Gallagher was worried about John a long silence and could not account for it, besides he did not know where John was. He asks John to keep him posted of his whereabouts.at least once a week in the future. If anything had happened to John's father he should not have known where to write. John speaks of hurrying to New Orleans and of getting there in a week or two. Gallagher does not see how it can be done, and hopes John won't slight his work. John has sent in information about two subscribers from Savannah. A letter from Maurice Francis Egan, who claims John owes him a letter, is enclosed. All the folks are well. P.S. John says nothing about a remittance. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.