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Letter by Thomas M. Coulson to Theophilus Gates Rogers
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Sancaster nov. 23d 1863 Cousin Theophilus,- I must say that this time I have no news to write, not because there is no news but because Cousin Delia Grubb and Cousin George Reed have doubtless before this time related them all to you. I unite to let you know that I am will & in addition to that to fulfill my promise to you that I would unite and if possible to induce you soon to write to me. I has had no opportunity as yet of reaching home, but have heard from them all & and therefore able to in= form you that los are all will. It seems that Cousin Delia Grubb that I left for the West to visit my Cousin Grorger Reed the same day friends there left Erie to come East to visit their friends here; intending to return through Columbiana Co. & visit the relative there; where I peesumo they now are. I was my much gratific they had so little time to spend in Ed to see them but was sorry that this place. Indearnd however to Cousin George while here & escorted him the best of my poor ability to entertain around to Red the mostproment places of interest this good old Girman city presents to the inquisi- this stranger Presuming then that they have safely reached the my kinds hospitable shetter but your comfortable homestead it requaris for me to consider with yourself the miss they relate. Jult as we were wont to do when the clock would almost reach Q was at your place even untill the "mall hours" "of the nights They have told you that aunt Duckess stump is still active although she has reached the good ago of 88: they have told you that Cousin Mm. H Stump has my delicate health for which Ifeel sad for he is kind & hospitable; mond & wife are will, also that In I. they has told you that Cousin Wm. Ham 6. Roger's & lady will on a visit to am place & that Gun new consin mrs I. B. Rogers is and amiable and pretty lady and that they are will and doing will- that Unclo Glasgow of Cousin Hugh are well & single & that Cousin Roturfe are all that Cousin Maggio & many booper are still single; and that there is no releable remour oro report of their bring to ready post to have married. have been no young th man the as yet seems exclaimed that The hightness of her check would chamo those stars, 0. As day light doth a lamp; her eye in hearth SHIPPI "Would through the ainy region streem so bright might, "See, how she leans her check upon her hand! "That birds would eing & think it were no no received "That I might touch that check. "O, that I we a a gloss upon that hand, not The cool & calcu lating world seem as yet to have have entertained any such sentimental the sentiments, and consequently our fair Cousine misses yet Coopers are single the wrather hero has been very as pleasant all Fall- I han no doubt but that in but is much warmer her than either in Illinois ago ty good corn crop here quite The that is the and with you. the Our crops this year have been pret= advantage we enjoy our formers in work Illinois & other of the western etates althoug to our land bs shigh 8 not so fertite yet we and a about much more certain of having a good crop. But all countries han their advantages & disadiantazis. The Republicans here awjubilant our the goods One work am brother politicians have effected in Ducetta the Buck eye state with the Buck. eye 3 the freedom eve entertain but little fears with Reyetone true to the Union s the cause of Cousin regard to the result of the next presidentive 3m Election. Ur now percein how much our to by Preans of Unine Leagues". Let us only party caw effect by bing properly organized letter true to the principled of Washington Jefferson D Jackson of we will again see peace, happiness & freedom making our wrote the glory 3 refuge of the world. down and land ah asylum for The oppressed twdden and the for over the whole sending my regards and almira, But my sheet kindest is about full Ro to I will conclude Cousin by Housin Ducetta the rest of my friends relative wish Come in East 8 see us whenever practicable -8 write soon to your Consin J. m. boulson-