The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-12

ing receipt OF .his OIL ana the contents Of the letter n
how Z could be used 70 carry Mr. Nesbns aesile
an s"s 70 sy s
out na "a y se0s aania
IRa! draft endorsed by Mr. conner, was found in the
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inaon Of the accounts and papers OF Mr. Nesb made
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red out exactly what he wrote that it was
even s to h ns am and il
NJ S" ns " ssn
ss rs. s or or s a a my let
lar habit to destroy tenths them Those that are
eSs SS f% Sas ssp aSes
and are then tied up but not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to be
ASA he Su;s splcyes sisT had
happesed to ind box iai Of old letters thus tied up the
loss OF when had entirely mi UyeTpoHed have gone
have not found this letter any political letter for june
rur ACKNOWLEDGMENT Or RMS DRAFT
b sent nabS Sa ns s IN n BE h SS Sssn r ne
"a Of June also destroyed 50 that unable
actions q mat day remember distinctly mat after
to @ my NOT A %
and their PRESERVATION seemed 80 impossible that
S ct Se w .d ns iSs
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here n whs CASHIER @ s.A %a the %
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s9 a @ a The hat
gas hat could Therefore easily have orsotten sle
been made subject OF discussion, and as
felt it my rshi now to correct this miss aiemcnt This
o r not be
sides other cash accounts the changes made on my
e Sss
thires OF the bank Between becs%ber 1855 and April
Of YORK T n' Tsi'pts na
Of 81 eco in the carly part the same year to my
81 5 Ss 5SnSs t O. am ss
COMPANY ga house t and i"S lot IL south Bend near the
% ":ss ss.SIs As ss Ss'' ;S'
sss@ ana
borrowed Of MIN; This amounts to $4,000 out Of the
the credit Side that enabled me to pay these aoants
%sFs c G hd
November, in the holiday recession Saturdays, in the
S0 Maeh rom ssan hum
All eG SaI
estimate about ten thousand dollars deposited here
hs shs al s na Mr. 1 sSS s me-
the SasS ne owed me besides he:e items sold
mortgage bonds OF the Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
which Offsets the $50 100 in investments Charged against
them Of course the committee understands that in bank
same money alters figures three or four times over thus
bought seven thirtes, sold them at an advance and
Tne share mainly out OF similar receipts sold an ad
saay was m e sS Pa
% n an to my TOR the p s
sci better nanciers than myself IN investment and
changes Of investments
tined That DC hc"shi Teceysd he the day after
ness me- 'e @ ma Se OUT of Mr.
Ames put his hand IN his pocket took out small coin
it back " witness always great repuenace to law
% SssS out a S to ss Gf s h
cost OF twice the sum he paid Ames; received
about = ne :. middle OF the month o speeding the mSmna
S tho Mr. S he wca Nave
sePfathcr Of Mr. Coilax and resided with him 1867
and s and the money 'SSm him IN as
June and another 500 about the Isl Of July following
Inc vice.
Mr. tOa he N S s ne M az up e
letter win the $1,000 and Sad 600 eenileman
Ss'
accept the enclosed ns Without aa%s the ooas
WITH, witness thought the letter was received ,oo about
%hen t the matter S the Subject Of con
yersahon; Mrs Matthews and Mrs, Ames being great
MRS. Matthew'S sS and Mr. We" coias snid Never %n
anne mt $50" $780, did Syy S or '
MRS. CAROLINE HoLLIsrER
resides in Utah and b. Of Mr.
bercd that Mt Goiiax received sloo b while 81 he
breakfast table In June, 1868 il was enclosed in letter
a m onh ls he anne
Judge Hale said Mr.. Nesbtt was a wealthy sationer
evidence to that fact He would also state that Mrs.
she having been Informed about On the Colorado trip
Judge Poland said The committee did desire to hear
further T testimony Id on that subject ,os,. -
being paid 70 aid in the election of Senator Carpenter
poyed Tor the road about the time tina, Mr.
Carpenter candidate for the senate witness would
any counsel and oaGeneI moi Smpioyed had
such action witness never made any statements about
MT beng as counsel Tor the road ~
House had no snoTledge Of any apPcation being made
HON. James Burlington Did W." have any
conversation with Mr. Ames or hear any conversation in
relation to Mr. Carpenter being employed AZ connselt A.
in reference to that matter A. Some tune heard
General Butler sae that the proposition had been made
MR. cARPEsTER AS COUNSEL
q. Tell US all that said A. General Butler said
that Mr. Carpenters friends had sent down here have
Mr. Carpenter retained counsel Tor the xI000O
he sand that Mr. Alley objected to il; witness did not
know If General Butler was employed
Jncge Poland announced that the examination OF wit
nesses was now concluded II any new evidence should
t ad@T
till ten O'Clock tomorrow morning, when they will pro-
coed TO make up the report
lAfter the adjournment Of the committee to- night Vice
PRESIDENT Cohx received the following despatch from
his married sister in Iowa.
KELLOGG, Iowa, Feb. II.
Mother wrote me in the Summer of 1868 OF recev
ing SOO bill Mentioned IL with other things showing
how much you were appreciated Searching tor letter.
Will send IL II found. MARY \. COWLES.
The above despatch will be filed with the committe
tomorrow
MAYOR HAVEMEYER,S POSITION.