The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-23

which You are welcome. II my denial 10
your charge IL not satisfactory. your bro
Their and Mr.. Addison tthe last one I do
not know, nor do I care for 4 friendly in
troduction) can always End me in a very
accommodating mood al wattsboro'. I
have never used Nr. Addison's name ex-
cept in your presence 70 tease you, md
have never said anything at which be could
take offence. Most respectfully.
4. B. GARLAND.
Z. >.-As you chose Mr.. Addison ~ the
medium 81 our correspondence I enclose
this to him 10 be forwarded 70 you.
The following reply % Mr.. AddisOn's
letter, Of same date D the above, was post
marked and was ready for mailing when
the above was sent, and upon the advice Of
Mr.. William W. Boswell il was retained In
the post-otlice two days before Il wa tor
warded in order 90 give Mr.. Addison time
90 reflect. The post-mark on the envelope
OF the Beleionte post-otIice viii verify this
stItcment:
WArTsEoeo', VA, July ;, 1sS2.
JOSEPH Addisos:
You said In vour note 10 ms that YOU
endorsed everything Miss Ha1cheit ,aid IN
her letter 20 M. | will attend 70 You ~
due season. you internal. low-liicd, lying
scouudrel. X. =. GARLAND.
JOSEPH ADDISoN's REPLY.
"BEEcH FOREST" July Q, 1852,
Z. b. Gar,apd:
Yours. with IN enclosed note 70 Ms,
IIltchett. received and forwarded. Had
YOU seen III 10 couch your remarks in refer
nee % myself In language % dece1cy l
might have been dupcd irto giving some
crcd,nce % yOur statement; bet Is You
trusted. however. 20 the distance that sep
arated Is 20 shield your cowardly hide
from the whip 10 address remark, % NE
llou ,r1llh not durs 90 face nae with. and
c0ntinue 10 play your r5le u coward and
bac kSuard. | refuse % have anything fur
ther to do with YOU unless Won f0cs me d
nan sh01ld. and back what you have 20
sav. JOSEPH ADDISON.
Z. :. 7 always attend court, and can Pc
found II any time aJ Mr.. Wedderburn',
place. " Beech Forest"
SENT ~.
\ telegram from Petersburg received in
this city Yesterday evening said that the
avammiti0u of Garland took place Thurs
dav before three county magistrates r. Tie
residence Of W. ". Boswell. Gar.aud'~
Ir0ther-in-'lw. After ,he examination o.;
several Vitne~~es the magistrates sent Gar
land on to the next term Of TIE County
Court. % De- held on the second Monday II
next month. 10 BE tried for murder. Fail
Wa refused. Garland will he .eHt 10 ilii
% await The trial. The Commonwealth
attorney was assisted by Jcd-e Drury A.
Hinton.
A Statement from Eyc-Wifne>scs-
Tie following i the statement ulad o.
~ 1rter by two eve-witues-e- OF the Gar
hnd-Addi.on dGel-0ne the friend Of Adj
li.i1n and the other the friend oi Garland.
Both agree in the material points 81 the
else: judging from the current report.
and the letters which have passed between
them they think that Addison and Car
and both anticipated a difficulty and pre-
oared themselves for IL in case 20 anlica-
b. settlement could De m1Gc-Garland
av aru.nz himself with Z f0ur-5aTTeiied
32-caH r. pistol; Addison with q five
.h0r 32-caliJre pistol and a bowie-kniie.
After Mr.. Addison was informed 10y Nj.
Boswell at the mill that Nr. Garland was
tp In the public road. be, accompanied Ivy
-L.re OF his friends. Nes,r,. Or-ail. Eane-.
AMI Jones. proceeded % Meet him three
quarter miles distant from the mill; one u
fr. Addison, friends Mr.. Eanes walking
by Nr. Boswell on his horse, Mr. Addison
and hi, other friends walking some thirty
wards ahead. Mr. Boswell. commenced -
pea.inz Oh. entire correspondence and rGe
origin Ci tue difficulty. thinking. after
hearing l@ statement. Tat !lr. Zane,
might express some desire % nave tae
matter settled without difficulty.
Blt before Nj Boswell had gotten into
the merit, 0i the ease Ir. Addison
ana III. other friend. halted ani engaged
Mr.. Zane, In conversation. Nj. Boswell
then rode some forty yard. -haad till the
Addison party reached The public road.
whore thew were met hF Mc-sr.. Garland
and EolrL. Nes-r~. Garland and Add
-ol were Introduced bF one ~ Che party.
Nj. Garland. speaking first. proceeded o
ask something. which Wa Interrupted ID
-he outset bv 1lr. Addison throwing ZIP
hi, left arm and drawing bocE biz ri-hJ o.
,rse. when Garland placed Dis land
uu.n h. Vis-o, il hi- hippo .c-. Ain-sou
Jumped back one step. sly IN. " None NJ
that two or three times. Garland then
he~i.st,d O. withdraw bis pistol, where
upon Addison drew lis from BIZ -acA-coa5
-ile-r1eke1 and fred go quickly tLar % il'i.t
have been cooked IN BIZ pocket. tle Dali
,tr,kin- Garland On tle lefl -rm o Jew
inches lc.0w theci8oW. breaking one III tle
bone, and lodging a-lilsJ tie skin tA-
0Dr9--te side Of tac arm, when "1, I.'or-
aero.. hi breast. Adai,o1 ~naIpei Ir
~ ,gaain before Garland could return the
ire. Both fred. orattempted 60 TIRE. 10 ray iu
succession. Addison giving racN IL every
discharge. and when about twelve steps
back he left the road and cot behind q Tet'
shooting or attempting % shoot 10 me same
time. Garhnd's pistol being eNhau-ttd.
he called 20 Boswell 20 lend aim III, when
Boswell drew out OF hi hip-pocSrt ana
handed him. being then about three yards
from Garland. Garland made ready to nre
with the second pistol when Addison called
ONT from the tree " Unfair. [entI meu'
nnf,jr. NV pistol Is empty or taii'
r. fire. Garland then inquired. - h1' 2
Won e7Ou-h?" Addison replied, "
have; Whereupon Garland lowered
Li. pisto, which had not been fred ana
aid: am satisfied ii you are. AddI-
on t5eI, walked up to GarLld and sad !:
=. t,eurl-ueD. I I'm d0Ee for; / an sAot
,bro,i,b the bowels" To which Garland
,-rlied 4. .- am sorry for il, but you have
~ ons 10 blame for il but Yourself Ad-
di.ou rei0iaed ." All l regret Is tlal l JIM
U1shis - accommodate you further" Their
respective friends tken carried them Oh tAe
Held.
WAY south Carolina IN Solid.
fFror, tbs Charlest q c-ews AMI Lourier
The Republican doctrine IN Congress .
that every negro votes, and that every ne
.-ro votes the Republican ticket. tolofeu
Dar,oerats are ignored. When the returns