Chicago
Jan. 15, 1865
Dear Uncle & Aunt,
I write these few lines to you hoping to find you enjoying the
best of health as it leaves me very well at present. I have been so long without writing to you
that I’m afraid you begin to think that I don’t think of you, but I hope I shall
not delay so long again.
I was very much pleased to hear of your exemption and are in
hopes that you are getting along first rate. Uncle has changed his place of
business and I am working with him all the while. I suppose you will not be surprised to hear
of Uncle James being in New York. He got
£25.00 per month.
I have no news to tell you but please give my respects to
all my cousins, though we be strangers, and expect the same yourself.
From yours,
R. Benjamin Jones
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