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Scope and Contents He is in Cleveland to conclude the sale of Mrs. Tallmadge's lands. He encloses a draft. Reports on his busy schedule. Bronson's crops failed last year and he offers to sell his land. Canfield has been unable to find any purchasers for the rest of the lands. The severe cold weather has damaged crops and will amount to millions of dollars and cause great pecuniary distress for two or three years. He is unable to get anything for Mrs. Flewwelling at present. Mentions dividend on C. Ticknor's...

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Acknowledges receipt of the draft and says he sent two deeds a week ago. He regrets to hear such discouraging accounts of the destruction caused by the frost and trusts the results will not be so bad. He hopes that Mr. Bronson may succeed in making some arrangement to pay on his account. Glad to be able to sell Cisco farm.

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Discusses dividend paid by Canal Bank, Mrs. Flewwelling's account, taxes, and closing the account with the estate of Royal Millard.

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He has concluded to settle with the estate of Royal Millard as Bristol proposes. Will be in Concord, Mass., next week and the settle in New York for the winter.

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Discusses dividend paid by Canal Bank, Mrs. Flewwelling's account, taxes, and closing the account with the estate of Royal Millard. Includes a statement of account taken from Millard's account book.