VIM. F. WOODRUFF.
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After reading the foregoing, will any one doubt that have redeemed my pledge and sustained 10 the very letter, the statement have made Can even my acc2sers for a moment doabt2

 If the officers of the Bank, at Van Buren, have failed, or neglected, to enter il upon the Records of the Bank, hope shall not be held responsible for their offences of oajs- sion or commission. s

 regret that any thing should have oc- cured to disturb the personal good feelings which had supposed existed between Mr. Walker and myself. 1t was not of my seek ing nor shall follow his example, by re- crjmjAaiioa

 IL may not be amiss here 10 state, that Col. Drennen's certificate farther states, that ''did not recciUe l0aH or discoltnt oA Said stock ;o and l can farther add, that never 5orroleed one doliar from any Bank in Ar kansas as principal, or 7cas security for any one who did

 In conclusion, allow me to say, that this may be but the beginning of a series of at tacks, to be made upon me on the eve of the election. If this be so, only ask you to scan the charges and the proof; and if but ten days are given me, pledge myself To bring blush to the checks of my accusers.

 our fellow citizen,

 4. YELL