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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

The Richmond Dispatch, of the
18th inst. has the following
Commodore John Randolph
Tucker, late of the Confederate
Navy, has received the appointment
to the supreme command of the Peru
Wan navy, with the title of admiral.
and departed on the LIST, met, from
New York for Peru. BY arrange
ments with the Peruvian Govern
1nent, lie is permitted to select his
staff officers. which he has done. in
the persons Of Capt. ID. 7. McCorkie
and Lieut.. Butt, both of whom are
Virginians and ex-rebels.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26
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CuTIrS PL,>T.

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n' ''''"'"S 'o"' we 0A"-''So''
'onTieF Is N'' 'fHe republican sp'Fh'
What IS The hop" Of Mr.. \. II.
7'rPiI,"S ne 'r'.7 Us ~ ""'E
al .fa,,fnn. -, ~, >o,,,b S."y,ft
TIE Presidents policy Toe Sustained
in Al. thc-", all viii vt b" we'll l.
II 'r"r that IL" 9'"'' nTr r1rec"u,g,
WORKING ''' 81 "lE.-''" II iAs '>'.i1 !
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10 trust ihoe' VINO ar" ne ''"tA'!E
Constituted ~ s,'t ti Of zoe nation
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inaugural" way
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an old Whig. always Union mar.
ar5 now Union n.,,ccra+ -,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26
H.iRDtt'.fR
WE offer at the Old Hardware
w Stnnd No ~ In..S Strrn.

w + offer AZ the Old Hard warc
W Stand. No - T"Ass Street.
the toll"Isiug articles OF Hardware the
stock via lie renewed by constau: al
':ttsous JACK, for" and smoothing plains
hand amt rip SAYS padlocks. 't' IS =. h uds .
rimlocks. cottage locks southern inchs
aH'! >ty!.s; cupboard, trunk. vi. chest
drawer. wardrobe, and pantry locks; hras.
CaDclC=ttckr. trace chains. halter chains,
lock chains. dog chains; sewing AMI pegg
ing avis. , oliins and other a,rs banners,
matches. assorted, lathinC halchci- plated
labl" und teaspoons, Britannia ana iron
carpenters rules and sguares butts ana
hcasT; hing"-. screw puIIcHs, brass cas'Or-.
panel. SQUARE and sautt.I bolts, saw -e:l-
plumb bObs. coc1pRss.a mliI-saw bastard
and hand SAW .!cs: brass cocks. rack.ug
cocks, wooden faucets, hollow auy-cs,
Butcher CLEANERS. r.t-irnps. rem and hal.
t.r -napz Cooper iror- b,d kry-, aug"r-
assorted frying pans, assorted ne!.
"h""j-, sauc"Pafs,. na'l aud a:si >pk .in1.
lets, monkey ~r,uch.r a--uIt'd: Tai :
wr.ncte~, breast drill. ratchet G-itls, bal.
braces, Wilson's brac. and bit; hog"
bTu-Ac-. shoe md hair brushes -h.,c knives
p!ncheTs, and punches -huc iloa.1; ns-ur'
81 steel hoes. cote. inllla Box auy. Hi!sou
chrprn:-r> .rvct-, pocket Levels, poCkrt
knives. all qualities -En@lish and Amcri
can Iahl" cutlery, IL every ingIe;y. pic =
i.nc=, bed cords. Ju'o and NIu:lla rope
sisA .Haa. other articles in n" hsrd#a
lin"
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

Freak Of Nems.-Thr frs, an
nosacement in this country of the
death f the princess Charlotte Of
England, in 1917, was made in little
country newspaper in the town Of
Northamton, Mass. abou. one hun
bred mi les from the seaboard This
WAS before the days of telegraphs.
steamships. Or even regular sailing
packets. In this case the news was ia
ken TO Canada on British vessel !;
and a passenger, who had London
paper in mis- pocket, with the news,
travelled by stag.to Boston. Stopping
at n orthamtonj over night, he acct
dentally spoke of the news which the
country printerwas observing enough
to take down and publish the next day.
The Princess died No vember 18th.
1917. but the fact VAS not published
IN this country 10. about six .ycess.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

Our steamboat triendsure reminded
i by sending their orders TO our
ce, in due season, they can have
the papers they require, stamped
,.9th the name of the boat and otSce
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

Particular attention is directed to
the advertisement of Messrs. Hyams
Il Kennedy, who are in receipt of
fine selection Of books.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26
our Chicago Correspondence.
Special ter Ne News
CHICAGO. june ID, 1866.

NtA. 1h1hs "a aI't y ihe +2it- "a
lrrla, agains; the neiShboring
provinces of II. b. NJ, and which has
"End.d alrnos, ere it had begun"
/, was short. sharp and decisive in
its operations. Thus ends, at least
for me time to come, the Fenian
agitation. Patriotic it was, to all
/ lnteuts aud purposes, bU. tt.r o sta (
. Giles which brsct all hurried and nm
! organized enterprises OF the kind (
were too many for he lead rs to con
/ tend against. That the Eutentiou
OF the Fen ans We're good ana earues;
/ no one will deny. but their euthu-i-
as,ic impulses had taken the plac"
Of then batter Judgment. and, the II.
suit invariably is, that all operations
carried on IN such /, way, WI! surely
come 20 grief That the people Of
( Ireland have suffered many and
grievoUa acts 0: injustice from Eng.
land, is true, and ali lovers of l.bert,
vii. admire the heroic ,ffors mad.
by legislation, to remove h" wrongs
inflicted, but few 'ncu viii adlni. ;hc
propriety of fighting a dependency 10
/ put down a government or establish
one. Ireland, and Ireland orl". u
. the place 10 stgik" tor rpcudcuc",
and II the struggle had commenced
. 'neEe' 'h' iF!-'''iie' III -A'i'f'c" "o"'"
ny 'sAen car" u N"ha"" them
selves. tho trish nave lost n golI"n
( opportunity anu one which onty
: war between the nItvc States and
Eng i''''' can '"e> ever "S'''h T. gam.
( A'''''"s OF money ana number OF
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

One Republican paper, at least,
speaks of Thad. Stevens as he de-
serves to be spoken OF. The Spring
field Republican says of the buck
shot hero's new measure The grist
of the thing is that Mr.. Stevens pro-
poses to put the Southern States in
to the hands of the freedmen, to be
governed by them for five years, and
after that time the white man are to
be allowed TO be natralized and be-
come citizens. And this maniac is
allowed to dictate policy to Con-
gress and the nation ? It's impossi-
BILE the frenzy should run much lon
ger. 1t has eliminated at last"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

On yesterday morning about two
O'clock, the Veranda MOTEL WAS
discovered to be on FIRE The fire
originated in the room occupied by
Messrs. Sayers & Williams, as a
furniture store. The building was
totally destroyed, aud very little. if
any, of the goods in the stores, or
hotel WAS saved Messrs. Pitts &
Ihayer lost everything. The prin-
cipal loser is Mr.. Haussabrank, the
owner Of the bailaing. Aessrs
SayeEs q Williams were the only
parties insured The timely arri-
val Of the FIRE company, prevented
the flames from spreading to the ad-
jacen. buildings.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

General Robt. f. Lee is expected
to spend the summer vacation. from
collegiate labors, in the vicinity of
Crab Orchard, KY, The good people
of that section look forward with
emotions OF wild JOY, at the prospect
of seeing this world and
war-woru hero.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

We acknowledge our thanks 10
the editors Of the uthwes,-rn for
late eourtesies ia the way Of E.rfyas.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

We are requested to say by
Messrs. Pitts & Thayer, that they
can be found at the store. formerly
occupied by MesErs. Walters s. Ell,
der. No. Is Texas street. where they
will be pleased to see their friends,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

NN''' '+''A '"hNtsF
Hats
Plantation Supplies, SC.
No. Lepe. street. .&rereport, La
TtHEf have received and are now open,
l. ing one Of the largest and best selected
stocks OF the above articles ever offered in
this market.
They have made arrangements by which
they car keep their stocks always rep lenisb
ed, and will be prepared to meet all dc.
mands made upon the house.
The highest prices will always bs paid
for Cotton and Wool, and advances made
on these articles when consigned to ia.
nSv2s.ty
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

Mr.. t. Joue, wall open Res, a,s-
rant in this city, Oh the 9Th Of July
See his advertisement, rid prepare
10 give him cali
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

-Goto j, 3. Lewis, jr., corner Of
Texas and Spring streets, for boots
and shoes. You will not regret the
visit, as the articles are sold a, prices
sufficiently low to admit Of an invest
ment in that way.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26
Proposals for E0Hins.

MAYORS OFFICE.
Shreveport. La, June -. 1866
Sealed proposals for the manufacture OF
roughly finished cotfins. for the paupcrs
w ho may be buried by the city authorities.
will be received n; this office unit! the 50
July. 1865.
by order Of To. Mayor
y. 4. LEONARD.
Jc-Sot Controller.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

Our friends in the interior, .lio=e
mail facilities viii not admit Of .h"ir
subscribing TO a S-iniW ,Aly paper,
are reminded that the Sk,erep"yt
Weekly Neses is tie cheapest and
best paper published in this section.
We desire getting a large liet of sDh
scribers and pu, the prize los, to suit
tn. dull times. Se4nd on three dol
lars for oac year. Weekly made up
from the Semi W eekly, and contajus
editorials, choice selections, reports
of the New Orleans and Shreveport
mark cts, communications from spe-
cial correspondents, and the latest
teleg,alns. Address the editor "t
This paper. u
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

Thanks to Capt. w. G. Harrison,
and L. j. Howard, clerk of the fine
steamer Alabama, for files of New
Orleans papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

1 Thanks TO the officers Of lie
steamer Starlight for late city papers
furnished this office
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

~ ACRES within on mil" Of III" COZ
~ poration lin" Of -hc.v"l urt, : = oy I
A. the Alley ;,lnc".
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18


We learn from the National Lntelligeneer, flass
Saturday. that new and startling scheme Of usur-
patton is contemplated by the radicals, which is
that Congress shall take recess, and meanwhile
they will organize another central directory, upon
which shall be conferred plenary authority 10 exc
ereise during the recess-if possible, directly; il
not, indirectly-al the powers Of Congress. The
Intglifgencer says :: 49,. ,..>-. -.fS
''The boldness of this scheme is absolutely start.
ling It is an undisguised attempt to substitute a.
Congressional oigarehy in the place Of the Consti-
tutional Government, and, by brew>beatng the
Executive and sitting the expression Of popular
opinion, to perpetuate power in the hands Of the
revolution it has undertaken. entirely set aside the
Constitution, and by a coup d'etst seize to itself
the whole government of this great nation. "
It cannot be possible that the President, the con.
servator of the Constitution, can stand idly by and
see this nefarious scheme put into execution. He
should use all the power with which the Constitu"
ton invests him to save the country from destruc'
ton by the ruthless acts Of this base party. The
people Of the United States expect this at his
hands, and hope he will be equal 70 the emergen-
cy. "*sz. .....->
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18
From Euroue.

The Prnssiane carried Getschin by storm, after
an obstinate defence, and junction s7Wss effected
between the army Of the EIbax u1der Prince
Frederick Charles, and the army Of SileSia, under
captured at Getschin. Thelosses by the Austrians,
in the series Of cohsts is altogether estimated st
90, 600 killed and wounded, and Is 900 prisoners.
Ia the battles ON the 29th and goth nit, the corps
Of AuStrianS, under General Gublin3, was nearly
broken up; it lost tWenty-four guns and eight
tags. It is officially denied that the Prussians
lost eighteen guns; as was stated by the Vienna
dispatch. The Prussians have retired to q strong
position between Iosephstadt and KoningratZ:
their retreat rs said to have been pFecpitate. The
army Of the Elbe advanced beyond G6tSehin. The
London Times says horrible as the carnage has
been, it is mere prelude to the pitched battle now
unavoidable, in which quarter of million men
will be- engaged on either side. The operations
betWeeen the Italians and AusrianS is confined to
skirmishing. No engagement of Importance oe9
CURED in that quarter. The Italians are preparing
for another onslaught and the soldiers are eager
ferthe fray. .-: :l.z.~ = . .>..~ ~..s. -.
FARTHER Po1Yq, July 15.-The steamer Nova
scotisn, from Liverpool with dates to the 5th, via
londonderry, July 9Th, has passed here. a great
Battle occurred on the 3Td, near Ludaway, in
which the PrusSians gained complete victory
capturing $4,000 AHstrians There were terrible
losses in both armies The Anstrians sent in q
flag of truce. Austria has agreed to eession Of
Venita and accepted Napoleon as her mediator.
Napoleon Immediately communicated With the
beGgerents, .~>. ~s>.
The Battle of sultowa lasted twelve hours. The
AustriaRs were completely routed, losing fourteen
thousand prisoners, one hundred and sixteen
cannon. Three Arch Dukes were wounded Primes
Liehsteptein and UndiScheT are prisoners The
LoRdea Times says the war is virtually ended
Garibaldi attacked the AustrianS at .Manta Suello
on fhe Sd and Was repnlsed. Garibaldi was
wounded in the thigh.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18
The Convention,

The conservative republicans and democrats
make an urgent appeal to the whole country
North, South, East and West, togo into conven-
tion in order to defeat the dark designs OF Radk
calism-whieh would turn heaven and earth to
gain another Congress in order to ruin the South
as well as the whole country. 1t the only chance
for the South to be- heard--in solemn convention
of the whole conservative, sovereign people It
is said Is be an sppeaf for ''peace, unity and the
Constitution" The States are all moving in the
matter. The Charleston, Columbia, and the State
press generally urge the propEety Of taking steps
to secure representation. :, :.... - 49,. -. .
The Charleston News says. .e~ ~
There is some difference of opinion In respect to
the desirabilify Of such a Convention, and some
difference In warmth with which the approving
journals recommend it. But the prevailing tone
is cordial appreciation and sanguine hopefulness.
To onr mind there has never been time, in the
whole history Of our politics, in which proposal
has been taken up BY the people with such ready
and spontaneouB zeal, and greeted with such an.
equivocal marks of vigorous approval The voice
of the people will be heard in this Convention,
and it is Of the greatest Importance that We in the
South should send our delegates: We especially
eioin upon the people of this State the immediate
necessity Of cafling public meetings, as suggested
by Governor On, and appointing delegates to Co
luuabia.- Let there be no hesitation nor delgys
Immediate action is what is wanted,
We can see no harm that could arise from sueh
convention or from Our States being represented
there. -. -. ...-, ~-. So. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18
The Air Line Rsilroad.:

The road from Anderson to Atlanta is to be
pushed though without delay. The officers have
been elected and capital subscribed. By the com.
Dletion Of this route New York will be brought "a
hours nearer to New Orleans.
We learn from the Intelligencer that the follow
ing gentlemen were recently elected officers:
President-L. B. Clark, Of New York city:
Directors-Messrs, c.. II. Sanborn, 8. w.
Tanner, G. E. Candle and J. L. Pond, OF New
York; and J. P. Reed snd j.. ". Harrison> Of
South Carolina. -
CapisaIists should no7s consider the Importance
of line from Chester to Newberry. J.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

We are under thousand obligations to our
Grisnd Mr.. DeFontaine, ,of the Columbia Garo6nisn,
for the many substantial favors lately extended
as, which we shall not forget Also to bis po-
lite and gentemsnly assistants, Messrs Stokes,
Scott Bremen, Davis &c. We were much grati-
ded to notice on late visit, the admirable aI~
rangement of the CaroGniaa Office. its system, and
complete adaptsbility for the rapid execution Of
all kinds Of printing. The Carolinian, too, is en-
joying fine reputatioa, and well deserved suc~
cess, and we recommeRdi it TO- cur patrons 90 one
Of the best dailys now published.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

The Edge6eld Advertiser contains an account Of
a negro picnic and school examination on the
Fourth Of July, which reflects great cHedit On fhe
colored people, The teacher Of the school :Wss
Cain EaWrence, mulatso mans formerly slave.
Several;wh men were invited guests, and they
gavea very favorable account Of the progress Of
the pupils, and also Of the hospitsble manner in
which they were entertained.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

The weather for the past week has been scerch-
Ing, how high the Thermometer We have BOT had
Ghe courage to- End out, as it would involve the
necessity Of boxing for one; it is too wsrR for
that a slight sprinkle Of rain last week. IF rain
does not soen fall the corn crop in this vicinity is
ErecoYerahie.
Our mean IS rain, rain. cooler weather. and
somewhat TO- cool our parched inwards, 49, -:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18
The director Of the mint gives the following in

The director Of the mint gives the following iue
formation: .~-. - - -. ~,
The new three cent pieces are put in bags Of 800
and the five cent pieces in sums of $50 each; and
either Of these sums. or any larger amount, Of
which fifty or Thirty is the multiple, will be sent
in the order Of tie entry Of appEestion. The rea"
sonable expenses Of the transportation Of the cent
and three cent pieces in sBms Of $50, and the Ave
cent coin in sums of $50 or upwards, to any point
accessible by railroad or steamboat. will be paid
by the mint. :, 49,. -
The Adauos and Southern Express Companies
will act as agents for parties ordering cents, &C.,
to which money or drafts ON National Banks, pay"
able to their order may be seRt draGts on Ger.
thicstes Of deposit IN National Banks, payable to
the director Or treasurer of the Mint may be sent,
and the coins ordered will be forwarded when the
money is received Or the drafts collected. 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

A writer in the Civic Guard recommends the
building Of bright fires in the cotton fields at nights
during the moth season Eaeh moa psOGsus os f5s
asfnYe Of miller rushes into the fire OF darG
night wherever they can find it.
It Il an alarming estimate, that, in the United
states. there are 600 600 children destitute OF
Christian instruction.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

Mobile paper says The austrian a.I3Eo Ebassss ss
yineteen Confederate officers, all Of whom have
accepted positions in the Austrian army army. Large
numbers of Mobilians will accompany him on MS
return to Europe, starting on Thursday both as
officers and prtyates<, Among the oneers' ase
General Arlington and Colonel T. Parry
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

Those interested will remember that meeting
Is called for Saturday the 21st inst. st~the Court
House, to- arrange the plan for bringing mni-
grants to this section Of the country. It is an I'M
portant matter. We perceive that Virginia and
Georgia are extensively engaged in the inn
migration scheme. South Carolina should prepare
for the New Era,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

The Ugly Club of the University of Virginia had
their celebration on the 18th. J. S. Stubbs, Of
Gloucester County. Who had been elected the
agliest man in the University Was presented With
the boots. G. M. Wesson, Of Charleston, S. Co.
who was elected the prettiest man, was presented
with bat. 4 pair Of slippers was presented TO-
the most conceted student, and! g. huge stick Of
candy, manufactured for the occasion, to the
smallest one. Brief speeches were made By all
tie parties, and the affair passed of with great
good humOr. II: ."-.... = = s--.<. ~. $780,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

At "a fancy dress ball in Paris recently, lady
was geen in very low~bodied dress while aoatlng.
and waving an abundance Of green gaugs. She
was politely asked by gentleman Wnat , sne o Pss'
then, madam" The laiy blushed and the gentIes
man smiled. = 49, . =. l@s--:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

We learn from the Round Table that Samuel
White Baker, NJ. A., member Of the Royal Geo.
eraphicai Society Of England has completed the
Ne sources by the discovery of the great reservoir
Of the equatorial waters, the Albert Nyan5ss from
which the river issues as the entire Whtse NlLe.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18
"Wednesday NoEning, July Is, 1888.
We invite attention to the var1eug cards and ad,
vestisements in toaday's paper. =.

We were stong in hope to be able this week TO
announce the arrival Of cur press and an enlarge
ent Of the Herald by the next issue, but the fates
are adverse. The pEess according to promise
Ghould have arrived on Monday. The delay is an.
fortunate, but unaVoidablel we trust however that
IN few days II win arrive, =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

Mr. P. s. Jacobs, formerly Of Colambis, and
he suffered by the devastation Of FIRE, was
recently W sppoinsed postmaster at Abbevil!e G. n:
We can Recommend him to the citizens OF
Abbe1iNe as good man and vouch for him to
the craft as &. A.. n. Of great ZEAL devotion
and learning. And recent G. s. ofG.CB,A'm,ofS So
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

YoUNe PoMPEY AND HIS DARKBY SwB8rAs
REARr IN A. REsrAUBANF.-Waitert 10 Poup:
what viii you have2' TIM not partie'lsr And
what will you haYeY to her Of ebony, ivory, and
yellow ribbons. TIL take some of the deels8, too
If YOU pIesfbey' = x -st = @s%
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-18

A boy died, in Chicago, last week, from the
effects Of swimming in pond where the earessssB
of animals had beed deposited. Large gpot&
broke out on hina, ana his syunptons were those
Of very bad case Of poisoning. It is supposed
he swallowed some of the water.