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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
ANDY JouxsOx IND,enAxr Ar BRuo

ANDY JOaxsoz INDIGNANT At BRExe
CLAssED ~ AN ABoLITIoNsr.- Andy
johnson was charged with being "an
ally" of Senator Wade, of Ohio. He thus
Indignantly denied the infamous charge,
as he considered Il "The Senator charg.
es me with being an ally while he and
the leaders of Abolitionism are uniting all
their energies to break this glorious
Union. an allyi Thank God. am
not in alliance with Giddings, with Phil.
lips, with Garrison, and the long list Of
those who are engaged in the work Of de-
s;ructior, and in violating the Cons,itu-
ton Of the United States" 1t will be
seen by the sSovssthat Andy johnson.
President ofAhe United States, distinctly
charges that Senator Wade land the lead
erS OF AbOlitioniSm united all their cner.
gies to break this glorious UniOnl-
What lOyalist will have the hardhood to
dispute the positive evidence Of our loyal
President? lie substantiatcs the charges
OF the Democracy, and his evidence can.
not and will not be impcachcd. lie can.
not, without stultiIying himself act with
party which Acknowledges Wade, Phil
lips and Garrison as leaders.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
CONsTABLW'B SALE.

ny viYtde Of an Execution. issued ous ~ NlsttoS
u Wnl Knox's Court. aJu't'es Os me Psaos IN
and for Mountain Township, CouRay oAEi D"IaooS
And ktate OF CalifhTnia. upon . Judgment readers
therein on the 9Th day Of Juns, A. D. lSe9. 10 e.
yor OF John HeTiISTd and againstJ Il. Gnm1' ~
the sum Of two hundred aud ninety .nins ~ ~
I0S0o Ss) doIuTs. debt, AMI sixty Six tU'I~
f406 7na dollAHs. eOstS Of suit, together via IS
cruinS COTS, I have levied upon and ssl1ed ~
will expose for sale. at public anetto1. In TGss ~
the dOOF IT the Ofice Of JustIos Wm. kno1' ID ISs
village Of Grizzly Fiat, I" the highest dddeT'
On Monday. the Sd Day Of July:
A. D. 1855, 1t the hour ofS o'clock, r. Mr. SUI
Tixht, title interest aud claim of the sAAe Dessa
ant, j. Il. Grfln, ih and u the tAi;OWing aeecH; ~;
property, lying and being In MOuntatn HDw9s"'rS
E,uuty OF u Darudo. aud State Of CahI.!!nIA
wit. The Raneh situated 10 WsstsT.S aIIsos'o- "a
from Gpiaaly Plat. Alr'ut Ons mile aea - ~
CLyiss. Ranch, at the head 1T ChTisS Weso11tS
eistinx Of one hundred and sixty eageS 2. S''i ~
more Of lees, tog, ther with all growing eIs 80
imnroyempRts, 10. Also, at t's sa@s ~ n.
pI1ce . certain mining claim. situstee y ~ vSi1
iaRs Of Grizzly Fiat. County and ststs .~.s,NSr
ten and kn0WE ~ the Dersess eles1. s1..sS cS.iT".
with ell LuildinSS a"d improvemeHts oe ~ ~ A.
0ivsA under MY hand tAis l0tA dsy -
- II. N. RICHARDSON. CCnseaSi:i;
tsl In and for Aounsaap AO~~C
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

DIsLoYAL.-The San Francisco Call is
a disloyal sheet 1t is slandering the
Government" Speaking Of the Demo.
cratic party, it says
THE bare name signifies nothing. and at
present is nnlv suggestive ofdepp disgr ice and
everlasting infamy Ia all who bore It for the
four years just passed"
We take the following significant cx-
tract from a speech delivered in the L.
S. Senate, on the 3lst OF January, 1862,
less than four years ago, by Andrew
johnson, President OF the United States ::
~ am Democrat now have been one a..
my life; expect u live and died one"
According TO the loyal San Francisco
Call the President Of the United States
has covered himself with "deep disgrace
and everlasting infemy''! Is not such
language, applied TO President Johnson,
an insult to the loyal citizens Of loya!
San Francisco
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

OCT OF FAsnIoN.-Republican organs
are ridiculing the Democratic platform
and declaring that it is out OF fashion. &c.
We admit the loyalists have done what
they could to scout principle and cry
down old.fashioned honesty, but Demo.
Gratis will protect the ark OF their poll icaI
covenant, so long as there is anything left
Of republican liberty in the land. 1t is
old.f,Shioned TO reverence the Constitu.
tion and obey the laws; to denounce cor.
ruptinn, servility and apostacy; to love
the Union Of our fathers; to believe in
the superiority Of the white race, but it is
a failing Democrats have to cling to the
good old fashions Of their fathers. We
believe that vast majority Of the people
Of the United States will, before many
months, adopt oldiashioned Democracy.
We see indications Of it in the stand
Bcccher, Greeley and other leaders Of the
dominant party are taking in favor Of the
abused and little understood doctrine OF
State Rights.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
IaxoRANcE. The San Francisco Call, q

IGSoRANcE. The San Francisco Call, a
pensioned Shoddy organ, says
"What constitutes Democracy nowadayS?-
In old time Democracy was in favor Of main
tanning slavery"
The chap who wrote the above is
first class simpleton, and therefore a ser
viceable tool for Shoddy. Andy johnson,
first rate loyal authority, says: "The
Democracy are not in favor Of slavery
They assume that this. Constitution that
was made and handed down to US by our
forefathers, guarantees the institution Of
slavery wherever found within the Unit.
ed States. They, in advocating the Con.
stitution Of the country rs it is, stand by
this institution called slavery, it being re-
cognized by the Constitution Of the Unit
ed States, which guarantees that it shall
not be disturbed. Then the Democratic
party stand by the constitution Of the
country" The ShOddy editor Of the Call
is convicted Of ignorance or mendacity by
Andy johnson, President Of the United
States.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
Letter from Ell Dorado.

FL DRADo, June 1ih, 1865.
EnIroRs DENocrAr: In addition To the h,,
tells mentinned Last week, our town cuntuInS II
brewery, several blacksmith and wagon shops.
and several other mechanical establishments,
all IT which appear 10 be d ling n thriving bu.
s,ness; church. II tireprnnt birk Masonic
hall aud school hnuse. And To the credit I
the inhabitants. be it said, they pay their teach
erS more liberal salaries than any other place
in the comfy. having recently held an crc
ti"n and, by Large mnj"tity, carried The prop
o>ltlnn 10 raise, by IaxaIi"n, eight hundred
dollars for school purposes. over aud above
our prOpnrInn "f the school fund. This speaks
well for the intelligence Of "ur people
The church. going portion uf uur community
are EISured with the services nf two reverend
gentlemen from Placerville. IN addition tn our
IeSiJent minister. all Of whom, l believe, are
of different denominations.
"Spiritual comforts" ars dispensed at the
Antelope. Sazerac and Snnugh SAl"nnS, all
handsomely kept by obhglnR barkeeperS. -
Dan, should you stray over this way, Ia get
clear Of the dust und turmoil of ''Ravine Guy
life just call ut the SLzerac, and that prince al
barkeepers and king Of gnnd fellows. Nc, will
conc"ci IA decociinn that will cause you I" for.
get. for the time being. the lung. weary hours
you stand mp at the case. "set'ing types all IN
II row." He'll d. il; was never known to
decline such an invitation.
Our town is deficient in its supply of water
E,r public purposes. The Insurance Compa-
MES being liberally patr"nizrd here. should
supply The place with good sized f'rcl pump
and hose. The ciIizenS, M dnub'. would sup
ply cistern in some central pnsilinn in which
To place it. Bv dning So their risks would be
diminished ald the expense would amount Ia
only iriHe from each COMPANY interested.
There are some very pretty gardens and pri.
vate residences here; and viDcnlture is carried
on To n considerable extent. FL Dorado Wine
ranks high in excellence; some Of it has found
its wav ~ the Eastern States and it has even
sparkled npOn the tables Of Secretary Seward
and Chief Justice Chase. have n" means oI
knowing the quantity Of wine that will be made
here this season. but nur Assessor is taking
great pains in collecting the statistics at The
iownship. and dnub, not that his next report
will cnntain full information ON this subject.
Mountain sch~ners are crnwdng the roads,
numbers of them being laden With machinery
for "SiIver Land" The ''down teams are
generally loaded with lumber and dried hides.
| notice, t0n that the valleys are sendlnR up 10
the mountains large quantities Of hay. which
teamriers. n" doubt, are glad to see, especially
as freights are low. ENERGT.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

THE TEsT.-Thc following is the test adopted
by the Abolition County Cemta1 Committee at
their meeting last Saturday:
"Th1t no nne shall vote at the primary cleo.
tinn except those who voted for Lincoln and
Johnson at the last Presidential election, I'M
less then under some legal disability and also
who Will pledge themselves 10 support the
nominees TO be selected ut the coming Union
County Convention"
The test is entirely satisfactory to the Dem
ocracy and To the Short Hairs, but we learn
shat the Long Hairs grumble ut swallowing
u. for what reason we cannot imagine. the
TEST meets our hearty approval. We suggest
ed it, and the Committee manifested s und
Judgment in adopting our suggestion. 1t is n
family hght,in which Democrats have no right
even 1t they had disposition, which we are CON
hdent they have moi, to Interfere The triumph
ot either wing is matter nf indifference to the
Democracy; both wings have opposed the
Democracy, have misrepresened and SANDER
ed them, and IN favor ether would be suicidal
Nen fr0m both wings. before many months,
will seek admission into our ranks, and by
m Iintaining an EARNED neutrality" We keep
our organization compact aud offend nei'her
wing. The c0ntest at the primary meetings
will he exciting und bitter and may end in IL
row, and Democrats have too much selErespect
fO participate in any thing Of the kind. The
Short Hairs and Long Hairs are strong enough
60 do their own quarreling and fighting Let
them quarrel and fight; it will do.ih m no gond
and the Democracy no harm. so long as the
latter are not drawn into the fight, and they
would be drawn into the fight if they partci-
Pated in the primary meetings. The test is a
good one; we approve it.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

SLAVERY. RV.-Judgins from the speeches
Of President johnson, he is an ultra pro-
slavery champion. lie says: 4" believe
that slavery itself has its foundation, and
will find its perpetu:ty, in the Union, and
the Union its continuance By non.inter.
ference with the institution OF Slavery. ~
Pretty strong slavery doctrine, is it not?
He dcnounces tho AbolitionSts in the
biltcrcst terms for "Iheir unwarrantable
and officiouS interference with the insti.
tutions of the South" lie ridicules the
idea Of Congress having the right to abOl.
ish slavery in the District of Columbia.
This is his position on the subject, to
quote his own language: my position
is, that Congress has no power to inter .
fero with the subject Of slavery; that it
is an institution local in its character. and
peculiar to the States where it EXISTS. and
no other power has the right to coutrol
it," Eminently "sound on the negro
question:" is President Andy johnson,
but essentially disloyal, according to Alb.
olition logic.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LOCK-sTITCH
S EWING M ACHIN ES.
AGENT FOR e. DORADO COUNTY.
A. c. AR IDS ON,
Main Street, PlaccrvIlle.


WE claim for the "LADD 3 wERsrER," that It
w will sew bUth LIGHT AND HEAVY goods
with Equal PERFECTION, aud many Of the light.
esI and most delicate textures more readily than
many other Machines, Of which light work 10 con.
sidsred be tn, sprcialit having been thorough
~ tested In Cvery respect.
Rerent Improvements have been applied to these
Nachinrs, and We believe the I'ubc viii s1stnin us
in the n Ion that perfect SrWnE Machine,
for GENkRAL FAMILY USE, dOes nat rxiss.
We invite \ minute examination Of These Ma.
Chimes aud thorough te@t Of their capabilities, By
all who 10 anV way Interested when their Supe'
rior!Iy over others will be proved 10 the following
respects viz.
q They are simple IN construction, and theI-
management Is easily Mcquiref.
II They are reliable and durable-euFe Ia their
operation, and the strongest Machines made.
q they . AP'n lock stitch (alike on both
si'les Of the fabric sewed'. and UsE LESS THAN
HALF THE THREAD consumed By chain or elastic
stitch machines.
~ They have \ cirrular.feed, (Which IL In
stant contact with the work. thereby enabling II to
the finest fabrics with perfect and to pass
over seams. OF any uneven surface with THpdt'
ity, without change n tension.
e~ They sew equally we'll the very lighteSt and
the h"Rviest fahrcS
~ they have straight needle with perpeA.
heavy work The needle is easily Sst, requiring
neither wrench screw driver.
~ The stitch be readily heightened Or
shortened. while The machine is In motion.
~ The under.thread may be the same or coArS'
er than the upper one thereby obtsinlnng strong
er seam than upon oil eP machines.
~ They braid, bind. hem, fell, quilt, ana gamer
and at the same time.
u They will fasrn OF the seam and commence
sewing tightly at the hrst Tlneh.
% They SurpaSs Az others In protecting the
dress Of the OpSEIOn from Oil the machinery Oeiug
encased, and thereby also kept free from dust.
~ Cleaning and ri ing ID the work OF only few
seconds no screws Ia loo0en Or piHtss to remove.
~ They run a. different rates OF speed. and are
- Af~w nd -
~ oti0u.
PRfcES-From Finy to sixIy.Fivs Dollars.
.Ss Every Machine is warranted and farn,Ihsd
with q Gauge and Hemmer. and the usual machine
fixtures. Gauges Of all WlAths, SEA NapliNAts Parts
Of Machinery always on hand.
junesal Piscervills.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
Gburrbrs.:G :GbaritahIe @rNrrx

t1SsSstant Il ptSeOpa1 CAureA
every Sunday u"rning, a lOk oeIoeh:eundsv L.,
at same place, at N o'::oek. p n. COLOMASee,-t..
on the arSt and third Sunday evenings Of the nes,S
si O'Clock. ~ DORAD0-eerVcrs on the .~..a. s-...
sHd feuFth eunday evenings ~ the month ~ 100
Orloek. DIAMOND sPRINGS-s<Tvi,r on ~ ~ W
end and fourth Sundays Of each month. A. 49,
P.A c. G. PEIRCR nI.t,SA
Rssideaee, Cary House, PiseervIle. ~;
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ev. FATHER LARGAN will receive sealed pro-
ID pesals far the building Of y new CATHOLlC
OIIUkCII lbric.) in this Oily lie retains the priv
ilege OF rejecting any or all OF said propOsals.-
PROPOSALS will be received for the bk and carpen.
ter separately or together. Proposals may bs SUBJ
mitted until the 3Sd inst.
SSS Plans and specifications can be had Of Father
LergSn, It his residence, on Sacramento street
PIAeerYlIle, June 10Th, 1855.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

True oKDS.-Grceley wIotc TO Pres.
ident Lincoln last July that "our bleed
ing, bankrupt, and almost dying country
longs for pcacc-shuIders at the pro<pec,
Of fresh con>criptions, Of further whole
sale devastation, and Of new rivers of hu
man blood; and Widespread conviction
that tn. Government and it's prominent
supporters are not anxious for peace, and
do not improve proGercd opportunities to
achieve it, is doing great harm" Gree.
ley was right, and for telling wholesome
truth, every Shoddy organ denounced
him. They are Grievcd that the war is
ended, and are straining every effort tn
renew it by recommending that the
Southern people be treated with the ut
most severity. LIT the people mark these
blood thirsty hirclings ofShoddy con;rac,
tors
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

0T DIR. ). N. M0RERxO, No. s,s x...-
street, corner Of CO@nrtSlal, i' thsOuiy Phv,,,..
in ssa FFansisss ~hO Vuarantsss by a r,,,,.-
agreement to effect permanent cure Of s,,lM''.
Diseases. He has had 'iHtssn years. p,,.,i.. q.
San Fraaei'eO. Consultations free eharr,. ~.
crate.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

THAr CIsrsRx, on Mill street, that was caved
in some weeks ago has not been repaired. Is
il without the limits Of the ciiy?-0r are the
people 0i that neighbUrhOod Of the class that
pay no taxes p or is "0id Popularity" waiting
fDr the timber 10 grow! A certain Alderman
that We wOt Of had better see that the proper
oG1cial kuss attends to the matter. lest they
both come to grisf-the former from an InvOI-
unIary plunge into an element which he abhorS.
and the latter hr being made to lard the lean
earth BY q forced movement Of his magnificent
proportions ct d speed entirely Al variance with
kis constitutional inertia, the irst time the en-
ragged Inhabitants II the neglected district can
lay IheiR hands upon them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

READ I'VE direct the attention Of our
readers, Democrats, Long Hairs and Short
Hairs. especially Long Hairs, to the significant
from . gentleman well versed in political mat
tiers, and it puts different complexion on the
" SelfshnesS Of C0nness and his friends" and
exhibits them in favorable light. A counter
blast 10 needed from the Long Hairs to destroy
its effect. il seems that the Long Hairs
have been complaining without cause md
abusing the Short Hairs without reason. Cease
whining. Long Hairs, pitch in aud make the
6ght hk0 men. 1t is an unequal contest. we
admit. but alill numbers may prove too hefty
fer brains aud mnneY. Go in.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
Special unO @tnrraI Notirrr

EAs Physieian is often bla-..
Ve1sefsueoes' in histreatment, when the dI,.....N
neat IN the recovery Of the sick Is Ia \:
Tie Administering impure medicines. RoA.,. y.
sYosnscaLy V paying particular atteptIon a" nae
ccspopnding physiCianS' prescriptions 49, . lho
WS. Mo%.a, o% tO,sIne' . o o. DnOSotsd Nury SoSs:
Of the genIine Patent Medicines. SA' ~ nest
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

.DR: g. w. MOORE.-By r.r.,.,.
columns; !. win be that t6S s sSs
GENERAL In the army Of Gen. Rutler 81 TeSRSsh
lrans, has established . Medical InstiSn,s ~.
FraReiieo PeTsOuS suffering y iib di.ssss ~ s zee
klnd "r deseIirIIon. by lsciny thrmssir,. SaY
GenIISmaEly and Seirntihc trsntmrnr L,eCsInhg
Costa Gazette. tSSaaIa
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

TGE Long Hairs are becoming badly
frightened ct the good understanding
which threatens to prevail between John
Conness and President johnson. How
terrible it would be. If the President
should prove to be Short Hair.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

LAYING TUE CORNER SroxE OF ruR EPISCOPAL
CHURCH IN THIS CITT.-EI Dorado Lodge. No.
Ss, T. and A. NJ, has been invited and has ac-
eepted the invitation, to lay the corner stone of
the Episcopal Church. in this city. The ceremony
will be performed ON Thursday, the 22d If this
month. The different Lodges and Chapters Of
our county and the Knights Templar will par
ticipate in the ceremony. The Grand Master
Of the Grand Lodge Of California has been in
vited to ofticiaie. and We have reuson to believe
that be will accept the inritation
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
KeePit before the PeOpIel
r1rD orrx AMP ooppEr1r.

RGRWRvSs--AS.,P ,Parher and his Singing Class
Wit give . cOncett for the benefit IF Mva,
O'DOnneIi, at the Theatre. on the evening I. 1
the Sd of July. There will be a number Of val.
Nabls gifts distributed among the ticket hold.
ere, at'the conclusion Of the Concert.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
Popular Loan Of the People.

Lees than 5000. COO Of the Ioan authorized
b! the last Congress, arc row on the market.
Tais amount. at the rate a, which II 10 bring
absorb d, vii. all be subscribed for With four
months, when the no,eS will undoubtedly com.
mArd premium, a. has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
Iu order that citizens OF every town and section
Of The country may be Aff'rdcd fAeiiies for taking
the han. the National Bank. State IlAnkS, aud
Private Bankers throughout the country hav"
g'nrraliy agreed 10 receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will 'rlce; thrir oV agents, In whom
they have conadruse. aud " ho only are to l+ re-
Sron-ibIe for the delivery of the nO,,s for which
they receive oTdcu.
JAY COOKE,
Gub IA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

st. James Chapter will hold called com
munication on Wednesday evening, and will
work IN the sixth degree nf Masonry.
FL Dnrad" CnmnIandery will cnnfer the Or
der ot the Red Cros-. on Thursday evening,
and the Order of the Temple. "n Friday even
ing next. All Sir Knights in good standing
are invited to attend
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

TEE RoosrERs will meet for drill on Saturday
evening, at seven O'Clock. By the way, at
the lnst monthly meeting Of the Company. the
initiation fee was reduced 10 two dollars and
a.halE and the monthly dues to fifty cents;
and several non attending delinquent members
wsre expelled. M. One is anxious tn ill up
her roll With good members, and is determined
to clear Il Of non attending and nOn.payIng
= fireman without performing his duties. Let
the Ak fall !-Lop of their heads OF! say we.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGsNENrs.-The commit
fee appointed bv Mayor J"ueS I" make arrnge-
ments for the crlebrali"n If the cunning Fourth
Of July. consists Of the following gentlemen: -
Hamilton Sd waId-l. II. Nash; 4th ward
J. Bronson 5th ward-AarOn Bell,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

AFTER lapse Of one hundred and eighty
years, an English place Of worship has
been again opened At Tanpicr.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

THE young men Of onr Cnv have determined
tn irnprnve their muscle. They have organized
The Plcrrville Olympic Clnh." fur that pur.
pose. and cho.en Tor u the following "firrTr
F. F. B,rSs. President; Il J. Van Vmrhies.
Treasurer: and d jarrett White, Secretary
The Club has leased Hngsett'n building. near
The Mnnnijny ll"use. and are fitting il up with
everything necessary. Let DR.. Winsbip Look
out for his uurrls.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

We are indebted 10 Walter Webster for the
prompt delivery Of State aud Nevada papers
and nther express matter. Walter is ready
handed and sound-headed. and attends to the
business oi his employers 'up to the bandle."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
BIRTH s .

Near El Dorado. on the Gath OF May, to N.
GILMORE and wife, o son.
At White Rock. May 25tb, to VIZ. VINCENT
and wife, u daughter.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

BrcK BEER.-We have Ia thank Jantzen 4
K"mpihorn. "t the Rail Road Exchange, FIR
several bOtIles If buck beer" There wee N
coup le of bucks" l"ahng around the sacred
precincts when il came in. and fr"m tbs man.
ner in which il disappeared into their gulleiS
and gnrGled down inl0 their toes. We ai once
concluded that it was properly called buck
beer" Well, .'whatS ina name?" (nn Mlinsi"n
Ia our Long Haired neHhb"ur. though, no
doubt, he takes 10 this beverage inStinclvrlv.l !
II was nif it was bully, and we hope uncle
Janizen will come often.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

JuDoe BRocKwAY. on his recent visit. waH
recsived with unaffected cordIality bv our citi.
" recovering from his severe ibjaries, but is
ctill unable 70 move about without crutehSs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
LIQUID STATING
FOR BLACKBOARDs!

On GALLONS JUST RECE1vED.-
~ SCHOOLS can nOW b 0uPsAtsd With this ~
port ant sFtc G. Alec, with
Maps, Charts, ALIASES,
And every variety Of SCHOOL FURKIrURE.W
WARREN HOLT,
No. 0US MOatgomevy street,
ara AMI ean PPaandSeo.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

PHIvATE David Andcr>on, Company u
Third Arti'l"ry, who was under coniine
ment in the guard house at Camp Rcy,
noldS Angel Island. for misconduct, cut
his throat with a sharp stick in the mos,
horrible manner. .pcrIorating the windpipc
anl infirting a wound which is likely 10
pI owe fatal.