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F. W. Hall (search for this): article 22
Refused a pardon. --Samuel H. Jeflord, who was found guilty of swindling M. L. Covington out of $30, in December last, was on Saturday conveyed to the Penitentiary by Deputy Serg't F. W. Hall, the Governor having refused to pardon him.
M. L. Covington (search for this): article 22
Refused a pardon. --Samuel H. Jeflord, who was found guilty of swindling M. L. Covington out of $30, in December last, was on Saturday conveyed to the Penitentiary by Deputy Serg't F. W. Hall, the Governor having refused to pardon him.
Samuel H. Jeflord (search for this): article 22
Refused a pardon. --Samuel H. Jeflord, who was found guilty of swindling M. L. Covington out of $30, in December last, was on Saturday conveyed to the Penitentiary by Deputy Serg't F. W. Hall, the Governor having refused to pardon him.
December (search for this): article 22
Refused a pardon. --Samuel H. Jeflord, who was found guilty of swindling M. L. Covington out of $30, in December last, was on Saturday conveyed to the Penitentiary by Deputy Serg't F. W. Hall, the Governor having refused to pardon him.