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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

THE thirteenth anniversary Of theC Columbia
Typographical Society of the city of Wash
was celebrated on the 18th of January.
The Hon JonN Gunner ADAMS was present
as an invited guest, and, after a sufficient
quantity of technical toast and sentiment
had freely circulated, addressed the Associ-
in his usually eloquent and appropri-
ale manner The following epitaph was re-
ceived during its recital with frequent ex-
pressions of applause, which, at its close.
reached a high pitch of uproarious laughter
and applause. To the members of the craft
It is a mirth moving affair, indeed.
The Printers Epitaph.
Here lies his form in pi,
Beneath this bauk with brjars overgrown
How many cases, far unworthier, lie
Meath some imposing stone!
No column points our loss
No sculptured caps his history declare;
Although he lived follower of the cross,
And member of the bar.
The golden rule he priced,
And left it as a token of his love;
And all his deeds, corrected and revised,
Are registered above,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

Let every young husband who loves his
wife, and who would keep her happy. and
thus preserve an amiable temper, remember
the case here cited, and steadily avoid the
error pointed out.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
NOTICE.
REAL ESTATE AT ArcrloN

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
G~AN the 4th Monday of March 1915 between
W the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ, & 4 O'Clock
+. NJ. at the Court House door in Evansville |
will sell by virtue OF a decree of the Probate
Court OF Vanderburgh County, a part OF Lot No
90 old plan OF Evansville, being forty feet OF
the alley and of said Lot, containing forty feet
on Vine Street, and seventy FIVE feet on the al
ley and OF general width from back 10 front us
the property ofthe Estate OF WILLIAM r NOR
GAN, deceased.
Terms of Ssle-half in six aud half in tn elve
months with note and security, and waving all
benefit of appraisement laws.
DANIEL MORGAN, Administrator
Feb. Goth, I'd prs. fee So.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
NOTICE.

TAI Office is hereby given, that 1 wilIaex-
Az pose to Sale at public auction on Thurs
day the 20th of March next at the lale residence
of John Fink, deceased, all the personal pio-
perry of the said deceased, consisting of horses,
cattle, hogs, farming utensils, household furni-
ture.
Terms Of Sale made known on said day.
Sale to at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
SAMUEL MCDONALD, Admir-.
Feb. 20,-'45-St
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-DAvID s. ANALD-
son. Esq has purchased the "Wdbash Er-
press"-and is now announced as the Edi-
or and Proprietor of that paper.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
Sherif,s Sale.

EDY virtue of an execution issued from tbs
Id Office Of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
ClTcai Court in favor Of Bracket Mills, School
Commission VIC, and against George b.. Wag-
non, Daniel Miller, aud George ". Miller; /
have levied upon and will on the LIST day Of
March, I'D. 1845, al The door Of tn courthouse
in the Town of Evansville, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock p. III. OF said
day ex pose to sale at public auction and cutlery
the rents, issues and profits, for seven years Of
the following described tract of land, to wit.
The South East Quarter OF the Sonth East
Quarter Section No. z township No. 6 south IF
Range No IL West.
And should no person offer or bid for said
rents, issues and profits. a sum sufficient to sat
isfy said execution and costs, / will at the same
time and place proceed to sell at public auction
and outcry The fee simple of said aboue describ-
ed tract of land for the satisfaction of said exc
c%ulion, interest, and costs
WIN. NJ. WALKER, Sheriff v. C.
February 6.-'45-3t-pfs tee $500.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
MACHINE POETRY.

We have found it necessary.-in order to
keep up with the intelligence and improve
ment of the age-to go into the manufacture
of Poetry. To enable US TO turn the arti-
Gle out with facility, we have, with the assis-
lance of a friend, put together a machine.
that, so far as we can Judge at present, is
likely to work TO admiration. 1t will, very
naturally, work a little rough at first, but af-
ter using ii a short time it will wear smooth,
and our readers may expect a weekly treat
in the way of poetry, that we are satisfied no
other Office in the West can offer.
In order to test the capabilities of our
machine for grinding old poetry into neD-
the most difficult part of the business-we
selected a piece of "Sir Isaac's'-haying
previously set the pegs to the measure-and
in three minutes and seventeen and a halt
seconds, the following was produced, which
must answer for this week. Every one who
has read "Sir %Isaac's::' production win ac-
knowledge that our machine works SO a
charm:o
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

Onihe 12thiusi., by ;he Rev. J. V. DODGE,
PERRY SWIFT, of New Harmony, to
Miss MARTHA P. WARTH, of this coun-
".
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

Though now in deaths embrace,
A Wondering heap our luckless brotherlies,
He'll re-appear on Gabriel's royal chase,
And frisk-it to the skies.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

GA very destructive FIRE occurred at
New Castle in this State, a few days since.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

The copy of his wrongs
The proofof all his pi-ety-are there;
And the fair title which TO truth belongs,
VIII proue his title fair,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

N%MYARAsH PACKET.--The Steamer
WH SENATE,
M'CLURE, master, will run regularly between
Cincinnati and Lafayette, the ensuing season.
This boat is new, OF only I3 inches draght OF wa
ter, and in all respects is as we'll adapted to the
trade as any boat can be.
Feb. 2O,.at. IRWIN & FOSTER.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
WOTICE is hereby given that theco- partner
AW ship heretofore existing between r. B.
Hart s. H. j. Hart, under the name aEsE. 2.
Hart s Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
conset, the business will be continued by r. B.
HART, who is duly authorized TO settle up all
the business ofthc late firm.
All persons inde bted to the late firm either
by note or account are respectfully requested to
call and settle the same. IL. ]. HART.
Evansville, Feb. 2O,-'45 r. B HART.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
"ToUCH US GENTLY, TIME"
BY BARRY CORNWALL

This beautiful prayer-we have published
it before but it will be read again-mus'
have been breathed by BARRY Cornwall:
heart, while sitting at his quiet Preside, look
ing in the face Of his sweet wife, and rock
ing the cradle of his golden tressed Abel
ade:"
Touch US gently, Time:
Let US glide down Thy stream
Gently-as we sometimes glide
Through a quiet dream!
Humble voyagers are we,
Husband, wife, and children three:
One is lost-an angel fled
To the azure. overhead!
Touch US gently, Time,
We've nc proud and soaring wings;
Our ambition, our content,
Lies in little things.
Humble voyagers are we
Ger life's dim unsounded sea,
Seeking only some calm cline,
Touch US gently, gentle Time!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

UNY authority Of a Decree Of the Probate
ID Court of VanderburgA county, made atits
August term, A. .. 1914. / will on the 22nd
day of March. a D.. 1845, at the doer OF the
Court House, in the Town Of Evansville. be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and 6 o'clock
P M of said day expose TO sale at public auction
andiout cry the South East Quarter Of the North
East Quarter of Section number ten IN Town
ship number eight South Of Range number
eleven West in the Vincennes Land District.
property belonging to the estate Of Washington
Johnson, deceased, which said estate IS ordered
by said court to be settled as insolvent.
Terms OF Sale Cash. JOHN T.FlSHER,
Administrator of Washington Johnson deceased
Feb. &c, '45,-4t.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

1QI6. wabash Packet.--Tbe new U. S.
AO7o Mail swift running steamboat
REVENUE.
A. Bennett, master, viii commence herregu-
lar trips as above on the opening of navigation
and continue during the whole season.
the Revenue is provided with Evans Safety
Guard TO prevent explosions, and is furnished
with Life Preservers. Feb. Goth. '45-4t.
BOWEN & HIBBERD, Agents,
Nc 3 Cassilly's Row, Cincinnati.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
REGULAR WABASH PACKETS.

FTFSHE steamer MONTICELLO, GETTY, mas
"a ter, will run as a Regular Packet be-
tween Cincinnati aud Lafayette, as soon as the
navigation will permit. This boat was built
expressly for the trade and will remain in it Gu-
ring the season, so that shippers and passengers
may depend en- her being regular.
N. B. The Monticello is provided with light
ers and every convenience to prevent deten-
ton OF Freight and Passengers.
TCin Gazette.1 IRWIN 81 FOSTER.
Feb. 20,-4t-prs. fee $500.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

And this is the knight-most glorious knight!
Thou art no common mortal; let me be
A sharer in thy fearce and far delight
Using up Bill Typo like a aea.
The knigh. has closed his labors; round each
peg
In the side walks verge-men and reptiles are
spread.
TIE spirit of the press, has raised his leg,
And the bugs join in chorus. Meath his tread
The fercest snakes have howed their lofty
HEAD,
And pismires yield their terrors to his sway.
The polished sparable breaks through them
deep and dread
The thunder's peal rolls as his brogans play,
And men and reptiles give back and clear the
way
His walk majestic, leg exquisite, hat new
And broad ~brimmed, and well brushed; set as
Tolet his eye turn heavenward-too naughty
To look on earth: If bugs WILL BE SO naughty
To leave their holes and run across his track
When he walks: with scorn he'll trample en-
their BACK.
There is grandeurin thy stalwar, heel;
Thou terror to all creeping things. l hear
Its fainter echoes DER the pavement stea!
Dying away in distances; tar aud near,
Fire, sparkling flies, vivid, keen and clear,
Struck forth cold by that heel, IRON stone or
brick
BY a stamp that's mortal to bug or tick.
= Ano, rho IL undar faIiovyS from af,r
The peal of its approaching strikes the ear
Thy war
Strikes man, beast and reptiles-ee'n Tadpoles
quake with fear.
The varmints are the heralds OF thy way
Brick-bais and stones along thy pathway shine.
And %iwirling frightfully as round they play
To man a caution and death to little swine
What mortal hand thy limits may %confne?
Not his who yields a common grey goose quill
Thou mockest ee'n the utmost po ell of Bill.
Well might the Hoosler lay before thy shrine
The worship Of a prodigy--for power,
And grandeur, and sublimiry arc thine
= And all things mortal fear thee. From tn,
flower
That yields it's frail leaves to the summer show
? Up TO Bill Typo, all things speak Thy sway.
Bat in the silence of the midni ght hour
When thy dread tramp attends tia wild wind
lay
Well might he deem a Ged was coming-or
DRAY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
STAR CANDLES.
Timothy Seed.
Window.GIass.

Boxes 8 by 10 Window Glass. FOR sale
SOB by ALLIS s. HOWES.
Feb 10 Water Street.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

STATE ofINDIANA,1
Warrick County.
In the Warrick Circuit Court of the Term Of
OF ApTilin the Year l345.
Joshua b. Whitney,
Albert Phillips, and
William Scanland.
a Nd now il appearing to the court by the az
"A fidavit of a disinterested person that the
above named Albert Phillips is not a resident
of the State of Indiana. II is Therefore ordered,
that the said Albert Phillips be notified by pub
LEGATION three weeks successfully in the Evans
Vile Journal that unless he be aud appear and
plead, answer, or 3emur TO the complainaHts
bill of complaint on or before the calling oil this
cause at the next term of This court. 10 be held
at the Courthouse in Boonville, Warrick Coun-
ty, Indiana; on the third Monday of April next.
Q8459 The matters in said bill contained will as
to said defendant, be taken as confessed, and
this cause continued until the next term of this
court. Copy Attest, JOEL W. B. MOORE.
Feb. ,'45-3l%-prs fee $500 Clerk.
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* UCTxO &c.
LARGE SALE NO. L FOR SPRING, 1915.
BY w. & c.. FELLOWES & CO.,

OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, GEBMAN, M AMERICAN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHE'S,
HATS. CAPS, BONNETS, &c,&c,
Ga Mondany, Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday, lOh, l1M, l2M, and 1911 March,
' = NS%r commencing each dag at94 o'clock @ftssr#
xVILL be offered without reserve as above sa5 packages Teshs Spring and m
w DyG Goods, empnsln in pau-blue black he green, and French black Ciahs
black, blue, aud fancy Caaimenes; black, blue cadet, mmd and fancy Sainen; blue. @deL,
black and d Jeans; SeubenuneJ Jeans; SummerC khs;F French FwnM; Dap de Es; Gam
hroons; Twee6; Couonades: KermHm brown Lnens; Liner DuMngs;b blue Drills; Mexican
blue land yellow Nankis; with all the neweIs style of menss summer wmn;
$50 pieces fancy spring PnnHi t
Gheams;f fancy lawns BazaHnes; Musseine de LANES; black and fancy IpaehaL uaa;
BombazHes; Isbelnes; bck Mennos; bhck adE y Silks; Irish Lnene;J acones; Cam
mes; SWISS Books land Null Mushns;p plaid Cambncs; BObMnen;
20 asses beachedS hrlngs;
Isl bales brown SheNngsa and Smnungs;
TN# #"* 5 do do Dmmngs;
Aa 3 cases beached dos; Is BALES Bed Ticking; N #
entennay Phdds'r oOed GambHcs; brown Hohands; shesHs; red Padding; TaHors
handkerchief; Hosiery; GOves; SaspenaemR uums: Threads &C., with a gnat variety Of
Trimmings Also $50 cases Boowa md Shoes comprising very variety, which hseb been @-
by an experienced Shoe deaer ~ - - EahEE#M
Also Hats, Caps Bonnen, &c -MM
Wefnvme uea attention OF WesuIna and Southern merchants who are in want of early uppies
TO this said, and ana assure such onrs stock will be very large and complete in the newest style
from the manufactured, will cable to ferg t nducameas@ byn visiting hsm market.
Temsa cash. ~ w C FELLOWE E. 81 o Auenomers
February 0-45. Corner Man, Slxh SITS, louisville, Ky,
List OF Remaining Charges spring aEes for 1885,.
No. 2-3IH Maeh,a and list. I'd, and Sd April - r#>% ae9@
No. 3-26h, goth and Both April land LIST May. Sass
No.4-26h, 9th. 9h, and @hM May
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of his hand, purple with cold)--not only eff
fects a mans strength and vision. but his
looks. That however, ismy misfortune, and
not your fault"
"My good sir" said Hawthorn, with a grin
of horror, "put up your money, | wont touch
it. am satisfied you are a gentleman, and
a good driver--go on-go on
81 don't like to leave you So" replied the
other, ''let me at least take these misses to
their boarding house, out OF the chill"
"No, SIR" shrieked one of the rose-buds
"we are not cold-we've got on double quill
ted, stuffed pelticoals."
"My dear friend,n said the countryman,
don't stand in the cold any longer, drive on.
[ shall do very well the shaft is only cracked
a little, and with some cord which | have, |
can fix it in FIVE minutes"
No sooner did Jerry begin TO hunt for the
rope, than the citizen also began to tumble a.
bout the bottom of the sleigh. The coun
tryman drew back, the tan yard grin had
vanished, and a countenance in which des-
pair and Indignation were strangely mingled
he said
STRANGER this is too much. You drive
along like a wh~irIwind-pick me up as a
Steam engine does a cow-drag me half a
mile--break my sleigh--and then insist up
on giving me the SMALL PoxI!n
AT every count, Jerry's wrath increased.
and at the close, when his eye fell upon a
bundle of ~axe-handles, which stood in his
sleigh, the expression of his face was ALSO
lutely terrific.
SWELL" responded the stranger, cody, il
you are quite sure that the shaft is not 'bro.
ken short off, and certain that the young la.
dies went have 10 board out, why, | will con
sent TO go--only remember that | was will
ling TO remunerate you, although the acci
dent was consequent upon an infrmity fol
which ! am TO be ph-ied."
He then stepped into his sleigh and stood
along under easy sail, leaving Frank and my
self, more amused at the scene we had wit
messed, than any of the readers of The Mer
camille Journal will be at my faint description
of il.
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SHIPMENTS.

By LEHIGH: | bx, Thurston and Harvey.
BY VALLEY FoRGE: 5 bxs, Thurston and Har-
vey IL do, W Il S~tockweiI.
BY Gov. BREATHETT: 2 sacks coffee, / bbl
w~hiskey, | do molasses, do sugar, 5 kegs nails
| bx candles, Allis and Howes; 6 bids, 2 bars
iron, Orr
By SAM SEAY: 20 casks bacon, S Orr.
BY FAwN: 10 kegs beer, Is pkgs dry goods by
su ndvy persons,
By OLIVE BRAEcH: 9 bxs mdz, Harrington,
Hannah Il co; 2 bblseggs, Allls and Howes; SO
sacks oats, $50 sucks corn, 80 bbls corn meal,
Murdoch and North; 300 sacks oats, ] and w
Riley; 8 bbls eggs. 5 casks bacon, Thurston and
Harvey; 20 SACKS feather, cask wax, l8 bbls
beans, Bement and Viele.
BY Louis PHILLIfrE: 6 casks potts, a bbIs eggs
Allis aud How yes
By bertrand: IS bxs tobacco, 90 do snuff,
B RaPpelyea 4 co.
By SENATE, for the Wabash River: one hmm
bred tons dry goods, groceries, etc. by w Il
Stockweli, Harrington, Hannah g. CO, Bemeni
and Viele, Thurston and Harvey, and Il S Bah
cock. II
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-27

PosrAGE REFoRM-The following extract from
MISS Martineau's excellent little work. ellie
in the Sick rooin,,' a correspondent OF the N.
Y. Journal of Commerce suggests may perhaps
have some influence IN INDUCING our rulers to
give us the beneite cheap postage.
s.With re gard to the projects, however, | an
disposed TO make one partial exception-to &C
knowledge, as far as | can at present., see one
case of siugufarity. | mean with regard to the
New Postage. The general rule proves true in
one hall of it, :hat many great and yet unas-
certained benefits are arising, OF which the
protector did not dream; SO that a volume might
be filled with anec dotes, curious 10 the specia-
tor and delightful to he benevolent. But, thus
far, it does not appear that any faiaey has mix
ed itself with the express expectations OF the
protector. do MOI speak Of the failure OF his
efforts to get his whole plan adopted. That will
soon be a matter Of sinai account-a disappoiRt :
ment and ~yexation gone by-a temporary trai
OF patience, forgotten except by the record. |
mean that he has neutrality-suspicious. which
he does not seem perfectly able to prove uttered
no promises.-This project is perhaps the no
blest aaoat in our country and time. considering
the moral influence it involves. 1t Is perhaps
scarcely possible to exaggerate the force and ex
tent of it's civilizing and humaniZing Influences
especially in regard to It's spreading the spirit OF
Hope over all the occupations and interests OF
life, in defiance OF the separating powers OF dis
lance and poverty; and IT will be curious 1t this
enterprises. besides keeping the school child at
its mothers bosom. the apprentice, the govern
ess, and the maid servant, at their tather's
hearth-and US sick or aged people entertained
daily with the flowers. music, books, sentiment
and news Of the world we have left, should
prove an exception to all others in performing
all its express promises. AT present, own, this
appears no matter of doubt
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-27

BACKING OUT.-The Hon. John w.
Jones, speaker of the House of Representa-
lives, declines being a candidate for re-elec-
ton TO Congress. 1t appears that he has as
certained that his domestic concerns render
it proper for him 10 pursue this course. We
suspect that Mr.. Jones did not tell his most
cogen, rea son for declining 10 serve the De
mocracy of his district hereafter. He now
represents the Richmond district, and Mr..
Bolts has announced himself as the Wing
candidate. Such an announcement undoubt-
edly terrified MIR. Jones. The Richmond
district is Wing, and Mr.. Jones, it is more
than suspected, was elected last time BY
fraudulent votes. Mr.. Bolts contested his
seat, but a Locofoco Congress did not see tit
10 do him justice and to send their speaker
home. MIR. Jones has no notion of encoun-
tering Mr.. Bolts before the people, or oil per-
hitting the people to decide whether he or
Mr.. Bolts shall represent them. He knows
Mr.. B. is an overmatch for him and that the
people have resolved 10 have him for their
Representative. Well, Mr.. Jones is a pru-
dent man, and foreseeing defeat avoids it.
Lou. Jour.
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From the New Orleans Bee Of Feb. Is.
ER0M Y

By the arrival of the schooner Creole,
which arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, we
have received our files OF papers from that
city TO the Both ult., and from Mexico to
the 18th.
We learn but little from these journals of
the actual Stale of Santa Anna, although we
are left to infer that he was still ia prison
awaiting his trial. On the other hand the
papers contain copious details of his move
ments prior to the period when he was de-
fealed, and captuted at Jalapa. The circum-
stances OF his capture are precisely as we
stated some eight or len days since. His trial
was, il is said, to have taken place on the 23d
ult.
There is really little that Is new or intef-
esling in the numerous details which the
Mexican Journals furnish of the proceedings
of Santa Anna anter ior 10 his route and cap
Emre. They exhibit the hauieur and con
fdemce ola mind accustomed TO triumph.
and little used TO, and not at all dreaming
of the possibility Of discontinue. One cir
cumsiance,~ however, is related of Santa An
m by the Courier Erancais, which we trans
scribe. Ii is IN the following words:
San infamous piece of ireachery, an ACT
of dis'oyalty without example, has recently
capped the climax of the provefbial coward
ice of Santa Anna, and would dishonor him
forever, If he were not already d~ishonored
whilst this man was sending commissioner
to Mexico to demand his pardon, while iht
Government and Congress exhibited thu
imprudent generosity to respect the hbert.
of a prevaricaling minister, he, in contemp
of every sentiment of honor, surprised tht
vanguard ofGen. Bravo, commanded by Gen
Pena, and split more blood. We would DIES
fpair of The Justice of Heaven, it such act
did not receive the terrible chasiismen
which they merit"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-27

MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT.-On Friday last,
a daughter of Daniel Miller, Esq, OF this
place. came to an unlimely end, in a most
melancholy manner. Her married sister
in whose house the accident occurred-had
been induced, from the attempts of some
~rasctls TO enter the house, at night, to pro-
vide herself with a pistol, which she kept
loaded aud carefully concealed in a work
box on the top of her bureau. Her little
sisler--about III years of age-by some
means or other, had succeeded in abstracting
the weapon from its place Of co~ncealment;
and the earliest intimalion that was given of
the fact, was, the report of the pistol in the
yard. Fastening to the spot, her sister
found her, with a ghastly wound in the abb
domen-lhe ball having entered the left side
of the body, beneath the false ribs, and lodg-
ed in her spine 1t is supposed that she
must have placed the muzzIe against hei
body, and whilst playing with the lock, in
voluntarily discharged the pistol. She sur
vived but a few minutes. Her death is q
fearful blow to her disconsolate PARENTS
Courier.