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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

HE CoNTRABANps SET TO WoRK.-Tke
Boston Traveller says a correspondent at Port
Royal, writing April 18th, says
The negroes on most of the plantations i'm
this vicinity are now tusy in preparing the
land and putting in the seed. Most of them
work willingly, and seem to feel the impor.
lance OF raising something to keep them from
starving another season. Some of them are
treacherous and deceitful, aud need continual
looking after, to see that they do their full
tasks, and do them we'll
THE overseers, formerly called the drivers,
are not all of them exempt from being look ed
alter, SO that superintendent OF plantation
has his hands full in seeing that the work is
attended to promptly and faithfully. know
OF one, at least, who has about IS under his
charge, and would not be likely TO attend to
any other duties very faithfully ii they were
put upOn him.
1--WE intend TO put in rs acres of cotton, so
acres OF corn, aud as many potatoes and other
vegetables afterwards rs we may have time to
attend to. Cotton can be planted with the ex-
pectaton OF raising good yield as late as tho
10th Of Nav, after which time there is none
planted. shall more fully allude to this sub.
ject 10 my next"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

81 Tue reoel gunboats, which fred nine times
M ma en, sne discovered US going up the river
iler Shoot!ng was little wild. but the fac, ot
ner throwing shot mile over us into tLe
WOODS leaves no doubt OF their havin@ 10. so me
Ion lE, range and most effective cannon aboard
lie silence on the main land is believed bv
so"'e 0! our oincers to have been from necessi.
y instead Of choice. Their cannon. il ;s
thought, have been taken down to RandoInh
1t is certain that very few, if any, conld be
seen this morning, and their absence stronpIv
contributes to the above belief 1t NAV be
however, that quite enough will discover
themselves before the place is taken. TIP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

MARTIAL LAW IN EAST TENNEssEE.-TTn.
uer aate OF April 8, jeff. Davis pruclaims mar.
tlill law over the department of east Tonnes
see, under the command of Major Cen Il. X.
smith, and the suspension of all civil iurisrir-
ZION, except in certain courts, and also the
suspension of the writ of habeascorpus. Tue
INSULATION and sale Of spurious liquors is pro
hibited. " P''
THE REBEL CoNGREss. In the confederate
senate IN Monday last, Mr.. Semmes stated
That the committee on flag and seal had man.
lmousIy agreed upon the designs for both
ana would report the new flag ON the 18th in
slant The bill to give chauAains $50 nor
nohth ana ratons was passed. Also a bill t,r
inc expulsion Of drunken amy officers.
GENERAL PRENTlss The Richinond Dis
pa'ch says that General Preniss and his fsI
~" PRISONERS were sent down the Mississippi
to 20 to New Orleans, but il was rnn,nr.p
that there was probability that tie "a,''n,i
and forty other officers would bn sant :"
RIchmond The previous report that Gon
T. had arrived ut Richmond must havo Lo,,,,
erroneous e "eeil
GULF FLEET From the Mobile Advor
tlser, April B. They now directlv monoao
New Orleans with attack. The newsnono,o
latest received from that city have certain in.
.e'Igence mat between thirty and forty Yam
kee men'otwT are in the Mississippi river
oeloW The city, and OF course below its de.
iensIye works. Besides this formidable foil.
Ia IN the river, a majestic fleet rides under the
lee OF Ship Island. These vast preparations
nave not been perfected to remain unem.
noyeu, ana we may rest assured that the
ol3w, strong and heavy, will be soon struck,
LEVELs CUT NEAR MEMPHIS. From The
memphls Avalanche, April Al We are i'm.
ioImeu that some evil disposed person cut the
leVee some twelve miles below this civ. nm
Tue Arkansas side, aud the river has almost
entirely submerged the plantation of b. /.
Armstrong, Esq. We understand that arrests
nave been made among some of the biob
oihcers OF the southern army, WHO have dis.
regarded The admoniton that the free nse
OF intoxicating liquors would be no longer
tolerated ''"sei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

IN DOfONCOS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
,,,,,,, FOR FEMALES,
" correcting regulating and removing al al,
as preventive ' anu al" "S succeSSlh
COMBINATION of ingredients in tho se PILLS are nor
IVY siS nomless Their fcaCy and merits are based an
an telslre practc" Vt ever thittv years. and heTe
al nave been strictly followed thev have new
"a 10 correct All irregularities. Ihev re We main.
81, anu uncut MerstruaiiOn (narticuary AT the
nsc OF i!cl They will cure the Whites and re,rove
"a ooStruGtOhs arising from colds exposure or o,,v
Tse; an" may be used ccessfulv as a nrsvnn+i,.s
rrInaeS peculiarly situated. OF those surnnsino thnr
So arc cautioned against using these Pills while
III maj condition. lest they invite nscurrnre auI he
assumes no responsibility after fills adnni-
~ ItIoueh thelr mildnesS would prevent amy mischief
=" otlerwlse the Pills are reconnended Ftli
~ directions accompany each bux Price al
2Vq IN no%ceSter Mass, by the foovinp drgefs.
~ II, oCoII, 25l Main street j MES GHEIZ iii
ii aI' Ttleet ana w. II. GOULDING 40 Main At In.
cs, pNSehdlne by 81 to either oFthe. b0ne ageufe
nloueh th H0rceSt6r Post Ofce can hnyr Ike nils
nt conhuehtIl y mail, to any part OF the countv
'tcoI poState.m Sold also by 4 4 oMydeU Clii,ton
a, ~. z 6fdir Warren B. Il DeLq6a North Ern Ok
neu' anu O. o. Henry, WestbOru and bv on A ruogist
~ IeIy NilIaSe nd city in the United States and nv 4
u; H0"e N"c proprietor, New York
-. ID beware OF COunterfes. Buy no Golden puls
y! any kind unless thebOx is signed y ID Howe All
oeerS are base imposition and afe hereorc s ven
aue our ne ana health Ito say nothing Of beinr hmm
EFtu out nl your money! buy only those whn show
the SIGNATURE Of : ID. Howe every box which rae
recently been added on account of the Pills being g. ,
"ipM d29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

THURsDAY's MEETING.-Our advertising
columns will remind our readers of Rev. Mr..
Stones coming, and of his subject. AS the
cause of temperance has always been one Of
deep interest TO him, and as he will undoubt
eddy give us one OF his most carefully con
sidered productions, we may be sure OF hear
ing an address worthy OF the man aud his
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

THE following articles have been received
by the soldiers relief committee since March
26th -
From lady of GraftOu-1 pair socks: through
Rev. Mr.. BScOe of Grafton, Il napkins pair socks.
From 0xford-lboX lint.
From North OXtord-l box lint, l handkerchief,
4magazines.
From gentleman of Rutland-Iint
From the Shrewsbury Knitting Club-1S pairs
socks, pairs mittens.
From old Boylston-5sheets, shirts, lint, thread,
books.
From ladies of Holden-1o pairs socks, pairs
mittens.
| From alady of New Worcester-1 sheet, pair
| pillow cases
From the Juvenile benevolent society ofPaxton-
| quilts, comfort, sheet, pair pillow cases,
pair towels, pair socks, tea sugar. corn, starch
cocoa, lint, bandages, tracts.
From children OF Tatnuck-1 box lint, bandages
from a lady of latnuck, shirts, l sheet, linen
From East Douglas-22 sheets, IA pair pillow
cases. 80 towels 50 hsndkerchieis, Is pair socks,
| pair slippers, pieces cloth, bandages, tracts.
From First Baptist-2 pairs socks.
From Old South sewing society-l2 cotton shirts
From Church OF the Unity-l9 shirts, q towels.
From Union Church-S pairs socks.
From ladies of Worcester-33 pairs socks. wool
ell and cotton, II sheets, pillow cases, IL wooden
dressing gowns. quantity OF bandages and linel
pieces. Il dozen buttons large quantity of draw
and scraped lint, in boxes and packages, books
magazines, wine, jelly, tea, pillow napkins, col
ogne, stationary tarina preserved strawberry, figs
chocolate, arTowroot, 4hdGfs, pncushions, 6c check
Forwarded TO Louisville, Ky, April 81 box con
tanning comiorers, blanket, IA sheets, II pillows
10 pairs pillow cases, 20 cotton shirts, 20 flame
shirts, Is towels, SO pairs socks, IL pairs slippers
pairs mittens, shawl dressing gowns, bags o
sewing materials pincuslons ring pads lint
bandages, cologne, box crackers, 6b0ttIes curran
wine coffee. currant jelly, arrowroot tapioca co
Goa, sugar, corn starch, tarina, mustard
Forwarded TO St. Louis, Mo, April 12-1 box con
tanning comtorers pillows. Ii sheets u pillow
cases IA colored flannel Shirts white shirts IL cot
ton shirts pairs flannel drawers, dressing gowns
II pairs socks, pairs slippers, bottles curran
VINE box crackers, coffee, tarina. arrowroot corr
starch cocoa, tea mustard, lint checker boards
bandages stationery.
Forwarded to St. Louis, Mo, April Ill box
conaing q new sheets, 10 old do Ii flannel shirts
IL cotton DO rs pillow cases, dressing gowns,
pairs flannel drawers, IA pairs slippers Is towels
80 hdkt'S pillows and cushions u pairs socks
bags Of sewing materials, lint in packages and box
es' bandages old pieces books, pins coffee also en-.
| closed small box received from Paxton. contain.
| ing quilts, comforter l sheet, l pair pillow
cases, pair OF towels l pair socks tea sugar corn
! starch cocoa, tracts, lint, bandages.
Gwen TO soldiers in the city, sheets pairs
socks given to sick soldiers, shirts, pairs socks
par drawers dressing gown, pair slippers,
Sheet and baMdages
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

MILITARY NoTIcE.-Paroled prisoners belonging to
10Th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers whoso c
ousnS nave expired, are informed that until thev
nineG OF their exchange no formal extension of tbn.
luiloushs Is necessary. Proper notice will no -,
them of their exchange and they will me-, gwen
10 reotn their respective companies immcd;oto
out waiting further ORDERS GEORGE H VAIN
ap2I DAT - "Al''
u0t Iicut fol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22
Beauregard's dispatch, intercepted by Gen.
Mitchell at Decatur. Alabamn. il as follows

Beauregard dispatch, intercepted by Gen.
Mitchell at Decatur, Alabama, is as follows
"CORINTH, April 9.
To Gen. SamI Cooper, Richmond, Ia All
present probabilities are that whenever the
enemy move on this position he will do it with
an overwhelming force OF not less than 49,.
600 men. We can now muster only about
30 1000 electives. Van Dorm may possibly
join us in few days with $4,000 more. Can
we not be reinforced from Pemberton's army
II defeated here, we close the Mississippi val.
ley, and probably our cause. Whereas. we
could even afford to lose for Il while Charles.
ton and Savannah, for the purpose of defeat.
ing Buell's army, which would not only insure
us the valley OF the Mississippi, but our indie.
pendence.
(Sgned) G. T. BEAUREeA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

Dir. DELANYs LEcTURE.-Dr. NJ. r.
DeIany gave an interesting lecture at the YES
try OF the Salem street church, last evening,
on the Commercial advantages OF Africa. "
This evening he will lecture at the Union
church on the susceptibility OF the African
race to the highest civil ization."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22
CITY AND COUNTY.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
At the State unatic IOsnta in WorcesterOr the week
ending April 20, lS62.
Tbeyyuoypsfer Wind. Rain
oBsERyATIoNs-BAROMETFR

FoR NEwBERN.-Letter for the 25th Mas.
liam S. Denny, previous to 9 O'Clock, Wed
nesday morning, will be forwarded direct to
their destination
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

II, Is" trhei"i'H lE"ir Dye, THE BEST III rIle woTTn
ori, splendid Hair bye is the Original ana
,ris he'i"oie and Harmless Hair Dye known Instsn.
tantaneous in its effects does not stain tbe
mates sne hair for life BE careful and use none tbe,
,wan Tue genuine, signed on each side of every ho
"iL1iAh A. BArchELoR Sold by all respeetahlc Druo
ss's ana Fancy Goods Stores ever where Manuf,@.
oy no. 81 Barclay street date Is Bond street and az,
broadway, New York dtu,iy "'N .0A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

BLAcKsToNE.-Some fifty acres of sprout
land in this town belonging to Nathan George,
were burned over on Saturday and Sunday
last. For several years in succession this
land has been burned over. 1, is unknown,
whether the fires are set through malice to
the owner, or by boys who are allowed to play
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

BOY hILLED on THE RAILRoAD.-Soon aC
Ter Tie up freight train on the Fitchburg and
Worcester Railroad had passed Sterling Cen
Ter, Monday afternoon, little son of Peter X
Reed OF that town, about twelve years old. was
FOUND lying dead across the track, one or more
cars having evidently passed over him. II
is supposed he attempted to jump upon the
car while in motion, and fell, as no one was
seen ahead OF the train, as it passed, and the
train was moving slowly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

Heenan, the "Benecia Boy" arrived at
Liverpool on the 81 OF April, and was met at
the steamer by a number of fancy" friends
The object OF his visit TO England is openly
announced as a coming fight between him
and Mace for the belt and championship.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

WE understand that Col. Deyens will not
accept Of his appointment as brigadier gener.
al, for the present, on account Of his desire to
remain with the 10th regiment during the
siege Of Yorktown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

OF lie is diminished. To have taken fort Pu
laski by the old method would have involved
the slaughter of hundreds; to take it by
means OF the latest Improvements" in artil.
lery, cost the life of but one man
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

MAY DAY CoNCERr,-Among the good
things for that night we are to have song,
by little daughter OF our gallant Colonel
Sprague; and Little Daniel" from the Or
phan's Home will sing the yonng ZOuaye.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

rt nih i ware Rooms, No. . Gsnngs BIocIr :
uetsiHue1 would respectfully call the oItcnIi
o. the puDc TO his Coffin are Rooms row or 81
be- n f block opposite the Court House VII re Viii
o g lpHiu con tantN on hama COFFINS and "a IL ~,
OF an sizes and patterns made and trppr,o - ; N + ,
'es' m"'eFia'' Also Coffin Plates Robes wan INC
Worcester Feb IS, 1862 SIt w. BROOKS;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

mai U,E HING UNDERTAKER
,hIFN2iun WareroOms are Mt SO Front strecf ubnnro
f G%n{s pc found large assortment Of Cons of ali Nh
t Hu5 9t patterns Mcntalic ana Walnut Castot
aua materiai Residence IS Front street an pSnir
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

In our sketch Of Mayor Aldrlch's speech
the types made him say OF the rebel flags,
that tley were "belOved by us only as assuran
whereas it should have read, "raiusd by u.s."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22
Special Clothes.

ri ConTinued;wFhe Cheap Private Sale of croctor--
Giass. IN ana OGDEN are, &c at store M Ia ~ Ky
Uaa a street ormerly O. N Heath's viii he c EA
ing, by i' 'eia 9heaI 10 save NOV
ap22 d6t Dealer in Furniture &c. is Front l !i,o..
p rs Ill IL. Il. O'I-eary, NJ. d.. Graduate of ~
otler Lecture TO Ladies only at WASHBi'R%i an
at S % CLOCK OESDAY AFrERN0O April ~ i'1AL'
SuoJect-DissectiOn of the Manikin ppm s.
Admission 10 cents
None admitted under IA wears of non r,oou -
~; Lecture Will commence at 2 ocIork ''' oPeh at
Ladies who may wish to consult Mrs O,T aor. 49, :,
a. cnarge at larlor No II, BAY state House SS
nee hours from IL to II and from to "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

d Miss Albee takes this public method of nforpirr
1T 1T rleus ana patrons that her hOol mo Wsrra
BLOCK Pearl streetl will alter the first or Ma zen
s as t tasc PANTS % Miss EMMA TAGGART well known
mat the at onape so generou IN bcsowrfop b
aS u hiteeu years VIII be extended her successor
MONDAY, May IL. d4w si summer ie5m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

tbn HCW bedford, April II, by Friends ceremony Ma
net. '"' ~ '"'"n " D"''o VI ]NSuSh-
6 ln Taunton, April 49, Thomas Lancaster to Jeannett
smith, both Of aIntnn.
IN Springfield, April ~, by Rev 5 g Buckingham.
Henry l. Fillmore to Abby IL Wilson
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

HE lovers Of new things will find to-day at the
Academy of Fine Arts two large steel engrayiugs,
after Landseer, freshly framed and a charming lit
tie glimpse at tropical beauties from our artist
Church
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

Mrs. VI. w, GeraIds, rHYsIC1Ay avn srccrss
suL MIDWIFE, removed 10 No. 10 Exchange street
spectral attention given to Uterine COMPLAINTS and dis
eases OF children. ONCE hours from to 3 A. M,and
'V'" l ~ d r. N, at ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

l.. IL. Nichols, NJ, ID, Homeopathic PhXsf.
ciam-Oice andresidenee IL NJ ain street Ofeehours
from to and from TO S O'Clock P. N.
Worcester, October. 20, 1850. diff ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

tu Midwife holds nersefn readiness dsy and night to
attend to the duties of her profession Residence is
AustiRStreet. dtf oSa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22
RHODE ISLAND.

In Providence, Saturday, man presented
a check for 500 to be cashcd at the New Eng
land Pacific Bank, on the Chemical Bank
New York The money was paid, bat cir
cumstances afterwards appearing suspicious.
the man was arrested. The check was osten
ssbly drawn hy Il. B, Cromwell & Co., New
York. and endorsed by them and by the per-
son who presented it-C. Cromwell Crom.
well has been lodged in Jail to await his trial
on charge OF forgery. The morey was re.
funded to the bank
The house OF Peter Weeden in Smithfeld
was DESTROYED by fire Monday morning. In,
sured for $780,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

The Confessions and Experience of an In
VaIi'i.-PHblished for the benefit and a warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Deb
NY premature Decay, &c; supplying Mt the time
the means OF self cure. BY who has cured himself
alter being put to great expense through medical mpo
sto and quackerv by enclosing post paid addressed
envelope, SINGLE COPIES may had the author A
y. Y. dIWiY e ,nch6'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

DIR. G. a. Hill attends to all Special Diseases of
Males and Females, at his Medical Office No 81 Main
street orcester Mass. See his advertisement OF the
Greatest Female Remedy of the Age in this paper.
III dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

proved style, and in the hest manner az shot notiee
by WALRRIDGE, No American House BLOCK
7ltll I attGths cnt. dtt o3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

Ciaain is making splendid Photographs, colored OF
pam rm small naguerreOtypes and Ambrotypes at 50
Matnstreet. Gtt Al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

DIR. Sveet's EnfnIlibIe IimIment is truly a
fend Ill heed ana every family should It at hand
Oh dNwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22

The Keene Sentinel says hen was discov.
cred under a grit in a barn in that town, on
the 18th Of March last, where she had been
accidentally covered up with clover hay about
the 10th OF July-having lain there nearly
nine months without any food but clover heads
around her, and Without anything to moistcn
her throat but the snow that fell near crevices
of the barn in winter. The hen was found
lives" g -"
, 1862-12-24

Total. .......-. .10705 s5as01 1880 1aaH aas76 154
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed, to-day
amounted to 13,211-of which there were a.s76
dressed.
The market for Dressed Hogs. on account Of the
weather: was shadc easier-with liberal sales at
S3sGG4.30. The bulk Of the transactions, how
ever, were at 90 and s0G4s5, dividing on 200
lbs. Extra choice hogs were scarce and in good
demand at fa1lprices.
The market for Live Hogs opened active at yes
teTdays quotations, and continued so till about
noon, when. in consequence of the heavy receipts
on the midday trains the packers held of, think
ing to establish decline In this they were uu-
successful, as holders very firm in their views
and would make no concessions. The market
closed quiet but firm. The Gales foot up some 900
head at range Of $3.o5@sG3 A few choice lots
changed hands at $S.IQ 3s7;H, but these were ex-
tfc1ne rates.
Beef cattle continue dull and almost neglected
with trnng GALES at S1.15@325 for inferior to good
shipping beeycs.
The Provision market was LEGS buoyant to-day,
but there was no change in prices. New Mess
Pork is still firm 1T at although 200 brls Of
city "a new brandy were cold at $1s.00. Prime
Mess Pork is in good request at $11.Oa-holders
asking I'll 25G11l so. English Meats are frm-
with sales OF go boxes 67S for Short Boneess,
exc for Short Rib, aud $40 for Clmberlapds.
Round lois. however, cannot be purchased below
&c for Short Boneless, 6ssc for Short Rib, and 5Ac
for Cumberlands. Bulk Meats are firm ii 51c for
Hams loose-holders asking 55@c. Shoulders are
held at &c packed. Green Ham5 are active and
firm at 41c, and Shoulders were sold to day at 31{c
Lard was less active today. but there is no quo
table change in priceE- about 500 packages having
changed hands at 6{c for Steam. and SEC for Kct-
, 1862-12-24

influence III nc n my opinion; the fact OF the fusan.
~ t9tS ., n1a brother Toud have decided weight
:. G1oss k1amined-I undcretood al the tina T
VISITED the prisoner that plea Of insanitvEaa ~
oe set mp ~ the trial think the first TINT haard
,5iy 81 5e inaanty was what il tie
Halph the brother alluded to. Have novcr 70 aeep see
mental malady. AN'o oo11S
DR. ROBERT RAG's TESTIMONY.
a,ara, Mes,oe @ IN Chicago Haye practieed mcaicens
teacher in Rush Medical College, Il 1na bsl
nevea N the profession that there does exist such
anina ai,ady r. az insanity s regarded a.
oner for the first time last Tuesday. Haye exam.
1aca M am: saw him but tTice-one honr each time
tlonn character have paid very little attention to
his physical conduct noticed his pnlae. The
m9st pulse Of man Of fifty eight is seventy ia
dence OF bodily disease, should think there yzs
alsease Of the brain or nervous system. Insanity
IS strongly LIABLE to The prisoners
most topics, and particularly SO Of bis vile and nd
seemed anxious to justify his course toward his
Miie. There seemed to be but little connection in
M nls conversation; Hc spoke Of the horse diacu1ty
and appeared to deduce from that an attempt to
sedues his wife. by waJ Of reyengeon him. Insan-
ayts eop1 6|o9a relations would with other
what have heard is that be Is insane; have n, no
:, Gross Eaamination-A1lt the conversations with
the prisoner that can recojiect / have stated:
vas introduced to Hopp by MessrE McComss and
Dexter. DR.. Allen was present; HoDp smoke f If
his wife in q very afectionate way, and remarked
that he loved her very dearly and thought fat she
was one Of the hest women in the world.
DR. -nuroxpAprr.,.r r.s,,-,,a~-.~
po.,a. - r1:.NHs A1eitaoSf*
s7-ous oS s - 1n1eas9. dave pIactsed Medicine for
i1 ne4aent opportunities Of seeing and exanlin-
Hopp some four or five DAYS % ago My ?aH
phyaisal and mental examination of bin