, 1870-05-08

Incidents and Documents Relating
TO the Trial.

Incidents and Documents Relating
10 the Trial.
The following letters from Mcfarland were
read in the trial, on the 4th: .-. .-.
N'rARLASD's LETTER 10 MR. SAGE, HIS FATHER-1S-
MANCHESTER, Oct. 4, 1866.
MT DEAR Mr.. SAGE: Ifyou can spare It l wish
yon would send me about ten dollars, and will
return It next week when get some money from
Cleveland. The Internal muster held here this
week has tnteEfezed very much with the progress
contemplation the gas, have been ungetat1ble tile
whole week: After tie muster they have gone
with the Governors staff to Portsmouth to look
home tonight. have not much doubt INST
yMe M NJ fhss ss; Two Win pcrsons o.sn hsye re
Sc TOO on ie basis of si5 for Manchester. They
frel perfectly satisfied With the t;ilng. The docu-
Sasi
must be patient -and contented TO fight On this
the W wonderful increase of Tic Inflammation Is
struck with admiration hy it The fact Is that
scarcely anyone knows anything about the thing:
an going to have the newspaper men see It and
mention it IN their local columns as an item OF im
pocrtant news 70 the people Of Manchester: Il me
any good news On the subject viii Wr1te you. 1
hare seen hrn Sage yeE Te9Fs tseiy
AF1nIAEp TO MS WIPE.
Mr. Davis then rcad ne following; o., ..,,
Mr DEAR WIFE: recetyed letter ffnm you On
Ertdny last stating thaE Ar. ClonRh was not IN
q day or tWo. / have heard nothing Of yo1 since
then, and cannot now till Tuesday, as no Hlsl runs
on Sunday. enclose Jon SO. should have sent
your LAST letter, but hsd none about me, and
WIS not well enough to venture out TO collect
some from Peter. and It EainEl very haIA on that
to bed wet ny hight shirt with cold water aad
went 70 bed II +, AID took MhRs answered for q
"wet aheet" haye had nothing yet to do ne go
Of the process shall be abont rel am sttu, a.
you perceive, at Sweeneys. did not want 70 20
10 my boarding house. az an !nralid 7 think,
LIZ address wilI nevertheless be still at Swee-
ncys I'LL I inform you other#ase. / dellsered to
Ktn9leS'g express yesterday sotncthinx fos you
1t before you learn what Il L. Will aay, however
that 1t represents something not unlike vision
Which was ss two 3 ,s Maa9
promised to give yourself 70 me, stranger to you,
and to couple yonr earthly happiness md destiny
Wa ossb9 o me- nv ~
you, and, az 8 matter Of course, under such CHI
thins RSas X e ~ 'ss % 70 dc tonshE ey 70 10
Ing could change what has been. / h1F. No
memosJ OF any conduct towards you hut that
WHICH CAmE lWInEN1dLe1g 1EUIu AHH l4atAlA VteI-
lowing Of my hearLun0sr ardent And dear love
Tor you Ever act towards yon, excepting thas q
the most devoted kindness and 0f q husbands
dearest love, / repndlate. None ever come from
my heart. io1 when loeS II thsrs and es.
burning love for ny dear wife and the nost bitter
grief thasI shouH ever hare eaid or done thing
other than the oRe 10 whom sts gaTe herself SO
conadlnaly; was ncEer, ny da1ling, Without
hutf taken on myself when married ypt1.
never thonght It woagd be any restraint or hard.
ship to devote and dedicate all the powers Of my
lite to the happiness Of the woman whom should
tazc into my heart to abide there to make MT
spirit happy with her love. 1tis great cons9la-
have always Neen treated lovingly and kindly
there, and 4 YOU could read over It. page-au the
thoughts about you which hHVe passed over during
the Last two yea1s-IthlnE yoa would see much 10
love me for and much To CAUSE You to forgive mo
for what hare said anu done to you while In those
parox,sms Of e1cltetaent- Al Least, my darling
wife, Il you will mt treasure ~ anything against
ynuf loving husband ne Will he slts1etl Your
lesrg husband. y. AcFAALASD-