Not knowing the amount he owed for the Freeman's Journal, he, sends a check for $10.00 and asks McMaster to place it to his credit. If, an agent is sent to Memphis when Magevney quits McMaster will get, numerous subscribers. Although he recommended Samuel Tye in his, place, the man is opposed to the principles upheld by McMaster. If, Michael Magevney was asked, he would probably take the job. ` P.S. In times past, several of the citizens had to pay fifty cents for an, issue of the Journal and then read it in private lest some spy should, report them. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.