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| + | Yours of the 18th came duly to hand. It's contents read with interest. This finds us only tolerably well. The last one of us have very severe colds. I have been laid up several days but am better now. You request me in your Letter to sell your Horse. I would take her up to Salem to day but she is bare footed and stumbles so badly I think if she was shod and | ||
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October the 20 1862
Dear Edward
Yours of the 18th came duly to hand. It's contents read with interest. This finds us only tolerably well. The last one of us have very severe colds. I have been laid up several days but am better now. You request me in your Letter to sell your Horse. I would take her up to Salem to day but she is bare footed and stumbles so badly I think if she was shod and
