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for he IS so morally and officially depraved and corrupt, that no act of his could excite surprise in me, or in those who know him well. As proof of his official depravity, the following case is cited. During the last July term of the County Court, two accounts were presented for allowance one by respectable gentleman of this county, and the other by myself: both for services rendered the the coanty n guarding ? prisoner. The former was engaged five days, and was allowed ten dollars-I was engaged thirteen day (but only charged tor twelve), and was allowed only twenty dollars-during all of which time fur furnished my own horse, and assisted in conveying the prisoner to Hampstead Jail. And yet we are told that he is a faithful and impartial judge, and we should be satisfied with him. If this statement Is denied bv Mir. Harding, copy of the record shall be furnished to the public through the Ad- vocate.

 BRADFORD c. FAWLER.

 Jonesboro' Oct. 10, 1884.