TO THE PUBLIC.
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feel myself under the necessity Of max ing
public at Fort Smith and its vicinity, the accom-
panying certificate of character. The individual
whose habits and morals. i, will be perceived, were
100 impure for this meridian, has for some time
past been living at Fort s. or in lis neighborhood,
and lately bocamo the employer OF my son. who
previously had been cIerking for VIM. r. John.
son. PurneIl had been supplied by Mr.. Brney
with stock of goods for the purpose Of engeg-
ing in trade in the Nation. At this junction, a
friend of my son wrote to him, warning him of
his employers character. This letter fell into
the hands Of Mr.. Birney, who becoming alarmed
called on purnelI for settlement PurnelI put
HIM OFT, by attempting TO ruin the character of
his clerk, my son, whom he charged with dishon
esty. think it unnecessary 10 explain farther,
having now made it apparent why should wish
10 destroy the validity of Purnel.'s testimony.


JOS. FISHER.