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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-15

We can furnish the Trade in the Interior, as we'll
as tha, of Oregon, Washington Territory, British
Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich Islands. etc, upon
better terms than any House In this State.
The Senior Partner Of our House, who Is now
reading at the East gives us superior fariiites for
filling orders and We can safely, guarantee all
gods being of the best quality, and in regard to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-15
We do net Intend to be Under cold:

We invite those purchasing to give rs call
(either in person or by letter. and examine goods
and get prices before purchasing elsewhere, aswe
feel confident we will BE- able TO please In both.
Below we give q few of the articles In which
we deal, viz:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-15

BY Clippers and Express,
of large additionsto our present well selected
stock Of Goods and we think, after an experience
OF nearly ...r.. ....
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
For the Sentinel

GRAND BALL IN HoSon or THE SEVENTEEN
AND SKvESTr Ninth, THURSDAY. JusE 18Th
le65 Mr. Editor. We have seen a printed
card something like the above heading, and We
take occasion. through your columns. to cord-
daily endorse the contemplated entertainment.
The gallant men OF those two regiments have
been with the uncouquerable Sherman, in his
triumphant march TO the sea, and from the sea
to the Capital OF the Nation. that bv their fort
tude and courage they had saved. Hence, Their.
i nothing more appropriate than that thew should
have pleasant social reunion among their old
friends and With one another.
Ii will also be borne in mind that nearly al
the gallant fellows Of the Seventeen and Seven
~ Ninth-like their brave Commanders. Harr-
aud kuef -r-are from this city and district.
and every patriotic man. aud woman. aud bow.
and girl should go TO work and lend helping
hand. TO complete he success of the proposed
grand gathering Of the fearless and patriotic
defenders of tie Republic. Nhn. with Sn'rmsn.
marched down TO the sea. MANY CITIZENS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
Com mi ssiOuer Dole Z" Make Treaties
With the indians.

WARRINGTON. June 23-The President has
directed Hon. " Dole, Commissioner of In
dian Affairs. TO proceed 10 the Iudian country, TO
effect important treaties with hostile and peace
able Indians. In his instructions to Mr.. Dole.
the President says, he deems the present a fitting
lime for renewed efforts. to press the Indians
the necessity for abandoning their wild aud row
ing habits, and adopting in their stead. the
more pc. ceiul and industrious arts of civilized
life There is no longer any region Of territor,
left within the United Safes. where their rude
habits aud modes of lite Can prevail &c formerly
rbey are beng pressed and hemmed in on every
side by the advance Of civIliz alton and enterpri
sing people, and they must therefore adspt them
selves to the order of things. aud 1.-Two in
peace among themselves and with their white
neghbors. or they must inevitably perish.
The policy of settling them on suitable reser-
vations where they may with the aid OF the
friendship OF the Governu ent be able 10 subsist
themselves by agricultural and other industrious
pursuits il left without alternative. These
views have doubtless impressed themselves upon
you during the period you have had the immedi
ate direction OF our Indian off airs and your ex-
perience in treating with the Indians, and your
Familiarity with their character seems TO point
YOU out AS the proper officer of the Indian De
partment 10 visit the various tribes in the ives
tern Territories aud enter into such treaties as
will secure permanent tranquility on our borders
aud promote their future welfare and prosperity
The commanders OF the various military dis
trcts and ioris have been instructed to co-ope
rate with Mr. d lie, and TO render him ali the
sistance he may require
Nc Dole has beea unwell for .everal DAYS. but
is nov dischsrgng the duties of his Office and
will leave for the West 5000
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The FLORENCE REApISo RooNs-This estab
lishment, corner Of Meridian aud Maryland
streets, second story. 10 one OF the neatest ar
ranged in the city. The proprietors. florence
Richter and Pat. Welsh are we'll known as ac-
comodating and pleasant hosts florence was
formerly proprietor of the No. Saloon, on
Pearl street and Pat is familiar TO the hsbiruss
OF the Exchange since that establishment was
opened. They attend, Id their new place, to
business themselves, aid visitors can rely upOn
procuring the very best that can De purchased.
served up neatly. gracefully and artsticaIly with
all the accomplishments Among other attrac-
tons. business men will hnd at The Reading
Rooms" the latest newspapers from all parts vi
the United States aud The hsndsomest iuinshed
apartments of the kind IN the city. ~ lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
Bf THE P8FSl-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas. By the Proclamation Of the Pres
dent of the l5th aud the 9th OF April, 1865. a
blockade OF certain ports OF the United States was
set on foot: but whereas, the reasons for that
measure have ceased TO exist; now, therefore. be
il known. that I. Andrew Johnson, President Of
the United States, do hereby declare and
proclaim the blockade aforesaid TO be re-
scinded, AS TO all ports west OF the Missis-
sppi river. which ports vii. be open 10 foreign
commerce on the lst Of July next, on the terms
and conditions set forth in my Proclamation Of
the 22i Of May last IL is to be understood, how
ever, that the blockade thus rescnded WAS an in
ternational measure for the purpose OF protecting
the sovereign rights Of the United States. the
greater or less subversion of the civil authorities
10 the region 10 which IL applied, and the i'm
prscticabliiy OF at once restoring that in due
efficiency may for a season make il advisable TO
employ the army and navy o, the United States
towards carrying the laws into Effect, wherev er
such employment may be necessary
In testimony whereof, nave hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal OF the United States
TO tie affixed Done at the City of Washing
ton. this. 23d day OF June. A. d, 1865. and
OF the Independence of the United States, the
eighty ninth.
(Signed) AypREw JOHNSON
[SEAL
B,.thr President:
WV HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

tE-A young man this morning incoutnenty
appropriated TO himself a pair of neither gar
ments. The property OF NJ. Dernhsm, clothing
dealer, on Washington street. The argus eye OF
a clerk observed the feonous act. and with
praisevorthy interest in his masters schstlles,
"went for" the would be thief, who hastily dis
gorged the pants from beneath his coat aud
started out on heat down Meridian street
That cry. the terror of malefactors. of ''stop
thief" was most vociferously shouted by the
is to be inhsbitant of Jerusalem and was taken
up by the vulgar multitude, until, ike wsiling
cadence, il was heard MI but to the extremilles
Of the city. and the pursuit was joined IN until
several had become enlisted for the race The
youth beat steadily forward his tagging ener
gies gesded by the prospect of the cherries
Walls OF Jail or term in pententiary, but 10 10
purpose his bottom gave out Gin race course
parlsnce.) and the youthful offender succumoed,
gave inI was captured and taken in triumph 10 the
Jail The Jew got his pants aud the boy stands
in fair wsv to get his portion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
The Conspiracy Trial.

WASHINGTON. June % George B. Huichin-
soB. Ui Canada, testified as to being present a. q
conversation at the ST Lawrence Hall, Montreal
on the , ID or 3rd of June between DR.. Merritt
Beverly Tucker. General Carroll and EI Cover
nor Prescott. aud that Tucker said be bad burn
ed all the letters up for tear the Yankees would
steal them out of his room. These parties had
been talking about the trial.
Mr. Ewing read an argument in defense Of
Arnold, contending although Arnold had entered
in o the scheme Tor the abduction Of the Presl
sident he abandoned the conspirators before the
assassination was planned Therefore, having
no part whatever in the murder, and not being
present in the city when il was committed, he
was guiltless Of any crime.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

InrasrssT TO rnr Prortr-FRAups UPos
UxfrKp sTkrts iRsksrEr S.TKs rs. imitation.
are reported IN circulation. Poorly dObe.
q. altered from L.. POrtrsiG OF Chase
s., imitation. Poorly done. coarse
3. phologra phed-hase q blurred look: the
payer Is suffer add heavier. Signatures YER,
heavy.
lOs, imitation, veil executed. are reported 10
circulation. There il 20 Treasury stamp upon
the bill
los. altered from ls-vig portrait Of Chase on
upper lett: genuine have the portrait OF Lin
coin.
%. imitation engraving coarse; general ap-
pe.IaBce bad
So, imitation. The bead of Hamilton Is coarse
and blurred; otherwise exceilently done, ana
veil calculated to deceive.
sos, altered from 2s-vig. portrait Of Hamilton
below the words United States. In genuine it y
above.
zoos. imitation The only points Of sciuAl diff
ference bet~eeu the genuine and counterfeit are
these. In the upper left corner IRE the words
Act Of February 25ih. lo62 7" In counterfeit
the eth" aud the smeBtAi liLes above run
nto and touch the border: 10 the genuine there
- q clear space between. 90 the right end OF
back Of note there are thirteen small ovals; OF
the edge OF each oval the figures IN the bad read
O0r or inverted. while on the left they are 100.
his Is the reverse OF those figures the genuine
there. il will be seen that on the right hand they
read 100. and on the left OOT. These notes are
well executed.
Postage currency -25 cents. imitstion-poor-
ly engraved and on poor paper.
50 cents. imtation-poorly done The heads
Of Washington are blurred, and are not alike.
cents and ten Contamination. poorly prin-
tel.
So. new issue, are now 10 circulation. Oh
serve caution.
The portrait on each coarsely done.
National baaks-5s imitation-well execu-
ted. aud of dangerous character, are reported
in circulation
Coupons -Couuterfeited coupons. dated March
l. 1865, for sI2 50. in the similitude Of 1910
five per cent United States $500 bords. have
been offered at different United States deposi-
tories
1870 Bonds Some OF these are in circulation
with the cou Spns cut of. and offered "a cur
rency. Without coupons they are OF no value
until mature Refuse all such
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

THr Masonic CxIKBRArroS-Yesterdsy the
Masonic Bodies OF this city, With large
delegations from Lodges in different parts of the
State. celebrated the anniversary OF their patron,
ST. John by . procession, GRAFTON. aud other
suitable ceremonies. The procession
ganized at Il O'Clock, in front OF the Masonic
Hall. on Washington street, marching up that
street 10 Pennsy lvspia. and thence. by the way
OF Massachusetts avenue, 20 the campus of the
Northwestern University, where the exercises
were TO take place. The number estimated in
the procession vac in the neghborhood Of seven
hundred, including a number OF Sir Knights, and
embracing all the lower grades of Masonry
The procession was headed ~ n correct band
from Richmond, with the City Band in the rear.
which discoursed lively strains of music from
sonorous metal. az the Mystic Brotherhood in
dust and heat. uamped 10 the campus OF the
University, which. We think. many found 10 be
elysium fields, and, il not the seat OF permanent
happiness wss. at least. the temporary abode of
rest and pleasure Here, beneath the speeding
and inviting foliage the psnoped disciples oil st.
John rested themselves on the luxuritnt grass
until the Msrshafs call summoned them before
the speakers stand. preparatory to the CON-
mencement of the exercises
At half past O'Clock, the Grand Master
sounded the gayil and Ia obedience 10 its sum
mons the entire assembly arose and remained
standing while the venerable Grand Chaplain IN
voked the blessing OF the Great Artichect in a
prayer OF singular simplicity and fervid eloquencs
Frvm some cause the brethren had been dissp
pointed in the person selected TO deliver the ora
ton-Col W. Thompson, of Tetre Hauis-
aud Instead the Rev fhomss Inch delivered an
imDrOmptu address full of truths. We suppose. in
which be set forth the beauties OF Masonry in an
attractive gsrb Alter the address. which wa.
necessarily short. the assembly entire 2epsifeo
to The loog tables previously prepared, and. with
sppetites snarpened BY short fasting. made havoc
of The collation. that had been served up
10 rather better style than i usually the Gaze
in free cold dinners. Diuuer once dispt,ched
sandwiches sDd onions put into the oigestip.
process. While the mental digestive orga,s xe,e
Illuminating the truths put forth ey IA. or.
tor, the lighter part, the dessert, wss seryes
10. consisting OF . neat and appropriate 6,,l.
poem, the production Of Robert ! MOrris L /
D.. reciIed in most graceful manner by
W II Riley. Eco With the oenedictoa
the ceremonies closed. and then the
procession being formed 10 order returned 10 the
CITY, While the uninitisted Of both sexes made
haste TO be first st the rail~ay terminus. and
enjoy the luxury Of riding mile IN elo,el
packed street Car.
All Ia all tie celebration appeared 10 90 OF
satisfactorily and pleasantly, With one exception
and that Vas the absence OF the chosen orator.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
Arrival Of the xemain ms OF Mrs Sow .
lnburn.

AUBURN, Y. June 23-The remains of Mrs.
W Ii Seward LETT Washington, Thursday morn
at half past seven o'clock, in a special train pro-
vided by the Baltimore and Ohio r ,ilrosd I'M
der the charge of Assistant Superintendent Duke
heart. aud arrived in this city at six o'clock this
morning The remains were accompanied to
this CITY bv s. cretsry Seward and Fannie Sew
ard. N j Gen. Hancock and Brig Gen. Mitchell.
OF Gen Hancock'S staff. and Maj Norris, Sur
geon. L A. one of the surgeons who stten-
ded Secretary Stewards family The funeral Of
the deceased will take place at ST Peters Church
in this city. to morrow. Saturday, atthree o'clock
in the afternoon.
Secretary Stewards health does not seem TO be
injured much by the journey. he bore the ia
tigue remarkably.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24


whesi--wintcr red western 81 s5@l 20:
Chicago Spring 81 42Cdi ~; amber MilwsuL O.
81 40di a.: amber Michigan 81 IS R,e dull
Corn sU@e5 Tor new mixed western. voc for
kiln dried. 756eOc for unsound and soc for
rhits. Oats 73a74c.
Coffee dull Ssg.r-Muscavado l2lze Molas-
ses dull
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull ~ 35c for crude. Sc tor re
hnei in bond. aud i0(d ~ do free
New mes pork s24 25a24 IS. $24 O0924 so
for '63-'64, 90 cash aud regular way. closh A.
900 90 tor cash. SIS 50 for prime. and SIS
51Cal9 90 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 o.
ala IN: extra mess, Sl2 0Oal6 90; beet hams
95Cd27 &c Cut meats: ll9llIxc for shoulders.
aud l5h@lsc for hams. b .con; lIS5alSc
for Cumberland cut; 1879 for long rib6ed. and
l4Gl43zr for short ribbed
Lard l5H@lssc Butter. 10000 Tor Ohio,
and 22@33e for State. Cheese e9l5c Rice
dull
NV IoRE MONEY MARKET
NEW YoRK, June %
Money. easy at 4a6 per cent Sterling in
fair request at l093s9ll0 for 6rst class bills
Gold. Opened at 81 ara and closed at 81 42lS
Stocks frmer.
LArrR.-Gold clot at Gallagher Exchange to-
night at 81 425s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
Laying OF Russian reIeg,sph wires
IN BrstIsh Column bla.

SAN FRAs-cI co. June 2O.-D,spatches from
New West miu,Ier the capital OF British Co
lombia say the work OF strDging the wires OF the
Russian Telegraph Line commenced to-day IN
this city. a large force is employed. We will
soon be in telegraph communication with the
mining camps of Carbo and the intermediate
tovns
The city election OF Portland. Oregon, yester-
dav resulted in the complete success of the
Union ticket. with secretly any opposition
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

HoSoRABLY DISCHARGED -Jame r Nosler. of
Convertible. Putnam county, has been honorabl,
discharged from the service of the United States,
ny reason of disability he served honorably ID
The Twenty seventh infantry until the battle OF
Antietam. in which he was severely wounded
nd upon his recovery enlisted in the Eighteenth
U Infantry. in which he contracted disease OF
The lungs. and total loss of voice, in cOuse-
quence Of which he was discharged by order OF
he Secretary OF War. We glad that be L.
ihus permitted 70 return 10 his home aud friends
. nee more
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

Notes Of all the denominations named will be prOmps
ly furnished upon receipt Of Subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar In
form and privilege the -Thries already sold
except that the Government Itself the optoa
ofpAyng interest Ia gold coin Al per cent iasese %
3lOths 10 currency. Subscribers viii deduct the In
teresi In currency up JSy 18th, when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the Of this third Of the
seven-Ihirties will the LIT Of June and
will be made promptly ani continuously amer that data
The slight change made IN the condition. Of this TBlRp
sERIEs Effects only the OF interest. ne pay
ment in gold il made viii be equivalent TO the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return q specie payments in the event Of Which
only Will the option TO pay interest In gold be sraed Of
would reduce and equAlze prices that purchases
made with sx per cent In gold would be fully equal to
those made with and three tenths per cent. -
currency. This Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

tB Duprez 4 Green's Minstrels gave their
6r-t of a series of entertainments at VI isonic
Hall. last evening There was good audens e
In point of numbers present. ard the entertain
ment veil received As professors of burnt
corkology they have no superior travelling
Their troupe comprises the best talent in the
country in the negro delineating art, aud wher
ever they exhibit greeted with large
diences We would advise all who love fun and q
good minstrel troupe to patronize Duprez
Green's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
COM m ERCIAL.
cincinnati Market.
81 rKIrsBAPE.i

cincinnati Market.
CISCISsArI, June %.
Flour dull Super6ne IS 81; extra S. 75a
25. and family So 5O67 rs.
Wheat, red 81 80: white 81 45@l IS. O.ts
5sc Corn 6l@65c. Rye 6ed70c Clover seed
Barley 81 l0@l % Oats 57d5sc.
Whisky dull; small sales at 81
Mess pork sold at S24td25 O0c; Bulk meats
I2l0l2Is for shoulders. l3l5c for sides and
l7Isc for hams Bulk hams 2J925
Lard l7lsc.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Sugar l46lsc Coffee 29932c Aolss-es
81 2U6l %. Butter 22924c Eggs 22@23c
Petroleum Refined free 65G70c.
Silver 81 40 Gold 81 40.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

PRoxorIoSs-The following promotion. were
made at the Office Of the Adjutant General. in
Indiana Regiments yesterday:
Ninety -seventh-Jsmes Holdson, Major; 10
siah Stanley. Captain; Nathan Hinkle. First
Lieutenant; John N. Osborn, Second Lieutenant.
Twenty ninth = Willard Fsler, FRS, Lieu
tenant
Seventeenth Artillery-D Williams. First
Lieutenant; W +. Sanders Second Lieutenant
Fifty fourth Oliver NJ Wilson. Mejor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

BrsryIr or Ma F HIGHr -Mondsy night
Mr. + Hight one Of the leading actors Of the
Metropolitan, takes benefit. Mr.. Macasey has
kindly consented to remain and play on Monday
evening. The plays will be London Assn
rance" and "Ssrsh's Young Man" Mr.; Hight
IL good actor and genial gentleman and we
trust he may be greeted with q full houie. He
deserves 10.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

PoLrcE MATTERS There were six dissoute
men before his honor, the Mayor. Yesterday
charged with being drunk. Two Of them. Jame-
Long and Andy Wilson. had a disorganized cou-
dtton in their financial aft ,irs and were cent in
county Jail.
Thomas Posev. who by any other name would
smell ne sweet, Dennis Mitchell. Isaac Hampton
and Robert Garter. paid 50 40 piece to keep
of the chain gang
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

MoRk OrL-The company OF which or' friend
Butch il President, have struck oil 10 she we'll
they are digging in Perry county. Tee depth
of the we'll il very great. about twenty five feet,
and shout a barrel Of good lubricating ''Il l. OBJ
tanned each day Specimens OF the oil was
ceived in this city yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

FoR SaLE-A very superior family horse,
six years old, broke and trained by one of the
best horsemen in the State Tor his own family
use. aud is altogether reliable: also new Jenny
Lind family csrrisg e-Drew x Shaw's msnufac-
ture-which has been used only OCCASIONAL,
during the past two months, together With the
harness and all the accompanying fixtures, such
- combs, brushes, &c, necessary for taking
care of horse For further particulars inquire
At this office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

GA rich growth of hair produced. the natu
raj color restored, mot dyed. and all diseases Of
the scalp. falling fl &c. cured bs usisg Eu-
reka," the infalliole hair restorative. Price
81 90 per bottle Sold by all druggists.
+. SENouR.
Druggist, Bates House Block, Agent.
cod II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

sX- The Marion County Agricultural and
Horticultural Society will meet al their room in
hubbard's Block. tor the election OF officers to
serve during the ensuing year, at O'Clock P NJ =.
Saturday. June "a 1865. full and punctual
attendance is necessary
By order of the Society.
232 W H. LOOMS, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

sS Don't forget the races 10 day. First race.
pacing between White Cloud and Wicked Yam
kee. mile heats to harness. for S3OO. Second
race-Sweep-takes-iity entrances. halt ioriet.
closed With the follo~ing entries: hi IN Gip-ey
Queen. : N Ida May. b. z. Frank Hoard. &. &
tire, Eidie. Mile heats 10 harness
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
JOB PRINTING.
CITY 1T z N s

eE- The Northwestern University closed iis
commencement exercises. at the Chur'h Of 10
denomination. In this city. on yesterday The
Vsledictory was delivered by our old f:iend. j..
Il Mccullough. of Crasfordsville. and vtas enc
piece Of composition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

E-The Indianapolis Insurance Company is
prepared 10 insure property against loss by hre
THIS is frs; class Company, managed 10y our
most responsible business men. Their office 70
in the Sinking Fund building. on South Penn
s,lvania street. VIM Henderson. President. and
Alex { jameson, Secretary % lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

,E- Crompton's Strawberry Balssm lie ce'
tam remedy Tor diArrh9s, dysentery, cholera
morbus. aux. heartburn. and all bowel com
plants L. Is entirely vegetable A specific Tor
camp diarrhea. Sold at Wholesale oy Browning
& Sloan, Indianapolis. 'eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

30 ~ One Of the discharged % defendtss." be
coming tired Of breath. Thursdaye night,
attempted TO " shuttle OF the mortal csil. BY
shooting himself in the neck. not in tbs usual
manner with the contents OF a pint LEX, but
with a revolver lie vas under the inf ence OF
liquor at the time OF his committing tha deed.
His recovery is doubtful