Cincinnati Gazette, January 15.
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The young lady who acted the rebel spy at Washington, was a daughter of Dr. King, of the Soldiers' Home.
For some months past grave suspicions have been entertained in regard to certain members of the family of Dr. King.
It is stated that two of his own sons by his first wife, and two of the sons by his second wife, are now serving in the confederate army, and also that some of the lady members of his family have been engaged in communicating information to the rebel army, through a secession family still living in Maryland, within an hour's ride of Washington.
The arrest of some of the family of Dr. King, led to the belief in the rumor in regard to Adj.-Gen. Thomas, because he, like the Doctor, resided at the Soldiers' Home.
Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.
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