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The weather is almost as warm here as Summer, and business tolerable brisk on the levee owing to the great quantity of Western Produce landing from Boats. -- | The weather is almost as warm here as Summer, and business tolerable brisk on the levee owing to the great quantity of Western Produce landing from Boats. -- | ||
I saw Cousin J. Gibson this evening, and gave him the compliments of our family [[ | I saw Cousin J. Gibson this evening, and gave him the compliments of our family [[he is?]] in good health, he is here for the [[purpose?]] of obtaining a situation as [[Park?]] [[keeper?]] but has not as yet succeeded. | ||
I [[unclear]] write you again from Cairo, say [[unclear]]Charly that I will write him [[ | I [[unclear]] write you again from Cairo, say [[unclear]] Charly that I will write him [[also?]]and inform him how we are getting [[along?]]. | ||
I | I [[feel]] quite lonely this evening, and [[as?]] usual am Thinking of you, and our little "One". how I want to see you, I expect those around me, Think I am but little [[company?]] as I say but little [[to any one of them?]] I presume when I have [[the pleasure?]] of seeing you, I will [[in?]] feel a [[most?]] talkative mood. | ||
I must soon close, by hoping this will soon reach you, and find you all in good health. | I must soon close, by hoping this will soon reach you, and find you all in good health. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:29, 9 April 2020
The weather is almost as warm here as Summer, and business tolerable brisk on the levee owing to the great quantity of Western Produce landing from Boats. --
I saw Cousin J. Gibson this evening, and gave him the compliments of our family he is? in good health, he is here for the purpose? of obtaining a situation as Park? keeper? but has not as yet succeeded.
I unclear write you again from Cairo, say unclear Charly that I will write him also?and inform him how we are getting along?.
I feel quite lonely this evening, and as? usual am Thinking of you, and our little "One". how I want to see you, I expect those around me, Think I am but little company? as I say but little to any one of them? I presume when I have the pleasure? of seeing you, I will in? feel a most? talkative mood.
I must soon close, by hoping this will soon reach you, and find you all in good health.
Give my best compliments to all the family, and accept my best love for yourself, and our little "Ann Maria".
From Your sincere and Affectionate Husband
P. S. Please write on rect. of this, and direct either to Cairo, or New Orleans -- probably N. O. will be best. image C. Gardner Pearce image