The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

CALpwGLLs ASswgR
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, LIST Sept l5ll
Your favor Of the 2sth uimo came duly to hand
containing checks &C. 10 the amount Of (x25 l0 b9)
t2lCo dollars Virginia and Baltimore funds was at
Bait yesterday and am now my way to Rc..acna
to arrange my business there My poor brother s s i
very precarious situation and only leave him for
few hours time. The facilities you have afforded ma
will enable several hundred bales Of cotton az
had planted large crops that could have
saved without this timely aid. have written Messrs.
White Co. instructng them promote your desire in
regard to the cotton without delay.
Also in compliance with your suggestion enclose
letter TO your house Mt L. pool In regard 10 the sas
which you will please forward
am respectfully,
9f Srs, your obi servt.
Messrs Baowx, Bnormrns 4 Co.
New York
RoBEnr NJ. LrpLow called and sworn--I reside at BaS
more nm bullion and exchange dealer the firm Lud.
low, Parshan Co There was a DRAFT presented to
by Caldwell This is the draft II presented at Bati-
more on the 3lu August about 10 II O'Clock in the
morning by person calling himself John P Caldwell; he
from that endorsed and presented II, and paid it, II is
payable TO him, and not to order. gave him this check
me h wap ew gos np an a1 me
me to furnish him; had not SO much by me, and he left
the dra for TO see II could get it. could not and
offered him Virginia money which he said would suit
him he wanted TO purchase negroes with it. II was
about hour afterwards that saw him the second time
The time saw him the Goth 2sth Decem.
Der in this city vthat is the man pointing the pr.
sonor.)
BgxrsgE & PArsuAiIs
Bullion and Exchange Office, 22I Wall 81.
Nav YoEK, Ang. IS, lSai.
Pay the order Of Mr.. Jno. p. Caldwell in current
nnss sixteen hundred dollars vslu. received and charge
to the account Of yosrs respectfully
BEEBEE ( PARsHALL
To LrpLow PAnsnALl 4 Co. Baltimore
BALrraeks, Aug. o. 1884,
Usion BANK or MAINLAND.
pay to Mr. J. P. Caldwell bearer, sixteen hundred
dollars LUDLOW, PARSHALL CO.
$1,000.
me ordinary course Of business.
Cross- Eraminafion--I came at Christmas 10 see nv
friends had never John p Caldw ell before he rc-
NAMED about fifteen minutes the first time and about Eve
minutes the second time IL not our usual practice to
pay checks for large without knowing person
requiring reference as 10 Know them. The check
icing the letter addressed TO Mr. Caldwell in his pocket
book, II put ne of my guard but took particular notice
81 the man have given descriptions OF John r Cald.
well to Mr.. Brown an other persons have said to some
that his whiskers different 70 what they are
now they were black they are now have
described them dark brown; Rave conversed with
Mr. Jameson on the subject knew Mr.. Jameson well
rant say positively but think have had conversation
with him this subject In the general course remarks
first saw MrLowndcs when he first came 10 Baltimore
before came to New York. cant tell the time am &C.
,uaine ed with Mr.. Brown of B,imorc WIS not asked
n accompany Mr.. Brown 10 Philadelphia after this man
nd been arrested; he knew hal paid this defendant
ad no conversation with him the subject Of thi. mans
ersops appearance previous TO that examination nor
rith envy person IL before the examination in Phile
e!phia that Mr.. Brown and Mr. Lowrl.s called upon me:
cant the conversation had with MIR. Lowndes he
aned to know whether had paid the draft and told
ID ont the man who had presented the Jran csnt say
neither he asked even II coald identify John r. Cald
ell, but think Il vefy likely lac would saw Mr..
,wndes hut once previous TO coming to this city have
ID several conversations with Mr. Brown shout thi ia
tey undertook 10 describe the personal eppenBNnes OF
I'm p cadwelltc some persons dare say wac talked