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108114.  (Mexican War) John F. Gould. An Ohio resident in the iron foundry business. ALS, 3pp, 10”x8,” Franklin Furnace, OH, 1846 Oct. 30. Fine. Slight age-toning. The integral address leaf bears the Ms “Franklin Furnace / Oct. 26” with Ms “10.”  He writes, “My own business has suffered pretty severely from the effects of Mr. Polk’s measures; even in anticipation of the effects. We shall not make as much by 3000 or 4000$ as we should have done, had the tariff remained undisturbed – Iron having fallen in price 3 to 4$…if this Mexican war does not use up Mr. Polk in the course of two years. I am no judge of horse flesh –that’s all. Not withstanding Santa Fe & Monterey are taken – the fact is they are not beat even when whipped. But I see I’ve no room for politics – So good bye…”  $50.00

105153.     Scott, Hugh Lenox (1853-1934). A professional soldier and major general. Early in his career he was an Indian scout dealing with the Sioux Indians. From 1898 to 1903 he was Adjutant General of Cuba, served in the Philippines, was Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army (1914-17), and in 1916 Acting Secretary of War (for very brief period). TLS as Acting Secretary of War, 1p, 10"x8", Washington, 1916 April 12. Fine. Some pencil dockets and one staple. He writes to the Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels concerning a mix-up in letters sent to him in regard to a Panama Canal appoint­ment. Plus carbon of a relevant letter. Very scarce as Secretary of War. 2 pieces.   $85.00

105155.     Sigel, Franz (1824-1902). German-American major general during Civil War. ALS on letterhead of Great Western Life Insurance Company, 1p, 10”x8”, New York. Fine. He writes, “I would say, that I have not a single photograph left and am therefore unable to comply with your request. If I should ever desire to have my photograph taken again, I will with great pleasure send a copy to Mrs. Wakeman…”   $150.00

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
       
       
     

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