Franklin County: Edward McPherson to John B.
McPherson, August 14, 1857
Summary:
Edward McPherson writes to his father of friends and his recent travels. He also
talks about the progress of the Mint order.
Aug. 14. 57.
Harrisburg,
My dear Father --
I came to Harr-g. yesterday aftn., preferring to stop at Lanc-r going down, if at all. I found all well at Mr Wallace's. Sarah is expected home next week. Last eve-g. I spent at Judge Pearson's where Mr. Spriggs & Mrs. [unclear: Fisher's] folks had been to tea.-- This promises to be a very warm day, & I will keep as cool as possible-- The offices of the Mint promised to send the Cents with the first lot forwarded.-- The orders recd to June 5 have not been filled, but they make [unclear: exceptions] in favor of certain localities, such as ours, & supply them out of the regular order. I expect to be in town over Sunday, but I don't know certainly. Love to all--
Your
Edwd
