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No complaint to offer in case of Mr. Coxe. He simply needed business and took a case.

Date

3-16-1863

Keywords

letter, McIlvaine, Chase, Coxe

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Cinc. March 16 1863

My dear Mr. Chase,

I have nothing to complain of or wonder at in the course taken by the Pres. as to Mr. C. The only apology I have for him is that being in great need of [?], he allowed his real feelings towards the [?] to be welcome by the offer of a case.

Thank you for your letter.

Yours [?],

C. Petit McIlvaine

Letter to S.P. Chase

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