Title: C. A. J. Hueckberny [?] to Walt Whitman, 24 June 1880
Date: June 24, 1880
Whitman Archive ID: man.00041
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New York
June 24th 1880
Mr Walt Whitman.
Dear Sir:—
I received your Postal-Card this Morning, that is Wednesday the 20th? and I thought it my Duty to answer it soo as possible. Mr Walt Whitman I thank you for your kindness of Remembering me I am sure I don't know What I have done as to draw your Attention to me I only hope that some day I will be able to return the Compliment hopping that this Letter will find you in the Best of spirits and helth my Compliments and wishes I remain yours affectionate.
C. A. J. [Hueckberny?]
37 U.S. City
U. S. A.