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The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation

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Nashville, Sept 4th, 1869

My Dear Sir,

Agreeably to your
request I have signed and
enclose the paper you sent
me. [Given?] the present state
of public affairs, I doubt
whether any business can be
transacted. Members of the
Board will find it difficult
to leave their families.

I will write to the
Bishop in a day or two. He
gave a notice in the Church
Intelligencer to meet at
Columbia on the 9th October
and seeing this prevented my
attendance the 7th August.

With best regards.

Yours truly,
F.B. [?]

G. R. Fairbanks Esqr.
[N - Place?]

1

Nashville, Sept 4th, 1869

My Dear [Sir?],

Agreeably to your
request I have signed and
enclose the paper you sent
me. [Given?] the present state
of public affairs, I doubt
whether any business can be
transacted. Members of the
Board will find it difficult
to leave their families.

I will write to the
Bishop in a day or two. He
gave a notice in the Church
Intelligencer to meet at
Columbia on the 9th October
and seeing this prevented my
attendance the 7th August.

With best regards.

Yours truly,
G. R. Fairbanks Esqr. A. B. [L?]
[N - Place]