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Louisville Jan 20. 1847

My Dear Wife,

Cousins letter of yesterday is at hand, I am pleased to learn that you are more comfortable and hope you will continue to gain strength. -- The "Cincinnati" will leave here to day and tomorrow I shall leave for home, unless I conclude a Sale, which may detain me some longer, I have full power to sell at what has been offered, I have not seen Capt. Dustin to day but understand he is somewhat indisposed, consequently I may not be able to conclude with him at present. -- I feel very anxious on your account to return as soon as my business will at all admit of. --

Remember me affectionately to each member of our family. and dear Wife please Accept my best love for yourself and our dear children, --

Your Affectionate Husband

C. Gardner Pearce

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