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John T. Bradlee Esq
Rest - Dear Sir

I enclose
herewith a schedule of all the
new worth naming who were
employed at any time during
1872, with their rates of
pay; thinking that you
might find it useful in
hiring by and by for 1873.

Yours very truly,
C.W. Folsom
Supt.

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MegWinslow

I wonder if "Rest" could stand for " respectfully dear sir"

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