, 1863-09-06

Circuit Court Of 90 Ok Uounty-Edmund
ct al. vs. Moody es al,
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1t u very seldom That In civil caac 4 man u
put on hta defeuee sCain&t such charges ~ thosa
Exhibited IN The sfadavtts nled yesterday Ii thu
cirenN Court, In the case entitled - above. Tho
truth Of these charges IL. Of eouzsa, yot ia b
p'oVed. and 1T naay DO that tho showing Of shs
konie woae notottous pesson against whom tho
statements OF the sftdavis arc aimed, Will essah-
l'sn a's own innocence. and prove the malicious
ess @ o' ths secusatloos. bns wnatese1 ma! oo. .ne
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,he t,dn,nnfnc of one Mia chr,stisna n*,;.: snd T.
to,,sa IN i.,1 Wills n i.1l !. tina amaeyst, On
m to :..x w,11,tam ". nIummond. fvho at TINT
+,,r. = h-,i,va fr,.h rcou ria fnd,..h,n IN
mar baa ,n.t commenced thu nra.tien Of thu law
:, th;s c,tv, ohts,nod ACCESS 10 hsr through tho
t.,1n-, s,d nrr,ssed unnn ber tbe aerrice. Of him
~ .na nn1tpsr. t,porro Edmund. 4, u.oper A.
tor1rvs for hor dcfence. He required large ad-
v,nees Of cash to make h!s compensation surs ia
r,xe of euecess, but promised that II uusuecesstu1
he vould return au but nfty dollats. With this
understanding Mfs. Moody WIS induced before
he1 uaal 10 so'aueo Aa4 A'o nuuu.e"
oolhzs, % nAs eaoscquenay eao"a oe'
fore 5aoge "Ason' @s. noon! va.
noon feleeAto W oaA. W.T. "4s aao1c'eo
0oee1hcs WIN y ntan ~ osasn' @'eoae.' 10Y ana
WILLIAM H. Aeco'' 1os tao ouenco cna1Gea aes'na< \
her at the 1e1t session OF tha dfano jury, tad re-
Quised 70 recognize TOT aes appeasanee from day |
to dAy. Hitherto Reed had stood aloue upon her
reeognixance. but when affair took this turn aud
the bnil WAS Increased accordingly, he had eone
doubts Of his responsibility for tho Increased
amount which he sugIcsted to Drummond.
Drummond said that he Tas worth $la,o0c, and
would put his name upon tho bond with Reed and
draw papers - that would hold her property"
This remark referred to house aud lot in posses
sion OF tho widow, under contract With Chs.les
J. Hull. This contract had been assigned by the
v1dox to Reed. a. indemuiacation for his risk i.
tceu.tty; AID when Drnmmoua's name was sdasd
r., thn tond ho insisted that q new assion,nant
xhon1a be made to himself and Reed io,nt]v
~, n,dov,a nfldayit sye,s that ehe ii uttcr1v IT,
,uerate. unsbo to re.d or to w.tte eyen her nsnns
.,d Nat .be nut "hes mark. to m tn.trnrent
,-hirh n1ummond pres sntod to her tn eIons nndar
Vt. -,nrr.entation that It vaa auch m .,.non,.Dt
=, ,nao,n,,tv as sho had hcroro r,vcn n p.od
-A.--., ,ho condition Of the ASSIGNMENT rnor ~.
! .ntnatinn. prored to be to secure Drummond ana
raronrd 1or tb,r services "A attorney, In tha
s.r,,ee. for xh,ch thew had s,rrady rccs,r.d ~
h.,t c.,h the ann, Of I've hundred do,l.r. A,+cr
the ;. s.,,cnment was made. Drummond to1a Ussd
M Va. al rtcht n she 1cft II and .rco~d1na
10 ,hs sfndsyit, made his a.rappemeat, th.t ,h.
,boula "leaye a, follows:
NJ. Manly had tnstrueted Dru,nr,ora ~ - q.
facts which wonld demonstrate her ,uuoeencs
mpst be shown by witnesses whom she could not
possibly get here ut the impending term Of court,
and requested him to draw the atidaytts necessary
. to support motion tor continuance, on that ac-
count, p.pn1mond drew the affidavit. but. stncu.
1s,ly. neglected to make tho very essential state
npcpt Of tho facts which he expected to prove by
the Witnesses So the motion for = continuance
vas 70 sooner made than oserruled, mud thereup.
|, m nrnmuond said he WAS ready for trial Atttts
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