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ed; bufc none of Ins evidence was taken before the Commissioner. Turner says that his knowl- | edge of the ■woman amounts to little or nothing. That he knew her by sight only while she was in I Macon in the capacity as a servant of Mr. Geo. G. Wilbur. That subsequently, he saw her once in Atlanta, where he was introdcfbd and spoke to her. That a short time ago he casually met her again in Philadelphia, when she told him she was going to return to Georgia, and asked permission to travel in his company, which he granted. That nothing more passed between them than ordinary courtesy on the road. That | the stories of his having given her money, coun- j terfeit or otherwise—or their living in Hancock county — or correspondence between them at Philadelphia—or his arrest and being handcuffed —are utterly false. And, so far as he knows, the woman Harris never made any such charges against him either at Atlanta or elsewhere—nor did any suspicion exist in Atlanta, so far as he knew, that he was at all complicated with her in any proceedings in relation to spurious money. He declares the whole story is utterly untrne in every part, parcel and particular.
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Macon Weekly Georgia Telegraph
Macon, Georgia, US
Fri, Jul 09, 1869
Page 4
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