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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
NEW FIRM.
A. J. NEW HIRTER & co.
(srGCEssoRs BkANsFeRD, NwHIRTER ss.J
Importers and wholesale
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Varieties, Trimmings, &C., &c,
No. 65 East side Public Square, Adjoining
Methodist Publishing House,

VETE would most respectfully call the attention Of the trade
ClOaks. Ladies' Dress Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, TaOs Trim
mings, Varieties, &C, &c.
With view making for spring purchases,
offering great variety Of the following desirable and
sonahs goods at Cost, SIX months time or per cent on
for Cash. viz:
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Ladies' CIOaks and TaImas, Comforts, la-
dies Zephyr sleeves and GaunIlets,
Ladies' Zephyr Hoods, Ladies,
Misses, and ChiIdrens'
WOODEN HOSIERY,
oOLORED OPERA FLANNELs, WHITE
SILK WARP FLANNELS, COLORED
TwLLLED FLANNELS,
Blue and cOIOred Coating Blankets,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTED DeLANES,
French Printed MerinOS, Satin Striped
MOhairs, Plaid DucaIs, Fancy
AIPacas,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS & RIBB6NS,
Gents and Ladies
WINTER GLOVES AND UNDERSHIRTS,
ChiIdren,s WOODEN Caters, &c.
We shall offer great inducements to Cash or prompt
from the trade only. We are most respectfully,
ian6-dly A. J. MCWHIRTER co.
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Fash for NegrOes.


FEVHE undersigned viii pay the cash for fry IkeIyyoung -
NEGROES; he will also board negroes end sell them -
commission at M. IL Cedar Nashville, TeTl andrG
will be responsible for The escape all negroes left in h
charge. Call and LJuly2Stfl TH0S. g. JAMES
VETESF NASHVILLE LOTS FOR SALE
Wv -Four beautiful Lots, fronting each 100 feet Broad
street Also. several lots Locus. Dnum5rane
Also, several tie Boyd Also,
Watkins Bostck's and HarJing's Addition. apply to
J. 4. & i. ". BROWN,
jan6-lm 49, Cherry st.
JAMES, NEURALGIA FLUID,
most invaluable external applicant for Rheumatism, Neu
ralga Sprans, Bruises Head ache &c It fails, 1t
waspreParedby the late Rev Dir james Chattanooga
but dozen le-Ehat genuine.
Bottle One Dollar.
Bed Bug BanessDrives from old Houses and cid Bed
steads Bugs and Pleas. Only p cents per bottle.
The GrRfenburg COnsumPtivcss Balm is
recommended to the attention Of all having affections
Lungs Colds either light When all other PecOral
medicines have failed this may with certainty he relied Ia
early Of Consumption certain In the stages
very relief
All those who have weak lungs should virtues
wonderfully ehcaciOus in disorders to be tred with.
Many citizens Of Nashville its curative powers.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dec2S-h IA College street.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
TEAM AND GAS FILTER 6,

13s Deaderick StrcetS NashViIIes
have hand and for sale Sheet Lead Lead Pipe Baths
w Na:er Closets, Wash Stans Lift aud Force Pumps
Hose yjrants Block Tin, Gas Fixtures Wrought Iron Pipes
Gas and Steam, from Z inch to inch Also
Valves, Check Valves Connecting Cocks Air Cocks and
Fittings OF every description Parties in
the country have pipes cut and screwed sending draw
ings
C Agents for HsrrisOns patent Coal and Wood Cooking
Range iva T-eua
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COTTON ROPE.
600 REELS Bed Cord and Plough Line size Cotton Cord
e1SDU IN store and for sale by
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LADIES FINE SHOES.

LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Additional Supplies.
Ladies' Congress Kid Ieeled Ksssuth Boots;
DO But0nei do do Boots;
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters:
Misses Kid IIseIed welt Boots
decR9 JOHN RAMAeE.
CODIPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NAsHn1z, TEsS., Dec. %, 1888
FINDER the provisions the act Of 18th FEBRUARY $780,
chap $50 and other acts upon the subject Of Free Banking
will sell public auction, az the Merchants Exchange Wall
street, New York city the 81 Of February 9 and from day
to day until they all disposed Of the following Bonds
sd by the State Of Tennessee. belonging the following
81 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds fer $1,000 EACH
belonging to the Bankot Claitc--t.
a East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 600 EACH
belonging the Bank Of Jefferson,
L Ras Tennessee Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 oOOeae
u Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Bonds and l6 Memphis
City Bonds all for $1,000 EACH belonging the Taze
dec29-dIm ComptrcIler
Daily Memphis Appeal thirty days and send biIl to
Comptroller.
ENOR RENT OR SALE.--I will rent my residence,
"EOsenvek, in the suburbs north the city, good
tenant for 1852 will sell it. with the lot containing
half acres The house contains eight ten There
wM. s. LANGDON,
dec3l No 8 Cherry street.
GLOVER SEED. --Fiftesn bbls Pennsylvania Glove
DecI5 HARRIS. GORDON a cs.
TENOBACCO.--5O oxes LOughOrn and Arm sead uperio
J fohaco'. for sale ery Low TERRASS BROTHERS
NOEICE.a-Al persons having claims against Daniel A.
Johnston, who mentioned in said deed hereby
ned 70 file the with practicable properly
authenticated TO be settled according to said deed
janl-d2w J. NJ. REED, Trustee.
ANDREW ,. SMITH,
NO As, BROAD \, NASHVILLE ZENRKSSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEL, AxLEs, ELLIPTIC sPRINss
ND all other articles In his line Of business which he offers
N Wholesale and retail low for cash, at the above
feb6-Iy
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Tobacco! TObaccO!!
10 CLOSE.
TRARTE LTCUS.

On BARRELS old Lincoln Whisky, for sale unde
ON price to close Immediately. TRABUE a.
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nIACHINr MADE HORSESHhES.

MACHINE MADE RORSESHOES.
~ THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
M N at Troy, n. y, have HEnry Burdens In NJ N
All Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery ncwM III
III Elm successful operation, and prepared tOM
~ execute orders for Horse EnG Mule shoes, OF VI
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little v Y
above the prise OF Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality Iron used in these shoes every
respect Tese shoes have e approved a. and used by
the United states Government exclusively by
principal Stage AID OMNIBUS Companies, AID Horse Shocrs
throughout the country. These Shoes purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron United
iss addressed the subscriber, Troy, will prompt
attention. WM. Y. BURDEN,
RpTil6-iy Agent, Troy, - York.
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no. 6, UNION sTREEr. 80 -
HAGAN's PERIODICAL DEPAREMENT.
Special Notice,
"TOUNT VERNON PAPERs.1 8

BY the Hon. Edward Everett.
The New YORK Ledger Of January s 1850 which
sued tbs al day ofDeeemher, nsaBt eonlaia arss
q the ount EsrHon Pspes By The Hon Edsard sres
It also eostaia the beginning q story b. yivns
Cob, Jr., and many ohsr features Of SURPRISING ascvse-.
re s59 promises brilliant for his Great Family
pcr Those wishing regular supplies the Necessary
engagement with at the loves, subscription prices
special arrsngements by which receive IN sxtra
oriiaary early date
One Thousand Copies Weekly.
Nov the lime to subscribe for the le59 for sy
the Newspaper Magazines Te who have subscribed VII ms
for the ls yeas viii testify that the place psrioI
regular and promptly delivered Is az HAGASS
de1I Nc. S, Onion street 81.
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Negroes fOr Sale
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

HAVE quite number Of Negroes hand sale Amongs
them excellent seamsreses and House Servants,
several good Cooks, Washers, &c. Call soon.
sepl7-f WI. BOYD JH
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PLANO FORTES, LOOKING-Gz1ASSTSS, &C.
"TF have now in store, fine took Pianos,
w MelodeOns, Windog Shades, Ar fists Ma
terias &c. and still manufssturiIg Insde7 III IA III n
blinds and ali kinds Of Gilt Works, have recentyJ
added largely TO stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
In a word, intend 10 please
our customers induce them paronse home instead of
sending abroad.
febI0-d W. & K FREEMAN.
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RONNING,S CITY BEzASS BAND.
TEVENIS fully organized, with twelve In
struments, and its members hatter themselves 81
that they are prepared furnish good Music any
Band the State They respectfully cali the attention
Of MasOns Odd Fellows, and other societies. we'll private
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Music for Professions,
Celebrations, Their shall he moderate Address,
j. p BARTHELL, Secy, or
X. P. CHAMP. ..F
p S.-PRoF. BONNING's QUADRILLE BAND is prepared
make for Music for Balls Parties &c veey
reasonable terms. Address as above jan22-dIy.
DIANOS. Ave have received fourteen more -
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalledE -
makers Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hames7 II nj
Bro s, which stock very large and desir-s
able pleased have these instruments examined
by all whether they purchase Every
shall be warranted TO give satisfaction
febiO W. & r. FREEMAN
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g)asBbills dInian anS 9utrlfan,
paily IS ,rri.weel.ly Isl; weekly. s.
Isa.e. q Aaversl.lng.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN THE DAIIX.
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TTNTIE only Lincoln ounty runni CARL
week and back, from Fayetteville o Tuahoma; leaving
TullahOma Monday Wednesday and Friday Fay
etteve Tuesday Thursday and Saturday the
Fayetteville TullahOma the accommoda
ton Of passengers. j. B. Smith, agent Tulahoms Good
careful drivers The fare through only dollars
iyl-Wu JOHN u TAYLOR
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CRANBERRIES.--loOb bls half aad auaFsr bbls fresh
Z } cranberries just received, and for sale By
Bes CARTER, WlLsFeRD 4 CO.
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lam rep SA1r

TgIIiE subscriber Offers Tor seventy acres fIa The
Middle frsnklia iurnpike tour miles from Nashville, ad
joining tie tlct which he n the lands o. Capt
Jones' Tbs land eael "a te hest, with abpudoaee
lent, falling wster With the beautiful building
in the country and in the tzs The neihiorao in
AmerasA .priA rNarnANIEL BAXFER
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We shall offer great inducements Cash or prompt
Months Dealers in all other articles, soliciting call
from the trade only. We are most respectfully
ian6-dIy A. J. McWHIRTER & co.
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w. ii. WEBB &CO.,
g1anUfactHrers and whOIesaIe Dealer
READY-sTADE CLOTHING,

NsAsAthAAes AclansS
HAVING made large additions to our stock We are nov pre-
pared 20 oer fall lines q goods at very reduced prices
AercAnts in want Of Clothing requested % examine
stock before buying, or superior nueeenis
prompt time dealers. W. u. WEBB co.
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MagnOIia WHISKY.
Also,
ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
OCLOGNEAND PURE SPIRITS,
Alcohol, of all tFeng thS,
AND CONSTANTLY A LARGE SUPPLY OLD
BOURBON, RYE AND MONONGAHELAWHIsKY.
april25-d.
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SAGA SAIL.
SD0 BAGS Fine Sack SET which VIII sell az estrather
epktNB than move t. TERRASS BROS,
No7 Market street.
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FIDGEFEELD LOTS FOR SALE.--Seveu bar
tul Building Lots.i Houstons Addition, only few hea
yards from the Square. Also Zolcof
fers, Williams, and other Additions. Alsa gnHcent tu1
ding lot Of acres, Gaan Pike opposite resaenes
Of Ex Gov NELL 5. Brown Also, number huana
lots in Brownsville, "a miles from the city.
D. L. 4 3. ". BROWN,
tan6-2m Real Estate Agents. a. Cherry
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KNIE IN receipt Of large and fresh stock Of an rr-
w ess usually kept ~ Wholesale rooers 70 which DE ~
tsutiGu % the trade Is directed.
H n To bash and punetu8 dealers oEr
feEorahle and solicit examination Of or stock
l Orders solicited and filed LIBERAL terms
jsn5-tf MIZELL, HOOPER co.
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City Intelligence.

DICKENS AND BooSM--The following is a cory OF Mr.
Dickens letter accepting MIR. Bonnors on,r 10 write
tale for the Ledgc:--
TAvIsTocK HoosK TAvIsrocx SQUARE. LONDON, wC.S
DEAR FRI thought that have pee tsmvte nj
literary project which will active existsnce neri
month bu your proposal s handsome that cnanges
resolution asd esnso' feiuseM
Iw endeavor 70 be at work upon tale while this note IA
On hs way to you scioss the wsser. Faithfully yours
CHARLES DICKENS
New YORK CAmorIo IrrfARY AssocAnoS-Mor.s non
MuRruY's LscuRx-John McLeod Murphy vii, del,vsr
his lecture on "Tchuantepec--ts Inhabitants and rc
sources before the above body at Hope Chapo Broad
way, this evening Tho doors open ut eight O'CLOCK ana
tho Chapel will, We doubt MT, be crowded.
CoRoSzRs' Isoun1s --Coronor Jackman hold IN tpoucs
Yesterday at the Sixth precinct Station house. on Tho body
Of an unknown an, who found dead the corner OF
Pearl rtrect and City Hall place. From post norton
examination was discovered that dcceased died from
eeasc OF the heart verdict accordingly He was About
NY years Of age, nve feet five inches m heght stout
win dark grey hair cut short The body was taken
Sno ~ oead house al Bellevue Hospital An inquest was
~ NO 90 Hudson street, the body Of James Henry
r,os rntston Cots an infant ten months old who died
~ .ne e,ects Of nm over dose OF audanu administered
y ''' ui0'ner by mistake. Verdict accordingly.
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20 the me,hod of lay nsDi, DO. "
nelt ol sbe debt Il exps tbAi o. oper p,as f
viii yet be ogrekd upon before NE LsgisiAure
thsu adjourn.
MAE6rT REVIEW
Since Our yepOrt ~r Mo f.samer of ths 2es inst we
have had eeper.l.y a dali mtrse, and ps,es f,r
m of goods A, toan t,ey we're tnen
o,sotea The a,pvaIs ,,o al, ona,tsrs aod pLrtsua iy
t,om aoussuc Al c oor,s have hesn heavy sghi at
tfa ,.m. lime lbe as,n,ud f,om ths souo,ry wn,ch
n.c.d IN our lac, a. ,ucpe losa,as an im,rovernsos
has te.D eheete6 Nv fn,,1er ra,us Phe,e has oseo,
he ,ore he he,n.ny az an cbs 20 M soe
U,,k,, ,h,ch has ia, tn ous hout the ~eeg nos
elcsnp Win imnmtauons aryely M excess of currest
,.n,pu ntioo with st.ks already heavy and esumuli
sp N, On rat that has .s vet ex Der MO
,bs sos.d ,or reher from the co,nuy trads aud win
.pry ysse, from d.m,stt AtIap, ports with assorted
o ov, 70 mn nts of supoy the prospect u sblppess
nm, h,, ku, ON the bens toat orieo
, na h, snsisnsa a, Inc ,on, IN which IN ,uy article
taa ..u snureoatea nv The speculative a,oDs OF 10
a,ey mar, 81 Febrna,, and com,peuce meet OF March,
~. sc.yc,tv M m,nsv ,ui ooatione. ana t sas oos
v,,hou eoosj,rAbl ajncuty Inst the for
~ net seameT sere arranged The oh igat,ops for t,e
90 mps 10 s are known 10 be heavy not on,y
h u,u .e,s m, Mt for goods pnrch ny
The Iraoe bu, slso reon,rpx se pay mel nts Of ire sb
mon.y by ,muo t,rg houses Tue eappy or Cap ca "a
amp bai the IL e Tor its
,n,yactpy obipatous upIess With funds Of their owo
me se,ais OF changes ana assaons occurring in par
zen ar lines of goods since our last report viii be fonod
,oied under the ID oler heao pgs Toe immediate pros
psct of the can bett be understood
~. II OF is pssent condoo and by giving due coos,ie
snh short period At present no forced sales can be
eG.ced without submitting 10 material reductions uoon
current ps and the rule of low not vet 10 wer
prices q, en- pr obable for come tine to come.
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General acnnlngseh's Arizona Expexas<sn,,.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE uERALp

TIE ARIZONA ESPDrIox.--we unders,sud thas Geuey,I
T. n. nnngren, President Of the "Arizoua, Msxican
and Central American Emigration and Colon,xaton Asso-
cmt op mas oeen Disappointed IN his expectasIons and
will not be able to fulfil bis engagements trustees
sna members viii, therefore, be impossible 70 carry
o INC ngemcnts proposed In tho circulars which have
been issued.
Ihss not so. Gen. Hnniresn has fulfilled his engage
merits, and IN consequence Of the Inability Of tbs
c"ton here :, carry out tho original agreement, and
material change by tho heard n tho constitution, aer
zoe death OF the Hon. Nike Walsh Cen Henniugsen
writes TO member Of tho Executive Committee that
and my friends have Withdrawn from tho Assoc alton,
and bavc formed another, called Henninpeen Arizona
tmgfaton AsSociation, with the same objects, sanA
condinors aud are prooec1iog without interruption
Al tbe siock reuod will be replaced by that OF the
Ass,olatoD All tho rccely cd In this city by hs
friends has been encouraging vEkuTAQ
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MORNING EDITIoN-MoNDAY, APRIL 25 1859

the srpcatoo o. be could look them care
fully sph eome 20 DETERMINATION regWd 70 the qoes-
ton " s1pc,ed he sin give his deck,on 70 day or
20 mcrev.
Judge Wright viii render his decision In this case 10
day.
time for the Ia Hve months gvas,,tously 10y a,ooiat
nsDt OF the Oonft 10 this Gaze, waiting aosonsly for
the decsioD o' his Honor sui i0neis@Iy
hs r. Ddton Tor Albany 10 bear his oent e,tosc nts
nesnee Of Dsw nial OF death inevitable Weines
day next
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srrRKns CouRr-CUcun Part 1.-Oyer aai rermuer.
Pmt 2--Nos 1896, 1854, 1882, lA9., lA1o, I471 iN8
1874, l2Ig se, 1t42, 1910 1917, lbi< 1920 1875 1880
1894, lbb 1888. P1t 3-Adjourped for the term
SUPERIOR uovnr Nos lA8, ~, 233, 129 90, s0i, l65
22 et2 7sb, lao, 9i3, e4 9i3 s,8 $50, s5I 352 aol
$50, 3b7, $50, a6o, ssi, 3s2, acs, so7
UNITED STATES pprs1cr Coru--NVs IL, 80, 10, Al, 9,
o, 90.
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TLUroAIC SUNDAY AMUssMENTs.

Music, hine Wine Lager and the Drama in the
Metropolis on sunday-Theatree and Con-
cert in Full Bias -0v,r 1went1 Ger
man theatrical and Eusical Exhi-
bitions Open Last Evening-Ten
Thousand Germans In the
Enjoyment Of Liberty
and Lager Bier
Curious Scenes,
ke, Ac., Ae.
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rINANoIAL ArFArRs.

IIom coleman q Co.'s Circular, March S1
me receipts Of Gust are improving aod will No ao,h.
seeoy increase as the season advances The so,nmar,
~ tne steamer OF the 9th proximo Will be a full avrrs
one considering tho present dull of ,ra1e
Denw are nov making for ner departure st a Z sor
gent per month There Will DO t~o steamers leaving md
rates OF exchange for that mail. From NJ, sns
havf nave been received SINCE last, 900 MeSoan
dosrs-too bn'k OF which has been ali cndv ex ooy,d y,
China ror soon amounts as were dlspossd OF in thl,
market IN IN per cent realized but thero Is
noe te demand and further supplies 40 IN 10 ,cb ma
We quote ~ the cose nominal nj 10 per cent pvem,,
bill 10 provo for payirg the outtand ng IN ebesnas, M
he Slate has i'ied IN tho legislature msmbos oojocting
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esA"A sf1SorA -rnc democracy Of Kings county are
to't seienade the Hon. B. spinola on this (xooday)
oncord and hey streets. ""-' ''''''' '''''' "
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Of lnnour We Carlyle "A DEMO, 370) In the of L,n
ming the State Church Wis., r. l7S) that IL was held
the opinion OF experts was only admissible touching
questions their particular art science m the case OF
Woodn W. the People Il Parker, C. r. 4S4) IL was held
,hat the opinion OF ply sican upon question not 10 vov
ing medical skin or science was not evidence
In the OF Jefferson Insurance Co npany Vs. Cotre n
Wendell, 7s), was held that persons ,f skill are allowed
no give their opinions in evidence only In cases where
from the paure Of tho subject facts disconnected from
such opinions could not be presented ilTy as
enable them 10 pass upon the question witn the requisite
knowledge and judgment Is is submitted that the de-
pdaDt entitled ~ new trial for the Irregularities and
the Revised Statutes and n examining for themselves
what the law Of this case q In holding written
communication With The Judge without the kno ledge Of
the defendant and her counsel.
Mr. Courtney the psric, Attorney, saidI appear here
by virtue Of notice sent na by he counsel for the
prisoner that he would apply 10 your Honc fW writ OF
error In This case. II the bill Of EXCEPTIONS can sn)H
that the prisoner is entitled 10 new trial hope y9u vii
grant writ Of error. But H. on the other hspt ;ns nj.
Of does not show but that the "a
iu and p opor, they SHOULD be sustained Il Vas under
$1,000 during the trial. and admitted by all psrtcs thai
the deceasod died from the administration Of ar.
sen'c, and tho only question in the case was
wnetner the arsenic was adm Ratercd by the prisoner
Lnsre no hing in the bill Of exceptions tnat III
s1mnone OF the prisoner 70 the sheriff we're nos properly
sumMsed IN evidence Tho conversation was commenced
me prisoner without the Sncr having male ths least
np,'ors my way exercised any influence the
snc ully and freely, Of her own accord stalei
.n M ne nad nos written letter, tho letter shc you'd
nos nsvc oeen arrested There nothing IN the ac. Of
srse. muuco soc pr'soucr to mako tho confsssoo
has even given In evidence her translaon OF n as her
vsnon o. ~ meshng rhen, tho prisoner was foun /
well A. the dlrert tcstimouy roes IN :ho r,na, ,nn
letter was written by the prisoner SslI N tberc hd
been Thing esal In the case or there was any rea
uouot OF the legality OF any Of the he
hoIed the Judge would grant the writ OF error NV
The Judge took the bull OF exc spt,,ne AMI ina ,r-, In
the case saying no would give his decsbn regard 10