TEXAS INDIAN PAPERS, 1860-1916 121 Sir. Herewith I send you statement of amounts unpaid for "services rendered" in defence of the frontier, prior to January 28/61, and also under the call of Governor Sam Houston, prior to March 2/61, as appears from the pay rolls on file in this Office. All of which is respectfully submitted
W. L. ROBARDS Comptr.
Jomes W. Throckmorton Governor etc. etc.
No. 87 STATEMENT OF EXECUTIVE MANSION Austin Oct 26 1866.
Executive Mansion AUGUST B. PALM.
Bought of PALM (SUCCESSORS TO S. M. SWENSON,)
TERMS-CASH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, and Fancy Goods. Sept 20 2 Brooms 60 1.20 " "21 1 Screw Driver 70 " " ½ Doz. Hat Pins 1.08 " " 2 ½ Lb. Nails 35 Recd payment " " 1 Gimlet 15 A. B. PALM " " ½ Gals. Land Oil 1.45 per Carington " " ½ " " " 1.45 " 24 Thread 70
7.08
Currency Oct. 26 1 Gall Whiskey 5 Candles 1 sett tea spoons
5.70 2.50 1.08
$16.31
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