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, 1866-02-25

Hare tested An idea which CAME to ne fon1e time
ago. md found It worthy Of record. Itwas stMply to
suggest for A1ce permanent Instead Of temporary
interest u tha little orphan Jessle ood show her how
to turn II to good account. Which did accordingly;
and It Ia fher chief interests to work for H.
tie" Jet" She saves het rocEetmo1ey 10 bug books,
orp1aJ small articles OF dress for hef and
gycs up many Of her play hours to sewing for her.
What she do IL o. course n,thlng vefT important
In ITSELF encourage 1t for it, influence upon her
Owl character, aud already tho good effects. Her
xense OF responsibility makes her thoughtful and
wouanlg: md where before she rather inclined 70
selfnd1lgeDce tsuew interest has taught her prtct
cal lessons Of sefdcnial. HAY these be only nrst
fruits Of 4 life rich In good works and charity. =
Attended bright little dinner party last night, at DR.
n-s. Met several celebrities Of the peuc1 and tile
pen. who for once werc As enjoyable personally ID
their books and pictures. The special pleasure Of the
evening conversation with the poet T. II. Sd
MhnSe Ccnlns e QulY eapal1cd hY bia tpodestY.
, 1866-02-25
ATJ{sEIST.

Went down 10 the river for swimming Lesson 10
day. E1anE lesrnen last snmmer, and has undertake
now to reach the children aod myself No great pro
gfess get: but we aI splasntd about, and had me1
~ tlunc. a sudden clouo came mp while We iWere Il
the river and gave shower bath Ii addition 10 III
plunge The edsct Of the rain drops upon the wster
from 1he midst OF them. wns exceedingly beautI
tut,
Some new arrivals from the city this afternoon
auonfst Il en- an Acquaintance Blank Met be
Unexpectedly The piazxt. and hnd the pleasure o
rendcrn. her some 1itle sesycea, which she Apprecl
ated almost TOO gratefully. Am KIad Of the opporsu
alsy to Improve mytacgnainssucn with her,
Went 10 Mrs. Blanks toom to ask her 10 Join us IN
"esabblng'' expedition. Found hts sewing, as usua
and TOO husy CO. discovered at lnst, however, tn
reason why She never has time for anything SIZE AT
TKAPIs TO DO uER FAMILY txWISH WITHOUT l. aIT
Gave up the Grabbing Party. and told her my e4psr
ence Of the Nhoneehofd fairy which 70 astonsshe
, 1866-02-25

Third Of July. snd tomorrow the awful Fourth must
be endured. With Its multiplied Dsedea Of gunpoW.
derlunr u1ad frightened babies, servants oe raup-
are," ct cetefa ct cetera. Wish could hAye escaped
lilo 1hn couniJy Mrs bright did: hut aiasl theEr
10 the breezy hils and shsdy woods that sigh for,
HabS gEows thin aud fetful-the heat seems pnusu-
atly oppressive this summer-And his father very
Impatient to get tho children Of town. "uow tong
before you can be resdy?" he asts aloat da1ly.
sssa,1ng every nerve TO Eet through The necessary
work, but It will be August before can have tho
Children teceniJy provided for.
, 1866-02-25

A WAGON OK F1nE~Some fellow, bent On mis-
chtef, threw lighted clcar Into a wagon load pl
dry pine shas5nes, on Madison street bridge, On
Saturday forenoon, and just the vehicle reached
Washington STREET on Market the flames suddenly
burst forth Hom the conhustlble mass. The twn
occupants Of the ns.scft sent fo,tnnsteiy succeeded
ID lumb!trg OF The rear portion oi the load. thus
har1ng hall their thastngs and the wagon from de-
ttfucltuQx
, 1866-02-25
.IQNEs
MILK.

Esidrek'a evening ons, and took her place =;
nursery, to gu1sd the s!ecrIpE children. 4 +.
half tudtc1o1s, ta1f rttf1l rook possession at MT
sat there sewinR-a wish that wAs servant inst
mlstress. tAat might have the privilege OF lea. "
evening tho week 10 spend &s pleased! RIdtcuiua
ofcoursc: nevertheets It IS painfully true that
not have as mich time for recreation a. my own ae
Ytnt5.
, 1866-02-25

JrRons.-The tnllowiu: is a lit OF the grand
Juror who arc summoned 10 act tn the Recorders
Court Oh the arst atonaay in Much, beng one @eef
zsou ns1t Monda.: PeteF TAYLOR, Patrick fhelaa.
j, C. Alsotd. Geo II. kimbask, q. ]. Randall, Pc.
ter Coyle. Jacob Trnntwcfn, Jolu Tecntc1, V c.
Turner, Henry Gsccnchausn q. lniillpson, Henry
l:e.csnan; nasES Deal; John Y. acown George
In. Il. ii. Green, John u, Stevens, Joseph nayues,
Geo.e Ives, Nm. u. Palmer. The fo!l wing Il 4
lisr Of the persons summoned 10 aHpc1r and act as
peiit juror at the same ltme rs above: Lerlnfu4
DclEat!. 1iush Richie, Gcorcc schlsdins, John
Katlrc. In. lhisltps. Staa. Fox, ~ ". Strong,
Frederick Icnhod. e. l'asrh, " II. Cray. FsanE
son Wm. Jannccy, Jamet Breunan, BoIlsas q.
Gil. x. ). Worthtrgtou. JOHN Hoffman, q. r. Hsn-
zen, Joel Walters, John saancls, Henry Fuller.
Hitxm Mufpty,
, 1866-02-25

delightful afternoon as the Acads ny Of Design-
Frank and Alice With me- As they have oen every year
Bnce old enough to 60 ont With 1t all. think
cannot cultivate artistic aate 10 in children.
take pa!ns to hare mine plctures statues curos
t1es-cvezything beautiful that Is within our reach;
md, tom the frst, MI ks point Of teaching them
to observe xnd discriminate. that they mar enjoy
things tntelligently-not merely for show glitter
Tha reward OF my trouble comes 10 mt already; fof
Franks comments and cttlciams this Afternoon
without being IN prtggtth or unehi1dke, 20
senstble to make him uaost tEreeshle companion
Celebrated little 1elen's nth birthday with doll'a
tea party Invited ten Little girls With their dolls sud
gave up the afternoon to tQe Entertainment, which
plssed on without cloud. The doIls tooK tta nrst
seated In t0tptEng sAsa around table Of proper pro
porioos and waited With crest dignity ny their IT.
tc r,amu4s. who had aitrWaEl feast o. u elr own
lctnonAde and ss1wbtsftes snd cream Conorned IN m5
tfd that any outlay Of time Or trouble which goeS 70
make children happy Ia profitable Investment
, 1866-02-25
I.JQJLYs :

Tactied tndust rfously for t1o hours this morning.
''ruaking w." - -mltchIevoai'y says. for time
lost at the sewing machine" Tho "houscho!d fairy"
hasioat accomplished under my supcrT1siou six new
8hs for bis lordshp. not to spetk Of host ofbrown
Eiprham ocks tor Aice-these last for country wcat
Which. according to practical y1ew Of thIn.s,
time very we'll "lost!" Still must not neglect my
uusic. for know It's value roo we'll ~ Of "the
ties that bind" us In household unity and harmony.
A busy day packing for the couutry. We hare been
fortunate enough to secure board 10 near the city that
ms husband can attend to bis business aud will spend
The evenings with his fnmliy. Ny house IL in order
my summer scwtng all done, tho children provided
with eHcty thing ncedfu1 and look forward to hap
ps holiday IN the woods and felds.
Have arranged our little Apastuenh 10 that they be-
GIN to look hoanetke Two three enE1ayiogB the
walls some boofs my worknAsfet, and Alee'a canary
in the window, ve the familiar aspect whIle the 1oye
y OUTSIDE yieEs Of Eoods md Et!e upsnd and mrad-
ow. atone for all deficiencies within,
, 1866-02-25


- -. - ~. 80, -. ~. , 4.s; III - -
u.ne ~ tus osior uoHn .ns L"ses a'a vas. aan
~" sa1ss taE L. lne ua1 VIZ nseseu!s, ,,s VII
~ son. ,nIsJ eousn.ne aau utsant @ataan iaEe'
n..u onl W u Nl.n - ~ ~
lAtts 80 s'hns We a4 ~: aua ~ ee.n.
vny u, - e. ~" ~ .'as 49, 3sas t,s -
E .fs ~ .,,,a.,", ~, - ~ ono y. 1nfIs
nrc ,n.t,c,i MI ,snc,,ra tsa.o fan. orsc,t s,,u.
KsW GT,eai hnu sepea.sa taqse ioaF !o'eeas stau
zas Of "lhe Aii'ef's nanshttI;"
look into mine eyes With thine. tsue Wife"
Tut rs for mt cnutn onty think Of the sweet old
, 1866-02-25

PErsoNA1--General Jamee Il. Wilson, Of 1aidiux
celebrity, will be in this city On Monday or Tues-
day. on business connected with the National Ex-
prrrs md General transportation Company, whoAc
headquarters arc loc4ted ut Richmond. General
Tiisou hap the Een1nl eupcriutency OF the adaIfs
ot The company in The North, and Is one Of Qnnis'
DIlyCSt sons.
, 1866-02-25

Had 3 spare ticket for the last Philharmonic re.
heassa and called for Mrs. Hank thinking that shc
would ike TO accompany nc. Fouud her up to her
eyes In plain sewnc- would ike to 70 deatly. but
couldn't possibly srare the tiuc,'' which thought
very odd indeed. Her family l. larger than mlne,
her Income smaller; get the aever seems to have
time for tho simplest recreation. Que Is tempted be
unchAliiable, aid ask; What can The reason be?
ueanneas Or bad II anagenent? =
Spent IN honr at my sewing uachiue this morning,
hzaining sAcQue for Charlie. My husband laughs at
what be calls my propensity for neES nut II have
weakness II ls to my children well dressed. Com
Portable and neat OF course they nlways and whe
can make their little garments bcnutlfuI also Ut
sna1l cot Of time or money. whrre is the barn
"soomon In all his glory was not a-yaytd Ike the
lnlcs OF the neld; but the lilies OF the neld
and al the Other blossoms that God has clothed Will
beauty. examples for In certain sense excuses os
perfonal adorumcnt? or conr>e do not Justify per-
ona1 SuLtty extrayaganee but the sbuse OF good
Thing L. 10 1esson for 1ts dlsuse.
, 1866-02-25
MAYs

A great misfortune happened to-day. Poor little
Alice eIperrced her nrst grief in tho loss Of ttn5
blAck.and-tau tf1IIeT "Jet by pAue. who died sud
denly this morning. The little creature has been he
pct for 5enr, and she Il heartbroken at his death
HaFe been trying to dnsise something for her copsoia
dou, ann think will take her with this afternoon
when 1uake my donation vsit to The Chnrcn Charity
Foundation.
Found nv idea good one. Alice wHs delighted
with excursion. an:e fullns in loro With the pco
old ladies' aud hcfpless little orphans 1t The Home.
II u her dst glimpse into such Institution and
WAS surprised 10 tho Intelligent interest she maui
tested. One child attracted her special attcnIon-1
brizhteysd little thing called Jess!e and sngn1ArIj
enough, ptckpamcd "Jet" saw Aice's eyes Ill VI
At the familiar sound. and presently her little hapt
stole Into nine: II should like to give her something
mamma; NAY II" So allowed her to chooae bool
from my basket. and watched thf presentation, whct
gave Rt least much pleasure to the gtver the
ciptent Gave an Idea also, which Will e1rlAtt
hereafter when hnTs tested tts fesslblhty.
, 1866-02-25
NOVEMBER.


Fail sewing almoat done, thanks to my lnvaluab!c
sewing machine. II has hctn all that hoped-moro
than dnred to anteipate-h the way of assistance
and Indirectly, other advantages TOW from IT, Ny
husband looks mp With smile when take my scat In
the paror after dinner. "Not quite 50 exclusive al
you used 70 bel" And The children: "oh! manma
gIls down stairs evfEJ evening nov. Isn't II great
de nicer papa p 1tls pleasant to feel that mr. pre-.
seuce Is the attraction for e1l aud lnwardy
resolve that it shall Lot be lacking IN future. will
"nse all dgetce" to Tctsin md perfect the family
rtEnton Iot forgetting to be thankful for the oppor-
trnty to Go 80.
F1ayed and bang with the children this evening
while taey pract!sed some Christmas carols for hell
Sunday Echooi concert. looked oyes mr. ahoulder,
hearing manly bass suddenly ID the "Three Klnss Of
Orient" and met my husbands eyes, with look In
them that said "TtAt is what like So proioaRed
our rehearsal TO the chidren's hed-lne and flushed
the evening with game Of chess, In which had the
satlsfa cslon hlupurely by accident,
As he conteItedly declared
DECEMBER.
A eouplct from stoddardY charming version OF aThs
Children II the Wood" has fitted through my brain
all day:
"And Aami lest Alb Sy ( !e4f the rose Of yonsh
Trn'y ara Younger well as happier now that the
weight OF forever unfinished task Is ffed rom
shall nerer cease to be grateful to Mrs. Bright for In.
PRODUCING me 10 her +househotd fairy" It has proved
10 M6 Mo9t <lhu l1ak-a h1tsEhod angel.
"Ae1y Christmas" Is At hand once more, and all
hearts are attuned to Its gladhess The children aro
fun Of important secrets. Mamma has hers also
amongst them matyellously dressed doll that Will
gladden. t1iies heart and braided dsesa that will
sAtIsty Annle'a widest desires. Huspieouslooktng
parcels are smnrEled Into thehouse from time to time.
showing that papa hM bis lltlt mystery too. and
think shall not much longer coyes that copy Of .el
odles and Nldrtga1s We do not forget elther those
h1ue children Of God" In whose homea no Chrtstnna
trees GROW. Our good chee1 ah. be shared with them
for His t9ke who said. "Inasmnch 70 did It to
of the least Of these, 80 have done It unto me-
E5i9!p
, 1866-02-25

SAD Aec1DESr.-A little ett named Mar. Ann
brennan, twelve ycaFe of age, who resided with het
parcn+ on the corner Of Pine and k1nzde etreets,
on Saturday afternoon, about bail past I've o'clock.
nhllo playlug ncar the entrance TO Woodruff j.
1'hyne's coal sxrd. foot Of Rush street. WIS sluokt
instantly killed bs being crushed under the l1rGe
Eate, which accidentally le]l from its hinges The
gate waI ru,fed within leu m!urea aficr Il over.
7nrned, but the child VAS deau. Tne body MAS
taken in charge By Sergeant Jcnniugt OF The Thfsd
P1rnc1 pol,ce and delivered 10 the niicaed p7rruts
Coroner Wagner WIS notided OF the occurrence and
Will hold an inquest on the rrria,na to-day,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
.Crinoline Triumphant.

An important decision has been rem
dered in England. which determines that
a diameter Of seven lee, is not unressona-
bly, large for lady's hoop skirt. lady
Walking along The street in London,
caugh, her dress on nail OF a PscS'ng
box. which a merchant had left on tie
side VIZ ak, and sued for damages. The
mercban. showed that the box, occupied
only three fee. on The inner side Of the
sIdew ak. and that seven feet were left
for The lady, and claimed that the acct
dent was due to her negligence. But the
court decided in favsr of the lady, holding
that seven feet was not an unreasonable
space for her 10 cover. The New York
Times b.gs the ladies 10 claim at leas'
that space IN The cars and church Pew'
as their legal right
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
CUngres sionai.

The time Of this body seems TO be exclusive
y employ cd III throwing C1sfaeits III the way
vi The President 5 atIou poatty, and III pro-
posing entertainments 10 the CONSTITUTION SO as
" make IL sun The kepuolcanpasty. Numcr-
Gus have been The auCnGmCnts Ohered, Out all
looking towards The enlranchlscmeut vi the
negroes Of the South and placing them ol. all
equality with the whites. But 1t must De re-
menibered that the advocates of these meas
ures come from States where negroes are spe-
ciaily loI hidden any vi these privileges and
where they ere very Jew III nunuuer.
Resolutions have been presented calling for
the immediate lIial Of Jcte SOU Davis and T..
c.. Clay 10y Court Martial. A resolution was
passed by vote OF 81 to - allowing attorneys
10 practice in the courts Of the United States
without taking any test oath. Mr. Conkling OF
New York offered resolution prescribing the
terms upon which southern de!egat es could DC
admitted, viz: Kenuucailons of all trei,nsi ,us
of epudIation Of ali Stale AID Ma
uonal debts contracted IN alG VI the rebellion
making The negroes quail in every respect 10
the White man impartial Distribution Of po-
!dicaI power all ever the Unlon-e election Of
only such men as hav. been lJyal all The time,
at tic denunCiation of their friends and those
they trusted during the late war.
MCssrs. Voorhees,, Johnson Of Mary land
Doohttle, and other worthy men OF former
times, are throwing all their weight against the
radical tide that is sweeping over The country
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
Nysst virginia Legislature.

y, The LEGISLATURE of this State convened on
Tuesday lasta and was organized BY the cleo
ton ofthe following officers For the Senate,
MIR. Stephenson, Speaker; E. R. Hall, Clerk;
A. d. Hagap, Sergeant-a Mr.. Mahon,
.Doorkeer For the House, David S. Pinnell,
Speaker; VIM P. Hubbard, Clerk; s. G. w.
Morrison, Sergeant-at Arms; }. II. Charnock,
Doorkeer These are the old officers reflect
ed. The Governor in his message, recon-
niends stringent enforcement of the test oath;
the passage of Registration Law; that all OH
GERS of election shall take the test oath, and If
they fail the election to be null and void; that
all county and township officers shall qualify
before the circuit courts Of the counties, and
when an officer is elected who can not qualify
thatthe vacancy be filled by appointment that
the law disabling rebels from sueing and COL
not to apply to debts contracted since the close
Of the war; that negroes be allowed to testify
in courts; that there be re-assessment OF the
lands of the State that the State take steps to
pay neF proportion Oh tnt OH UcUt Vi v hSHia,
that Free Schools be provided. He refuses to
commission Samuel Price Of Greenbrier, who
was elected Judge, Oh the ground that he was
lately Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. In
speaking Of Jefferson and Berkeley counties,
after abiding to the repeal Of the laws giving
the assent Of Virginia to the annexation Of
these two counties by the present Virginia
Legislature, he says:
''1he effort to SET w authority Of another
State III The county Of Jefferson, and the many
distinctions 10 the execution Of the laws In 9th
er portions OF the State, have induced he TO
look iulo tie law for remedy, but there seems
10 be none. There is no punishment al all pro-
yded for many cases Of resisting the execution
of the laws, aud when there is such provision
II holly insufficient"
The Adjutant Generals report shows there
are 81 UOU troops credited 10 the State, for
the Union army. The results Of the imam
cal exhibition OF the Auditor and Treasurers
report is very fa,tcring. lie Governor advi-
scs that tie brOnze statue Of Washing ton, car
ri,d away lion, the Va Military Ms.ltuteTb By
Gen. Hunter, be returned 10 Virginia. ssg
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

Mr.. Edllor.-A casual observer notices
many things. In my rambles duIng my
sbor. sujourn here / happened 10 be IN
concern, one of the partners 10 whom
recognize an old school mate and friend.
| aliude 10 The frm of SHode 81 Line. !
am a resident Of Louisiana, but am sur
prised to see how astonishingly low this
firm sell their good. am traveller. but
vet would advise those in search OF cheap
goods TO call apon these gentlemen.
TRAVELLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
MONUMENT TO SToNEwALL JACKSON.

MONUMENT TO SToNEwALL JACKSON
II will be seen by an article on the first
page of to-day's Register. that Major H.
X. Douglas has taken steps to erect a
monument over the grave of Gen. Jack.
son, at Lexington, Va. Capt. H. F.
Barnharl, OF This town, one OF the appoint
ed committee, will receive subscriptions
from any who are disposed TO contribute
toward the project.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

The PooR.-Those whose business il
is to provide for tho poor and INDECENT
families of our community should give
them special attention this cold weather.
They should be comfortably clad, and
their tables supplied with food. Those
too who have no, sufliciency Of wood OF
coal, should be supplied with these indis-
pensable comSusubles TO comfort during
the cold blasts of winter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
&z. Mr.. Cyrus II. Mccormick, ib'

&5- Mr.. Cyrus II. Mccormick, The
pa,enlee of the Mccormick r.aping ma
chine, now residing in Chicago, Illinois,
bul a native, il is SAID, Of Rockbndge
county, Virginia. has made donation OF
Ten thousand dollars 10 Washington Col
lege. Virginia, OF which Gen. Lee is now
President. Mr.. Mccormick reserves
the privilege of increasing his donation ii
a similar inleres. in the welfare Of HE i'll
sutulion is manifested 10 other quarters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
ImpOssibility OF European Interior
enCe

A war at she present moment between
France and the United States would open
such disastrous prospects To boih cUun-
lrles that prud, NJ men on both sides will
resort to every possible means in order 10
avold pushing matters 10 80 calsmilous all
extremity. StrUng as Is the power OF
France, and stable as may be The EDpe-
rur's ,lhe shock of war with
the Unlled States might prove serious
lIisl both ~ France herself and TO her IN
sulutlons. Even # she succeeded in car.
rs ing II 10 successful conclusion, il
could only be al a Iulnuus charge, for
which no acquisitions in The ihankless
soil Of Central America would offer any
adequate compensation.
Nor. On the other hsnd, could nything
be more unfortunate for The United States
al the present moment lhan war with D
powerful foreign country. 1t is evident
reach US from The Southern States that
nothing but complete rest and a close al
lenlion to maliers of domestic policy can
stroId any chance Of recovery 10 the
uself unll That grea, wound is at least IN a
fair way OF being healed. They TOO might
sind lhat war with France Oh their south
ern border would increase their domestic
difficulties, aud they are as llle able as
France 10 afford 10 add another vast item
to their national debt The interests,
therefore, Of The two Governments are
exactly identical. Ills the interest OF
France 10 Withdraw as soon as possible
from perilous position. and it is The in
lerest OF The United States TO render that
withdrawal as far as possible spontaneous,
instead of having TO enforce it.-London
Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20
VIRGINIA STATE OFFICERS. Leg

VIRGINIA STATE OFFICERS The Leg
islalure h Virginia has recently elected
The following STATE officers: John l.
Calvert. Esq, Treasurer, Uice +. J.
Smith, appointed by Gov. PieIponI. Mr..
the war. Wm. F. la, Tor, Esq, Auditor.
J. NJ. fernGon, Esq Of Spotlsyivanla
county. Secretary OF The Common wealth,
yviee Col. Lewis, appointed BY Gov. Pier
pOnt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

e. Mr.. Wiley obtained unanimous
consent to Introduce blll, cediug 10 HE
State of Yves. Virginia the lands, tene.
meu,s &c., belonging to the Uniled States
in the county OF Jefferson, and lying al
HsrpeI's Ferry. with all The rights and
privileges pertaining thereto. Referred
to the COMMITTEE on Military Affairs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

o. By direction Vi Major General
Hsncock, The military districts OF Wes-
tern Maryland, Pennsylvania. Delaware,
Eastern Shore, and district of Western
Virginia. have been discontinued, AND
Hsrper's Ferry maintained as an indie
pendenl post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-20

|. is reported tina. sanguinary conflict
of political character, IUok place Gay
or TWO since al Richmond. Kentucky, III
which Sky persons were engaged. One
man is SAID 10 nave been ktled, three
Others morally wounded. and half dUz'
en- others seriously inJsred. s-d. q, on