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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
Health and Mortality Reports.

HEALTH cn,rLssroS We have received the fol-
lowing certificate from The health authorities IN Charles
which show that there occasion Of
in regard o the state OF health in that city -
0rFict THE CITy RrGIsren,
CHARLESTON, Sept Is, 1852
hereby certify that tho native population u the city
Is healthier this summer than have known for many
Yeas and that the sickness exciting ia confined ex
ousyey to the Irish Dutch who have lately arrived
rom abroad and moreover that nine out o. ten
cover when properly treated. In my opinion,
risk in pessipg through Charleston
JOHN l.. DAWSON.
City Register and Chairman Medical Advisers.
j, LlEI HUTCHINSON, Mayor.
have peye: known little sickness among seamen in
this port for the last seye years during this GUNNER
REV. WM. b. Yates Chaplain 10 Seamen.
SpRivcsiELp, ONO This town has been visited 10y the
cholera, and the 18th three persons died with l.
and number Of others we're attacked
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thai neighhor tOA, y, broadway Cup stairs i ceiling
good Watches at extremely moderate prices. ssy--
4 good Gold Lever fni jewelled. at. ......... So
\ Ladies fin. Gold " atch ....... ........ -
Gold Hunting Levers, irll jeMellcd ~ and 10
silver Levers, fnll iewellcd. .............. Is
Silver Hunting Levers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is %
We advise all ftierds who in hr aud
him early call. Remember the number, Broad
stairsl.
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" = MASH i Co, No. AZ Mellon laae


clothing purchased at SMITH & RlCES, No ia2 Fulton
street, for Il will health, peace of mind,
markaty genec appearance. Prices Of the omc1pstlie
order and quality uf goods known bang up
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House-keepcrs, nitcntion.-I YOU have

extra cash to lay out this week you will do well call
ut LYONS 269 Bowery, who selling on his this
week for little nothing brushes Busters Mats Bas
ket going ut cost Sale Tuesday ast inst
See advertisement IN another column.
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this wine nto pubic favor = proof Of It's exccla1ec
merit lies not in the IT. bears, but in it's ntgno
virtues having becn by competent Judges the
finest sherry in the market For sale in wood sa Us
EDMlND q. CmARLES, No. Pal.L naee.
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Watches and JcNeiry.
Cold Iepine Watches iuhr holes jeweled, $50.
detached IaNavs f,tll ipwelpd S.D

Cold I.opine Watches, four holes jeweled, SO.
= Detached Levers, fun icweled, $50.
. Patent Levers, 80 70 So
g Patent Levers, hunting cases. $751;
:. Enamel Watches fer ladies, S3J.
Gold chains and key, bracelets rings inger rings
breast pins. icchcts diamond pins and rings, gold
lockets gold pens and pencils and all knus Of cpery rs
much loss than the usual prices All kinds of gold and silver
Watches oI sale at less than the usual prices Watches and
jcwelry repaired very low GEO. e. ALLEN
Importer Of atches aud ewery, wholesale end retail.
No II all street. stairs formerly at No. 81 Wall stree
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Durkce's Baking Powdcr.-we have no

nomination for President but not u man known
decline drink other refreshments at the celebrated
Cave at the Metropolitan Saloon, Broadway
White streets.
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The Cholera Mt Rochester,.

ROCHESTER,. Sept is, 1852
The deaths by cholera during the last three days, have
been only eight The fine cool weather J. fast dispcling
the disease
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N j VS. BY T Z LIE GRAPH IL
S~>>~~~>~~~~~>~~~~~~s
MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
~S~>~>~>~~~>~~~~~~>~~
Gen. Scott Talking to the PittSburg Wings.
.~>>~>>~~~~~~~~>~~~~~
HORRIBLE MURDER-RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Ssc..ESsc, sc.

Arrival OF General Scott at Pittsburg.
INTRODUCTION TO THE CITIZESs-wHIe MEETING
SPEECHES oF GENERAL SCOTT AND OTHERS, ETC.
PIrTssunG, Sept. IS, 1852
General Sect arrived in this city this morning at
o'clock A large crowd escorted him from the raj roai
depot to the Monopgahela Hotel where he has taken
lodgings.
This morning at ten o'clock, large number Of citizens
assembled front OF the hotel where the General
introduced 10 the citizens by Capt Nayler.
General Scott responded in short speech in which he
passed high eulogy the people OF Pennsylvania, and
the psnnsJ ivania regulars and citizen soldiers.
II afterwards announced from the balcony that
meeting would be held tonight at the place when
the citizens would be addressed by several distinguished
whig strangers. The crowd then dispersed.
According 20 the foregoing announcement wing
meeting held in the evening opposite the MonoDga
hel. hotel at VII ca Governor Johnston presided.
The me- ting addressed from stands, by Gen
Scott. Senator B,l, Of Tenn. Mr.. sharplcss Of NJ H.
Capt Robert Porter and Others.
Ths mes.ip; arge and bonhres glee singing, and
other evidences ofenhusasm gave token that the wings
we're ont in Full force.
GIN .cott viii remain here until Monday morning
wcou b. viii der art fer the west, via Cleveland.
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paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pppcrs h,, IN,

engo only. CYRUS ". T1riD& CO., No. II Gin rlrcet
sole sgont for the Victoria Mills and agents for sst All
the palo manp1acnrsr IN TIE Sosntry offer cr ,as
Of tho extensive and desirable stocks Of sas,crn
French and English writing paper ever shown In t United
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nN Dye the beat yet Discovered for coorns har or
wliskcrs the II In applied The wonderful csss snd
certainty With which this yoru and OLD eBtabhed flair
Dye rerortne II ASTONISHING " "a Tor sale on al
BATClELoRS Wig Factory, No. Wall street Guy tLc
aadrcss. -
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Bows. Youtbs, aud Tnfants, Cloth,ur. II,

takes this method invite tie public witness his
Improvement in Dentistry introduced by him Once
hours from 10 TIL o'clock. Ills work the
obtained ~ above.
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OF Wigs arc pronounced the mort perfect imitation
yet Those wanting worry superior article should
call at BATCH EIORS celebrated Wig Factory, Ne Wall
street whore 10 found te largest and host
IA the city. Grpy the addrcss. -
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occurred In st. Louis Ne 10Th inst. m which
clerk by the name OF Sahl was stahbsd which was
Ssasea vosad cause his death
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

Cs.sM ~ String. on Shinsins tie PeRes. -About
o'clock ON Friday evening" officer Monypenny 81 the
oth Ward Police was walking along Greenwich With
an acquaintance, and when Frankliu street in an In
slant their hats were carried from their heads with
pidty OF Hash ofghtnipg The sudden attack ON their
beavers somewhat surprised them and for moment they
were inclined TO believe that squsu Of wind was the
cause; but further examination Il was found To he
quite calm They picked their hats and were about
proceeding along when to their surprise woman scream
cd out that something under her chin The aIarm al
once drew the attention Of officer Monypenny to her as
distance and 1t then discovered that msshievous
boys had string fasteped to post on the opposte
side Of the street the other end OF said string beips
carried across the street TO boy perchcd the top Of
she'd in this position the the shed would lower the
string the approach OF persons the side walk ana
they passed, tighten the string aud jerk or hats
OIL The darkness of the evening the string fos,
being which at the time drawn up beyond
reach Thus these boys amusing them At the
expense Of the passers by One lady seems the young
sesmps caught by the bonnet which alarmed her that
she dropped her and OF screaming with terror
The young scanps. il this instance by attacking the
police made mistake, as officer Monypenny found
out the trick three four of the boys whom
saw Running on two OF whom captured and
to the station house who gave their as Patrick
Farley and illiam Caflock In the morning fhey were
conveyed before Justice Busart who held them TO bail
the sum OF 500 each for their future good behavior In
default Of winch they were committed to the Iombs.
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A Card for the Ladies or New "

.rorolirn Lace and Embroidery store 537 Erosdw.y-
JOHN MADDEN opened the above store on Weioesiay,
Sept Is 1862 with original risns and entire
Of Insrodcres and Lace Goods, direct from Erropc La
dics visiting New York specially invited to call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

nrtiJlrDr TOBIAS Venetian Eminent dJ screry in
few hours, tooth ache IL FIVE minutes headache ~ hall
lour and certain remedy fr mosquito bites collie,
fckncs outs burns &c. pay Depot, 30 o~aenwiob
Street. Also, Nv tie drngeists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19
New I0riS Politics.

Wlu6 AND DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS AT ByFFA-
Lo-DELtGATEs TO The WING STATE CONVEX
TON, ETC,
EurrhLo, September is 1852
At convention held this afternoon, for the First As
sembly district, Erie county, the Hon. J. Baker
CT delegate TO the Wing State Conventions and NJ.
Clspp. Of the Morning Elqqoss, nominated for the
Assembly
Resolutions were adopted iustructDg the delegate to
vote for Washington uunt for GOVERNOR Daniel ulimau,
for Lieutenant Governor and Orlando Allen, Of Buffalo
for Canal Commissioner.
The democrats hold mass meeting tonight. Mr..
Harsbsl, NJ c. from California is here. John Van Blu
rem backs out. and sends word he can't come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

WIG DELEGATES FROM LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
ROCHESTER,, Sept. Is, 1852.
The following delegates have been chosen to the Wing
State Convention in Livingston county list district,
Henry Tilton of Moscow; ID district Col S W. Smith,
Of Dansylle
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the ladies OF New York that she will open her an
magnificent stock Of Paris millinery Thursday the
sd nst In the second story Of No: 81 Broadway,
Hpeetfully Invites an nsreetioa 90 her stock.
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The sine qsAa nSu o. lady on gents Toilet.
Il Cks TOoho'S Hair crosar5aave and Bssntlasr. IL
not only impats gloss and ygor 70 tho hair bat nhare
- growth end ls,uyisrss. Manufactured and seid Al
GAsstsdcsos Via er.rtlistnSct Nc. Aston 00cSS
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WIG DELEGATES FROM UTICA.
Urea, Sept. is, 1852.
Roscoe Ccnkling from the First district Henry
Bernard from the Second district. and Calvin Hall from
the Fourth district the delegates from Oneida to the
Wing State Convention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-19

INCREASE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KNookIsGes
Every now and then we see it stated in the
country journals that old lady who has lost her
husband, or young one who cannot get one, has
been sent to the insane asylum, in consequence of
too great devotion to and too great study of
the Rochester knockings, Or spiritual revelations.
which have recently bewildercd many people
throu ghout the land. The victims cf this popular
delusion seem to be increasing on all hsads, and
there is every appearance that the number Of IL
mates Of the insane asylums, at the end Of the pre-
sent year, will be nearly double of the year pre-
yious.
There is one important old lady who has been
infected by the Rochester knockings who is now on
her way to an insane asylum, and possibly will reach
it in the early part Of November. Under the teach
ings Of certain philosopher and Fourerte of this
city, highly respectable Old lady, known as the
"Whig Party" has been devoting days and nights
to Rochester knockings, for some time, and she is
now getting very much excited upon the subject;
and we think that by the beginning Of November
she viii be ready to be put into some safe lunatic
asylum, and possibly, also, the best way would be
to put the philosopher along with her, in the same
institution
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WIG DELEGATES FROM SYRACUSE


The Wing Convention Of this Assembly district was
held today George !. Coms.6ck staunch silver gray
chosen delegate to the Stale Convention by vote of
eleven TO six. The triumph is signal for the
tional wings Of Syracuse
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che Ssca~ssA Repss6Iics~, and he Lagrange Re-
YoYtr-an Of Georgia have The Web ter ticket At
the head Of their columns, and the Commercial, OF
Wilmington, N. G., gives the Same Gag TO the
popular breeze. The nomination is also sustained
by the Kmo1uils Hlag, Tenn, Person Brownlow's
remarkable paper
The movement is, therefore, formidable one,
and every day it viii DO gaining new accsssons in
numbers and strength. There are yet six weeks
to the ID of November, and in tina. interval il
win have made such progress that, If j. do not
throw the election into the House Of Represents
tives. it will take SO many votes frem ssOtt as
to exhibit him as beaten haSk''-beatea SO
far az not only TO be distanced, but, in sporting
phrase Left ono where" In either event, i. gives
the race to Pierce. The Union wings dc not expect
10 win it but they want to vindicate their prin-
ciples, and TO maintain the true position Of Daniel
Webster in tie whig party. Their maAiul i,
Let justice be done If the heavens should fln."
ANOTHER DuNNING PARAGRAPH We do not
wish to Stow ourselves harsh or cxacting eredi-
tor; but, yet, for the sake Of the benevolent inst
tutions OF no city, which anxiously expecting
dividend from our fund, we mast again apply TO
Mile Droust's aMiablc friend and henefae.or, Il.
- OGrdpan, iOT Inc Dsltncc Oh tnas nVo ALl0Ieu
dollars due to us for commendstory nOticr of bis
fair paoicgl We felt confident tnat our a.:.cls Of
yesterday morning would have boon appropriately
responded TO sometime daring the day, By 3 shsak
for 1896; bu. in this we were dies ppop Jed, and
are stiM the creditor Of Mr - to thai aIloaat.
We have, however, just received o note from Clin-
ton place. in the contiguty Of this gen.lcmaa'ays
sidcnce, giving certain information to .he
identity Of our correspondent, on which We uere
posted up before hand. He is wealthy and gallant;
and in compliment to The fair lady herself be should
have paid up the balance Of the $500 without bang
dunned We must confess, indeed, that hs did not
show any costly gallantry towards her by Offering
:, buy her five dollars worth &C q puff We have
now immortaliaod Nile. DTouet, in our columns,
though We have not placed the name Of her Eve
dollar admirer in conjunction with hers. The
Lying in Hospital, House of Refuge, Deasand Dumb
Institution and other like establishments, wold be
much benefited by receiving share of this FIVE
hundred dollars and therefore again put it 20
correspondent whether, with respect to them, We
shall still have to 'kcep the word OF promise to the
ear, but break it to the hope"
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DYER i Willis, No. 81 rrana say.
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The News.

New York, Sunday, September is, 1859.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24
In EQUITY-KersIlaW.

William II. Holleyman. Admir- cum tes. annexo vs. D.
R. Kennedy and Margaret his wife, George Hug
gins and Harriet c. his wife, Thomas Fraser and
Ann F. his wife, II. Hollcyman W. +. Holleyman
and Mary F. Ioleyman-Bl to confirm sales, for
relief
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that Elizabeth Hop
l. kins, daughter of H. Holleyman, decd: Gf alirc)
and her children, to-wit: Wiley Hopkins, Nancy Hop
kns Joel Hopkins and others whose names are unknown
reside without the limits OF this State: On motion of
CEsNUT& CAsroN Solicitors for Complainant it is order
cd that the said Elizabeth Hopkins orfshe be dead her
children towit Wiley Nancy and JOEL and Others Gt
there be any, names unknown, do appear, answer
plead or dcmur to the above within three months from
the date of publication of this notice, order to
take the same pro conesso will be granted against them
W. H. r. WORKMAN, c. +. K. D.
February 90 1852, ID 3m
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24
THE DRouG GIT IN GEoRGIA-The Savannah
6

THE DRorGur IN GEoRGIA.-The Savannah
Morning News of yesterday says
For several weeks past the weaeher has been
unusually dry for the season. Indeed very little
rain has fallen since the cold weather set in in
December. The grass in the squares is withered;
cur streets are dry and dusty as in midsummer,
and many Of the pumps that arc usually we'll sup
piled with water the year round, have given out.
From all accounts, the drought extends over much
Of the interior countries where, should it contin
ue, much injury will be sustained by the plan
tcrs, who are now preparing the grounds for the
next years crop.
Welearn that the woods are on fire at several
points in our vicinity. At present We have a
smoky, hay atmosphere, indicative Off which,
we hope will not fail Us.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24

sS5" Probably no article has ever cujoyed wider
popularity in all diseases Of the lungs than Tar. In
the shape CLEARWATER, Tar tumations and pascrs it
has been used almost from time immcmorial Liyerwort
too has been universally regarded one Of natures
choicest herbs But it reserved for Prof Rogers to
discover the art Of extracting by new chemical pro-
cess their peculiar virtues, and combining them in q
manner heretofore unknown as to present prcpa-
ration unrvalled for its concentration energy smp-
CITY, and innocence This he has done in his Syrup of
Lverwort and Tar. The cures Of lons-standing Pull
monary Disease. which it is e1ectng daily, aston
ishng Physicians themselves; and they not
among our own friends and ncighbors, whom we sec
every day They would be almost beyond belief For
sale at THOMAS j. WoRKMAN's Drug Store.
See advertisement in another column.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24
EXECUTORS SALE.

pY permission of John R. Joy, Ordinary Of Ker-
- shaw District will be sold at the late residence
of Reddick Moscley decd on Saturday the 9th day of
March next, all the STOCK and PROVISIONS be-
longing to the said Estate consisting of Cattle Hogs
Corn Fodder and Bacon, together with various other
articles. too numerous to mention.
will also at the same time and place, hire out for
the present year the Negroes belonging to said estate
being nine in number. Terms made known at sale
CRADDICk MOSELEY, Eyor.
February 90 l6 3t*
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16-A meeting Of the
Stockholders of the U States Bank was held this
morning, when the comInitte reported it expedi-
ent to make general assignment. The melting
approved the report and appointed another COM
mittee to consider the various projects submitted
and to make application to the State Legislature
for such powers as were required for the settle
ment of the affairs of the Rank.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24
IN EQEITY-KersliaW.

Elizabeth NJ. Alexander by her next FRIEND VS.. Isaac
B. Alexander, John R. Joy-B to substitute
Trustee and for Partition.
IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Equity in
l. this case made at its last June Term Notice is
hereby given unto William H. Gilman, that he dopead,
answer or demur to the said Bill within three months
from the date of the publication of this notice, or in
default thereof an order to take the same pro confesso
will be granted against him.
W. H. R. WORKMAN, c. E. X. D.
Feb 90 ID 3m
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 81.


BALTIMORE, Feb. 81.
The steamship Cambria has arrived at Halifax.
Cotton was in moderate demand at Liverpool,
the market being in favor of buyers. The sales
of the week were $4,000 bales, of which 60OO
We're taken for export and 5000 on speculation.
The quotations are-UplaldS, Fair .; Midlling,
3-4; Orleans, Fair, il; Middling 1917.
The Liverpool circulars vary as to the actual
decline in Cotton, some quoting l-lG, Others l-s.
American securities are active at better rates.
In the Manufacturing Districts the tendency of
prices was downwarlS
The Hayre Cotton market was steady.
The rumor that the Russian Government had
prohibited the export of grain was incorrect.
The Queens speech to Parliament is pacific in
its character
In the British House of Commons eyplaEa-
tions We're asked respecting Lord Palmetstons
resignation. Lord John Russell, in reply, stated
that palmcrSton had treated the Queens inter-
rogatories with contempt: had acted independ-
emily Of his colleagues, and approved Of the ille-
gal movement of Napoleon. Palmerston replied
at great length. and was severe upon his COL
leagues, but did not improve his own position.
The Queens speech was delivered i'll person,
on the 81. 1t represents the foreign relations of
the country, and the condition Of the country as
satisfactory, and calls attention to bill for Par
liamentary reform.
Nearly one hundred persons were killed at
Holmes Firth, by the bursting of a reservoir.
France was quiet. An electoral law was cs-
tablished, based on universal suffrage. Arrests
are still making.
An attempt was made to assassinate the Queen
of Spain.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24

LARGE EXPORT OF CoTToN.-Yesterday ten
thousand SIR hundred and Mirty-eight bales of
Upland Cotton were cleared at this port, all of
which went coastwise' Besides this amount,
several vessels are ready to clear whose mani
tests were not quite ready last evening, and would
lave the largest export of cotton, in one day,
which has been made during the present season.
Savannah NeaoS.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-24
GRIsWOLD,s COTTON GINS.

TINE Subscriber has better location and is much
l. better prepared for manufacturing GINS than any
other Establishment III operation. He has made and
sold double the number Of any other maker IN the
country his sales averaging Thousand per annum.
This uncquallcd demand uStes the reputation claim
ed for his Gins viz: that they Gin tAster. run lighter:
clean the seed beer take out more moats make better Int
hare Putent Water BoreS far more durable and secure
against Fire than any other and that all other water
boxes whether double or single are not only decep-
tiOa but an infringement on his rights, and will SUB
ect the Planter who them to pay damage for RIO
lution Of the Patent LarS.
These advantages justify him in offering to supply the
Planting Community with Gins better terms accor-
ding to quality, than any other Factor, Premium Gins
not excepted.
Planters Of South Carolina can order these Gins
through Messrs Herrot Brailsiord, Charleston; Mr..
N. ". Coleman, Hamburg; Messrs. Law Drumon,
and Mr.. Jesse Drafts. Columbia; Mr. Duncan Malloy,
Cheraw; Mr. c. Matheson Camden; Messrs. Townsend
& Douglas Benncsvie, and his Travelling Agents. or
by letter directed him at Grswoldvle, Jones Coun-
ty, Georgia.
Gins delivered at the purchasers nearest Steamboat
landing or Railroad station.
SAMUEL GRISWOLD.
Griswodviile, Ga, Feb. 20. Is wlm-m9m