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~ Miss WEBsTER.-We find the following in tho
rMtshnseh ,,Ie Gazette relative TO Miss Webster
We have seen a private letter from a gentleman
OF !iisi, standing in Lexington, who states that i, is
impossible icr Gov. OwsLEY to pardon her under
the present excited Fate OF the public mind ths,
peuhons against pardon have been poured in upon
hiin mat ner case has been made as toTernble as
has room to herself, erd has little or no labor, at
her own option, ard that she will bs pardoncd as
soon es Inc excited state Of the public mind will
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