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Polk Letters April 17, 1860
Bishop Elliott, Savannah, Georgia, to Bishop Polk, re: reporting his safe arrival home; his meeting in Agusta an agent of the Seymour Land who had plans of a town laid out adjoining Sewanee and was offering lots at $100.oo each; that he (Bishop Elliott) persuaded him to withdraw from the market for his sake as well as for the aauniversity's; reporting that he found everyone much pleased with the idea of the projected University. 4 pp (1 mss. original and 1 typed copy)
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Savannah April 17, 1860
Mr Dear Bishop
As you have, most probably, [?] to [U.?] [?] by this time I write to inform you of my safe arrival at home & of [yr?]. excellent health in which I found all my family -The route I took home was a very pleasant one after I got rid of