Richmond Oct 18, 1861 |
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Col. W. D. Dunn {President,
Mobile & Great Northern RR} |
Mobile |
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Dear Sir, |
We have a letter from a confidential
source today informing us that the stock holders of the Marion, Cahaba
& Greensboro RRd Co {Cahaba, Marion &
Greensboro RR} had determined to dispose of their Road to the
sacrifice for their creditors. The owed by 1st Apl '61 as per
statement then undend $2606.75 for spikes &c furnished them last
year to be paid in Cash & we understood that we in common with
others will be entirely overlooked. If we had been some Yankee Cenaon
we would have required payment before shipping the articles that we
now fear that our Confidence in them will Cause us the loss of our
debt. When in Mobile the writer had some Conversation with Mess
Marnast & Lee who thought the debt would soon be settled, and we
beg the favor of you to call on them & ascertain if they can do
any thing for our protection. We believe Mr. Whitall is still the
Prest. and we will write him on the subject; but if you can do any
thing for us towards securing the debt, you will much oblige us.
Messer Manart & Lee have a statement of our claim showing $2606.75
as above. |
We will forward you another Car load of
your chairs tomorrow. |
Very Truly |
J. R. Anderson & Co. |
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