1866 20 centimes Empire cover mailed within the Meuse department

 The letter was postmarked with Gros Chiffres 1268, Dammarie-sur-Saulx, Meuse department, to Ligny-en-Barrois, also in Meuse.

Here is the sending postmark.

Here is the stamp.

Here is the back of the cover.

The letter has two receiving postmarks.

Here is the last part of the text.

Here is the transcription. This, of course, is not the whole letter, and grasse is translated as fat, but I am missing something...

0 OURADEUEA RAROARE i cette grasse n'était pas euvos mains belle sevait probablement entre celles de M fon lemains ou de Mr Bassrel aon Onnessa je crois: Rerevez Monsieur & Cher Maître mes enselites bien empressée t Lesmet

Google Translate:

If this fat was not in your hands, it would probably be in the hands of Mr. von Lemains or Mr. Bassrel—or Onnessa, I believe.

Please accept, Sir and dear Master,

my most sincere and respectful regards.

These two towns are close to each other.

1863 20 centimes Empire cover mailed within the Gironde department

The letter was mailed from to Carbon-Blanc to Libourne in the Gironde department 

The letter was mailed within Gironde to Libourne.

Here is a transcription of the letter, thanks to https://app.transkribus.org/

14 Mai 1863

Mon cher Maître.

Secoiens vous annouver que ce matin

J'ai reçu en mon étude Le sieur Gachet

et le Sieur Martin héreter de joeur Vinant

lequel était lui même héritier de la

On Pic hardie

Ils sesont entendu et Martin donnera

mannlevée définitive Dimanche matin

il a reçu ce matin mille francs à compte

Ils me chargent devans prévenir

de cela et de vous prier de Luspende

toute espèce de frais. Gachet bien

entendu les prenant entièrement

a Sacharge.

Jrvons Serai bien obligé dacloulois

bien mofaire parvonir d'ini Dimanche

prochain la grosse du contrat s'obligation

pour que je puisse préparer mon

acte de mainlevée

Google Translate: 

May 14, 1863

My dear Master,

I am pleased to inform you that this morning

I received Mr. Gachet and Mr. Martin—

heir to the late Vinant, who was himself

an heir of the late Picardie—at my office.

They have reached an agreement, and Martin

will grant a definitive release on Sunday morning;

he received one thousand francs on account this morning.

They have asked me to notify you of this

and to request that you suspend

all further costs, as Gachet is, of course,

assuming full responsibility for them.

I would be very grateful if you could

arrange for the certified copy of the

loan contract to reach me by next Sunday,

so that I may prepare the

deed of release.

The letter was postmarked in Carbon-Blanc, in the Gironde department.

Here is today's map to go from Carbon-Blanc to Libourne.

Here is the stamp with Gros Chifres 730, Carbon-Blanc.

Two 40 centimes Empire Non Dentele covers from Paris

Both letters are from the firm Lecuyer & Co. The first letter bears a Paris J postmark and is from 1857.

Here is the back of the cover.

The routing postmark and the Cosne postmark are both legible.

Here is the stamp.

Here is the bill.

Here is the second cover. This letter is from 1856.

Both postmarks are legible.

Here is the stamp.

Here is the bill.

1854 40 centimes Empire Non Dentele cover from Paris

 Postmark by Paris Star to Cosne.

The Cosne postmark is almost not legible.

Here is the bill.

French: 

https://app.transkribus.org/

1juende

N

UE

Paris, le 14 Décembre 1884

COMPROIR D'ESCOMPTE

de Paris.

no0

Messieurs Dugné & Chenou

703

à Cosne

Messieurs

Je nous confirme ma lettre du 12 et, avec

f. 3869.90.

J'ai reçu la nôtre du même jour, anec

1616. 40 à votre créclir sous les résernes d'usage.

Vous aurez sans doute reçu les traises

acceptées que nous me réclamez. jenoua les

ai resournées par ma lettre du 12.

Inclus, à votre débit:

" 1599. 10 ensi effets, suivant bordereau.

Agrée mes salutations empressées

Pr le Directeur

Le secrévaire général

Le Aerenn

1

English:

Paris, December 14, 1884

COMPTOIR D'ESCOMPTE

de Paris.

Messrs. Dugné & Chenou

Cosne

Gentlemen,

I refer to my letter of the 12th and acknowledge receipt of yours of the same date.

We have credited your account with 1,616.40, subject to customary reservations.

You have doubtless received the accepted drafts you requested; I returned them to you with my letter of the 12th.

Enclosed, for debit to your account:

1,599.10 in bills, per schedule.

Yours faithfully,

For the Director,

The Secretary General,

[Signature]

Here is the stamp. The plate shows some wear, and it was likely acid-cleaned at some point.