Public notice by Dunn accusing William H. Thompson of defaming his character and the letter included when Dunn forwarded the notice to William H. Thompson in Litchfield, in which he said he wanted to whip him. Also has handwritten copies detailing Dunn's discharge from army for poor conduct.

This sub-series consists of legal and financial papers relating to William H. Thompson. It includes bills and receipts, some business records, and property information, including information about his estate. An item of note is the text of the oath used to swear in William as Postmaster.