, Letter, , to JS, , Hancock Co., IL, 9 June 1844; handwriting and signatures of ; dockets in handwriting of and unidentified scribe; seven pages; JS Collection, CHL.
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<P.S.> Bros. and will probably soon send you an account of their course, the success that has attended their labours, the prospects they have before them, and the spirit that reigns in the Capital and among the Members of Congress. They are men of acknowledged perseverance and fidelity. They are in good spirits, yet I do not think they will send any thing very flattering. I hope they however may. As above,