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FOOTNOTES

[A] How Mr. Garrett executed his mission and killed the Kid is
narrated in the account of the desperados of the West, which
forms a separate chapter.

[B] The day of our departure from the United States, after the
visit of which I have been giving the details, was the date
of a great crime, of which we were then ignorant. About the
very time that we were on our way to the wharf to embark on
board the "_City of Berlin_," the murderer of the President
was accomplishing his purpose. But with all the means and
appliances which exist for the despatch of news, I believe
that the commission of the crime was not known till the
steamer had passed out to sea from the Sand Heads.

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