21 1869

Headquarters Fourth Military District,
(DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI.)

Jackson, Miss., [gap] 1869.

Respectfully

By command of Brevet Major General AMES:

Aide-de-camp,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.