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Tor copy Of ii il contained charges against him. and
wished to refute them. promised to him. he sppie
for license afterwards and was opposed BY sprsgue
there IL no record of this.


Or Criss-ezamined-Lcenses granted to other per-
sons that year, do not know to whom Nicholas Gordon
attributed his isure to obtain license. At the August
meeting Gordon said the remonstrsnce msrepresented
him sprsgue said he could prove ell that there in
tne Iemonsrance IN court Of law Gordon denied il
July al then 1t finally expired. Six councimen
present in July and the vote refusing to grant the license
was unanimous Never heard any person represent
Gordon as quarrelsome man.


Direct unsd-Think heard Spragus accuse Gordon
with hugging negro voter; Gordon said, he never
huggea a negro woman, or had his wagon filled with
stones; Gordon remarks before this addressed
the Council


CALEs ARroLD-Was at the store of Nicholas Gordon
wth Giles James, on the LIST June Is43; did not hear
Gordon mention Mr.. Sprsgue in connection with his
hcense think James did not talk with Gordon at all he
and went in and came out together.


Crosseraained II told any one that heard Cor
don threaten Spr8gue.


Direct resumed.-I asked for brandy Gordon said he
should have had brandy, but for Mr. sprsgue.


The Court here adjourned to meet at o'clock, Pm.