Description: 1875 Historical Document- N.Y. Cotton Exchange Bldg, Henry Bryan, Southern & Atlantic Tel Co., J.B. Manning Jan 15, 1875 - message from Henry Bryan to J.B. Manning sent through the southern and Atlantic telegraph co., from Savannah, Georgia to New York. Message reads " cannot use the Macon Brunswick first my order being cancelled"Signed by Henry Bryan Savannah, Ga. worked as a broker before and after civil war. Captain and aide-de-camp for confederate brigadier general John B. Magruder. Rose to rank of major. wounded at battle of Malvern Hill. Served as inspector general, Savanna 1862-1865Born 10/31/1835 - died 7/25/1875 in lookout mountain Tennesse. Buried in Savannah. A signed letter from him is in the special collections Univ. of Tennessee.The message is stamped "cotton exchange building cor. (corner) Hanove Square and Stone St. (New York)Taped onto cardboard2 hole punches in portrait vignete (MY)
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