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We have been furnished with Mr.. Nc
CARRoLL's- reply to the charge made by
James E. Mathews, in the Guard OF
Thursday last, but from the late hour al
which il was handed US. we are unavoida
bly, compelled to postpone It's publication
until next week. However, as false I'm
pressio1ls" might go abroad in regard to the
letter of Mr.. Matthew'S, we have deemed !;
but n &C, of Justice 10 Mr.. McCarroll to
make the following statement, the facts OF
which we have gathered from the letter,
and vouchers of Mr. Matthews to MIR
Eppes, now in the possession of our tax
collector. In Mr.. Matthew'S letter TO Mr..
McCarroIl dated 24th Of April, 1914, he
sates that the amount due at that time was
Fifteen hundred and sirty eight dollars and
ninety tour cents, In subsequent letter,
dated I4lh OF May, 1914, he states that he
does not consider him a delaulter We
| have examined the vouchers now iE Mr.
| Nc Carrol's possession, dated 18th of May
! 1914, and find duplicate receipts from MIR
| Matthews TO the tax collector for one thou
sand siriy one dollars ninety.one cents
Besides the above credit, for which he ha


the Auditors receipts, he 10 also entitled &


his commissions for the whole amount @


the taxes COLLECTED. which Mr.. Matthew


admits to be Five handred and sixty dollar


fify-three cents, but the collector saws


considerably more, Mr. McCarroll ha


claims on the auditors cffice tor a still la


ger amount than showed above, which "


think unnecessary to mention, as the tw
, above amounts will, according to the Audi


or's own statement, square his account vii


that Office for lS43.