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COunciIsOtthe American Legion of Honnr.

TUE UNDERSIGNED, DEPUTY SUPREME
i COMMANDER for the State Of Mississippi
Is prepared to give full Information as-t,' the
plans and workings " this now widely ex.
tended Benevoleni Order which guarant as
large and as reliable assurance as any Asso.
citation that has Vet been organized for mutual
aid. | viii institute Councils a. any time
and at any plaee when so desired. Address
all communications % me AZ pc Station.
Pamela County, Miss. aud they will receive
prompt attentiop
L. p. PIPElN, n. S. C.
jana Sl-Sm.
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APPROVED, January 50, 1852.
/ AN act to amend Chapter y, Revised Cade
( 1884 10 relation 10 the preservation of game

IN FII o HWtnd LHapItF % htNIsti 2 Ut
1884 10 relation 10 the preservation of game
apd oysters
SECTION l. BE it enacted by he Legislature
of the State Of Mississippi, That Chapte %
section 955 of the Revised Code of 1880 be Sc
amended as 10 strike ont February in the S;h
liae and insert March, and strike out April in
the 10Th line and insert May, also strike out
the words more Ia the 10 il and 10Th lines
aud insert "less.'
SEC , Be further enacted, That his chap
ter shall be ou,trued so to give Boards Of
Supervisors Of the various counties, jnrisdiG-
ton or authority TO change the dates in the
same.
SEC. 3. Be il further enacted, That this act
take effect aud be in iorce from and alter lis
passage
Approved February 2, 1882.
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CHALMERS, c. J.,
Held

l. Though the lender of money knew
that it is to he applied to firm pur-
pesos, yet ii the credit is extended TO
the individual partner procuring the loan,
its 9 plication to the firm business gives the
lender nc claim against the firm. A fortiori,
must this be so, whore the liability OF the in
duvidual partner is incurred Ia some tFansac-
ton outside OF the scope of the firm business,
aud in a matter in waeh he had no power to
bind bis eo-partners without their assent.
The reception OF the note for collection in
this case was the act of Mcdonald alone, and
tue signing Of the receipt in The firm name was
unauthorized and impose no Ii biltty on tue
hrm. He was the individual agent Of the
owner of the note. His application of the pro-
ceeds efthe collection to firm purposes was
conversion on his part and the same having
taken place without the knowledge or consent
Of his oo-partner, it imposed 70 liability on
him. affirmed
To he remarked I
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Lies Stock Journal
re Is hope the I.eelslelnle viii rot Ial-
seE e place good lak o. dogs, AID thus
S'zs zsaz sneeaE assa'fH g sheep hess
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Mrs. E. +. PROCTOR, txrE BEAuREGAED)
III residing IN NEW ORLEANS, offers her
services to Ladies in LOUISIANA and other
states, who wish to make purchases Of every
kind in that City.
Instructions should be sent full and clear
accompanied by a Post Office Order for the
amount OF purchase desired, in every branch
Of Industryi her charges or commission viii
be very moderate.
Addrase
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JOINT KES0La TON requesting orr Sena-
tors aud Representatives 10 exert their in
fneuce for the passage ct the 81 = now pend-
ing n Congress providing for making the
COMMISSIONER Of agriculture . Cabinet
oiiceF.
Whereas. The Agricultural class compose
tie large mss Of the peopls Of our common
wealth, and heir elevation and promotion IS
The great lever b which every other industry
Is sustained. and
Whereas Their demands hate aIwaTs been
anDfesen5ious, ana they hare nncnmp lalning-
IS paid fribaie e the Generai doTeFnElent fak
IN excess Of benefits received therefore
Resolved, That the Lseis1sture Ct tie ntate
st Mississippi endors nlask heartily the effort
that IS being made d sa6ure that just reeo gnlz
fienof aFEieulfuraI interests b. making rs
Commissioner "a net 8fiieer and thar our
Senator's and Repre- sen1atiFea ~ congress be
fteue Ted 10 exerg heir II ueuce To- t1e pas4s
49, e 81 4 now pending a Con sreze lel lhls
oufpesa
Asnolvsd Thai lke esg6fnes bs requested
g Forward s6ny &. s1sse resolutions g see1
81 oar Senators 311 tpfz senl2if4 e9
3EFs6TF1. = 2 l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
fist
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
b!lsISIIIVls;lIII
UEEllJIIIIIlIDEIJ
IN The City Of Louisville, on
Tuesday, February %, 1882.

These drawings occur monthly under INA
visions of an Act Of the General Assrmbfv y,
Kentucky. VI
The United States CiIcsit Court on March
81, rendered the following decisions.
lsT-THAr THE CoNMoSw DIsrR1Ru.
rIoN COMPANY IS LEGAL.
2D-ITs DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
N. B.-rae Company has now on hand =.
large reserve iunl. Resd the list Of prizes
for the
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APPROVED. February 2, 1882.

AN ACT to authorize the Governor of he
State of Mississippi TO offer reward for the
apprehension aud arrest OF the assassin O.
sassins of W F. Tucker.
of the State of Mississippi, That the q vernon
of the State of Mississippi be and he is here
BY authorized to offer reward of one thOus-
and dollars for the apprehension, arrest and
conviction of the assassin or as -assins of the
late " F. Tucker and that the same be paid
out Of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated and that the Auditor o.
Public Accounts Issue his warrant for the
same in favor Of the person or persons entitled
thereto on the requisitiOn OF the Governor,
and that this act take effect and be in force
from and after its Passage.
Annnnrrn Innrrarr.. "a 1850
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CAMERON & SWAN,
LUMBER DEALERS.
JACKSON. Mrsa

Yam IN WEST Jackson. NrAR r p
DEPOT; Minis, BRooKHAvEN. Mss =
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or RounH
- and Dressed YELLow PINE IUMBEE.
LUMBER, SHINGLES and IATHs d;rs =,
ron the Mills, upon short notice. ~ Orders
sept. p silly.
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MEMORIAL 70 The Congress Of the United
States asking an appropriation for the
Improvements Of the pass leading into Biloxi
Bay.
To the Honorable The Senste and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States in Con-
gross assembled The memorial Of the Leg s
1atnre OF the State Of Mississippi earnestly re-
quest tie attention of the honorable Congress
Of the United States to the necessity and i'm
p5rtanee Of improving the navigation Of the
pass leading into Biloxi Bay. The present
condition Of said pass is such IS to demand
immediate attention, and your meu.orialisis
respectfully refer to the report of Maj. 4. N
DaFnreu United States En-. iaeer for the year
ending December, 1881, showing BY the
survey of Capt. Thomas L. Harrison, civil
engineer that said pass is in need
of, and is susceptible OF great improve
ment by M derate expenditure. Your memo
Fiaiists respectfully submit that according 70
said report heimprovement at present needed
can be accomplished BY obtaining a channel
one hundred and fifty feet wide and nine feet
Deep AZ a cost Of fifty thousand. dollars. Such
/ improvement by iessening the dangers and
uncertainties Of navigation of said pass, and
/ increasing It's value and Importance would
greatly facilitate aud cheaper transportation
/ and thus materially contribute to the CONNER
1 eiaI interests of the State
/ Your memorialists, Therefore respectfully
ask Tbai the Honorable Congress of the Uni
/ ted STATES viii make the necessary apprOpria-
I ton and cause this much needed improvement
/ TO be begun a. as early day as prae-
ticable under the supervision and control
of competent officers If the United States
! Engineer corps and your memoriaiists will
/ ever pray, ETC.
Basolved by the House of Representatives
the Senate concurring, That the Governor he
respectfully requested to forward the &C
eompanxing memorial to our Senators and
/ Represents tives in Congress of the United
/ States.
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The Lien Law

EDITORS CLARION: An old subscriber
asks to be heard through the columns OF
your paper !; in the matter of the repeal OF
the lien Law, and the substitute which is to
take its place. The benefits appear still
to be for certain class or two, and not gem
eral; say landlords and merchants, lsupply
dealers). Ifany exceptions are to be made
f1r the absolute necessities for the subsis=
tence Of laborers and agricultural interest
and success, It does appear that the doctor,
the druggist and mechanics should have at
least an equal showing IN the distribution
of the products Of the laborer. The assis-
tance of these are generally, if not always
necessary to enable the laborer either in
himself OF those dependant upon him, to
perform his daily, monthly and annual
labor, in the way Of services, medicines or
tools Without health or tools be can ros
labor, and without pay, these men can not
continue to furnish the articles IN their
lines Poverty and destitutions will force
them to abandon their present pursuits nm
less there IS change FAIR Play.
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LEGO Prizes Sll2, 400
81 Tickets, $50. SIS Tickets, 500
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter. mr.
send by Express DON'T SEND BY REGIS,
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFFTCE ORDER
Orders Of So and howard, by Express can be
sent at onr expense. Address all orders IN
z. ~ BOARDMAN, Courier-Jourual Build.
ing, LoUIsvI,BE. KY, or T. j. CoMNEE FORD.
2l2 Broadway, NEw YoRK.
ian. s. lSSl-1y.
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L A w s
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
fpUBLIsHKD BY AuTHoRIrY.l
oF TIE


An ACT to regulate the term Of once q
eopntv superIntendents Of Education, anu
TO provide Tor filing vacancies therein;
SEcrIoE l. Be it enacted by the Leg
isIature Of the State Of Misslss ppl,
That the term of Office of COu1ty SupsT,
iutendents of Education shall be hxe4
and definite term, commencing and ending on
the first Mon1ay of February 9i-enniAlly. ami
the first term under this act shall commences
on the first Monday Of February, a. y. 1861
SIC 2 Be it further enacted, That, except
As hereinafter provided, al appointments 20
fIi said Office shall be flied by the State Board
Of Education by and with the advice and con-
sent Of the senate, within the thirty days
preceding the commencement of the term OF
office as prescribed by this act and The term
OF Office OF tie atp0intee shall commence st
the time herein fixed. without reference to the
date Of his confirmation by the senate
SEC. g. Be il further enacted, That II IRON
any cause the Senate should fail to take ac-
ton upon a nomination made BY the Board OF
E gueaiion within the thirty days preceding
the commencement OF the term, as herein
fixed the sail nomination may De acted upon
any tine during the session, and II reject
ed aHoIher may be made. but the term OF
Office Of the appointee, whether confirmed
vIhin the thirty days or afterwards, shall
commence as herein fixed Oh the first Mon
day in February.
SIC. 1 Be- il luther enacted, That if a va
ats. The same shall be filed by appointment OF
The Board Of Education, and The appJintee
( mall hold until the end OF the uneXplred reg
ular term during which the vacancy occurred
an no longer.
SIC 5. Be it further enacted, That nothine
ia tnis act small be construed so as to impair
the rights Of any County superintendent whose
term will not expire until after the first Mon
DAY IN February 1852, and in all sucn ease'
tae successors Of such Superintendents shat
be apptiHted by the the Board OF Education
with the sivIc= aud consent Of the Senate, !
the Seaate snail be IN session when the vacan
CIV occur-, and If not, then by the Board Of I'D
ucatiOn, but either case the term Of such ap
pointee shalt expire the first Monday 6
February 1884, the purpose OF this act being Il
make the term Of office of county Supernteh
deaf fxei ami definite aud 10 secure unifoTmi
c. m the tenure OF the same.
SIC. 6. Be 10 further enacted, That the Board
Of Education shall give information 20 the sen
{ at. a. often as IL may assemble of all appClat
ments male by them in vacation under thil
act, and TOE SeHa5e y repeat any o. ali o
{ such appointments IN which event the Boar.
4 snail Immediately with the advice and consen
f the Senate, nj such vacancies anew, TIA
appginLee or app0iHtces TO hold only n8tll TIA
expiration of nC regular term during whic
. / iur vacancy occurred,
- SEC Z. b. il further enacted, That this &C
shall take effect and be Ia force from and afte
o its passage.
AppR.vEn January 26fb 1882
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AN ACT making appropriations to buy /
- =. 81. a..-nrr,nr,s Na.a.nr,

AN ACT m&king appropriations to buy fur
nitare for the Governors Mansion.
SgcrIox /. Be is enacted BIZ the Legislature
Of the state Of Mississippi, That the sum OF two
thousand d9liSFs, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, is hereby appropriated out Of any
moneys in the treasury NOT asherwise apppo-
priatsd, 10 purchase household iurnifure for
tb Governor Msnsien.
SEc 2 Be il further enacted. That the ap-
srepriation made BY this act shall be dis
baFsea only On the order Of The Lieutenant
Governor. Secretary Of State, and Attorney
General who shall make repars Of the dis
bursement Of said fund % he Legislature.
SEC, 3. Be il further enacted, hat shis act
take eject from and after It's passage.
APPROVED. February2 l662
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NURSERY FIRE RENDERS, COAL HOBS
IN and Coal Vases, ShovelS, longs and Polers,
Hearth Br0oms, Fire Stands Set Fire longs
Aniirons, Coal lgnls. Crates and extra baskets,
trivets, stove pir@ and Elbow, Saucepans. etc
LEE HARRISON & Co.
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AprRovED, January 25lh, 1882.

AN ACT 70 amend chapter 6, section 1873 of
the Revise Code OF 1850, in reg trI 70 en-
pi0yes OF the Legislature.
SEcEI l. Be it enacted by the Legislature
Of the State OF Mississippi, That section
l85. chapter 6 of III Revised Code of 1880,
be amended after the word day In the last
line as follows and THAI the presiding oiheer
of the Senate shall appoint two portcrs and
tae+Speaker of tae House three porters WHO
shall rec.iye two do lars per d y each.
SIC , Be il further enacted, That this act
take effect nd be in force from and after its
passage.
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! AN ACT to repeal section 4Si of Revised Code
1880 in relation to Public Revenue.
SEcFloN /. BE it enacted - the legislature
of the state of Mississippi, That section 4S4 be
aud the same IS hereby repeated.
SEC z Be Is further enacted, That this
act take effect and he in force from nd after
its passage.
APPROVED, February 2 1882
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GALLON JUGS; Srope JAS and Churrs.
Vt LEE RIG RDSpN 4 co, Vickshurr.
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REBORIED EEhL1 FOX The CLARION, By
ROBT. sHoTWELL, ATToRNEY-A1-LAW
J. G. HAWKINS
Vs.
W. w. McPHERsox.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Itawamba
Couaty, Hon. J. a. Green, Judge.
Plaintiffs use being indebted to the firm OF
Mcdonald & Mcpherson TO The amount OF a
few dollars only, delivered to Mcdonald OF
said firm note for $75 on one Gattliu, wi h
instructions to c0lecs the same, and after ap
plying the proceeds to the payment of tie
small sum due by him, 10 hold tde baenee for
him or place it 10 his credit. Melon I'D exc
cuied To him receipt for the note delivered
IL the firm name by which he stipulated TO
collect and account Tor il. The note was col
lee ed and he proceeds used BY Mcdonald in
payiag off some firm debs, except the small
amount applied to the payment of the account
due by Pickles. This suit is against the other
partner Mcpherson, to hold him liable for the
amount collected aud applied 20 th9 uses of the
firm. Il Is edmitted that he had no knowI-
eege Of the transaction in any Of its features,
and the court Eerefore charged that he was
not liable. and This ruling Of the court is as
signed for error
Newnon Cayce for appellants
]. L. Finley for appellee.
CHALMERS, c. j.,
TsI7
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
OCTOBER TERM, 1880.

REPORTED WEEKLY FOR THE CLARION, BY
ROBT. sHoTWELL, ATToRNEY-AI-LAW.
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MahOneifcs BADLY Scared.

The StraightOut committee OF this dis
t~ict sent out three of their cQpred orators
lust Monday to fill various appointments in
this county. 1t appears from intelligence
received here that, beginning with their
appearance at Concord on Monday. they
have been doing very effective work among
the colored people Of Campbell. convert
ing many from the error OF their ways"
and, as Il natural sequence, creating con-
sternation in the ranks of the "brcad-
and-butter brigade" Of this city. To meet
the onslaught OF the dread Straight
outs, Postmaster Statham dispatched
to Evington, on Saturday. Tom Brown. a
negro, who is paid for attending to the
transfer Of the mails at the Union depot.
and Jordan Merchant, another negro, who
Is paid by this paternal Government for
manipulating the mail. Ii was the purpose
OF these patriots to try at ENingtOn to stem
the tide that Is soon TO Overwhclm them.
They are no match, however, for their op-
ponents in this instance, and the way quaint
old Jake F0lwell will make the fur lly from
these Malone hirelings will result in much
greater benefit TO the Straightouts than il
they had remained here in the discharge Of
the duties for which they are paid.-
LHach6arg Viryinidn.
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Mahona TO Fullxerson.

MALONE publishes FULKERsoN's' letters
and EvIgERsoN publishes MAHoNE's. The
last Abingdon Virginian contains n rich
letter OF MAHoYE's. He says Of BAILEY
ale Is an arrogant ass" In another
place MALONE says Of BAILEY that he fell
~obligcd, at the risk OF offending the jack
ass" TO do so and so. The General touches
ap MEADE and MAYo-as follows:
"If Meade and Mayo had any influence
the night before, l am quite sure II was
confined exclusively 10 Bailey. The truth
Is, the previous conduct OF these gentle
men Meade and Mayo was well under
stood by every member Of that conference,
and by 10 they were powerless to impress
any member save perhaps Mr.. Bailey, II IL
were possible to impress him at any time
or on any subject"
JOHN s. WISE comes In for "beneht.
He and General MALONE and their allies
so the General writes, "played |" upon
the Democrats OF Richmond as described
in the following words:
"The counter-propostion was brought
out once before by Captain John 5. Wise,
who, nc the Thursday morning meeting,
took occasion TO say that the scheme had
not originated with hIm-that he had got
ten il from me; but honestly asked, as far
a. we could. he might have the credit for
offering, since it would help HIM to many
votes i'm Richmond. Ii was precisely the
scheme | told General Pryor on the occa-
sion Of visit two weeks before, with which
told him we would copper the Koner
proposal, which learned then. for the first
time, would be soon submitted"
This refers 10 the kOINER proposition to
form HANCOCK electoral ticket composed
of both Fundcrs and Readiustcrs, and the
MALONE counter-proposition to have n
primary election and let in "the faithful
allies" General PRYOR figures, too, for
the first time.
Now see what prophet General Ma
HONE was. This letter is dated September
20. $780,. Here is his prediction as to the
result:
"You are right; we have been greatly
strengthened by the proceedings. Our
friends everywhere are iubilant, while the
Funder faction is unhappy. They are
damning Koiner and each other for their
unwisdom and want OF tact. Now is the
time to press"
"Greatly strengthened y; yet, after being
"greatly strengthened" his ticket received
but 81 900 votes in Virginia.
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Garrison at Tappahannock.

IAPPAHANNocK, Va, October 20, 1882.
10 tie Editor Of the Dispatch:
The Hon. George T. Garrison spoke here
Saturday and made an impression upon his
hearers that will stimulate them TO renewed
ehort In this canvass. There can be no
doubt that he Is the most practical, abIest.
ana most useful member that has represent
ca TINS district since the war, and has ac-
compllshed more for his constituent. under
adverse circumstances. His reelection be-
comes duty that every man owes himself.
and those who do not work without ceos'
Ing for il will deserve all the evil results
that will follow if he is defeated: and
though his prospects appear hattering'
safety lies in making his election doubIy
'ure.
Colonel Volt spoke Mt the sane time.
nd showed up MahoneslI In all It's hcrrl-
lie dcformity, GARNET.
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CAROLINE COUNTY, Va,
Z

NANOIINE IOINII, T.,
October 10, 1852.
TO the Editor Of tie Dispatch:
You will please publish in Your paper q
few words OF my sentiments in regard to
politics in Caroline. ~ a Republican |
shall support the Straightout Republican
ticket; for the Malone party was gotten
up for the purpose OF breaking up the Re
publican party, and | do not believe the
good sense Of the colored people will fol-
low the Malone party.
OF the two Wi>es, | had rather support
George ID. Wise, ii there l. no Republican
against him; for | have known him for
twenty years, and | know him TO be an
uncompromi>ing lawyer. So believe in
him, Republican or Funder.
Very respectfully, PULP GRAY.
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DEATHS.

Died. nj :. Bellevue.r Halifax, Va, on the gth OF
octobor. Mrs MAMIE f.. WATKINS, wlie OF
Mr.. Richard V. Watkins and daughter OF the ittc
John u. and judith A. Carrington'
Died at his residence, In IIenrlco county, VA on
Monday, October 23d. DANIEL bohNE' III '"o
sixty-second year Of his age.
Farewell my sisters and friends Lament no more
am not lost, but gone before
Behold the place in which llel
AS We are now so once was J.
NV time has come and am gone
TO leave you thus all forlorn.
Yet hope on, my friends. DO not delay;
Think of your brother ana still obey
Your God and mnc-who Is YOUR only friend
TjI Death your troubles soon Will end
\ ct pray for me. and do not cry
The saviour died for you and |.
Funeral will take place THIS Tuesday MORN
IN(, at II O'Clock. Friends of the family are H.
vited to attend without further notice.
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A Fine PrOsDect.

Mr.. BLAIR says Out remember that hi,
opinion binds nobody that all registered
voters not assessed with the capitation. tax
have the right TO vote anyhow. If so, there
must be several thousand voters in Rich.
mond, white and black, who will have pri
Vilege which is not accorded to men who
are registered and assessed with the capita
tation-tax. These latter can't vote though
assessed unless they pay their capitation
aN' Ihe others can vote though not as
sessed at all. Is that the law of Virginia
|2Df course not.
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Gard.
To TIE Pnhic


Some miserable ours, disposed to sneak
MP and bite behind. have reported that Mr..
John :. Wise did not apologize for the in
>uting language used to me OH the 10Th
instant at Lancaster Courthouse. and that
backed down and never meant to call
him to account for his Oycn insult. All
making such statement ! dcnouncc rs
liars and scoundrcl>, and worse Chan com
mon thieves, and would say that not one
Of them dare tell me 50. Mr.. Wise did.
through my friend Mr.. Warner Ball, make
the dncade honorable, which was all /
asked or could require. and for common
>ncaks to try to circulate rumor that I
backed down is beyond my endurance.
Two names have been given me in conf
dcnce Of parties who have said 50, and to
them I would say, May the Lord pardon
YOU for this miserable lie.
Respectfully, CHARLES YEATMAN.