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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22


W.R DEPARTMENT, Washington Oct ao
q Is65 General Orders No. I'4oV;
p 3tt :, csrtain tracts of land, situated
y. ,he coast of South Carolina, georgia
md Florida, at the time, Tor me lnos
'ort vacant were set apart by UeheHI
Sherman in special orders No; 10, lot .no
Snoaet of the refugees and freedmen
RAT had congregated by the epera'lonS
IS tbs war, or had been left to take care
n themselves by their former owners
md whereas, an expectation was lnen
.raated that they would be sole 10 re'HIu
/, nossassion of said lands whereas i"Iso
pnn,ber of the former owners are eAlnese
" soliciting the restorat,o on ol l anS
md nrom sing to absorb the iaho my. Huu
care of the freedmen, 1t is or"el'u &c"
Mai Gen Howard, Commissioners a
Bnreau of Refugees, Freedmen ana Aunn
!, Toned Lands, proceed TO the sever a.
, i ~ romed States and endeayor 10
feet an arrangement mutually salls.ANa s .
-, 70 the freedmen and the Land o"Hele >
I'd in case a mutual satisfactory arrahee,
in o,opt can be effected, no Is empowers
g I'D directed to issue orders AS may pe
u, come necessary, after full anu caie; ;
gin investigator VI
Iunconcerned. r.Lo ITnita,
Rv order of the President OF the o"''e'
States. rouNSEND
Nis' A. A. Ii.
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NEw HAHrszI n P1azzTcs--rey hsrs
had. lately. discnssiss spos nsfipsai poll
tics in the Legislsssrs Of yes Hsnpskire.
which - now - ssssios- A Densersts
menber. III. Mcneil. il ne House of Re,-
reseststivss, ozersd 10 sollosing ssssfsesa
which enbaFces fbs vorts - Prssi1sri
JohnsOs in HI reply % Hsa- Johs Ashsy.
. radical Abolitionist q Otie:
THAT ve cordially ssd earnestly i.1sss
the declsrsiicn Of tbs Chief Execss5ss sf
shs ssiios SHAT STATES vhich hare 49,. in
rsbsllios are ssiH Sisssss .. IL ether -srds.
that The Govsrsnnsnts q those 6sstes uGs
NOT destroyed. BIT vsre osly - sbsyssss.
asd ihss shsn The rebelEsa 90 slpprssss6
and Tho lsss ssd Cossliississ revived.
neither he Iresidsas - Csagrss - ssy
authority % prescribe shs ssaIifestis.s 4
electors Of thsse Stsiss-s
The rssolurios. siisr = ex,i<isg 6e5ste.
vss rejected by voss sf 10 . sS-shs
Democrats isr psssing ii. ss1 rhs RsPssE-
cans against a. Tfs Ississ rsfsssl - -.
rain The President
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Fee simple and simple Zee,
And al the fees in tale.
Are nothing, when compared to thee,
Thou best Of !ess-yEnALE.

eTDr. Schnspp. in the Comp,ss Rsnlus,
has suesestsd new, and Il Is said success
ful Treatment of pulmonary complaints. fssn
: cough % consumption. HE remedy is sn
Intoxicating drink called gaIszyns, prepsret
from asses milk. The idea Of This prspsra.
ton arose from the general belief that con.
sumption . unknown smons The nomsdis
Inhabitants Of The steppss of Russis. whs
msntsd mares milk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-29

The following is . translation from an
ancient Spanish poem. which. says The Ed.
inburgh Review, is surpassed BY nothing
with which we are acqu sinied in The Span.
ish isngu.ge, except the lode Of Louis de
Leon"
Oh. lei the soul iis slumbers break
Arouse its senses and awake,
To see how soon
Life, in it's glories, glides away,
And the stern footsteps .. decay
Come stealing on.
And while we view the rolling tide,
Down which our floating minutes glide
Away 90 fast.
Let us the presen, hour employ
And deem each future dream JOY
Already past.
lie, no vein hope deceive the mind
No happier ls. " hope to find
Tomorrow than to-day.
Our golden dreams Of yore were bright,
Like them The present shall delight
Like them decay.
Our lives like hssting streams must be,
That into one enguIphing SEE
Are doomed 10 fall
The sea ot death. where waves roll on
Ger king aud kingdom crown and throne
And swallow oil.
Alike the rivsr's lordiy tide,
Alike the humble rivule,s glide
To that sad wave;
Death ieveIs property and pride,
And the rich and poor sleep side BY side
Within the grave.
Our birth is but : starting place
Life is the running Of the race,
And death the goal;
There all our gli,,sring toys brought
The path alone, Of al unsoughi,
ls found Of sll.
See, then, how poor and little worth
Are oil these glttering toys Of earth
That lure US here!
Dresms Of sleep that death must break
Alas! before IL bids us wake,
We disappear
Long e'er the damp Of cath can blight,
The cheeks pure glow Of red and white
Hss passed away,
Youth smiled. and sIl was Heavenly fair.
Age came and laid his finger there.
And where are sbsyt
Where is the strength that spurns decay
The step that rovsd 90 light and gsy.
The hsarths bIithe tone!
The strength 10 gone. the step is slow,
And joy grows wssrisoms and woe
When age comes on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-29

Hoe CEoIERA-PExvEsrAusE ASD In
EDT.-Ths isiIssisg = Pruf. Trsersr rsn-
siy isr hog choIen: -Tsks sse psck 4
sshss. -four pounds q ssli. ons ps1Df sf
black sniin0sy. ssses pounds q osppsss.
one pound Of sulphur. oss-f0sr1A . -
eighth pound q ssispetss. Psund - -
! grsdsnis fss ssd nix shss Gel. - kssP
Then sonsissziy y = srssgA ~ iisslf an
each hog vii sas vhss - sssds - -
nsdiesss fssa ~ ' ~. II prsasspssS
% sholsrs tkey s;iIsss i nscA nss freely
than il wholly usIl ssd q sncA ines ~
expssss vill b considerable y ihssseA
any sssss. . bog ssss ssss. psg dsss -
les isSscs him . drink 10 siops sse gill q
coal oil pr ~, Ill - d. . sscsvsA-
Farssrs vill ssAs ssts ef this-
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"Ths Secretary Of the Treasury bss
with view more efscsuaIIy 70 prevent fraud
|oa The Isssrnsl Rsvsnue b dittillsra. order
led The sppeistnsnt q IN sddlsiossI ASsss-
|sos in ssch disiries 10 which there are de-
|tillsss.
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The Bosssa Pest psbEshss ihs ssIlsssng
disgus,isg. ssf siEnikesas iseisssr-
-Is - proesssiss q Sslss. =. ths szh.
On ihs middle sect q sse Il ~ csrisEss
labeled 'shs present. psss. ard fs.urs.' sers
sesssd . bsss,ifs: vhise giri I'D : cssbisek
ssgro asn- We pisisd ~ pesr girl ssys
The Essex Ssaiss.as. ssd sAe issksd = :
she desired cspniserstsa. ses - sspisss-
|sns pesitioo j. shieA shs sss pssbssly
placed BY oshen There vers tev speezs-
tors sho ID not hsvs seeliAgs of dagnsi
excited u this spseiscls. We 500 Eiiie !.
the scene 10 reniod % q she psss- = & tAs
Zeal prssess. but much hat sss sssessfiss
q s'ihs fufure."
The ides suggested 10 ths sbsss i. sAss
While the white i shs present tssissnf
race. the iutu,e = 20 b NE segrs- he .
he nss 81 ihs future n Nssssshssssas
estimation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-29

~Hsnsy Winter Davia is bic Chicagc
plss fos negro su1tsgs. ssid: I've sssd shs
votes Of I'll he sslopsd people; il y sDs-
|bss. not issslligeses. that eosuts q shs
ballos-box." Exactly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-29

The truth 10, that those Who are - anx-
ious 10 force negro suffrage upon the south,
do NOT do % out Of any regard for the freed
men. but because they think that in the ne
gre element they would alssys find passive
Instruments for earning out their con pro-
jecss. So isr @ our Own State > eoncsrnsI
too thirds Of then, like Robert Dale Ossu
and Ex.Govsrner Wright, were the uss'
furious opponents not only Of negro suffrage
bot Of sll other negro rights. They low
|shs negro no better nov than they did then
|bus think professions Of regard fos him vii
|psy better zoo than fosmssly-"
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o1-'My dsss.s ssi1 1ln Drssss . hu
'dssghisr. .yos nsa have su.eshisg -sru
reusd yos - The esrri.ga" Ths yss,gs-
~ nsnsioDsd :bs rssssst q lher sSssss -
her bess. ssd hs inneSisisly rszffe< III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-29

New Treatment Of Catalvtie Diseases
N. Field. NJ. D.. Of jeGersonvilIs. write'
% follows to the Louisville Democrat. J
is well deserving the attention Of Tho pro-
fessios and the public:
Sometime in the spring ws had convsr
sation on the probable e1cscy Of slkslins
and earthly sulphises in caisiyiic disssses--
such % small pox. messIes. and scarlet fever
When read the article on the subject. ID
the Jsausry number Of Bvsahwsises Essros
pees, detailing the cases 10 which Il va
used ~ Prof. PolIi. Of Milan. ! determined
70 ry the remedy in the irst case eominI
under my csss. The reasoning vi'h rssar
TO lie modus opersndi wss % plassi6le sn
philosophical that ] eesId not doubt that
would st any rate prove % valuable % 90
me dieine hiihevso used in that class Of tia
eases. have tried the bi-sulphite Of cod
lio Ave esses OF scarlet fever. and en- bsp
~ 10 cay that il has more than fulfilled N
lexpsctsiions. Though the cases were %
we're and alarming. they improved from u
6rst exhibition Of the remedy. and recovers
rapidly. without any distressing sesDsI'
common 10 that terribIs dissss. A. ih
scarlet fever is now prevailing in this local
Iisy. every physician ought 10 avail himsel
Of the invaluable medicine. and make
full and fair trial Of u. Il j. perfectly solu
bIe in cold water, and can b administers
10 The most delicate infant with Periss
ss5ssy.
The dose 10 twenty grains evsv two
three hours 10 an adult and ten grains :
child i've yssrs of sgs. b should Be =
minissersd q that interval fos q least %
week; after which Il may b u longer ia
ltervsls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-29

WIS II PRurAsr,-A re.,ie.ss fr,.
the is.erior q the Sssse rslssss . = NJ
soIIoune incident. % vhsca hs wss :. ere
wn.ess-
A, The village Of Afrs.. Ussss esu.sy
Io... vbe. he uevs n d. s-r,si,.r5,,
|of she Pre,;dept - me>;vsS . us,si,~ ~
The ssssss ot shss ,l.es 90 e.Ilsl. .nS
.,ser : st;rr;ns s.rns. fr,- . -;.;~.~ -
ltbe Presbv,er;.. sr...,>.s;.. . ,a.,s..s-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-07-29

III Some young ladies' issisted On ssn-
ling gsntIsmss's kitten Julis-is vss .
pretty. He CALAMITY replied that hs shosIt
lbs most happy % Eratify them, but il -
|nos that kind Of eat.
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to live" % requiring them % drown old
women on the charge of wischersts.
Bsiqhsm-Ths cases 80 no, parallel. A.
| read His Word. God nowhere requires the
taking Of human life. except in the single
case Of bic Son. who 80 given - . sseri-
Gee and stossnsnt for sIl OR sins. Beside.
our system 10 entirely voluntary.
Our Psrsy-True but he conpsrisos
holds GOOD insonuch = yous system con
hicis With civilissiion ssd public morality.
II you had revelation requiring yes. like
Abraham. 70 sacsi6cs and slsy your son.
would you do its
Elder Yes, IL convinced that is was Z
revelation from God.
Our Psnv-Well, just thsss to civil lao
would step in 10 restrain you. Nov. will
you answer . question - frankly - ~
have done. Do you expect Polygsny q
spread sh.ouehoss the sstion and the world
Brigham-Thst 10 known only 20 The Co
Of Heaven. II. . We believe. our faith i
the true one. IL will continue to grov AMI
flourish, and nothing can prevail against i
IL 10 alI in the hands OF God.
Sooa after the interview ended. Givinl
only fragmenisry portions Of IL. have en-
dssvored TO report the spirit. and. % far
space would allow. the words Of its chis
discussions. Its like never occurred befoF
j IL the Office cf Brigham Young. TRUST B
will ret receive the new reveIstions
j ALBERT ID. RIcnARDsoK.
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From Europe.-Advnncc In American
Securities-The Policy of President


FARTHER PoIST, July 0.-The steamer
Belgian, from Liverpool on tie 3Oth ultimo
hns arrived.
The Liverpool cotton market opened buoy
ant, with considerable advance in oil quail
tiles, but closed fat, with the Improvement
partially lost.
Breadstuffs closed steady. Wheat firmer.
and prices advanced Id.
Provisions quiet.
LONDON, June 30.-Consols closed at 90t
for money. United States Fiye-Twcntics
closed at 70.
Tho London Oipi says 1--WE are happy to
say that the British Government are greatly
reassured as to the friendly feeling and am
cable intentions of the American Admins
trntiOn. Tho outpOuring of virulent press,
and tho private correspondence of men whose
extreme views overbalnnced their Judgment,
gave an exaggerated colOring to some Of the
communications of President JOhnsOn's Cab
met, but We hope and believe that there is n
deep-set determination not to permit n tenn
pOrary difference of opinion to cause any real
estrangement between the two countries"
Satterthwaite's Circular of the evening of
the 2Sth says "Tho New York news by the
Persia of n considerable advance in the rate
of exchange caused the LondonV market for
United States Government bonds and rail
road shares to give way from the lowest
point However, there has been slight re-
action, Five .Twenties closing at 70la7l, a fall
of per cent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-10
The GaIena Railroad-J De-
cisiOn.

CHICAGO, July S.-Judgc Davis, in the
Supreme Court, gave a decision to-day in the
case of Wordsworth against the Northwest
Railway, refusing to grant an injunction and
appoint receiver, and requiring the COM
pany to give bonds to protect tho unex-
changed Galena stock in case the court
should hereafter decide that holders thereof
were entitled to n receiver, and placing the
money value of the stock upon the price at
the time of the consolidation, instead of TAX
ing the shares of the Northwestern Company,
as provided by the articles of consolidation.
This decision is considered by the icers
of the road rs n settlement of the question OF
consolidation, and reduces the suit to liti.
CATION for the difference in the value be ,wce1
the outstanding Galcna stock and the present
value of the Northwestern stock to be issued
in exchange therefor, in accordance with the
terms of consolidation, which difference, docs
not exceed fifty thousand dollars
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-10
INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS
A RED RIVER FREsHET.
General Banks and Hon. John covode
Out Against the Wells Party.

NEW ORLEANS, July "A letter from
Shreveport to the Times reports heavy
storm in Louisiana, and the Rcd river rising
East. There is no prospect of na,igntio,
until August. Tho produce market more
animated.
The friends of General Banks are working
against the Wells party, the former being in
favor of tho provisional government, and tic
latter opposed to it.
John Covode, recently arrived here, will
report against the Wells party.
The Mexican Emperor is taking strong
grounds against the banditti.
Cortinas, in an interview with Gen. Brown,
said he intended giving up opposition to the
Emperor.
The Fung shung, from Texas, has arrived,
and reports that the slaves are willing to
stay with their masters until Christmas,
Thirty thousand bales of cotton changed
hands at full prices.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-10
Departure OF the Dictator and Consort

Departure OF the Dictator and Consort.
The United States ocean monitor Dictator
and her consort, the Vanderbilt, sailed on
Saturday from New York. This Is the final
trip of the Dictator, and If she meets the OK
pectations of her commanding officers she
will be accepted by the Government The
trip is thus laid down:
The monitor is to steam from New York
port up Long Island Sound, stoppinunsort to
port thence proceedismoGth, Portland, and
Boston; so HNlifax. 1t then becomes dis.
cretionary with the officers whether she
steams across the Atlantic; If everything
works well, she will attempt the passage
without fail. Her speed is required to be at
least ten knots which she has already made
from Fortress Monroe to New York. 1t is
expected she will now make eleven to twelve
knots, as her machinery has been considera-
bly, improved under the direction of Captain
Ericsson. The vessel is 3, O33 tons capacity,
with single turret, and was built by c. IL.
DELAMArER, in New York city. She was
launched December 20, 1868. Her crew
numbers 2O2 souls. The following is cor
rect list of her officers
Commodore, John Rodgers; Lieut. Com.
mandiug, F. NJ Bunce; Paymastor, WIN. G.
Marcy; Surgeon, George Peck Chief Eng-
neer, L. D. RObie; Act. Vol. Licuts, Jacob
Kimball, c. C. Kingsbury; Acting Master
George A. Smith, Acting Ensi gn and Nnvi-
gator, n. Ludlow; Acting Ensigns, Willis
Howes, Richard r. Barclay lst Asst. Engi.
neers, c. Lindsey, P. A. Rearick; Cd Asst.
Engineers, Il. II. Thurston, Philip Miller,
+. B. Allen ID Asst. Engineers, W. Fenni.
more, c. J. Habighorst, d. W. Worsley; Ac.
ting Master and Pilot, Levi Jump PGymas.
tors Clerk, J. II. PRIEST Captains Clerk,
Jesse D. Luckcy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-10
WORSE THAN RUSSIAN PLAGCE
SEGHiGESCE SON IL IM9RE.

Dead glandered horses are allowed to re-
main. in our public streets and avenues
length of time enough to breed disease. On
Saturday morning last horse with glnndcrs
died in Ninth street. near Pennsylvania ave
nue. The proper authorities were notified
Of the fact several times, but the dead, bloat-
cd, siekening carcass of the deceased animal
remained there more than Jo1y-agA ho3srs!
We learn that several other dead carcasses
were lying in the same way in other parts of
the city. Most of these animals have been
worn out in the service of the Federal Gov
ernment, and are turned into tic streets TO
die, being no longer of service to any one.
If there is no law against turning glanderod
horses into the public streets it is time there
should be. If such law exists then let it
be enforced rigidly and promptly.
1t is perhaps not generally known that the
"glanders" is a cery contagious and de-
srmctiue disease of the mucous membrane
in horses. 1t is characterized by constant
discharge of sticky matter from the nose, and
an enlargement and induration of the glands
beneath and within the lower Jaw. il as as
dangerous for human beings as it is for an
iBsaIs TO come IN contact tciM giaHdGred
horse! Yet it is no uncommon thing to see
crowds of chil zen budding about such dead
animals. We witnessed several such scenes
last week.
In view of the warnings we have from
abroad of the approach of foreign plague,
yellow fever, &C., it behooves us to be active
ourselves in attending to the simplest mum.
cipal duties towards cleanliness
With the prompt assistance of the military
authorities the city has recently been ridden
Of anunpleasant stencil which emanatod from
the boiling of healthy horses across the Po-
omac. Now we have dead diseased horses broil.
ing be1eath a bunting sun, ia tie pery heart Of
the e,ty-at our very doors-iyimg at,uouehsd
for troo days-Ay- blown and breeding disease
throughout the whole neighborhood. Who is
to blame? Where is the health officer? Can
not the military authorities prevent these
animals from being turned out into the streets
to die, with the foul contagion upon them?
Something ought to be done, or we shall be
plagued with an epidemic, growing out Of
pestilential influences in our own midst, far
worse than anything that can come upon us
from Russia. Let us be up and doing, An
ounce of preventive is worth pound Of cure.
Since the above was written we learn that
the glandered horse which lay in Ninth street
from Saturday morning umtI this fore
noon, without any effort being made by the
city authorities to remove it, was finally
taken away by the military authorities Of
this department.
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ture Of the lady tdns H. Hssays!l 10, howiy
ST. Peterl what am TO do. Ny head grows
yiddy, and divil bit can I 81. Me hands 1y mp
above the head Of me. Ne fingers stick right out
sidewise. Ne hair stands on end. Me eyes stick
out so far ahead Of me, can only Touch them
wild my cane. and go runuin' up tho strato an
back again like mad. -t. .- -.
You know, Darling, whom person N bitten
by A yenomous snake his skin assumes the color
OF the snake. u an abominable snake has such
an effect on a man Is II strange that when be-
witched by the sweetest looking Irish 0frI that
ever lived he should become an Irishman Who
would mt be an Irishman; who wouldn't be
anything to be tho recipient Of such q favor y
Joyous surprised Glad source Of deiiriouS Joy J
Many times had longed for your picture end let
my Imagination dwell upon the receipt Of, but
durst not ask you for II for reasons | Will give
you II we ever moet. ...L... =.
Really. Mollie. Az returned from the posi- ONCE
er rt ceiyng II felt 80 light could with din
culty keep tho ground | could scarcely ayo d
aying wanted to button everybody met and
| show them what had. OF that beautiful pie-
| ture-beautfuli beautifull beautiful and my
beautiful, beautiful Mollie.' The letter closes,
"with cart-load Of kisses bid you adieu. ~
Al three clock, the hour at which our report
closed, Mr.. Bradley was still engaged In reading
| the letters to the Jury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-10

N M ii"s % 'POA.1 v - a.,
dMe LOT secretary OF , s'a'o TOT r'un",. -. ~
next election ho oensral was ,r ,o.%' S,r,y nni u
an eihcien' clerk IN 'n0 "'"s'''""S0''' ''A'' Nv
partmen1
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN play nt CHI
- -,
g., p,s. oor.-,,,.,, ,,rosoo,,or q,
Al, w. ,-,.i a..anUaD,Os NV coI Treat.
So,oraIssarn aonoraI ~ Gan schoas,d,s eorns'
"a CaI o., sd,n,an, oono,.I oS Tho oad army
-. arr,,,oS a., No,v york n, Tbursdav Thev
ave for The wost in A few days, after enjoying
their ,rst furlough for three years. Col. Cox is
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-10
sECRETARY sENyARp.

Secretary SEWARD walked from his houso
to the State Department to-day, and re-
sumed his duties as usual The apparatus
which he has been obliged to wear upon his
face for some time, owing to the fracture Of
the jaw occasioned by the accident, has been
removed, and, in consequence thereof two
more pieces of bone were extracted from the
right side of the jaw yesterday, very much
to the relief of Mr.. SEWARD. He can now
talk quite well, is free from suffering and has
rocuperated his general health wonderfully.
This is good news which all good and loyal
people, the world over, will be rejoiced tC
lenrn
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Tragic AHnirIn Deleyare-An Estima-
bic Young Lady Shot In the Head.

DOVER, DEL, July S.-Thcre has been
considerable excitement here, caused by a
tragic event which occurred yesterday on the
beach, near the Hammock House, during
which most cstinable young lady, named
Ettie Hall, was shot in the head by james
H. Hevrin. The ball passed downward into
her neck and has not yet been removed.
There is but little hope Of her recovery.
Hevrin then fired two shots at James
Mitchell, of Milford, one of which passed
through his hat after which he shot himself
in tho shoulder. Jealousy is supposed to
have prompted him to the commission Of
these nets.