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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28
corre,noudence of Tho Charleston Courier.

80 r
SvAsHIEGToN,s Oct. 10.
We haye.shadno mail from the South
e., three Of four days, ofcourse. are with
nm, further intelligence from Monterey
We learn, by=,he2western mail, that our
,,oons. under Gen. kearney, were tortiiy-
inn Santa Fe, and that a portion OF them
,rere5 soon. 10 move towards California.
lis The intention of the Government to
n,,ah The war with all possible vigor.
The "arn,is,ice for eight weeks" mas
been ,disapproyed Of BY tho Government,
and Major Graham will, IN 'hileen Gays
u Gn'n his day, deliver to Gen. Taylor Or
.,srs tot.eeio ahead"-to attack and destroy
Ampudia.s army, and advance towards
SanLuis .Po1osi.
!, anpears thai both Ampudia and Gen.
TavIor acted under the impression that
,bsre was a prospec. Of speedy terplna-
,ion oflhe war. They must have oeen
;onoran, tha, the Mexican Government
i,sa declined our overtures orinHnealaae
negotiation. ;. ,,;..a.;.6ad
,-;,h Cen. Taylur's leniency towards the
Msx;raus. They would have Pre1erreo
aha, he should have taken or des'foyec 'ne
MEXICAN army, instead Of permitting !" 10
escape with little loss.
am very glad:,o learn that Tour 'nous
o,nd iroops have been seat TO reinforce
a ssan Tavlor, aud probably with him now
,aring his whole force near ten tnon
.,nd With this force. he will have little
sspa. c.am- any Opposition in:1he open
celJ BUTT would still seem very I'M
ner,an, that he should be able, when ART
i';na a. San Luis, to receive from Iamp''
y" @ snv necessary supplies and reires'-
,msn.s. Ampudia will, no doubt, retire 10
San Luis, and there The great battle OF 'n's
camnaisn-perhaps OF me war; IS 10 oe
v.onobi. The Mexicans will concentrate a'
feast thirty thousand troops al 'hat POM:
W r. Tayior should meet with a serlo"s re-
.,.,ao which is not impossible, the en'hasl-
.sm @ of the voiunteers-ihe force upon
which obi we mus, chiefly depend will rap
idly subside. novsms,,s
u /, is quite certain tha, no movements na IS
.,wards AN expedition TO TamP'co are yen
anna,snt though il, is understood that the
,Gpah;ne, advised the enterprise. The puo-
1;r will no, be satisfied unless FamPico oe
Immediately taken, and column OF e,snl
- - ,en thousand men sent on from lhere 10
ioin Taylor a, San Luis: shou'a : no. ,I's ~ Is
ta dnne ihe administration will incur inc
Raw ps uuI responsibility of any disaster that
may result. ,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

F2Jrida-From the returns which have been
received, it appears that Mr.. Cubell the whig
candidate, is elected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28
Mexican Affairs.
From the Baltimore Patriot.

Thesfollowing letter from Colonel May.
received by gentleman in this city, is the
very latest from the Army, aud has been
furnished to us for publication. ~
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
Mr.. Eaitor.-l send you extracts from
a letter have just received from Col. G..
A. May, U. S. Dragons.
Yours, J. B. w.
Dragon Camp, near Monterrey, Mexico,
September 26tn, l546,
Dear i'll is sad aud painful duty |
have 10 perform, in announcing 10 you The
death of yonr fathers young friend, Mr.
Thomas. Of your State. We have had
hard fighting Tor the last three days, and
no was morlaIly wounded i'll a charge
against The enemy's cavalry. He behaved
most sallantly and fell in the front OF bat
tie. Yesterday he died. but retained bis
senses until the last. He was gallant
fellow and is much regretted. You can
say this to his friends, that he had every
attention. was NOT present when he
expired but was absen, on duty. he was
buried with military honors. Many gal
liant spirits have gone out in the last three
days. The flowers ofuur lillle army have
fallen: peace be with them! The enemy
yesterday surrendered the city on condi.
lion that they should be allowed TO march
out with the houors of war.
The gallant Watson fell at the head Of
his regiment, leading in the charge. ]
canpul tell you of our loss. but it is al
least FIVE hundred killed aud wounded.
My men have no, suffered any, as they
have been ex xposed bul very little.
write this Oh my saddle, and an, so
tired can't hold my pen any longer. /
have not slept for The last three days or
nights, so you must excuse This wretrhed
scrawl. CHARLEY MAY.
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Correspondence Of tte Charleston % c9aT,er' s1s
'0' ar,aSra. iGa.i Oct. Is, lo46.

: =
ATLAsra,a Gal Oct. 10, loao. ,
Mes.rs. Edi,ors-I have just completed
d. tour ihroush The Southern anu " es,er"'
and a part Of the Northern secuon ol oe1l-
@ a;o fiud that The Cotton crop IS really
ent of;,o a very considerable extent You
nav no, calculate upon more man a TWO
thirds crop,in:all. eo o..
In The extreme North Of the State, Corn
vii, be sold, Two months hence, a. ao1u. u.
6f,v cents per barrel-and, presume, ina.
Racop NAV be purchased (or rather FORK
~ % ron Sis 10 So 25 per hundred pounds;
Atlanta is rapidly inProylng-ssVeral
,.,v a,ores have been established, and sew
".ai more upder course of erection.
The Atlanta Hotel, is, perhaps aooo'
the most industrious house that sn"~ 10 "a
The Union. You are employed mere al
Jav long. whether you have any thing to
do Or moi. The proprietor, DR.. Tho'nPsou'
10 indeed, perfect host can converse IN
,ellipibiy with four or four hive persons az
,ba sames time-wails upon the tao'e-
.c,s nc bar keeper--serves as BON livery
aud porter-andis ever IN attehoaace Oh W
the arrival of cars and Stages as well as
the departure Of The same. m
The Western and Atlantic Road, Mr..
r. F.M., Garrett, Chief Agent aud EngI
noe, for STATE ! which is now in successful
onera,ion as far up as Oothcaloga-mhlch
bps continuous and n,ersec.ing stage lines,
both from above aud the inerior--thereby
connecting, directly. Alabama on the nor':'
aud Tennessee proper. tndeeo, e'e'y
facility is now afforded 10 the lrader ano
merchant, that may be sought.
Two printing offices have already oeen
a.,obl;sbed At Atlanta, and issue weekly,
,,so onewsoaners-neulral and wbig.
N.w ORLEANS, Tuesday, OCT. Is.
To the Editors of The Charleston Courier
The cases of negroes secretinS mem
selves on board vessels Sound tor Nor'hefn
ports, are getting to be Of frequent occur.
reuce. The barque New England. le't
this port for Bnston week ago, and aller
getting fairly 10 sea,a negro appeared on
deck. and attracted the notice OF tire Cap
tain. 10 whom be reported himself as run
aWaV. WHO "HaQsiUCCus SA~ ~
two Of the crew to hide himself on board,
with the promise that after getting into
"blue water" he woaldb be safe. Though
q, preat iuconvenience 10 himself, The Cop
,a;o reluroed to the Balize. aud put him
on board the pilo. boat, which bronsh! ugh
him back to The city last evening. Inc
runaw ay on The brig Ottoman, whose cap
lure in Boston excited such burst oil PM
lanth1opic feeling there, arrived here rms
morning ON the barque Niagara, and mas
been handed over 10 his master.
The Cisrgy....The New York Stale
Convention has. .slricken out thai provision
of the G onstiution5 which prohibits MINIS,
.ers of the gospel from. holding any political
office. This action Of the, Convention ap.
pears 10 be pretty generally approved OF
by the press OF New York While we
think that the clergy ongb BIT NOT 10 take such
an active partin political affairs as would
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

The Charleston Courier of1he q l7iR e, !
inst, says That lhs receipts Of the soaif !
! Carolina Rail Road Company fdafing tie
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

Latest from Santa f passSpft
ders arrived at lndepen dence
inst, with fifteen days siatef ii3fief
from Santa Fe.shayiiip sirou 5Is, ths ks'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

THE Ceurts:-The Court~of c Common
Pleas and General Sessions commenced.
its sittings for Marlborough District on
Monday. l2lh Instant. ln Charging the
Grand Jury, Judge o Meal justly Observed
that ilie nuisance Of carrying weapons
required their special attention. il vas
'ine that public opinion was concentrated :
and directed against. this foolish, and
dangerous practice. Negfo Trading was.
almost universally y connected With retailing
without license and both reqliled. their
closest scrutiny as being ths patent ofmost:
other ofsncea.- Chera,o Gazette. go 3: a'5s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

Black Eyes.--There is something's In
descrihably aud irresstibly attractive 10 a; a
pair of black eyes sci ina female lace.
Sly: rumors that come in priyets lellers
from The army, insinuate that the Mex
cans have very faithful aud serglceatble
weapons in their black: eyes girls who are
vanquishing our men and officers oy The
score. So eye halls are doing what copper
balls failed most signally 10 accompl.cf.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

RTSpossd Rail Road lssiag q. erssnpead, ~
AJ5sville Distr,s Ths sitiseia Gfesnaooda e.
propose holding q Rail Road meeting that -
place. ON the j zth Of Noyember ss IN sis
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Gbe auhsrtIsec..
.EDGEFIELD Gil. sty:

5WEpSEspaY. 3 or::foaiE5R o z IS. 1916 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

The American A'my.-A correspondent
of the Cincinnati Chronicle. who was with
Gen. Taylor at Camargo, gives the fol-
lowing items of The numbers aud position
of the American Army in the field -
BUFFERS DrvIsioa. -
lst regiment Ohio volunteers, Col. Mich
ell 450; Isl reg't. Kentucky do. Ormsby,
Harper's brigade. $40; list res't. Tennrs
sec troops, Col. Campbell, Grilmau's
brisade,540; Miss volunteers, Col. Davi
69O; Baltimore battalion, Walson,3 400
.2,7t0. -. . - =. -, -
WoRTH's DI7isiolss.
Col. P. Smiths regimen. regular troops
500; Parts Of 9Th and other infantry regi,
ments and dragons, 1850; Two compa.
MES McCnlIough's and Gillespie's Texas
Rangers, 100 = Whole namber-Worth's
I'M advance-1.7 700,
TwIGas DIVISION. q. =,
Texas mounted men-Col.. Hays, 500;
May 8 Dragons, four com panies, 26O
Ridgeley and Duncan's flying artillery
100; Webster's artillery (l8 and lUinct
morlaf,) So; Parts Of several infantry re.
gimenls, and iof artillery armed as infan
try, $3.50. Total 6,64D.s s5-sSi
81 There are at Camsrgos q ,lO0kmer !. a
Malamoras ! 900 llst# een Nla.anora,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
FARM FOR. SALE.

GOOD FARM OF one hundred md &C. acres, chilled
n the Strong Phillips Farm lying in Ilyepurk, the
ipo aud north line of rristOwu, and halt miles
from He vnge of Morsvle und the distance from Hyde
pak Court House About siAy lie Improvement,
and the esnder well tmbered, chiefly with hard wood hus
most excellent sugar orchard, new house l3626) partly I'm
shod, which has cellar well stoned, barn and shed
nearly and good repair This farm Is centrally situated
between the villages of MOrsve aud ydenrk and the Whole
Of excellent land. chance is offered Terms of pay
ment easy.
For pircnars enquire Of Col. H. n, fERRICK, SAMUEL
A.. WILLARD Mortisvc, or Of N. P.WALTON, Mon peier
July 70, ls46-76te
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
MOkE CURES OF SEATED CON
SUMPIION.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND

Burlington, VtNov. /, lsi5.
Or RRADLEr; sr-Thc astonishing sale of Buchans Hun.
Balsam obiges order further supply Please send
a, before IA suficiency for months We give you, II
" desire IT, certificates fom individuals who have
only relieved Asthma, Colds and Coughs, but of
those who have heen brought from
FIRMLY SEA- ED CONSUMPTION
and literally snached Om the grave As remedy for such
compans corhdenty behave never has heen Suppressed
Youfs, PECK & SPEAR.
Saco, Me. May 25, l3i5.
DR BRApLnn: Denr Sirrhe Hungarian BalsAn beyond
ali questions perfect and admirable preparation for dis
eases of the Lungs have used in family, and in
1rofes practice for than ycus, with the most
Uniform and entire success in of severe PULMONARY
DISEASE aud conscienousy recommend II TO all who are
afflicted as the mos, CERTAIN REMEDY for such diseases
with which n acquainted. 49, - -. =. .
Yours respectfully, FREDk T. sTOREk, NJ, ~.
Sold In Mont,elier by g. X. COLLINS Burlington PECK
TnNt SvirGi CLalsea VI 10
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+. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA & IONA
TO BITTEKS.

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARSAPARII,IA AND EXTRACT OF TOMATO, by
entirely process which ensures the whole strength OF
these most valuable Of MEDICINES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD!

NOODWIN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE aud SARSAPARII.-
VI LA BTrTERS Tor the of Jaundce, Dyspepsia Cos
tiveness, Bilious and Liver Com luni, Indigestion, DfOwsl-
ness Headache aud Scrouous Diseases All mpu-
rites Blood aud General Debility fhrse Btters pus-
great of baing entirely vegetable in all their
puncn parts. SaIsuprr that most inesmabe root, OBJ
tanned of South America, us Oug
iustl, by the medic world
most Purifier of the Blood In these Bters forms
one essential engmdcns The virtues of the
vi Honduras Saaparu extracted the most scientific
principles, and combined in highly concentrated torn
with useful and herbs OF the vegetable world in
such perfect that united virtues, embodied In
this paaton brought operate on the stomach and how
Producing Thorough cleansing Of tue whole sysem speed
ly restoring wOted time aud visor As safe pleas
and nporeni, mild and gentle ell
cuthac, all OF nguor, costiveness, general
debility of sputs the spring aud
SIMMER aud all eune0us diseases, they viii be found nya
table, cleansing the stomach restoring the strength and
quently purity Jug the blood. ...
Certificates be shown, and references given TO ndvidu
ais estiyng very many remarkable by taking these
iltes ia word them, faithfully and n satisfied,
the money VIII be refunded ...-
Prepared only by GEO. O GOODWIN, No. 70 Union ST.,
Boston.
The following list of agents for the sale of Goodwins
Indian Vegetable aud satsupla Buers, ADD also, OF o'
ktredge's Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Montpelier Bancroft aud Rker Eastman x Daniorth, ana
X Standardization Peck n speuT-Nnrlhheh,, j. a. :
White Orange ridsld Il Hnncoek-Wtl.sion' Hur'hun
ludges-BaHo, d. H. Fuer-Bi untree, n ~ hanson * 90
Cambridge, NJ. Waterbury, = Acknowledgement
Nm Rhodes, Jr-uyd.plrk ~ q Keeler-slowe, Btunet X
A. X. Cump-WHshingnn e. H. q c
-runbridgv, H. - Hoyt, d. Foster -Cheiseu, Dickinson
NuheRuy,lnn A richardson Cu-West Bethel, q, Francis
-RnndolnlI n Hobsri- MiddeseN, Johnson Holden-Roy
l. n a. ~ w Turuei--paniald d. Whittlesey Aarshheld,
D. Putnam cabot j. Culting-Dunye, Dana, Weeks CO.
-Pencham, h, q. Brown, and Of
Agents IN most Of tue towns OF Vermont. H'ly
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q
READ iE FOLLOWING. AS 1T is
IMpORTANT 10 AL:

Extract of lecture delivered by DE-. BENNEf, before The
Medical College of Lake Erie touching the valuable Medca
qualities of the extract of TOMATOES.
Dr. Bennet says of the powerful alternatives
the Mateu Meica, and in all affections of the Liver aud 9th
or igans where caome is indcaed it is probably the hes
medicinal agent known the medical profession. When
in Tod il Is a EnYurnnn InmelX for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
JEW DAVID'S HONEY
COATED PILLS.


w L know the public have been apr ed,ed o times out
w of number, test hc wonderful f v ,rlous
Pills. The Jew David Honey Coated Pills only claim
modest share Of what is cu,me by Of The Pills Of
the day. We nk that is endcayOrng 10 mposc upon
lhe good fcommun'y 10 say that the Jew David
Pill Pill will a the diseases hat allct
humaniy- bur do that for Bilious Diseases Liver
Complaint, CosJiveness, Piles, Bilious Choic, Pam IN the
side and head there dhlng better that b. taken,
that will soon remove the above difficulties And pill
hat be taken wihOpl On ling the pat lent stomach
is cons derau Of much importance. These pulls opc-
without causing pnn gulng such Is eNpcre6c.
ed by the majority of Pills.
TIE Jew DaW is Honey Coated p lis modlfca-
ton If the Persian ResutTec ion Pills The val
liable articles the Persiln Fl ls retained The
Honey Coated Pills, rendering them much IN valuable,
well pala able 10 the l8'te Their value has been
fairly and fully tesled-anl Notwithstanding the Oh rcpu
tailon which The Persian Pls justly boast confidently
recommend the Honey Coated Pills 10 be eqnal vi The
Persian The hong experience we have had in dealing
III lhe Persian Pr has taught us that few medicines
compete win Ineui; hut d. bieve that If they had
be they would have been much extensively
int oduced
Cali IN The agent and get pamphlet Price % cents
per box-For sale by
81 ono SIX. COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
LEMUEL BROOKS ESTATE.

Washington District, bite Office in Montpelier, within
and for said District, the 18th day Of November, 1896
Present, the Hon. J, 4. Marston, Judge.
lnnIumen purpohing be The last will aud of
LEMUEL BROOKS, late of Montpelier said district,
deceased being presented the Court hero by George Worth
ngton the Executor therein named for Probate II Is orde
BY said Court, that all concerned therein
appear at session OF said Court he holden Probate
office Montpelier on the oih day of December, d. 1876,
and shew cause any they have, against Probate raid
will for which purpose further ordered that oopy of the
record Of this oder be published three weeks
the said time OF hearing = :. 80 " " 'S'
A true copy OF record, .H
Attssi, " LYMAN BRIGGS Res,.te,
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EBEN EZEK NTNSWUTKTI'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate cour holden at Pro-
Washington District bate Office IN Montpelier, within
for said District the 18th day of November, 1876,
Present, the Hon. J. y. Marston, Judge.
Instrument purpoIiing he the last win and Testament
~ of Ebenezer Answorh late Of Nonhfed in said District,
deceased, beng presented 10 the Court here by CALVIN Aims
WORTH the Executor therein, named for pfobnie Il is ordered
by said Court that all concerned eein be notified to
appear session Of said Court to be holden at the Probate
Office in Montpelier day of December A. 1886,
and shew oause they have, against the Probate OF
said will for which purpose it further ordered, that copy
of the record of this week. successive
ly in Vermont Waterman aud State Journal newspaper
printed at Monaghan afoesad be, all he bo
fore said rme OF hearing.
a true copy of record
% Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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NOTICE.

TF'0 sell c the Tavern Stand occupied by in Wat
eibury Village known the IlOwley Stand favorably
situated for business and enjoying good of CUSTOM
Poor health induces elnquish the business OF tavern
keeping.
..... ALPHEUS ROBBINS.
Waterbury, Oct. DC, 1896 . eO;3w
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CUTLERY, &C

STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VT.
Is supplied with superior Hazos, Knives, Scissors, in
the Cutlery spectaces to suit all ages-lohacco uud
Snuff Boxes Walking Sticks aud Canes etc. etc-Also,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-05
FROM COPPERDOM.

Under this head the Cleveland Herald has com
piled some interesting statistics in relation to thu
value and extent of the copper mines on Lake Su
perior, for which it is mainly indebted to the Lake
Superior News, the organ of the copper region.
The Lake Superior Company, up to the 18th Ju
ly, have raised l,028,000 lbs. in rock, containing
native copper. The Pittsburgh and Boston Copper
Harbor Company, up to the same date, had raised
$4,000 lbs of black oxide from lease No. 4, at Cop
per Harbor, and 2,6l4,000 lbs. from lease No. 5
Cliff Mine, of rock, containing native copper.
The Copper Falls Company raised 100000 lbs. Of
rock containing native copper, and large masses Of
nearly pure copper not brought to the surface, ART
not included in these statements.
There are numerous mining companies in the vi
clnity, all of which are spoken of doing well
The Michigan Mining Company have obtained
from their location most singular boulder of pure
copper and silver. The piece weighs over five
pounds, and was found in the bed Of Bad river
about l40 miles west Of Copper Harbor.
The "News" Of the 9th states that the propeller
Independence would take down, on her next trip,
the largest cargo Of that has yet been carried to
the Sault. From the Cliff Mine she is to receive
900 barrels, and from the Lake Superior works
about 30 TONS including boulder of copper weigh
ing LIST lbs found some as feet below the surface
Of Eagle river Its copper is estimated to be worth
twenty cents pound, making the value Of the
boulder 1851, exclusive of per ceniage Of silver
supposed to be sufficient to defray the whole ex-
pense Of getting the metal to market.
The copper region is Justly attracting much OF
the attention Of the scientific and speculative portion
Of community, and although many Of the accounts
from there probably much exaggerated, there
can yet be question that il is one of the riches,
and most productive mining districts in the world.
Rochester Daily american.
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OFFICIAL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept. /, 1886.
A. GREEN,
Auctioneer.
Sept 4-FS&Tu

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept. l, 1886.
The Postmaster General gives public notice to
Posmasters and Others, that opportunity Of send.
ing letters, newspapers, and other mail matter TO
Oregon, and to citizens Of the United States at the
Sandwich islands, will shortly occur by means of
public vessels to be despatched from the port of New
York around Cape Horn, and up the Pacific coast,
free of any charge for the transmission in those yes.
sels-the matter to be forwarded by other opportu-
newspapers, &c, deposited in the post office
of New York, if the postage of one cent on each
package be prepaid, and like matter forwarded to
New York from any other post Office, if inland post
age to New York be prepaid thereon, will be duly
made up and forwarded under charge of the captain
of the vessel conveying the same. 1t is advised that
correspondence to persons in Oregon be addressed
to, or to the Of, Mr.. A. E. Wilson, merchant,
Astoria, Oregon; and that those who desire to avail
themselves of this chance of transmission lose no
time in embracing the opportunity. ...s .
Sept. 2-dlw