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Mt. Sterling Ky. th
Col. Love
Our Circuit Court closed closed the last week in February -- Two seperate returns on the bail bond of "not found" -- that is as against the Securities of the same, in the Basquit Bond -- having been made, I was, of course, entitled to a judgement against them, & not having heard from you any more, (contrary to promise made last fall) I took Judgement. So the case stands, & of course you can expect nothing els but that I will order execution to the respective counties of the securities. However, as I said once before to you in my letter, I will get you rid of the whole if you will send me my per cent -- I appreciate under what peculiar circumstances you all got into it. -- Aye, I will even do better -- if you save me all further trouble -- & take $100 -- knocking off $50 -- So send me a check for the same, & I will send you a receipt in full, when you can make your co-sureties
Yours Truly
J. S. Dury, Com th Atty.
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