Telegrams on Trouble at Sandy Point,

July-August, 1877

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Trouble at Sandy Point, page 5

did are to steal nineteen

armed negroes went on the

prairie and shot down four

beeves and took what they

wanted and left the rest

where they killed them and

then boasted that no damned

white man should arrest one

of them and if it

was attempted they would

kill every one in Co

We are pretty weak and

should an outbreak occur we

will send for help from

Houston we are now twenty

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Telegrams on Trouble at Sandy Point, July-August, 1877, Records of Richard Hubbard, Texas Office of the Governor, Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

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