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Office Hughes, Denver & Peck Washington, 24th April, 1869

I send to you, my precious child, the obituary notices that appeared in the three Washington papers on the occasion of the Death of your Grandmother, and I will send you a copy of the first letter your Grandfather Tyler ever ventured to write to her. Keep every thing that I may transmit to you, from time to time, on this Subject.

You must present to Captain & Mrs Bryant my sincere regards and say, that I should be very sorry, for them to think, for a moment, that I had forgotten them, or that I could cease to think of them with [fratitude?]. I will also try to get the Solution to [? wrinkle in document] it to them regularly, as it is thoroughly Democratic. The truth is, my dear child, Papa for [end image]