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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-06
Books and Stationery.

SMITH'S Grammar, Webster's speller
- family and school bibles. testament
| dictionarys. Emerson's readers, Russell
History Of the United States: do of Greco
and Rome, do of England and France
eclectic reader. Missouri Harmony Smith
Geography, Mitchell's do; blank books
copy books, writing and letter paper, ION
net boards, English and German alma macs,
Primers, &c.
Just received and for sale for cash or
country Produce, at the new store Water
below Jefferson st.
o3 JIG. LAUMAN.
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Pork Packing and SIaush
tering.

THE subscriber having made extensive
j. arrangements for the packing OF Beet
and Pork, solicits share Of public patron.
age. and is ready to contract with indlvid.
uals or companies for packing their beef
or pork on tho most favorable terms.
shall give my personal attention to the
business, and from my past experience and
the valuable information l obtained while
East the past summer on the subject, 4 am
certain ] can give satisfaction TO any who
may see fit to contract with me.
will furnish barrels and salt for pack
ing, if desiIed, at very low price. For
further particulars enquire of the subscri-
her GEORGE PARTRIDGE.
octI7 '44-3m II
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Z W STORE AND FRESH
%&DQDU-e

YsvaE subscribers have Just opened a
s ssah assortment Of goods in the L0uey
! ~ct 7!oc5 IN Wgter 5el,,o Jefferson st
se< 1sor D loU O humans, y hlch the,
Ter Il lom prices for cash or country pro
11ee, consisting of
'.Iaad aud Pilot cloths, cassimeres,
e.'flm'ts X n,ucky Jeans. linseys,
-'';nkets: w},te, red and yellow fannels
herseys and Sleeps greys. apron check, $
I'"king. aipacas. prints. shaws, lexis,
Cotton Yarn (eagle brand, ;, suspenders,
Uadding, batting candewick,
Writing, letter and wrapping paper;
Pasteboards. &c
HARD ARE.
Coffee mills, scales. weights. iron, nails,
Butte, hinges wagon boxes, agricultural
implements, white lead in oil, (Avery brnd)
Dry white and red lead. window glass
leather; tin ware
HATE. CAPS: BOOTS and SHOES.
Brushes Queensware.
GROCERIES.
Tea; sugar, coffee; saleratus, pepper;
Aiisp,ce. ginger, nutmegs. cloves.
Cinnamon, starch. Indigo, madden, glue,
Sulphur, saltpetre, &c.
With = number Of other articles not men.
toned. to which they invite the attention
OF purchasers
]. NJ. ANDERSON 4 CO.
burlington, Dec, l2-'44-29.
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Hats and Caps, Latest Style.
On CASES super No. /. beaver, cassi.
~ simerc. Russia, silk, fur, and glazed
hats, new style.
70 doz. Fur, Cloth, Hair, Seal, Scalette,
Velvet and Glazed Caps for men and boys,
for sale cheap for cash or produce, whole.
sale or retail, at the new store, Water be
low Jetferson-st , in the House formerly oc
cupied by B. f. Wood & Co.
% j. G.. LAUMAN.
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Fresh Druxs and Medicines.

TIME Subscriber has just received his
Il fall supply Of every thing in his line.
making his stock full and complete, and
offers inducements to the public not infer Iol
to any of his competitors, both in the vare
ty, quality and prices of his stock. He has
just received,
IS OF Quinine. 25 lbs Jujube Paste
90 lbs Peruvian Bark, Is" Africa Cayenne
90 +" Camphor. 20" Calomel,
l bbl Castor Oil, | Dbl Copperas,
2" Spts Turpcntine :" Alum.
/" Linseed Oil, /. Venitiun Red.
3 bbls Spanish Whiting.
Together with every thing in his lin
that can be wanted or called for, for sal,
very low by j. f TALLANT.
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DruSs, medicines, Hlints
Dye StMffs, Oils, Leafs,
DrOnZes, &c.
A FRESH supply just received. including
IA Fifty bots. QUlNINE
Opium, Extr. Conum; Hyasciamus,
Blue Pill Eng sulph. Potass,
Pulv. Rhoi. opt. Rad. Colomb. DO Gent
Cardamon Seeds, Red Oxide Iron,
Arrow Root, Sage, Kreosote, SIENNA,
Morphine, Pyroligneus, GIN. Guiac, /,
Carb Ammonia, GIN. AssalGtds,
Urva Ursi, Pulv. Epicac.
Balsm Copaiva Spts. Nitrc,
Emp. Robrons, Calomel,
Can:har.des, &c.
ALSO
bbls grnd. log and mic wood.
l cask Nader, 1bb Flour sui Phur,
4 bbls Sspts. Fpt and VarniSh,
Kegs Vitriol and Glue, keg OF. Oil,
Dbl cast. Oil, 2 packs Gold Leaf, Sc.
ALSO
Vegetable Oils, Essences, Cologne,
100 lbs Carb Soda. Camphor,
100 8 Sal EPSON,
l5O = Indigo; Paint Brushes, white
wash brushes, and variety ofother articles
in the above line, very low for cash by
aPlo44 COPP y PARSONS.
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ila! ha {! ha 4! ia M m

Ladies' and Gsntlemsn, have You heard Of
The news?
Ths "0ld Shoemaker" returned ska
BOOTS and ~ith SHOES.
iheF VIII hi the o.l lady, rouia 41y, ...y
and all;
50 yos that are nssdy usl .:ys ris a say
rAHIE ut..isrsgned rssyse.tuhs ia'..r.
4 his old customo,s ani t!.s citt1en. gen
orally that he has u-t returned from -.
Eas; with large assortment { Ena.,saS
shoes Of every variety, Gather ef si kinis
aud shoe Bindings for the Craft. ssnsi.tips
IN ny y
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Farms. Farms.

VXTE have a Farm for sale about ten
w miles north Of Burlington, with
large improvements on it, which we will
sell on the most liberal and accommodating
terms.
Another about 1.2 miles N. w of Bur.
lington, with small improvements.
We have several other Farms and large
quantity of wild lands which we are anx
ious to sell ut small advance on the orig
nal cost. Enquire of
Nov2 GRIMES e. STARR.
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j. G.. LAU MA N.
j. Il. TAsH.ANE.
Notice..

Notice.
H1HE undersigned have Just opened a
l. Livery Stable in the rear Of Corse 4
Hartman Coach Factory, where they in
tend keeping a all times a good .and gener-
al assortment of horses and Carriages OF
every description, to suit the public; and
they hope by faithful attention to business
to merit share Of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do well to give them a call be
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
themselves TO keep OIL hand at al! tunes,
plenty Of good prorender, and good at
teniive ostlers Nopains shall be spared to
render general abstraction
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co
June 20 '44-tf
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Keep Yourselves Warm
AXONY wool, and merino shirts and
- drawers for gentlemen and ladies; also
wooden comforts, just received and for sale
by J. G. LAUMAN.
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H.7LT! SAITH

H.7LT! SALT!
500 bbis OF Reined kasawhs san
for sale low fur cash.
Enquire oftI,e subscriber ., his saep "A
joining the Hswk.E Eye Office Oh si.in,,.
few doors below Fieicher's Ho.el--R.'
IN. uber ths stand
SILAS 4. HUDSON.
Octi1-.f u
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nAYTON ALE.-.IO Barrels Of this
IL celebrated article on consignment, and
for sale by ]. +. TALLANT.
jull3
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~ ~ > ~ r. LII " - T. VII I II.
TRY Apples and Peaches, Just received
~ by S. & LINDEMUTH.
NEW MAIL LINE FROM BUR.
LlNGTON, !. t., TO SPRING.
FIELD, ILLINOIS.
A,sGeAEe WIN. II. HOLCOMB, & CO.,
Y ~. have now in operation u first
rate line of Coaches on said route.
Leaving Burlington and Springfield Mon.
days, Wednesdays. and Fridays at 6 O..
clock in the morning. lodge at Rushv,le,
and arrive at each place in two days, at G
o'clock, P. NJ.
From Burlington to jacksonville.
Likewise, from Burlington to Jackson
Vile, leaving each place Mondays, Wednes.
days aud Fridays at 6 o'clock, A. VI. The
above lines pass through Macomb, Rush
vile, Reardstown and Virginia.
From Burlington to Peoria.
Also, from Burlington to Peoria. through
Oquawka, Monmouth. Galesboro, lodge at
Knoxville; arrive in Peoria, second day at
o'clock. Returning opposite days
The subscribers have made every exer
ton to render the above routes pleasant
and agreeable to all who may patronize
the above lines.
Seats taken in Burlington at Fletcher's
hotel; in Peoria at the Clinton House; in
Springfield at the american House, and in
Jacksonville at the Morgan House.
WIN. H. ''OLCOMB & co.
burlington, Nov. Ia, lS44-tf 2o
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MACKEREL, No i, for sale bv
VI NJ S AP. L4NDEMUTH
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pnn ACRES OF choice land in
WV Louisa county, Iowa. This
land rs Of first rate quality, and is within
one mile cfColumbus City, and about three
miles from the forks of Iowa and Cedar riy.
crs' n iair proportion OF timber. This
Land is situated IN a good and well seftied
neighborhood, and within few miles Of
two mills. | will sell it all together or
divide 1t to suit purchasers. A splendid
bargain can be had by enquiring Of P.snip
CORE, OF Columbus City, or the subscrl.
Der at burlington. WESLEY JONES.
haE2' So
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fAILORS' TRIMMINGS,

ec-inoes. a'pacas. moussclin de lanes.
bon, srines. plain and figured silks, Orleans
cloths. iawns, csmbricS. plain and barred
n fi.ns
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TIN IT.FRE

A large assortment on hand and ia, AL.
wholesale Or retail at the ST LOW. sr;e.s q,
1874.
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AMUSED ENTS.
VANAMBURGH IL CO.'S
zoo l. GICAL EXHIBITION
No. J3 BOWery.

Opposite the Bowery Theatre will open on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, ls45.
s5 in Esesd with
sIvE COLLECTION OF ANIMALS that has ever been es
hibt the New York public. while making preparations for
the ira, elling season.
Doors open from 10 IL in the morning; and from to
Admittsnee IS cents-Children under 10 hafpTice.
For particulars see bills Of the day. dIi Im.rc
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY,
NOW on exhibition at 27 Broadway Of Chambers
in Europe, including Royal Families CARDINALS Bishops Pro-
fessors OF Fine Arts, &c.
These views elegant and highly finished Paintings
representing IN the most and minute the fol-
lowing interesting objects:
Fart ofhe Church ofthe Holy Grave at jerusalem con-
taining the Unction Stone.
2Ihs of the Church Convent of Santa Maria
Del Monte IN Rome by Moonlight
3-The Catacombs Of the Benedctne Monastery at Subiac-
e. near Rome with Funeral Service Of Fraternity, Bro
4-pari., taken from the Pont NeuG New Bridget
3-ihe Magnificent Square OF st Mark Venice of the
most beautiful places Of this town. surrounded by the
6ConstantnoIle taken from the Asac shore at Scutary,
where presents of the majestic magnificent
lively which can be ancisd by The most exalted
nation
7-Pompe Naples, it's present. This City. de.
year OF our at present considered the wonder
Of Italy II may be said the destiny Of centuries had
served th,f eIy as model q the spirit The customs the
the Of those houses the
there The whole the Of thai mighty genius
by whose commands the walls Of the fCspua,
and the delicious Of the Sybaris erected
BIhe Views once exhibited, will NOT be repeated IN the
The above will be open only until Saturday inclusive (when
others will be substituted and of which due notice will be
gven,) daily, except Sunday, foom II to and from to in
Ambulance IS cents-Familes of persons including chill
dren 81. d. 2mrc
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WAsHINeroN, Dec. IL, lS4'
Trial OF e.. j. M'Nulty.

Before Judge Crarford-Criminai Court, Washington
County, ID. C.-United States VS. c. McNuity, late
Clerk II. X. u s., Indicted for Embessiement Of Pub
At ten O'clock, Col M'Nulty, accused and indicted,
that while Clerk II. X; U. s, he embezzled large
amount OF the public funds was brought into court.
The jury were called and sworn-the fifth Indictment
read before them, the first upon which he would be
tried
MIR FENpaLr, acting Disric, Attorney, in the prose-
cution Of this explained il before the jury and
the nature of the offence OF embezzlement, &c such
had then recently been the magnitude OF the offences OF
this kind that in lslO the Congress Of the United states
passed law imposing more rigid punishment Tor the
felony of embezzement. than had heretofore existed
The district Attorney then read the penal provisions Of
the Subrr asury act lie said further, that when in
ls the Act was ~ PsIa'
r. here read these provisions from the law oil Al, as
compared with the law oo showing that they had by
amendment been strengthened to facilitate tho OBJ
ject of Furnishing embezzlers Of the public funds.
Mr.. Kendall next proceeded to the details oil the
cause before the jury When Mr.. MNulty into the
clerkshp of the House of entatives there was
surplus placed his custody to the account OF the contin
gent fund, of Sl5oo00 it was increased by subsequent
McNulty, In pursuance Of law made his report TO Tue
House OF the expenditures OF the contingent fund.- when
showed that ne had disoursed sl.2ooV Ieavlns ouu
100000 unaccounted for There were, however some
$4,000 to the credit of the clerk in the Paroo bak
and another small balance OF expenditures whoh redo
ced the deficit to SIi 900. The Clerk had peen re-
pestedly called upon to account before the House
Committee of Accounts for tais dehct put from va
rous reasons assigned he had failed to do So He ne
yer did account Tor this deficiency his oAcu-
ses for nonappearance unfounded lilo was
afterwards called upon to account for this money
before the Secretary oil the Treasury put da no. 90 20
MIR Kendall then showed how the money OF the contiI
gent fund OF the House placed in the custody and
Control the clerk The learned prosecutor then OK
planned OF the transfer Of the $4,000 by check
of the defendant to the Bank of America IN November
-thence control Of Sage, Suydam Co.. in favor Of
drafts of w. a. Woodworth OF Ohio dealer in pork -four
SC lie would show by the testimony that when
MNutys check for 1000 was paid out OF the Bank OF
America he had no other money IN the bank In con
cluson he said the penalty Of the law was for con
version OF the public moneys to the use oil the person
accused If that could be Proved the law provided no
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BOTANY BAY CONVICTS ARRIVED!

DOlhNI Dd4 OONtlCIS ARRIVED!
'THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, of Saturday
- December 20h, will contain under the heading of the
iiyes OF the Felons the conclusion the lives Of Charles
and James Webb.
complete report of the trial of James Honeyman alias
Smith, the City Bank robber for the robbery Of the Pough
keepse barge OF $4,000, with life like portrait splendidy
engraved.
Another chapter in the exposure of John B. Cough with
some new evidences OF his peculiar mode of forming female
acquantances IN the and also terrible
little of Boston, which Cough his friends and the old
lady in Walker street, have bought body and SOUL for their
common defence.
Full particulars of the of Albert j. Tre for the
murder OF Maria A. Bickford, at New Orleans.
Description OF twenty Escaped Convcts from Botany
Bay who 1t IS supposed have arrived in this city.
thorough history the and recovery of Ar
thur Norrell.
II Recent Movements of Pickpockets-Jack Brummy, Billy
Thieves Hall in the Seventh Ward.
The Murder oil the barque "Oscar'-Forgery of Williams
on Drew, Robinson & Co. =
Further Developments of the Roguees of Reuben Rowley
List of New Counterfeits, Recent Murders, Seductons
Rapes, Sc. &C.
Price 90 per annum single number For sale at
No Gsntre street the office Of the National Police Gazette
Broadway; Zeiber Co.. Philadelphia Taylor Co, Bait.
msre Reddng Co.. and Hotchkiss x Co.. Boston; Rowe x
Co., freyidsnse George jones' Albany Willard Il Smith,
Troy and all other popular newspaper agents the
DIG - - 80
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than imagined The possession OF such ports
the Pacific San Francisco, Monterey and San Pedro
will be of the utmost Importance matter what may be
the issue of the Oregon question regards boundary
and there very little doubt but that shall obtain the
ports in California named above. II will be matter Of
dollars and cents and every thing depends upon our abb
ltv pav the required amount
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AUCTION SALES.

A. &. FUTILE, Auctoneer.
NANCY GOODS TOYS, SC. &c-JACOB S. PLATT
will sell This Day. at 10 o'clock the auction ROOM No.
q Platt street I'll and lots of Fancy Articles Toys &c
&c viz: Dressing Cases Work Boxes Glove do, Hair Pins
Bracelets, &c. sc.
Also An invoice of gold and silver Jewelry.
Also Is cases German Toys.
Also $50 dozen Tusk Combs and imitation She side do.
Also 100 dozen French Hair Brushes and
patterns.
By order of Assgnees quantity Pocket Books and
Wallets.
Catalogues ready DIG lire
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Present for the HOlidays.-A very acccptn-
bic present be selected from the Subscriber
OF Toilet Articles. consisting of Lubns, Gueain Pre-
sUo;s Laissys paeys Ede,s, Sc, peramery, Ponades
Creams and Soaps. roe, Soaps and washes Rszors from
s,ey approved maker in Europe warintsd; Tooth. Nail
KNIVES with large Of Fancy Cutlery. Dressing
Laes MANUFACTURED by the Subscribers, which contain all
hat Is necessary for the toilet portable and sefu
form, and tor durability he surpassed Sold by
q. SAUNDERS SON,
In Broadway opposite oward'a Hotel
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
Co., Ledger Building. Third who receive subscr-
oer and have single for sale daily o'clock u2i
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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Hinder the management Of

NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the manag cement OF
WELCR, MANN AND DELAVAN;
Is opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
combination OF unspproachabe Equesran Voltigeur and
Gymnias nnryalled even in the Equine Temples Of
France and England
The limits Of advertisement will barely admit of des
eptve list of Of the highly gifted of this great
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACARTE, First Principal
MRS. HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian
MRS WOODS, Allamande and Two Horse Equestrian.
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian embodyng variety Of
Fdncful and Neurological characters
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Equestrans LEVI NORTH and T. v.
TURNER
First Equestrian Pantomist, q. J. ROGERS.
A New School Backward Rider, with East Indian Effects
SIGNOR GERMAN
Two aud Four Horse Equestrian and Positionist j. j.
NATHANS.
. His pupils are w. Cncade and Little Pastor.
fersoniher OF Local Characters, &c, MIR. r. WOODS.
Principal Arena Equestrian, w. y. Carroll
First Vauiter of the Troupe, MR. MCFARLAND.
Equilibrst and Posturer, MR. G, DUNBAR.
Clowns. MESSRS. MAY and WELLS.
pc Ring Master, H. NICHOLS,
professional Genie voeast:, N EsSRs DTCkENSON,
large company of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr. A. j. ALLEN.
Inc Boz Ofce is from 9ocock in the morning
o'clock PM where every will be paid the public
wishes.
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE
This Evening, Dec. 49, 1915,
Will be performed, for the last time
THE SWISS FAMILY.
tDie Schweitzer Familie.)
Grand Opera in three acts-Music Won Wegl.
PRINCIPAL PERSONAGES:
B Ber ura the Gount. ............i ?; Herr Saner
ssle4sd. sf s wife sw.. isa Hs,1 k Msysil
E%ss hi: daughter HM%S
Chorouses of CountTymen, Peasants, Ladies, People,
Servants &C.
" Seats may be secured every day from 10 o'clock A. M
till o'clock p M the box Office The subscription book
also and the Patrons of the Opera respectfully
ved TO honor the Manager Of the German Opera by their
Prices Of Box for four persons S6-Firs
Tier and farquette, 81; Second Tier, 50 cts.
Doors open at ock-peIfomance commence TX o'clk
precisely.
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MONEY MARKET.


Prices were much frmer to-day than anticipated
There general falling of, but it was very slight
to what it was expected to be. Canton declined per
cent; Long Island Farmers Loan Il Pennsylvania SIS
I; Norwich and Worcester 81 Reading Railroad j East
Boston Illinois l; Morris Canal went up J. and North
American Trust T. Erie, indiana and Vicksburg closed
firm at yesterdays prices.
The Directors ofthe Boston and Worcester Railroad
have declared dividend of four per cent for the last six
months, to be paid on the lst day Of January.
The Merrimac Manufacturing Company has declared
semannual dividend of ten per cent usual Its stock
is worth 80 cent advance dividends off, and is scarce
at that premium.
Application will be made to the next session of the
New Jersey Legislature for act to incorporate the
"Elizabethtown Steam Manufacturing Company" with
capital Of 5000 600.
The Directors Of the Lowell Manufacturing Company
at Lowell voted to erect mill, $40 feet long and
200 wide five stories high for the manufacture power
loom carpets will contain Brussels and $50 ingram
looms.
The receipts ofthe Western Railroad, for the week
ending December 18th, 1874 and AS have been az fol
lows
WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
Week ending Dec. II, 1874. 1886 Inc
r assehhseis ..'.'..'-'...... ~ 6S2 5,36 6I9
rrslsh &C. 8,l86 1851 I'M
Total ..................... Sl2,868 1913 1850
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Transferred by order from treasury to MIR. French's
account. Mr.. M'Nulty never overdrew his accounts.
This is the contingent account His salary account is
separate. certain checks were produced The check
Of sh s on 0f RANK q americas
of MNulty November 10, ls4l and upon this was paid
the check Of Mr. M. Nuty. The number Of the draft Is
sNr STANTON supposed this parole evidence as to the
draft wholly nadmissble
The CouRr.-Yes, sir, the draft must be produced.
WITNESS This is the letter wrote covering the re-
mittance, and this is the answer to the enclosure.
Mr.. STANTON to Mr.. Fendall.-Do you offer these in
Mr. FrSp.Lr.-T will state to the Court
MIR. STANTON objected
The Court SAIL that he had DETER wait 10 near tne
offer of the other side.
Mr. FsspALL then admitted his object IN pr reducing
these letters to be to supply the absent draft The let
tiers were handed to the Court Mr. Fsndal was surpr-
sed that the draft not hero but he tnoughs ap
sence might be supplied by identical testimony ~nich
Mr. sTsrToS objected 10 all correlave evidence upon
the check and draft unless they could be produced or
their absence accounted ior was uhahy aBicou "
Mr. Cusalss suyp.M was accordingly sworn am
stated few words to me in New York. at our counting
house In November 1S4l. He came to our ONCE ana
stated that in few days he would send us SlOO0o lie
wished us to pay to the order Of Mr. H. o. woodward,
Mount Vernon Ohio, the amount think ne also saids
in Mr. Woodward should draw upon us before We
received this money, he wished us to paw such d. alt
don't recollect the precise words. will give you th
substance it was in the month Of November isi NJ
said he would send us on $40 600 he sent II was e.
closed in letter, and a draft the Bank OF Ameii.
ca Yes SIR that is the letter that enclosed the DRAFT
MIR. JONATHAN C.. AyREs sworn am pooa-ksepet =.
the Bank of America, New York was so IN 1874; me
books OF original entry OF the Bank containing record
OF transactions with McNuy with the BANK, are her
Mr. McNulty's account stood oioSed WIN 'o Dun" -
the 10th oil November, 1874 -
By MIR sr.sroN-Never saw the draft
Alder some conversation, Mr. Stanton asked OF MT
Roster II ba saw Mr. AcNulty write the check IN ques-
ton give to him. He said not but 10 a d
~ Az wlaanme the jury withdre ", to rest itue
III the lapse Of half hour, Mr. Beser reaPpes Cd
with check signed by MIR McNulty
Tho Rank of America, because am certain Mr Mcsu
rcouestod IT, MIR. Stanton here cross-quest,oned me
,tinoss whsher he could that he saw the check
hare produced on the 10Th OF November 1874 inc ''y
was honore Nv draft The examination wa nv ~
the extreme Witness was not positive d 70 ~ ~