Thomas Lincoln Casey to General Silas Casey, July 6, 1867: Image #3

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If you do get through however, and come on East as you expect I hope you will come up and make me a visit. You will have sure time then, and will not have to hurry away as you have been compelled to formerly.

Miss Alice Babcock of N. York is making Emma a visit now. and Prof. [??] has written that he shall try to come on for a new days, if he can stand the journey.

Silas is in Portsmouth Harbor on the "[??]" which is in quarantine with the Yellow Fever on board. I had a letter from him [??] days since in which he [??] he was perfectly well and the crew convalescent only some sevenl men being in their hammocks.

If the crew remained as well for the next four or five days the