Marshfield, Green Harbor, September 15, 1851.           Monday morning, eight o'clock. MY DEAR FRIEND, — Since I wrote you last, I have ...

Franklin, N. H., August 10, 1851. MY DEAR SIR,—I came to these regions on the morning of Thursday the 7th, thinking that the mountain air ...

Tuesday, two o’clock, 1851 My Dear Sir,— *           *           *           *           *           *           *           *           *...

Buffalo, May 20, 1851, nine o'clock, P. M. MY DEAR CAROLINE,—I am detained here, unavoidably, for two or three days beyond my expectat...

Washington, March 12, 1851. DEAR FLETCHER,—I understand that our neighbor, Mr. Waterman, furnishes Boston bakers, or roasters, which have ...

BOSTON, January 21, 1855. MY DEAR SIR — I this day received, on my return from Washington, an envelope post-marked Binghamton, and contain...

Washington, October 2, 1850. DEAR FLETCHER,—It is my hope to reach Boston on Monday evening next. For the two or three weeks, more or less...

Franklin, October 24, 1850. Dear Fletcher, I have yours of the 22d. I am growing so fat here, I hate to think of leaving. My cough spasms ...

Washington, July 23, 1850. MY DEAR SON,—I gave directions yesterday, to have my old rooms arranged for me. This morning, at ten o'cloc...

Sunday, half-past ten o'clock, June, 1850. DEAR FLETCHER,—After writing you this morning, I received two letters from you, for which I...

In the Senate, April 18, Thursday, 1850. MY DEAR SON,—I received yours this morning. You appear to have a fierce storm. Here the weather h...

In the Senate, Wednesday, ten o'clock. April, 1850. MY DEAR SON,—I was glad to receive your letter this morning, and to learn the heal...

Washington, March 31, 1850.           Sunday, two o'clock. MY DEAR SON,—Mr. Calhoun died this morning at seven o'clock. It is remark...

Vienna , September 21, 1862. Dearest Little Mary : Your last letters, 1st and 2d September, reached us with promptness, and gave us the...

Woodland Hill , Sunday, July 21, 1861. My Dearest Mary : I have not the time nor the matter for anything but a hasty line. I am obliged...

CAMP NEAR BERLIN, MD., October 29, 1862. I am very glad you were so much pleased with Mr. Dehon. His visit to you was in truth a great ...

CAMP NEAR SHARPSBURG, MD., October 1, 1862. I note the canard about General Sickles taking command of Hooker's corps, which arose f...

Colonel 12th Mass. Vols. (Infantry), June 26, 1861; killed at the battle of Bull Run, Va., August 30, 1862. FLETCHER WEBSTER , son of Danie...