Indian Papers of Texas and the Southwest, Vol. II

TEXAS INDIAN PAPERS, 1844-1845

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ing to furn'ish the Bee! at any point where required, not further up the country than Post No. 1. for $2.50 a hundred, or at Tor- reys' Trading House for $2.00. I believe, however, that my proposition will reach you too late, as Mr. Kattenhorn 'informed me the other day, that he had obtained the contract and was ready to fill it. Should the contract not have been let out please write me by next mail or sooner if convenient and let me know if you can give the above prices in cash, at what time, and the number of Beefes wanted. I could supply to the amount of 30. head. I was at Post No. 1. the other day, and left all going as well.

Yours truly S. W. KELLOGG Free S. W. Kellogg R. W.

Wheelock Aug. 10

Thos G. Western Esq Washington

lEndor8ed] S. W. Kello6 g To Wheelocks

Aug. 9. 1845 Supdt

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No. 277 LETTER FROM TORREY AND BROTHERS TO THOMAS G. WESTERN Houston Aug 9th 1845

Maj T. G. Western Supdt Indian Affairs

Sir I sent you by mail of 26th July a letter and Invoice of Good [s] sent to Trading Hous I have not Heard from you, ::;n the subject and I fear it is miscarried I directed to Wm. G Cooke Secy War and Marine, Office. with a letter inclosed to yourself. pleas Inform by next mail. I had not time to put it in the mail and Handed it to Driver it was of great trouble to have it in time for the stage, as we worked nights to have it in time to save any trouble. Hereafter in Rushe

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