A.C. St. Clair, Manager of the College of Physicians and Surgeons

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You can read these for yourself, and you see what they say. They can't

get me work now, but it's great to know you did good work and be able to

prove it.

"The same commodities they give now were given in 1870. They had what

they called the Freedman's Bureau. They used to have what they called

the LICK SKILLET on Spring Street from Fifth to Seventh. Leastwise, the

colored people called it that. Bush and a lots of other big niggers used

to go there and get free lodgings until they were able to get along

alone without help. The niggers they call BIG NIGGERS now stayed in

wagon yards when they first come here.

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