RALEIGH, April 81, 1876
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RALEIGH, April q, 1846.
GENTLEMEN: am favored with your letter Of in.
vitation to public dinner, to be given by my fel.
low-citizens of the city of Raleigh, and county OF
Wake (wthout distinction of party,) on such day
may be designated by myself


lam deeply penetrated by this liberal act Of per.
sonal respect on the part of those with whom
have long lived on terms of neighborly kindness
and nothing would have given me more pleasure
than to have met you at the festive board. But
such are my arrangements for an early departure
that must deny myself the qualification. In doing
so, you will allow me to say, shall most sincerely
cherish this testimonial of your friendly feeling, and
beg to tender you individually my highest respect
and to subscribe myself,


Very truly, your friend,


r. M. SAUNDERS.