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(March 13, 1864, p. 4)
Cowan showed last week for the first time since you left. Gabler La Rant has been decapitated + Mary + Cowan by special invite helped to eat him yesterday. Mr + Mrs Shepherd also dined with the Priest. Shepherd moves to the Blackburn place on the 1st of Apl We ve post + planked the fence by Whartons shop clear through. Hubert helped us yester= day. He sends his respects to you. Ive put up a grapevine arbor for abner + expect to work some for Wharton soon. The 61st Ill have reenlisted + are now looked for here Edd Halls friends are mutch surprised at his reenlisting. Mrs J A Barr has heard from her fianner (?). It is now on the way. Abner has a second hired girl who can out sing any thing I ve heard in Jerseyville tho she knows nothing of the science of music Its a great bore to me to have to listen to scientific sereeching when I know there is such good natural music close by. Cowan has bought a Smith + Wisson six shooter. for $21.00 with 50 copper cartridges thrown in Edd wants a pistol now + thinks of nothing else. Ishot Abners pet Rabit with Mary Brewer the other day Liella is not going to school. At Pollys health is good as usual. I wrote Jo Wallace when I wrote you last Avrry is to copy the Batesville letter for Jo to day after she gets through serving the bond at sunday school keep me posted well as you can. Illia is all right. Ive not resurrected the cider C. B Moore 7 ct Beglys baby is dead 41 ( on the left side of the page) I dined with Morgan Guest + Jack Pinkston got home two years ago today.
Letter from Charles Moore to Josephus Moore, in which Charles has copied and forwarded a message from Captain C. C. Allen regarding the pervasive thievery in Izard County, Arkansas, and that Moore would do well not to return. He also discusses some local news, including further arrests of a gang of horse thieves.
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