COLLINS, Stevedore to Samuel P. Lord, September 20, 1871
A. Sandridge, September 20, 1871. [718] Dear Sir: Referring to the conversation I had with you in relation to the steamship Shenandoah, I must, oh second consideration, decline (for private…
A. Sandridge, September 20, 1871. [718] Dear Sir: Referring to the conversation I had with you in relation to the steamship Shenandoah, I must, oh second consideration, decline (for private…
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