Atlanta Ga. Feby. 10. 1856
Dear Sir
Since my answer to your communication I have
had an interview with Mr. Thomas White who was
Secretary of our State Directory. His address is Agusta Ga.
you can correspond with him on the subject of your
communication to me if you see proper. I believe
you said at the conclusion of your communication,
that it was rumored there that war was to be immediately
declared between this Country and England; and if so
who could tell the end? I am not a prophet, but
permit me to inform you that the rumour will turn
out to be a bull, the end his posterior, and right
under his tail will be located the Emigrant Aid
Society by every true and patriotic friend of
Ireland.
Respectfully
C. Cumming

on the other side is a copy of a second 
letter from Dr. Chas. Cumming of Ga.
I send it to you as a specimen of
English composition under difficulties.
Mc.G.
Dr. John J McGowan
Providence R Island
Feb. 16 1856
On reception of Charters,
and enclosing a note
from Dr. Cumming of
Georgia.