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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
tACpER COIINTY

This day personally appeared before me,
Henry M. Round, an acting justice OF the
neace IN and for the county and State atore-
said. William A. Hicks, who. after being duly
sworn. deposeth and saith that A. L. Camp
bell. SO soon as he was elected cashier OF the
columbus & Tonbigby Transportation Com,
nanv. became one Of the most constant and
active Directors constituting the Board. De-
nonent further states, that he was IN Column
bus far at least two thirds of the time that Mr..
Campbell continued in that offlce, ana tnat du-
RING all that period, that said CampDell was
always present by night or by day, a. tne
meetings Of the Directors and Stocknolders'
that he took a prominent part IN all the con
situations Of said Company, and was intimate
" ACQUAINTED with all their plans. operations
and secret councils.
Deponent further states, that when -, tne
money Of the aforesaid Company was sehlng
at > heavy discount, to wit: the bills OF tne :
5anonTinatior1 of $50 and 800, hat SAID
Camnbel proposed to this Deponent ana Judge
Ts,,slan T., issue abort one hundred thousand
d,JIgrs n bills of the denomination OF %
@Itland 800, and place the same IN the nanas
4 ses;ve accents with instructions 10 60 lnto
t5e surrounding counties, and dispose OF Inc
Whole amount thereof for property o. al xmas
assigning as reason for dong go, tna'; ~ ~
Company was then redeemHg tnelI ol -. A. 9
this last denomination with AtaOans1 au', .le
WHICH fact was generally known. 1ha 49,. ss.s
whole of the aforesaid amount eonla q 49, 49,
ed of in few days. stating a tne sa,n9 s s..,.;
that after this measure was eilecteos 1ns Us.
tuition corlld suspend all further reael1''1on :
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
THE STATE CT ALABAMA,
PICKENS COUNTY.

This day personally appeared before me
William Chalmers, an acting Justice of the
Peace, in and for the county and State afore-
said, Joseph Jackson, who after being duly
sworn, deposeth and saith that he became a
stockholder of the Columbus and Tombgby
Transportation Company in the latter part of
the year 1893; that he was elected a Director
thereof short time thereafter, and continued
in that station, until the annual election in Au-
gust 1910, when E. L. Acee was defeated for
the Office of President, Samuel Hosmer for
that of Cashier, and deponent for that of Direc-
tor. Depenent further states that said Acee
at all times opposed any increase of the cIrcu-
lation of said Company, and was decidedly in
favor of an early redemption of all the issues
then aaoat. and the prompt payment of all the
debts of the company, and that this continued
to be his fayorite policy until he was defeated
as aforesaid when he sold out his stock and
withdrew from eaid company.
Deponeni states that a0uut two weeks after
the aforesaid election, that he (deponent) was
appointed a director, and so continued until
said company closed its doors; that depon Mt
was several times in Columbus after his Sec
ond election, ard attended repeated meetings
of the board-of directors; that said Acee never
attended any of the aforesaid meetings, nor
did deponent ever hear that he attended any
other meetings or controlled or attempted to
control said company after his said withdrawal;
Deponent further states, that he never heard
that said Acee consulted or advised said CON-
pany or It's directory respecting any of their
plans or operations, nor did he ever hear that
said Acee ever obtained one dollar from said
Company, or any of its agents, or was in any
manner interested in any of their speculations.
Deponent further states that said Acee called
once or twice at the Office of said Company
upon business connected with the interest Of
the old Stockholders, but those visits were
either before or after The adjournment of the
| board of directors.
Deponent further states that A. L. Camp.
| bell after his election as cashier acted as one
| of the directors of said Company; that on al
occasions when deponent attended, that h'
| saw MIR, Campbell In attendance. and tina
depouent never heard the President Of Eaie
company or its Directory give Mr.. Campbell
any instruction about the duties of his office
| but that said Campbell kept the books of SAT-
| Company, and made just such entries Thereon
as to hun seemed proper.
/ Deponent further states, that on the day 0
the presidential election in the State aforesaid
| that John Blackwood of Columbus, presentet
to this deponent in Pickensville, letter from
| Mr.. A. l.. Campbell, in which DIR. Campbell
informed deponent that said Blackwood had II
his possession some Transportation money
and requested said deponent to aid and dssis
| said Blackwood to purchase horses, negroe
and other property Herewith, which deponen
refused to do.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 28th day ofJnne, 184l.
/ WILLIAM CHALMERS,
Justice ofthe Peace.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24

came Stakeholder and Director of the Co.
iumDus and IoHibigby Transportation Com
pshy, ABOUT the middle Of August, 1910: that
ABOUT the same time, Erasmus L. Acee sold
out ms stock. and withdrew from said Com
Pany. Deponent further saith that said Acee
aiter h's said withdrawal never attended anv
OF the meetings of the directors or stockhojd.
efs OF sad Company, nor did Ae ever hear that
saia Acee ever obtained any money either d.
Iec.iys or indirectly from said Company or any
OF the agents. nor was he in any manner inter.
ested 10 any of their specnlatious; nor did he
coheroi or attempt to control said Company or
us directory or give them any advice or con.
trols-while deponent was Director thereof.
Sad deponent further states that A. l..
Campbell while Cashier, was one OF the most
active OF the Directors of SAIL comDanv. and
was the principal actor and adviser thereof:
that while he was cashier as aforesaid, that he
(CampbelD proposed to deponent to take i
large amount of drafts drawn by said companv
and travel through the country for the mr..
pose OF purchasing negroes, horses, and other
property, which proposition deponent rejected
WIN indignation as he regarded such propo-
sltion as both base and unprincipled. Depo-
neat further states,--that after said Campbell
resigned the Office of Cashier ofsaId Company
that ne (CampbelD offered to draw a large
amount OF drafts and give them to dcponen,
ior the purpose Of purchasing property of vari.
Gus klnds-saying that he could ante date then
SO as to make 1t appear that they had beer
drawn while he was cashier-which PROPOSE.
tlon deponent also rejected with the contempi
It deserved. Deponent states that on another
occasion said Campbell proposed to draw
drafts to the amount of $50,O00 and give them
70 dePonent to carry to Mobile, have them
accepted, ard convert them into good funds
and then return the sum thus secured to hin
Campbell offering at the time liberal com,
Pensatlon for the services; which proposal was
also rejected.
Deponent states that said Campbell after.
wards acknowledged in the presence of Geo
Vaughan, that he had made the aforesaid prop
ositIons.
Deponent further states, that believing thai
Campbell was issuing out large amounts o
money improperly, that he deponent, sold ou
his stock and withdrew from said COMPANY
and that it was after his said withdrawal tha
Campbell made the above mentioned PROPOSE.
tons to him.
TH0S. N. BARHAM.
| Sworn to and subscribed before }
me this 3lst July, a. d. I64I.
A. w. DABNEY, (seal,1
Justice of the Peace
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24

VI
S1R:-We have read the letter OF "Cato
in the Sentinel referred to in your note OF this
morning. We give you below bret state
ment of facts, which you are at liberty 10 use
as YOU may deem proper. On the 18th OF
April, 1889, Messrs. Flack & Andersons de-
posted with us for professional at entlon, note
made BY Messrs. Shaw s. Watkins for $2.I48
90 100, due Dec. LIST, 1893; suit was instItu-
ted on this note; and OH the 10th ofJuly, lS4O,
we paid over to you the sum of $224D, the
amount collected. We received notice before
this money was collected; from P. N. Grant
ESQ. then your partner, that you were the hol-
ders of our receipt, and also of an order rom
Flack a. Anderson, directing US to pay the
amount when collected 10 you; which receipt
and order we received from you, when we PAID
n vou the above sum. Some few weeks
since. DIR. Anderson applied to know what DIS
nosition had been made of the money collect
ed nv MS from Shaw g. Watkins, and stated 20
MS. that the Judgment against Elack q Ander-
SON. obtained by Acee eEGrant, N favor OF Ash
furst g. Sous was in full force, and had mol
heen credited with the amount paid by us 70
Won in satisfaction of that Judgment We
called with Mr.. Anderson at your ottlce, and
learned YOU were absent-subse quently upon
P. NJ. Grant, ESQ and were informed oy nm
that he was unable to gre any expianatlon
relative to the business Of the late nrl 81 Acee
e. Grant. The statements IN the sSent1nef
and the reference to US are unautnorlzeI 0y
ether Of us. We know nothing OF the writer,
and the declarations made by him cannot be
established by reference to us.
00''S. Yours, Respectfully,
TUCKER g. BUTTERWORTH.a
To e. L. Acee, Esq.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24

apprised Messrs Ashhurst & sons O
the collection Of this money and received
their answer under date Of sept. 4th 16z0
informing me that they had given TO Mr.
Jesse N. Tate of Raleigh Tennessee an or
der on me for the amount in my hands.An
early ID November, Mr.. Benjamin N. Al.
exander; presented me with letter from
M. Tate, enclosing the order Of Messrs
Asiihurt dS sons, of which the following Is
an extract:
RALEIeH, TENNESSEE, oct. Il, le4U.
DEAR SIR. Enclosed ] hand you oy
Mr. Alexander. Messrs Rich'd Ashhursl
q sons order upon you for whaieyel
noonevs of theirs, you may have collect
I'll Yours respectfully,
=. JESSE NJ. TATE.
TO E. L. AcEr, Esq,
PHuADrLpHla, Sept 9TH l84O.
q. L. AcEE. Esq, Columbus Miss,
Please pay to Mr.. Jesse n Tate, or OF
der any funds in your hands collected Q
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
The SATE OF MISSISSIPPI IS.

R.rorrn' DAY PSOnalIy appeared before ne ne
Deaesy NJ koad, an acting justice Of tne
aid u ~ and Tor he county and State aiote'
aAe, y llam A.1icks Of said county, "no'
dat noeng duly worn, deposeth and saltn'
lar ,SeG Acee m4iiested much anxiety our
hiiio0s s : year 1888, redeem the whole eircu-
pou,s y, tle Columns and TombIgby Trans
nd ~, .sa Company, I'D to pay Oft their debts;
5F ~, ' ne accepted the Presidency thereol
express puhosc. That during ms
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
V''nOus, Miss, August 4, ls4l.

.aoo'her letter charges that in the month
0'plember (after | had Withdrawn from
company, u took out $4,000. in the
y 4s ofthe company(three others Vaughn
,e'i'' and Aldridge, taking out the same
.~uni apiece, and traversed the coun-
y Purchasing up property with tho same; me;
ian ealumny has also been cIrculalep
Y W. a. L. Campbell (ihe poor 'psirr'
~ Of the eonspiratorS,) with whose :,
Nyocier and conduct, the public shan
,yecOme acquainted.
N.Y. SO charged in both of the aiore'
,dsu srs, with having fraudulcnily mace
\ Ip,9,,e, in the vaults Of said Company.
aosas'hem to make a false exhi0H o
s,,; Io4gA n by which means lcouia more
y usPNe Of their notes.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
- N0YITREF COUNTY.

This day personally appeared before me
Anderson w. Dabney, an acting Suses e.. y
me Peace, in and for the County anQ ossss
aforesaid, Thomas y. Bayham' VINO. alse Is Pc =.
ina duly sworn, deposeth and saiIn 1nae ns =
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: 20-UMBUS. MISSISSIPPI TUESDAY. AIJCIJST 81 1s11

s $40 and wealthy individuals for abou.
$4,000 and received Ia payment; Of the
clalm from Maj. NJ. Abney, that sum IL
inc notes Of the company, which after.
wards became yalueless on my hands and
was returned to DR.. w. w. Humphries
while acting as cashier. Indeed the books
OF the company show, as | have heretofore
proved, IN myfirst address.that just before
the aforesaid examination took place that
the stockholders paid upon the stock
S23, 600, for which they were credited b.
Mr.. A. L. Campbell, who was then the
cashier. In addition TO this circums,an
&c their books also contain the following
entries.
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CoLnMRus. june 25, ls4l.

To Messrs. Tucker & ButterwOrth.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24
scOlumbus Miss. ocl. 1eth Is4o.

RESOLVED, that the cashier ofthis com.
pany pay over 10 Thomas G Smith as
Agent. for The company 10 purchase two
good substantial Steamboats, Boats of light
drauSht to navigate the Tombigby flyer,
the sum of Thirteen thousand dollars of A.
ALBANIA funds.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-24

And in the stock Ledger, Messrs D M.
Dunlap & Co. are charged in the hand
scriting of Mr.. Campbell as follows:
D. M. Dunlap 8. Co. DR..
Oct ooh 1910, To amount of receipt,
$4,000
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-02

lamb mitgebradlt, bebden; te mage es n1cht IN co6
as struds ioeit ic) flrd)te itenen W1lBhanos
luu9en aus9efeBt 5n 1etn, unb mbdte bod germ me1n
Iocn DelttIhanp nt9ebradltes Ggenthun' mlecer 9af
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Dame gdb Die Saden auf-beibe Sbetle muroen 1eood1
ant ndd1lteu Gage entg nadYcrf, pa 3u 1teben:-Orre
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MAIDEN nno fe DeutId, Su lebren. CSoltsbtss
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etpa I9 NReen Deltlid1 bon gSaNhtn9tOn, am 2tttle
tOer, tDdbrfu6 er b duf Der Sa9o befdno, BON BIER
pantbern an9e9rtffen puroe. @r ere9te nerelben u
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raume 3et NIT benlelben berungeIdln9en BATE DIE
clbe fenes @etpebres rpar bon ben 3dbnen Der ons9
tber furdterltd, 5u9ertd1tct. CSlIte Il. n. 96.
Der Saoannab 9err9ien entbdlt 6pl9enoes iber
ben 9lusgan9 oes Greffens, @aptdn Varum mt
ben 5lotanern bate tlatfa ben 6ten O1drs lS41.
@aptdn Barum perlieB nit fenen Qeuten am Gage
naeb oen Grefen am Sran9e Greet, Sort fnBel, NM
benz etnoe ltacSIeBen unD NIT haben 1ceben9tddrict
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ten entbet ter feuerten Die Sotoer auf ote Sclbas
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Snoaner utdben Dem fenrt9en Sln9rtfe Der Scleaten
aus. perduf serit6rten Die Splcaen 1dtmtllehe BON
ben noatern in ben 9agerpdsen su~lcfaefaBene abe,
@tnt9e Sdren ulto anhere Sodute aber, ctpe frift
geidcBene Stice Sepchauo uno ptlce Truthdbne bts
helten bte Scloaten fir i Inter ben @tfefter be'
fano fh en lluornts9lpd, ben lieutenant Sbarncpb,
ano en Sptsenfra9en, ben bic Yrau oeS eientenatst
Wcnt9cnerY 9etrage1, ais e in Der 9tibe bon Oaicas
nopD er,croct ipurOen. D1an fano audi ein frildes
grab tn Der Sdhe un6 oartn ben2ebnam eines 9roeen
®ere, tueEder Cnabrd,einltd in Der Sdbladt PIT
yteut Ilburtls) bnrh Die Sruft gcfhp6en mar. ccs
Dem Die Snotaner 9cfIpten 1parc1 fanb oiel 8tS
tpuren i'm Sourn,cd, pprau6 ftd1 fhlteBen e6, odB Las
Neuer Ger Srloaten unter Capt. 8arum nobt rhne@rs
tcl9 9ewefen. grn oerfheoencn Geiteu hcr feBt mani
Den Snotonern nad ano neet lit Der @eaeno spiidcn
SDrt Sarlee uno Sort Ipolnle6 ncd> bduf9e Spuren
berf16cn.''
Gon pilatfa piro INTERN 14ten 9Rdr5 9cmeloct, bas
@opitatnSarr bonn 2cn 0raapnerseen,ent bon feitler
@rpebtttcn srid9efrn,men 1T. Seine eeute haben 81
notancr init ocreu duptlin9e &pra Iufteuugse gre
tan9en gencm'men. 3ren3i9 altc 5nbaner farnen nad
Sort Sanun9 uno ergaben fdt. - gBilb Sat bat cine
llnterreoan9 nit bem cpmamanoirenben generale ger
babt uno 1T rpeber fort sesonsea, asn fene qeute sn
hoen uno fd NIT linen 3u er9eben. G6 iIrb est cttpn
400 S1totaner 1T glem III Gampa gaD nnb so anoere
fIno anf benz 9Sese rahin. Cstlte mb reue MeIt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-02
Ser l5aterIanbe s -yreunb na6 G59i1f DeE 3eif

Elm 8Gnoel tpel6es er nod BEL fib batte., s.
5 sRelen unterbolb btrStootf feetenfie ibn an eben
beristben Seite ans eanc, BON relber er eetomu,en
sDlt ben. &abn iteuerte man nod rpeiter Dem Stube
enttan8, unb ntd6ts lit oon ben S6urfen ouseefua-
ben moroea. gEr fiibrea pies 8eiipiel ots28arnuns
an, iIdb in bieisr trduri9ea in fbtau nebmen,
unO su oermeioeu Qbeuos I'D Don oet Gfaot su ent-
fernen. (Soltsbl.
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Cincinnati, W2ira 25. 1871.


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Cincinnati uno puroe burb Gef3dfte 70 lan9e bier
aifeebaltea,bis bic Sdbre dber ben Sbio ibreSabr-
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efrpas beaarubi9t, fra8te 100 man Jpn ons eano
ID itken 9eeente, tcorauf Ct Die bore 4ntwort ct,
belt in Der DSae !Sest fbrie er um 6dlfe, ollein
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ten ibn il ben Slub sn aperfen, ipenn er @erdafb1
made bierauf ptdnoerteu fie bas Gafbsnbuch, nab
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bes StaatS Mieruri, neriammeln, lm bic Heiie qes
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