Meade stated that she paid the rent, but that he furnished the money, which came out of the business. She pawned a watch and raised fifty dollars on it, and afterwards borrowed a hun dred dollars from Mrs. Lewis to pay for the license. Mrs. Ould made me a present of the suit of clothing I have on, and also some under clothing. After some further testimony on the part of Meade, the counsel for the defence in
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“Meade stated that she paid the rent, but that.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
“Meade stated that she paid the rent, but that.” The Daily Dispatch, Dec 1865.
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