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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
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z=4teadache-sick or ~
ms Wao have suffered ana - rolls
- salel - ihS with this Gis,ressira - weary
.'aiU i-'tsgS lescfatl Piils rs-- -i-.
49,. ana lan nmedlat in its effects = g e
49, ,,. u ne Pliis taken soea aS tEs I
tsi' coming on. viii cure % h - f'5a-a5z
As remedy in Sarueer -rs 49,,
'Hey oiSpiaY their wonderful rry-.-.
~, '.-. .Le Lar superior 10 any sai-r-
In Dyspepsia aad f.fes- --.---
unritaIIed -s---s --Er s--.
Many have been cured I'M a fag.
HaElh9 suffered Uader the lisaff,.
for years. '~t --a
IL ttltas coStl rsaeSS tbeF are. rsss
riof 10 any Vegetable PHI ever h-.. .
ne puoic, ano one 50 cent box vI
heir surprising virtues aGi place -s.
de reach OF dOubt IN he estfral Sd, -.
dividual. ss 1'es
Ihey are invaluable ia nervous arff.-
ncaI aHectonS, loss ul appetite s-#
maiats 10 which females alone sr- -.
Ihey are misd IN their action ans
post immediate conviction aFtHa5-. l4..--- e
The first dose. They may d isGr. f @
OF any ase. and The Iaebla, he ir5rr --. -e
and delicate are strengthened 5r tt.Ir..
because they clear The system af fs.t ESQ.,
quiet nervous lrUl2bui,y ana mvas,-tI-
duce sound health. r.
Upwards al three ha1frcI ana s----..s ~
b01cS of these inestimabl- pills ha..
within the last twelve months ir rt.
alone, aad more than thrle times th4 ....
lity in other States.
As an anti bill Gus medicine no r.ra-.t r..
be without them. single trialul lasa. +. ...=
satisfactory than thousand certiflz.r-
! In aern soulhc!imate, these Pf!ls a-s -z.....
tered with uniform success. Fsrlrar4 .#.-
years the verdict oItAeir efficiency has tz---
nounced; and could a jury lal lbsvhers
! ed be summoned from The North ME S--.- =
/ East ana The " est, millions Ul gc.ess yr.-...
/ heard IN acclamotICn 81 their ua.la.s., z-.-.
i ties. The chIld and the ada.t-tbe womb .
deerepid old man-bulh sexes and a. 5-..-
alike take these Pills witb safety and r..=.--.-
" Of relief. Prtls ftlH rs ~ E.-
Be caaelul 10 observe, that uu The gs s--r-s
box (5Hftc ttH) Is stamped "PEEza5 EE-=
/ Pills"
Peters Pills for sale wha'esal5 ami r.-. a..
| New York prices In Holy springs IA. H.=
store o. X. Z. Lewis; a Lawrence & EEz--.-#
/ North MI. Pleasant, iu ~ lem bs K ~
and Leake 4 Mcdonald; and ll enquiry. b.
be found in every town and at muE E. he ~.
try stores in this State Be caIelEft.-zs 3. +.
Vegetable Pills, and dc no, BE Induced H.
other pills.
Feb -, 1s4I-f
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Samuel Wyatt Cncna - .,..,
vs.. Bill Of Divorce. March s.-
Lucinda Jane Wyatt 1852
THIS day came The complainant o5 lf
tor, and il appearing to The salisiis''II. I.-.
he Court that the defendant Lucnda -. -.
Wyatt is not a resident citizen oi ia's - -.
but resides beyond the jurisdiction z. ~ -
court:-It is therefore ordered by me .5 ~.
that unless the defendant appear ~
this court on the first Monday Of oeP'S5...e-
next. then and there 10 answer OF 80, 80,
to complainants bill, the several aii7s-f
made therein will he taken for CONF -.
and such order or decree made id =. 4.tils
misses as the Court shall deem II ,ss
and just It is further ordered es..r.sI =
Court, that copy or this order 5s lps. avs.
in the "Holly Springs Gazette afg5ay
naper published in the town q No.
Springs aud Stale Of Mississ'PP., .grefs
week for the term ofthree moa'us
sively. ..pr7TuFRS,
Test, ALEA II l. 0A-' Clsfk.
MAY II, ls45-s9-l5t.
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gW S 80 u &c 8 q =

- Gases of pocket case instruments,
= ming do. 80 American spring Lance-
yef do. 100 Evans best thumb 90, doz
can Srarili5aiofS, ? doz Sea pal dozen 1
Lancets, ) doz TIocars, ] daz IodFa5zes
Tooth foreeps, 100 Turnkey do. d9z
Caiheiers, so Gum-Elastc caihetefs, 'tt
gies, 100 Metallic do, l doZ bed pans
needles and a general assortment u L--Ae1' -
Just received and for sale By
J. a. Christian e.
Nav 2G. Jefferson Stree deE--
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4 safe and certain cure for Chi1lS and Fa
Ger, in all us com plicated forms; also an
efect@GJ remedy for Fecer Of ecery deS>
crjptj0n.
The increased demand for his medicine, is
evidcnCeso the proprietor, that it must and
viii be the prevailing practice in FeverS. 1t Is
now III general use throughout all the Western
and Southern States and Texas and he de-
mand tor the medicine has so greatly increased,
that the proprietor has not been able 10 fully sup
py many parts Of The country during the last
season. Ii may be relied on in all cases to cure
chiIis and fever the first day-Bilious Fever,
Typhus Fever Nervous Fever, congestive Fe-
yer, Winter and Scarlet Fever all yield to the
use OF this medicine, and are cured By this sys-
TEN of practice a shorter time, and with much
more certainty than by any other system that
has been recommended. Each box contains u
pills-I2 of which will cure any ordinary case
The large amount Of sales have reduced the
price to 81, per box.
Also
Vegetable, Anti-biliouS, Anti-dispeptic, Pu-
rifying and cathartic Pills.
Possessing four important combined proper
ties for the cure of diseases, carefully and CO.
rectly combined, one article TO ASSIST the effect
of another, for the benefit of the health ot man
kind.
This medicine is reccomm .nGed to the atten-
tion Of those afflicted with Liver complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Dropsies, Bilious habits, costyeneSs.
cholera MorbuS, Rheumatism, Scrofnla, foul
Headache and sick stomach, palpitations OF The
heart, DiarrhRa, Nervous affections, obstructed
menSl1 aalions, Dysentery or Flax, Heartburn,
White-Sweliing, and all those diseases arising
from impure blood
Price 25 cents per box-a pamphlet aecompa-
nies each box, with full directions and ample
testimonies of the efficacy OF these medicines.
BelleviIle. Feb. II. 1916.
We the undersigned, citizens of Belle>
vile, Illinois, hereby certify, that we are
personally acquainted with DR.. Champion.
ofthis place. and have been for several
years, anc have the utmost confidence 10
him as physician-that he is IN this CONS
munity, and deservedly so popular Ply
sician. We further certify, tnat we have
used his pills in our families for several years
and find them to be valuable, efficient
and safe medicine tor the cure OF disease for
which they are recommended. That they
are in high repute In this community, and
of the celebrity and good effects of the pills
We have heard much from this and the va
rious other States in which they are as ex-
tensiveiy used. We think them worthy of
high accommodation.
w. t. Boyakin, Pastor of the Babtist
Church.
Thomas Harrison, Minister Meth. Ep.
Church.
John Reynolds, Ex- Governor of illinois.
VIM. McClintock, clerk of Co CONS Court
John ID. Hughes. Probat Justice.
]. L. ID. Morrison. Representative.
Seth Catlin, Stale Senator
L. D. Cabannee. Proprietor OF Steam
Mill.
b.. MALONE 81 Co.
Wholesale and Retail Agents. at
The Sign oftie Mammoth Mortar.
Holly SPRINGS, Miss
July IL l645.-47 If.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
DR.. BRAGG'S


THE thousands who have used this medi
/ cine need no further evidence Of lis value
han is happy effects upon the system. Those
o whom II Is new remedy, the use Of one box
will convince the most sceptic Of their rcStora-
tive Effects. The general use of theSe celebrated
Pills throughout the Southern and Western
s. ates and The strong recommendations they
have acquired of our felow-citizens, place them
in much more elevated situation in public estI-
nation than any other remedy.
The effect of the Western Indian Queen Veg
etabie Anti Billions Pills is in perfect harmony
with all the laws of nature in the removal OF
diseases, giving tone and vigor 10 the whole SYS-
lem, by purifying and cleansing the blood infn-
itely sooner than The preparations OF SarSaparIl-
la. and the blood thus purified renews esery part
Of the system and leaves it free from al seeds OF
disease, giving rest to the sufferer.
E5.The following are among the many disea-
ses for which The Western Indian Queen Nege-
table anti Bilious Bills are we'll known TO be IN
valuable bilious and winter fevers, dysentery
dropsieS. scrofnla, dyspepsia. loss OF appetite
fonI breath. and stomach, swimming in The mead
bad cough and colds. jaundice, obstructed men
Slrusiou, costiveness, swelling limbs, roaring II
the head and dimness of sight, and all the iI9lf
of evils arising from he impurities OF The bloo1
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

HOME MADE SUGAR.
A small supply of superior Maple Sugar
! For sale by ID. d. JONES s. co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

Marshall County
the frs d
OIL bidder cash. the Toll
In1 sndee insad dconEi 10 wit:
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CHILL AND FEVER.

IL acts on the patient like charm, and leaves no
bad effects, as is the case with most ofthe med
icnes used for that purpose Ia snort dely me
world 10 produce meGieine safer more certain,
or that will effect a.more permanent cure OF his
disease as well as all feVeIs where there IS the
slightest intermssion.
To publish the certificates from physicians of
high standing and from many worthy citizens,
of this universally esteemed medicine, would
exceed the limits of the columns of this paper
viii therefore. give the following
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
DIR. BRACES
WESTERN INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
Tonic Pills

This Invaluable medicine is daily efecting
some OF the most wonderful cures OF Fever and
A cue Cor chill and feyer) some that has resisted
ali other remedies such as quinine, brakS, &e-
They cannot be too strongly recommended Tor
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

May II. Is45-s9-I5t'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

4 safe and certain cure for CAiUs and Fa
Ger, an all as complicated formS;also an
efectu0J remedy for Fecer Of eUery deS>
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

b.. MALONE 81 Co.
Wholesale and Retail Agents. at
ihe Sign Of the Mammofh Mortar.
Holly SPRINGS. Miss
July IL I645.-47 If.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
PARTIESNAMEiS,

Samuel Osburn VS. w liza n Thompson
John w Newell VS. Thomas Durham ct al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28
VOLUME 4I.-NO. 81.
fhnnlleism ,rrounil ~ . rl.neo,,,

"""'tttSm HIUH9W ny 10 IG0a0h
The Boston Emancipator," Garrison, uuers
The following insane threat. The cnlhusas, is
qualified Tor the mad-house:
'Itt them, tthe Wings and Democrats, d,,inc,ly
understand, that our use Of the 5aotbOI leads use
of the fdftrdgeecJ. We are opposed TO in'eratioha
war. and believe that Christian Nation would n yer
need 10 fskt extensively and defcnsvely. But We al.
In ay0r Of The execution Of law. and the
of justice all hazards 30 that il il Were rossibi.
for Slavery exist in this Onion, after the opponents CT
The ~ stem had assumed the relns of Government ge
'h"n'd be an aror ~ usag HE physical pot,cr IF hs ~
fion 10 put n0st 81 fxsfHce. Is nons1ASf Is kEGrs
!. sMe'de, 10 faS forgtr RI The GS-Ji GJreEnsrt
not hcting pontr abolish Sartry the nhc!e eonprB
when tic savrocrnoy il giving power annex ilJ
NIL he slavery of Texas. and Cuba, and Brazil II has
that power, NJ II Is not for III 10 live. IL
has that power, or else 10 establish justice and secDc
The d"mtsc trai guilty, Is thing which utterly
incapable Of doing"
This is sufficient 10 show the wild excuses 10
which Abolitionism il tending.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

Journ, and moved reconsideration oftbe vote
on agreeing 10 the little; and under The operation
OF The previous question, the reconsideration was
rejected.
The House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-28

MrcntoAs-TExAs RESOLUTIONS The Detroit Ad-
yertiser of the 10th instant in favor
Of IN. Immediate Annexation OF Texas 10 the United
States were yesterday introduced into the House OF
Representatives. We presume that they will pass both
Houses without difhCulty.n
Michigan can act upon the subject OF Texas,
and rally around her. And shall it be said that
Virginia, the great Southern State, lodges the
question, and gives Texas the cold shoulder ?
Can it be- People of Virginia what do you
say al Enquirer.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR

The Mineral Region is as lively as basket of
eels. The Eagle River Company are progressing
rapidly in developing the resources of their loca-
ton. They have one Shaft sunk TO a depth of 80
feet another TO so, and three or four others to less
depths Their Silver and Copper indications are
equally, if not more promising than heretofore
The Superior Copper Company have opened
several leads on the shore from which fine speci-
mems OF Silver and Copper, Native Copper, Green
Carbonate and various other mineral indications
have been taken A highly promising exhibit
will be made this Winter of the mineral wealth of
this location. The Pittsburgh Company have
progressed with great success-have followed and
struck vein in the range of bills opposite Fort
Wilkes which is believed to be rich with black
Oxide. There are various other Companies whose
progress already ensures immense profits, always
provided that good practical men in direction,
and that reasonable degree OF economy is estab9
lished. There have been several contracts made
to mine certain veins. 1t is the true policy for it
ensures prompt action, the profit of the Company
and remuneration TO the miner commensurate
with his talents and industry.-W Y. Tribnne
deputation Of eminent Roman Catholics wait
ed upon the King OF Prussia few weeks ago, and
petidoned for law to restrain the eligious move
ment OF Ronge. MY dear friends,' said the
King, "ProgreSS is stronger than an, no one
can avail aught against it,"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05

umated at the outset; and that side is faithfully
presented in our columns. Yet it is not without
reason that those who are most intent on reform
ing institutions are charged with overlooking the
reformation of individuals, without which no
other reform can be thorough and lasting. We
shall endeavor to stand clear of this reproach.-
We are quite aware that no Improvement in the
constitution of society, or in any institution what
ever, can make the !dler, the prodigal, the drunk
ard, the libertine, either respectable prosper
Gus, without transformation of his character !;
though we are confident that under other auspi-
ces the contagion of evil habits might be render
ed far less banefu than it is. In true society,
the iniquity Of rum-selling, for example, could
be no more disputed than the iniquity of setting
up deuding lights to decoy vessel to certain de-
struction. But let ALL reforms be pressed for
ward together, not forgetting that the reform of
evil habits is one OF the most important and most
difficult
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05

But TO apply the law in this State. foreigner would
have TO satisfy the Seectmen of each town. that he had
resided one year IN the State six months in the town
aud been assessed and paid tax The selectmen then
give him an attested certificate of these facts and that
he would be entitled 10 said town. provided he
was naturazed. This certificate presented to any
OF record conclusive, and certificate of citizenship is
granted-and he is admitted TO all the municipal rights
he has done precisely what every native born citizen
OBLIGED TO do, and more-besideS his residence is
proved and he has performed duties-he also citizen
of a State.
will not dwell upon the obvious advantages of this
plan-hs simplicity and its lhelaty are lis chief re-
commentators. The vexatons and he frauds arising
under the present laws call for a speedy amendment
l5Ihe spectacle already before us of an ORGAN
IZED PARTY PLEDGED TO WAR UPON FOR
ElGNERS seems to to demand that something should
be done THE WHOLE MOVEMENT SETS UP
ON FALSE BASIS. inuOiueS as a people an a
most DlSGRACEFULT ISSUE, and ifno regard is held
Tor the rights OF others, concern should be felt for the
character OF the country We have founded our Gov
eminent upon the rights fpersons, and while invoke
the admiration of mankind, for our free and liberal IN
Stiutons, we turn from the great principle with which
we start and begin crusade against handful of for
wishes. r57'FHE GROUND Is TOO NARROW FOR
A MAN TO STAND ON-A MERE FACTION
IST CAN STAND ANY WHERE.
Such, then, the opinions, deliberately expressed,
of the NATIVE AMERICAN candidate for the office of
opinions. We ask readers 10 compare them with the
opinion of Governor Briggs given in his letter and
the accompanying resolutions, which published in
the Daily Spy last Thursday, and the weekly Spy of
to-day, and then determine for themselves which OF the
two is the most likely to guard the purity of the ballot
box
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05
ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

The Cork Reporter of the 18th saws
"Accounts continue to reach US of the deplora-
bic state of the crop. The malady is mcreasin
and the district which was free Yesterday is to.
day visited with the pestilence. Kerry. which
was hitherto safe, is beginning to complain. and
our Crookhaven correspondent, who last week in
formed US that all was right in that district now
assures us that since he last wrote the potato nur
rain has made its appearance. Things begin to
wear an alarming prospect. We think It full
time for the Government to act'
The accounts from Meath, from the neighbor-
erford, Kilkenny and Carlow, Down and ARMAGH
are all to the same effect.
A letter from Florence, dated October 9th, an
nounces that the troubles in the Roman states
had entirely ceased.
Marshal Bugeaud arrived at Marseilles on the
18th ult., and embarked for Algiers on the eve
ming OF the 18th in the Panama steam frigate. It
was expected that he would reach the African
coast on the 18th.
company, consisting of Belgian, French and
English capitalists, it is said, has been formed in
conjunction with the Minister of Foreign Affairs
OF Nicaragua, TO make canal to unite the Pacific
and Atlantic Oceans. AS the Lake of NICARAGUA
and navigable river on the proposed line of
canal, the expense is estimated only at the yerv
moderate sum of 10000 900 francs. or e.. 900 600
British money.
ireland presents disastrous apprenticeship
failure of the potato crop, added to their troubles
Will require that assistance must be had from
wealthy England, and speedily, or the people will
become a nation of ventrioquists = thew will
speak from the belly.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05
WINGS OF WORCESTER COUNTY

To you, all parts of the State look, for an effort
worthy of yourselves, your candidates, and your
cause. You have sound political principles on
your side,-the principles by which the country
has ever prospered when it has prospered at ALL
Doyour duty, then, as becomes Wings and men
of principle becomes the descendants and rep
resentatives fthe Wings of TO Old Mddlesex
is rouslng herself to action nobly. Let it not be
said that you have been outdone by the valiant
Wings of that county. Bristol, too, long the strong
hold of Loco-focoism, is coming forth to the work
as a strong man walked from his sleep. Such ex-
amples should not be lost upon you. In your
hands lie the desinies of the state. If you do
your utmost all is safe, if you do not, there is no
knowing how much may be lost. To your parts
then, and let good account of you be rendered
on election day.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05

W Are the people of Massachusetts, tired of
good government Are they weary of the pros
perity which the tariff of 1912 has prod,cod, A.
'ney ueslrous oil having the scenes OF IS43 again
enacted In our state the coming year If so.
then they can vote either the ocofoco, the liberty.
or the Native American ticket for it will all tend
to the same result-the substitution of locofoco
administration of the state instead of whig, the
overthrow OF the tariff, and the triumph of South
ern free trade notions
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05

COOP CoMMGN SENSE. The Ma'ive Ameri-
can party in Monroe County, New York, has
abandoned its separate organization. The COM
mittee of the party addressed to the Wing cand
dates certain questions. They replied by refer
ing to the following resolution, passed bv the
Legislature of Massachusetts, which thew saw
contains their sentiments
ReSoIUed, That the rights, interests and NOR.
ais OF the people demand an immediate and thor
ough revision OF the naturalization laws. and we
regard 1t as the imperative duty of Congress so
to amend those laws, that while liberal and inst
policy shall be adopted towards such foreigners as
are, or may come among us, the rights and privi
leges OF our country should be kept inviolate.
and tbs ballot-boX permanently guarded against
any improper influences.
This was declared satisfactory, and the Native
Americans voted to support the Wing candidates.
CALIFORNIA. The New York Courier pub
fishes letter from Mr. Gushing to friend piv-
ing the purport OF several DEGREES issued at va
rious times by the Mexican Government. TO pro-
vide Tor the payment of debts due to foreign Gre
dltors. Taken together these DEGREES appear to
authorlze the transfer OF lands in Texas, Sonora
Chihuahua, New Mexico and California to such
oil the creditors as will take them in satisfaction
OF their claims, at the rate of four acres for a
pound sterling. 1t appears, moreover, that the
creditors have agreed to accept the proposition
contained in these DEGREES, but it does not appear
that any action has been had under this agree
ment, the debt still remaining in the form of
bonds, which may be exchanged for land war
rants at the option Of the creditors This option.
If we rightly understand the case, as presented
by Mr. Cushing, ruLs to 1876
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05
DIED.

In Staten Island NY, July TO- Mr. Orramel Howard son
OF Amos and Damaris Howard, OF this town. 49,
In Satton, Oct. 49, Mr. Jonathan Dudley in his sOtb
year. He taken with paralytic affection while emf
ing his supper, which he survived about 40 minutes For
weeks before his DEATH he seemed revealed sense
that his change from time TO eternity at hand as he
seemed TO enter into the spirit of preparations with
brighter intellect and renewed vigor. His mind seemed 10
hopes and anticipations Of glorious immortality were
strengthened, and his mind frightened in spiritual things
even TO the hour OF his DEATH which calm and easy
In ldberlyyille, Lake Co. III Josiah Cheney son of ST.
mon r: ana Julia stratton, formerly of Waham Mass
Aged 10 months and 3 days.
10 Oswego, ~ w. on the 29th ult., Mrs. Alkaline s. wife
off, b. Allyn aged about so years. Formerly of Paxton
Mass. '' " '"~'oi'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05

Presentments The grand jury of Orange
burgh District, South Carolina, have presented as
public mischief the habtua violation of the Ii
cense laws by retailers of Intoxicating liquors I;
those who have licenses selling in smaller guam
titles than the law permis, and others selling
without any license at all. The grand Jurors
urge more vigorous enforcement OF the law.
They present also, great evil, the practice
OF carrying deadly weapons.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05
q q q q !

Let the law require that every foreigner may claim
Of the federal State Courts, certificate Of NatursI
cation whenever he shall present the said Courts
certificate signed and aested by the officers who in such
State determine the qualifications Of voting lheren-
that he is would be qualified voter provided he
nauralized citizen do not enter into the details Of
the law, these however may be very simple.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-05

a MURDER. A man, in sailors dress. on
sunday last, nterfered to separate gang Of bows
hghtng on the corner of Front and Dover streets.
new York, when one of them, drawing knife
stabbed him in the abdomen. The wounded man
was Immediately taken to the City Hospital, where
ne ne dled IN about four hours afterwards from the
ene e Of the wound. Two Of the boys concerned
~ ,ne array were arrested during the afternoon,
inflicted the wound.