August the 4 to miss Julie A Hubbard

 

I take my pen in hand to let you know wee her all well at the present time hoping when those few lines come to hand they may find you all well I received your letter the fourth day of July and was glad to hear from you all well Julie I havent any thing very important to wright to you well Julie I must tell you a little a bout oald Lis Hinds she is the proudes old thing you ever saw of all her old Dan I think she has got all her old pains eased I must tell you a bout wiseman girls they beat any thing having beans they had on only five boys there lat sonday night up to see them bob cobble gose to Salie I think that Sallie thinks wright wall of him I think Lis wood like to get old dock wright to sleep with her and get her pains eased like lis Hinds did you aught to been here to Emily and me torment Jane and marton wee tormented them ten times more than me and Duck did you wee went to church last Sonday with them and wood liked to had you a long wee had a very nice union speech here in the field and was about five hundred folks here and a very nice music the boys soon will all be gone / there must be about twenty five gone that I know and some more a going this week my brother bob is gone to the army brother tom says he is a going too I am a feard that my man will go too he says he is a going but I think that I wount let hym go well Julie I think it a very good plan to not let hym go he is the best man that ever was I had a very good beau last night it is jim marton Duck rote to you that I was gone to marry and I think it wount pay for I know that wee wood both juold[?] I think wee will put it of a little wile and wright to you to come in and see mee and poly sleep the first night I think that it will be as soon as wee think that it is cold so no more at the present time only wright to me yours truly

                                                            Elizabeth Naugle to

                                                            miss Julie A Hubbard

 

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