He sends by Father John Odin, C.M. a note of $50 on one of the Mississippi banks. Timon is to try to pass it on as soon as convenient and not to receive any as all the banks of that state do not stand on good footing. Fathers John Rosti, C.M. and Benedict Roux? are sick. Work for the church and at the farm goes slowly. A kind of preacher came a few days ago and is going to supersede Mr. Concannon in his school. Mr. Morton has left Mr. Lappin. Last Sunday Zeno Leyton got beastly drunk with $30 raised by selling wood to steamboats; Boullier surmises the wood came from their land. It is high time to finish with Mr. Ménard and have the land surveyed. Timon is to come tomorrow week and stay next Sunday week. He is to bring at least the $520? Boullier gave to Father Francis Cellini, C.M., and to send the wagon. :: IV-3-k A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.