Papers. 1864-1866.

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Papers. 1864-1866.

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Correspondence between Hughes and Senor Jsaquin de Palma, vice consul of Portugal concerning damages that were caused to de Palma's property during Sherman's "March to the sea." Hughes represented de Palma. Correspondence also with Secretary of State Seward, M.B. Fielding Co., New York, and Hayt, Anthony, Douglas and Co., New York.

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