The New York herald., 1870-04-13

don't think Inrcscrtbed for him st that time; sub
s0quemny prescribed for him homDpathlcally; I
hardly expccted them to be enicacious or 10 ao
c9m2nsn CONN., mucn; ala not thinkihis was case in
Mended MIN on one occasion before retirng 10 take
-, -....x =, GOOD STIFF HORN
knew the erect Of it with MIN and he wouid not try
~; observed an increase OF his excitement at this
time; nme; on one occasion ne took out some paper and
have recognized; he made honest effort 70 write;
no frequently spoke OF his dreams, wncn would
say he passed miserable night that he dreamed rhat
he saw mis- wife in Richardson's arms, and that he
and that then he Would hear bis boy calling 70 him;
no said the strain would drive him mad; NO would
glve tnng Tor an hours rest; sad several con-
ION was that he had brain disease; thought he was
monomaniac; thought his disease would shortly
terminate IN death or complete insanity.
Cross-examined BY Judge Davs-From March,
1850, cannot say how many times, ne visited me;
him about two or three times: ne told me afterwards
that the prescriptions gave him failed to quiet him;
nave no knowledge whether ne took the medicine
or not; think mcfarland u the victim oil m0n0ma-
MIA.
Judge Davis-would you please step down and
ook at the prisoners eyes, and say what you think Oh
Witness, advancing towards the prisoner and
eye are contracted; Iconsider insanty IS In great
measure disease o. the nerves; insanity may exist
wihons affecting tho nerves, but 4 cannot exist
Mr. Gerry then read the following letter:-
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and mobile dom. IKE knowins people IN.
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ss booth wd.,s q one Of them Spiritually Psi%sis
snd0sa yoS him. him and ami how sonSdsu.:i with
ga, assr iSts always .S Away!
Who day. rIisr ESQ some night night shall
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Jerusalem offers opportunity. Ever, my darling yours,
Lu. q. CALHOUN TO MRS. M'yAnLAND-'A GOOD iNsrr-
SUSAN el1iESs ESssfaa Rsaos June Sns X HHsassh Hsss
which to believe a 20
hear from YOU dozen times since you away have
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CONSUMES patience without
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TatSef drsary have been 30 very busy that haSs not
written much since you went away Besides work
ia psndn and 90 with hands very full that
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Tur oENThAL FAor oF rns UNIVERSE,
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pessed Ienoy the freedom and lagsnsss and Hospitality
al Ensaase much more Comfortable 70 have them
could wss y;s With ycp in t. hs smallest @ farm
.on, or, MOUNTAIN NyMrH,
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ghoslieS breeze from Northern peak Western lake
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brnssy helmet Of August with san-burnsd fingers shading
WHITING FOR THE TRIBUNE.
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ssratoga deadfu but the lakes and the far away hills
MRS. CALHOUN cooxssr OF cocksxYs.
YGu snoy II am 0osknsy q Gosknsys-Epow @ nothing
me- they Things nol Z = Aaa
and of
fancy city nfe tram IN me Into country uses have no
THE sort SPRING PASSIONATE SUMNER
am Imprisoned eop oris SCISSORS,
the when the lets its jour
oa sr MaG II sss n aSGs s Tay ne
paper to hsve two or three letters from the White
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| burne that may take peep at you.
EVERYBODY IS OUT OF TOWN.
Mrs. Ward has and the Sincars last week. and
everybody else whom knew had before except Mr.
Richardson, who has here and ls so delightfully."-
agreeable and good natured that not even th: drendu
his Christian discipline Mr. Greeley has almost finished his
trip the light fansstIs Mrs GTeeley:has had hsm2rr.
tired having made jaun. three days aud written three
THE STAGE AN INEVITABLE GOAL.
hope will study towards the stage not for the stage
this summer That goal to no inevitable and so
desirable if cultivate great gift at all that
whenever think OF You wish YOU were In your rhtfa
worthy to be its prophet My own dreams OF
see braye young feet set towards 1, and thoushtfa
soul am 90 weary tonight and SO warm aud pncomioT
able, that have written most stupid letter. but would not
longer let your dear note 70 unanswered love You and
this great high road because each had something for the
other, and will know what 1t Is Write at the ollct
here and be assured OF answers as speedy as my tree
write. Ever and always, believe me, aieconate,
| yours, LU. q. CALHOUN.
| After the reading OF the letters the court ad
| journed I'LL eleven O'Clock this morning.
THE FATRERLES5 LITTLE O1lEs