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Gibbons, to Note.— The reply is enclosed in an envelope with the stamp of R. H Gibbons.& Co., real estate agency, 446 Broome street, New York, and postmarked New York, May 10, 1865
[Enclosure.]
Mr. Gibbons to X. Y.
New York, May 10, 1865.
“Your note of the 8th instant received, and, in answer, would say that it is my intention of raising at least 3,000 men out of this county to co-operate with a larger body, either to invade Mexico or British America. If we can gain the consent of the President of the United States to this enterprise we will do so. If not, we will go anyhow.
“Respectfully,
“GEO. W. GIBBONS,
“Box 44, Brooklyn Post Office.”
Note.—The reply is enclosed in an envelope with the stamp of R. H Gibbons.& Co., real estate agency, 446 Broome street, New York, and postmarked New York.
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U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian. Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, Accompanying the Annual Message of the President to the First Session Thirty-ninth C.