May 15, 1865 pg 4

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Mar 07, 2021 Special Collections Dec 09, 2020 Special Collections Dec 09, 2020 Special Collections Dec 07, 2020 Special Collections Dec 06, 2020 Jannyp Nov 30, 2020 Special Collections	28 [May 15. 1865] investment -- and money is the grand object of my sordid pursuit just now. I don't like to be obliged to take up my residence in another new State, but I think I see an opportunity to better my fortunes, and perhaps to secure something like a competency. If things turn out fortunately I shall go home next summer and marry you! What do you think of that? There is only a little if in the road, and I feel too strong to be turned aside by so insignificant an impedi- ment. I feel very sure that I shall go home next spring if I am not beset, in the meantime by very much worse fortune than I anticipate now. I will write to you from Carson and send you a copy of my paper. In the meantime continue to [??] your letters as heretofore until I get settled and apprise you. My love to Sue and Mary [Gors??] and to all whom you and I number among our mutual friends. God bless you Nellie. Your affectionately Henry R. Mighels [left sideways margin P. S. Please [??] to let mother know you have heard from me. I haven't time to write to her now. Ever true H.]	29 [May 15. 1865] investment -- and money is the grand object of my sordid pursuit just now. I don't like to be obliged to take up my residence in another new State, but I think I see an opportunity to better my fortunes, and perhaps to secure something like a competency. If things turn out fortunately I shall go home next summer and marry you! What do you think of that? There is only a little if in the road, and I feel too strong to be turned aside by so insignificant an impedi- ment. I feel very sure that I shall go home next spring if I am not beset, in the meantime by very much worse fortune than I anticipate now. I will write to you from Carson and send you a copy of my paper. In the meantime continue to [??] your letters as heretofore until I get settled and apprise you. My love to Sue and Mary [Gors??] and to all whom you and I number among our mutual friends. God bless you Nellie. Your affectionately Henry R. Mighels [left sideways margin P. S. Please [??] to let mother know you have heard from me. I haven't time to write to her now. Ever true H.]

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