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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17

AfV ~ 10 kAC&ubh LOl 01 l80x yH00{. On
: tho Dock. asas the shiR,l%ct;, AARpy r.
nah ats No 10 Main strsat.
A (REAT aARGAlN IN 8COTCN 01N0-
"A HAMS ID piscss rseeivin6 this nunniuG,
slightly vel. NJ only II q yard. worth =. Cell ard
set soIas tsfnrs tAsS are oil sn!d.
DREss GOODS. DIR 0eOn1. -Siiks.
y chAi!ies, PoDlins:. Bsreses, Raelish hsrsse9.
BeYege nobss, and ell other new. aad dssirahae
styles Of D'''' Goods 1 Ssi e &c; { au;HsnssY.
W: aI T 3 sa Wt S7a!s! UIsl,;. fsI n, e. 81
Lace c''.a'' A.'s'''' e es fIRl sGf G diafa II re
MOLA11E0.-Nsv Osisans, Cahe, AuscqvaAn,
lyl Povtn e.co. Pcstlsnd HS{aI sssl aGsAsa eysgsD.
IN store and fer sAlo ~ N4LL6k
AR0E 1GGI 70N00EA AT 81 III or
q Jss& received aEothef vi Of 6ae Rect Tongues,
Gs sais Il sssi ss9!s Re- afnffni ~ 49,.
SfED FeIAfqE9.::Jsa .BssI- BE,
q 6esse,. gsssaIaQa rsasA-olev Ifss Po5aassss
A.As'~ss1 ssi 8 s S4ff f';s, vs. g 81
A!1kEIier ikNgyJFscTknY.;-csii ss5s1Es
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I've f nsxcodNELEEwo6bS s16S;
nth day Of April, eeaE1soeiaR a. q OOH n
The aacsnccas - will seslt.o e1eollpas Y1A4kD
xooS. 1or G.in :srSst "ostarrsSJ SH1sSs 6ss.-
y and Calvert stfeets. as4 neesly sYpeesto he
Sadrsy HethOdiat Church. Thsy coatAin I poo0o
COED sized fHmilioo.
hcck 10 foots TO IN alley - foet vide.
Ihcse tenementaaFo IN Thorough repair, haviug
the most durable manner.
TRnMs-One 6urth cash; The balaneo a2 {. n
aud u months, for neg0tlab1o notes, Wieh interest
u1do9, and ooepse4 b. . tynst dood. TAxee and
Insurance for le9o % - I'D b the payohneoSo.
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EHRM6 STGAATfEESk' sSc sIshjas , af sv. .S to S,i asS lh and
take orders fer railroad track: depot aad ware,
and ACCURACY '1 v2sl { 's1:eFt; xSslhes !. CO.:
R1fFHHRHiSSsSRR nile KtK RSydhKzzfFs. RRfA aSzHtSSsD:
VA, S. HARTMAN. General Agent. maufacture
s9S keep H S1Rfssn1 H : SIMPLY e. 1m gn5s; ;a tes- sssS Sus4
EHSNSTRpHbfkTFfE & JUNO, HI Il winch '% ~s Ssla
ot fs5 ' 81: SS A sFs sSs' %Sq}nghE Z otAIBeoREEE.
b bkk lGA 4 aGRAFA4nkk .ss r e ~ x.@
E00 PAIRS GILT WINDOW SHADES
OOO .Te 10 run. OF ut an immense sacrifice. on
account f S snla ss1 EEImSs t 1is te c.i6 53TTHme :; ,a,e.
si A1l Famed nae fA RI 5lo Ric I iSod d'Is:rs 81 ': sss.
nery,. at one,halt their value. Call soon; at the
e. Established wind0 H. s aSGbE en- e. e5l B Ssss: ST. store
Opposite the store Of Quarles y Sons.
, :; simd have no travelling agents IN m sns' s clsy OF
Two MEaCliANTS, HIATT Ems NIL.
NETS !" a an. saf fAEss h Il 4. s most lash lash
ssPi nn styles would d6 sSS i H f fne III sa .tssst. to
ap 9-eod6ts Richmond Va.
+ HAVE TRIs DAY APPOINTED JAMES
4 n Ti sHdk EH N1 Ksss fst 70 me- son % sSs s sss S .tore
ss.% s:s.. See Occupied BY him: III, n 81 i: " %i Il. <! aSs:'
Richmond. Apsil 8. ism. AZ S-2w'
ACE EN MANrkEs. nysTnkS: ac;mcaAs |:
handsome assortment OF spring WsanptnES Bar
gains 0Af'A'''' Corner 81 Il an and NAN .s1ss;..
SUGARS. kc.-lo bhls. G snt Extra c suF ara;
50 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rec Sugars;
50 boxes Adanantine Candles; Is bbls. Mu.no-
S Ss,s %S'.sai s;1 - 0''i fo fsEs.a Fak siisS' { q CO sS''
GHIkTS MADE To MEASUR E.-PersoDs
pseferrink to have their Shirts made 70 inea-
'd's 'ea' nov 90 70 BY calling WI a III TX Rs's sSsiiirs.
to- r.. ss.l;ss ftoSsiNs y s * stis c ,ssd,ns
from 'sA'' W. O. A1 4. Il. M III sr'; I; / SON.
W WALLACE,. FUK Z MOUNTAaN
W. DEW Whisky, f;v ..'s Y .o.,
Corner Pearl aad Cary sts.. kiskse sSs "a.
CPECIAL NOTiCE.-GODA WATER. cool
- anA spafktinx, drawn from p~ofcelain fos ntains.
With Fruit. Caaavbs. Rsinbcv, and other AyYaps.
Corner Nam sad 18th strssts.
TABLE PRUNES.-Prusss for stewins Tor
Il table uss-s0od suhstItute for peaches; also
elsxant Gor p.kIns Pies. full 6avorsd and sweet;
inst rs's' iou III a ]. 'ssSSsslEUx. M. % Main It.
f7OI1ORED CLOIM.. 6OL0a,D CLOI Ms.
s's's;; ;s';:s'' e j ssiis't s's':'l IL / s i + XII = s; !. :
THNESH UTTER, FRE8M DUTIEK.-
+ Jns1 Tsssivsl - pousas very niss Batter. and
sz's's = WIT z ssfS & ssss III. Isl !. tss.A !. !
EHjTUEfEL nACoe:-4s1lN IFIaa
Is q s. stf 81.
NEHRTgEGfa4KY vsspsk brad e.
1s ~ - ;ce!s!Sls S::s9ss
0LD1NO VEGY FINK CHEWING TO
OMcco'-'S'Ss@ &es'H1 Gi13k sox&
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Nl have On hand from the above factory, PLAT
FORM SCALES, we,shiay from 400 to 200 lbs
Also, SCALES OF every variety: ana
take orders for railroad track. depot AID ware
house Scales. &C., which for neatness, durability
and ACCURACY cannot lie surpassed.
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR L Co.,
Il. 26-ly No. ~ Main street.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Stolen, ffoin my stable. on the night of
the 3O.h or morning of the 3lst March. a
light sorrei MALE MULE, having black
eA& stripes on the legs, enc on each shoulder
and down the back, also a scar on one hind foot,
and marks of gear or him. The above reward will
be paid If he is delivered to me, (ne0r-or to Alfred
James, in Petersburg,3 or any information, SO that
| can get him.
apl2-ts Mrs. NJ. e. BARKSDALE.
III FOR SALkEA fine young MULE
~ She works well anywhere. Apply to
J. +. N. MAYO.
H Corner 9Th and Canal streets.
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T cox oVT FMK 80; e. VAIN sTREEI

NUN U.-o,VU yarOB ndnObOIne pattern TIlOt6 Al b
and s cts, worth lsk; beautiful Lawns at s and ]!
cts; the richest patterns and the best quality Of
JaSsns' s.a ottsnf isncy s siIss q, 8 8 : a! the WORTH lSss e.
SOME at 81. Si.2s and upwards; Blk, Silks. very
good At $50. and hisher prices; stella Shawls "a
money: busters at 800; Silk Mantlllas .at $50.
Sc IS and some Ct sls. selling elsewhere foI doabs
I Fsssss Ss:als ;s ys sSsssfiG. :di.s ,S Ssllss: ~ - S:%.
Tsias ne Gi fsSs'SPhf' f o!StS, cs;1 ss;''a' c csxs :
eys9yGe az? f sxiss ' Ssassrs. y vl RIh''ff: ss T. .: e ~.
sI.25. 81. Morocco, Kid. and Cost skin. Shoes,
and xadp c Aa1ds; Caters ats; or Of sys s:ys color brand and d sa,srSp
ton. at al! prices, 2sc. and upwards; Ladies fine
s sss de- =. At s &c.; N 6aio,s sl' YIs., & cos ssss;; f S:i, vs'.
Calf skin Shoes, 10, for Msa, Boys and Servants;
If YOU want to ssye : from Is 70 - Per cent. call
" NH xo q%S'1' 81 "''~' "' JOSEPH sisiis srRAusE.
HOSIERY! HOsiEKY!!-Just landed, Of
;.sss S ~. cf 5sd l:s:9 cofToN HOSE. ~ Qualities:
1905 das. Gents COTTON HALF-HosE. al quail
AissS: I;;oee dog. L g. HDKrs.: al grades.
'"''. a'aA ' SiS # Gse 1rVFY !. Aassrs.
ap2-ts Importers and Iobher'. Main d,
p EMOVAL.-We hss isavs tn lnfor.n our
rero asseat 70 a aaq I Has ' sSd . esnssas'i F. ss ! W Ma es =
Main street. between the 81. Charles Hotel and the
Old Market. whore We have LARGELY increased ia
cilities for manufacturing all articles In our line,
and can ssaure our nuMerCus customers that they
win lie SUPPLIED. at the shortest notice, with el!
kinds Of MINERAL WATERS, PORTER. ALE,
CIDER and LAGER HEER. We aien eser to the
trade ; superior article Of DRAUGHT ALE, wh,ch
we eau recommend to our patrons. delivered in
any part Of the city tres Of charge. ~
Returning our sincere thanks kr the libaral pa
tronaxe bestowed an w for the last tvo , ears. W
hope to receive . continuance ct the aame - ionr
new Factory. MASON & BURNS.
Bcftlsrs 1t Porter. Ale. Cider and Lager Bser.
NH 3O-lm
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-N PRIVATE NJ WISHES to dis
49, of a fine PIANO FORTE, almost
Ut 81 NEW, made bv the celebrated firm of
Nunns h CLARK cost $500. will be sold at $50
Apply at E. MAYk'S Music Store, No. 2S Road
street. ap le-3t+
~ FLY-BY-NIGHT.- The ceie brated
IN imported horse FLY-BY-NIGHT will
AA stand the present Sc asOn at the stables Of
the subscriber, near GAINESVILLE, MecklentmFg
county. Va, at $50 the season, SIS to insure. The
stand is IL miles from Scottsburg. or Wolf Pitt, on
the Richmond and Danvitls Railroad.
NH 3l-im JAMES WILLIAMSON.
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nnAsweee Otl IL haPrels--A very nice n.
Gle. Tor aa,e by JOHN w. GARLdCk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-17

u RICO c:OHiNffYi". On TfHaEE NEW BBRuibGE
- AT PRIVATE SALE.-The subscri-
Ter, intending to change his business. offers for
above, within three miles Of the city Of Richmond,
and adjoining Rural Shades" There are lao
acres Of Land, Of which 1cO acres are cleared and
in cultivation. and produces the usual crops the
balance is in woods.
with ak good looms. %tosethor with the usual
buildings. The neighborhood is unexceptionable.
The land has keen prepared. and IN now ready to
receive a crop. Possession to I've had on the 18th of
October next. or at present, as desired.
For particulars. apply to JAS. NJ. TAYLOR i
SON or to the subscriber. who resides upon the
premises. WM. A. GRESHAM.
ap H-eOd5t
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ODAWSON begs to inform the citizens of
~ Richmond, that he has now on hand q full
Ia and complete assortment Of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Fancy Goods. etc.
Physicians can RELY upon his Drugs rs being
pure and from the first manufacturers, both Of
TINS county ana Europe, iney can also OBTAIN
of them constantly. on hand, and ali new prepara-
tons will be obtained as they come out. Mecl-
cines can he obtained at all hours day and night;
and personal attention will be given to the Pre-
%scrlptIon department.
He has also a fun assortment of all kinds of
Patent Medicines, direct from the manufacturers
50 that there oaI be no mistake as to their senu-
ineness.
Also, Oils. Paints, Dye-Stufis. Tobacco and CT
gays.
sortment of imported Pomades, Hair Oils, Lubin's
Extracts, Mean Fun, LiIley White, Brown " ind
sor. Eoney, GlyceriDe and other Toilet Soaps;
fine Hair Brushes, both domestic and imported;
also. Buffalo, India Rubber and Horn Combs, both
fine tooth and coarse. He would call their atten-
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BIRDS! BIRDS: BIRDS

~ FREE EXHIBITION OF BIRDS "
FROM H FOUR QUARTERS OF H
GLOBE @
A splendid variety just received from the East
indies: Five varieties of the smallest Gagged
sing By. xas-Tsht; variety Of LEARNED Birds:
= BULLFlNCH. that whistles the "Marseiiles
Hymn;w some tE one w ShIiss
BRAZILIAN LOVE BIRDS. Spanish TROUPIAL
or Spanish Mocking Bird, Irish THRUSH, Irish
SkY-LARK, and the English STARTLING, taught
by music. &c.
Our Spring supply just received by the Bavaria
from Europe. BROAD STREET,
Nine doors above the Va. Central K. R. Depot.
an ll-lSt%
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COK kENT..A vacant Lot. u feet front, q
+ tho Dock. asas the shiR- loci. Apply 70
A. B0DEKEK& Co,
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rH- 500 boxes prfxsc sweet oil Tor sale low
nv j, w. GARt1CK. Apatheeary, 90.
Market Place, franklin n
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plkye3.lfyIaiss
Sssii 1ss u -
0LD WIZ, 49, kl9ES ..s,,:,s s = g: -: ~
aa'ss''' = = = . : :l|a:. F + s sel;s:,
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n. Real Thread Jurf
POINTS aud MANTLES.
We have nov cd q few real
THREAD LACE SHAWlS and MANTI.ES
tho most beautiful Goods ever shown in this citv.
to which we invite the atteniioa IL eur frienis
and the public. SEM'L Nj. PRICE 4 90,
ap I1-IW
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-09
THE TRIAL OF
Rev. JACOB S. HARDEN,


JOS A. Hawley, sworn-Am po-
liece officer from Virginia; a gentle
man left with Us likeness of Mr.. Har-
den it came to the hands of Chief Of
Poliece Wheeley on the 18th of April;
on the nth ne placed the likeness in
my hands; the same morning | learned
that gentleman who passed over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad few
days before very closely resembled the
likeness that he was at Paramount +; |
went there and sought an interview !;
was at once assured that it was Har-
den i; Immediately got warrant saw
him again at the hotel, called him by
his proper name, and told him | had
an arrest for him; he called me into
another room, and told me his name
was not Harden, and had no knowl-
edge of the crime had mentioned
said his name was Austin; then pro.
duced the likeness, and after looking
for some time ne said it was his like
ness that the reason of his hesitation
was because he was looking to see
what likeness of his it was copied from.
Court adjourned to Wednesday at 9
O'Clock.
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TENTH DAY.
BEIv1pERE, Friday April 81.
MORNING SESSION.

4%O@S-s@>sS
Miss Mary Jano Harden, sister of
the defendant, still on the stand. -
Mrs. Harden and myself were convers-
ing one day about things of that kind,
and she told me she could say for Mr..
Harden that he had never given her q
cross word that he had always treated
her kindly she one day had 5 sore
throat; mother wanted to do some
thing for It, she refused; said some
thing in connection with having had 3
sore throat before when she had gone
to church on foot she then said there
had been a good deal of talk about her
going on foot at that time; she said
her sister Margaret had wanted her to
go to charch and she consented, though
she did not want TO go; Mr.. Harden
spoke to her and asked about her
health, and how she had come on
learning that she had come sfoot. he
said he wanted her going afoot stopped,
as her health was not good and she
would get sick Harden wanted her to
go home with him to Ransey's; she
refused, said she had come on foot, and
could return on foot she said Harden
had told her at that time that Ramsey
and his wife could not come; Ramsey
asked him if Callie Smith could not
ride with him; he had consented; /
slept with Mrs Harden while she was
with US; she cid not rest well nights;
she would ofter get up nights; she
would sometimes 20 into the other
room sometimes set down aud lean
her head upon her hands, aud some
times lean her head in the window and
look ont ] asked her the reason OF
this {; she said that she did it some
times for one thing and sometimes for
another; once she said il was because
she had SO much tronble she did not
know what to do; khe would often
weep while with us. though she seemed
10 want to conceal it once when she
got letter iron her sister Margaret,
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ELEVENTH DAY.
BELvlDSRS. Saturday. April 20


MORNING SESSION.
The attendance is rather limited this
morning. The evidence yesterday
was OF no little interest, rendering thu
proceedings somewhat monotonoua
There has been great abatement il
the intense degree Of Interest during
the early part OF the trial.
Mr. Depue. who has examined the
witnesses on the part Of the defence.
read in evidence . part OF the exams.
nation OF Mrs. Dorisnd at the Core
ner's inquest. The State then rested.
and the Court announced that tie evi.
dence was closed.
Mr.. Robson. who wss apposptsd
prosecutor Of the Pleas during VEGA
ton. IL the place Of Mr. vhet. whose
term waS expired. now arose 70 I'd.
dress the Court
He said that could he consult LIS
own feelings. he should De disposed 70
submit the cause entirely to he Jury.
Bnt be was . public officer and must
discharge his duty. The deisDce. IN
their opening. had charged the coua-
sol for the State with pursuing the do
PENDANT with almost vindictive fury.
He had endeavored to b mall respects
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LAMBERTyILLE, NJ, WEDNESDAY. MAY o 1860.

for dog and kill the dog" or any
thing to that effect. There was some
thing said about dog. Jacob and
Samuel got into political argument,
in which jacob seemed to get the bet
ter; Jacob then remarked to his wife
that Jacob was like somebody's little
dog, he wonld make great big noise
but would not hurt any one; she
laughed. Jacobs department toward
her was respectful as might have been
expected. / heard her complain
good deal of her health, said she had
never been we'll since she had an attack
of inflammation of the lungs she ap-
pearad sad and melancholy, would of.
ten put her head down OH her hand
and look as if she was in deep study;
she seemed to rest badly nights; would
often get up in the night I noticed
these things particularly the first week
she was there; one night my wife walked
me up and spoke of it on one occa.
sion when | saw her in melancholy
mood | inquired the cause, and asked
if Jacob did not treat her kindly; she
replied that there was no difficulty be-
tween them; she did not tell me what
the difficulty was. She appeared to
have some trouble on her mind when
addressed by Others she wonld liven
up and seem cheerful, but when alone
she was sad. / endeavored number
Of times to find ont the cause she
gave me little satisfaction; said she
was not homesick / asked her if she
staid with Jacob much at his boarding
place she said that she had been
there several times, and both Mrs.
Ramsey and Harden wanted her to
stay, but her mother wanted her to
stay at home There has been some
difficulty between Isaac Angle and my
family it occurred in relation to my
daughter.
Mary Jane Harden, sworn Il am
the oldest sister of Jacob s. Harden !;
| was seventeen years old last Septem-
her. ('fhe FIRST part of the eyidence
of Miss Harden was in confirmation
of the facts stated by her fathef.) My
brother Samuel and myself met Jacob
and his wife at Vought's, at Alamachy;
while we were there Jacobs wife was
very much depressed in spirits, and
did not seem to enter into our cheer
fulness; the members of the family
spoke about it, and requested me to
try and cheer her up, by inducing her
to engage in our conversation and
amusements; she said arrangements
were made for her to go TO fathers by
railroad. but as she had SO good an
opportunity she would go with US;
when Jacob left US he charged my
brother to take good care of bis wife,
not TO let her go on foot, get wet feet,
and take cold; he kissed her and bid
her good by. Witness here detailed
facts showing that she was in company
with Mrs. Harden during all the time
of the interview spoken of by Isaac
Angle, witness for the prosecution,
at HardeR's father's.) Jacob did not
sag to his wife that he thought of
taking her down South and trade her
of for dog, and then killing the dog"
or anything to that effect.
Court adjourned to Friday morning
at 8 O'clock.
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NINTH DAY.
THURSDAY, April 26.
MORNING SESSION.

Mary Robson, sworn-This wit.
ness, like those preceding, had assoc
ciated with Harden and his wife, and
seen them together on a number Of
occasions his conduct toward her was
uniformly kind and affectionate, Ike
that Of other husbands.
This morning, for the first time, the
mother Of the prisoner at the bar. first
appeared in court. She has not been
sble to Be present during the prsce-
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B. B. BLACKWELL, EDITOR

would counterfeit the effect. said to
him if it was several hours before it
could not have been arsenic. He
seemed relieved as he appeared to want
to find out whether it was arsenic. /
sold him paper Of arsenic containing
from haitian. ounce to an ounce he
said he wanted it to poison rats.
ross-examined. Did not take par
ticnlar notice Of the man did not think
there was anything about the CONVEX
sation remarkable until after he left.
/ sell several dozen papers of arsenic
in the course of year. am not
aware positively that Harden is the
man,
Jos. Anderson sworn.--I reside at
Andprsontown am the hotel keeper.
On Friday before Harden went to his
fathers on S lnday, he sail Ramsey
had sent him away; asked what he
should do when the last friend turned
the back of his hand to him. / told
him to go back to RamSey's; just at
that time Ramsey came up and told
him to return to his house; before
that he had asked me if l would not
go along with him to his fathers. /
told him he should 60 back to Ramsey's
and way should be provided for him
to go. This was on Friday. On Sun
day he went to his fathers with Frank
Weymouth.
The prosecuting attorney now sta
ted that the evidence had closed OH the
part of the State.
Court adjourned to O'Clock Thurs
Gav morning.
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