The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

ana swear all that wanted but he places his price e
pretty high figure He wants es 00c and he won't
81 800 but the Judge told afterwards that if
sary could 60 5000 more But this IL far below
the mark What en- l TO dor I have written the
judge how the matter stands and hope you will urge
him TO come TO the terms Dick Is u good fellow and
wo can depend on him without fear and he has the
faculty liars need most-a mighty good memory.
hope 70 receive message from you 70 morrow, telling
mo 10 strike the bargain At any ratio let know how
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
NEW YoRK, March 9. 1896
Mr. CoSovsR .--
nEAE SIR have been trying to sse you FOR several
days Out hear that you Of town. shall leave
this at station A. that you may get II soon "a You re-
turn am in great need OF more money--my las, IN
ycstments did not paw, aud am dead broke ana 80 u
SEeyeL Taa Judge told wien last saw him 70 cola
muuicate with him only through yon and don't IKE TO
write tim but must have money in a few days. Get
him TO send me $500 for nothing less win he OF any use
To mo. wish could get IN bulk all am 10 receive
and then could get INTO safer business pa. Supposc
you all afraid that you should give me All IN my
hands At once, could not be found when most "lnteu
don't like TO be suspected but anything - better than
being poor so viii take what can get but ~ course
not lels than $500 Don't keep me waiting again Tor
Gods sake for shall hardly be able 10 raise cock tails
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
WAR DErARrsgST,
BuREAU MILITARY JusricI,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March IL, 1868.
Dnla Sm-Siuce writing you and enclosing draft
requested, l have received letter from Campbell
RENTED TO you for himself and Mir, srevel, aad
ling him to you He does not however, know
precisely where to nd you, and presume you have not
ns address, which is the Whitney House, corner Of
Twelfth and Broadway. hope you viii place the
funds in his hands 18th the least possible delay, ne
seems be greatly in need. Very respectfully, your
obedicnt servant, j. HOLT,
Judge Advocate General
The following letter il directed " sandford Conover
Esa Iost ONCE, station r. New York cuy':-
AsToR HoCsK, April IL, 1853
DEAR CoSoyIs-I came in last evening aud have been
all day cndeavorng To find You That villain Campbell
has diyuged the whole arrangement to DAVIS friends
and will II possible, be pushed before the comrnee
have been sent TO assist in getting him sweet
again, that he will stand by his story else keep
out oil the way. II must BE- done at any cost. ! am
prepared with the reodtri Old 30 and Ne. were AT
headquarters the day before yesterday and furious
We shalt be well rewarded IL their bacon. IL
must DC done. Call the moment you receive this /
shall wait till YOU come, for can do nothing without
you. | have also written lc your old address AS ever
yours N.
on this evidence let the public determine whether
Campbell and company had any inducements or con-
sideratous for tho they pursued and whether
the afIdaNs made by them for the Bureau of Military
Justice we're true false What pity the Judiciary
COMMITTEE could not shield all their friends completely
| Gn Obliged order TO reach tho next mail TO bring
mr. ietter abrupt conclusion. In my next shall
have something to say of the mysterious and furious
10 ana 80. 5.