Since Timon left New Orleans, Anduze has been expecting to hear from Timon about his half of the Brazeau land which he owns in common with Judge Lawless. Now is the best time, the land having raised in value everywhere in the western country. Anduze wants Timon to write to Lawless. Anduze understands that Bishop Joseph Rosati intends going to Rome next spring. He would like to know the time of Rosati's departure; he would like to meet him in rome if he cannot travel with him. Having made up his mind to go to Europe, he would like to settle his affairs, particularly those at so great a distance. He sends his compliments to Father Odin and the friends he has at the Barrens. :: IV-3-j A.L.S. 2PP. 4TO.