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CoNsUMPTIoN.-Ergot of rye, or spurred
rye, has received the approval of the Academy
of Medicine at Turin as one of the most active
remedies for consumption. DR.. Parola, the
author, describes its action as infallible. if
not in curing the disease, at least in staying
the pulmonary Inflammation which constantly
accompanies the formation of tubercles. DR..
Parola administers two grammes of the pow
der per day, and suspends it every four or
five days for forty-eight hours. When the
stomach is too weak, the resinous extract
may be administered in.pills instead of the
powder, to the amount of forty or fifry cent?
grammes, or else as portion in solution of
gum. Quinine. foxglove, and even opium,
may sometimes be administered together
with it. By this treatment DR.. Parola has
cured sixteen cases out of thirty-one of con-
frmed consumption in an advanced state.
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CENTS VS.. PEScE.-The old-fashioDed sys-
tenn eli keeping accounts in pounds, shillings
and pence seems ai length gradually dwind-
ling before the decimal currency. Since the
act authuTizing the government accounts to
be kept in dollars and cents, together with
bills, checks, ETC.. the various banks and the
most OF business men have adopted the
decimal currency. Until the LIST inst, how
ever, the post office conducted It's affairs
with pounds, shllings aud pence, but the
new act has altered the existing state of
things. Everything in future is 10 be done
under the dollar aud cent system. and any
money OF tue old style tendered, will only be
received at its assumed value in the new
coinage. English shillings will, IN future,
pass at the postofice only at twenty-two
cents. and stspences MT eleven cents. CaHa-
dian hank tokens passing hitherto Tor q
penny carsency--wiii henceiorth only be
considered as troTfh one cent; but tsirangr
anomaly the Canada copper will also pass
current as Que cent-London &C. W. ffs'
Press.
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not be said that either Yourie's or Fosterville
assisted in swelling the vote OF Big Spring or
Millersburg. These are votes we know
nothing of by reference to the Textbook. and
these account, in a great measure, for my de-
feat. There are So Opposition votes in the
Big Spring and Millersburg districts, and
that was the vote given to our party, SO it is
apparent that all of the IS votes, the excess
Of what appear on the Textbook, were demo-
Gratis.
/ hope our friends will exercise modera-
ton and not charge those of orr party that
voted for Col. Ready with having voted the
whole democratic ticket. Perhaps few OF
them did, but a majority of them did not.
A. NJ. MCKNIGHT.
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supply of the best article, just received b,
june25 JOHN YORK Il CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-15

IMMExsE YIELD OF GRAIS.--The country
papers Ia this State announce The fact that the
Weld Of wheat all through Western New
York Is unprecedently large this year Not
only Is the crop in fine condition and fFee
from rust and weevil, but the produce OF The
ears Is immensely large, 80 that, We are IN
formed from one source, The eultivaioEs are
aslonIshsd 70 nnd that where they had pre-
pared storage and bags for twenty bushels,
they have now 10 make provision Tor thirty
or iorty. And we learn from another qaar.
Der that this is true also OF the rye and harley
crop. This il cheering prospec;, truly
~ g. Hesdld iufk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-15
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Iuesday, aug. 3, I6oy.
The official organ here expresses an i'm
movable faith in the time-hOnOred principles
of the Democracy of Ohio but those princi-
piles, as announced by the last Democratic
State Convention. were not those of the Adj
ministration. as respects slavery in the Terri
tories, if its views can be gathered at all from
previous articles in the organ. The Cdnstdu-
lion has been equally complimentary to the
Maine Democracy but their Popular Sovei >
eighty solutions were not allowed admission
to its columns.
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From the MurfroesborO Telegraph.
Something wrong.

1t will appear from the following letter
that the democracy OF Big Spring aud Millers.
burg did not '.tote fair" ia the late election,
but IL Is very probable drew upon their
democratic neighbors in Coffee county, for a
little help in their hour of need. Twenty
years ago Rutherford was thrown into the
arms of the democracy by fraudulent voting,
and from Maj. Meningitis letter il is very
probable that the same game bias been again
played. Maj. Mcknight states that Yourie's
district gave its full vote. 1t gave thirty
three votes more than 1t did Ia 1887. Foster
willie gave a larger vote than in 1857. We
think the subject demands investigation.
But here Is Aaj. McKnight's letter:
Mllos, Aug s, SO.
Editor Of das Telegraph:
DEAR Sra: The election returns OF Thurs
day last show thai the Big Spring and Mil
lersburg districts voted ifty-fse more than
they have taxpayers on the tax-book. and
IL appears that YouFie's voted her full vote
and F,rsterville voted ten votes more thar
Der votes according 10 the tax look. IL eau
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Nashville Female Academy.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.

IN hall OF Day Pupils are Interested in this do
partment. In painting, drawing. and asie, have
endeay ored ~ secure for patrons the best
talent in the country. In large cities we sup
pose there Kay be found teaehers better than
but Eneh do not teach schoolgirls. We will nsxt
year make additions O. faculty OF that class of
Teachers who appear 10 be so popular with eer low
e. of music
For ire Piano. Harp, Guitar, and Vocal Music, we
shall have "a the Academy ample supply az Teach
ers. not only for pupils, bot also for those
ladies IN the city (Nho are nos school grls) who
wish 10 take lessons here such must not ex-
pect 10 pay Academy prizes but the prices they
would have 20 pay scch Teachers elsewhere.
II is very desrbie 10 know how many from the
city wish lessons here before the time Il
Teachers Is fully occupied by pupils Of the Academy.
aug2-f c. d. tII1OTr.
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m JACOB LITTLE, the great stock oper,

Gs- JACOB LITTLE, the great stock opera
tor, was no Monday unanimously re-admitted
to the New York Board of Brokers. On this
event the Herald says
Mr.. Jacob Little was yesterday unani-
mously reelected a member of the Board of
Brokers, having satisfied all his creditors.
This is the third or fourth admission of Mr..
Little to the Stock Exchange. His boldness
and adventurous character have thus often
led him out of his depth; but he always pays
in full, principal and interests, and such is
the general confidence in his honor and in
tegrity that be is always gladly welcomed
back to his old seat.
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eg The Galveston Gssiian states that
wheat Is being shipped ffom that port for
New York. which Is regarded As harhiager
Of snccess In q new branch IL agricultural
Industry In that State. There viii also be .
arge surplus OF corn ior sxpor,ailon.
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gs-The apple crop in New Jersey is every
where progressing finely, aud the orchards
are everywhere loaded down with this luz
eious fruit, and we have every reason now
TO hope that the gathering In win be bonn-
tiful one.
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MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1859.

M9- We commend to the attention of the
reader the card of Col. w. III. TIBRs, and
the accomping remarks of the Athens Post.
Col TIBBs is the legally elected Senator from
the Chattanooga District, and We shall be
surprised if the seat is not given him by the
Senate, when he appeals to it for decision.
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A USEFUL Transforming plaats one
foot apart each way we shall have 1850
upon an acre, because an acre contains that
number Of superficial feet. Take the figure
In the first column of the following table as
the distance apart, and an acre viii contain
the number of plants in the second column
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Election Returns.
Vote of the Fourth Dis,rict-omciaI.
Maj. for Stokes, 49,. All

In making up the vote of the fourth dis
trict. in our issue of Friday, the vote of
STOKES in DeKalb was given to SAVAGE, and
that of SAVAGE to Stokes. This reduced
vote is given above.
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L0UINVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
zzzsS Ezssssz1 80 49,
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
VILLE-SIXTEEN HOURSt

ON and after WEDNESDAY, August the 10th inst
" 1859, Trains viii run as follows.
Leave Nashvi le, 400 A. NJ, and 90 p. NJ
Arrive AT Bowling Green s 80 and9 900
Connect by Mail Coaches with train Ritter's, tor
louisville.
Leave Iatier's, 330P. NJ, anil 500 A NJ
Arrive at Louisville, $500 - and 1909
Leave Louisville, $50 A. NJ. and 90 P. NJ
Arrive at RiterE. Halo - and 900
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green 6-20 P. N, 5.ooA NJ
Arrive at Nashville 1890 1000 %
BY this arrangement Gloss connection Is made at
Louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routcs.
Connect also with mail co ohes ut GaIlaiin for
Huntsville aud Carthage
Wearing appaT el alone constitutes bagraSG of hic h
each person VIII be allowed eighty pounds FIRE, OF
charge above that weight, subject 60 extra charge
payable TO Conductor. All other articles carried
in the Baggage Cars Willie charged express freight
which must be paid to Agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars, Eigelcd, Gal
latin and Bowling Green, without pure hasing t1keIs
VIII be charged hen cents extra.
ROBERr MACLEOD,
Aug. 6-nSGU-u- Superintendent.
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Es-The Victoria Bridge is nearly completed.
The abutments and twenty-five of the TWEEN
ty-four piers are finished, aud the other two
under good way. Eighteen of the twenty
four iron tubes constituting the roadway are
in place, complete, and the iron for the other
six tubes is at Montreal. The bridge will be
finished and ready for the passage of locomo-
tiyes and cars next autumn. When COM
pleted, it will be nearly two miles in length.
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BLACKMAN & GILLESPIE.
South Carolina Institute Fair,
To BE HELD IN
Charleston, November Is, 1859.


IHAIR for the Promotion Of Art, Mechanical lngenu-
Il ty, and Industry, at their large and comtnodioas
building in the City of Charleston, C., commencing
on Tuesday, November Is. 1883.
SUITABLE PREMIUMS WILL. BE GIVEN FOR TIE
best specimens in Art, Mechanism, and other
Branches Of Industry; also for Cotton, Rice Sugar
Tobacc-, CornS Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoes, and
other Agricultural Products.
The Ladies', 10 whom the Institute = 50 much in
debted are respectfully informed that suitable
Premiums viii be provided by the Committee, and
awarded for the bes specimens IN every department.
OF Ladies' WORK
ALL ARTICLES entered for Premiums, must be
sent la, oa, before FRIDAY, the eleventh day OF
November next, directed - the care OF Mr. THOMAS
AIMAR Clerk Of TIE Souih CarnA Institute ,chas les
ton. Arucies may b. sent after that day Tor ezaabt
tioa olIly.
CONTRIB UTGRS TO THE FAIR
Are respectfully requested 20 send fa descriptions
the ARTICLES and such general informatot as may
DE OF the Judges, and suitable for pabirstion.
Every attention viii be PAID u all articles sent Tor
/ exhibitien. aaEls-2tawdw
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Special Notice.

ON the Sd day OF August sold TO A H HICKS and
~ JOHN G. HOUSTON my entire stock OF Queens
ware, China and Gltss, together with my Books,
Note Accounts, and other evidences of debts, and
they alone authorized to collect and receipt for
the same. j. Z. DARDEN-
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Letter from senator DougIa..

To the Editors of the Redmond Enquirer:
GEsTLEMEN:--Please give publicity in your
next issue to the enclosed letter of the Hon.
S. A. Douglas. Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
JOHN L. PEYToN,
SrAusToN, Va, Aug. 18th, 1859.
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Notice.

II. those indebted 10 the estate OF JOSEPH
"a WOODS, dec d. notined Ia come and settle
their Indebtedness with ans Executor Immediately,
aud those having claims gain-a tie said estate I'll
present them xiIhin the prescribed By laS,
they viii be barred. 10. ". WALKER,
ialyll-3lawIm Err OF Joseph Woods, deed
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Crutcher Aan0s, H1dgeneld

DURSUANT DEGREES OF the Chancery Court at
x Nashv lie in the case Of CATCHER vs. CRuTcHtJt,
the undersigned will sell at public sale on tie preini
ses.
Thursday, the 5th day OF sept. 1859,
that valuable property known as the CTGtcher fract
OF Land lying across the river from The city, adJoin
ing Edge1eid ON the North, and containing upwards
OF 10 acres,
The property has been tastefuy Laid on into large
fotgaad plan OF the division, with fun particulars,
Sc will be published Ia hand bills IN few das aud
b. these advertisements the attention Of buyers s
tcularly solicited. J. T., GIEANES, G a
aag9-td. A " :. LINDsIEY, A sent-
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The Tin Trum pet;
III.
Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
JAMES earn NJ

JAMES CARD, NJ P,
Author Of "Engisn Agriculture, p eiters on tn
Corn Crops, p "High Farming 'sIhr West
of Ireland ~ &c. One vol. l2mo
"The picture Of Prairie Farming is drawn, net by
smart Eden land agent Spectator in the hope os
taking in unwary Britishers but by eminent Eng
lish agricul,urst. Nor the reader invited to place
a blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions. They are
given il such form as 10 show the exact amount
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring. and the sters in his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordin
airy intellect TO follow. And, as far Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect of the
question has been msstated or for 9tion.-LondO,.
Spectator.
w. r. BERRY a. CO., Public square.
1ulyl4-tf
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SeWanee Coal.

TTNTIL the LIST Of October the prices for coal will
~ be a under:
Select Lump, 50 90 per Ton
Screened 90
Neat, . % "
Fine, = 90
nv The Car load 90
Remember this Coal Is all weighed and you are GER
tain OF getting ali that vou'pay Tor
Yard on Cedar street. adjoining the Nashville ant
Chattanooga Railroad Depot
aug1-dlw&2aw3w.
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For Hire.

r HAyEtxe young Negre women 10 hire. Tbos
i wanting viii do well % apply l. nneiiaiely.
A.. J. f.YLkS.
Iune2o-sf IS Cesar street
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TINHE undersigned have this day ass eiaied them
selves together nndeT sie sts le Of RAINS, hfOWN
4 CO., Tor Use purpose al transaeting general
Drug Kusiness, aud koi q, BY str.et attention
10 the ntcfext their customers, 10 mer cOufin-
ef The very liberal pairoIsfe cx,eneed their
Predecessor T. b. RAINS,
laly25-u AXIS BAUnN, sE-
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THE
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
zg- Change of PrOprietors. 1e9

nor THE PURPoSF az SETTLING Ut ALI NY
II 0U1s1 AIMING DEBTs AND EuRMER fGSlNESS,
have arranged with my ether i'oet. u 7 SooiT 10
assume ihe management and Prep ietarsbip Of the
81. Cls nd Motel, aha fron this day shall withdraw
Il om the future basiness Of the House.
HU T. sCOTT-
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IN assuming the coitr,l and Management Of tho
Il sanl Cloud Ii, tcl, hereby pledge nyso n 20 my
Oil friends patrons and the pabiic To- give my entire
and undivided e rai attention Ia the bnsiness ard
use every endcaVor please and make cemfoI table
all Who may fall under the hosphaliles of the SAINT
Cloud ID. 7. SOFT.
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N o T I C E..

A IL PERSONS are CAUTIONED against Buying or
N Trading for any NOTES or DUE-BiLl-S the
Steamer 'suMPIiE,' the consideration for which
they given has failed
DAVID HUGHES.
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. HollOway,s Ointment and PilIs.-MuI-
titudes have died crirples who might have been
dered sound and active by Holloway's Ointment.
Countless victims of internal disease have persisted
whom his pills would have cured. Think of this !
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Taken Up.

II Eassaesd, COW AM CALF. ms eew = aheas
i years old: ereR - tne len, seziie~ ferk 10
csarres A. AccoAN.
Az ~ ia-ss
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). W. BROWN.

IN reuring fr"m abe business, respectfully beg
leave 10 icbder ms esi thanks ~ my nun el-
ous frlends tie and liberal pat image eAteLd-
ed By them The ola arm sOhcs for nay saeces-
sors a eoLtinuance 81 the same
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Notice.

DY ys-tne Of writ of Election 10 directed by hill
I'D ExceiIency. !. G. HAREIs, Governor, &c, wills
by myself AID deputies open aud hold an election al
ali the precincts IN Humphreys county ON the 18th
day Of August next, or the purpose OF electng AN
Attorney General and Reporter FOR the state of Ten
nessee TO MI the vacancy produced by tie resena-
ton OF John L. T. Suee1. This 22d June, 1889
b. SPICER, sheriff
iune27-td OF Humphreys county.
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StraNed.

INRoM this city, about tnree months FSs.EtY
II ago, large dark-red MuLEf COW, No.
white belly, white In her forehead IA.sz.--
liberal reward will be given for any inioTi,saI'' =
her Enquire at this Office. Iulyzl-u
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Just Received.
Onn0 FEET Of uuvulcanized Gum Bands-a
SOOO new srtice-snper!or 10 Old Gum Bands
aud much cheaper than ever sold Ia this market.
1000 feet Of best Leather Betting;
so sides best Lace Leather;
Cheap tor Cash at B. CUTTERS.
iui
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Is. JULY u
NEW ESNM.

IIAVING bought out J. c. DARDEN and J. C.
II DARDEN * cos entire interest an the
Queensware, China, and Glass Business,
heretofore conducted No. 46 Public Square, known
HICkS'S CHINA HALL. we propose 30 sell The pre-
sent very large well assorted stock, u cash and
prompt customers LOWER PRIcss than heretofore.
The firm solcils a call from all, and hopes 10
merit liberal patronage fOm their former custom
5 well as others.
aug9-u A. IL. HICKS co.
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TYREE SPRINGS.

THIS favOrte watering place viii be conducted
Il a der tie control and management ii T. h. RUss-
xuKN, Esq-, with occasional vlsit fr m myself
ans s-IW BGNUAA d. l. SUIT.
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NiSSOlNtiOn.

"a he copartncrsh ship heretofore existing between
i t4e anderstgl4ed was this LAY Dissolved BY no
tual COUSIN Mr.. AKfs BKoxS, ST., having purchased
ol J ". RRosN bis entire interest. The business VIII
be continued tie old stand under ss rm say n Of
RAIAs, BKovS a Co. ]. - hAlNsl
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nem advertisements.
Always on hand large assortment of Heavy
Brogans for Plantation use
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c,

vTTE respectfully call the attention OF the E1H
w citizens OF Nashville and vicinity to KHV
our large and well appointed stock Of N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23
Matrimonial Items.

VERY NEAR WASHINGTON TRAGEDY IN TROY.
There was most horrb affair occurred In River street,
Troy, this morning, says the Waervlet Democrat OF the
10th inst which came near proving fatal 10 man named
Isaac d. Shay, from Syracuse 1t seems that Shay went
TO Albany time last month"; and stopped with an &C.
quantauce named Sylvester A. Wood couple OF days,
the result Of which was that the wife OF Wood left Albany
for Syracuse In company with Shay Wood followed the
guilty pair 10 Syracuse and found his arrival at that
place. that they had LETT for parts unknown He conmn-
ncaed the circumstances OF the affair 10 friend OF his in
Syracuse requesting that If he should find their wherea
bouts TO let him know immediately Nothing was heard
Of them until yesterday when Wood received an anony-
nous letter informing him TINT Shay and his (Woods)
wife, were in Troy He Immediately came 10 the city,
and found The statement correct their whereabouts hav
ing been told him In the letter. Knowing that Shay
was in certain house on River street, he stood there
early this morning to give Shay the punishment
which he deserved the spoer of his peace and for the
disgrace which be had brought upon his family As Shay
out Of the house Wood knocked him down with
false knucke and then sprngng upon him, dealt him nu
merous blows upon the face and them not satisfied with
this be drew stileto and inflicted severe blow upon
mis- neck when the crowd collected by Shays cres
teriered and arrested him in bis of vengeance,
which, without doubt would have resulted 10 the death Of
Mr.. Shay had he been let alone This very singular
affair, but we vouch for its truth Mrs. Wood is
woman about thirty years Of age said to be very good
looking and left two children in Albany. She has hitherto
borne good character and respected by those who
knew her II seems that she was completely infatuated
by Shay who is said to be very gentlemanly appearing
lie is about thirty five years OF age, is unmarried,
and resided in Utica until within about seven years Shay
was properly cared for and Wood, upon his stating the
cause which led to the assault, was allowed TO escape
ANOTHER IN THE SAME CITY.
The Troy Wing relates somewhat similar affair, in which
other parties were engaged as foowsThomas Foley
itDerant dealer in second hand umbrellas, boots, &C.
John Divine with his spouse, resides In Belcher's row.
Thomas visited Johns domicile yesterday morning.
While in the room with Mrs. d., making bargain with
her for umbrella, by accident tho key became
turned in the door. Just at this moment the husband
arrived at the door, aud instantly the green eyed mon
ster' possessed him Down went the door with one blow
and with another Mr. Foley measured his length the
floor, receiving fearful black eye, and cash IN the
cheek He swore out warrant for Mr.. Divnes arrest
ard the last named gentleman is boarding with the
Sheriff.
ATTEMPT TO POISON A WIFE.
Mr. Brigham, OF Norwalk Conn.,, has been committed in
default OF bail In the u So 000 charge for
attempt to poison his wife, by giving her apple with
arsenic in II.