11 1/2" x 7 1/2" - rather brittle handmade paper with illustration to the head, printed by G. Clark, printer Dorchester.

Barratt appears to have been caught, as the cow has some very remarkable characters - "There was a kind of horny excerscence (like a corn), growing between one of the hoofs, it also had a peculiar white mark on the udder, and one of the teats was diseased".

The keeper had followed tracks of the beast nearly 5 miles! to find it just outside the home of George Barratt. Poor George was executed on his birthday, amidst a large concourse of spectators.

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Dr Tumblety was arrested in connection  with the Lincoln assassination, he was eventually exonerated, but another rumor began that he had at one time employed one of the assassination conspirators. This rumor was dispelled as well. Tumblety subsequently wrote and published The Kidnapping of Dr. Tumblety, a short pamphlet he authored in an attempt to clear his name and re-establish his good-faith with the public. In reality, the book is little more than a series of paranoid ramblings and fraudulent testimonials.

JACK THE RIPPER RELATED  - PLEASE LOOK AT THE CHARLES WARREN SIGNED LETTER LISTED BELOW UNDER WARREN.

'The tone of your first letter made it clear that the only response you wanted was the hard cash. Despite all my efforts, I haven't been able to procure it, and I have been counting on putting my hands on things, but they always escaped me. So I kept thinking tomorrow...tomorrow. Well finally, Sir, not having received it yet, I won't have the honor of sending you what I owe you sometime between today and next Wednesday. For now, as if by a miracle, I got lucky and procured that sum elsewhere. Times have been difficult for me, which has been very hard for me, but luckily now I will have the means to get out of my difficulties. My being so lucky to come out of this today, you, Monsieur, are the first to learn of it."