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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-21
Something about Summers little Peculi-
arities.


Don Piatt writes as follows to the Gin
cinnati Commercial concerning Sumner:
81 have no love for this gentleman
Iudeed, to confess the truth, incon-
tinently, dislike him. He is person
ally unpleasant, being type Of a class
that Divine Providence sat on end to be
disagreeable as q punishment for our
sins. In land where caste is as firmly
founded as their rock-bound coast and
barren soil, Charles is a snob, social
hunky, genus yellow-plush. Treating
with naughty contempt an unknown
white man, he bumps his Senatorial head
on the floor in the presence OF q wealthy
New Eoglander or an English Lord,
egotistieal as sin; he makes his very
shame source OF pride, and the blows
of stick, that would make a sensitive
man shrink from public gaze, are to him
a crown of laurel. 1t is related Of him
that during the war, and shortly after
terrible disaster that thrilled the land, a
gentleman met Mr.. Sumner walking
slowly along the streets Of Boston. he
rushed hurridly and in great excitement
to the Senator.
"Mr Sumner" be cried, "have you
any news for us7"
"Yes, sir" responded the national in
valid, in his deep voice. Yes, sir, /
am much better"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-21
ASSETS lat Market value):
STATE OF TENNESsEE.
CoMPTRoLLER's OPPICK.


NASHVILLE, January ]. 1851
I, G. W. Blackburn. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the ArNA
INSURANCE COMPANY. located at Hart
ford. in the State of Connecticut. has produced
to me satisfactory evidence that said Company
have complied with all the requirements OF the
laws of the State Of Tennessee imposed on in
surance companies. and I further certify that
Henry A. Littleton. Agent Of said Company
has also complied with the requirements OF the
laws of the State. made and provided in such
cases
Wherefore, said ETNA INSURANCE COM
PANY has authority to take risks and trans
act the business Of insurance in this State. at
Memphis, Tenn. rnr
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-21

A Rocky mountain paper publishes an
obituary notice Of the famous Jim,
chief Of the Washoe Indians, who died
recently. He is said to have been a
good though a very dirty red man. BE
possessed q well-balanced head Of hair,
and stomach enough for all be could get
to eat His regard for truth was notable
he never meddled with it. he left no
will, and his estate, consisting Of = pair
Of boots, will have to be settled BY his
heirs throush the medium Of a game OF
old slsdEe. After hfs's iiful fever and
gue be sleeps we'll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-21

The Knoxville Press and Herald. OF
the l7th inst, ste tes that the Judge, At
torney General, representative, ETC., Of
0vertOn county, have made representa-
tons to the Governor that law and order
cannot be preseI we'd in that county, and
il is understood q force Of militia will at
once be put in order and sent there to
preserve ordsr aud peace. The peace
they will give, says the Press and Her
aid, will be such as vultures give TO
lambs, covering and dsvouring them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-21

THE Greenville (Esst Tennsssee) True
Union says that w. R. Arrants, young
man Of good character and habits, COM
mittsd suicide on Sunday last, at Union
Depot, in Sullivan coHniy, by shooting
himself through the heart with pistol
No cause for the rash act can be assignee
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GUANO! GUANO!
DERUvIAN. PHGNIX AND MANIPU-
l. i''su' - WHITE, KEER RO0TEs.
sf 3Qf Main street
Notice to Stockholders.

oTYrcE MKRcHASTs' ISSUANCE Co..l
MENPHIs. TESx-. jan. 2. ls69- J
aTA MEETING or THE BOARD OF
a Directors Of this Company. held this daY,
a second call Of ten per cent. upon the ,pita
stock Of the company was ordered, paSable on
or before the lst day OF Fcbruary next.
ne X. A. PARKER. becretaKT.
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HOOP.sEIaT MlNufAcToRY.
City Directory.

BANKS.
N Front !. .s.B .Tobey .Prss't {. Kirk. Car.
M enphis Bank. corner Main and Madiscn--
Eirst National Baak. II Madison.
BOOK STORES.
Church & Co., BOOKSELLER. .Stationers. Prin-
Cleaves. G. @. 4 Co., Booksellers, 6tationers.
Bo0Ts AND SHOES.
iller, William. 2l9 Main.
n .inkhauer & Bro. 2sl5< Second.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, ETC.
WoOdruff a Co.. l7s Main.
CIGARS AND PIPES.
NEayer, Narshuetx Co.. removed to 800
Grsyser. Geo. L. Importer. Headquarters in
CLOTMING AND GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS.
Wizard. J. O.. Resident Partner Garth waite.
W levi, Gi Stuart; IH H ~ 81 MsjSi hND SOAPS.
UDrescott, 0. =. d Co., 40 Jefferson.
~ osenbaum 4 Bros. Coal OIL, Petre OH and
NJ Stoves GSSsHGrTSNHRs ssSls;s's snS sstn s MAN.
III enrich. p. r., Bro. CONNECTIONS. Fancy
H Groceries, ETC., IA Main.
Ibodesta Cazassa, S2 Main. cor. N. Court.
COMMISSION MERCHANTs.
Dearce, Lambert 4 Co., Commission Merch's
u and Cotton Factors, 226 Front. up stairs.
A ttwood & Anderson. Produce, Grain. Cot
IN ton. etc.. $50 Main.
VXy right, W. p, Grain and Produce Of every
w description. IL Monroe. Cooper block.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
n eddin's Commercial College, open Day and
Ia Night, at 2ss Main:
NTansfeld 4 Higbee. 3O1 and So3 Main.
SSteever, II. c., corner Second and Madison.
n oodyear 4 Falls, removed to 2sl Main. Gil
" bert 4 Higbee's old stand.
smith, j. A. j., dealer in Drugs, Toilet Arti-
- cles, etc., corner Jefferson and Third.
Uohnson. 9. D., 1853 Main. two doors north
- Overton Hotel.
HU oerner, Tbeo., Druggist and Analytical
Hh Chemist, 81 and ~ Beal. corner Second.
VX alter, JOS. 184 Main. between Washing
DRY GOODS.
y ice, Stix d Co., 3ls Main. exclusive whole
Southern Palacs-Howell. Wood 4 Co., 1872
- Main.
r .owenstein. B., 4 Bros. corner Main and
M ellis 1 Coll. S7 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-21

RoBT. J. MORGAN. MILTON P. JARSAeTs
r. DUDLEY FRAYsKR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
lFnon TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS. !

WASHINGTON, november >.
The Supreme Court today heard the Crane
shot case from New Orleans. The case in, olives
the question OF the consttutionality OF Lincoln IS
provisional courts In the subjugatcd portions of
the country. 1t was contendcd that such courts
being invalid, the subsequent action OF Congress
cannot give validity to their DEGREES.
There was Cabinet meeting today, at which
were present all but Fish, Robcson ana Cress-
well.
Inc two wings OF the tarT lobby promise to be
unusually strong this session.
Bntterfeld is still Assistant Treasurer at New
York. The demanded investigation and privilege
OF resgning arc still Withheld.
IL Is stated that Morton, Butter and Bingham
viii speak carly in the session for recognition OF
the Cubans.
Bclknap was scrcnaled to night, and made n
speech favoring the extension OF suffrage but
made no allusion to Texas or Mississippi. lie
thought his States record was as bright rs Tho
brightest, and that her eighty thousand troops
hau no feeling Of hostility towards the South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
Il NEW co UNITY PRoposED.
Joins EIceting OF Citizens of E.,sriicId
and Lexington.

a meeting OF the citizens Of Edgcfcld and
Lexington Counties was held at Raicsviilc on the
aoii nlt., for the purpose or discussing the pro-
prlety OF forming new county OF the adjoining
portions Of said counties. william j. Garr, Esu,
was called 10 the chair, and briefly explained the
object of the meeting. Resolutions were adopted
to the following effect:
That we hclieye the forming of n new county of
portions OF Ed2cflcld aud Lexington To he nracti-
cable ana necessary; that H. will add materially
To otle prosperity OF our county, and that q COM
mutee OF ten citizens OF each county he appont.
ca 10 draw upn suitable petition 10 the l.crlsll.
lure, setting forth tic disadvantages and ncon-
yrnlcnceS under which we now labor In our isO-
lltei: condition. asking them TO organize such
comfy out OF tie counties before named, and
having some such boundaries as follows viz: A
ine beginning NJ lloilcy's Ferry, OH the Sauda
RIVER, and running 10 some point near IIOrscy's
Bridge OIL. North Edsi? = n nn;nG FROM y,
clude 625 square miles; aud that this committee
meet and report TO this body OH the first Satur-
d'| Ill Decem0er proXimo, at IL O'Clock a. n.
The following committees were appointed un.
der tie resolutions:
For kSt9eteld-Cooncl r. ]. Goggans chair.
man. Captain A. u. West, Messrs. j. H. louk.
hight, j. u. liueit, !. W. TrUlter, a. Able, WIN.
stevens Elijah Watson, Sr Levi Iybrand, Rev.
Nv, +: w. iiorn ana Charles runkctt ESD, and Rev.
whey l.innncr were added.
For Lcril.9t0H.-Capiain u. X. Guntcr chair.
mai; Mcssrs. Vim. E2. Sawyer, ST., J. G. CullIin,
VIM. IL. Jones. Sr., n. w. Steedman Wm o.
Rankin, DIR. j. K. CAN'T. Rev. II. A. Smith, Lewis
SEtalcy nnd Dr. y. +. Langford.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

There arc eighteen millions in the sinking
fund for liquidation OF the national debt.
j. u. Norman, for twenty years editor Of
the New Albany dnd.) Ledger is dead. His
disease was apop!cXy.
J. II. Bcadlc, editor OF the Utah Reporter, was
beaten to death. II is alleged that pro polygamy
articles caused The attack.
General Charles X. Gardner is dead, aged
cisiiy-,hrcc years. lie was father Of tile Con-
fcderatc General, Frank Gardner
Havana telegram OF yesterday says: Daily
skirmshcs occnr in the Ginco Villa District. a
Spanish steamer has arrived with n number OF
sailors for the neet The sixth battalion OF mo-
biizcd volume GERS have left for the field"
destructive fire occurred yesterday In the
CITY Of Grccnvite, Alabama, on the Montgomery
and Mobile Railroad, totally destroying seventeen
houses. The loss IL reported at more than one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. dispatch
from Mobile estimates the total loss nj a half
million, ard states that there was ono hundred
and fifty thousand dollars insurance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
THE ERE IN NEW FORK.
An Entire Family snnoca.ed

II has been briefly stated ,ha, fearful ca
iani,y occurred Inst Thursday night 1T building
OH Liberty street, New York. The New York
Post, Of Saturday afternoon, furnishes the !ol-
lowing particulars
About haif-ras. O'clock fire was discovered
In The rear Of the second tuor No.. 63 l.ibcri Y
street, occupied as printing Office hy L. 5. Ray
mond. Tile JanitOr OF the building, II man Iiamc,l
JeSsup, who, with his family, consisting Of wife
and Two children, occupied the top noor, first dc.
iectcd the Tire. lie went down stairs 10 investi /.
gate tile nl;; Ter, and finding the situation OF The
lirs, passed on TO The street, where he hailed IL
policeman and requested HIM 10 raise an alarm.
Meanwhile the wife became frightened and ran
down stairs, leaving the children alone up stairs
The Janitor met her ana assured her that there
ne gaiicd rapidly, and this was The last seen
Of them alive An engine coz zap . r-rivct at the
that Il family Was ON The top ioor.
When they heard this the fircmcn laborctl
WIN great hcr0ism nhd ardor. They carried Il
stream up the staircase, lighting their way
tratcd TO the upper iuor, where the whole family
was found suirOcaich.
Tile father WAS lying under the scuitc stairs
ana Tie 1nnlhcr, with her arms about her cil!i-
apparent that, ihding retreat cut or Jcssip had
endearorcd TO rescue his family by way OF the
semitic, bu: finding the latter locked. hau fallen
BACK and been sulocatcd by the smoke.
An inquest was held at the I.cckman street
station house Saturday, to which place the bo-
dies had hcen carried. After viewing The hUdics
Coroner Finn adjourned the inquest until Fire
Marslal 5rackcit shall have made II full inyesti.
gallon into n the circumstances connected with
Inc snd affair. II Is said tha; there are several
suspicious incidents connected with the matter
Which IL Is necessary To have brought To light by
I'll: marshal before proceeding with the Inquest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
THE ELECTIONS.
BosroS, November ..

Boston, November ..
fhc vote is comparatively small. The vote
OF Boston was: Clafin, 5000; Adams, Il. 900. ana
Chambcrlain, the Workingman's candidate, 500.
Cianin's majority in the State is estimated at
10000. ~
,yss tinnrcn h yiSy,y,I Iruni
sSeyenth District, formerly represented by Secrc.
tary Boutwell,, succeeds boutwell,.
The complexion Of the Legislature is undecided.
The anti-prohibitionists are having torchlght
professions, with bands OF music.
CHICAGO, November ..
The election OF the citizens ticket is conceded
BALTIMORE, November ..
The Democratic vote i'll every precinct is light
The majority in The city, however will be about
1000.
NEW YORK, November Q.
reports from IA wards show Republican gain
OF 1000. The probability is that the Democrats
VIII carry the State. Reports from counties
where large Republican vote was pollcd show a
considerable falling of.
LATER.-The city gives $4,000 majority for The
Democrats. The returns from the interior show
heavy Democratic gains, indicating that the
state has gone Democratic. Greeley will get n
majority OF about, 1000. both branches OF the
Legislature will probably be Republican.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
OUR GREAT ST.4PLE.
Cotton Considered ns n Source OF Sa.
tional Wealth-Thc Present ana Fu-
turc OF the Cotton states.

In the report of Mr. B. F. Morse, United
States Commissioner ut .he rarls Exposition. we
find The following:
During len ycars-ls5l to 1SG0-lhc crops pro.
ducrd III the cotiongrOwing States, COTTON,
sugar tobncCo, rice, &c., not consumed al home
To about LOO O00, 0G9, IN average of i20 0C0 900
per year. which, less the amount required Ia he
eSSreiiued eS neyou their borders for tie comforts
OF ,uSttrles oi life, should lave been NJ mucl
added to The reproductive capital within those
Statca, if onc.llaif only was thus required, the
other half, or $GO,ooo,OGo per year, should have
been put TO profitable use.
Throughout the Southern States some internal
Improvement was i'll progress chiefly in tile form
OF railroads In some States, ns i'm Georgia these
works ha'l been largely extended. Chcaply b,i:;t
ana economically operated, they generally proved
iepaylnE the loans incurred for their construs.
tIon, which In many eases covered great part or
large amount OF banking capital wos wcu
employed, bnl This, when mo' owned abroad, was
Chiefly Inc proluc, of the commission and other
charges upon the produce the country, ana no:
10 amy considerable extent drawn from The ac
cuinuintin9 capital Of planters.
, ine capital which had built the few cotton ana
olner @ iictnrles ana the machine shops had also
accrued chiefly from charges upOn The prnduc.iOns
Of e ne ne country. What, then. was done with Tie
Inc true annual gains OF agriculture in these
S.atGs Inc statistics OF population show prciiy
clearly mat great part of IL was expended In
importing slaves from other States
PRESENT AND FUTURE ECEEAsE OF WEALTH =.
- THE COTTON STATES
When considering Ibis subject I'M liza economical
uspecl only, special cIlcc,s hearing unOn inyjdil.
aa ahu classes are to he disicgardcd for The gene.
ra, results Affecting the whole community.
reputation H. wealth. Money sent from Ala
nYinn w 10 virginia, to Increase the abOlg power
w VI "A hhiananla' even by importing slaves NJ $1,000
staie. But u laborers OF equal productive mower
.,, o0u,u nave been introduced, without cypcndinr
otler cnse would have been saved and thc com.
munity would have gained its use in some oilcr
lorIn Oh productive power, as In tools machinery
increase the value OF manual labor 10 The whole
people OF tho state that Is just tic difference in
importing free laborer OF equal CAPACITY. There
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.I

WASHISGTOS, November 2-lU T. NJ.
The latest returns so far received from the
Northern state elections, which took place to-day
indicate that New York has gone Democratic by
reduced majority, and that the Massachusetts
Legislature will be divided OH the mucr vcxcd
question Of liquorprohlbitOn, The senate being
Tor ana the House against il.
onical advices frcm Central America state that
the Colombian Government is rcpcn;ing or its
haste in refusing to ratify the treaty conccding
10 the United States The privilege of constructing
an intcroceanc canal across the American 18th.
mus. 1t begins to be apparent that the integrity
or i'c Republic OF Columbia depends, In great
measure, upon The construction OF this work, for
the State OF Panama threatens to secedc and set
up for itself, If the interior Colombian States per-
sist in refusing 10 enter into the just and rcasona.
bic arrangement proposed by the United States.
Charles ii. Durkhcad Uas to-day appointed AS
sissant Assessor of the Eighth Division, Third
District, OF South Carolina
The President today recalled his promise to
visit the Mechanics Fair in Baltimore tomorrow.
There was II Cabinet meeting to-;iay but owing
10 the absence OF three members no business OF
importance was transacted. Secretary Bclknap
made his first appearance upon this occasion "a
O Cabinet minister.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
EUROPE.
LONDON, November Q.

LONDON, November. Q.
Ihc ancz Canal is twenty feet deep, whicl
excludes Eugcnic's yacht rAlglc Euccnie has
ordered yacht OF less draft.
PARIS, November Q.
Ihcre IL great crowd at Monlmartc Gene
: tcry, but perfect quiet prevails.
MADRID, November 2.
inc cabinet has been in part reconstructed.
hartas has been appointed Foreign Seer ttary
and Figuerola Minister OF Finance
FHANHF0RT, November Q.
There were several heavy shocks OF an earth
quake last evening throughout Germany, par,lcu
larly In Darmstndt, Wichbadcn, Mayence and
Frankfort.
LIMERICK, November q
A meeting here to dlscnss the fxIty of lend
tenurcs was violently dispersed by Fcnian am.
nestylsts.
LONDON, November @
The Marquis OF Westminster Is dead, aged "a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
TIE VIRGINIA. STATE FAIR.

RICHMOND, November ..
In The State Fair, the mineral, pomological and
cattle departments far exceed those OF the last
Ialr, held nine years ago, and the other dcpart-
ments are equal to IL. The mineral and orc dc.
partmcnt Is the most remarkable OH the ground,
ana is crowded with specimens OF marble coal,
goid, lead, mica, gypsum iron, coffee, slate, gran.
Hc &c. Ex-Governor Hger, OF Pennsylvania IL
among the visitors, and the Hon. Horace Capron.
the United States Commissioner or Agriculture
will be here tomorrow. On Thursday, the public
onces, schools and banks in the city Will bc
closed, and the citizens generally Will adjourn TO
The fair grounds. Tic attendance today was
about six thousand, and the various railroad
trains tonight arrived crowded.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
Hotel Arriv.Is-November. ..
cuAHr.Esrox HOTEL.

thNhLtSIoS UUTET.
w. B. Cooper, J. g. Darby, ". ID. parlin.
South Carolina; Henry G. Monati, Runalo. y. T.:
T. j. Dcuschcr, DIR. J. w. Mitchell j. B Burn ami
lady, New York; Captain Geo. Mansfield Florida:
james NJ. burke, New York; John T. Dcrvccsc,
Raleigh; B. Levy, New York; Chas. Sowlcs, Asn
X. Sowles. Albany, VT; $. Bcnlcsl, New York: u,
~. LorentZ Baltimore; a. G.. Cheshire New IIlulI,.
shire; NJ. Cafe, T. NJ I'uch, Geo. II. Ellcry, Mrs.
Geo. ii. Elicry, New York; J. NJ. Wsrlh, Fayettc.
vile; B. Is. McCrury, Coumba; Charles e. Lcary.
New York; John Hooper, Aiken; c. C. Chase.
Barnwcll; Mrs. VIM. Gurncy, Miss VI. Ella t;urncy.
Miss Anne NJ Fcik. Master Il. +. Gurncy, Master
LcstcrS. Gnrncy, New York.
PAVILION IEuTEI.
j. y. Foster, Northeastern Railroad; W. (;craty
Rockville; q. r. Davison Mount Pleasant; J. iaw-
ley, Augusta; X. Cannady, City; VIM. II. De-
lcarety, boston; w. l.. MichalI, Monroe, Ga; Jno.
S. Shuck, Earnwen Journal; Mrs. IIawlcy, Angus.
IL; q. ~ Ncuiicr, Charleston; e. II. IIambery, co
lumbia; r. Is. Clark, Lewisvillc; G. KecZci, New
York; James Ryder, Jamaica, l.. J.; J. G.. Brown
New York; VIM. Davis, Mrs. II. Davis, child ami
nurse, Beaufort; w. S. Utscy, Georges Sta tion ;
John Scttlcs, Northeastern Railroad; n. T.. Rob-
crts and lady, Miss c. Williams, Barnwell; Joel H.
Duncan, Mobile; II. c. I,agget,, South Carolina;
J. 5. lamhcrg, Bambcrg; II. Z. Davis Lexington: f:
V. " Plcnc, r. II. u. Shulcr, waItcrb0ro'; s. T..
BiZer, MISSES Bizcr, Collcton District A. Is. Cor
won, 0rangcburg; s. Bass New York.
MILLS House.
+. Roscbrook, Aiken; j. Fraser, Qnehcc; W. T..
Russdlc, wife and servant, City; John NJ. Dodge,
lady and child, Augusta; ID. L. Grinlth, wife.
mother and three children, New York City; Mrs
c. NJ. Martin, Jacksonvlilc;G NJ. Nyc, Mrs. Nyc.
Emn@ Nyc, Hay A. Nyc, Georgia Nyc, Jenny Nyc,
Elmira, n. y; f. W. NJ. Aackcy, City; ID. =. sta.
pies, San Francisco; +. $. Skcels, New York; w.
Van Salscn, Petersburg; L. ID. Childs J. r. South
crn, Columbia; Jas. a. Sherry, City,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
nnN'r FOLLOW GnIz2r.Y nrAr...

am in a. iGc spirits ami gOOs, health as ever
was My wound is entirely healed, and an,
H"ni lpr many years of life ii nIy fucS allow Ii..
10 live IN pcarc:and il they do not un them br
thc consequences.
i.et Sllc' anh lnformnrS keep at Il safe tii'an:,.
from me- do not think can bc easily tr:iilcd:
Dul SIM IL Is safest for any person shat HAS tIc-
,irc 10 i.nt up Iiil'lcrhrand. TO lei that alone,
Remember the Erccnhorn that started uut 10
hunt grizzly bears i'll California
-, IN order That those who know me AMI my fam.
~ may KNOW that the writer uf Ills il ..S;,n''
Ilildcrbranl. and not Il fictitious nrrsnu wi,,
mere give the names or my wife and children
NY wife. Margarcl: cIil'irrn, Henry I,cI,rr,o
Nary Elizabeth, Nancy katharine. Margaret Ann
George Washington. Yours.
SAM IIII.DET,ItU AND