Letter from GEORGE PERKINS MARSH to HIRAM POWERS, dated October 17, 1863.
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Dear Powers
We regretted extremely to have missed you at Turin, and the rather because we fear we
shall miss you again on your return. Our house, which we were to have had on the 7'
of Sept. is still under repair, and is now positively promised for Nov. 1'. So,
being homeless in the mean time, we have wandered off hither, & expect to
get back about the 29' or 30 of this month, though we may be a day or two later. We
expect to reach
Nice in about a week, & then go home by the Corniche as
far as Savona, then to Cuneo & so to Turin. If you come to Turin on or after
Nov. 2' (the 1' being Sunday we cannot move our troops that day) you will find us in
the house where we were when you first saw us at Turin, Casa d'Angennes Via del
Teatro d'Angennes three steps from [Feder's?].
Mrs M joins me in kindest regards to you all & in earnest hopes for your daughter's safe passage
through her great
trial.
Yours faithfullyGeo P Marsh
H Powers Esq
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