The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-25

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fftyaid makss TIE following addition.
II fsvslntlonsi
That Campbell and suevsI we're
aul1fne,I, N they confessed Imfofe lhe
committee, and we're employed "
sutofn others, and paid handsomely
fof their fasallty, che fYlIowias cyf.
fsspondence. Witch | have procured
with much difficulty, wiII establish
beyond a doubt. The first letter u
directed 10 Sanford tohovef, faq,
Washington, y. g."
wslses iIoes n Atssss Nov ~ iscs,
Mn Cosovrn--Deaf s'ifi | have
Just parted wIlh the party | thought
would DO 10 represent Lamar lie
will 20 inio The game and swear all
that IA wanted but he pIs4s bis
price At a pretty high figure. lie
wants 5000, aud says be won't cell
HE soul for Iess. You told me not
10 20 above $1,000, but the Judge
told me afterwards that II necessary
I could 10 $500 more. But even
this IA far below the mark. What
am | to do7 lhave written the Judge
how the matter stands, aud | hope
you will urge him 10 come TO the
terms. Dick Is a good fellow, and we
can depend on him without fear, and
he has the faculty liars need most
q mighty good memory. | hope TO
receive q message from you to-mor-
row, telling me to strike the bargain.
At any rate, let me know how to act
as soon as possible.
Truly Yours,
WV. CAMPBELL.
Nsw Yoar, March 8. 1869.
Mr.. CoNovER--Dear Sir: I have
been trying to see you for several
days but hear that you are out Of
town. I shall leave this at station
A, that you may get II as soon as you
return. am in great need Of more
money-my last investments did not
pay, and l am dead broke, and 50 is
Snevel. The Judge told me when l
last saw him to communicate with
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wAsmsoros, March II, 1865.
Mr.. s. CoSovER-Dear Sir: Since
writing you and enclosing draft as
requested, / have received a letter
from Campbell, to which / replied
this morning, mentioning the funds
remitted to you for himself and Mr.
Snevel, and asking him to see you
He does not, however, know precisely
where to find you, and l presume yor
have not his address, which is thu
Whitney House, corner Of Twelffl
street and Broadway. | hope yot
will place the funds in his hands with
the least possible delay, as he seem
; to be greatly in need.
Very respectfully, your obedien
servant, J. HoLT,
Judge Advocate General.
The following letter is directed b
! asanford Conoyer. Esq. Postofiicc
. station +, New York city,
! Asroa IIorsr, April II, 1896.
! DEAR CoyovER: | came in las
, evening and have been all day en-
r dcavorinp to find you. That Villa
4 Campbell has divulged the whole ar
|, nngement to Davis friends and will
! II possible, be pushed before the com
mittee. I have been sent on TO ASST,
|. you in getting him sweet again, 8
that he will stand by his story, Q
else keep out Of the way. /. It mu,
= be done at any cost. | am prepare
with the needful. Old 279 and No.
!, were at headquarters the day befol
Il ,be;r b.con II muss be dome q,