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The Memoirs of General W. T. Sherman
Vol. I.

CHAPTER III
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The dona gave me a bag of gold-dust to pay for their passage and to deposit at the college.
On the 2d day of January punctually appeared the steamer Oregon.
We were all soon on board and off for home.

At that time the steamers touched at San Diego, Acapulco, and Panama.

Our passage down the coast was unusually pleasant.

Arrived at Panama, we hired mules and rode across to Gorgona, on the Cruces River, where we hired a boat and paddled down to the mouth of the river, off which lay the steamer Crescent City.

It usually took four days to cross the isthmus, every passenger taking care of himself, and it was really funny to watch the efforts of women and men unaccustomed to mules.


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