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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
"Prize Premium" Cook Stove.

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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
EXECUTORIS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that iha Undersigned ex
~ ecttor has obtained from the County court o.
Rails county, letters of stamsntaIy on the estate
JEP yHh S. CRoSTHWAlT, dece sed, bearing date
March 7, 1858, .... ...
All persons having demands against said estate az
required TO exhibit them for allowance, within one
year ION the date of SAID letters hey R,ay be- pre-
clnded from any he eff Of said es ate and il such
claims are not exhOiltd within three 'arS they VIZ
be forever barred. .iu ISAAC LITER, Adn'r
March -, 1853. -w3t ... '.. ... ...
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
WIS iOspcCtiu'iS
HALVES & ARMSTRONG,
Smith & Dicks New Family Grocery,
on Market street.

THEY take this method of informing the S.tizens
i Of Hannibal and vicinity, that they have opened
new family grocery store on Market street, imned-
aiely north Of the market house, where they intsA&
keeping all kinds o! Groceries suited the retail trade
We intend keeping hand all kinds Of marketing, aud
will be pleased 10 friends at any time when they
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand during the winter
season. AS we have the best opportunity OF pureha-
sing Fowls Vegetables, &C., il win be 10 every mans
interest 10 call examine, before purchasing else
tanned at the market house during the day.
hov27n SMITH DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
1883. ST. LOUIS ANpKEoKuK, 1858,

1858. -sT.-BoUis. ANDrKEoKUK. 1858.
u. s. MAIL STEAMERs.
A @N DIE VERNON, Rufus A O
kkai5TJasSHd lord MASTER. a' yE=s1-TsI1
,ssleSsSzS KATE KEARNEY, aIae szsssiIs;i'l$
Dan Able Master
JEANNE DEANS. Brown, Master! i.
One Of the above Spl .ndid Steam rs leave the Kso'
kuK Wharf Boat, foot OF Locust Street. 81 Louis, eve
ry evening at o'clock, Sundays Excepted.
They will leave Hannibal in The following order -
The Die Vernon will pass Up every Tuesday aud Fri
day Morning, at 10 o'clock, down Wednesdays aud
Saturdays. al 10 O'Clock, A M The Kate Kearne,
will pass up on Wednesdays aud SIurlays, al 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, down Thursda 5 and Flid ,ys, at 10
M The JEANNE Deans will pass up on Ihursda, .
and Saturdays. at 10 O'Clock, down on Friddys and
Mondays, at 10 A. M. '...
~ II will be observed by the above arrangement, no
Packets pass up on Monday or d Sn on Tuesday. rs
For Freight or Passage having superior aeeommoda-
tions. Enquire on board or OF
MILLER l. PoAGE, Agents.
Hannibal Aprl6, 1853 II
VI The Hannib 9l Messenger and Hannibal Courier,
will please copy and send bill 10 agents. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
New Cigar and Tobacco Store!

W." NASoF anu 1VUuVOO otWIV
AT THE WIGWAM IN SHOOT 4 DAVIS NEW
BUILDING, IN COMMERCIAL ROW.
FER & ARBOGAST hereby inform their friends
IL and The public generally that they now occupy a
room in SHOOT n DAVIS new building where
they prepared TO ill all orders in their line eheap
cheaper, than any other house in the city Thsy
have ehoire selection Of Tobacco, Cigars, SnuaS,
Ppes &C., &ci and they truly say their stock OF
goods is The lages hest and most complete assert.
ment ever offered in Hannibal. q ... - ' '
The following comprise part Of their HranaG
10000 III Sol Reg ,llASI 3.... "a. ..
5000 La Union do. .... . ..
5 OOO La Pdloma do.
5000 La Nortnas; .." -H 90.
2O.OOn Ju,o SAM PTine ipsS,
500 Cazadoras; 'r.'-..r a-.r. 4. .I
900 Plantations D.. b.. ....-.. .--..... ..--.
$4,000 Common RegaliAs, .... t...-....r
10 OO0 Half spanish; -. .'.. t't
10000 Melees = f.ur't.. lI 9.a 1I .--
Virginia Chewing Tobacco. ss.ae
VIM Hare's' Jesse Hars's, James Thomas, and Seth
Halsey's Tobacco, 1, s,f'r-r-- sf. l... 'r..
Missouri Tobacco. ... ..
d. J, Gurth's No, ]; HendfTsoh's No. Il Busknsr's
No. Jamison'S No ]; DahSman's Cherry juice Nc.
j Motiett Harris Lump. IFa. .tt'' f--'. I.
All Of. which we will selllow OTsAsh. Z z rlL o
lmeh2i-wtfJ 1. .. LEER ARROGANT
Rsssiysd-ks new lot Of Imperial ciTar. Z. go
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1853.
3. LEE & SON,
GrOcers and Dealers fn IiauOre.
BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMEyTIC,


BorH FOREIGN AND DOMEyTIO,
..-a WILD CAT CORNER,
Sign OF tho Grand Oriental Black Rooster,
3.Ha Main Street, Corner of Bird Sired,
s ..a.- HANNIBAL, MO. i j.
WE would call The attention Of our patrons 10 the
w fact thai the year 1882 has closed, and that the
time approved custom of commercial transactions H.
10 Rose he accounts Of the Old Year, at as early ne.
riod in the New Year. as practicable. Will our pat.
rons bear this in mind, aud ACT PROMPTLY upon this
suggeslion2
We give below for the bene6, OF our old customers.
and also for that of many new feel disposed
20 deaf with US, list of our BRANDIES and LIo-
UOtS. Give us a hearing, and be your own Judge;
200 B9i S. RECTIFIED WHISKY, Black Rooster
Brand. n
30 BBLS OLD BOURBON, imported from frat hands
IN 'Old KaiItuck"
50 BBLS MAGNOLIA wHISKEY, A. No.
200 BBLS. CIDER VINEGAR .'r
. BRyINDIES, VINE IND GIN ...
Otard Br'y, Jamaica Rum,
U. P. Wind do, Santa Cruz do,
Ras an do, New England do,
MOrceau do, Peach Brandy,
A. Seigneite do, Madeira Wise,
Port Wine, Sherry do,
Malaga do, Holland Cis,
All Of which we will sell al wholesale or fstal'
cheaper than st. Louis prices, for CASH.
ian20'53 iE .. IA. 3D.. ... ......-.
~ Paris Mercury copy. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
LlNAL SETTLEMENT.

NTOrIi /, hereby given that the undersigned Ad
In mnstralor Of the rsraeor N FUoUA, deceased
iii Apply al the Nav term, Tue day the third day
Il May 1851. IN the County Court Of Marion county,
MissoId TO make final settlement Of said estate when
aud where al persons interested attend If they
lhlnk proper -..t.e. r.H -b.L-..t -..s ..... -
Dehl7w4i I'm MoFFETr, Aiu'T.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
J. P1RKEs.
SiLsBARRow.
40 PARKS 4 BILLsBARROw
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

FANNb z BILLSHANNUW
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
CORNER Of Hill and Fourth Streets, Hannibal,
~ M s,ouTi. .J
Toe subscribers leg respectfully TO inform the in
habilsns OF Hannibal AID vicinity. that they pre-
Pared 10 eteT INTO contracts to any Anouat for he
erection OF churches, dwellings, Stores, a. or The
experimenting OF The erection of The So me &c,
NJ b. They are also prepared to surIAy plans and
specifications OF every description Buildings ereced
90 WOdea ate Terms Pr perly lSJen in pau payment,
'.. -" JOSEPH PaRKES. 81. ~
WILLIAM BILLSBARROW.
RGSEenees-T. Me Dannod,
r. y,Fry, frt' "a, n
Is - p :. Msshsr, AFshitset. !, .. -. er .
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
$1,000
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

ONE TIL o u SA ND DOLLARS
4 o any Perso, ~ho will furnish Us. within three
years, Set Of patterns for Cooking Siove Supe
rior 10 The Prairie state 10 its operations, durability,
neatness OF finish and design we will pay the above
nsmed sum of one tho sand dollars.
This and beautiful stove prevents itself external
y, in plain dress, accompanied with just aud ADM.
rabls proportions. giving it the appearance Of ehase
aud tastefully made piece OF furniture.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that The undersigned adj
~ minIstrator has obtained from the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Rails county IN vacation, letters Of
administration on The estate Of THpS. EMISOH, de
ceased, bearing date Mach II, 1859.
Az persons having demands against said estate, are
TeqHir 10 ex hit them Tor allowance. wthin year
fun he dale Of sAd letters, tney may be pre- uded
from any benefit oi said estate and If such claims
no, exhibited within thrs- yeats they ~ BE- forever
barred. HUGH EAllSON, Admir-.
March "a, ls53-w3t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. .

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned I'D
" mInrtr tor has obtaped from The County Court
Of Rails utY letters Of administration the estate
Of Palmer NURVEL, deceased bearing date March
1891 ... .... .....
Al pc sons having demands against said estate, are
rsqnired 10 exlbn them 10 allowa zee, within one ear
on the dae Of said letters or they may be preclude
from ary beurh Of said e'late, and I such claims
not exhibited within thee years they will be forever
'aIrr'I. ..t. JOHN y, BlGGS, ADMIT
March "a, lS53.-w,3 st
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
Marble EmpOum,

$D-N,D DIAN,
TANUFAClURi IL and dealer in Italian and
wi American arblr. lie HIS hand large
assortment, and viii furnish the shortest ueIce,
Marble Mdnie Pieces:
Fine Parton AID Chamber Crates; ~ r-
Couner aud Wash Stands;
Garden Vases,
Siaiudy;
Aud eVeiy other description OF M AkbLE "ohh
al low prices. ~. Cali at his Marble Yard opposite
be Brady House, Hannibsi Mo. . ."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
MISSOURI MOUNTAIN ZION.
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
WILLIAM COHEN,
"'''"''~-" q .'''-"-.-".

Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
'INHE subscriber has permanently located in this city
L and is always prepared 10 repair watches, broken
ewelry, sc, in the most workmanlike manner and OH
the mosiresonable terms. He has n ow OH hand and
omsiantly receiving fresh supplies Of the finest and
most fashionable lewery, Watches, Clocks, &C., from
the best importing houses in the asst. His stock i,
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargalns
as he offers great inducements 10 purchasers.
The citizens OF Marion and Rails counties are re.
spectiully invited &c give me a call. Store on Main
street, opposite the "Greai Western ,ept51
just received in addition 10 his former stock sup
ply oil Ear Rings, Pins, &c. Also a very fine lo Of
Jet E&srRings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
Pens-'E arranted "a very fine article Oct2 "a.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
11TNgT NEPYY 3. NE Mt

NOTICE Is shersby giSen,6at he undersigned sd-
~ minissraior az the Q ,iata OF AMlsON SAMUt L.
deceased will apply Al The next May tern, on Tues
day. The third dsy OF Nav, 1883 in the County Court
Of Marion county Missouri. 10 make 6Dal settlement
Of SAID Estate, when and where all persons inter ested
can attend Il they think proper
inch l1w4,1 t. ". MoFFEIT, Admir-.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
HANNIBAL RAILS COUNTY, AND PARIS, FLANK

2d March, e53.
MEETING Of she Board this day. u ordered that
n eAi Of per be- made the Capital Slack payh
BILE 10 the THlFufeF Mt Elijah Hawkins, the IOth Msnh
aud an Additional per cent, Pyabls The lst April.
1ly order onhs BSsIa Of Directors 10y
ssAS-w ', LEvERTEs, sss1S@,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
W. n. e. REE.V'
To the PeOple.

7 WOULD solicit the special attention Of ell persons
4 who know them-el,rs indebted 10 me, TO he fact
that with the commencement Of this year am DE
TER tNED TO close up all ofmy ola accounts eithe
by GtSH or NOTE: and hal an ally call and Pro"P
action on the part of every one Of my debtors will
oblige Your humble servant.
ipnsO " II y SCI NUS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-14
Smith S. Allen,
House and Lot for Sale.

THE Undersigned wishes 10 sell his House and Loi,
l situated on Sixth, between Bird and Hill S'es 5,
II 10 a ore s'ory frame house, fixed comfortably Tor
small family, With oil The necessary out hnrldigs q
good garden all kinds Of shrubbery, and fine veil ol
water -
Possession given mmeditelv, and indspntSbls title.
For 'ems sc, apply at lhae MesSengor Otto. orc
au27 A. A. B M DONALD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-01
Common t;nnncil.

Mr. Barker moved that a Committee be appointed TO
take into consideration The alteration Of the different
Wards of ihe city, and report whether be expedi
ent to alter the location OF any Ward. Messrs. Bar
ker, Bickford, ana Wall, were appointed the Com
mittee.
Mr.. Washburn moved that the Common Council
with the Board Of Aldermen, in The passage of
the ordinance providiug that member oeither Board
shall hold any Office for which he shall receive pay
from the lily Treasurer Mr.. Washburns motion was
sustained and the ordinance was passed to be en-
crossed.
Mr. Wall, who voted with The minority, gave notice
that he would reconsider at the nex; meeting
'ofthe Board.
Mr. Washburn, who voted withthe majority, moved
to reconsider now.
Mr.. Wall opposed Mr.. Was burns motion as out of
order, on the ground hathis roce OF motion precud
ed Mr.. Wasbbnrn from moving 10 reconsider uow -
The Chairman ruled that Mr.. ashburn was in order
Mr. Wall appealed from he decision of the Chair, and,
strange to tel, his appeal sustained, 10 to s.
The Committee, the petition of lee sprague and
Others reported favor ogradii and laying out Pros
pect street The report accepted and an order in
accordance herewith Adopted
Tie street Commissioner authorized and direct
ed to lay the curb sloaes and finish the sidewalk on The
east side of Trumbull street.
The vote Of last week, committing the matter in rela-
ton to lots in fore Cemetery The City Solicitor was
reconsdered AID an order directing that deeds OF burial
lots be made for those who paid Mr. Brown was adopt
ed.
Thereporl Of'he Committee in relation to laying the
curb stonesand making the sidewalks on Thomas street
was accepted
The Committee Shade Trees were directed tC
fence such trees on Main street not fenced
Ordered that Committee be appointed to consider
what measures shall be taken TO celebrate our Nation
al Independence on the 4h Of July, and TO report a
next meeting, Msssrs. Barker, Forbusb, and Porter
nominated to the COMMITTEES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-01

10 the right suffrage after the year 1856, shall be
able to read the Constitution Of this Commonwealth,
printed in the English language.
The above orders were adopted respectively
On motion of Mr. Butler OF Lowell, the Conven-
tion then resolved itself into the Committee Of the
Whole, Dir Gray of Boston in the Chair, and took
up the subject under consideration yesterday in refer
ence 10 oalhs and subscriptions, SC. The amend
men which had been offered by Dir Halieit Of VIII
braham, 10 incorporate in the formula OF the official
oath clause requiring allegiance to the Constitution
of the United States, was discussed by Messrs Hal
leti Butler, Keyes, French, and Gooch.
The question was then taken the amendment of
Mr. Halett, and it rejected.
Mr. Whitney offered an amendment ''Ihat il iseX-
~ dient to alter and amend the Constitution by eav
ing cut all official oaihs and subscriptions" Re-
jected,
Mr. HopkinsOn of Boston, moved TO amend by
striking all the resolutions except The 4th article
OF the 81 resolve and he 4lh resolve. This amend
ment was also rejected without debate, and on mo
ton of Mr. Wilson of Nalick, the Committee rose
and reported the resolutions back the Convention
without amendment.
Mr. Gray, Chairman Of the Committee of the
Whole, reported the resolutions last under consider
aun back Ia the Convention, ana they were there
uphn passed to second reading, which takes place
tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr. Hooper of Fall River, the Con.
veution again resolved itself into COMMITTEE Of the
Whole, Mr. Sumner Of Marshheld, in the chair, and
took up for consideration the report and resolves
the subject Of elections Ivy plurality. The amend
M nj offered by Mr. Train of birmingham, was
wilhdrawn by that gentleman, ard the question then
required on the amendment Of Mr. Walker OF North
Rr oHield which provides that in all elections for
Governor and Lieut.. Governor, Senators ami Rep
rescntaiyes 10 the General Court, "a majority shall
be required TO elect; and in other eeclions, ma
iory OF plurality shall elect, the Legislature may
direct.
Mr. Morton Of Taunton, opposed The amendment.
MIR kinsInan Of Newburypot, likewise opposed
the amendment and sustained the plurality principle
Mi Oliver of Lawrence, moved an amendment to
the previous amendment, in substance that military
elections be excepted from the operation of the
same.
On motion of Mr. Dana of Manchester, the Com,
mitee rose, reported progress, and asked leave to sit
again.
On motion of Mr. Earle Of Worcester, the Con-
vention adjourned until O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-01

MONDAY EShNtN c, May 30, 1858.
Henry Earle and Others, members Of the Committee
of Arrangements for lbe Masonic fraternity, presented
petition Tor the q the City Hall on the cath Of
June for Masohie festival and aso for the use of tn,
soashery paSt u the Common from the goth to the 2s,h
OF sane, 70 Greet thereon tent. The first part of the
petition was granted the second accorded subject
TO the direction OF the Committee OH Public Grounds
and the City Marshal Concurred in
Thereport ofthe Committee Highways on the pc
titi0n o. Danforth Brown, read by the Clerk and
accepted, and referred a Committee consisting of
Aldermen Harding, Crandail, and White
The petitions of Amory Cart, and Stephen Moore for
damages on account Of change of grade Pleasant ST.
were similarly r, ferred.
The Mayor made communication in relation to the
crossing,by the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Com
pany, of Front street. The MATER reelred to
Committee TO act with the Mayor in relation to the
matter. The Mayor appointed Aldermen Harding and
White on the Committee.
Alderman Valentine made report of his doines in
surveying streets and placing monuments Accepted
and aled with the Cle.k.
The Mayor laid before the Board communication
from The President ofthe Western Railroad Co.
Aspecal meeting OF The Board assigned for Tues
day morning, hail past A. M in reference 10 prop
er action on The above communication.
The petition of Albert Huntington, ior license TO sell
| fireworks, laid on the table.
The report III relation the Aims House taken
up and The recommiIlal ooncmrcd in.
Alderman Valentine presented bill of Sl65 25, for
surveying which allowed and sent down for con
currence.
communication from the Assessors was received
giving the
An order in relation the grade of Main street in
fraut of Warden's estate, adopted and referred
to the Committee having the communication of the
Commissioners of lIsha avs in relation Front street
in their hands,
An order in relation the division OF The Wards
concurred in, and Aldermen White and Williams Joined
to the Committee
An oder in relation to the 4th of July coucurred
in, and Aldermen Williams and Valentine were added
to tie Committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-01
Gbe u ilp spy.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1858

Tar WEBSTER TEsTIMoEiAL.-On Monday,
sO,h inst. meeting Of the Webster Testimonial
Committee took place ia the Common Council Room,
Boston. Samuel A. Elliot was in the chair and
George T. Curtis was Secretary, MI George Tick
nor. Chairman Of the Executive Committee, submit
ted a report, recommending, as The most suitable
memorial the erection Of statue, to he executed by
some distinguished American artist to be erected in
some public place in Boston, to be Of bronze ifpaced
in the open air. but to be Of marble il placed under
cover. rhe committee were Of opinion that the
preferable position for the statue, would be the head
Of State street, aud recommended that Hiram Pow
ers be employed TO execute it. They stated that the
means already at the disposal Of the committee,
would be sufficient TO meet the entire cost
Now, we consider that Samuel A. Eliot, George
T. Curtis, George Ticknor, and such like, are the
TO Daniel Webster, and we coincide with the COM
mittee ia the opinion that Stale street is the most
appropriate place for Mir Websier's statue. We are
of opinion too, however, that this business of monu-
ment making running considerably into The ground,
OF late years The persons for whom they are pro-
posed are, in so many cases, unworthy Of being re-
membered that their erection, instead of melting
the public mind TO virtue, becomes nothing but a
barren record Of either foolish or mean expend.
ture Of money. The first monuments Of antiquity
were erected 10 public benelactors; but when the
contagion Of luxury corrupted the public morals,
those simple tributes virtue were succeeded by
seupwed stones in honor of men who we're merely
Illustrous. Ii has been with MS, Anglo Saxon Our
fathers did not look for their demgods amongst par.
tizan politicians and successful railroad SPECTATORS
Their ideal of greatness took higher range than
that. John Hampton, Harry Vane, John Pym, and
at a later period, Washington aud his compariots,
were the sort OF men to whom they would have &C
corded monumental honors.
few years ago, the English stockbl okers. bulls,
bears, agators, and all the other animals who ap.
pear ON Change, collected money for testimonial
to King Hudson, solely for the reason that he had
become rich. And now, we have brokers, Sc,
erecting monument to Daniel Webster, because he
exerted his great talents increase sustain their
business statue of Daniel Webster in Stale
street, will, think, be very remarkable circuin-
stance. 1t was there that he bartered his greatness
and his glory for gold, and it there that the on.
ly constituents he acknowledged, were located. If
1here was any heart soul in State street, statue
Of Daniel Webster at the head OF would be per-
petual reproach to it. II would be like Banquos
ghost, mutely pointing to its wounds, and reminding
the moneyocracy that they destroyed Daniel Web
ster. Well, let them erect their pretended idol, and
pay homage toll, as they go to their offices to count
over their gains. There will be few besides Them.
selves in Massachusetts, who will be So poor in
spirit to do it reverence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-01

ATTACHMENT OF GIRL FOR THE MURDER
OF HER LOVER Agnes Anderson, the Young
woman now in confinement, charged with the
murder OF Mr. Taylor, was broughtup for arraign-
ment this morning, in the Fifth district court
The court room was crowded on the OCCASION
Agnes had on black silk dress, a bonnet and
green veil, and looked fatigued and care worn.
When called to the bar, she advanced from her
seat with a steady step, but when the clerk com
menced reading the Indictment and the finding of
the grand jury, her assumed fostitude gave way.
and before the document was read, she became
terribly agitated. When the clerk had finished
reading tine indictment he put the usual question,
'.Are you guilty or not guilty :" to which she re.
piled, ~ am guilty in self defence, and wish |
was hung and be done with it. I'll die for him !;
love him; | wish l was hung for it; don't
want to live in chains, Her language here be.
came lncoherent, and in the midst Of the excite
ment of the scene the Judge very properly or
dered the officer to remove her from the court
room.-,Auqusta (Gal Sentinel. 1fav "a.