Report and Testimony of the Committee on Investigation, in the Case of Hon. Alfred Spates: Adopted by the Senate, April 1, 1870

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Excerpt from Report and Testimony of the Committee on Investigation, in the Case of Hon. Alfred Spates

Received payment of Isaac R. Mans, Sup' t Georgetown Division. Thomas sheridan. When this receipt was brought to the attention of the Committee, it became apparent to them that the hand-writing and signature were very unlike the writing of Mr; Sheridan, which they found upon other papers in the. Office of the Company. They therefore called Mr. Sheri dan before them, and exhibited to him the paper bearing his name. He at once pronounced it a fabrication, and without hesitation confirmed his declaration in the most solemn manner by the affidavit which the Committee submit with this report.

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