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Correspondence (outgoing)

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to brother: advice on school and deportment to younger brother 1850 Jan 5; to Hannah Clark: news of Port Washington 1850 June 20; to T. W. Stanford: brotherly advice on studying 1851 Dec 20; to parents: fire at Port Washington and loss of library, real estate, plans to go to California 1852 April 1; to parents: sea voyage and weather 1855 Nov 1; to parents: business and living conditions in Sacramento 1856 May 4; to parents: counsels against sale of parents' farm 1856 Oct 10; to brother: advice on studying [ts copy] 1857 Dec 20; to parents: California state fair, oversize fruit, election 1859 Sep 19; to parents: sends $1,000 1859 Nov 19



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mesmerizer, the weak willed the mesmerized. But I will weary you with the subject. I have to thank you for the address to your society you sent me. We are wondering much that we do not hear whether Charles has arrived or not. If no accident has happened him, he must be home as Josiah says a letter received from him that Charles left for home on the 4th Oct.

Jane sends her love to all. No more now from your Affectionate Brother,

Leland Stanford.

To T.W. Stanford, Esq.

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