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Sale 35: The Autumn Sale

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Confederate States: Prisoner of War Covers

Lot 3192    

Confederacy, Charleston, S.C. Prisoner of War. Straightline "Due 3" handstamps and "Port Royal, S.C. Aug 20" (1864) double circle on prisoner of war cover to "Mrs. Annie R. Horney, So. Charleston, Clark Co., Ohio", manuscript endorsement "Prisoners letter Charleston, S.C." and censors' manuscript "Exd HHR" (Capt. Hugh Hamilton Rogers, Provost Marshal) at left, Very Fine, a Rare Southern prison cover.
Estimate    $750 - 1,000.

L. Paris Horney was an officer in Co. C of the 100th Ohio Infantry and died of dysentery in Charleston, exact prison unknown. One source says died as prisoner of war on 11-7-64 at Columbia, where he is in fact buried, but Columbia records show him as having died in Charleston. Cannot determine exact Charleston prison in which he was held without further research.

Realized: $625

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