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    Our mutual friends in this part of the country are all well and desire to be remembered.
    Mrs. Campion wanted to know if we raised chickens at Ft. Sill, and told me to tell you when she comes to take tea with you to please have chickens.
    I received a letter from Lt. Taylor at Washington yesterday.  He sent me a copy of Capt. Cox's sentence.  He is cashiered and his sentence is awful, and I understand Graham's is worse.  I suppose you will have received them before this.  Kind regards to Mrs. Grierson.  Let me hear from you again before I leave these parts.  Going from Albany to Boston the other day I met Mrs. Nordstrom enroute to Maine only eight days out from Fort Arbuckle.
              Very Truly yours,
                 S. L. Woodward

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