New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-31
not be deciphered. The superscription on
the eryelop is 80. II. p. box los, New

not be deciphered. The superscriptiOn on
the enyelOp is 20. II. p. box lO5, New
Orleans"
O. P-I have received your note only
yesterday. You have disappointed me the
other day and kept me waiting. do not
want you to send ANYBODY IN your place il
you don't come yourself. ! don't want to
go with anybody else; l am too much
afraid. If you want TO come Thursday
night at twelve o'clock, | shall be ready.
The dog shall be il the house. Come care
fully, and rap at my window. 4 you don t
come, never write 10 me any ,noGe. "r, 100
much afraid.
NUMBER TWO.
Just received your note. ha: | am TOO
much afraid don't dare TO 30 out at the
gate ~ Icl SPOKE q. your end aud | want
to take with me :. small trunk. but l am
very much afraid, although there viii be no
danger shall be ready, tu. Nus: see
YOU through The window before | dare to
come out be careful and if yea cont come
this :imc don't know when l shah he able
to be ready again. l sinai! /" ready an"
waiting u. twelve o'clock Oh Thursday
night.
EENi:EH -;!RHF.
lust received your note c. the twenty
seventh. am out OF patience. a. ] waited
again las, Thursday nj gh. until Two O'Clock,
but yoU never came. This Is Vie second
time. ] am afraid to cary this much
longer. For the last tim" shall he ready
on Sunday night at the same time. but
can no, he outside. ! have I" be III MY
room u,-H you come at my window, as am
much afraid 20 be seen by anybody else. /
shall have my little trg,nk ready. bu! | can
not carry it TO tina; wonlans house: ! mi ght
be seen and caught. You don't need t" he
afraid if yol come alone and are careful.
although | treinb.n.
There were also s.: and a watch found on
deceased.
There are grounds for >uppoSin. that
these letters We're written to Moss by Con
stance l.. the letters are from her. there
vii, he 10 difficulty in proving the fact
hereafter. They indicate that an clopcmcnt
was intended. i. would be interestin. to
know WHO tina: WOMAN is spoken of in
the third note.
Mr.. Comtoi-. while IN the sixth prccinc,
st:tonhuuse, made !, statement about as
follows:
went out ahou: ten o'clock. and was in
the ward until I: Little after twelve o'clock:
noticed Il man enter the gate with Il navy
revolver or Il :-Mite: | was standing under
lie shed lthe shed il on the lef, side from
cuterin" the gatel: III. man came int" the
gate. and ma.e seine very long steps until
he cane 20 the gallery: he was dressed in Il
Ion. coat: had 4 double barrcle'l gun.
loaded witt, buck shot. and Il mixture of
good thirl. duck SHOT. and when saw him
on the gallery | LEI ry. and | think pep
pcrcd him well: an sorry for his family:
! am very sorry: but tfe,. lie outraged my
family in Il terrible manner too:
when lie received The contents OF my gun.
he gave Il peculiar cry. ans. went so 4uicl,
out of the g&t. tina. looked for
him on the gallery: gave linn both
barrels. Ii was the very place where he
had outraged my child on ,i!c sixth O; d."
ccInber, 1850. NJ: n"ighho!. NJ. Sw"rny.
when | came our OF the gate, :",.! me :hat
he saw I'll" Ea. running ~. III. stree, -
ward Second street. ! ioliow", III :h~ sane
direction will, Nr. Sweenv. When passed
the corner Of Second stree: .owa:,: Th.rG.
Mr.. Swc.nv told me: .i..vc i. lies
went up and saw iim ;y!u. 81. back
with his eyes "pcn. l asked h!In l.; he
recognized ne: l." id nc: answer. .L"n
returned home. got ii,v cc'. ..r. was al. my
Wav 70 the statl",: 70 surrender myself.
when Corpora! Carlton .nc: iue and sur
rendered t. hin.. When >i": Moss had
~, recognized ii;;l; D,t .igi. /. : -, ...":It
.A; he Ia! 10 coed ln'en.i.:! :. .u,i =. :"
nv h"U-, ~ that hong ii III" Il! ~.