The New York herald., 1864-06-26

port. Time itself you will excuse Not that my head dose
contain euough. aud have the will But will leave to
will please remember me TO your Folks accepting II you
desire TO the well wishes q your friend
HOW THE BODY WAS DISPOSED OF.
william II. Williams, the Bridgeport policeman
then placed on the aland and testned wentwith Mr.
Leland TO Mrs. Nakey's the morning when be was nrst
locking for his daughter she said girl had been there
sick, and had left for home she said good deal about
how she praycl with the girl, and how she was
Der or was about 70 join. aughter) lD the afternoon
] went there with Mr. Leland and Mrs. Atherton; Mrs
wakey spoke IA hcr father and caechized him about
letting hts daughter go Of TO meet young man; she
ssd sne nsa asked sne sr VINO ner parents were and
write, and there two letters written 70 Hanford
TO Poston and the other to New Yorkand that Han
ford came there on Saturday night IN company with Dr.
Jacques they said they absent the request Of
Dr. Jacques when the body removed they should
not see il; her daughter went to take music lessons
and Mrs wakely went down TO the depot: when they
came back the body was gone: saw the body when II
was taken out OF thc ousatouc and was al stra,fod
the body entirely nakod and there stones
ached to the head and feet by ropes u the night Of
Thursday April Is, when II was taken out, al, think
about . quarter past eleven: Dr. Jacques with me;
the body was got up with graphing xons thrown
the side Of the boat and drawn up by Dr. jacques; he
two feet of whore the body was thrown n he had not
had the grappss down two minutes before be got The
body.
he cut on the ropes with knife the body was drawn
n.o the boat and from thers into wagon and tied mp
with blanket and ropes tho graphing irop ropes aud
there In . horse and wagon; he said We want TO 70
goosins; had gus and powder TASKS and the boa.
was applied 70 80 goosipg; We rowed up the river 70
washington bridge, and got up thers about eleven
O'Clock: drove homo 10 the barn, drove the wagon
into the barn and che. took the body ont and put
the mapger OF the stable that IA the last saw OF H.
made this sort 70 obtain We body Al the request Of the
father Nh@ NM
TIE following Isuers were read which were addressed
70 Williams By The mother ana daughtsr:-- n 1. !.
WILLIAMSBURG, Apsn 20, 1894
DEAR sna-I write tAis 10 ask you 70 try and nnd The
body Of my dariag Eta. o sir, " you knew tho dis
tross am in about her know you would DO anything
IN your power for me 70 find the body, and n any
snch thing do, ae for poor befss we'd mother. o.
sir, my heart viii break; II more than besr, Tor
an afraid they have sunk u in the rtv~ burnt H.
ana Vi thought verse than death Mare tbs doctor
tc for he has eos W. and the the better Ter BIN
The hw is on my side, and made no promise - sny
one and my husbands oath don't bind me.
Bat one thing f~ill DO. he viii give me her body WI
b satsned, bus ~ not then WIN punish him ~ far ~
The law will 60, either hang him, States prison bun
fr e concealiug her snd carrying her on n the sight
10 sncv9h condsmp bu and tbs family she was vita;
nov, sir, wont you do everything chat h In 70 do,
for matter what the w. shsll be paid
well for troub search the river aud every place
is possible for thsto have pu her Oh, do This Tor me