Décrit son voyage à et l'arrivée à Rochester pour visiter Heylyn. Transcription : à mon arrivée. D'orchestre, voulait que l'achat de billets. Mes pas avoir provoqué l'un à l'école cela me coûterait 3 $ de plus ? À moins que j'ai pu dart et obtenir un par un chemin où la locomotive a été attelés sur. Ce que j'ai fait. Très bien, maintenant ! Une chaude journée. Breakfasted sur mes sandwiches et une bouteille de Bass ?. La rivière Hudson et de rail, assez familier des aperçus de ce dernier. Quelques courtes pauses dans les gares, comme Po ?keepsie &c. Voitures très complet. Documents N.Y.- ? : avez-vous de Tribune. Vue de la vieille Catskills ? Petite Athènes, Hu

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Describes his journey to and arrival at Rochester to visit Heylyn. Transcription: at my irruption. Conductor came along, wanted ticket. My not having procured one at the depot would cost me $ 3 more ? unless I could dart out and procure one at a way-side office where the locomotive was hitched on. This I did. All right, now! A hot day. Breakfasted on my sandwiches and a bottle of Bass ?. The Hudson river and rail, pretty familiar glimpses of the latter. Some brief pauses at stations, as Po ?keepsie &c. Cars very full. N.Y. papers-?: got Tribune. View of the old Catskills ? little Athens, Hudson. Albany. Across the river by ferryboat, through avenue of hack-drivers into cars again; off, after some delay. Sunny afternoon. Apple-buying where the train stopped for ?ǣrefreshment. ? By 7 1/2 we reach Rochester. No [Edward] Heylyn ? consulted address, and to his lodgings, near by. He ill, in bed. Friendly welcome from Mrs H [Liz Heylyn]. Saw Heylyn ? looks plump and burly ? despondent and floored ? thinks he ?s going to die (so Mrs H told me) ? only a bit of a bilious attack, severe in its way but not dangerous. Talked with Mrs H., after supping, and to bed with a young country fellow, a boarder in the house. He came from near Byron, knew the Halls and told me some news of them. The old man [Elisha Hall] (?ǣScrew Hall ? he called him ? he is generally known by it, from his invention) has the reputation of being litigious and ingenuous: Homer [Hall] is as wont, and ?ǣCaptain ? [Haydon] Hall ? the elder son of the family, who got married at Dobs ? is said to be in Australia. More news of former acquaintance. Heylyn says that my respectable cousin [Richard Gunn] has left Rochester and is ?ǣbutchering ? in Batavia, a place some dozen or more miles from it. Dick Gunn ?s wife died, previous to Title: Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries: Volume 9, page 209, September 27, 1858 . 27 September 1858. Gunn, Thomas Butler, 1826-1903