Verhaegen, S.J., Father Peter J., St. Louis, Missouri, to Father John Timon, C.M., Barrens, Missouri, 1832 December 27
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Verhaegen received, a few days ago, from Bishop Leo Raymond DeNeckere, C,M, $40 for Timon. Will Timon inform him how he desires the money to be forwarded? All is quiet here, even Brother Peck. This reverend Postmaster of gracious memory received so many rubbings of late, that it is believed he feels quite sick of his past struggle against "the Knight of the Shears," as he called him. Brother Lee is also asleep; so they have fair days and fair play at present. Verhaegen received a letter from Belgium last week; it is commonly believed that next spring the Hollanders will recommence hostilities. May they be well lashed! He sends his respects to Father Tornatore, Father Odin, and Timon's colleagues. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. 1p. 4to.
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- Creation: 1832 December 27
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