University of Virginia
Jan 14th 1863
My dear Sir, [General John Hartwell Cocke]
I owe you an apol-
-ogy for not acknowl-
-0edging at an earlier
date your kind note,
enclosing the order
for $50 for the
Relief Society. The
[page 2]
sum was handed
over to our Treasurer,
and you have the
thanks of our Society
for your aid. We
intend publishing
a list of contributions
which will be the
mode of making our
acknowledgments for
[page 3]
any aid received.
I have been constantly
occupied since the
battle of Fredericksburg
in nursing a wounded
soldier; a son of Dr
Robinson of Balt, &
a grandson of Mr Wirts
and this I offer as
an apology for not
thanking you sooner
[page 4]
for you present of
the [nice?] syrup.
Dr. Cabell is still
engrossed with his ar-
-duous Hospital duties
If here, he would unite
with me in warm
remembrances & thanks
to you. I hope your
health is good this
winger. Very truly
your friend
M Cabell
Genl J.H. Cocke
MSS 640
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