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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
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The ,noothly Statement OF The United States Irca'
.,rsr shovs that By returns received NJ to Nofem'
br ma. there vas subject 10 drait, At she
depositotiss. 5000 s24. OF this amount ss 4,
vas Al New York tst- es. at the Mint. fnhsae''
,hia: 100000 at Branch Mint, San frane'sco, So
as7 1t BrAueh Mint, New Orleans sss'eU 80
ing. S2Ss sos at d. ston. Sss25 BIS at rev
ofhes Sa.s6o. 500 have been orderea 20 DC q.
Avn, Nev york to Washington, New orleans. St'
,s.s. Ca r,ancisce county Baltimore and MOI
folk.
rn. ar,t rnb,ie sale Of new crop New Orleans
- 80 Mace in New York, Wednesday. The
oss,,nss consisted of so hhds. quality generally
a.. The Bidding was spirited; ell sold At 6,Stgs
osnt. showing fra market. The snnoune suens
- 49, .mall stock on hand of old sugars has in .
narted frmness 10 oil grades.
In IN, New York market. "Wednesday, the de.
Ar ,assi supply and better quality of beef catts
caused al advskcs In prices OF abeut hall ceLt
rAr pound, the extreme quotations being 6Hpiocts.
AZ the recent meetingof Stockholders Of the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad the Directors were
instructed to open correspondence with all II q
noa "a connactnr with said road, for the purpose OF
sor,ai ~ Convention composed OF one member from
ZACH road, to meet once In every three or four
months or otteuer necessary. for the purpose Of
rsy,siuu snd adopting uniform tariff Of freights
oorrespondins with the rise aud tall Of produce
shipped over the different rVads; and with view to
the rate of tariff adopted By any or all competing
lines ofroas.
The New York Economist says, respecting the No
yember imports:
..Ths DRY goods imports for the month Of Novem.
h.r chow about the same figures az for the same
month last year; but ia that month the amount put
n non the market was very small; smaller than per
hsps ever before 10 the menth Of November. 1t WA.
a month of great depression. OF S3s54 zoo worth
Of goods that entered the port only tsx $50 was
Id the balance accumulated In bond II is usua iy
the csse that the i'm ports in NJ vember exceed the
salss This was the case ia 1875. when y.4S3 tG
i'm ported bat - g3l e00 were pat on the market -
Vhis year however, Is an exception. since the sales
have ex~esied the imports by nearly Ss0000 The
euppIy Of stks. althonsh more than last year. are
lss, by $500 feD than the value received for the
mon,h OF November. Isl. Tho wool receipts are
Also less sai the III rinptlon OF supplies sppiies
mors 10 Germany than either TO France or England
Northern 1Iarkefs.-lB BIZ TgLEssApH.
B.lr Mo.g Dec S-Four duli-ubchapged. Hr-
ward and Ohio 3 IL Wheat frU-Rhite $1,000
Al So red g. 20. Corn uu changed.
NKw YORK Dec. 3-klour ifm at unchanged
rates Wheat and corn quiet and uaohensed Cot
ton heavy aud quotations nominal sales OF 1000
baies. Spirits Turcentins dull at 4sG toh Rosir
steady at $50. afost stocks firm. Virginia 6s
fA5k.
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\ REDUCED THROUGH
asgSM TAI !

assszssa<zz2s2 TARIFF OF CnARGES ON THE
CANAL FROM RICu10ND TO LYNCHRURG-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patro
mage hitherto received, would inform his friends
that his through charges on general Merchandise
only THIRTY GENTS per 100 lbs ; on Groceries,
Queensware &C. only TWENTY-FIVE GENTS per
100 lbs, which includes all expenses from tbs
wharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchbnrg.
Boats leave every other day. full or not fun, and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. 4. 3. LEE,
an 27-ts On the Dock.
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r AND AGENCY.-Havinc heon on

AND AdENCl Having been EN-
pioyed TO sell several large tracts Of land In
Nicholas county invite proposals from CAN'T sts
and particularly from persons who may wish TO set
Tie on the same, 10 whom great bsrgains win be
have just returned from visit to Nicholas. and
can safely assrrt that fot fertility of SOIL and ga
inhrty climate 1t is not surpassed by any portion
by lar the richest OF which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut, oak and
hickory. IL IL admirably adapted for grazing
country Thousands Of acres of the land have been
(withina few yesrs) opened and are now making
ample returns 70 the owners The lands will be
70 purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
Of investing. Will give all peedful information on
thesubject and vii! show the Land to those wishing
RICHARD HILL. Richmond. Va.
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rNIMBERED LAND FOR sALR-We

are authorized TO offer for sae privately. tract
Of TIM3EhED LAND, heated in the county Of
Chester field. on the Richmond and Danvi.le Rail.
read, nine miles from the ciCy Of Richmond and az
or rnilea from James river The tract consists oi
1t il believed that the stave and pine timber alone
wonld pay the Pc ce asked for the land. The tract
aGJoins the lands OF Messrs Geo Tinsey w Fish.
bourne farm. owned by Mrs Wurchie A plat OF ! he
Land may be seen ut the office of Messrs BUPU,lT
furnished m INT
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having
IN large number OF accounts due and unsettled
which should have been settled prior to January
counts due him previous to 1855, and not paid or
closed by bond or otherwise by the ist day Of Fe-
binary 1859, will be put in the hands of the law for
collection.
Always on hand, large assortment of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash or
to pLnctual customers EB SPENCE.
Ciothier and Merchant Tailor
no II Corner of Main and 18th ats
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have how in store o COM
chr posf HATS. Also. s great variety Of
the latest styles Of Gents and Youtns Cessmeref
silk, Plush Otter, Castorine and SLACK Cloth HATE
ana CAPa 10 which especial attention Y called =
Servants' Wool HATS and Plush GAPS viii asso DC
fund in great varieties and at prices that cann0s
be disputed. Before rurchsdng elsewhere, jon VII
and II greatly to yonr interest toexamiue my SOCK,
at the Saentiemen's New Furnishing House." cppo-
ns Curved 4 YOKE aGoRGETr SHIRT ready made and
psda 10 ordar' SWEENEY.
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r1s- NEW CARRIAGE AND HAR-

Ng NESS REPOsITURY.-The subscriber.
having been for a number Of years engaged IN
Coach Making offers to those In this section who
may wish 70 purchase, variety OF light and SUD
stantial CARhIA AGES, such as Buggies, kockaways.
dc All work warranted made OF good and durable
material. Persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to give call and examine. inaucs-
ments will be offered to their advantage both as 70
price and guarantee of the faithful performance OF
the work N PULLEN,
oc l-ly WALL at. near st Charles Hotel.
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GREAT CoUsrRY.-A Lousianian writes from
the lsthmus OF Tehauntspec: 81 have seen a suga,
cane here as large round q wine bottle, and full
~ Is feet high. Coffee of the nest kind, and all
the frnits of the tropics produced here and
be produced to enormous extent, when labor
and capital are available for the purpose. Land
here is now being sold by the Government at 81 900
Der league. Some Americans have bought tracts
aud will snop have sugar to eell.n
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c-K CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
HaEino IEtablishfneris, on Lombard Alloy, between
Main and Cary, (l3th and 18th streets 9ear the 70
lumbar Hotel, COACHES. Oil AkIOIkED. ~ ~
BULKIEN al Of his own make Of the best materials
and workmanship; all Of which VIII be sold a. low =
inond. and 1 respectfully ask call from those IN
want Of any article In the Carriage Line, - am DE-
termined to make 70 order and sell at the lowest
ranted. MICAJAH MAN6uM.
r. l6-2m
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eIECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
wood ADVICE Foa MARRIED FOLKS

NOOD ADV HE FOB M Ahh1ED EOLhS
~ AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE.
If you want to see fun in the married state.
You must get for your wife, for a start.
What she wants to keep house with please don't
You wait.
If you do sne will think it right hard.
Of course you must go and buy you snca stuff:
Such as CHINA and Glassware and Clock,
Some hniUes and some Spoons, you cannot let
off,
And Tea Trays and sill of such stock.
To get your supply OF sill what you need,
at a price far much cheaper than cheap,
Call In at sCHAAP'S Store, corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where ell of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call at sCHAAP CO.'S,
Corner Broad and Third streata
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Thomas Francis Meaeber Ia Iecturing In Wash
ington, or Costa RIGA, through which country he
recently travelled.
Rev Lawrence Carroll, pastor Of 81, Johns
Church, East Cambridge, Macs, died on the 23d
ult.
The only relic standing In Pittsburg of the
works erected BY the British, 10 the sold redoubt
near the Point.
days since, made standing jump Of Is feet. %
has jumped backward II feet.
PiecoIomiui Is said to have received a offer Of
marriage from a fashionable New Yorker since
her arrival in this country.
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Two LEASE. vacant grounds he-

70 LEASE.-Fhe vacant grounds, be-
-, - longing to me. on the North margin Of the
DOCK, viii be leased fIr three or i've years The
lotion apart of which Mr. Whites stables are tenn,
poraFy located CHS lease expires with this yearli.
large, ana we'll suited for a lumbef coal or wood
yard and so also is The lot on the opposite side i
l5fh street. For terms. apply TO Mr. lessee 2. Kee
see NJ his Office on East side Of 18th street between
Main and Cary street. VA
no 3-dim BACON TAFT
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A Prairie Fare.

Reesrt writer's have decisredihat there is good
deal Of fiction in the accounts given OF q burning
rrairie aud more Of imsg nation than reality IN
the pictures, which adorn tho school books, repre-.
ssnting the flying enigrant wagons, the frantic
rush OF the Wild horses, buffalo, &c, The grandeur
and the peril Of such eonhagratiien are probably
exaggerated in the old accounts, and the author
of tho "Leather Stocking Tales" has just told us
how to avoid ali harm from those seas OF fire into
which the billowy prairie grass is annually con-
verified by accident design. We 6 nd IN the juno
tion City Sentinel. newspaper published at
Junction City, settlement opposite Fort Riley.
ink aueas, the following accoapt of prairie e re
In the immediane vicinity ofths place -
ION Monday afternoon last the prairie 10 the
northwes of the town was discovered to be on IRE
The wind was blowing quite q gale ct the time.
and the waves Flames came sweeping towards u
with q mighty roar. like unto tue breaking of old
ocean. Il was certainly very grand and beautiful
to look at, while dasger was unthreateped but.
rs the cracking of the tall prairie grass became
more distinct, reminding one of discharges of ar,
tiliery, our quiet admiration ofthe scene changed
70 a very lively sense Of impending peril The
whole affair was 50 unlocked for, so sudden, and
caught "a SO uuprepsred to resist successfully.
that our promising town came near TO ashes before
an Ell rt was IN ide 10 sht back the flame. It ay
preached to within five and ten feet Of onr print
ing Office; destroyed the hay stack Of our neghbor
Whitney, across the street; ran, like a startled
DEER toward the private residences in the west err
part Of the place: swept past the recenty erected
5000 shingles. Caimrheuses in the vicinity
capped mraculousy. That one should be lef
standing Is astonishing.
"a busy scene amongst the people was then eu-
acted; men. women and children combined 10
little army to keep back the enemy. Weapons OF
extraordinary appearance and singular construc-
tion we're used in the meier. Here might be seen
an individual with his Sunday coat twisted into a
swab, performing feats of prowess with his con
stauty flying garments. Again, lady, assuming
for the drst time the peculiar habiiiment of her
lord hurling his brooches at the fiery foe with
eminent success; another with great grace snd
efficacy, welded plank, dropping II upon the in
trudiug monster, pnt,iug out whole yards OF
fame At pop. We contented ourseif with a towel
tied to the end Of a walking stick. and, with
motion somewhs. resembling the thrashing out
of grain, did. we think, our part as extinguish
er. All worked hard, and eventually succeeded 10
saving the town. To a great many citizens the
sight was novel, they never having witnessed a
prairie on FIRE before. To every one the scene was
sublimey beautiful and exeitiog"
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sl ENGLISH OVER CATERS
a&S D RECT IMPORTATION.-We have
just received, direct from England. imported by
ourselves. a large supply of smiths and Gibbs
Patent Spring Over Caters, to which We desire to
call the attention of all in want.
ALEX HILL / CO.,
Importers, III, Main street,
no Richmond Va.
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PeErrc.-Old Master Brown brought his feru,e
down-his face was angry aud rei-"Now Anthony
Clair, go rest you there, along with the girls, he
said. Theu Anthony Clair. with mortified air, aud
his chin down on his breast, crept siowly away
and ga. all day by the girl that loved him best.
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LOrxERIAS.
SWAN & cos L0TTERsES

CAPITAL PRIZE 1850 900.
T1Ck ETS ONLY $40.
The following oeneinn will be drawn By g. SWAN
AGO., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery In
each Of their eingie Number Lotteries for Deem
Der, 1858. ct AUGUSTA. Ca. in public, under tne
superiLtenceDce Of Commissioners.
GLASS a draws on SATURDAY, December 4, 1858
CLASS 45 draws on SATURDAY, December II isss
GLASS 10 draws on SATURDAY, December Is. 1858
GLASS II draws on SATURDAY, December 25' isss
ON THE PLAN OFSLYGLE NU-HBERS
5000 TICkETsi
1--WE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
TEN pRIZESi
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Al GENTS WATER PROOF AND

a GENTS WATER PkUUF AND
Ia DRESS BOOTS.--We have just received from
- the Justly celebrated manufacturers Milee
~S & Son o Philadelphia q fresh and full supply
of of Gent Calf Boots both Water Proof and Dress,
which confidently recommend az superior to any
Foot now use both as to durability and comfort We
cordially invite gentlemen who wish pair of Boots
which will render service and at the same time
perfectly easy, 70 call on u and be fitted.
PUrNEY Il WATTS,
no l3 No ll3 Main st, Richmond. Va.
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Nearly one P,ise 10 erery Nine 7yck
MAGNIFICENT SCHEtfEI

APPROPRIATIONS PRIzEisi;.' ''''''''' i'0
prizesoi sioo. experimenting to $4,000
Apiis : q 800, approximating to sso.oo 'i'''
Aprises 81 ssso. experimenting to $4,000 ''S0'
arsl1s. q sz2'. aDpro.ima.ins to 5000 '''VO
4prizss Of 500. experimenting to 5000 y"
prizes Il $50. spprozima,,as to 5000 800
4prises Of 500. spproximat!ns to s,,so GU
200 prizes Oh sNG loo,ooo
sslo prises. amounting 70 $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves -; 0uArters - So
v $ ssHs 70 any one DESTROYS q rssoivins i i
Osrtinoa,s. VIII b sold At the following
6sIahcass q package Of 10 whole tickets. 80
1 ls SDsSsssr /. 2 2
IN OnDnIss rcxE1s on CrhrIrIcA1fs
1nciose the money 70 oar address for the Tickets
b. Int mail Pnrchasers can have Tickets ending in
fhs lat q drawn un6srs aud Prizes. WILDE sent
s.: TX ss sss "a fgs ::
R s shss srssy drawn and Ssy
- All priEM Of .oOo and under. PAID Immediate
h sAsr drawing. Other prizes IL Inc usual tilas
eAddraU egdss TT 1icksts Pr osgti6cstesto
~ sm sssr moS U aSsg.1 Az g. J,
sis ssa e.; s sss aftes5 a y si. sss
80 IL 4 sas ssnbsss sh.s srsdr.wnison tn.
whae v1th the amount Of the prize that each onc Il
9!ed e, WI b pablshAd efser every drawingin |,
PliaaaIi N5v OrlsAns Delta. Noble kssistss. |
4AsAy0le 9agetta, Nsw fork Weckly Day Book. /
.ty1nafh Dejy Eeys. Richmond Dlspatch. New
1ssSs fa3stee: f9ulalag g1ts lolAr,on. and Little
- pssess' non 1
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS UF
" sHOVELS, TONES and POKERs.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates,
including every style OF Tenders, Sumner Pieces,
handsome and plain sets OF Snoveis, longs and
Pokers. Seven different siZes OF coal Scutties, cnder
shoveIs fire Shoyels handsome Stands tor Shovels
aud Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmans
are Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavera and Church Belle, OF
sweet tone Builders, housekeepers, and others in
want of any of the above articles be supplied
the lowest Northern prices / am manufacturing
all kinds of Bras and Iron Works of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER AANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street. between sth AMI 9Th Streets West SIDE
Richmond, Va.
an lh--diy 8. D. DENOON
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WATCHES. CIocxs. "a,

~ VII stfrSts DttWtsH WHlH ma HAnk
= WE ARE ALL WATCHMAKERS
A8s Tho Governor no IN Matchmaker
- The best finished one OF any.
And one Guard 10 not enough.
DO Of them he has many
The Mayor he IL Case maker.
Bad Cases to refine;
And IL they are not pleased with hirn.
It's hard TO beat his time.
The Watchmen they are Matchmaker
And often 10 while,
They get good Repeater
And very damaged Dial.
Tho AucfioDeer ga Matchmaker,
He takes Watches into pawn
And keeps them for certain time.
Until--9oing. goiog, gnpe.
BARTHOLOMEW he's q Watchmaksr-
His nans all people tell
On The corner Il Eleventh street
Opposite To the Hotel
BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker
no 10 Opposite the Arertcsn
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS
d;es fnr (Iughs and Colds has been in use N Rlch
mond and It's vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
years ana has AWAY proved efficacious IN Coughs
and Colds. The following certineate was VoiuhtarF
Iy given by Kew. Mr. Wiles in 1854.
BowI.NG GREEN, CAROLINE, March y. 1884;
informing YOU that Mrs Daws' Cough Ettzir." /
puichased OF you. has acted like cnarIn upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooplng Cough
very bad 1 have used it also in cases Of Colds at
tended with severe coughing, and In ry case the
same happy results have been produced l regard
judgment no family ought TO be witboutit.
A. WlLES,
Pastor of the NJ L. Church, South, on Caroline Cir
cult, Va Conf
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston,
Milispsugh Il Jshnston, j. W. Garlick, u. J. Picot
A Rodeker and Chas ID. Yale, Richmond &C Is
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m SOMETHING ENTIRELY ~
0NEw-sHIRTsi SHIRTS li-Are ron
the nav style OF Curved Yoke "GOR6Er H1RTS."
and tho "ELLIPTIC COLLAR" shirt acknow.
les ed By ali who have used 1t, to De superior ior
ease and comfort to anything Of the Kind yet IN.
vented. Leave your orders for the above Shirts ct
the 'sGentIemens New Furnishing House," opposits
the American Hotel, where viii also be found
Great variety of the latest STYLES OF HATS, CAPS.
TRUNKS. CArPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, READY
MADE SHIRTS, &C.. &C. ,supryuv
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s ssss. zsss EzsEzsssa.a NOTICE ON and
ESax 81 after Wednesday, the sth
Instant regular ba,ly Passenger train will be run
on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad according
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a GREAT REDUCTION IN ED


IA Prom IS 10 20 cent, saved by buying
thW\ from j. II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel
w. building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, 5 50; Do, second
quality 90; Fashionable Silk Hats, 9 81
Zine Caifskin Sewed hoots, so Congress Cater
Boots, 3 Is; Fine Calfskin Seged Shoes. q IS.
j. III. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city OF Philadelphia
TO supply hin with handsome and substantial
Cafssin sewed BOOTS, which be viii sell ct the un
precedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
A HALF. &C I'D d W Is
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"a STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
81 RENT.-TE0GAS d. QUARLES offers for
rem, the desirable store formerly occupied By him
self. and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF oren-
shaw, Quarles d co. To goud tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
1n--fa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
Mrs. Gardper,s Add r~ss 20 the Jury.

As the telegraph has announced, Mrs. Abigail Gardner
has been convicted ON second trial In Plymouth Mass,
OF the murder OF her husband, Hosea Gardner, post
master at bingham. Twas charged that she administered
poison him the 2sth of January 1857 the first
trial the jury failed 10 agree.
Amer the counsel on both sides had finished summing
up, the prisoner arose and the Judge said 10 her.
Abigail Gardner, YOU desire 10 say apything 70 the
jury In addition 10 what your counsel has SAID you
have an opportunity II, however, you do not desire 10
say any hing, wi not be taken against you. You
are therefore, al liberty 10 DO az you please.
With considerable hesitation and difficulty addressed
the jury as olowsl am somewhat fatgued and excited
IRON hng 90 many long days here In court through this
trial and unable 10 express my feelings should be
glad 10. should be glad 70 convey 10 your minds the
truth. aside from falsehood and prejudice. feel
Though could not rest until let the world know what In
should not be allowed TO now. ! am not guilty
i know how many prejudiced persons working
against me- God knows my innocence l am az
innocent any Of you bore Of the charge feel Ike
TO pity I have friends with me and none
within two hundred miles OF me. II had, could give
you very different opinion OF me than that which you
now have hope you will consider my carefully
ard without prejudice. Ny husband was poisoned God
only knows who Did ! Was charged with u. Before
heaven and my Maker know nothing more about than
any Of you here.
She you'd have spoken further, but her feelings over
powered her, and she sat down. During the day her
parent inc Inference almost appalling, much tba
was baro 10 distinguish whether the indifference
Of settled despair or lack Of natural feeling When she
Arose 70 address the jury she manifested considerable
drawn during the day, lifted from her face, her
yaoas, stare and palld sunken features became amos
friehtul
The verdict Of the Jury was that Mn Gardaer wa
guilty Of murder in the second degree which, according
70 the Law passed the last session OF Iegea
ture, PUNISHABLE By imprisonment In the Stae prison
for life; but there an unrepealcd law OF the Common
wealth which declares Mat female shall mot be sent
the STATE