21st The Historians office was crouded with clerks taking a copy
of the Census. 29 was the highest number at any one time
it was a vary busy day I called upon Bishop Haywood in the evening
with G. A. Smith. He was preparing his waggon to leave in the morning
[FIGURE] I wrote a letter to J. M. Bernhisel sent By G A Smith it con-
tained Brother Houts Bill. ^My ox died this morning with mortification.
I ennoculatid my arm with it while skining him^
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