The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-14

it probable deceased had got crazy and made off.
One evening after disappearance, heard Jim Ander-
son say, on the porch at Dorbakers, that Dusenber
ry wanted to get possession of the note Jones held
against the Dusenberry estate: did not notice any
thing strange in Jim and Mats conduct; Mat APP
peared to keep with jim generally, so as to take
him home; never saw the boys with any amount of
money about them; saw Rochester with five dol
lar note once, this was before Jones disappeared.
Edward A Slicer swOrn.-Never saw deceased
but once, that was the 9th of January, 1856 had
just returned from Mexico; paid him then fifteen
hundred dollar Government draft, which he held.
On the 18th or 10Th of January, 1858, Sergeant
Rose, who transacted considerable business in my
department, consulted me in relation to note
of Dorbaker's for $1,000, then maturing, and
which would fall due in four or five days; the note
was secured by mortgage; my advice was to put the
note III Bank; witness deposited note in FEELS Point
Savings Institution; the note was paid at maturity
and the money passed to my credit in my account
at the Savings Bank; witness then paid the money
to Rose at different times the last payment on
the 9th day OF February, 1858, when Rose received
five hundred dollars four one hundred dollar Urea
sury notes, and my own individual check for 500;
this closed the transaction; Rose in March last
came to see me and bid me goodbye; suppose 1t
was day previous to his departure.
Peter Newell sworn.-knew the deceased:
week ten days previous to disappearance, he
called at my store, and said he wished to buy lot
OF tobacco; showed him some, when he purchased
half pound as sample; on Friday night, pre-
vious to his disappearance, came again and bought
thirty pounds Of tobacco; my brother waited on
him; | was absent; handed my brother ten dollar
bill on the Bank of Commerce; told my brother to
send the tobacco to Anderson's; my brother said
deceased had pile of notes; deceased came often
to the store to get tobacco.
Luther Gill, sworn.-Knew deceased; heard of
his being missed on Sunday; in conversation with
witness and others, Anderson said, he thought dis
appearance very curious that Jones never
kept any company; that he intended to advertise
him; that he sick when he went out; that Jim
wanted to go with him. but Jones declined his COM
pany; saw Anderson again on Monday, at the shop;
Anderson said had not heard anything yet about
| Jones; Jones had given him note for 5000; his
watch was left the bed; thought it very curious.
| Witness here began to relate something about a
| difficulty between himself and James Anderson,
about Anderson drawing pistol on him, and call
! ing names; when Mr.. Pinkney stated to the jury,
that this was irrelevant to the now before
| them. The witness then withdrew.
Officer Joseph Hall, swOrn.-knew decea5ed in
tended to go next fall to Texas, where Jores
going; short time before Jones disappeared receiv
ed letter from Mr. A. 7. Lincoln, of Cecil county,
| in relation to buying some lands in Texas; a few
! days AFTER Mr.. Lincoln came to BaltimOre went
with him to see Jones at Anderson's; Jones was in
bed sick went up stairs: Lincoln and deceased had
conversation about lands; deceased said he had
tied all his business and would leave Monday
! ing following; we staid until between five and six
o'clock, when we started for the Philadelphia depot
got there few minutes too late returned ard went
to the stationhouse for roll call; then went home
| supper: after supper went round to AnderStn's to
| see Jones; deceased had gone out; Andersen and
his wife were in the room; waited until ten o'clock;
| saw person come in except Anderson daughter;
neither Rochester nor JAS Anderson came III while
were there; Lincoln staid at my house thatnight
! Anderson came to my house Sunday morning; told
me about Jones being missed; took me aside and
| asked me if Rose had ever told me that Jones had
loaned Dr. Baltzell thousand dollars; asked line to
go and see Dr. Baltzell, and make inquiries about
Jones; did so; on return Anderson spoke harshly
| about Baltzel Lincoln and witness took at
| Anderson's; we told him if Jones didn't appear
he had better publish the fact of his disappear
ance; Anderson made objections; on Monday wit
ness gave Anderson's family the directions d Mr..
| Rose in Indiana; Anderson said he would write
| to him; the letter, and saw Ander-
son take it, with the intention of putting it
in the letter box Jones agreed that witness
should go to Texas; and the witness was to
get one hundred acres of land Anderson was to get
| one hundred acres also; considerable jealousy was
excited in the Anderson family when they heard
witness going; it unpleasant that witness
! had concluded not to go; spoke of it to Jones,
| who said don't mind it; Jones afterward made
| me better Offer witness to pay his way out;
| intended to take some leather out; Jones said a
| hundred dollars would be enough, and would get
me the money; one day Anderson said to witness
''that people were beginning to talk about him in
relation to this matter, but he didn't care damn,
he didn't kill him. was well acquainted with Rose:
impression is the letter was sent: heard some
| one say that Jim Anderson said he would take
the ttytwo dollars, and 90 to Cincinnati and hunt
Jones up; deceased told witness that he would deed
| the one hundred acres to him. so that in case he
(Jones) died, no one could take it away from wit
| ness: on the day Homes was found Anderson told
witness that Jim had fallen down and blackenrd
his eyes, and he had to be kept in; he also asked
witness what BaltZe said at Mr.. Brents office; wit
ness replied that Batzell cleared himself of all
| pcion.
| George A. Roelkev sworn-Knew deceased: be-
! onged to same encampment as Jones; saw Jones
the Friday night before his disappearance came to
meeting that night and took ont his TRAVELLING card.
Of
ment to investigate this matter.
| The jury after conversation ordered that an
| examination of the premises of David Anderson,
on Columbia street be made by the proper authori-
ties, and then adjourned to meet at the same place
! this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
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