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his son helped us in the woods the
later part of last winter he was a
first rate felow [fellow] in the woods and we
uest [used] to have good times ta gather [together] Bob was
acquainted with him

please to giv [give] my love and best respects
to Aunt Mary and tell her that if
I dont [don't] go home after haying that
I will write to her let me heare [hear] from
Mr Morton I have not heard from him
cince [since] last fall I want you to write all
the particulars a bout [about] how you are
get ing [getting] a long [along] I will send you
Twenty dollars now for I uppose [suppose]
you want it to by [buy] hay with let me
know how thay [they] are geting [getting] along with
the railraad [railroad] if thay [they] are puting [putting] it through
by steam I gess [guess] how Il [I'll] ride home on
her tell the girls that I am well and
smart as a criket [cricket] if I heare [hear] good news
from you I shall be off like a pot leg as
quick as I am don [done] haying My love to Mother

And to you all pardon haste
and answer quickely [quickly] to oblidge [oblige] your

Affectionate Son

George Campbell